Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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vags Sent to Jail-Thomas Smith,
Art Carter and Jesse Hilderbrand. va
grants. were sentenced TO thirty days in
jail by Judge Foster.
''Today's oomplsss Movie Program
classified section today, and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. FIND out what
the various moving picture thcaters offer.
Commercial Club Election pate-Jan-
usry IS is set for the annual election of
tho Commercial club. Directors of the
club will be chosen for the coming year
at this election
A Happy ana Prosperous New Year IL
the very least that anyone can wish you
but an office in The Bee building, the
building that is always new makes
wishes come true.
New Boy at Martin Home-W. j.
Martin Of the office OF Vice President
Munroe OF the Union Pacific. is rejoicing
in the arrival of a nine-pound boy, born
at the Martin home Sunday
Hear Police Case Appeals-A start was
on tho hearings of 1le appeal cases from
police court, where the appellants we're
convicted OF minor offenses,
A6oaovern Bsek TO Desk--City Commits
xlouer. Thomas McGovern, superintendent
OF public improvements, has returned to
his office after weeks Illness with a
cold and severe throat trouble.
Koun4xs Place House sold What WIS
once the a1arters of the Child Saving
institute, 1916 Maple street, has just been
sold by b. S. TNrney to Lillian NJ Gold
smith for a confederation of $1,000.
aoldenbsrg Loses Lap Robe--M. Gold
enberg, SCI North Twenty.second street,
reports to the police that heavy black
laprobe was stolen from his automobile
at Twenty-eighth and Chicago streets.
Sues unton Paoific--suit for 100000
against tho Union Pacific has been.
brought in district court for the estate
OF the late James Pappas. former EN-
ploye. His death was due to the DC
PENDANTS negligence. it Is alleged.
Two in Divorce nEilL-Divorce suits
have been filed in district court by Mrs.
Mabel l. James. who charges Benjamin
S. with cruelty; Mrs Cynthia A. Weaver,
who alleges Ernest A. has faiied TO sup
port her. -
Involuntary bankruptcy Pstition-The
Ransom Works Lumber company has
filed a petition in district court. asking
that the National Box company. which
concern they assert has contracted debts
10 the amount Of $1,000, be declared bank
, rupt.
Back from Hunting Trip-The two
= 49, 49, n
Drs. Charles Swab and Harry Jenkins,
returned late Saturday with a big bag
Of game from Haddam, Kan, the home
Of khe former. where they spent part of
the vacation.
Sentenced for Eobbing Car-Charles De
Hass was sentenced in federal court to a
year and a day in jail for violation of
the interstate commerce regulations.
1Iass broke into sealed box car which
was in transit from New York to San
Francisco. NJ Carson was sentenced to
four months in the Adams county Jail for
using the mails to defraud.
Dancing--Chambers' winter term, new
classes, opens Monday, January 4. Adult
beginners Mondays and Thursdays, SD. m.
Assemblies Wednesdays, s p! m. Ladies.
Tuesdays, 8 p. m. Children, Tuesdays, p.
m. Saturdays, 1880 p. m. High school. 1850
p. M; Saturdays. p. m. Private lessons
BY appointment. minute dances
taught. List early. Phone D. 1871.
Dr. Dabnsy at Commsncement--Dr.
Charles w. ,Dabney, president of the
University Of Cincinnati. has been Sc
cured by Superintendent of Schools e.
L.. Graft to deliver the address at the
mid-year graduation of the Omaha High
school, to be held the evening of January
% at the High school auditorium. DR..
Dabney's subject will be Schools and the
CITY,"
Smith Goes to Jah--Del r. Smith, who
was sentepced to six months and fined
500 as an aceompliee in the Walter s.
ssmmons case, gave himself UP to Logan
sammons, brother of the convicted man
at Kearney. Smith was granted a