Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-28
Brief City News

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DR.. Mabel Wesson. Osteopathic-
Moved to 2ll Baird Bldg, III Doug,
Ford for Sale--191s chassis. used
months, 100000. Carey Cleaning
Co, 24th & Lake SITS. Web. 3s2.--
ADV.
For Sale-1slS Ford chassis, $500;
Kelly-Springfield tires all around.
Carey Cleaning Co. Twenty fourth
and Lake streets. Webster 1872.
Army Sergeant Ill-sergt A. c.
Rogers. who is in charge Of the pub.
licity bureau at the Army building,
Is suffering with an attack Of the
influenza.
Personal Injury Suit--Lloyd Dick.
son filed suit against the Chicago,
,, Burlington & Quincy railroad in dis.
trict court for $4,000, alleging that
his hand was crushed while he was
working as freight handler in the
local freight depot, December Is,
1919.
Petitions Circulated-Petitio are
being circulated in behalf of Fl. II.
Baldrige and Harry S. Byrne to have
their names appear on the April
primary ballots as candidates for
delegate-at.large and alternate dele.
gate, respectively. to the republican
naional convention.
w. S. Dickson Dies-Wayne S.
Dickson, % years old, traffic manager
for the LymanRichie Sand com.
company died of pneumonia yester.
ot hi Co
Dickson, who came here recently
from Plattsmouth, Neb.: is survived
by his wife and one child.
Receivership is Asked-A receiv.
ership was asked for the American
Transfer company in district court
by Clara Bond, stockhoider, who
charges in her petition that Fred
Busch and his wife are diverting the
profits to themselves and their as.
sociates. Mrs Bond proposes
George n. Meacham to be appointed
receiver.
Railroad Engineer Succumbs-
The body of A. X. Gault, North
western engineer for 80 years, who
died Sunday at the Nicholas Sem
hospital. was taken to st. Peter,
Mimi, for burial. He was So years
old and is survived by his wife and
two sons. One son, Norman c.
Gault. is an Omaha attorney. The
other is a st. Peter banker.
Medical Examiner Arrives-Capt.
Fl. S. Chase, medical examiner for
the United States army, arrived in
Omaha Monday from Fort Logan,
Colo, and will be in charge of the
examination of all of the recruits
who join the army in Omaha during
the nationwide drive for additional
troops, which ends in March. Oma.
has quota has been fixed at zoos.
Open Testing Laboratories-W.
Fl. Campen announces the opening
of the Omaha Testing Laboratories,
7l3 South Twenty-fourth street, with
himself as manager I'VE are
equipped to test and analyze wheat,
-four and feed. mineral and vegeta-
BILE oils, packing house products,
milk, coal, steel, paving materials
and other commercial products"
Mr.. Campen stated.
Alleged Rioters Fined-James
Brazoc, John Yoch and James Mas
chek were fined 5000 each in dis.
trict court by District Judge Estelle.
They were found guilty by a jury
two weeks ago of conspiracy to break
and enter various stores the night
of the court house riot. They said
their homes are in Chicago An at.
torney from Chicago was here to
help defend them.
Funeral OF 'Flu' Victim-Fu.
neral services for Mrs. Nellie Bring.
81 years old, who died Monday Of
influenza at the Ford hospital, will
be held at $50 Wednesday morning
at the home. $500 Poppleton avenue,
and at 9 at st. Peters church. Burial
will be in st. Joseph cemetery in
Council Bluffs. She is survived by
her husband, Alfred I. Bring; her
mother, Mrs. Anna Bender. and two
brothers. Frank Bender and Leon
ard Bender.
Civil War Veteran Dies-Dr
Robert S. Knode, II years old. a
Civil war veteran who lived in
Omaha since 1889. died Monday
nigh at his home. 1926 Mason street
He was born at Brownsville, III. Dr.
Knode is survived by his wife; two
sons. DR.. A. r. knode of Omaha
and o. M. Knode of Chicago. and
two daughters. Mrs. o. r. English
Of Kankakee. H.. and Mrs. c. L.
Ross of West Orange, n. J. 4.