Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-22
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Library & Silk Shade Lamps. rs pct.
redu'n. Burgess -Granden Co.--Adv.
DR.. Mabel Wesson. osteopath, NOV.
ed to 211 Baird Bldg, II & Douglas.
| ADV.
Lowden for President-Buttons
and literature may be obtained at
lis Paxton Hotel John N. Baldwin,
Sec'y Lowen Club.--Adv.
Alleged Forger Paroled - Sam
George, a native Of Greece, was pa
rolled for two years to the adult pro-
baton officer yesterday by District
Judge Redick. He was charged with
| uttering a forged check at the store
of the Pease- Black company.
Temple Israel Services-Rabbi
Eugene Mannheimer of Des Moines
will occupy Rabbi Frederick Cohn's
pulpit at Temple Israel Friday night.
| Following the services there will be
a reception for Rabbi Mannheimer
The visiting rabbi also will preach
Saturday morning.
Ak-Sar-Ben Election-J. E. David
son, A. P. Guiou and W. Il. Wood,
members of the k-Sar- Ben board of
governors, whose terms expire this
month, are up for reelection for an
other term. A mail vote is being
cast and results will be made public
on February /.
Church Mortgage Paid OfY-The
$500 mortgage held by the Allen Fill
ter Service company against the l. D.
Peoples Mission church, Twenty
sixth and Franklin streets, of which
Rev. A. Wagner is pastor, is paid
OF. The only people the congrega-
ton has to deal with now is the
Prudential Savings and Loan asso-
citation of Omaha.
Have Plenty OF Mcn-Word was
received at the Army building here
that no more students Of telegraph,
telephone or radio engineering, mo-
tor vehicles, motor mechanics, gas
engineering and other subjects
would be admitted TO the school at
Camp Vail, N. j., for the present.
This Is due to the fact, 1t was said.
that the school has been taxed to it's
capacity by men who have enlisted
for signal corps duty.
Mrs. Josephine Carlisle Dies-Mrs
Josephine Carlisle, 6S years old, 1901
California street, died at the Ford
hospital Tuesday after years ill
ness. She had lived In Omaha 35
years. She is survived by her hus-
band, one son. three sisters and two
brothers. Funeral services will be
held at Heafley & Heafley's chapel
at p. m. Friday. Burial will be in
Forest Lawn cemetery.
Held on Drug Charge-Birdie Er-
win, 2702 Corby street, negro, who
was arrested Tuesday by Internal
Revenue Officer Russell Eberstein
and charged with violation Of the
Harrison drug act, will be arraigned
Monday morning before the United
States commissioner. The woman is
alleged to have sold one-eighth of
an ounce of cocaine for $25. She
was taken to the police station and
later released on $500 cash bond.
Stockholders Annual Meeting-At
the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the American Live Stock In
surance Co. Tuesday afternoon, the
following directors and officers were
re-elected: Charles T.. Schwager,
president; r. B. Zachary, secretary;
g. B. Dyball, vice president; Alvin
Lydick of Oakland, A. l.. Hacker OF
Lincoln, Hugo Hieber of Underwood,
Ia, and Paul Karo of Lyons, direc-
tors.
Death of NcIs Jcnsen--Nels Jen-
sen, AZ years old, 957 South Forty
ninth avenue, died Of pneumonia at
the st. Josephs hospital Sunday
night. He was an employe Of the
Lininger Implement company and
had resided in Omaha for 80 years.