Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-15
Brael CITY News

Lighting Fixturcs--Burgess-G randen.
Have Root Print it--New Beacon
Press -.
Arrives Ovcrseas--Mlss Matilda c.
phode cahlod her safe arrival IN
France with Base Hospital Unit No,
40.
Republican Candidates Meet--Re-
publican county candidates met yestef-
day with County Chairman Sen >
Baker and talked over performances OF
the campaign.
Arrives Oycrseas--Notice has been
received of the safe arrival overseas
of Sgt. Leo q. X. Gillogly. Base Hos
pItal Unit No. 81. Sergeant Giliogiy
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Gil
logly. 4l1s r street.
Special Meetings Sunday-The Sal
walton Army will hold special meet
ings all day Sunday at the salvation
Army hall on Seventeenth and DaVe1-
mort streets. conducted by Brigadier
and Mrs. Pebbles of Des Moines.
X. OF P's Meet--The Knights of
Pythias will hold a special business
meeting In their club rooms, IN the
Crounse block, Monday evening, Sep
TENDER l6, at s p. m. sharp All MEM
bers are requested to be present
Goes 10 Harvard--Sol Rosenblatt
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris NJ. Rosen-
blatt. left Tuesday for Boston, Mass,
where he will enter Harvard college.
His mother accompanied him and they
will make several stops along the way,
sightseeing and visiting friends and
relatives.
Pythians 10 Meet--Nebraska lodge,
No. |, Knights of pythias, will meet
Monday evening at its clubrooms In
the Crounse building, Many of the
younger Pythians having Joined the
eolors. 1t will be up TO the older
members TO keep the home fires
burning" in their absence.
Seeks Diyorce--Mrs. Marie Need
ham has commenced suit for divorce
from her husband DR.. Charles Need
ham. She alleges that he deserted her
two years ago and since that time
has failed to contribute to her sup
port. She asks that her maiden name,
Marie Scofeld. he restored.
Suffers Injured Hand--While at
ItIIplihk W aitthb AAVhi " '"bf''s
moving surface car at Sixteenth and
Chicago streets last night Harry Sage,
a guest at the Park hotel. was hurled
heavily to the pavei ent and suffered
a badly lacerated hand. The injured
member was dressed by the police
surgeon and Sac was arrested on
the charge of being under the infiu-
ence of liquor.
Drucker IL Recuperating --- Fred
Drucker farmer and stockraiser of
near Eustis. who has been at the
Nicholas Sem hospital for two weeks,
recently underwent an operation for
the removal of a spreading ulcer
brought on by a defective tooth. which
developed into severe case of blood
poisoning. Ha Is eonvalescing rapid
ly and expects to return to his home
the fore part of next week.
Atlantic Celebrates Pershing's Birth
day--The employees Of the Atlantic
dairy celebrated Pershng's birthday
at dancing party held at the Han
scom park pavilion. Hanging on the
wall was a large picture of the general
draped with the Stars and Stripes. I'M
der II hung the Atlantic service flag
of forty stars with the inscription
Eve are backing you" Several letters
we're read from the boys who serve on
the firing line, one OF which was writ
ten in dugout with the shells burst
Ing all around. The guests were all
given a picture of General Pershing
as a souvenir. The spirit Of the crowd
was certainly" over there"
Fine fireplace goods at Sunderlands