Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-16
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Beautiful All Modern Homes for sale
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Realty Investment Co. Phone Doug. 2s2e
Better location for your office can
not be found when you select The Bee
Building, the bull 1ing that is always
rev. office room iO2
"Today's CompIsts Movie Program"
classified section today. and appears in
The Bee ENCLUSIvELYl Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Passenger Men TO Fsast--Members OF
tho Omaha Passenger club will give a
banquet on the evening Of December
in the Rathskeller of the Henshaw hotel
solid Mahogany Eall Clock, with West
minister chimes. latest designs. worth $50,
on sale at Browns for $40. If sold before
we move. c. B, Drawn, 4oS South Six
tenth street.
Cuscadsn Goes to Mospital--John A.
Cuscaden. who looks after the lock boxes
at the postoffice, went to the Nicholas
Sem hospital yesterday for week
rest and recuperation.
John Mellen OF the Northwestern rail-
road has gone on a three weeks trip
through the west. He will make all Inn
portant points on the Pacific coast.
xr. ana nsrs. OlelAnd stop in Omaha
A. NJ. Clcland. general passenger agent
OF the Northern Pacific, with headquar-
tiers in St. Paul accompanied by his
wife. is in Tho city. On route to Denver
Mrs. Funk Some Rettsr-Mrs. Louise
Metz Funk. who underwent an operation
ct Garrison hospital last Tuesday Is get
ting along nicely, but will probably not
be able 20 leave the hospital for q week
or two.
divorce Petitions Are I1IS6-Divosce
petitions filed in district court follow
Mrs. Zora Scott Mallory against James
Il. Mallory, non-support alleged; Ger
trude Tucker against George c. Tucker.
uun-support alleged.
Seeking Missing Psople-.rhe Omaha
police have been asked to locate two
missing persons. ]. PauIson wants to
find Mabel jackson, blue-eyed blonde. in
order to settle up an estate in Sioux City,
and Mrs. II. S. Dawson wants her hus-
hand. q hardware man.
Parker Joins oavalry-Herbert Par.
the United States cavalry at the local re-
cruiting station Saturday morning and
will be sent at once to Fort Logon,
Colo. Three recruits are reported to
have joined the army at the Sioux City
branch and will also be sent to Fort
Logan.
Barrett and Erwin Back on Job
James Barrett and Lawrence Erwin, coal
haHy hHfR nj mp
at the Federal building in transporting
coal from the shutes 10 the engine room.
Extra men are always employed at this
building from November to March. These
two men have had the positions for a
number Of years.
Nicholson Home Hobbed--The home OF
John Nicholson, chief deputy clerk OF
the United States district court, was en-
tered and looted Friday night and
jewelry and heirlooms valued at over $50
we're taken. Mr.. Nicholson, who lives al
$3.50 California street. was down towr
when the thieves entered. They got In
through q cellar door.
Men to Serve Dinnsr--The men of the
North Presbyterian church will prepare
and serve "a dinner for the members Of
the church and their friends at 6 O'Clock
Tuesday evening at the church. At G:;5
on the same evening. Prof Ivor Thoma
will give piano recital. with "A few
organ selections and vocal numbers. Nd
mission to the program Is free. IS
Entertain for Miss saGe-Mrs. james
Hodge entertained the l.. l.. club of tn,
First Methodist church at her HON,
Thursday evening In honor of Miss Mar
garet Sage, who is soon TO leave OInahs
TO make her home at Chadron. The
evening was spent at playing games ant
in music and readings. The club PIE
scented Miss Sage with a silver fork.
Huge marble Table Top-The larges
single slab OF marble ever seen in Oman;
has been made into a table top for tn,
lobby Of Hotel Rome. II is anothe
specimen of home industry, having beer
made and polished at the Sunde-lan,
marble mill at Walnut Hill. The piece {
Of ParonazZa Italian marble, with OK
ceptionaIly beautiful markings. II 1
seven by twelve feet.
want oases TransfOEred-A larg
number of attorneys appeared befor
Federal Judge Page Morris Saturda,
morning asking that a number OF per
sonal injury suits against the railroad
and the stock yards be remanded to tn
state courts, the attorneys ASSERTING
that the federal district court has n
jurisdiction over such cases. Fedora
Judge Morris continued the argument un
til next Saturday morning.