Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-23
Braet City News
Have Root Print It--Nsw Beacon Press
Platinum Wedding Rings-Edohlm.

Platinum Wedding Rings-Edohlm
teweler.
Eight-inch Electric Fan, $3.50
Burgess Granden Co.
United Improvers Meet-The United
Improvement Clubs will meet at 5
o'clock Wednesday evening in the Of
flee of Commissioner Hummel at the
city hail.
Membership Committee Meets -
Ak-Sar- Ben hustlers' committee will
meet at the Rome hotel Thurs
day at 1915 for lunch. June the
big show at the "den" starts. y
Entertain Children - H a rmo ny
Council, knights and Ladies Of Sc
curity, will give an entertainment for
the children Saturday evening at the
Ancient Order of United Workmen
hall.
Alleges Misrepresentation Daniel
son johnson, suing Lee Roy johnson
for divorce in district court, alleges
that he falls to support her. They
were married in Lincoln, Neb,, April IA
of this year.
Pass Paving Ordinances-The city
council passed ordinances for repay
ing streets as follows: Eleventh Mich
olas to Avenue H; Fifteenth, Howard
to Leavenworth; Twelfth. Jackson to
Leavenworth.
N To Do Red Cross Work-Garfield
circle, Ladies of the Grand Army of
the Republic, will meet with the pres
ident, Mrs. Frank L. Carmony, 2719
Decatur street, Wednesday at 2 o'clock,
to do Red Cross work.
~zV
Collins, colored, was bound over to the
federal grand jury after a hearing
before United States Commissioner
Mclaughlin on a charge of having
opium in his possession.
Bakers Attend Convention-Over
the Missouri Pacific last night twenty
! of the master bakers Of Omaha, went
to Kansas City, where today they take
part in the national convention Of the
Master Bakers association.
SAYS Fireman Deserted Her-Ruth
Greene Is suing Harry Greene, men,
Der of the city fire department, for
divorce in district court on grounds
of alleged desertion. She says he left
her April IL. They were married in
Omaha February IA, 1915.
School Children EXhibit-The public
is invited all of this week to the city
hall to view an exhibit of art work of
the school children. This collection
recently won honors at a meeting of
western art teachers at Lincoln. Su-
pervisor Hitte is in charge.
Patriotic Name--"Joffre George" is
the name of baby boy born to Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Longnecker, 442S
South Twelfth street. Mr.. Longneck-
err, who is private detective, had in
mind Lloyd George Of England and
Joffre, the famous French general.
Had -Four Half Pints--Leo Haney,
who gives his address as 1917 South
Eighth street, was arrested at Thir-
teenth and Douglas streets last night,
and four half-pint bottles of whisky
were found on his person when
searched He was charged with hav.
ing liquor illegally in his possession.
% Appoint Delegates--Letter Carriers
auxiliary No. rs appointed the follow
ing delegates to attend the state food
conference at the Auditorium: Mes
DANES F. Golden, M. C. BARLEY, James
Clark, Fred Mccormick, Chris Rose,
r. y. Powers, Frank Jones, Glen
Musgrave, Charles Cove and Clay
Bank. .-.- ..+
Den Observation-Disclosures for all
the singers Of Ak-Sar- Ben's big show
this year are to hold rehearsal
Wednesday evening at the den. The
general crew held rehearsal Mon
day night. Singers are still in demand,
but those who have thus far filled up
the ranks are to get together to work
out their voices. $50" s.
Returns to Omaha--Howard c. Glib
son for the last year in the 'advertis-
ing business in Kansas City, has re-
turned to Omaha to join his father in
the tea and coffee business. II. c.
Gibson is very optimistic and plans
an aggressive campaign to further in
crease the patronage Of the Frank H.
Gibson company. n
High School Girls to Sell--Central
High school girls will sell Red Cross
buttons Saturday on the downtown
corners. The proceeds will be used
to purchase material to make COM
tort kits for the soldiers. The kits will
be made by the girls during the week
the cadets are at camp, beginning
Monday, June 4. Mrs. Stewart spoke
to the high school girls yesterday, tell
ing them the best way to aid the
| country.