Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-18
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Life NOnthly Income-Gould. Bee Bldg
Fidelity Storage and Van Co., Doug 1919.
night-Ineh Hleoti io Fans for home use,
go. Burgess-Granden company.
Wanted, Good city Loans-Prompt
closing. First Trust Company Of Omaha.
when you know gas lighting you pre-
fer It. Omaha Gas Co., 1903 Howard ST.
Nebraska Savings ana Loan Assn
offers the ideal plan for SAVINGS or in
Nestments. SlOO to 5000 1905 Farnam st.
Thieves Take Money-Johu Niautst,
living at lll2 Jackson street reported to
the police that some time Thursday
might thieves entered his apartment and
stole S5j in currency.
st. Fstor Given Ninety Days--Fred ~.
Peter, who, according to Officers IN
suited little girls was sentenced 10
ninety days in jail by Judge Foster in
police court
"Today's complets Movie Program"
may he found on the first page Of the
classified section today. and appear in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY Find out what
the various moving picture thcaters offer
culkin's Car stolen - Some time
Thursday thieves stole a Ford automo-
bile belonging to Pat Culkiu Of the
Brandeis stores. The car was taken
from the curb in front OF the store on
Douglas street
wants Physical Valuation ieneral
Manager r. r. Howell Of the Metropoii-
tan Water district has written the State
Railway commission a letter urging the
necessity OF a physical valuation of the
Union Stock Yards company
Gdann's Auto stolen-N A. Mann. 11US
Lake street reported that his sutomo-
hile, which was left in front Of the
Harding creamery at Eighth and llsr-
ney streets. was stolen some time be-
tween and 10 o'clock Thursday evening.
Five Ricnios saturday-.Four Sunday
schools will have their picnics at Elm
wood park Saturday afternoon-the Cen
tral United Presbyterian, the McCabe
Methodist the First United Presby-
terian and the First Reform church.
The Baptist church Of Council Bluffs has
chartered two cars for a picnic at Miller
park omaha, Saturday afternoon.
woman Pleads for Husband-Jim Cor
coran, charged with stealing a revolver
from an east side saloon, was fined $25
and costs in police court by Judge Fos-
ter. Hardly had the sentence been pro-
nounced than Mrs. Corcoran and the two
little Corcoran boys, barefooted and
ragged, entered the court room to plead
for the freedom Of Jim Corcoran. The
woman wept and the two little boy
wept, but Judge Foster remained firm
woodmen Managers Meeting - The
board Of managers. Woodmen of the
World, got down to business and held
the first business session of the semi
annual meeting. Reports of the sovereign
physicians the clerk and commander
were presented and referred to commit.
tees, when an adjournment was taken
'niii Saturday The meetings will con.
tinue daily during the next two weeks
and indications are that there will be
nothing but routine business for cousid-
Grafton.
Movie Loses Money-Sickening of a
bargain. by which they got Il moneg.
losing motion picture theater in exchange
or a lot in South Omaha. Charles Conner
and his wife, Mary E, T. Conner, hav,
filed an equity petition in district court
asking that the deal be set aside ant
that their lot be returned to them Gil
bert a. Parker and his wife. Edith j.
are made defendants The Conners allcg,
that the Parkers made false representa-
tions about the Dale theater. which wa,
traded. 1t was represented to be
going" concern, but the Corners asser
thet they lost $50 on it during the y,Xteeg
days they tried to operate it.