Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-21
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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The state Bank OF Omaha paws 4
per cent on time deposits. per cent on
savings accounts. Ali deposits in this
hank are protected by the depositors'
guarantee fund OF the state OF Nebraska.
Pension for Mrs. Ring-City commits
sioners favor allowing Mary Ring, widow
OF Detective Tom Ring. a monthly PEN
sion Of $50 during her widowhood.
City Dads at opsnins-City commits
sioners have accepted w. a. Rourke' s
invitation 20 occupy box at the opening
base ball game OF the Western league at
Rourke park April q.
Credit Men to Meet-Twenty-fiv
members OF the Omaha Retail Credit
Mems association will dine at Hotel
Rome Friday evening and hold meet
ing and listen TO addresses.
Special for Letter Carriers-Thursday
noon. from the Union station, the Union
Pacific will run a special train carrying
the Omaha letter carriers and their band
to the convention of letter carriers at
Fremont.
Clerks TO Meet with Castle-Members
of the Nebraska-Iowa Hotel Clerks as
ISOLATION will hold Il regular monthly
meeting at Hotel Castle Wednesday eve
ming, and will be the guests Of Manager
Fred Castle at a Dutch luncheon follow
ing the meeting.
U. p. May suild Spur Track-In com
mittee Of the whole the city commission
ors recommended the passage Of an ordi-
nance granting the Union Pacific the
right TO extend a spur track along an
alley from Fourteenth to Fifteenth be-
tween Jackson and Jones streets.
McGovern Condemns stone-Commis-
sioner McoGvern of the public improve
ments department has condemned guam
tity of crushed stone intended for use at
a paving job being done on Jones street,
between Thirty-eighth street and Thirty
eighth avenue. Mr.. McGovern states that
the stone contained about Is per cent clay.
Robinson visits Old Friends-Frank
w. Robinson, assistant traffic manager
of the Oregon & Washington Railway and
Navigation company, with headquarters
at Portland Ore, is in town in conference
with Union Pacific officials. Ten years
ago Mr.. Robinson was chief clerk in the
general freight office of the Union Pa
cifie here.
Two Autos stolen--H. G. Trester of
the New Hamilton apartments reports to
tho police that his auto was stolen from
the parking district at Seventeenth and
Howard streets Monday afternoon Al
Bloom also lost car from in front OF
the Young Mems Christian association
building Monday night while he was at
tending the mock trial held there.
Two shopliftsrs Fined--Ed Perry, All
North Fourteenth street. charged with
the theft OF two ladies' silk dresses from
the Brandeis stores. was sentenced tc
thirty days in the county Jail Tuesday
morning. Special Officer l.. T. Finn made
the arrest. Richard C. Black of st. Louis
arrested by Special Officer Tagal Of the
Burgess-Nash stores. was given a like
amount. Black stole a lady's white silk
shlrtwaist.