Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-26
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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the various moving picture theaters offer.
one OF the Prsttisst Spots in Omaha
ls the court house lawn. directly OPP
posite the Bee Building. "the building
that is always new" For offices inquire
Of superintendent, Room 1OS
The state hank OF Omaha pays 4
per cent on time deposits, Der cent on
savings accounts. All deposits In this
bank are protected by the depositors'
guarantee fund OF the state Of Nebraska.
Angels and Injuns-The Angels"
and 'Injuns," two base ball mines COM
posed of girl students at ST. Berchmans
academy. are continuing their daily
games. Last week the angels" had it
on the 'Injuns." winning three games
out of five.
Rob Peanut Maohine-Carl Hansen,
224 North Sixteenth street, reports to the
police that thieves gained entrance to
the above number Friday night and car
ried away $40 in cash from the register
and several dollars in pennies from a
peanut machine.
Operation for School Teaoher-Miss
Glenn Dickey, kindergarten assistant at
the Comenius school, who has been sick
with pneumonia for the last three weeks,
was operated on Friday at Nicholas Sem
hospital While her condition is grave
she is considerably improved since the
operation.
Goes to New Xork-Mr. and Mrs.
]. f. Goodrich left Saturday night for
New York City, where MIR. Goodrich will
attend the annual meeting of the Manu-
featuring Perfumers' Association of the
United States. While away they expect
10 visit Boston and other eastern points.
returning by way OF Jacksonville, Fla.
Kennedy Speaks at Neligh-John l..
Kennedy is to speak at Neigh Monday
evening at a banquet of the Commercial
club there On invitation OF the Neigh
Commercial club to the Commercial cluS
of Omaha to send representative to
make an address, Mr.. Kennedy was Sc
lected.
Houston is enthusiastically of
Agriculture Houston has been invited by
letter of the Commercial club to be here
in August and address the club at a pub
lie affairs luncheon. He is expected in
Omaha and Nebraska at the time and to
attend the national power farming dem
onstration at Fremont.
Are Seeking ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
from the various charitable organizations
in the city. seeking endorsement, are now
in the hands of the public welfare COM
nittee of the Commercial club. The re-
ports have been turned over to a special
committee of the public welfare com
mittee to be considered and further in
vestigated.
Out After New AEsmbers-A strenu-
Gus campaign for new members OF the
Omaha Manufacturers association is un-
der way. The membership committee
held its first meeting last week. Com
missioner Frank /. Ringer of the state
association was in town part of the week
working In conjunction with members OF
the committee.
COMMITTEES on Pipe LinS-Chairman
Sunderland OF the executive committee CO
the Omaha Commercial club has ap-
pointed a committee on Wyoming pipe
line development. This is another one
OF the numerous new committees the
Commercial club has appointed this year
The committee consists of II. F. Wyman,
j. L. McCague and q. w. wattles.
President for Sixth Time-Mrs. c. A.
Sherwood was elected president of the
woman's society of Emmanuel Baptist
church for her sixth consecutive term
ut the annual meeting held Friday. Ninety
members were present. ALI other officers
were also reelected. Mrs. Sherwood was
presented with bouquet of flowers and
was the guest of honor at dinner. Re
ceipts for the year were $500. of which 500
is still on hand.