Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-04
Brief City News
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Vacuum Cleaners-B Burgess -Granden Co.
Alb. kaiman, General Insurance.
removed to 1904 W. o. W. Bldg
D. 19S4.-Adv.
James @. KinsIer has removed
his law office to Room 529 First Nat
Bank bldg.-Adv.
To Elect Ofilcers-Woodman Cir
| Gle. Manchester Grove No. 1856, will
hold election Of officers Thursday
evening.
| Banquet Ends Meeting-A banquet
Friday night at the Fontenelle hotel
! ended the NJ. E. Smith g. Co. sales
convention, which started a week
ago.
Accepts New Position-Albert F.
MitZlaff, 360S Leavenworth street
engaged in the furniture trade in
Omaha, has gone to Lincoln to take
Robertson Furniture company in
| that city. w..
Theater Is Sued-Five thousand
dollars damages Is asked by Sam ST.
gal from the Palm theater in a peti-
ton filed in district court. Sigal
says his son, Isadore, employed by
on the theater stage and sustained
injuries.
To Elect Officers - The Omaha
Woodmen Circle federation will be
entertained at 1131 South Thirty
third, Wednesday evening, which will
include the election Of officers.
Mesdames Katherine Remington and
Blanche McKelvy will be the hos
tesses,
DIR. Lee w. Edwards, Chiropractor,
has moved his offices diagonally
across the street from his old loca-
ton, and is now to be found at 500
s. Twenty-fourth street.-the south
west corner of Twenty-fourth and
Farnam streets - in the Ottawa
block.
Takes Prisoner East. B. Nick
erson, deputy United States marshal,
will go to Washington, d. c., Sum-
day, to return David w. Barrows,
former clerk Of the war risk insur-
ance bureau. Barrows was arrested
here on a charge Of having padded
government payrolls and forging
documents while in the federal serv-
ice.
New Music Building - The Nickel
Investment company has purchased
the Withnell building, fifteenth and
Harvey streets, and will remodel it
into an exclusive music building
early in the spring, to be known as
the Nickel building An electric ele-
vator will be installed, with the sec
ond floor for piano salesrooms, and
the upper ones for studios.
Charge is Dismissed-Nels Jensen,
Sixtieth and Center streets, who
swore out warrant Friday for
the arrest Of his brother-in-law,
Harry Nelson. 550S Center street,
failed to appear in Central police
court against him. Nelson was dis
missed on a charge Of grand lar
ceny. His brother-in-law accused
him of stealing $500, according to
the complaint.
Old Sailor Buried--Funeral serv-
ices for j. B. Wall, "a years old, who
died December "a, at 319 North Six
teenth street, of heart disease, were
held yesterday afternoon at the Brai-
ley & Dorrance chapel. Burial was
in Forest Lawn cemetery. Mr.. Wall
was a cousin of DR.. j. c. Bishop of
Omaha. He was born in Scotland,
and served with the British navy
during the Crimean war
Army Store Moves-The army re-
tail store, which has been in the
basement of the Auditorium for the
last two months, moved yesterday to
1409-11 Harvey street. This location |
was obtained for the army by j. M. |
Gillian, manager Of the Industrial |
bureau of the Chamber of Commerce |
from 0. C. Redick, as the basement |
of the Auditorium will be used by |
the Midwest Implement Dealers
show this week.
John Bailey Dies-John Bailey, So |