Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-20
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Havs Root Print It--Now Beacon Press.
Life monthly Iuoome-Gould. Bee Bldg. |
Fidelity Storage and van Co., Doug 1915. /
Eight-Ineh Electi ic Fans for home use, /
$50. Burgess-Granden company.
wanted, Good City Ioans--Prompt |
closing. First Trust Company Of Omaha.
when you know gas lighting you pre-
fer IL Omaha Gas Co., 1903 Howard St |
Earnings in the Nebraska Loan and |
Loan Assn are distributed pro rata on |
the value OF each account January /
and July l. Slo0 starts an account. i6OO
Farnam St
"Today's Complete Movie Program"
may be found on the first page OF the
classified section today. aud appear in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
New Building Exchange Members
Three more names were added 70 the
membership Of the Builders exchange
at the last meeting of the board OF d-
rectors OF that organization. They wero
Clyde W. Drew company, T. H Werlich
Fixture company and Charles A. Grigg.
Leaves wife at Home-Mrs Ethel
Butler Is suing Jack for divorce, alleging
nonsupport and desertion. She declares
in her petition that he went away and
was to send for her but instead wrote
that he was going TO Europe and that
she should not go with him or come to
him.
Damages Asked for Bottle Smash--For
alleged damages to his property caused
by the collapse OF a South Tenth street
building when a heavy sign was erected
on the roof. Nathan Steinberg, a dealer
in empty bottles and similar merchandise,
is suing Anna McHugh. owner OF the
property, for $1,000 In district court
New Bank Soon TO open--FIxtures for
the new German American State bank,
which recently bought a location at a
fancy price In the Board OF Trade build
ing. are arriving and work OF installing
them win begin soon. It is announced
that the bank win open for business about
August 15 Dr. Fred r. Baker is presi-
dent.
Coal for County Hospital-The con-
tract for supplying coal to the county
hospital for the next season has been
awarded by the Board OF County Commits
sioners to Allen & Reynolds. That firm
bid $40 per ton for radium washed steam
coal in CARROTS, delivered on track at the
hospital plant An average OF fifty tons
per week is used during the regular heat
ing season.
Local workers Plan Conference Trip
At the Estes park conference Of Young
Mems Christian association workers, to
be held July 2s to August y. Omaha dele
gates will be Physical Director ]. Truitt
Maxwell and e. T. Ireland. The latter,
who lives at the association summer park
4 Ia.
sociation gymnastics and athletics, will
go to Atchson. Kan, in September to
become physical director of the associa-
tion there Ira J. Beard, former secre-
tary OF the local association, is now gen.
eral secretary at Atchison.
Hotel Men to HEilwsukee-Five omaha
hotel men will probably attend the an
nual convention of the Northwestern
Hotelmen's association at Milwaukee,
August 3, 6 and Z. The organization was
founded principally by Rome Miller Of
Hotel Rome, who will go to the meeting
next month with T. j. O.Brien of the
Henshaw. F. ]. Taggart OF Hotel! Loyal,
p. II. Philbin of the Schlitz, Irwin A. Med
lar and Charles s. Biernatzki of the Mid
West Hotel Reporter The Northwestern
association comprises the hotel operators
of Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
North and South Dakota.
Mrs Lewiston Here-Mrs Irwen Lewis
ton, wife of the former principal of the
Omaha High school, accompanied by her
daughter, Alice, is visiting friends in
Omaha for few days. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewiston now live on a farm in Virginia,
where they reside for the benefit of Mr.
Levistons health.
will be in Omaha all this week At
S34-3S6 Brandeis Theater building. Eyes
examined, glasses fitted. Phone li29,
Frank L. Colby, optometrist.
Feature F1lms for ClerkS-The annual
convention of the United National Asso-
citation of Postoffice Clerks, to be held
in Omaha in September, will be the first
gathering of the body ever held in the
Gate city. The association numbers 5000
clerks. and this will be their fifteenth
convention. Omaha won the 1914 con-
vention only after a hot fight last sum-
mer at Cleveland, with several other big
cities also bidding for IL A special dis
play OF feature films, with entertainers
and music. will be given at the Rome
Garden Tuescay night when the proceeds
will go toward the postoffice clerks con-
vention fund.
Croweu Piles Late-Among the filing
fees paid to county Treasury IRE Satur,
day was that Of C. G. Crowell. jr, oil
Omaha. who is a candidate for the nomi.
nation for congressman on the prohibition
ticket. He rendered his receipts and Of
fered to swear TO his filing papers befor,
Election Commissioner Moorhead, but tht
latter directed him 20 mail his filing e
the secretary of state at Lincoln as only
county offices may be filed for here.
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