Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-01
BRIEF CITY NEWS
wedding Rlnr,-Elholm. gsusisr.

4dhoouat, Iauor-hOO Paxton Blk.
Lighting Fixtures - Burgess Grsnden.
Dancing classes, Hotel Rome. Web. ssas.
Have Re Print It-Nov Beacon Press
To sell Real Estate list Il with J. II.
lumont, state Bank Bldg.
Or. BurhOrns chiropractor, adjusts the
cause Of disease. wesd Bldg. Phone ID.
Ss47.
To Borrow Money on real estate, see
J. II. Dumont. state Bank Bldg.
Admitted TO PrRotioe-Arthur Marc
WITT has been admitted 10 practice law
before the federal court.
Tor rire and Tornado insurance see
J. II. Dumont. State Bank Bldg.
sisterhood sootal--The Temple Israel
Sisterhood will give a social at the
Temple vestry rooms Monday afternoon.
"roday's Movie Program" classified
section today. 1t appears in The Bee
EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the va
rious moving picture theaters offer.
For Plate Glass ana Burglary insur-
ance see ]. II. Dumont, State Bank Bldg.
Associated Charities Needs . stove
The Associated Charities is In need OF a
large soft coal heater for a woman in
poor health who is trying to make a liv-
ing renting rooms.
For Automobile Insurance and liability
bonds see ]. II. Dumont. State Blk. Bldg.
The state Bank OF Omaha pays 4 per
cent on time deposits and per cent on
savings accounts. All deposits in this
bank are protected by the depositors'
guaran FUND OF the state OF Nebraska.
Property Cared For-To rent property
see J. H. Dumont. State Bank Bldg
Mrs. sorsnson injured by Broken Glass
Mrs. c. z. Sorenson, 1O1s Douglas street,
while attempting to force transom
broke the glass and received a deep cut
on the palm of her left hand.
Gives Concert in Des A6oinss-NIiss
Corinne Paulson, concert pianist, gave a
recital at Haddorff hall. Des Moiles.
Ia, last Thursday. She was assisted by
Mrs. De Graft of Des Moines.
For Safety First in Life Insurance
see w. H. Indoe, general agent State
Mutual Life Assurance Co. of worces-
ter. Mass. one of the oldest. II years.
and best companies on earth.
Dies OF Heart FAilure-w. @. Hogan.
aged AZ years night Waterman at the
Range building. whilo sitting in the Of
flee of the Ar '9de hotel died of heart
failure. So far as Known he has no rela-
tives.
Knife Misses Mark-willis Cronk, 70s
South Seventeenth street, received a deep
cut on the left arm when q knife with
which he was opening a can of corn
missed its mark. Several stitches were
taken in the wound.
Mrs. Alderman Gets DIvorco-Mrs.
Laura Alderman has been granted a d.
vorce from her husband, Leo B. Alder
and judgment was given when the de-
PENDANT failed to appear. They were
married in Papilion in 1913.
Talks to Commercial Club--Dr Charles
Zueblin. lecturer. from Boston, is to
speak to the Commercial club at a pub
lie affairs luncheon Wednesday noon.
He will be in the city to speak at the
Nebraska State Teachers association
convention. Advertising and Civic Ad-
vancement" is to be his subject.
Penttentiary For Thres-Paul Hill was
sentenced to the penitentiary by Judge
English Saturday for from one to ten
years for breaking and entering box
cars; Joe Kostello. from one to seven
years for grand larceny of railroad
property; Ben Czplenski, from three to
fifteen years. for highway robbery.
Chief Clerk for Jetfers-Effective
Nover1be. l. VIII Guild becomes chief
clerk in the office OF General Superin-
tendent LETTERS OF the Union Pacific
Heretofore he has been assistant chief
clerk in the Office OF General Manager
Ware. With the transfer of Guild the DO
sition Of assistant chief clerk to the gen.
eral manager is abolished.
Sues for Injuries so Eyo-James A.
Welstead in district alleges that he left
his farm home and took a position as
machinist's helper in the Union Pacific
roundhouse in Council Bluffs Ignorance
on his part led to a misuse Of tools
he says, with the result that a steel
splinter injured his eye. He sues fyr
$4,000
Stock Fanciers Meet Monday PET
stock fanciers will meet at Hotel Rome,
Monday evening, at s o'clock for the pur-
pose of effecting a local organization.
Secretary Gibson of the National Pet
Stock association will be present and
speak. He comes from Detroit for the
purpose of organizing the pet stock rails
ers Of the middle west
Assets to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
settlement Of the differences between
heirs OF the late John Linder, wholesale
liquor dealer. leaving an estate OF $500, Co.,
the assets OF the estate were Saturday
morning transferred In probate court
from the special administrators, Otto
Vorsatz, Hugh Bartsom and Jacob J.
Hess, to the general administrator, VIII
liam Arnd Council Bluffs
osteopaths Close seSsion-Dr. C. B.
Atzen OF Omaha closed the afternoon ses-
sion OF the Osteopathic association yes
terday with general talk on the osteo-
pathic movement. Other speakers were
Drs. F. G. Cluett. Sioux City; C. C. Dalin.
Shenandoah William r. Archer, Lincoln;
r. S. Dysart, president OF the Iowa State
association, Des Moines; J. T. Young,
Fremont; r. H Williams. Kansas City,
and s. l. Taylor. Des Moines. It was
decided to hold Joint meetings OF the Ne
braska and Iowa State associations an
nually, Saturdays having been the first
Joint meeting attempted. The gathering
closed last evening with banquet at the
Paxton.