Omaha daily bee., 1918-06-23
Braet City Neaos
Have Root Print it-New Beacon Presa
Eiets Fans, SS. Burkess-Grande Co.

Have Root Print it-New Beacon Presa
Eiet. Fans. IS. Burxess-Granden Co
Charley Stephens, piano tuning ex-
pert. D. $50.
Nathan's Lake-Beauuful recrea-
resort. Ideal spot for an outing.
Sentenced For Vagrancy-Fred
Graham was sentenced to IL days IN
Jail on a charge of vagrancy in police
court Saturday morning.
Rate Clerk Resigns. c. Fftz-
patrick, for long time rate clerk in
the Rock Island freight Offices, has
resigned to go with the Nebraska Fuel
company.
Wilson Visits Kansas City-George
T. Wilson, manager OF the Omaha and
Kansas City stores for Browning King
-& Co., has been in Kansas City on
business.
Wife Seeks Divorce-Leora Rinker
filed a petition in district court Satur-
day morning asking divorce from Will
liam Rinker. She alleges cruelty and
non-support.
Fined on Liquor Charge--James
Smith, 1717 Nicholas street, was fined
500 and costs in police court Satur-
day morning, on charge of illegal
possession OF liquor
Prudent saving In war times In Z
hostage tor opportunities OF peace
Play safe by starting an account with
Nebraska Savings g. Loan Assn. I'll
S. 18th St 81 to $1,000 received.
Frost Goes to Army-Charles Frost.
2619. South Thirty-second avenue,
head mechanic for the Central police
station, formerly assistant manager
for the Frost Wagon & Automobile
Co., will leave June 2s for Camp Fun
ston.
Three Divorces Granted-Three d.
tvorce DEGREES were granted in district
court Friday afternoon. Bernice Clark
was granted divorce from Francis
| Clark; Esther Fisher was awarded a
divorce decree from Lee Fisher, and
Mamie Frosch was granted a divorce
from Albert Frosch.
I. Location OF Tablet-The bronze
tablet containing Lincoln's Gettysburg
address which was presented by Past
President J. e. Baum to the Chamber
Of Commerce on the occasion Of its
25th anniversary will be placed soon
on the walls of the main reception
room.
Navy Needs Watch Repairers-En-
sign Condict, in charge Of navy re-
cruiting in Omaha, needs four expert
watch .repairmen for work repairing
instruments on hydroaeroplanes. The
men will be given rating = frs
machinest mate and will receive
$e6.50 month and all living expenses
Mary Talbert to Lecture-Mary Tai,
bert of New York City, president Of
the National Association Of ColoreC
Women, will deliver a lecture mex
Wednesday night at St. Johns African
Methodist Episcopal church, Eigh.
teenth and Webster streets, on Race
Achievement"
| Jensen to Join ColOrs Jensen
of the city engineering department ex.
poets to leave next week for military
service. He Is secretary Of the Pastime
Athletic club, member Of the repub-
lican county committee and secretary
Of the city engineering department
war savings stamp society. He will
go to Camp Funston. He was born
in Omaha
Child Hit by Auto-Dale Wagner
7-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
BENJAMIN Wagner. 607 North Nine
teenth street. was severely bruised
about tho head and neck when she
was struck by Public Market deliv.
cry truck. driven by !. Lipsey, South
Twenty-sixth avenue, at Eighteenth
and Webster streets, Saturday after.
noon. is:.' 2. ~ ~ - r@3 s.r
Leave Is Extended-Miss Joy Hig,
gins OF Omaha, who Ia In the eastern
part Of the United States delivering
lectures for the labor commission un.
der the auspices Of the British govern,
ment, has been granted an extension
of 80 days to her leave Of absence
from her duties in the office Of United
Estates Collector of Internal Revenue
Loomis, where she has been acting q.
head of the individual income depart
ment.
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