Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS

vots FOE ". O. Crosby for coronsr.-Ad.
lighting Fixtures, Burgess Grsnden Co.
Fidelity storage ana van 90. Doug. ass.
have moot Print Tt-Now Beacon Press.
Dwurak accountant and auditor. ID. 74os.
vote for Thomas W. blackburn for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Martin In 81. Louis--C. w Martin Of
Martin Brothers a Co. is in ST. Louis for
a week on business matters.
Beautiful An Modern Homes Tor sale
on the easy payment plan. Bankers
Realty Investment Co. Phone Doug 1856
"Today's Compists Movie Programs"
classified section today. and appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Frankiin Q. Kramer. president of the
American Safe Deposit company, Is the
republican nominee for state treasurer
Advertisement.
Mslien Goes 20 Wospitai-John Mel
len, general agent for the Northwestern,
has gone to the Methodist hospital, being
i'll with some sort Of stomach trouble.
B'nai birth women Meet Tonight
The Mckinley Ladies' auxiliary of the
B'nai Birth meets this evening at
o'clock at Metropolitan hall. A musical
and literary program will be given.
Wong Held for Selling opium-Joe
Wong, 1U1I Capitol avenue, arrested by
the police for the sale OF opium, will be
turned over to the federal authorities
and taken before the grand jury for in
dictment.
PeA<es IL Bound ovsr-Robert Pearce,
halH 20 he afr lCf
court by Acting Police Magistrate Charles
w. Britt. Pearce was caught by Detec-
tive John Pssanowski, who charged him
with tearing plumbing out of vacant
houses and selling 1t for Junk.
pairymsn Go to chicago-Forty Ne
braska dairymen, occupying three cars on
the Northwestern. will leave for Chicago
Sunday night, going TO attend the annual
meeting Of the National Dairymen's as
ISOLATION. held there next week. The Ne
brRska men are members Of the associa-
ton.
hrs. KIlham Granted q DivoFoe-Mrs.
Iona e. Kilham has been granted d.
vorce from Daniel Kilham on grounds OF
nonsupport. Petitions filed are: Hattie
Riner against Walter. crueltyi Mary II.
MacRae against Gustavus f., desertioni
Christina q. Carlson against Carl A.,
cruelty.
bible Students 30 Dine--Courses In
Bible study for men win open at the
Young Mems Christian association next
Monday evening, when all interested will
join in a supper and rally. w. A. De
Bord will be the chief speaker. 1t is
planned to conduct the classes every
Monday evening.
Judge Munger II ul-Judge william
Munger OF the United States district
court, who has been i'll at his home, 1924
South Thirty-second avenue, is reported
TO be not quite SO well. The fact that
his children arc in Omaha at the present
time has no connection with any serious
phase Of the judges illness.
Areansst Of All Thisvss-Rey. z. H.
jerks thinks IL is bad enough for a thief
to steal a minister's property right in
front of his church, but when a theft
steals the horn off an automobile, by
this act he becomes the meanest thief
on record. This in substance is the COM
plant made by Mr. jerks to the police.
Governor Talks to FASTENERS = The
Pastime Athletic club held its second nom
partisan political meeting at its club
rooms. Fwenty-fourth and Willis avenue,
Wednesday, with an attendance Of 300.
Candidates Of both parties spoke. The
principal speakers of the evening were
Governor John NJ. Morehead, Bryce Craw-
ford. Willis C. Crosby. Carl Johnson. Phil
McShane. Senator John Reagan, Thomas
o'Connor and John Lynch.