Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-28
Brief City News

Half Karat white Diamonds s7S-Edholr.
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Lighting Fixtures--Burgess-G randen Co.
Phone Bedford's New Coal Yard
1917 N. Esd, for Paradise coal, best
for furnaces. Doug. 115.
DIR. Merriam to Talk--Dr. A. L.
Merriam will speak at the Omaha
Philosophical meeting Sunday after
noon on Fasting and Prayer
Robbed of Nine Dollars-A high
wayman stopped j, Rosenbloom, l4l4
North Twenty-fourth, last night at
Fifteenth and Ames avenue and
robbed him of 50.
Company Gets Judgment-Judg-
! ment for s1,023.5S was awarded the
W, P. Devereaux company against
Matilda Peterson in district court on
a protested check issued August 81,
1914, for S1,023.5S for merchandise.
$25 reward for information lead
ing to the recovery of Ford runabout
9S9334, white wheels, initials "JCH."
State No. S40S3. And SIS additional
for the arrest and conviction of thief.
Love Haskell Company, W. Q. w.
Bldg.
Another WEIGH Cafeteria-Another
WEIGH cafeteria is to be established
in Omaha. This will make the sixth
one. ]. w. Welch is fitting up the
place at 1917 Farnam street. This
place was formerly occupied by The
Baltimore
Two Seeking Divorce-Charging ex-
IRENE cruelty, Paul Jones has filed
suit for divorce from Lilly. They were
married April Is, 1911, at Bremerton,
Wash. Nettie' Oldaker has sued
: George, alleging nonsupport. They
were married at Council Bluffs March
4, 1915.
Weather Fine in State-With con-
siderable rain out in the state Tues
day afternoon, the weather cleared
during the night and is perfect today,
according to the reports to the rail-
roads. 1t Is little cooler, but from
no place was there a report of frost
last night.
Taken to Station-C. H. Niebert,
said to be Des Moines, Ia, physician,
is being detained at police headquar-
tiers in delirious condition. He was
taken from st. Joseph's hospital,
where he had been sent by friends
At the hospital he became so violent
that the nurses could not restrain him.
Dared Autos to Hit Him-Gust Carl
son of Florence Jared forth on an
anti-gasoline crusade Tuesday after
noon and was arrested after he had
stood directly in front of autos at Fiji
teenth and Farnam streets and dared
the drivers to come on. He was ar
raigned in police court and fined IS
and costs.
Omaha Uni Glass Elects-Thirty
members of the sophomore class Of
the University of Omaha met yester-
day afternoon and elected the follow
ing officers: Isidore Finkenstein,
president; Naomi Lowe. vice presi-
dent; Gertrude Reynolds. secretary
and treasurer. Gold and maroon
fwere chosen as the class colors.
John e. UT Returns-John E. UT,
general agent of the Rock Island, who
has been spending the summer in
northern Wisconsin,, has returned,
greatly improved in health, but not
well enough yet to take up the duties
Of his position. Mr.. UT suffered a
stroke Of paralysis about year ago
and has never fully recovered from
its effects.
Gets Six Dollars Week-Six dol
lars a week for 500 weeks must be
paid to Mike Roma, former en-
ploye of Armour & Co, according to
the decision of Judge Leslie Roma
was struck by falling pipe while
working in the packing house He
must be examined every six months
by physicians employed by the Armour
company to ascertain the permanence
of the injury. Roma was represented
by Harold Haviland.
Fine Fireplace Goods--Sunderland