Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-18
Brief City NeWs

&c The Western Electric Is III III
Clarkson hospital and his conoi'io'A
is reported to be serious
cain IN Spcak-Justice w. M. Gam
or The Nebraska supreme court VIII
sneak next Monday noon at tlo
chamber of Commerce on 'Consti'u'
tional Guarantees"
Goes On Vacation Trip.JuuSe
Robert w. Patrick, judge oa inun
c;nal court. will leave this arternooh
~ vacation to Sheridan, Wyo,
where he will visit his brother, Johh
n patrick. and Mrs. Patrick.
Want Husbands-sheriff MIKE
Clark received three letters yes.el
day from eastern women WHO M
portuned him to assist them IN theet
quest for helpmates. Ihe as sneln.
will be pleased to give the aualeses"
to Nebraska men who are lhteree'eu
Building Steel Arrivcs--steel 10 De
used in the construction ol .ne
World Realty companys new lno
ton picture theater at the nortnwes.
corner of Fifteenth ana DousidS
streets was received yesterday. snip,
ments of terra Gotta are eApoeloN
within few weeks. ,x
Dr. loves Home Looted. W.
Robertson, 3124 Dodge street, Re-
ported to police yesterday tnaI tns
home OF Rev. Titus Lowe, Iva NoIsa
Thirty first street, was entersu "nu
Looted by burglars on Monday OF
Tuesday night. me mn, il,liiiS' ~
family are out of the city.
Identified as Bandit-John Anaet, .,,
son. being attended at University
hospital for gunshot Wounus' was
partly identified yesterday py ). =;
Spellman, grocer. seventeenth anu anu
Nicholas streets, as being one VI wv
bandits who held up Speiiman oa'-
urday night and exchanged shots'
TO Sing for Teachers Mary Peter-
son soprano of the Metropoh'ah
q. Opera house, New York, VIII sing III
the City auditorium on the nignt "
November II, as an entertainment
feature offered by the Omana SnaMi.
Der of Commerce for the NepiaoN0'
State Teachers convention. .-
Rates for Air Congress Round
trim rates of one and one-half 1are
have been announced by railroads lor
the benefit of those who attend the
first International Air congress
which will be held In Omaha NO
yember 8, 4 and 5. Tickets VIII Dc
effective from october 80 to NoVem-
Der 3.
Takes office September dennis
II. Cronin of O'Neill, Neb.. newly ap-
pointed United States marshal, VIII
begin his duties here september l,
according to announcement yester-
DAY. He succeeds James Nlckerson
who has been serving as acting mar
shall since the resignation OF j. "
Dahlman.
Falls i'm Shaft. F. Covert. iron
worker, 4l21 North Twenty-eight
street, was rescued from the frelSn'
elevator shaft of the McCague build
ing yesterday and was taken &c
Fender hospital for treatment. he
Mas working in the shaft at the thlro
floor and fell when supporting
plank gave way.
Picnic On Sunday--The Nordef
Singing society will hold its annua
picnic next Sunday at Big LaKe
park. two miles north or Eigntr
street and Broadway, Council Blu1is
The committee in charge is com
posed of Emil Peterson. chairman
George Larson, Oscar founs' Lon
Ostlund and B. Jacobson.
Excused from jury Scrvlce-Chri'
Nj. Gruenther, secretary of the req
eral Land bank of Omaha, was takel
into custody yesterday In front O.
the city hall by Constable Fred Nc
Ginnis. The only charge against Mr.
Grucnther was that he was needed
tor jury service in municipal court
but on examination he was excused
Resist Rohrer's Order - Loca
chemical manufacturing concerns
have announced through their at
torney an intention of resisting thu
recent order of U. ). Rohrer, fed
eral prohibition enforcement di
rector, requiring these industries t.
produce in writing an account OF tn
uses to which they put alcohol with
drawn on permits.
Sues Bank-Nellie Pollack. wifi
of Henry Pollack. former salool
keeper and recently in charge or tn
city garbage collection, trought a
action in district court yesterda
against the American State bank an.
man. officers. for 100000. allegin
that the defendants impaired he
credit.
Advised to Get Permit-Rev. v
A. McCaslin, identified with IN
Pillar of Fire denomination. ~
South Twenty ninth street, was dis
charged in police court yesterda
morning by Judge Charles Foste
who advised McCaslin to obtain
city permit IL he wished to solleI
funds for charitable purposes, IN
arrest was made at the instance Q
} Captain Cheyne OF the Salvaoo
army.