Omaha daily bee., 1919-08-31
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Electric wsshcrs-Burgeu-ora Co,
Omaha Gasoline and Oils-"Best
In the Long Run ADV.
DR.. Philip Leyey. has reopened his
offices at 246-24s Brandeis Theater
building. Phone Tyler 4Ss1.--Adv.
THE American State Bank at1sth
and Farnam pays interest upon time
deposits and savings accounts. -
Adv.
Baby Boy Born-A baby boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Null
lin, 500 South Thirty fourth street,
yesterday.
"Your deposits in the American
State Bank are protected by the
guaranty fund Of the state of Ne
braska."-Adv.
Take Long Motor Trip-Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Cox will return Monday
from their vacation spent in Iowa.
and from a motor trip through ILL.,
nois, Indiana, Michigan and Wscon-
sn. with a lake trip to Buffalo.
Overcome by Gas-Coy Kelly, st.
Louis. was found unconscious In his
room at the Oxford hotel yesterday
with a gas jet open. He was taken to
Lord Lister hospital and is In seri-
Gus condition.
On Vacation Trip-Mrs. Robert
Nourse, $40 South Thirty eighth
street, and Mrs. James Houston, 1873
South Thirty-eighth avenue. left
yesterday for a two weeks vacation
at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
Return From Outing-Dr. Alfred
0. Peterson and family, together
with Charles Hansen and Ina Tuck
er. have returned to Omaha after
an outing spent at the Peterson
camp in the Black Hills.
To Attend Anniversary-C. O. Lo-
beck left Saturday morning for
Andover. III, to attend the 10th an
niversary of the Swedish Methodist
church, which was organized in his
parents home August &c. 1S49. by
Rev. Jonas Hedstrom.
Sues for S25,OOO-Charles Wild
strup asks the district court to award
him judgment of $4,000 against
the Union Quitting company for in
Juries which he alleged he sustained
while painting the inside of an eleva-
tor shaft on February 4. 1919.
City Directory December THE
Omaha directory will appear about
December /, according to word re-
ceived here from the r. l.. Polk Di-
rectory company of st. Paul, pub
fishers of the directory. The direc-
tory usually is published about
July /.
Sues on Bid--Alleging that he Of
fered the highest bid on an automo-
bile and that it was not delivered to
him, John P. Peterson filed suit yes
terday in district court against
George w. Carr and Omaha local No.
So. International Union of Steam
and Operating Engineers for 1855.
Omaha Teacher Leaves-Miss
Fern NJ. Eads, a teacher in the
Omaha public schools for the past
seven years. has taken a leave of alb
sence, and last Wednesday afternoon
left for Boseman, Mont, where she
will teach English in the high school
for the coming year.
Sues for Woman's Death-Twenty-
SIX thousand dollars is asked from
the Central Taxicab company for the
death of Mrs. Anna Marckavich,
which occurred when the taxicab in
which she was riding turned over in
Manawa park last Sunday. The suit
was filed in, district court by Joseph
administrator of her es-
tate.
Omaha Ad Wins Recognition-A
one-inch advertisement OF Omaha by
the publicity bureau of the Cham
Der of Commerce in the Saturday
Evening Post of December 81, 1918.
has been selected by the Advertising
and Selling Journal of New York as
one OF the 33 best ads of the year
from the standpoint of direct, trace
able results.
Taxicab Company Sued-Mrs.
Mabel Green. wife of Thomas Green
of North Platte, Neb.. filed suit in
district court here for $1,000 against
the Omaha Taxicab company for per-
sonal injuries, which she says she
when an automobile, driven
by II. G. Freshman, and in which
she was riding. ran into a taxicab
in front of the Sanford hotel, Feb
ruary 16. 1919.
To Enlist Men for U.--Local army
officials have been instructed by the
War department to enlist 20 men
for the University of Nebraska field
artillery corps to complete the quota
for this branch of the service at that
institution. Application can be
made to local recruiting officials or
to the instructor Of military science
at the university.
Orders Fines Reduced-District
Judge Redick ordered the fines of
Mack pwyer and Mack Stearns re-
duced from 800 to $50 each. The
police Judge last Thursday fined
them 500 each for yagrancy and
they applied for writs of habeas cor
pus on the grounds that $50 is the
maximum fine for vagrancy. The
Judge reduced the fines instead OF
releasing the men.
Currie Returns Monday. M.
Currie, president Of the Missouri
Cattle Loan company. who
before the senate committee
on the Kenyon bill, is expected to
return to Omaha Monday. His
daughter, Miss Keo Currie. who has
lust returned from two years Red
Cross service in France, where she
was in charge of the identification
bureau, will return with him.
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Back From Frnnce-Robert Ink
sters has returned from France after
nearly two years service with the
Second division in the Sixth ma
rines. He took part in five Of the
big battles and was among the first
marines to go over the top and into
action at Belleau Wood, Chateau
Thierry and other battles. He went
without any wounds. He
il now associated with the cattle
h,,,rinr dana rfnent Of the CndahY