Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS

' Mavs rect Print NEW Beacon Frssa
nurEsss-0ranasn CO. L,Ehtins fixtures
Andrew xiswit for city commissioner.
Advertisement.
Jsff W. nsdford for city commits
ner.--Advertisement.
W. q. shriver, tried, true and Efficient
for city commemorative
j. W. Richards, carpet and rug man,
Is in town, ready TO take orders for
vacuum cleaning. Call Tyler t1F.
Hard Times Party - The Mystic
Workers of the World win give q hard
times dancing party Thursday evening at
the woodmsn hall, Fifteenth and Douglas
streets.
A Feeling OF Security rs one OF the
Beauties acquired when you office In The
Bee Building. the building that is al
ways new See US now for a few rooms
available April l.
"Today's Complete xzovis YroErAm"
Classified section today. and appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
guarantee fund of the state Of Nebraska
The state asnR Of Omaha pays =
per cent on time deposits, 3 per cent on
savings accounts. All deposits in this
bank are protected nv the depositors
guarantee fund of the state of Nebraska
Bound over at $3.50 - Roy Miller,
} Benson, arrested for breaking and en-
tering local groceries, was bound over to
the district court Saturday morning with
bonds fixed at SEQ.
Takes Rooms at caatle-Ex-Senator
John M. Thurston, who recently returned
TO Omaha to resume his law practice
here, has taken suite of rooms at
Hotel Castle, which he will make his
permanent home.
Guests Of Omaha Woman--Mrs. A. u.
Bradley has as guests her nephew, Simeon
s. Brooks. and wife and daughter. They
have been in the south and on the Pacific
coast for months. They are on their way
10 their home in Chester. Conn.
Lutherans Charter special--Joseph
Williams, travelling passenger agent of
the Burlington, has lined up a special
train for California, starting from De-
forah. la. The passengers will be largely
brom the Lutheran college located there.
Inspector Resumes Duties After
more than a month Of suffering with
rheumatism, Postal Inspector w. N.
Coble Of the Omaha district is again able
to take up his work. He has been con-
fined to his home 24O5 South Thirty-sec-
ond avenue.
Cole Visits Old Mome--W w. Cole.
for years in Omaha in the show busl-
ness, is up from st. Joseph, where he is
= located as the head of a carbon clean
ing compound company. He still longs
for Omaha and asserts that he may re-
turn here to reside.
Engineers Lecture---A. Williams, lee
tured to the National Association o.
Stationary Engineers at washington
hall Friday night on Modern Engine
Operating On Friday night, April 10
City Smoke Inspector chrisman will gly'
a talk on Combustion
Civil service Examination - The
United States Civil Service commission
announces an open competitive exaniina'
ton for assistant supervisor of accounts
for men only to be held April q at the
usual locations. Salaries for vacancies
arising in this class range from 5000 tc
$500 year. F..
Polish Citixsns to Hold xeetinG---The
Polish Citizens club will hold meeting
Monday evening at Twenty-fourth ant
Bancroft, at which speeches will be de
livered by Commissioners Dahlman
Withheld and Butler and number o
Invited candidates. The call is issued b,
Chairman Kalanaja.
ExpIodinR Gasoline Burns woman
An exploding can OF gasoline carsed seri
Gus burns to Mrs. John L, Mulfinger
2720 South sixteenth strect yesterday aft
ernoon. She was preparing her noon rlea
when the accident occurred. A physical
took care Of her at once. The house wa
not seriously damaged.
Bernstein Endorsed A German
Swedish Bernstein club. a body OF Ger
mans and Swedes organized for pciitics
purposes Friday night. Nathan Bernstei
gas indorsed for commissioner. o. I
4Reisberg, s2T South Twenty1fourtf street
WAS elected president. John Weiklan
was elected secretary-treasurer.
Three Small Houses Surn--Thre'
shanties at sixth and Marcy streets wer
burned yesterday afternoon by fire cause
from sparks thrown off by switch en-
gines. The total loss is estimated at abou
$780, One of the shacks was formerly oc
\ cupied by James Cullen, drug fiend VIII
took his own life several weeks ago.
Higgins Changes Employers--L. Earl
Higgins. for the last three years in chRrg
-assthe retail department Of the n. Mant'
Cigar co;ncany, has LETT that eoncer
and henceforth will be identified with tn
Tracy tobacco interests here. He ha
been given the management of tn
"smokehouse," ON Fifteenth street, nes
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