Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-14
Bret Citq News
Royal sweepers. BuFrsas-orAadsn Co.

Royal sweepeEs. Burgess-GrAnden 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.
Two Firemen George
i. Anderson and Hans Kaufman of
the fire department have been pro-
NOTED from the ranks to junior cap
tains. The city council approved
the action of Chief Salter.
Mother Of Six ut 32-A birth rec
ord card 10 the health department
shows that Mrs. Paul Schmadlewsky,
Benson Gardens, is the mother of
six children at the age of 80. "A son
was born on Wednesday,.
Remodel Office BuiIding-The L.
". Nicholas oil company will re-
model its office building and service
station at Seventeenth and Howard
streets, at an expense Of $40, 900. The
contract has been let TO Calvin
zeigler.
TO Entertain SOldiers-The Jewish
Welfare board in conjunction with
the Y. w. III. A. has made elaborate
plans to entertain all soldiers and
sailors Saturday evening. A dancing
party and entertainment will be
given in Cooper's hall, Lyric build
ing
Macleod Shows Improvement
M. g. Macleod, cashier in the office
of the clerk Of the district court,
who was overcome by a fainting
spell and fell from high stool in
his Office Tuesday, is resting easily at
his home, although he is still some
what dazed.
Purim's Lesson for To-day
"Purim's Lesson for Today" will be
the subject of Rabbi Frederick
Cohn's talk at Temple Israel at s
o'clock tonight. Purim, one of the
most popular among Jewish great
days, Is the festival of lots and
falls on March 16, this year.
Held On Bad Check Charge
Through information sent by Chief
of Police Eberstein, Frank f. Timer
has been arrested at Clinton, Okl,
on a warrant issued at North Platte,
Neb. The charge is passing worth
less checks. An Omaha officer has
gone for the alleged fugitive.
Slack Pleads Guilty-Henry Slack
pleaded guilty yesterday before
Judge Redick to larceny as bailee
He was paroled to the adult parole
officer. Slack was driver for the
McCord-B Brady company and was ac-
eused OF disposing of goods after
taking them from the wholesale
grocery house of his employer .
Scout Paper PubIished-The early
March number of %Omaha Scout
News" is off the press. Local Boy
Scout news, interviews with leading
business men by Richard Scholes
and other Scout reporters, and an
other vocational guidance article on
printing, one of the when / Grow
Up" series, are included In the semi
monthly.
Restoration of Palestine-Sunda
night at s o'clock DIR. Alexander
Wolfe of st. Louis, one time private
secretary to Theodore Herzl, founder
of the Zionist movement, will speak
on the Restoration of Palestine"
The meeting in the synagogue at
Nineteenth and Burt streets is under
the auspices of the Omaha district
Zionist Organization Of America.
HeFrlck Hearing Postponed
Hearing of the application of Wen
dell Herrick for a writ of habeas
corpus was continued in District
Judge Days court until March "a
IIerrick is accused Of deserving his
wife in Chicago He works for the
Western Union Telegraph company
here. Governor MeKelvie granted
the Chicago officer extradition
papers last Tuesday.