Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-09
Brief City News
Lighting Ffxtures-Burgess-G randen Co.
Have Root Print It--Beacon Press.
Burglary Ins.--Wheeler & Welpton

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Burglary Ins.--Wheeler & Welpton
Store Gives Picnic - Dresher
| brothers gave picnic for their EN-
| ployes and families at Elmwood park
yesterday afternoon and evening.
| About l25 attended.
Laundry Club Meets-The Laun-
dry club, made up of heads Of laun-
dries of the city. lunched at the
| Chamber of Commerce Thursday
/ noon.
DIR. f. w. Lake has returned from
military service and resumed the
practice Of medicine, with offices at
619-622 City National Bank building.
Phone: Douglas $50; residence.
Blackstone hotel.
Seeks Missing Son-Mrs. Ed
Tackett, Crawford, Neb., has ap-
pealed to Omaha authorities to as
sist in locating her son, Claude
Tackett, who disappeared from his
home Monday with a large amount
| of money.
Visits Mother-Darnett A. Yetta,
| a member of Motor Transport COM
pany 343 of Camp Dodge, Ia, has
been visiting his mother, Mrs. W. l..
Yetta, 1909 Capitol avenue, and
taking treatment at the Fort Omaha
hospital since last Monday. He re-
turned to Camp Dodge this morn
ing.
Propose New Dance Ordinance -
The city council this morning re-
ceived from the Board of Public
Welfare proposed ordinance for
charging fee Of 81 for every public
dance permit issued. The argument
offered was that this money would
help defray the cost of inspecting
dance halls.
Sues for False Arrest-William
Foster, a waiter on Union Pacific
dining car, has filed suit in district
court asking $3.50 damages for al
legged false arrest. He was arrested
in Ogden, Utah, he says, on suspicion
of having stolen money which was
lost by passenger on his train Jan
uary IS, 1919.
Addresses Traffic Club-Fred
Montmorency, chairman Of the
Omaha district freight traffic COM
mittae, was the guest of the Omaha
Traffic club at luncheon at the
Chamber of Commerce Thursday.
Following the luncheon Mr.. Mont
rnorency talked on Industrial Traf-
fic From the Railroad Mans View
point
Golf Professional Returns-Stan-
ley B. Davies, golf professional at the
Omaha Field club, was among the
members of the base hospital unit
that Wednesday night returned from
overseas. He will rest during the
balance Of the week and next Mon
day morning will be on deck ready
to teach the proper method in shoot
ing balls over the green's.
Lad Leaves Home-Search is be-
ing made in Omaha for William J.
Harlammert, 15-year-old son Of j.
A. Harlammert. 507 North Eighth
street, st. Joseph, Mo-, who left
the home of his parents last Sum-
day. The boy is described as wear
ing a dark blue suit, brown oxford
lace shoes and brown cap. He has
light hair and gray blue eyes, is
five feet five inches in height. 1t
is believed by his parents the boy is
in Omaha.
streeter Goes I'd Sioux City-En-
sign C. O. streetef, navy insurance
officer, left for Sioux City. Ia, Thurs
day night in the interest of the gov
eminent insurance. After complet-
ing the work at Sioux City, he will
return to Omaha for a few days
and then will return to Great Lakes
Training Station, Chicago.
Rabbi COINS Browning
and Reconstruction will be Rabbi
Frederick COINS subject at Temple
Israel this evening at O'clock