Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-11-06
Bret CITY News

Platinum Wedding Rings-Edhoim.
Have Root Print It-New Beacon rress
Lighting Fixturcs--Burress-G randsn 70
John G. Martin for Supreme Judge
Notice DemOcrats-Am republican
nominee for state representative. Sote
for me IL no one looks better oan'
Hoff.
Travis for District Judge.
Non-Support Case-Non-supp is
charged by Viola Stewart against Ear
w. Stewart in suit for divorce filed
with the clerk Of the district court
Elect Dickinson district Judge. Adv.
Philosophical Lectures. G. Petit
colas will give free public lecture at
Philosophical hall, 70l Bee building,
Sunday evening at o'clock, using Tor
a subject Gods Book of Life
f. w. Fitch-For district judge. --
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Repaving Farnam-Work has been
started on repaving the north side
Of Farnam street, Twenty-fourth 10
Twentieth streets. The south half was
completed before Ak-Sar-Ben season.
c. T. Dickinson for district Judge
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;Ioimes for Nnn:cipnr Judge.
$500 for Vassar-Vassar club OF
Omaha, which sponsored the Powys
lecture at the Brandeis theater Mon
day, cleared $500 by the venture This
will be the Omaha womens contribu-
ton toward the 100000 endowment
for Vassar college.
John C. Martin for Supreme Judge
Gets Ninety Days-Walter Pierce OF
Kansas City was arrested at Eleventh
and Farnam streets while trying to
bottom Officer Vosburgh had the man
arrested and in police court he receiv-
ed sentence Of ninety days.
Carey VIII Dye For You. Web. 3s2.
Major Mccormick Returns--Major
r. A. Mccormick of the Volunteers Of
America returned Friday evening
from an extended trip to Chicago and
New York. At the former place he
took In the meeting Of the Grand Field
council. At New York he visited his
sister.
Remember Dickinson for district
Judge.
How about REDICK for judge?
Seeking j. Harry JennisOn--Miss
Grace M. Chamberlain Of rs Lancaster
street, Worcester, Mass, has written
Postmaster C. Il. Tanning, asking his
help in locating ]. Harry Jennison.
According to the letter, J. Harry Jen-
nison was last heard from at Twenty
sixth and Dodge streets about twelve
years ago, where he resided with his
parents. He is wanted SO that the es-
tate of his father, who died recently,
can be closed up.
George A. Magncy for county atty.
Medicine Men EIect--Officers for
the University Of Nebraska College Of
Medicine alumni, whose meeting came
to close Friday evening, were elect
ed for the coming year as follows:
w. N. Anderson, president, Omaha;
DR.. w. j. Douglas first vice president,
Atchison, Neb.; DR.. James G, Agee.
second vice president, Fremont, Neb.,
and DR.. r. A. Dodge, secretary-treas-
urer, Omaha.
jeff w. Bedford for CO. commission.
To the Dry Employers OF Omaha
The Christian women Of Omaha ap-
peal to the employers to allow their
employees who are In sympathy with
the dry movement a few hours off
Tuesday to assist In the work at the
polls and other places where they are
needed. The vets give their employees
all the time they want to help them.
Why should we be less active? Men
Of Omaha, we need your help on
Tuesday. II will not hurt your BUSH
ness, II will boost II. An appeal from
the women who would give their last
drop Of blood for their children's
welfare.
Fine Fireplace Goods--Sunderland.
The Record OF Fred Beckmann,
commissioner Of public lands and
buildings, shows that by his reviewing
the states school lands. appraised for
sale purposes, raising the price where
he found the same too low, the state
has received $63,505.61 more than the
original appraisement. He also had
twenty-six counties reappraised for
leasing purposes. with the result that
the state receives yearly income Of
$4,000 more than heretofore. Voters
that approve Of such work should
favor Fred Beckmann with their vote
and support.
Shriyer for County Assessor.