Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-14
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Lighting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Have Root Print lt-New Beacon
Press
Walsh Back from Fishing Trip
James Walsh has returned from q
piscatorial outing in Minnesota.
Police Union GrOws-Eleven new
members were added to the rolls OF
the police union at a meeting at the
Labor Temple Wednesday night.
Closes for Pershing-The Office OF
the clerk of the district court was the
only office in the court house closed
Friday in observance Of Pershing's
birthday.
Raining in Western Nebraska-It IL
raining out in western Nebraska and
reports to the railroads indicate that
the weather Is warm, temperatures OF
so to 70 above zero being the rule.
Boy Scout News Resumes-The Boy
Scout News will resume publication
October /. The paper Is published by
the Omaha council twice a month
and the contributions are made by the
boys
Robbed ON Streets-John Pich OF
Council Bluffs reported to the police
that he was robbed by a negress at
Twelfth and Davenport streets about
500 Thursday night. He said $45 in
money was taken.
Moves to Fort Crook--W. j. Rad.
ford, camp secretary Of the Y. M. C.
A., who Is In charge Of Fort Omaha,
Fort Crook and Florence field, has
moved his Office from the Y. NJ. C. A.
to Fort Crook.
Drake Knows Its Jinx Day.-The
jinx dropped on VIM. c. Drake, pro-
prietor of the Drake Court apartments,
yesterday, when his wife, Mrs. VIM.
Drake, filed petition for divorce. She
charges Drake with extreme cruelty.
Dies in Spokane-Mrs. Glenn Mum
ger, 4315 South Thirteenth street, re-
ceived word Friday of the death early
Friday morning. in Spokane, Wash,
of her aunt, Mrs. Marie Epplen. The
body will be brought to Omaha for
burial.
Goes to IOwa--Rey. Charles H.
Fleming, for the last seven years pas
tor Of the Covenant Presbyterian
church, has resigned and will leave
October / for Schaller, Ia. For four
years he was also pastor of the Fair
view church, along with the Covenant.
Dudley Arrives in France-Jay
Dudley, formerly clerk In the county
clerks office, and now a member of
the tank corps, has arrived safely in
France, according to word he sent
friends in the court house. Dudley
entered Uncle Sans service about
three months ago.
Recruiting Men Get FurIOughs-
Eddie Freynich Of the naval recruit
ing station, went to Chicago Friday on
a 15-day furlough. Otto Neu left for
Springfield, O., to visit his relatives.
Bud O'Neill returned from Sioux Falls,
S. D. Burroughs are plentiful while
business is suspended.
Gordon Van Company will have
their annual unclaimed sale Of furni-
ture and household goods, beginning
Saturday morning, September IA, 8 a.
m. and continuing all day. Sale will
be in Warehouse building. 1920 North
Nineteenth street (three blocks north
of Cunning street, on Nineteenth
street.)
Accessory Thieves Active-Auto
thieves were busy again Thursday
night. The door Of the garage Of A.
Kratkee, 4519 South Twenty-third
street, was pried open and robbers
stole quantity Of accessories stored
in the building. Andrew Swanson,
1922 Douglas street, reported to the
police that accessories were stripped
from his car at Nineteenth and Locust
steets.
Succeeds Hotel Reporter-"In Omaha
This Week." Is the title of new pub
LEGATION which makes its bow to Oma-
ha, succeeding Omaha Daily Hotel Re-
porter. The new paper Is pocket size
and illustrated. Among the contents
are noted references to places of in
terest, amusements, events of the week
in Omaha, places Of worship, shopping
guide. street railway directions, rail-
way time tables. and a map of the
city.
Fine S7renlaca ooots ~ SundarIor d,s