Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-16
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Royal sWeeperS, BurEsss-0rAndsn CO.
Have Root Print It-Beacon Press.
DR. w. Douglas Burns has re-
/ turned from the dental corps OF the
army and resumed practice. 65S
Brandeis Theater Bldg. Tyler 424SW.
oFkin Store Window Robbed
| Report was received by the police
Saturday afternoon Of the theft of
clothing from an outside show case
in front Of the Julius Orkin store.
1908 Douglas street, valued at $50.
Mcleod sim IlI-Murdoch Nc
Leod. cashier in the oface of the
clerk of the district court, who fell
| from the high stool on which he was
seated Wednesday. is still confined to
his home, 1913 South Thirty-hfth ave-
nue..
To Entertain Teachers Nine.
Helen Stanley, soprano, and Jacques
Thibaud, violinist, are the artists en-
gagged by the Chamber of Commerce
publicity bureau for the entertain
ment OF the Nebraska Teachers con-
vention in Omaha next November.
Lecture on PouItry--The next lee
ture of the poultry short course that
Is being held at the Omaha Y. M. g.
A. will be- given next Monday eve
ming, March 10, at p. m. by Mr..
w. II. Ahlquist He will talk~on the
subject OF Feeding and Developing
Young Stock"
Sues Street Railway--Alice, Cam
field filed suit against the Omaha &
Council Bluffs Street Railway COM
pany for $4,000, alleging that she
was thrown from q street car by the
sudden starting of it while she was
alighting at ShermanS avenue and
Maple street.
"Reincarnatiton"-The subject of
a lecture to be delivered by Mrs.
Susan Silver of Lincoln, Neb., be-
fore the Omaha Theosophical So
ciety Sunday evening at o'clock
in their new hall. rooms 201 and
2O2, Kennedy building, Nineteenth
and Douglas streets.
McCord Goes to Rochester Hos
pital---W. Hal McCord of MeCord
& Brady leaves Sunday for Roch-
ester, Minn.N to ENTER the Mayo
Brothers hospital for an exan1ina-
ton. Mr. McCord spent several
weeks there last summer, leaving
the hospital much improved.
Mrs. Munshaw Asks Divorce
Ethel Munshaw in a suit filed yes
terday for divorce, says that her |
husband, Mathew. struck her and |
called her vile names. She says he |
makes s34 a day when he is working |
with his grading outfit. They were !
married in Council Bluffs in 1899.
Casheds Check for others-Jesse
III Anl Tee L.
Judge Troup that "a fellow named |
$3.50 and then gave him 81 for his
trouble and disappeared. Leo
Young, proprietor of the Manhattan
restaurant, cashed the check. POsten
was paroled.
Send Delegates to Convention
Omaha Chamber of Commerce will
send delegates to the National For
eign Trade Council convention to be
held in Chicago. April 2426. The
subject of foreign trade is being con-
by middle western cities
more than ever before and Omaha
firms are now investigating the pos
sibilities.
Burglars Get Some Hnts-Bur-
glars entered the Omaha Hat Fac
tory, Thirteenth and Douglas
streets, early Saturday morning and
stole number Of hats and 50 worth
of postage stamps. An inventory Of
the stock will be taken before the
loss can be determined, the police
were told. The thieves gained en-
trance through a skylight.
Revival Meetngs-Revival meet
Ings are to be conducted by Rev. Y
Carl w. Nelson of Denver, Colo. at
The Swedish Free Mission. church,
and March streets,
Omaha, beginning Tuesday, March
Is, 1919, every evening at 8 o'clock.
City Iioans-Money to loan on
,hoice residence or business prop
,rty. First Trust Company.
Demurrer in Hotel Casa de-
nurrer was filed in district court by
Lttorneys for the North American
Hotel company, asking that the case
# Henry c. Leseberg and Ellsworth
Bullock against the North American
Hotel company be dismissed because
t attempts to Join four or five
eparate and distinct causes Of ac-
ion in which there is no connection.