Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-28
BRIEF CITY NEWS


Jitnsy watches at Edholm's.
Rave Root Print rt-Now Beacon Press
Aisotrio Neutrality-suspicious. Co
1adiatss Efncisney-The Csc plate
dinner served at schlitz hotel
noyssn's Famous virginia Kan will
he served for lunch at the Falstaft Buffet
saturday.
Or. A. A. crandeil announces removal
OF his dental office 10 suite 9l2 Brandels
theater building. Phone Douglas 4as
Crock Post Mes Friday-ueorge
Crook post. Grand Army OF the Republic,
No 2s2, win hold its regular meeting this
evening
Kennedy TO Talk at 6ocook-Hon.
John l. Kennedy goes to McCook. Neb..
to deliver the High school commencement,
there this evening
To Protect Boulevarda
Hummel has introduced an ordinance for
the prohibition of automobiles on boule-
wards or parkwsys while receiving ser
vice from gasoline filling stations.
''Today's Complete Movie Program
classified section today, and appears ia
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
pr. James p. Connolly, Dentist, wishes
10 announce the removal of his offices
to 2oo-o1 Brown block. 10th and Douglas
SITS. Formerly in City National bank.
Anna Murphy Wants Divoroe-Mrs.
Anna Murphy has brought suit for di-
voroe against Frank j. Murphy. alleging
non-support They were married August
80 1855.
TO Sell Lemo az Hansoom Park-A. C.
Flothow of 154s North Nineteenth street.
has been granted concession privileges at
Hanscom park for this season. The con-
sideration is 1926, which was the highest
bid.
VIII Try to Dust Them-The city
legal department has been directed by the
city council to Gust Theron d. Mentor
and Lydia Mentor. said to be occupying
public property on Clark street west Of
Eleventh street.
Two Msw Poliosmen--Andrew Melo.
lepezy of 2522 Elm street and John w.
Shean of 1909 Cunning street have been
appointed by the council as members of
the police department, with the usual six
months probation.
TO Argue Case as sioux FsIls-At-
torneys for the Union Pacific railway and
for Attorney John A. Moore, who secured
a personal damage verdict against the
railway for ses,75O in federal court. will
have to go to Sioux Falls to argue the
motion OF the railway for a new trial.
Ordered Tracks Pavsd-A resolution
adopted by the city council directs the
street railway company to pave between
it's tracks on Dodge street, three blocks
west of Forty-sixth street. The Missouri
Pacific company has agreed to pay $4,000
of the expense of this paving and the
city will bear the balance, which will be
want to Locate Two-James F.
Rlchey of Boone, Ia, has asked the
Omaha police to try to locate ]. o. Line.
who is being sought because consider
able real estate has been left him by a
recently deceased relative. c. II. Ham,
mon OF Springfield. Ill. also desires that
an attempt be made TO locate Nellie
Harmon. who was last heard from in
this city.
May Take zell over Hishway--Maybe
old Liberty Bell will make the trip to
the coast over the Lincoln Highway. The
Lincoln Highway association has asked
the mayor and officials of Philadelphia
to route II over the Lincoln Highway and
have promised to have a specially con-
structed car to carry 1t. The Omaha Com
mercial club has sent word to the Phila-
delphia officials, endorsing this request.