Omaha daily bee., 1918-08-10
Brset City News

Elec. Fans, s.. Bursess-Granden Co
| l.. b. johnson (dem.), has accepted
petition filing for water board,
Have Root Print It-New Beacon
Press.
Vote for John NJ. MacParland, re,
publican state senator. at primaries
Adv.
Henry w. Dunn, republican candi
date for county commissioner, FRS
district.-Adv.
An Omaha Man will greatly appre.
ciate your support a primaries Au'
gust 20. II. NJ. Eaton, republican
candidate fe State Auditor
Goes to War-Roy Musgrave, book.
keeper in Sheriff Clark's office, will
! leave on August Is for special mill
tary training at the Nebraska univer-
sity at Lincoln. His position will be
filled by Charles Hoye, who is pro-
moted from deputy sheriff.
Dawson Celebrates.-Eyerybo at
the Omaha Grain exchange smoked on
Walter Dawson of the Dawson Grain
company yesterday. He had taken
unto himself wife and was so over
joyed that he felt in duty bound to
buy several boxes of cigars that were
distributed on the trading floor.
Olson Run Down BY Auto.--Gust
Olson, laborer. 202S Seventh avenue
Council Bluffs, was run down and in
jured by an automobile operated by
H. H. NdXce. Florence, at o'clock
last night at Tenth and Dodge streets.
is ;r,bf Iap
between the ankle and knee, a bruised
hip and severe scalp wound.
Nebraska Dry Thursday-There was
no rain anywhere in Nebraska Thurs
day, and none in prospect for the i'm
mediate future, according to the local
weather bureau. The heat has been
moderated somewhat in the east and
in the Ohio and Illinois regions rains
have fallen, relieving the torrid condi~
tions which have prevailed for several
days.
Three Seek Freedom--The follow
ing divorce petitions were filed in dis
trict court Friday morning.: Nancy
Martin against Charles Martin, al
leging that Charles deserted her when
she was i'll; Albert Moore against
Georgia Moore, alleging improper re-
lations with other men, and Claude
Smith against Anna Smith, whom he
accuses of abandonment.
Vibrations Of Uvula-Vibration of
the uVula and soft palate led to the
arrest Of Bert Seymour, who refused
to give his address, about 2 o'clock
Friday morning. Neighbors living in
the vicinity of 1924 North Eleventh
street reported to the police that a
man in an automobile was snoring so
loud they were unable to sleep. Sey-
mour was arrested and charged with
being drunk.
Enlists In the Navy. Emmett
2O-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Randolph, Fullerton, en-
listed In the apprentice seaman
branch Of the navy yesterday and left
last night with a contingent for Goat
Island, Cal. He was graduated from
Creighton university in June and was
Observation-Disclosures of the Creighton
cadets, president of the senior class
and Creighton Oratorical association.
Cruising Around Home.-Able Sea-
man Charles F. Dugdale, fresh from
the Great Lakes naval station, is
II ulslllS AROUND MS nome at Ihlrtl- |
eth and Burt streets on a Today fur |
lough. Two months of training is evil
dent in muscular Jumps and the tan
Of an outdoor life. Young Dugdale |
expects to take six more weeks of
at the Great Lakes station
and then go Somewhere at sea-
Announcement BY De Luxe Dancing
Academy-We will open the season |
Saturday evening, August 10, with our
annual opening ball. Our academy |
has undergone alterations and i'm
to the extent that we can |
Differ the public every convenience and |
comfort. Our new decorations make |
The academy place of beauty. The
opening attraction will be a musical
event. consisting Of Rohan's 10-piece |
orchestra, accompanied by our new
electric cathedral chimes, which we
have just nstalled-something new
'or Omaha. Admission 80 cents each I
war tax included. You're Invited.
Harry White. Manager.-Adv.
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