Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-19
BRIEF CITY NEWS


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Eighfthg Etntafes. auresss-Granden Co.
Fidelity Storage ana vea %. Doug. aoo.
Mavs Rect Rrlnt ft--Now Beacon Press.
Dworak accountant and auditor. d. 1905.
vote for TnomAs ~. BIaohbuxn cor
congress. advertisement
Beautxfur Al Modern Homss FER sals
on the easy payment plan Bankers
Realty investments 90. Phone Dots. 4sas
rive Army necruits--r1ve recruits
we're sent from the local army recruiting
station to Fort Logan. Colo, Saturday
afternoon.
"Poaay's compsets Movie Programs"
classified section tossy, ana appears In
The Zee EXCLUSIVELY. Find cut What
the various moving picture theaters offer
Michigan lgsn win LuRoh-The first
luncheon Of the season Of the University
Of Michigan men will be given at the
University club dining rooms, Tuesday
noon.
Rummaes Sale This wssk-A rum
mage sale will be held by the women OF
the Good Shepherd church in the guild
room at Twentieth and Ohio from to
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Ieins solomon rmprovss-Miss Hazel
solomon Is gradually improving from the
injury which she received while on a
concsrt tour in Texas. She fell from an
upper berth of sleeping car.
ohgmAsrs' DanoaAg Aosdsmy-Ths
home Of modern and classic dances. in.
structor Of teachers VINO are successful
both In Omaha and other cities. TeIe.
phone Doug. ISL. school to depend upon
111setsd 90 offices-J0siah B. Redfield
A.. xytn,.,. n. -tI.4A ar~,xxSe.- ~ nr,.An
has been elected member OF the executive
COMMITTEES OF the united Typothetae and
the Ben Franklin Clubs OF America
Ttnothy Collins VIII Pfied-The win
of the late Timothy Collins OF Omaha
Just filed for probate, provides that his
children shall share equally in the estate
which IS estimated to be worth $2l.O0O
Join Commercial c1ub--George s.
smell. c. l.. Bowling, F. NJ. zorbaugh,
and ]. r. Rice were elected TO member
ship in the Commercial club during the
week. Rev. r. D. Tyner was elected 70
honorary membership.
1Ers. Anderson sustaans Injury--Mrs.
G. Anderson was severely injured inter-
nally when she sufferedsa bad fall IN the
yard at the rear Of her home at s7s North
Twenty-seventh street last night She
spanlaing akan xInli4ts--Arthur Emu
NETT Burchill OF spaulding, Neb., en-
listed at the naval recruiting station as
apprentice seaman Saturday morning.
lie will be sent at once 10 Great Lakes,
Ill. to enter the service.
church xeeturs-The Hanscom park
brotherhood of the Hanscom Park Metho-
dist church, at Twenty-ninth and Wool
worth avenue, will be guests az lecture,
An Interrupted Journey" by Prof.
Charles Heron, on Monday evening
BOOST Robbers Naiisd-One hundred
and fifty people at Twenty-fifth ana
Clark streets apprehended a negro roost
robber who was found with four strangled
hens IN a gunny sack. The citizens had
pursued the colored man several blocks
before they finally caught him.
burglars 1Eake Two Haula--Burglars
made two good hauls Frideg night In
the north Part of the city The homo
OF Sam tardingholm, 315 North Twenty
seventh avenue was robbed of clothing.
money and jeweIry. and j. Margoiin, 1913
Burt street, was also victimized in q SIM
liar way for about $50 worth of property.
Goes to BRy Bals or cotton-GA. L.
Giadwin. assistant ticket agent OF the
Rock Island, will leave Sunday evening
for New Orleans to spend q two weeks
vacation. It is his intention to buy a
bale of cotton while in New Orleans and
send it to Omaha, where 1t win be dis
played in the company's city ticket office.
Record for xsflom sehool-The largest
circulation or books ever recorded from
any branch library In the public schools
occurred Friday at the KelIoin school
station. over 90 books were loaned
during the day. The record circulation
is very gratifying to the library board
ana Miss Edish Tobitt, librarian, as the
branch libraries in the Omaha schools
were started largely az an experiment,