Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-21
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Gas, Eisc. Fixtures. Burregs-Grander.
Lord Admitted to Practice - Carol j.
Lord local attorney. has been admitted
tn practice in the federal court
The Big Ones in automobile Access
soiies, the Omaha Rubber company ls's
Harvey street Just around the corner Of
Honorary Club Msmbsrs-Rev. T. J.
Collar and Rev. Julius Schwartz have
hen elected honorary members Of the
Commercial club
Mrs. Mason 10 siek-Mrs. W. y.
Mason. widow OF the late ". y. Mason,
Is critically in in her apartments at the
Drexel hotel. where she has been making
her home.
Mandelhsrg Returns-walter Man
dclberg Of the Peoples store has re-
turned from New York where he bought
large assortment Of the seasons novel
ties in women's wear for his house.
srueksr characterization Cooley
+, Brucker has returned from California
where he has spent the winter recuperat-
ing. He has entered the race for COM
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and ready TO begin his campaign.
Dramatic Committee Appointed-The
five members Of the Omaha nlsu sC..-fl.
senior class dramatic committee have
been appointed. They are Rex Houlton.
chairman: UIah RcnncT. Adelaide Funk
houser. Maurice Clark and William Noble,
Railroad is Substituted states At
torney Howell has filed I'm the North
Platte division Of the federal district
court a suit against the Union Pacific
in which he asks for a penalty Of go
for a violation Of the law regulating the
hours OF service Of railroad employees.
Kansas City Man Addresses club-H
c. Moore president Of the Kansas city
Commercial club. addressed the executive
committee Of the Omaha Commercial
club commencing the Omaha organlza-
TONS combination Of business and social
affairs. lie SAYS the Kansas City club
considers adding the social features.
win Hold Big Rally-The Young
Mems Progressive club OF Sheely Will
hold big WaShingtons birthday rally at
Polish hall. Twenty-siNth and Martha
streets. Thursday evening at O'Clock
Judge Ben :. Baker will give a lecture
on George Washington and John a.
Rine city attorney, will speak on The
Commission Form Of Government"
Jobs Are wanted-"Give US more
work. Is the slogan Of the Associated
Charities. Ahle-bodied men have been
applying by the dozen seeking any kind
Of a lob, Work Is slack and but few
men can be placed In temporary posi-
tons, Miss Ida V. Jontz. secretary Of
the charities. says work has never been
50 much In demand nor jobs so scarce.
Labor League to Have . slats-The
Labor League. a political organization
composed for the most part Of members
Of the Central Labor Union. held a meet
ing Monday night at Labor Temple for the
purpose OF aseertaining what men the
league will back In the commissionership
campaign. The league will stand back Of
only five and they will take referendum
vote on large list OF names which have
been complied.
Railroad Employees TO Meet spe-
cial meeting OF Union Pacific branch Of
the American Railroad Employees and
Investors association will be held Thurs
day evening in Continental block. Fiji
teenth and Douglas streets. Various mat
tiers Of considerable importance will come
before the meeting. Remarks Of interest
10 railway men will be made By W, Il.
CahilL superintendent OF the Nebraska
dlvlsIon. and n. j. Roche. organizer for
the association.