Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-10-11
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Electric Washers-Burgsss- Granden Co.
Allen, Coolidge & Co.. 721 LIST Ma
tional bank. Tyler $500. Public Ac-
countants and Federal Tax Experts.
State Official Visits Omaha-Will
r. Hitchcock of Sterling, Neb., chief
clerk to the house of representatives
at Lincoln, is in Omaha on business.
Two Couples Married-Robert Ed
ward Agee of De Smet, s. D., and
Miss Charlotte B. Waugh of Elk
Point, s. D., and Miss Serena Jen-
sen and Russell Norgard were mar
ried by Rev. Charles w. Savidge.
New Yorker \ Visits Omaha
Thomas A. Flynn, vice president of
the Fidelity and Deposit Company
OF Maryland, is visiting Harry p.
Byrne, local manager. Mr.. Flynn has
charge Of the New York Office for
his company.
Trade Papers Consolidate-The
two Omaha trade papers the Oma-
ha Trade Exhibit and The Trades
man have consolidated. The first
combined edition Of the consolidated
paper will be issued about Novem-
Der /. 1t will be a weekly paper and
will retain the name of the older
are the two papers, The Trade Ex-
hibit.
Swedish Entertainers Here-Storm
Petersen, Copenhagen cartoonist, en-
tertained a large crowd last night at
the Swedish auditorium with a pro-
gram of original stories, parodies
and sketches. With Valdemar Will
lumsen. also of Copenhagen, Peter
sen is making tour of the United
States to study general conditions
of the country.
Wants Receiver Appointed-Wil-
liam j. Dobbs asked the district
court to appoint receiver for the
Camper company, engineers and
contractors. 2O1 McCague building,
alleging that the president of ; the
company, Henry Mayo, has used the
company equipment for private work
and that the assets Of the company
have been exhausted.
Boost Exposition Here-From
100000 to 100000 visitors will be
brought to Omaha annually when
the big Ak-Sar-Ben exposition is es
tablished. according to ]. w. David
son, head of the boosters, who will
begin the sale Of stock during the
week of October 27. He spoke be-
fore SO business men at the first
meeting of the committee, held at
the Hotel Fontenelle yesterday.
Seeks Missing Son-Mrs. Annie
Wakefield of North Platte, Neb., has
requested the Chamber of Com
merce to aid her in finding her son,
Harry ]. Davis, who she says came
to Omaha recently to get work. She
has not heard of him since his ar
rival, she says, and fears that some
thing may have happened to him.
Davis Is described as heavy set,
smooth shaver, rs years old, with
dark red hair.
Back From Overseas-The fol-
lowing Omaha soldiers have arrived
In this country from overseas: John
c. Jellison, I'LL South Twenty
ninth street; Emil L. Peterson; Will
liam F. Pofall, 1907 North Seven
teenth street; John Graham, 1922
South Twenty-first street; Victor B.
Fogle, 1920 Sprague street; Fred ].
Dalleck, 4135 r street; Frank w.
Ruemping, 4007 South Twenty
eighth street, and Hugh e. Allard,
1905 U street..
Ten Destroyed Books Replaced
Register of Deeds Harry Pearce has
received 10 new books, the first of
10 that will be needed to replace
those destroyed in the court house
fire. He will put on three shifts of
men to write up the new indexes as