Omaha daily bee., 1916-08-28
Brief City News

"Townsends for Sporting Goods"
Have Root Print It--New Beacon Press
Lighting Fixtures--Burgess- Granden Co.
Half Karat wti.e Diamonds s1s--Edhoim.
September Victor Records--On sale
Monday, August rs. Orchard & Will
helm company.
Keep Your Money-And valuables In the
American safe Deposit Vaults 2ls South
t7th St. Bee Bldg. Boxes rent 800 for
months. Open from 8 a. IN. to p. m.
'Today's movie Program" classi.
NED section today. 1t appears in The
Bee exclusively. Find out what the
various moving picture theaters offer.
Eva Lang in San Francisco-Miss
Eva Lang, who for many seasons has
pleased Omaha audiences, is now
playing in San Francisco at the Alca-
gar theater.
Primeau to Hospital-Harry Pri-
meau, deputy city clerk, has gone to
hospital where he expects to remain
three weeks, on account Of an opera
ton for an affection of long standing.
New Shoe Company-Articles of in
corporation of the Star Shoe COM
pany of Omaha have been filed by
Samuel Dansky. Mark Leon and Sam
uel ]. Leon. The company is incor-
porated for $4,000.
Omaha Makes Kecord-The second
largest crowd that has seen the train
since 1t left Washington saw the
safety first" train of the govern
ment in Omaha yesterday The total
number of persons to look over the
safety devices was 1871.
Fancy Lighting Poles-Minne Lusa
Daddition in the north part of Omaha
is to be equipped with ornamental
granite concrete lighting poles. The
Omaha Concrete Stone company mas
supply these poles, 1870 in number
They are of the same type as those
used in the Field club district.
Laundry Folks Picnic-Automobile
drivers of the Kimball Laundry COM
pany, their families and members of
the Office force, will have an outing
will be conveyed in the companys
machines and will leave 1507-9 and
II Jackson street at 1880, returning
at p. m.
Released on Habeas Corpus-A. ].
SCHNEIDER, real estate dealer, arrested
on complaint of a patron who claims
intent to defraud, was Saturday after
noon released from the county Jail on
bond of $500. Attorney Wayne E.
Sawtelle brought habeas corpus pro-
ceedings before Judge Sears alleging
SCHNEIDER held without Just cause.
The case will be called Monday morn
ing.
Business Moves to Lincoln-The Of
flee of Sperry & Hutchinson Com
pany located for the last twelve years
at 1417 Harvey street, will move, o.
tooer LIST, to Lincoln. Mr.. George
Williams, manager. and family have
recently taken residence there be-
cause of the expected change Of Of
fee Mr. Steel chief clerk, Is the only
other member of the office force who
will move to Lincoln.
Asks Damages for Stiff Knee-"Ef-
fusion into the synovial sack behind
and above the patella," or, In plain
language. a stiff knee. resulting from
a bruise sustained while loading
hay baler at the Northwestern depot
at Council Bluffs, has caused Ephriam
Lockhart to sue the railway company
for $4,000 damages. Lockhart alleges
that he was injured through negli-
gence Of the company on February
81, 1915, while working under orders
of Foreman Lawrie Voss as freight
handler.
Education or the Police Club will be
the subject Of an address by Carl Min
KEEL, alderman of the Twentieth ward
of Milwaukee, one of the eleven So
cialist aldermen. The lecture will
take place at 30S Lyric Bldg, Nine
tenth and Farnam streets, Sunday
evening at o'clock.