Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-25
BraeJ City News
Have Root Print It--New Beacon Press.
Platinum Wedding Rings-Edohlm.

Have Root Print It-New Beacon Press
Platinum Wedding RinGs-Edohlm.
ieweler.
Eight-Inch Electric Fan, $3.50
Burgess-Grande Co.
Dansants at the Henshaw-The
Henshaw hotel will inaugurate after
noon and evening dansants with a real
Jazz orchestra.
Try the MONDAY 35-cent luncheon
at the Empress Garden, amidst pleas
ant surroundings, music and entertain
ment.-Advertisem
Six-Thousand-M Mile Trip-Hora W.
Moore, traveller and wanderer, arrived
in Omaha Wednesday from 5000
mile water trip to Chile.
Alleges Extreme CrueIty-Minnie
Coons, suing Charles Coons for di-
vorce in district court. alleges extreme
cruelty They were married at NAL
vern, Ia, January II, 1915.
Embezzler Returned-Polce Ser
reant Havey returned Thursday morn
ing from Newport, R. l., with Ray
mond S. Radinsky. wanted in Omaha
on a charge of embezzlement.
Sons of Veterans Meet Tonight
General Charles F. Manderson camp
No. /, Sons of Veterans, will hold their
regular meeting in Memorial hall at
the court house this evening.
Restores Maiden Name-Bertha
Ordansky was freed from Barney Or
- >dansky by Judge Leslie. sitting In di-
yorce court. The court restored her
maiden name of Bertha Cohen.
Invited to Church-George A. Gus
ter post and Relief corps are invited
to attend services in a body at the
Walnut Hill Methodist church, at For
ty-first and Charles, Sunday morn
ing at 1880.
Three Divorces Granted-Judge Les
lie, sitting in divorce court, granted
the following DEGREES: John Smith
from Mollie Smith, Ida Ellis Kinsey
from Herbert Lowell kinsey and W.
T. Hannand from Amanda Hannand.
Improvers Postpone Meeting-The
meeting of the Northwest Improve
ment club scheduled for Thursday
night at the Deaf institute has been
postponed until the first Thursday in
June on account OF the conservation
congress.
Forced to Work in Laundry-Alta
Owens, suing Ormsby Owens for di-
yorce in district court, alleges that
she was forced to go to work in a
laundry to support herself shortly
after they were married at Council
Bluffs July Is. 1913.
Gets Custody of ChiId-Vernice
Wage was granted a decree from
August Wage, letter carrier, 3109
North Thirtieth street, by Judge Day,
sitting In divorce court. she alleged
that he was TOO attentive" to Ger
tain women on his route. The wife
I was given custody of their one child
Howard GamerI Wins Prize-How-
ard G. Gamerl, 4213 South Twenty
fifth street, won the National Humane
society's prize of $40 in an essay con-
test on Humanity to Animals" me
Omaha Humane society will award
$40 as an extra prize. Master Gamerl
is member Of Boy Scout troop No 10.
Beat Wife with Blacksnake--Hilda
NJ. Huffman, suing for divorce in dis
trict court, says that among other acts
of alleged cruelty Emil d. Huffman
had a habit of chasing her through
their home and beating her with a
blacksnake whip. They were married
in Phelps county, Nebraska, December
2S, 1908. She says he is now in Knox
county.
To Talk to War Veterans-Sunday
evening Rev. II. C. Burrows, pastor OF
the oak Street Methodist Episcopal
church, will preach the Memorial ser
mon tn the Grand Army posts, Wom-
ems Re"ef Corps, Sons and Daughters
of Veterans and Spanish American
War Veterans are also invited to at
tend. All these organizations are ex-
pected to attend in body.
care the people Of Omaha
romantic?" asks the Bride O
MvSterv "