Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-29
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,. r. swoboda-Csrtified Accountant.
Fighting Fixtures, Burgess-arandsn co.
Hlnehart, Photographer, 18th & Farnam.
Heyn, photo, removed TO 10th Il Howard.
phambsrs' new classes Jan. /. Doug. 1871.
Equitable Life-Policies sight drafts at
maturity. II d Nicely, manager, Omaha.
'Try Us First for Fuel" Nebraska Fuel
4 Co. l414 Farnam St Both phones.
1e5o-National Life Insurance Co-1sos
Annuity, Endowment, Life, Term Policies.
Charles H. Ady, General Agent omaha
Members Of Royal Aehates don't forget
the Christmas tree tonight. Bring the
rSiidren. Baright's hail, Nineteenth and
@tuam.
eor wage Farmers the monthly repay
ht plan Of home loans Is surest, cheap
est, quickest. Nebraska Savings and
Loan Assn. los Board Of Trade building.
nlegal Liquor Selling charged-Mrs.
II. S. Perkins, manager OF the Lange
hotel. was arrested Tuesday afternoon
charged with Illegal liquor selling. The
complaint was sworn to by James r. Nc
Donald. The prisoner was released on
bonds.
Jlms to Plan New Years Program
Ne evening there will be a meeting
of the DahIman Democracy, at the club
rooms, to arrange the details Of the pro-
gram for New Years day, when the club
viii keep open house for its members and
their friends.
Sir Horace Commercial Club Member-
Sherman saunders, Frank Taylor, c. Vim
cent, r.. p. M%orsman, Victor Dietz, w. b.
/ Hughes and Sir Horace Plunkett were
y elected as members of the Omaha Com
mercial club at the meeting OF the exec
6tive committee Tuesday noon.
cantata at Pearl Memorial-Under the
training of Director c. p. Daniels, the
. choir of Pearl Memorial church. Twenty
I fourth and Larlmore. has prepared a can
Ia for presentation this evening.
3 work is entitled, THE First Christ
@As," by Coombs, and is quite a pre-
~Nentious undertaking in the musical line.
NO New Home to suggest-The special
committee of the Omaha Commercial club,
having in charge the matter for new quar-
tiers for the club has reported unanimously
that new quarters are needed and that
they should be secured at an early date.
The committee, however, reported that
1t was not prepared to a new
location and the matter was continued
over until next year.
Replsvin to Get Ruygiss-CarI O.. Nell
son, trustee in bankruptcy for Byron Ingle-
hart, has filed in district court a petition
In Intervention In the replevin proceedings
brought by the Michigan Buggy company
against Inglehart. The Michigan Buggy
company seized $500 worth Of vehicles
and Nelson seeks to have these turned
over to him with other property for the
benefit OF all the creditors.
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The Omana Commercial Club is keeping
track of the movement TO amend the law
, for the national corporation tax which i'm
poses a tax OF l per cent on the entire net
earnings over 5000 of all corporations
controlled by stockholders. Three objec-
tions are offered to the law that makes
undue and unnecessary publicity, the
shortness OF the time in which to file
schedules and the unnecessary inventor
les.
Four New Commercial club Members
w r. Mcfarland. II. W. Plerpont, George
ID Tunniclift and Bert G. Fowler, four
employees in the office OF George a CO..
have been presented with member
ship in the Commercial club by the firm.
Mr.. George says he appreciates the value
of a membership I'm the club and his firm
has the highest per cent of membership
NA ny AAAAb~A NihpiO9Nu III NV OAAtCS u
any firm in Omaha. The United States
National bank has nine memberships and
Mccord-Brady has seven.
Veteran 1Lail Carrier Improves. II.
Tebbsns, S7 South Twenty-eighth street,
who fell and broke two ribs a week ago,
Is slowly improving. Mr.. Tebbens is one
of the oldest mali carriers in the country;
Ihe is 70 years of age, andd has been in
the mail service in Omaha for more than
thirty-fiVe years. Because OF his age his
friends have been particularly apprehen-
Hive of him. He was going up his cellar
stairs, when he lost his balance and fell
backwards lie is now able to sit up and
with utmost care. wilt his family hopes,
EOon be Up and about
EIhie .lasb for converts-"A converts
Bible .4ts" has been organized at
the ely mission by twenty men. all Of
: sYhom have been converted within the last
thirty days Many Of the twenty have
recently experienced a good deal of the
seaniy side of life and a few are just out
OF JAN. The enrolment includes w. II.
Hyatt II. Newton, II. Holfort, j. r. Bon
NELL l. f. Lanyon, G. Wolf, J. NJ. Nc
Donald. l. r. Clarke, W. A. Phillips. J.. r.
Bryant w. H Weston. r. ]. Healy, K. c..
Lepper, e Fox, W, Carson. +. Heisch. e.
Sheldon, ]. Lewis, o. Smith. c. e. Drake.
j. A. Woods
NArdis 90 Remodel Kountzs Tlats-
John Mardis s. Co., building contractors.
have been awarded the job Of remodeling
the KountEe Oats. at Nineteenth and St.
Mary's avenue. There are eight old-styls
flats in this row, three stories in height.
They will be entirely remodeled into a set
OF modern apartment houses. at a total
cost Of about $4,000. This will include
heating plant lighting equipment and In
terror furnishings The cost Of making over
the building alone viii be something like
$4,000 George b. PrinE is the architect Of
the new arrangement, and promises a fin
iahad building thaf~Wfu h q craat.A e. a.