Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-17
BraeJ Caty NeaUs
Shriyer for county treasurer.

Shriver for county treasurer.
Elec. Fans. So. Burgess-Granden Co.
Have Root Print It-New Beacon
Press.
G. Fl. Kubat, republican. for police
judge.-Adv.
Vote for Fred B. Cherniss, candi-
date for municipal judge.
Joe Marrow (Bailiff), for police
judge-republican.
Vote for NJ. j. Roach, republican
candidate for Justice Of the Peace.
Vote for John NJ. Mcfarland, re-
publican state senator. at primaries
Adv.
Henry W. Dunn, republican candi-
date for County Commissioner. First
district.-Adv.
Vote for John A. Lovgren, republi-
candidate for the legislature. Primary
Aug. 20.-Adv.
An Omaha Man will greatly appre-
ciate your support at primaries, Au-
gust 20. H. M. Eaton, republican
candidate for state auditor.
Notice to Republicans-A. L. Berg
quist, candidate for state representa-
tive, will greatly appreciate your vote
at the primaries August 2o.-Adv.'
For Justice of the Supreme Court
Vote for Judge e. B. Perry, of Cam
bridge. His record as district Judge
shows that he Is clean, able and fear
less.
Charges Nonsupport - Edna 8.
Crawford asks divorce from Cassius
c. Crawford in a petition filed in dis
trict court Friday Shes alleges that
Cassius has failed to contribute to her
support
Thinks Boy VIII Return Money
The theft Of s11 by a 14-year-old
boy in broad daylight was reported to
the police by Lulu Howard, eos North
Sixteenth street. Miss Howard told
the police she thought the boy would
return the money.
Printers in Charge of Funeral-The
funeral of Fred s. Horton, one Of the
old time Omaha printers, who died
this week after long illness, will be
held at Bradley & Dorrance chapel
this afternoonat o'clock. 1t will be
in charge Of Omaha Typographical
union, No. 100.
Wife Causes Husbands Arrest-Joe
Petro, an italian laborer, Twenty-first
and Nicholas streets, was arrested last
night on the complaint of his alleged
common-law wife, Viola johnson.
negro, on the charge of Threatening
her with bodily harm.
Thief Gets Pocket Book--While en-
route from the Burlington depot to
her home in the st. Regis apartments
Friday afternoon, a thief robbed Mrs.
Dorothy Hall of brown leather
handbag containing $57 in cash and a
few valuables. She thinks she was
robbed on a Leavenworth street car.
Burlington Changes. F. Phelan,
Burlington trainmaster at Casper.
Wyo., goes to Sheridan, where he sue
to enter the United States railroad ad-
ministration service. At Casper ]. E.
Carroll succeeds Phelan.
Bicycle Is Recovered-A bicycle be-
longing to j. A. Hale, 1908 North
Forty-sixth street, taken from the rear
of the Union Pacific headquarters
building, Friday afternoon, was re-
covered short time later in pawn
shop at I'll North Sixteenth street,
where the thief had pawned it for $4.
Body Sent to Old Home-The body
of Mrs. Vito Ciavasell, II years old,
who died Thursday at her home, lilo
Bancroft street, was seLt Friday aft
ernoon to her old home at Manly, Ia,
for burial. She is survived by her
husband and a daughter 2 years old.
Wrist Watch for Easton-On the
eve of his departure for training camp,
Harry K. Easton, manager of Martin
Brothers & Co., was presented
with Swiss wrist watch by his en-
ployers and" his associates. Mr.. Eas-
ton recently had a nasal operation
performed on himself at St. Joseph
hospital to qualify him for the army.
Fine fireplace goods at Sunderland's