Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-18
Brief City News

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DR.. Frank Simon, suite 7l3. Oma-
ha National Bank Bldg.
Automobile Stolen-E. NJ. Rohr-
bough, 92s City National Bank
building, reported to police that his
Buick car was taken last night be-
tween s and 10 o'clock from
Fifteenth and Dodge streets.
Inspect Bank for "FIu"-Twenty
employees of the United States Ma
tional bank are reported to be i'll
with the Spanish Influenza. A nurse
visits the bank every morning to in
Dect the employees for new cases.
Pair Taken to Illinois-Alfred Gar
field and Albert Friedenberg, alias
Kurdish. arrested in Omaha October
13 for the theft of an auto In Hen
derson County, Illinois, were taken
back to Illinois yesterday afternoon
by Sheriff Knox.
Snow In Black HilIs-According to
reports to the railroads. 1t is consid-
cradle colder in the western part OF
Nebraska md through Wyoming.
Snow fiurries and cold and drizzlng
rams are reported in the Black Hills
and up in the Sheridan country.
Attend Amy School-Frank ".
McManus. 4215 South Twenty
eighth street, and William A. Sizer,
537 Railway Exchange, have been
accepted as candidates to attend the
field artillery central officers train
ing school at Camp Zachary Taylor,
Louisville, Ky.
Died From "FIu''-Malvin NJ.
Brown, age 20 years, 1909 r street,
South Side. died Wednesday after
noon at his home from Spanish in
fluenza. He is survived by his wife.
The funeral will be at the Larkin
parlor Friday at p. m, with open
air service at Graceland Park.
Clark Funeral Friday-The fu-
nerhl of Thomas J. Clark, brother of
Sheriff Mike Clark, who died Tues
day of accidental injuries, will be
held Friday morning at 10 o'clock
from the sheriff's res 'dence, 1920
North Sixteenth street. Interment
will be in st. Mary's cemetery.
Want Laborers-W. A. Murphy,
representative of the United States
employment service, Is in the city
looking up laborers for gov
eminent work at Neville Island near
Pittsburgh. He hopes to secure at
least 400 men for this work within
the next few days.
Shively Has PneumOnia-Elmer
z. Shively, chief clerk In the Union
Pacific advertising department, Is
critically i'll with pneumonia and has
been taken to Emmanuel hospital
For several days he had been i'll
with the flu and Wednesday it de-
into pneumonia, both lungs
being affected
Entertain Draft Men-The Cham
Der Of Commerce is making arrange
ments to entertain PCS men from
Omaha In the draft contingent which
leaves Monday morning at $3.50
o'clock for Camp. Kearney, Linda
Vista, Cal. Also, on next Tuesday
and Thursday GA Omahans will go
to Camp Bowie, Texas, for training.
South Side "Flu" Victims-Airs.
Charles E. Miller, age 20 years,
5719 South Thirty Ninth street, died
in a South Side hospital of
Spanish influenza. She Is survived
by her husband, and one daughter,
Helen Margaret. The funeral will
be held at the Larkin parlor, with
open air services at the st. Mary's
cemetery, Sunday Afternoon
Increase Union Pacific Loan-On
account of the order of the city
health commissioner, prohibiting the
of public gatherings, the
Union Pacific meeting of employees,
called for this afternoon to boost the
Liberty loan, was called off. A can
vass, however, of the company shop
men is being made and indications
are that practically all Of them will
increase their subscriptions.
Bricklayers Buy Bonds-The In
Bricklayers' union, No. l,
Of Omaha, through "Brix" Klein,
of trench workers" has
subscribed from treasury funds If
the organization $500 to the Fourth
Liberty loan. With this $500 SUBJ
scription the Bricklayers union No.
! has total of $500 Liberty bonds
and ,lose to $1,000 Of war savings
stamps.
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