Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23
Bret City News

Royal sweepers. Burgess Grandeu Co. A
Have Root Print lt-Beacon Press
Let Shriver write your insurance
Trees, Shrubs, Seed-Phone Coun-
Gil Bluffs. 1898, for personal call
Meneray's, oath and B'way.
Trees, Shrubs, Secd-Phone Coun-
Gil Bluffs, 1893, for personal call
Meneray's, saith and B'way.
OsbOrncs Back From West-Mr
and Mrs. j. II. Osborne have return
ed from their California trip.
To Give Dance-The Cinosam
Dancing club will give dance at the
Scottish Rite cathedral, Thursday
night.
DIR. w. Douglas Burns has re-
turned from the dental corps of the
army and resumed practice. SIS
Brandeis Theater Bldg. Tyler 424SW.
Hofucs Has Moved--Ernest Sweet
owner of the Hamilton apartments
declares j. l.. Hofues, who figured
in a recent police court case, is no
longer tenant in the apartments.
Soldiers Welcome Parade
Welcome Home parade for re-
turned soldiers aid sailors will be a
feature of the opening day of the
Victory Liberty loan campaign Mon
day, April 81.
Vacation i'm East-Sol Rosenblatt,
former editor of the Omaha High
School Register, now attending Har-
ward, will spent the spring vaca-
ton at the home of his roommate in
New York City
Specialist to Come-Dr. B. l..
Kent. a foot specialist from Chi
cage. will be at the Douglas shoe
store all next week. and will give
expert advice as to the care Of feet
on all foot troubles without charge.
CFIAS. A. FLANNERY, So years
old. Funeral Monday morning,
March "a at $3.50 from the family
residence, 101l North Twenty ninth
street. to St Johns church DIT 8.
Burial at Holy Sepulcher cemetery.
Jewish Welfare Board sDance--A
dance, a weekly affair, will be given
by the Jewish Welfare board in their
club rooms, sol Lyric building, to-
night A special invitation has been
extended to all men in uniform to
be present.
Lecture on Poultry-"Poultry
Diseases and Remedies" will be the
subject of a lecture to be given by
Prof. III. f. Wells. poultry extension
specialist, state college, at meeting
of the poultry short course next
Monday night.
DIR. Jones to Lecture-"The War
in the Orient" will be the subject of
a lecture to be delivered Tuesday
afternoon in the Central High school
auditorium by DR.. Guernsey Jones
of the University of Nebraska Chi
japanese questions will be dis
cussed. 4
Plead Not GuiIty-William Hurst,
charged with stealing an automo-
bile from J.. V. Morrison on Feb
ruary /. entered a plea of not guilty
in criminal court Arthur Freeman.
charged with stealing Dodge car
from l.. w. knight on December 81,
1918, pleaded not guilty.
Secretaries to Meet-Subjects of
interest to the various communities
of the state will be discussed by the
secretaries of the Commercial Clubs
of Nebraska Wednesday at a meet
ing to be held at the Lindell hotel.
Lincoln The Omaha Chamber of
Commerce will be represented by
Robert II. Manly.
Sent to Riveryicw Home-Thelma
Spurrock, a 12year old girl, was
sent to the Riverview home by
Judge Troup because she has habit
of running away from home. Her
mother said she used to go and stay
all night with relatives, but the last
time she was away she said she was
with a woman barber over night.
Sues For False Arrest-William J.
Fitzsimmons has filed suit in district
court against Swift & Co. for 1000
for alleged false arrest. He says two
detectives for the company arrested
him June 8, 1918, charging that he
had stolen some meat from the COM
pany. Next morning in South Side
police court they failed to appear
against him.
Casey Asks New Trial-A motion
for a new trial for Terrence F.
Casey was filed yesterday in district
court. Casey was found guilty of
in the second degree by a
jury in Judge Redick's court last
Wednesday. He shot and killed
Albert Cassil, formerly a department
in the local plant of
the American Smelling and Refining
Army Orders.