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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1920)
E E BEE: oMaha, Thursday; December 80. 1920 A. court clerks discovered yesterday what they say I an ideal name. J. K. Kk la plaintiff in several delinquent collection suits. Dlrs At Age of 95- Mrs. Susanna Lucas, 95, a resident cf-Omaha since 1880 and the mother of 13 children, died Tuesday night at the home of her son. E. C. Lucas, 3823 Spencer street. Funeral services will be held at 2 Friday afternoon. Church Make Bir Gain The Omaha area of the Methodist church under Bishop Homer C. Etunas gained 10,527 members in 1910 over 1918. . ; - , . In Memory of lUaal The Filipino Association of Nebraska will hold a dinner this ayening at the TJhiversiay club in the Interest of Filipino Inde pendence.. The dinner also will be in commemoration of the death of Dr., Joe Biaal. ' , Mot Recovering Air Mail Pilot Harry Bunting of Cheyenne, Wyo., injured when he attempted to land at Ak-Sar-Ben Held Monday will be able to leave his hospital in about a wek, according to 'reports, - Home Ransacked The home of W. E. RosenoV. Elghty-fifth and Dodge streets, was ransacked Christ mas eve and a bearskin overcoat, a rifle, pistol and cuff links were stolen. ' Fireman Injured Fireman John Heller of Engine House No. , Six teenth and I sard streets, was pain fully cut and bruised yesterday as he was washing a window on the second floor. The chair, on which he was standing slipped, h tiding him through the window. Quarantined Paul . W. Ivey, In structor of salesmanship, who has been giving weekly lectures Tuesday evetilngs at the Chamber of Com merce, has been, quarantined for smallpox for the past two weeks. He win be able tov i-esUnie his lectures next Tuesday evening. ; High of the Antl-8aloon loague of America hurled a number of verbal bombs at Federal Prohibition Direc tor Hanley yesterday because he said Hanley taking credit for 100 ar rests mad In Omaha district in the last year for violations of the Vol stead act. Thotuua Nashcd Colonel Amos Thomas, Omaha attorney and a lieu tenant colonel 'during the war, has i. '.it, Nebraska national guard, rlng as colonel. Body Ik tit State The Ixidy of George Jensen, 4, son of Mr. and Mra J. V. Jensen, S402 St. Marys avenue, was viewer! vesterdsv by schoolmates as It tay in state amid wreaths of rosea at the Heafey & Heafey funeral :hopl. Twenty-sixth and Farnatn streotu. George waa killed while coasting on St. Marys avenue when an unidentified motorist struck his Christmas sled and hurled the lad against the pavement. . Brief City News Confesses 30 Bobberies Fred Blackburn, a negro, confessed to police yesterday that he had robbed 30 homes In Omaha recently. Golden Weddings Mi. and Mrs. J. 8. Daviseon, SI07 Hamilton street, celebrated their golden wedding an niversary at their home yesterday Has Shortest Name Municipal been Appointed by Governor Mc Kelvle to command the First regl- I High Attack Hanley Supt F. A. I S in i " 1 SaMaMaaaaaMaMMaMMeMaMaMMMeaBgBaaMaMWMBMBaaaa Retail Grocers Disagree Over , 7 Reorganization Quorum Lacking at Special Meeting of New Board of Director! Called to Select .'List of Officers. No action was taken by the new boiird of. director! of the Omaha Re tail Grocers' association at the meet ing called by Ernest Buffctt, former president, in the Chamber of Com merce yeiterday afternoon. Failure of several new members to respond to the ex-president's call made it impossible for the board to elect officers. x . The new board was elected Tues day night at a closed meeting of the association in the Masonic temple, after the former board, elected three weeks ago, had resigned. J.J. Cameron, secretary of the Association, had refused to servtf as long as Mr. Buffctt remained presi dent. He charged that the board had been elected in an irregular manner and that its members were also mem bers of a co-operative buying organ ization detrimental to other members and threatened to resign. Mr. Buffett was the only member of the resigned board re-elected o the new board. He had declared Secretary Cameron refused to work in harmony with and had attempted to have his salary increased from $75 to WOO a month. C-... ........ r-- tv.i ciai jr pallid uu eaiu lliriMUCio of the new board d'd not attend the meeting called by Mr. Buffctt yes terday because it was not held in the proper place and because it was called by Buffett. . Teachers Invited to Hear Golden's Lecture on Ireland College women, school teachers and club women have been especially invited to attend a public lecture at the Blackstone hotel this afternoon at 3, by Peter Golden of Cork, Ire land, kinsman of the late Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney, who will speak on ''Ireland a Republic." Bee Shoe Fund This fund will close December 31. The following new contributions havev been received:' l'reviounly reported $1,M7.8S tiltnol District So. 20 of Hamil ton county, Neb B.OO Junior It. V. P. U. of the Herman Brtptlit ohuroli, Herman, Neb. 1.00 A. N. Aniliron, Kcnnard, Neb... .0ll Mr. M., Benson, Neb. ... 1.00 Total .S1.6TS.SS BEAR OE For Hour Hair Ton nittr m a aU Indian . Tti-j uoo't nae perfumed lotions. For aim th oned br oil, wltk tbar potest IngTMti.nts from tba Helm, moors sua forests of Nstnre. 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