Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-26
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Platinum Wedding Rings-Edohlm
ieweler.
Eight-Inch Electric Fan, $3.50
Burgess -Granden Co.
John Smith Freed-John Smith was
freed from Mollie Smith in divorce
court, Judge Leslie presiding.
Dansants at the Henshaw--The
Henshaw hotel will inaugurate after.
noon and evening dansants with a real
Jazz orchestra.
May Dancing Party-The Bohe-
mian Bachelors club will hold a May
dancing party at Tel Jed Sokol hall
Saturday evening.
.TrJ the monday 35-cent luncheon
at the Empress Garden, amidst pleas
ant surroundings, music and entertain
ment.-Advertiseme
Six-Thousand-MiIc Trip-Hora W.
Moore, traveller and wanderer, arrived
in Omaha Wednesday from 5000
mile water trip to Chile.
Divorce for Nonsupport-Alice F.
Flitcroft was granted a decree from
Byron D. Flitcroft by Judge Redick,
sitting in divorce court. She alleges
nonsupport.
Freight Offices Close-Freight Of
fees of all railroads entering Omaha
will close Memorial day. 1t is ex-
pected that the headquarters also will
close during the afternoon.
Divorce Is Granted-Lucile D. Dud-
ley was freed from Harry A. Dudley
by Judge Leslie, sitting in divorce
court. They were married August 81,
1911. She alleged nonsupport
Mr.. Rains Alleges Cruelty-Edward
Z. Rains is suing Kathryn L. Rains
for divorce in district court on grounds
of alleged cruelty. They were mar
ried at Nashville, Tenn, October 27.
1914.
Thirty.day Sentence Suspended
The thirty-day sentence given August
Arbin for violation of the liquor law
were suspended, as it was shown that
he did not have any liquor in his pos
session.
Prof. Dwyer to Speak--Prof
Augustine Dwyer of Philadelphia will
Twenty-fourth and Ohio streets, at
lie speaker.
Chinee Man Fincd-Ah Sam, pro-
prietor of a Chinese restaurant at 1920
Webster, was found guilty of having
liquor in his place of business in vio-
lation Of the prohibition law. He was
fined 500 and costs.
Kittie Burtch Wants DivOrce--Kit-
tie Burtch, suing Harry S. Burtch for
divorce in district court, says that he
failed to support her. They were mar
ried at Des Moines, Ia, September 2,
1899. They have four children.
Mother of Five Wants Divorce
Mary Jane Hanson, suing Anthony
Hanson, Union Pacific boilermaker, for
divorce in district court, alleges eX-
treme cruelty. They have five chill
Gren and were married November 8,
1903.
Three Are Granted Divorces-Judge
Day. sitting in\ divorce court, freed
Gertrude Preston from George W.
Preston, granted decree to Christ
Nielsen from frankie Nielsen and d.
Norced Clarice Barrett from Lyman E.
Barrett.
South Side Lad Missing-Franklin
Kingsley a 13-year-old lad from the
south Side, is missing from his home,
and his father is offering $50 reward
for any information which will lead
TO the discovery of his whereabouts.
He is large for his age and looks as
though he was 16 years old.
Rosenbloom Not Guilty-Henry Ro-
senbloom, former saloonkeeper at 7O1
North Sixteenth street, was found not
guilty in police court of violating the
prohibition law by having liquor in
his possession. Wilbur Wood, an en-
ploye. admitted the liquor confscated
was his and that he had it for his
personal use. He was fined 500 and
costs.
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