Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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may be found on the first psge Of the
Lighting Fixtures, Burgess Granden co.
Fidelity Storage and Van Co. Doug. ass.
Have Root Print Tt-Now Beacon Presa
Dworak accountant and auditor. d. 74o6.
Vote for Thomas W. Blackburn for
congress. Advertisement
First Trust company-Are still maxi
Ing city loans. Prompt closing.
oity Property-For results. list that
house with Osborne Realty Co. d. 1874
Beautiful All Modern nsmsa FOR sale
or the easy payment plan. Bankers
Realty Investment Co Phone Doug 1895
"roday's Complete Movie Programs"
classified section today and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theeters offer.
Chambers Dancing Acadsmy-The
home OF modern and classic dances, IN
structor of teachers, who are successful
both in Omaha and other cities Glasses
reopen September g. 1914 Telephone
Douglas 1871. The school to depend upon.
rventy-throe Take Normal Training
Twenty-three girls at Central High school
are taking the normal training course
under the leadership of Miss Isaacson.
Carey Able to Re out-Frank ]. Carey
was able to be out yesterday after hav-
ing been confined to his home since last
Sunday with an attack OF hay fever.
Leader of the Choir-Ross b. Tindall,
son of Dew. D. X. Tindall. has been
selected by the music committee Of Trinity
Methodist church to lead it's choir for the
coming year.
Dinner for Miss hKoran-Mrs. H G..
Moeller entertained at a o'clock dinner
party last evening in honor of Miss Agnes
c. Moran, who will leave for Washington,
D. c., within the next few days.
Divorce DEGREES Granted-The follow
ing divorce DEGREES have been ganted in
district court: Walter ]. Perry against
Emma Perry, cruelty; Jassica A. Hern
against d. King Hern, non-support.
Bennewitz to Address Club-John A
Bennewitz, one of the Union Pacific at
torneys, will address the newly organized
Traffic club at the Commercial club
Thursday noon. following the regular
luncheon.
Entertains for Bride-Miss Nellie Nor
rlll entertained at a o'clock dinner, fol-
lowed by a miscellaneous shower, for
Miss Catherine Murray. an october bride.
and white.
Club Committee IL Active-The bank
ing and insurance committee of the Com
mercial club has opened its activities for
the fall. w. Z. Rhoades is chairman of
the committee. Many matters Of banking
and insurance legislation will likely come
before the committee this year.
Sees Error in Letter--Gilbert w
Uhler, whose letter recently was pub
lished in The Bee, has called attention to
a mistaken meaning caused, he believes
by an alteration in a phrase It was not
Andrew Carnegie, but the German EN-
peror, who was on holiday trip wher
war was declared.
Coroner'a Jury Reports--A coroner
jury returned verdict to the effect that
Eddy Clark, Is years old, who was
crushed to death by an elevator in the
Range building, came to his death
through an unavoidable accident Testi-
mony indicated that the elevator was in
good running order and that the boy had
been warned not to use 1t.
Max FrelInE Brought Baok-Max FIRE.
ling, who was arrested in Chicago at the
advice of local authorities, was brought
back by Detective Dunn and lodged in the
city Jail early this morning.. Freling, &C
cording to the charge against him, APP
propriated $3.50 in cash and $50 in mer-
chandise belonging to fellow peddler
Jacob Schwartz. He fled last week.
Children Attack Deed-An attack on q
deed to a house and lot executed tC
Charles ID. Burns by his father, the late
Edward j. Burns, has been started in
district court by eight other sons anc
daughters. 1t is alleged that the deco
was made within a few hours Of Mr.
Burns death and that he was incom
petent to sign it by reason of his age, s.
years.
UT to visit Roynood HaunSs-John p
UT, general agent Of the Rock Island
has gone to Oregon, Mo, where for a
month, or so, he will be boy again
picking wild flowers, seeking out the
old swimming hole and roaming through
the woods Mr.. UT was born in the vi
cinity of Oregon and resided there until
he left home. 1t has been close to fifty
years since he has been back to the
scenes of his childhood days.
Injured by Street car-While crossinl
Twenty-fourth street near Patrick avenu
at 1920 last night, Andrew Ilerson, ageC
30, living at Thirty-third and Lake streets
collided with a southbound Twenty-fourtl
street car. was knocked to the pavement
and sustained a probable fractured skull
and severe body bruises He was taker
to st. Joseph's hospital and treated by
Police Surgeon Foltz. The street car wal
in charge OF Conductor Albert Smith.