Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-26
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Kavs Root Pxint New Beacon Press
Burgsss-erandsn 90. Lighting fixtures
Atkins Rungariau cafe-Carlton ho-
tel, Fifteenth and Howard streets, quite
different from ordinary restaurants.
Nebraska Savings ana Aesu ASA
New office between city hall and Fon-
tenelle hotel. 2ll South Eighteenth st
withheld 10 Better--City Commits
sioncr c. IT, Withheld. who was threat
cncd with an attack OF ptomaine poison
ms is much better
Tennis Players MeSt--Tennis players
at the Carter Lake club will meet this
evening at the office Of President Weaver
in the Brandeis building.
Roms Catches Fire-The home of
Oscar r. Rickett S3i6 Redmond avenue.
was slightly damaged by fire Wednesday
night Tho blaze was easily extinguished.
Raid Chicken coop-A. e. Briggs, t7i0
Seward street, reports 10 the police that
a number Of fine fowls we're stolen from
coop TO the rear of his home Wednes-
day night.
Feeling Of Security rs one OF the
benfites acquired when you office In The
Bee Building. the building that Is al
ways new" See us now Tor few rooms
available April /.
Tailor shop Entersa-k Rucusin,
: tailor. reports 20 the authorities that his
store at 1870 Chicago street was entered
by thieves Wednesday night, who carried
away clothing to the value Of SIS.
The state sank Of Omaha pays 4
per cent on time deposits 8 per cent on
| savings accounts. All deposits In this
bank are protected by the depositors
guarantee fund Of the state OF Nebraska.
"Toaay's Oomplsts Movie Program"
classified section today, and appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
! the various moving picture theateTs offer.
! guarantee fund of the state Of Nebraska
! Blocks Traifio-Frank Doty, driver Of
/ the children's bus at Windsor school,
was arrested at sixteenth and Howard
streets for blocking traffic. Doty was
given a reprimand and suspended fine
of s25 and costs.
Duke Taken TO Pen--Robert II. Dun
kirk, alias Duke, sentenced to from one
to twenty years in the. pentitentary,
after pleading guilty to charge OF
forgery, was taken TO Lincoln by Deputy
Sheriff Ed Palmer.
Take Porter to peaawood-United
states Marshal william p Warner has
gone to Deadwood s. D., to take Harry
B. Porter, federal prisoner, TO that city
to await action by the federal grand jury
for the South Dakota district
HeIdup by Nsgro-John Zyha, caller at
the Burlington station, reports to the po-
lice that he was held up and robbed at
Twelfth and Pacific streets Wednesday
night by a negro armed with an auto
matte revolver. He lost 500.
Home with Msasles-Louise Fort,
youngest Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
rit Fort, passenger traffic manager of
the Union Pacific. Is quarantined at her
home with measles Miss Fort has been
i'll since Sunday, but is doing nicely.
Look for Q. L. saunasrs-The police
! have been asked to look for Charles l..
Saunders of McCarmel. ILL.,. who has been
missing from his home since January g.
| His wife and child are in destitute cir
! cumstances and both have been Ill since
| he left.
Suit Against School Dtstrict-Suit on
| bends OF school district No. IL of Dakota
county, Nebraska. alleged to be due and
unpaid, has been started in United States
court by the New Mexico-Colorado Coal
and Mining company. It asks Judgment
Of S2S,32O and interest
transferred to 0maha--The Crane
company is abandoning Texas on ac-
count of some legislation enacted by the
state legislature. making it so unpleasant
that corporations cannot exist there.
James G. Ludlow, who has been manager
of the Texas business, with headquarters
at Dallas, has been transferred to Omaha.
Mrs. 7. z. Brady, AKlMner, in Same
Looation-In the advertisement which
appeared in The Bee of last Sunday the
| address Of Mrs. T. Z. Brady & Co., milli-
ners, which was given as S04 South Six
tenth street. was an error. They are
located at 304 South Eighteenth street,
as always. and have not changed their
address. They are showing a very com
plete line of the latest headgear for