Omaha daily bee., 1918-12-22
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Carey Cleaning Co.-Web. S92
25 Per Jcnt Discount on electric
table lamps.-BurgesS Granden Co.
Wattlcs Ill at Home.--Gurdon w.
| Wattles is i'll at his home. His con-
dition is not serious, it is stated.
| Joins Real Estate Board.-William
| ColfaX, with offices in the keeline
| building. is new member of the
| Omaha Real Estate board.
Home for Holidays-Barton and
Edwin Ford, sons of DR.. Michael J.
| Ford arrived home Friday for the
holidays from kemper Military
academy.
Jewel Thieves Busy. w. Young,
244S Crown Point, reported to the
police the theft of diamond and
pearl lavalliere valued at $112.
Meyere Moshkoyitz has petitioned
the district court to authorize the
change of his name TO Max Mosher.
He states that he has been known
by the latter name for several years.
Hebrew Meeting Postponed. -
Members of the Omaha Hebrew
club are notified that the meeting,
which was to have been held today.
has been postponed on account of
the influenza.
Ex-Governor Brooks and wife of
Casper, Wyo,, stopped over in Oma-
ha Friday for a short visit with MIR.
Castle of the Castle hoeel, enroute
to the east, where they will spend
the Christmas holidays.
No Lunch Christmas-No lunch
con will be served in the dining
room of the Chamber of Commerce
Christmas day, but the billiard and
lounging room, also the library, will
be open to members as usual.
Philosophical Society Meets-Thc
Omaha Philosophical society will
meet Sunday at o'clock p. IN. at
Lyric building, Nineteenth and Far
nam streets. Mrs. Marie Haller will
speak on the question of "Immor-
tality."
Anne l.. Stewart has filed an ac-
ton in district court against the
Rosenblatt Coal company for SIS
200, alleging that an automobile in
which she was riding struck pile
of coal dumped into the street at
Thirty eighth street and Meredith
avenue.
Spends Furlough Here-Corp. Paul
f. Williams, with the headquarters
Of the Eighth division ammunition
train, now stationed at Camp Lee,
Virginia, has been granted a two
weeks furlough and will spend his
vacation with his wife and parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward F. Williams,
at 2t22 Evans street.
Finds Jobs for Many-The Mid
west Free Employment bureau, To-
Gated at 215 South Fourteenth street,
has placed lat sailors and soldiers
in first-class positions, salaries rang
ing from $50 to 5000, the average
salary being 500 to S125 month.
Added to this we have placed large
number of other young men and
women in good positions.
Rosario Castro alleges in divorce
petition that his wife, Christina, re-
fused to leave her mothers home
when he told her that he had home
prepared for her. He further says
that Mrs. Castro told him that when
he did not like her mothers home
he could leave. Another, allegation
NIlcil StS tllS "lIC VIII SAll NltiD VI u
city. The Castros were married in
Omaha October 26, 1916.
Westbound Traffic Heavy-Rail-
road passenger officials are congrat-
ulating themselves on the heavy
westbound traffic. There has been
a rapid increase in this business since
the close of the war and now it is
fully UP to the normal of former
years. Westbound trains for Pacific
coast points are running in two sec
tons. or carrying extra equipment,
and as rule loaded to capacity.
The Iowa and Debraska chapter
of the Greeters of America held its
regular monthly meeting at the San
ford hotel Friday night, at which
time the officers elect for the ensu-
ing year were installed. They are:
President, j. B. Miller. manager Of
the Wellington Inn,; first vice presi-
dent, Colonel Anderson of the Ath-
letic club; second vice president, f.
j. Ramey of the Wellington Inn, and
Charles Ryan of the Henshaw hotel
secretary-treasurer.
Fine fireplace goods at 0underland's