Omaha daily bee., 1918-03-04
Braet Cag Nea0s
Have Root Print H-New Beacon Presa
Lighting Fixtures. Burgess Granden


Tom Nolan Returns-T. J. Nolan
Omaha attorney, has returned from
an eastern trip.
Robt. q. Druesedow & Co., stocks
and bonds and local securities. $50
Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg.
Carey Home Again--Frank ],
Carey, who underwent an operation
six weeks ago in local hospital. has
returned to his home.
Students live Recital The stu
dents of James dive c rnal gave
their semi-monthly vo a. recital at
the studio Thursday ening.
VIII Move to Omaha-Dr. Frank
Simon has been appointed medical d.
rector of the Commonwealth Life In
surance company, and will move to
Omaha.
Muny Choir to Mcet-The NUM-
cipal chorus will meet in the city
council chambers Sunday afternoon.
Several vocal selections will be sung
by members.
Teachers Aid Uncle Sam-MIs Ma
bel Gormley Of Florence school and
Miss Ida Melchor Of Saratoga school
have gone to Washington. D. c.. to
enter so ernment service.
SPECIAL Pre- I'm Sund.y--James f,
Carnal, director music, has ar
RANGED special musical program to
be given at the First MethoC'3t church
Sunday. Miss Nora Neal will play the
organ.
Theosophical Lecture-Dr. John p.
Johnson will read a paper on 'The
Spiritual Life of the Man of the
World" before the Omaha Theosoph-
ical society at SIS McCague building
at Sis tonight,
Another Candidate-Michae: Sui
livan, jr., timekeeper for 9 street
car company, SAT rday announced his
candidacy for city commissioner. Sui
Ivan Is son of Detective IilS, Sulli-
van. He was born and reared in
Omaha.
Organ Recital Tonight-At Trinity
cathedral tonight at 1880. there will
be an organ and choir service, with
a short sermon by Dean Hancock. The
choir will sing the favorite anthems
of the church and the organist will
play three numbers.
State Bank of Omaha, corner Six
teenth and Harney streets, pays I per
cent on time deposits: 8 per cent
on savings accounts. All deposits In
this bank are protected by the de-
positors' guarantee fund Of the state
Of Nebraska.--Adv.
Play New Pipe Organ-The new
pipe organ. donated by Frank Burk-
ley to St. Cecilia's cathedral. will be
played for the first time at the II
o'clock mass Sunday. Father Gree
gan, o. s. B., of Conception, Kan,
will play during the service.
Says Husband Is Cruel-Elsie Shep-
pard accuses Charles Sheppard of
tearing her clothes off and of indulg-
ing in other cruelties to her in her
petition in district court for divorce
and alimony. She says they were
married in Kalamazoo, Mich, Janu-
ary 26. 1915.
Committeeman Meet-Block COM
mitteemen, team captains and ward
cOlonels Of the campaign Of the Coun-
ty Council of Defense to list the fam
lilies Of the city and county and the
war work they have done, will hold a
meeting at the Omaha Chamber of
Commerce Tuesday night.
Enlists in Engineers--Karl B.
Kraus, head CT the Karl B. Kraus
company, designing engineers of
Omaha, has been acoep--, 70 serv-
ice 18th the 43d engineers. He goes
to jeff rson Barracks, Mo. From
there he will proceed to Camp Ameri-
can University, Washington, D. c.
Sentence s. pended--Fred Grieb,
who, with two ,mpanions. was in
jured in a collisi. with ST ct car
Thursd. night at Twenty-i- st and
Dodge streets, Saturday morning was
sentenced to 10 Jays In jail for reck-
less driving. The sent.n-- later
suspended and he was parolad to f.
e. Grange of Thompson Beld COM
pany, by whom he is employed.
Fine fireplace goods at Sunderlands