Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-08
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Have Root Print It-Beacon Press.
Flee Fans 50. 5e-Burgess-Granden
Pa1ronize the American state
Bank.-AGv-
Pierce Arrow Ambulance Service
Stack & FaIconsr. Harvey So.
Four Per Cent Interest On time de-
posts American State Bank.-Adv.
Loss-0vai- shaped platinum nii-
greed pin set with diaEnods: valuable
account If association. Liberal re-
ward. Harvey $3.50.
DR.. J. ". Dunean-Gffres. 1890
City National Bank building; hours
11-12 a. N. ?: 10 p. n. Telephone.
Douglas 7752.-dT.
Southern Home Cooking ana se-v-
ice: Alfred Jones. cater; merchants
lunch. Il SO 70 ). Hotel Castle cafe:
table de note dinner. $50 10 .. 81.
Brokers TO Have Parrs-The Ona-
la Wholesale Brokers association
will hold a swimming and dinner
party Al the Omaha Athletic club
next Thursday evening.
Arrives in Cfina-Dr. J. p. Con-
molly has arrived n Shanghai China.
where he IS serving as clerk OF the
United States court for China He
wrote that he enjoyed a wonderful
trip over
Kartowssy Loses sEoh.-Citv Com
missioner Faiconer states that he has
relieved J. " Rar.owsky as medical
director al Municipal beach. Sew
sral applicants for the vacancy are
being considered
May Discontinue Concerrs-|tty
Commissioner Faiconer announces
that he is consi dertng iiscontinuance
Of public concerts in the parks He
explained that only few hundred
people attended a concert in River
view park. Sunday afternoon.
Rector TO Take yacarion-Rector
= !. Mackay completed IS years as
rector OF the AL Saints Episcopal
church last Saturday. The rector
ana Mrs Mackay cave this week for
a vacation at Isle Royale. The
church will be closed until his re-
turn in September.
Street Cars Coilide-An open
switch. unnoueed by notormen.
caused a collision at noon Monday
between Benson and West Leaven-
worth car al Capitol avenue ana
Fifteenth street. The occupants Of
both cars were unInjured and no
damage resulted 70 the cars.
To Suppress Medical Exhibifs-The
city council committee II the whole
recommended for passage an orci-
nance 10 suppress so-c2lled health
and medical exhibits when il can be
shown that the promoters are moi
legitimate practitioners. City Conn
missioner Zimman introduced the
ordinance.
Good Fellowship Body MeefS-At
The weekly meeting of the Good Fell
lowship committee Of the Omaha
Chamber of Commerce there were
no set speeches on the program. the
time following lunch having been
taken up by members telling expert
ences that they have had in the con-
duet IF their own busiue esq. The Goad
Fellowship committee has about con-
ciuded 70 discontinue holding week
" meetings during July and August.
Former 0maflan Ohm
H. Best. formerly an Omaha boy,
son of Charles Best. an editor Of
Neigh. Neb.. has been comulssio ned
Qurc hasing agent for the Baltimore
Dry Docks and Ship Building COM
pany, one Of the largest industrial
plants uf the Atlantic coast country.
For several years prior To going east
Mr.. Best was with the Union Pacific
auditing department.
Pays $4,000 for Home-Elwood
Riggs. head OF the Rigs Optical
company. has purchased the beauri-
full Los Angeles residence OF Mrs. Il.
5. Trop. widow of former Senator
White Of California The Trnp resi-
dence has been known as one OF the
social canters of Hollywood. Many
uotabIes were entertained there dur
ing is occupancy by Senator White.
Mr. Riggs paid SIS. 600 for the home.
Salvation Army Plans Drive-The
Salvation Army will hold state
wide drive in September for funds
with which to establish rescue
home and maternity hospital for IN
fortunate girls II is proposed 10 TO-
cate this institution IN Omaha and
! 70 have its sphere Of usefulness ex-
tend over the state The plan con-
templates instruction in Homework.
sewing and infant welfare. and also
TO ind positions for mothers when
they are able TO leave the hospital
Jobs. for soIdiers-For the first
time since its esTablishne last
/ October the soldiers and sailors
| employment bureau in the Chamber
! Of Commerce rooms and in charge
Of Mrs Mabel Walker, mas more po-
! sittous TO give out than il has ap-
! piicsnts for the positions. At this
time Mrs. Walker could place so re-
turned soldiers and sailors IN posi-
tons that pay s. d dag 10 $3.50 a
| month. There are all kinds of 20
| sitions being offered. many of them
being in the city.
Hotel Men Stop Here-Sanuel
Josephson- proprietor Of the West
| gate. and Lewis Rose. owner Of the
| Sherman hotel. Kansas City. were
/ registered at the Henshaw Sunday
night. where they stopped with their
families enroure 70 Silver and other
Minnesota lakes for The summer. Mr..
I Jnxephson stated that Kansas City
since July l mad become one big
! rnorgus-