Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-27
Bret City News
DR.. L. A. Merriam. 1909 Dodge st.
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Electric wsshers-Hurgsss.o .oranden Co.
Allan Coolidge q Co., 721 First
National Bank Bldg. Tyler $500,
Public Accountants and Federal Tax
experts.
Rail Omcial Here-E. r. Bracken,
Chicago, ILL.,, general manager OF the
Burlington railroad, stopped In oma-
ha several hours on an inspection
trip.
Road Expert Coming-s. NJ. VIII
1iams, recognized as one OF the leao-
ing road experts Of the country. VIII
address members OF the Champer ot
Commerce on the National Highway
policy November 4.
Grain Corporation Purchasec-
The United States Grain corporation
announces that 1t purchased this week
57s,72s banrrels Of wheat hour of az
grades At prices raging from ss.eo
to $10.ls.
Lincoln Cople A1arried-MrA Ethel
Weart and Arthur Holmbeck were
married by Rev! Charles W. Savidge.
Mrs. ]. A. and Miss Elma Weart'
mother and sister Of the bride, ac-
companied them. The entire party
was from Lincoln.
Seek Missing soldier-omaha
army oficials have been not!hed by
the War department to attempt to
locate Charles Butts Titus, . miss
ing soldier, who was last heard
from In a hospital In France. but
who is believed to bs some place IN
the United States.
Bank Employees Meet-Ths open.
liz meeting for this season OF the
Omaha chapter OF the American
Institute Of Banking was held
Thursday night in the Y. M. @ A.
auditorium. About $50 Omaha bank
employees were present. John L.
Kennedy was the principal speaker.
Teacher suffers Breakoown-Miss
Fannie Arnold, for more than 30
years supervisor OF music In the
public schools, IL In an Omaha hos
pital suffering from nervous break
down. It is said that she will ask a
years leave or tender her resigna-
ton and as soon as she Is able to 60
will move to California.
Omaha Man Honored-Henry J.
Fehrman, chief title examiner for
the Peters Trust company, has been
elected treasurer of the title ex-
aminers' division of the American
Association Of Title Men. This
honor was conferred on Mr.. Fehr-
man Thursday at national conven-
ton held in Nashville, Tenn.
Red Cross Request-The home
section Of the Red Cross Is anxious
to locate Vernie Vanracter, Mary
Eta HunEiker, Marie Welch, Ern-
est Grissom, Edna Frei Capps, Mrs.
Susie A. Dallas, Harry Boroeno and
George Nelson. Anyone having in
formation please telephone Tyler
2721 or call at the Red Cross head
quarters in the court house.
sylvia Funeral William
sylvia, 1908 Garfield street, "a years
old, will be buried Saturday after
noon in West Lawn cemetery. Serv-
Ices will be held in the chapel Of the
Hoffman, Funeral home, Twenty
fourth and Dodge streets, at 3. Mr..
Sylvia died Tuesday at his home. Eff
forts have been made to locate a
son, who is believed to be living in
Chicago.
Personal Injury suit-Hughes
Heinig alleges in a suit fled in dis
trict court that a hay rack belong
ing to +. wendell, a farmer, ran
into his automobile with such force
that it turned the car over. He says
the accident occurred north Of Flor
ence the night Of August and that
the hay rack wasn't carrying a
light and was on the wrong side of
the road. He asks $1,000 damages.
Creditors Get Money-An order
for the distribution Of $22,691
among the creditors Of the National |
Fidelity & Casualty Co. Of Ne
braska was issued by District Judge |
Redick to the Nebraska State In
surance board. The affairs Of the
National Fidelity & Casualty Co.
have been in the district court |
since April 81, 1915, when suit was
brought by Governor Morehead and
the state insurance board for disso-
order winds up the affairs Of the
company.