Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS

lighting Fixtures, Burgess Grsnden CO.
Fidelity Storage and Van 90. Doug. ass.
City Propsrty-For results. list that
house with osborne Realty Co. d. lfA
Beautiful All Modern Homes Tor sale
o. the easy psymea. plan. BANKERS
Realty Investment Co. Phone poug. 2S-o'
'Today's Complete Movie Program
may be found On the first page OF the
classified section today and appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Tind out what
tho various moving picture theaters offer
l. w. Carpenter for school Board
Petitions are being started for the candt-
dacy Of Isaac w. Carpenter for the Board
OF Education.
Plants Moved from Parks-Park Com
missioner J. y. Hummcl has ordered the
housing Of all plants in city parks for
Gear frost will XIII them.
Delaney is Arrested--Thomas DELANEY,
the third man who assaulted OFFICER Sam
Morris when the latter was mobbed at
jefferson square last summer, was ar
rested yesterday
Rearing for Dog Catcher-Public hear
ing on the charges against Tom Hall. city
dog catcher, accused OF threatening
man with his revolver. viii be held at 10
o'clock September 30 in the city council
chamber.
Butcher 10 r1issing-Blucher the pet
Boston terrier belonging to Mrs. steve
Maloney, wife of the chief Of Detectives,
is missing from home Maoney has the
police department ct work trying to find
the canine.
Peterson Hearing Friday-Hearing on
Al L
Peterson charged with assaulting George
CatVo. a health inspector, win be had
in tha city council chamber Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
General Manager Ferguson Here-Ien-
eral Manager Ferguson OF the North
western is spending the day in the city.
He is out on an inspection Of the COM
pany property. but will not likely go over
the lines west OF the river.
Chambers Dancing Academy-The
thome of modern and classic dances, in
structor of teachers, who are successful
both in Omaha and other cities. Glasses
reopen September g. 1914. Telephone
Douglas 1871. The school to depend upon.
Youth Joins Army-Robert d. White,
aged 20 years of Logan, Ia, secured the
consent of his parents and Tuesday after
noon Joined the army at the local recruit
ing station. lie will be sent to Fort
Logan, Colo. where he will join the field
artillery.
Lights Ordered Dimmed An ordi-
nance ordering the dimmlng OF all head
lights on automobiles was passed by the
city council over the protest of traffic
organizations The Traffic club desired
certain changes but no amendments were
submitted.
Ryder Returns-City Commissioner J.
j. Ryder has returned from a visit to
several eastern cities, where he stirred
up interest in the meeting Of the League
of American Municipalities, which con-
venes the latter part of the month in
Milwaukee.
Nash Goes to Salt Lake-Fred A.
Nash, general western agent of the Mil
waukee road, has gone to Salt Lake City, |
where he will attend meeting of west
ern agents of the railroad men of the
west ard at the same time look after
| some business matters.
South Is Hard Hit-W. S. CIewell, city |
passenger and ticket agent of the Illinois
Central. is back from Texas, where he
went to spend his vacation. He found |
Texas suffering from the effects of the |
war in Europe, particularly the sections
where cotton is the principal crop.
Clerks to Discuss Plans-Plans for the |
annual convention of the Nebraska-Iowa !
Hotel Clerks association will be discussed |
at the regular meeting of Omaha front |
office" men at the Henshaw Wednesday |
evening. The convention will be held in |
December, probably at Lincoln.
Sues sister-in-Law for Damages-Mrs |
Mary Brown is suing Ida B. Douglas, her |
sister-in-law. for $4,000 damages in Judge |
Leslie's district court as the result of !
letter written by Mrs. Douglas to her
brother, Elliot Brown. 1t is alleged that |
charges made by Mrs Douglas became |
generally circulated.
Bound for Germany-German Consul |
Killani at Sidney, Australia, recalled by |
his home government on account of the
war in Europe, and Baron Mueller, were !
eastbound passengers for New York on
Union Pacific-Northwestern No. 2, but
neither of them was inclined to talk upon |
the subject Of war.
Hayden and Flynn Go East-James r. |
Hayden of Hayden Bros. and Thomas ]. |
Flynn, head of the women's suit and
cloak department have gone to New York
on buying trip. They say that the fall
opening was far beyond their expectations
and they find they must secure large
quantities Of additional stock.
DR.. Heron to Talk on war-At the !
auditorium of the Omaha Theological
seminary, Friday night, DR.. Heron will
deliver free lecture on impressions made
upon him by the war in Europe. DR.. |
Heron was marooned in Europe nearly
two months and during a portion of the !
time he was inside the war zone. He re-
turned a week ago.
Recruiters ON Absence Leave-F. c. ]
| Bowerfield and II. s. Haislip, both Off |
GERS on the United States S. S. New Or
leans passed through Omaha on a !
months leave of absence. The former
goes to his home in Cleveland and the
latter to ST. Paul. Both men, who have
until recently been stationed in Mexico, |
saw active service while in that country.
Uncle Joe Redman convalsscing -
Uncle Joe Redman, who has been III. is
very much better. He is up and dressed. !
but the attending physician has ordered
that he must remain at home a few days