Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-12
BRIEF CITY NEWS


Fave Root Print It--Now Beacon Press.
Life rns.S Yes. Penn Mutual. aould.
Electric suppiss-Burgess-G Co.
Fidelity storage q Van Oo.-Doug. 1915
state Bank Of omaha-l yer cent paid
on time deposits; per cent paid on saw
inEs accounts All deposits in this bank
ere protected by the depositors guaran-
tee fund OF the state of Nebraska
The Peters Trust Company confines
itself solely to trustee and investment
business and is therefore not affected by
the ups and downs OF finance. 1t is ad-
vantageous to estates of whatsoever size
to have 1t named as executor or trustee.
Mazda Dancing Party-The Mazda So
ciety gave dancing party at Armbrusts
hall Thursday evening.
aohrbuek Loses Wallet Rohrbuck
of the Sanford hotel lost his wallet yes
terday afternoon, which contained sSS.
appointment for Clsveland-George r.
Cleveland son of Mrs. M. Cleveland. has
been appointed sergeaut-major of the Ne
braska Military academy at Lincoln.
Honorary Member OF the Elks-wil-
liam T. Canada in recognition OF his long
and eminent services has been elected
an honorary life member Of the Elks.
Dance and Card Party-The annual
dance and card party of the Travellers
Protective Association OF America will be
held Saturday evening. January II, at the
Rome hotel. Invitations have been issued
tC members.
Universal Circle Entsrtainlnent--The
women of the Universal circle will enter
tain at their hall, Twepty-nlnth and
Fowler avenue, on Tuesday afternoon.
The hostesses are Mrs. j. Kennedy and
Mrs. NJ. Logsdon.
Burglars Rob Home--Burglars took
$40 and about $50 worth of jewelry. cloth
ing, etc, from the home OF Otto Esper-
son. 1S9 North Thirty-fifth street, some
time yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. lkiIlard's Estate Appraised--The
estate OF the late Mrs Frankie Barton
Millard, appraised by order of the county
court. is valued at St7s.767. Holdings to
the amount of sl2S,0'o are in bonds of
the street railway company.
Ad Club Meets wednesday - Printing
from the Advertisers Standpoint will
be tn topic of the address by Samuel
Roes, jr, Wednesday noon before the
mOaha Ad club The luncheon will be
given at the Paxton hotel and there will
be lantern slides to illustrate the force
and character of some samples of prin-
ter's ink.
Keeper ana Inmates rined-A dlsor-
derby house at 4l2 North Fourteenth
street was raided by Sergeant vanous
and his aides Friday night and the
keeper, Bertha Brown, and three inmates
placed under arrest. Bertha was fined $50
and costs in police court. while one of
the inmates was fined $40 and costs and
the other two forfeited bonds.
Homer Curtiss to Pittsburgh Omaha
friends of Homer s. Curtiss, who was
formerly advertising manager of the Ben
nett company here, have just received
word that he is leaving a position at
Milwaukee to go to Pittsburgh At the
latter city he will be In charge OF the
advertising department of Kaufman &
Baer's new department store. He was
with the Bennett company three years.
Committees Appotnted-The commit
tees who will be in charge of the details
of the senior and junior class contest at
the high school, which is to be held in
the latter part of February, were ap-
pointed Friday by the class presidents
The personnel OF the senior committee is:
Percy Dalzell. chairman; Wahlfred
Jacobson Earl Ketcham, Homer, Lawson.
Marie Rowley and Ruth Koch, while the
third year committee consists of Leroy
Wilbur, chairman Edward Perley, Wilson
Bryans. Fred Eyler. Thelma Carlyle and
Corrine Elliot