Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-28
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Look for the save NE" Ad sunday.

Look for the "save NE" ad Sunday.
Electric Fans-Burgess-G -Grsnden CO.
Fidelity Storage van co. Doug. 1915.
Wavs Root Print It-Now Beacon Press
Monthly Income for Lifs-Gould. Bee
building
when you know Fas lighting you pre-.
Ter It, Omaha Gas company, 1909 Howard
street Douglas sO6.
Baldwin FILES For Justioe-Arthur e.
Baldwin. republican, has filed as can
didate for justice Of the peace.
"Today's compists Movie Program"
may be found on the first page OF the
classified section today, and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Fined FOR LID Lifting-s. f Munson,
7l3 North Sixteenth street arrested by
Officers Robey and Peterson for selling
liquor after hours, was fined S25 and
costs in police court, which he payed.
Hurt while shoeing Horss--A. Her
witz. blacksmith. 1913 Chicago street,
was kicked by horse while shoeing the
animal Wednesday morning, and was
removed to his home with badly lacer-
ated and bruised left leg.
Burglar Enters Basement window
Nathan Yaffe, 2j27 Franklin street. re-
ports to the police that burglar gained
entrance to his house through base
ment window Tuesday night and car
ried away jewelry to the value Of SIS
Hascall to Chicago-John ID. Hascall of
Wakefield, one of the directors of Belle
vue college. has gone to Chicago to at
tend the general assembly Of the Pres
byterian church and look for available
candidates for the presidency Of the col
lege.
Big Verdict on Second Trial-John
Korinek. former employe of Morris
& Co., secured a verdict Of $3.50 In
the second trial OF his personal injury
damage suit. The jury disagreed in the
first trial Korlnek sustained injuries
In the Morris q Co, fire.
Appeal Cases Reheard Thursday-Re-
hearings of police court appeal cases in
which bondsmen allege that bonds were
forfeited without notice to them that
their cases were to come up for trial IN
district court. will begin before District
Judge English Thursday.
Second offense to Jail-Three speed
ers brought into police court by Officer
George Emery, were fined $40 and costs
call. Each man stated that It was his
first offense. Hascall informed the Of
Tenders that on their second appearance
before him they would go to jail,
Library has New Book on Greeks
Greeks in America is new book in
the public library, which is expected to
have wide circulation among naturalized
Greeks in Omaha. The volume is a new
one by Thomas Burgess, and tells In In
teresting style of the condition and pro-
gress of that people in this country, with
biographies of Greeks who have become
influential in America.
Hooge for Peaos-Ammette Hooge a
dealer in the 500 block on South Six
teenth street is a peace-loving citizen.
Other merchants in the block have in
stalled wartime window decorations of
guns, ammunition and flags. So has
Hooge. But he has gone all the others
one better by mounting a large white
dove of peace above his firearms. I'm
for peace, above all things" he says.
Railroad Tracks Repaired-At noon
the Northwestern drove the last spike in
the repairs caused by the washout on
the Bonesteel line and the train leaving
Omaha this morning will run through 20
Winner, this being the first through
train since last Sunday. The washout re-
suited in close to 5000 feet of grade
along the Ponca creek valley being
washed away Within a stretch of thirty
four miles, twelve bridges were washed
out, or seriously damaged.