Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS


Eavs Root Print rt--Now Beacon Press
Lighting Fixtures--BurEess-G -Grandon.
BUY Playground slides-The council
approved the recommendation Of Commits
sioner Hummel for the purchase OF four
playground slides tor the South Side.
Lame Goes on n visit-Charles ]. Lane,
general freight agent Of the Union Pa
olfic, has gone to Michigan. where for
couple OF weeks he will visit relatives
'Today's oomplsts sxovis program"
classified section today. and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY Find out what
TIE various moving picture thsators offer.
New Observation-Disclosures Car
on the Northwestern Twln-City Limited,
leaving Omaha at 9;O5 .. IN, due at St
Paul. $50 a. m. Minneapolis, S:2A a. m.
Fastest service to the Twin cities.
Smoke Consumer Bid--Dan whitney
submitted the only bid for installing
smoke consumers at the court house
and county hospital His bid on the for
mer was s,s0O. and on the latter, SS,755.
last Day for Course Tiokets-wednes-
day will be the last date for the sale OF
course tickets IN the splendid charity
series Of concerts to be gwen this winter
tallers OF Omaha
Resort Keepers Fined-May Grant,
charged with keeping a disordery house
az 424 North Sixteenth street, and
woman friend Billy Barnes. were each
fined S25 and costs in police court. Irvine
Allen, 2l2 North Eleventh street arrested
on the same charge. was fined $50 and
coats
Creighton MedicB Eleot-Election of
officers was held by the senior class OF
the Creighton Medical college Monday
Officers for the ensuing year will be; r.
=, Murphy, president; c. Russum.. vice
president; Charles Swab, secretary; John
O'Hearn, treasurer I. J. Casey sergeant
alarms.
Schumacher on Vacation Trip-Out on
his annual vacation T. NJ. Shumacher.
chairman of the executive committee Of
the Rock Island. passed through Omaha
westbound yesterday, His car came
in attached TO the Burlington's early
morning train and went out on the Union
Paciflc's fast mail.
Go to Brothers Puneral-Deputy
County Treasurer !, l.. Beisel and Mrs.
Beisel have gone TO Kansas City. being
called there by the death of Mrs. Beisers
brother, 5. y. Sleek, sunday morning,
Mr.. Sleek was 80 years old and a well
known travelling salesman. He had vis-
tied Omaha frequently.
west-Bo ound Travel Light-Passenger
railroad officials assert that the west
bound exposition travel is practically
ended. so far as any rush is concerned.
Now the travel consists of individuals
and struggling parties, most OF them be-
ing small. From now on It is anticipated
that this travel will continue to fall off
until Il reaches the normal.
Open Ground for Briokyards-Com.
plants against a brickyard on South
Twenty-fourth street were met by the
city council by the introduction OF an
ordinance which will permit this class Of
industry between Twenty-first and Twen-
ty-fourth streets, from Martha to Lln-
coin avenue, provided the kilns are
equipped with 10O-foot chimneys! q
Family In Distress-Rev. Mr Wagner
In charge of the Peoples mission at III
North Tenth street, has found a colored
family at SIS North Fourteenth street
that is in need of help. This family
which included five children. were sleep
ing on the floors. Beds, mattresses
springs and a stove have been provided by
Mr.. Wagner. but there is still need OF
some chairs and tables.
To Organize stags-H. r. Caulfield
International director Of the Patriotic and
Protective order of Stays of the World
is organizing drove in this city and
has already secured a number of appll
cations. The Stays is incorporated under
the laws Of the state OF Missouri Head
quarters OF the Stays while being organ
ized is at S06-S Brandeis Theater building