Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-07
BRIEF CITY NEWS

hahGnG Fixtures, characterization Co
Fidelity Storage = Van 90, Doug. aee.
Have HOot Print Is--Now Bescon Press.
naldrigs-1Eaddsp Co.--Compensation In
surance Inspections for. special rates free.
Beautiful An Modern Homes for sale
on the easy payment plan. Bankers
Realty Investment Co. Phone Doug. Ssse'
"Today'u oompasss Movie RrogrHm"
classified section today. and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer
hammond IL Admitted to Practice
w. ]. Hammond, an attorney OF o'Neill,
has been admitted TO practice in the
United States court for the district Of
Nebraska.
HroRan 70 Introduce Dana--Francis A.
Brogan Is to preside at the public affairs
luncheon of the Commercial club Mon
day. and introduce Richard Henry Dana.
who IL to address the club.
hog Pound on Fire--F1re, supposed to
have been started by cocaine fiends,
nearly destroyed the city dog pound at
sixth and Burt streets yesterday after
noon. There were no dogs in the place.
Penteoostal Assembly TO Mset--There
win be a meeting of the Pentaeostai as
sembly at zoos Cunning street every night
this week at o'clock. The organization
also meets on Sundays at and 7:30 p. m.
NOW that Business is improving you
should improve every opportunity that
will mean more business for your firm.
An office in the Bee Building (the build
ing that is always new is that oppor-
tunity.
valuable rurs stolen-Nearly $500
e.v..- Ill vi
yesterday when daylight burglars broke
into the N. Feingold tailor shop, at 100
North Fortieth street One set OF mink
furs stolen was valued at $50.
Woman Missing - Charlie Oldham,
1907 East Thirteenth street. Kansas City,
No.. has asked the Omaha police to try
and locate Mary Henderson, whom he be-
lieves is in this city and has been missing
from her home for some time
says Husband was oonvtotsd-Cath-
crime Swartz, who has filed suit for dt-
vorce against Horace Swartz. alleges that
he has been convicted of violating the
Mann white slave law and has been SEN
tc need to five years in federal prison.
Invitation by woman's Club - The
Omaha womans club. to whom Richard
Henry Dana, president of the National
Civil Service league. will speak at the
Metropolitan hall at 2:9O o'clock. has in
vited members Of the Omaha Society of
Fine Arts to attend.
sammons' Hearing Postponed--on ac-
count of other cases occupying the atten-
ton of the federal court. hearing of argu-
ments by counsel for Walter Sammons,
former sheriff OF Buffalo county, seek
ing to have a new trial granted, was post
poned from yesterday until next Satur-
day
Engagement Announced--Miss Mary
Bird entertained at kensington yester-
day. at which the engagement of Mrs.
Thurma Ellis to j. c. Young was an
nounced. The guests were: Mrs. Ellis,
Mrs. Harry Herzog. Mrs A. 6. Pinto,
Mrs. r. Rix, Mrs. S. X. Spalding. Mrs.
Nellie Haven, Miss Ethel Barker. Miss
Louise Stafford and Miss Kate Cook.
Boston Terrier Starts Trip-A perfect
specimen of the Boston type of bull
terrier and valued at nearly 500, will
be the gift of Harry Pullman of the Carl
ton hotel to his 9-year-old nephew, who
lives in Bremerton, Wash. The dog was
shipped yesterday in a box that weighed
nearly 100 pounds. The dog, which is only
a few months old, weighs only a few
pounds. ar
nrandeis' Book ct Library--Louis d.
Brandeis famous as an antitrust lawyer
and champion of popular reforms. is
among the authors Of new books recently
added to the public library. His new
work, entitled, 'Business--A Profession -
and containing speeches and articles by
Brandeis, will be ready for circulation
this week. 1t has a preface by Ernest
Poole
Goes to Attend Banquet-To speak at
the same banquet with Governor George
f. Hodges OF Kansas. General Secretary
f. F. Denison of the Omaha Young Mems
Christian association went to Atchison,
Kan, last week. The occasion was the
annual membership banquet of the asso.
citation there, of which the general secre-
tary is Ira ]. Beard, formerly of the
Omaha association.
Talks to Boylea studsnts-"Charac-
ter Building was the subject of a talk
before the students OF Boyles Business
college Friday afternoon by Edwin S
Jewell, manager of the City National
Bank building. He spoke under the
auspices of the religious work department
of the Young Mems Christian association
and was introduced by Secretary I. r
Lines of the association and President X
B. Boyles of the college.
Nursery Shipments Begin - Annual
importations of nursery stock, bulbs
seeds and other horticultural material has
commenced and several carloads of such
goods for nurseries and dealers in this
vicinity have already passed through the
port of Omaha and had duty paid on then
to Cadet Taylor. collector of customs
Between forty and fifty carloads OF
nursery stock are expected here this win,
ter frnn Holland