Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-12
BRIEF CITY NEWS

"Tcwnsend's for Sporting Gosds."
Electric Fans, $3.50. Burgess Grandsn Co.
Diamond Engagement Rlngs-Edholm.
Have Root Print N-Now Beacon Press
To Borrow Money on Real Estate see j.
II. Dumont, Keeline Bldg.
For Sale--5h and 6 per cent city and
farm mortgages. J. II. Dumont, Kseline bids.
For sale-bla and per cent city and
farm mortgages. J. II. pumont. Keeline
Bldg,
Business Wamen's Picnic-The Business
Women's club will hold picnic next Tues
day. beginning at $40 y. NJ. at Miller Park.
ion today 1t appears in The Bee exclu-
aively., Find out what the various moving
picture theaters offer
Keep Your Money and valuables in the
american Safe Deposit Vaults, 21s South
nth St, Bee. Bldg. Boxes rent 800 for
months. Open from Il. M. to p. m.
Andirons. Fire Screens-sunderland'a
Jewish Charities Meetinx--A regular
monthly meeting OF the board of directors
OF the Associated Jewish Charities, will be
held at their office. 7H Brandeis building.
sunday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Crop acknowledgements news as to
crop conditions Is contained In the weekly
crop report published by the Northwestern.
All along the lines Of the road, corn, small
give bVtFy luulSdttou VI
registering bumper crops this year.
To Members Of German Alliance-All
members are urgently requested to take part
In the Flag parade, June II. Meet on cath
Ave at Harvey St. facing north promptly at
2 p. m. ALL HONOR TO THE FLAG
Val ]. Peters, Pres.
Miss Pail Goes to MinnesOta-Miss Helen
Pail, who has been employed in the Omaha
Public library left last evening to take a
of ItD vie n
MINI. She will take special course In the
library school of the University of Mime
sofa
Builta to Talk neutrality-suspicious.
of Public Utility Advertising" is the subject
to be discussed by Frank c. Builta of The
Nebraska Telephone company before mem
bers of the Ad club and Commercial clut
in the south dining room Of the Commercial
club next Tuesday noon.
Use TEXTILE" Shingles Sunderlands.
Lecture on Practical Christianity-Ms,
Kate NJ. Nevill of the Unity School of Prac-
tical Christianity, Kansas City, will be II
Omaha for series of lectures and lessons
beginning June is. She lectures Sundays al
IL. and Tuesdays and Thursdays at =. She
will meet those interested in the work Fri
day evening next, at 1921 Underwood ave
nue..
Rabbi Bernstein to Talk-Rabbi Louis
Bernstein of St. Joseph, a former Omaha
boy will speak at Temple Israel, Thursda,
| evening, under the auspices Of the Memorial
society Rabbi Bernstein Is speaker witt
a reputation and has won note as a socia
worker as well. He is on the State Board
OF Charities and Corrections by appointment
of Governor Hadley,
Piano Recital at st. Mary's-A plano re
cital will be given at 3~o'clock this after
noon at Mount St. Mary's seminary, 1874
CASTELAR, street. by Miss Helen Rosenbaum
assisted by students in the seminary
school Of music. Among those who will as
Cha mbers, Jessie Dragoo, Margaret Falk
Margaret Wagner Mayme Foley and Berna
dette Martin.
New Firm Locates Here-The Taylor
Jenkins Wholesale Optical Goods Manufac
turing company in the Brandeis Theatei
| building is the newest firm to locate II
Omaha 1t will open an extensive plan here
employing possibly eight skilled workmen
| w. j. Taylor, w. p. Jenkins and L. E. Woot
| are the members Of the firm. They come
| here from Quincy, Ill. where they have ;
| similar establishment.
Auto Victim Sues-Jesse L. Hiatt ha
| brought suit against Peter T. Barber 10
| $1O,500 for damages caused by being In
jured in a collision Of their automobile
May 20 at the corner Of Dodge and Forty
| second streets Mr.. Hiatt alleges that Bar
| Der was driving his car recklessly and i'm
properly; that his car was damaged to tn
| extent of $780, and that he received per
| manent and serious injuries, on which b.
sets the valuation to be $4,000.
To Sell Real Estate, list 1T with j. H. Du
mont, Keeline Bldg.