Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-22
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Have Root Print Kt-Now Beacon Press
lighting Fixtures, Burgess-Granden CO.
Fidelity Storage and Van 90. Doug. ass.
City Propsrty-For results. list that
house with Osborne Realty Co. d. 1914
Beautiful All Modern Komsu For sale
or the easy psymea, plan. Bankers
Realty Investment Co. Phone Doug. 1926.
Baum on Absence Lsave--willism A.
Baum OF the naval recruiting station has
secured n five days leave Of absence and
Will leave Tuesday for the west.
"roday's oomplsts Movie Programs"
may be found on the first page OF the
classified section today, and appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
tho various moving picturs theaters offer.
Clothing Company IL Tnoorporatsd-
The Hub Clothing company OF Omaha
has filed articles OF incorporation. Capt
tai IL 5000 The inoorporators are Good
man Cohen, Harris Cohen and Robert J.
Webb.
Chambers Dancing Aoademy-Ths
home OF modern and classic dances, in
structor of teachers, who are successful
both in Omaha and other cities. Glasses
reopen September "a. 1914 Telephone
Douglas 1871. The school to depend upon.
Barbet Asks DamagOs-Alleging that
he was ordered by his boss to pick up
piece OF hot iron at Swift & Co.'S black
smith shop. Edward Barbet, a laborer,
has brought suit for $500 damages for
the burns he received when he carried out
instructions.
Recruiting station name Changed
TxF.n = I1Aa arrv
recruiting station from the adjutant
generals office is to the effect that from
September Is on the auxiliary recruiting
station at Des Moines is to be known as
the Central Auxiliary station.
Miss Davis Haok Home-Miss Alice
Davis. who was in Parts with her
brother. Clark. when a German aeroplane
dropped bomb within one block of them
has finally reached Omaha. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs G. Warren
Davis. The brother returned q few days
ago, while Miss Davis was stopping in
New York TO visit. They were In Switz-
erland when the war started.
Baok From Insurance 1ksstSng-T. W.
Blackburn and Z. M. Martin have just
returned from Ashevi1ie. N. c., where
they attended the meeting of the Ma
tional Association Of Insurance Commits
sloners The meeting was largely at
tended by insurance attorneys and ex-
ecutives OF insurance companies and as
sociations. Lawson @. Bryan OF Lincoln.
insurance commissioner OF Nebraska, was
also present. Thirty-five states were
represented by their insurance commits
EIoners.
Asks Change Of NamO-Stattng that
Henry Paasch has treated him as his
son, George w. Rohwer is petittoning in
district court to have his last name
changed to Paasch He says he is ger
orally known by the latter name, and
wants to have II legally made his own.
Burns May Die Of xnjurieS--W. c.
Burns, % years old. and married, will
die, in all probability, at 81. Josephs
hospital. in consequence OF injuries re.
ceived in a runaway accident Sunday ut
Portsmouth, Ia.
Three-Cornered win Coutest---A three
cornered contest over two disputed willis
left by Mrs. Jane c. Knapp last year.
has been brought TO trial In the district
court OF Judge Troup. Under one will
Mrs. Minnie l. Cowles, who was reared
but not adopted by Mrs. Knapp and
her husband. is suing the widower for
a half interest in a s2o-acre farm near
Waterloo, which by the terms OF the Sec
ond will was left entirely to the Wild
over