Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-04
Brief City News


Lighting Fixtures.--Burgess -Granden
Have Root Print It-New Beacon
Press.
DIR. Frank Simon, suite 713, Oma-
ha National Bank Bldg.
DIR. j. p. Lord, suite $50 City Ma
tional Bank Bldg. Practice resumed.
Congressman Lobeck's office,
PIT Karbach Clock. Phone Tyler
1894
Speaks Friday.-'The Greatest
Word in the Bible" will be Rabbi
Frederick COINS subject at the
Rabbi Sternheim Speaks Saturday.
Rabbi Emanuel Sternheim of
Sioux City, Ia, will speak at Temple
Israel Saturday morning at 1890.
Subscribe to Loan-Clan Gordon,
| No. So. Order of Scottish Clans, has
subscribed s400 to the Fourth Lib
erty bond loan.
Federal Jury Reports Monday
Federal jury has been called to re-
port at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
October :. Federal civil cases are
the first on the doc'.et.
Officials Watch Parade-The city
hall was closed Thursday noon to
give officials and clerks an opportun-
! ity to witness the military parade
and otherwise enjoy half-holiday.
Had Load of Booze. l.. Di-
! benettes, Italian, was arrested by
| federal agents Wednesday charged
with violation of the Reed amend
ment by bringing 23O pints of
whisky into the state.
Fort Omaha Band.-The Fort
Omaha band made its first public
appearance in the military parade
Thursday afternoon. The band in
struments were the gift of the Wo
mems National Service league.
! BOzcll Goes to War-Leo B. Bo-
Zell, Omaha newspaper man, has en-
| listed in the army and will leave
| Omaha Friday for Louisville. Ky,
where he will enter the artillery
officers training corps at Camp
Zachary Taylor.
J. Hackett was granted divorce
from Carl V. Hackett in district
court Wednesday on grounds Of cru
city. Lucy Fenger was awarded a
divorce from Nick Fenger, whom
she accused of cruelty.
Will Learn FIying.-W, Walter
Hoye, formerly an attorney of this
| city, has been transferred from avia
ton concentration camp at Dallas,
Tex, to Ellington Field, Houston,
Tex, for instruction in flying, bomb
! ing and aerial navigation.
Three Ask Diyorcc-Three divorce
! petitions We're filed in district court
Thursday morning. They were Min
ME l.. Mullen against James j.. al
leging cruelty; Perry Barlow
against Lethe. alleging cruelty. and
Roy +, Tanner against Estella, al
leging cruelty.
Warmer Weather-All through
| Nebraska the weather cleared We'd
nesday night and today, bright sun
shine and much warmer is the rule
Reports to the railroads indicate
that all over the state rain was gen.
| eral most of Wednesday and that
during the day and the previous
night the precipitation ranged from
three-fourths to more than an inch.
Exams Saturday Afternoon-Local
exemption board No. l will hold
physical examinations for September
registrants who have been placed in
class l Saturday afternoon in the
city hall. The board has completed
its work in record time. The men
registered September II and have
filed their missionaries and al
ready have been classified
Omahan PrOmoted-G Z. Bramon,
formerly of Omaha, has been ap-
pointed auditor of freight accounts
for the Burlington, succeeding J. d.
Shields, transferred to other duties.
His headquarters will be in Chicago.
He had lived here many years and
was employed in the auditors office,
going to Chicago at the time when
the company moved the general
offices from here, some years ago.
Fine fireplace goods at Sunderland's