Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-07
Brief City News

Weather Strips-Higsin Mfg. Co.-Ady.
Have Root Print It-Beacon Press
Electric washers-Burgess-G randen Co
Allen, Coolidge & Co., 72l LIST Ma.
tional bank. Tyler $500. Public Ac-
countants and Federal Tax Experts
Hardy Hedge Plants-Plant now
for best results. Phone Council
Bluffs. 1898. Meneray's saith and
West Broadway.-Adv.
Concord Crap vines-Special
prices on quantities. Order now.
Phone Council Bluffs, 1898. Men,
erays, 34th and West Broadway
Adv.
Practical Landscaping-Orna
mental paintings arranged artistic
ally. Phone Council Bluffs, 1898,
for personal call. Menerays saith
and West Broadway-Adv.
| Return From Overseas-The fol-
lowing Omaha soldiers have return
! ed from overseas: Pvt William l..
| O'Connell, 2205 NJ street; Pvt AL
vero Schuyler; Pvt Joseph v. Rouse,
| 5lo4 South Eighteenth street; Pvt.
| Perry p. McGinnis, 1905 North
Eighteenth street.
| Inspccts Recruiting Office-R. G..
Peck, inspector general of the Cen
trail department of the army is in
Omaha making an inspection Of the
| army recruiting office. Fifteenth
and Howard streets. Colonel Peck
| Is making a tour of inspection of
all the recruiting offices in the
United States.
Sympathy to Mayor-At the week
ly meeting of the Gen. John O'Neill
Monument association, held at the
Hotel Fontenelle, Father Edward j.
Flanagan, Andrew Monahan and
Patrick Duffey were appointed on a
motion Of John Donellan to call on
Mayor Smith and assure him of the
sympathy of the association.
Four Couples Married-Josep w.
Corbett and Miss Ethel Shaylor,
both of Omaha; Frederick A. Neu-
baum of Omaha and Miss Eleanor
G. Pulec of Plainville, Kan; John
Johnson and Miss Lizzie Roth HAITI
enbuehler of Lincoln and Miss
Laura e. Ledogar and Harry r.
Hallberg of Omaha were married by
Rev. Charles w. Savidge.
Bishops Residence Sold-The resi-
bishop of the Episcopal diocese of
Nebraska and occupied by the late
Bishop Williams and his family has
been sold. Bishop Shayler. after
looking at the property. advised the
chapter to sell it so far as he and his
family were concerned, for he con-
sidered it too far downtown for a
bishops home.
Roosevelt Memorial Meet-The
Roosevelt Memorial association will
hold a state meeting of the executive
officers, state committeeman and
county chairmen at the Hotel Fon-
tenelle Thursday morning at 10.
Luncheon will be served at noon.
Col. Raymond Robins will deliver
the address of the day on Colonel
Roosevelt There will also be a
number Of four-minute speeches.
To Address Missionary Meet
Rev. Holmes Dysinger, dean of the
Western Theological seminary, FIRE.
mont, Neb.. addressed the wo-
mems home and foreign missionary
convention Of the state at Grace
Lutheran church last night. Rev.
Mr.. Dysinger is in Omaha to ad-
dress the Luthan synodical conven-
ton which is to convene here. He
is a nationally known teacher in the
Lutheran denomination.
Omahan Sails for U. S.-Sergt.
Adolph Douglas Hanson of Omaha,
stationed at Fort De Lesseps, Pana-
ma canal zone, has sailed for the
United States, according to word re-
ceived here. Hanson was chief clerk
in the office Of the coast defense sup
ply officer. He expects to get his dis
charge the latter part of this month.
After a short vacation Hanson will
take up his position with the Rock
Island railroad.
Report General RainfaIl-Genera
rainfall in Nebraska and trace of
snow in Colorado is reported by the
Burlington railroad weekly crop. No
killing frosts are mentioned
and soil is in an ideal con-
dition in most parts of the state for
blowing, according to the report.
The alfalfa crop is said to be some
what short, but meadows are re-
ported to be in good condition. A
full acreage of winter wheat will be
planted, the report states.
Find Discarge Papers-A black
folder containing an honorable dis
charge from the army and a men,
bership card Of the I. W. w. was
found in front of the Army build
ing, Fifteenth and Howard streets.
The discharge and I. w. w. card
bear the name of George Robson,
Fort Douglas, Utah. The discharge
shows that Robson was drafted
June IL, 1918, and was discharged
March rs, 1919. The membership
card to the I. w. w. is dated Sep
TENDER "a, 1919.
American Legion to Meet-A mass
meeting Of members of the Ameri-
can Legion will be held in the
council chamber Of the city hall
Tuesday night to instruct Omaha
delegates to the state legion con-
vention regarding their votes on
bonuses, land bills and other mat
ters to be brought up at the con-
vention. The convention will be
held in Omaha on October 10 and
II and large attendance of Ameri-
can Legion men from all parts of
the state Is expected.