Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-02-22
Bret City News
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Have Root Print It--Beaeon Press.
DR.. w. A. Cox, Dentist-New loca-
ton, S22 Securities building. 16th
and Farnam.
Insurance Union to Dance-The
American Insurance Union will give
card party in their hall at Nine
teenth and Farnam streets. Monday
evening.
Philosophical Society Meets-The
Omaha Philosophical society meets
Sunday at 3 p. m. Mr. Thos. B. Rea
will speak on Civil Service, the
Hope of Democracy"
REIMBURSEMENT in ReIiglon-The
Rev. 4. ]. Mackay will preach on the
above subject in All Saints church,
Twenty-siXth and Dewey avenue,
Sunday morning at II o'clock,
Library to Observe HoIilay-The
library will observe Washington S
birthday today by closing except
from to p. m. The library will
be open during those hours for read
ing and reference only No books
will be exchanged on that day.
Play for the Soldiers-The Omaha
Philharmonic orchestra, of which
Frank Mach is director played a
very interesting program for the sol
diers at Y. M. G. A., Fort Omaha,
Thursday night. This orchestra is
composed of so musicians.
No Mail Deliveries Saturday,
There will be no mail deliveries on
today, a national holiday, and the
postoffice will observe Sunday rules.
No offices, save the special delivery,
will be open, and there will be one
collection during the day.
Asks New TriaI-Elizabeth Malm-
steam Thursday filed a motion for
new trial in the case involving the
estate of the late Ralph Hall. She
is trying to establish the fact that
her mother was the common law
wife of the deceased, in order to in
herit property.
Adopt Memorial ResoIution-The
Board of County Commissioner to-
day adopted memorial resolutions of
respect on account of the recent
death of Richard 0'Keeffe, who was
formerly a member of the board. A
copy of the resolutions will be sent
" AAAN - ANN@AAC AtAAAlAA9s
Rev. H. Il. Bowman Visits Parents
Rev. Harold L. Bowman, pastor of
the Woodlawn Park church in Chi
cago, is here with Mrs. Bowman, Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Bowman. Rev. Bowman will oc-
cupy the pulpit in Central United
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing
Lecture ON TheOsophy-Free pub
lie lecture "On Theosophy in Rela-
ton to Some Economic Movements"
to be delivered by Mildred e. K.
Chase, of Los Angles, Cal, Sunday
evening at S:15, before the Omaha
society in their hall,
Room 8, Wead building, Eighteenth
and Farnam streets.
To Take PrOut to Wyoming
Judge Martin Wade, who is holding
court in Council Bluffs, signed the
order of removal of b. +. Prout, ar
rested for impersonating a United
States officer in Wyoming. He cs-
capped to Nebraska and the order Of
removal will permit him to be taken
to Wyoming for trial.
Rate for Ice Shipments-With the
Omaha district freight traffic COM
mittee application has been filed for
a 7H-cent per 100-pound rate on
ice shipped from Ashland toaSioux
City, cars to be billed at a minimum
weight of 5000 pounds less than
capacity. The present rate
is 81 cents per 100 pounds
Liberty Loan Chairmen to Meet
On the call Of T. C. Byrne. state
chairman of the Liberty loan COM
mittee, all district chairmen of Me-
braska will meet in Omaha Feb
ruary rs to discuss plans for boost
ing the next Liberty loan campaign.
The meetings of the committee will
be held at, the Chamber Of Conn
merce.