Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-02
Brief CITY Nevs

Weather Strips-Higgin Mfg. Cc.-Adv.
Have Root Print It-Beacon Press
Electric Washsrs-Burgess-o randsn Co.
DR.. Max Block has opened up Of
ices at sos Brandeis Bldg. Tyler $40.
Four cars Of bulk apples on track
In Omaha. Walter B. Montgomery,
Henshaw hotel.
Dancing Party-The Joan OF Arc
club will have a dancing party Mon
day night at the Metropolitan club.
Meeting at Y. M. @. A meet
ing for men is to be held in the
Y. M. C. A. auditorium Sunday aft
ernoon at 3:45. DR.. Paul Calhoun
will be the speaker.
J. @. Bixby & Son Co. were
awarded the contract for q Vapor
system Of heating; also the plumb
ing In the First National Bank
building at Carroll. Neb.
Philosophical Society Meeting
The Omaha Philosophical society
meets today at D. m. in Labor tenn
pie. Subject: Modern Conception
Of Matter"
Sues For NOtes-Ronald n Pat
erson, president of theNNebraska Fuel
company, was sued by Charles M.
Reynolds in district court for the
amount of four promissory notes ag-
gregating more than $4,000. signed
by Mr. Paterson.
EnrOute To Discharge-Lieut. Bert
p. Meyers, son. Of Paul Meyers, 3026
Emmett street, stopped in Omaha
for last week, enroute to Ellington
Field, where he will-be discharged
from the military Nservice after more
than two years in the army
Creighton Student Buried-Fu-
neral services for John T. Brown,
1S-year-old Creighton student, were
held at Des Moines Thursday morn
ling from st. Johns Catholic church.
Burial was in st. Ambrose 5ceme-
terry. Brown died in hospital fol-
lowing an operation. Surviving are
his parents and three brothers.
Sues Theater Company-Rufus
McMartin went in to the Princess
theater, Fourteenth and Douglas
streets,' September 8, 1919, and took
a seat to enjoy the movies The
seat broke down and dropped him
to the floor, he alleges in a petition
filed in district court against the
Princess (Theater company, asking
$4,000 damages.
To Address Zionists-Dr. Obediah
Grossman Of New York City, who
recently returned from an extended
trip through Palestine, will address
the active workers Of the Zionist
movement in the Omaha district to-
night at 8. in the Lyric building at
Nineteenth and Farnams streets. He
will outline the work of this district,
and will describe in detail the con-
ditions which he found in Palestine.
-Four cars of bulk apples on track
in Omaha. Walter B. Montgomery.
Henshaw hotel.
School Forum Meets-The Omaha
School Forum had luncheon at the
Chamber of Commerce Saturday,
and continued it's study of Indus
trial Omaha" T. F. Sturgess spoke
on the relationship Of agriculture to
Omaha. Penn Fodrea discussed
manufacturing and jobbing in Oma-
ha, and E. NJ Reynolds talked on
retailing in Omaha.
Deny Soft Drink Permit-The city
council denied the application of
soft drink parlor and pool hall at
ava ~ Sti CCtB SOoti h1AoS. "A plo
test, signed by residents of the To-
cality, stated that the establishment
of the proposed business would be
against the best interests of the
community. Five commissioners at
tending the council meeting voted
unanimously to deny the application.
Personal Injury Suit-Twenty-five
thousand dollars damages for the
death of Nels Peterson is asked by
Neilsine Peterson, Administrative of
his estate, from Tom Johnson, in a
suit filed in district court. She al
leges that johnson, driving a truck,
ran into the wagon that Mr.. Peter
son was driving at Forty-fffth and
Cunning streets on December %,
s1918, and caused injuries to- Mr..
Peterson from which he diA.
Return From Overseas-The fol-
lowing Omaha soldiers have arrived
from overseas: Sergt. Virgil M. Vol
land, 3010 Cass street: Corp. Benja-
min A. Gugginmos, 1901 Sherman
avenue: Sergt. ArthnS Martin, 3412
Taylor street., Pvt. 1ohn J. Sidel,
1921 South Second street; Pvt. Evag-
gelos Papagforgen, SIT South Thir-
teenth street; Lieut.. George A. Key
ser, 4425 Parker street: Lieut..
Charles r. Berger. I'LL Burt street;
Capt. Pryor L. Markell. Paxton no.
tel; Capt. Charles Wynja, 1925 Har-
ney street; Maj. Thomas e. Whit
lock, 1874, South Twentyseventh
street; Lieut.. Glenn L. Jordan, 2701
Bristol street; ,Sergt. Gerald F.
Fit, 1910 North \Twenty- fifth ave-
nue.; Sergt. Grover M. Blauser, Pvt.
Ullerup Thomson, 4204 Leavenworth
street; Pvt. Russell G. Alexander.
324 North Nineteenth street; Corp.
Edward F. Heaney, 1902 Madison
street; Mechanic Edward e. Jones,
5107 South Twenty-first street; Pvt.
Albert w. Bennett. Pip l. street.
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