Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-30
BRIEF CITY NEWS


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Public Insurance Administrators
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"Today's Complies Movie Program"
classified section TO-DAY. and appears IN
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
High May have Appsndicitis-chief
Woman High OF the navy recruiting
office is believed by his physician to be
suffering with appendicitis. An opera
tion may be decided upon.
Steals and il Caught-John Landsay.
colored. stole a sack Of sugar from
Burlington freight car Successful, he
went back after another and was caught
by the police. He is now in jail
English Now supsrvisor-The city
council formally approved engagl.I e..
H. English OF Chicago as superintendent
VI public recreation at $500 yea-. be-
SHINING July /. Mr.. English will legin
his work here next week.
Loses His AGotoroycls-A Cleveland
OF Florence has reported to the police
the loss OF his motorcycle, which was
taken from the parking west Of the city
hall on Monday. The machine was a
Yale type and OF gray color.
Bob Houghton Comes Baok-Robert
Houghton. former politician and con-
tractor, has returned to Omaha to resume
contracting business with II. @. Ansell
OF San Diego, Cal. After having been
away for several years Mr. Houghton
says he Is firmly convinced that Omaha
Is the one best bet"
suit for Damages Fnsd-Mrs Minnie
b. Johnson and three minor children are
plaintiffs in a suit in district cou.e for
$1,000 brought against Harry " Hay
ward and Walter Noise and a surety COM
pany on the ground that damages were
suffered as the result Of sales OF liquor
to William johnson, husband and father.
Tourists stop Hsre-The stop off at
Omaha" idea appealed so strongly TO A.
p. Simpson and party of auto tourists
from Axteli. Kan, that they are spend
ing several days in the Gate City before
continuing their trip to the Black Hills
They are registered at Hotel Rome. other
members of the party are Mr. and Mrs.
s. S. Simpson and Miss Butler.
woodrough would sucoeed munger
CGthiHk dppOhlNlhthN " NHo
judgeship in the Omaha division which
will become vacant when w. IL. Munger
retires in October. j. w. woodrough is
calling on members OF the bar and the
democratic state committee. He was
president of the Nebraska Woodrow
Wilson league in the 1919 campaign.
To Register Bonds-John Fead of the
city comptroller's office will go to Lincoln
today with the 100000 Omaha Audi
torium. sewer and park bonds to be reg
istered with the state treasurer. as pro-
vided by law. These bonds then will be
rendered to the buyers who will give the
city the money as soon as the history of
the bonds have been approved by attor-
neys.
| ReorganIzes Medical staff-The Union
Pacific has reorganizod its general med
zeal staff of the hospital department.
DR.. Jonas continues chief surgeon, with
the following named assistants Hospital
surgeon. DIR. e. j. Updegraff; local sur
geons Drs. S. H. Smith, r. r. Hollister
and o. S. Hoffman; shop surgeons, Drs.
G. r. Gilbert and j. S. Loney; occulists
and aurists. Drs. +. S. owen and w. p.
wherry.
nuns using Ltbrary-In order to al.
low the out-of-town nuns attending sum
mer school at Creighton university ia
draw books from the Omaha library,
rules Of the latter have been adjusted
by the board. Fully 100 nuns from other
cities are enrolled In the summer school
and many of them are using the privil-
eyes Of the local library. The school is
intended for teachers and the library
books used are mostly on pedagogy. lit
erature and history.