Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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For Fire and Tornado Insurance, see
J. H. Dumont. State Bank Bldg.
For plate glass and burglary insur-
ance see ]. II. Dumont Slauo DanA D.us.
Dr. Burhorn, Chiropraotor, adjusts the
cause Of disease. wead Bldg. Doug. 5S47.
Rummage sale Thursday - h g
Women's auxiliary Of All Saints church
will hold rummage sale Thursday at
1885 Vinton street
"Today's Movie Program" classified
section today. 1t appears in The Bee
EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the va
r!ous moving picture theaters offer.
Keep your money and valuables in the
American Safe Deposit vaults, us 3 lNh
St, Bee building. Boxes rent u for three
months open from 8 a. m. to p m
City Hall Folks to Danoe-City hall
Young people will give an entertainment
and dance on Saturday evening, Novem'
Ler 81. in the PAVILION of Hanscom park.
VIII Hold Rummags sale-A rummage
sale will be he'd Tor the benetlt "a ne
Child Saving Institute at 1852 south
Twenty-ninth street, Tuesday and Weu-
nesday at 10 a. m.
For Safety First In Life Insurance ser
w. II. Indoe, general agent State Mutual
Life Assurance Co. OF Worcester. Mass
one of the Oldest al years) and best COM
Tanics on earth.
New Haberdashery-John T. NC
Dublin is very much pleased with the
orening of his new store at l5l2 Farnam
which was made necessary by the Voluihe
Of business done on s. 18th at old location
GETS Jewelry and Goes-A man rep
iesenting himself to be a jewelry sales
man. after presenting proper CREDENTIALS
secured jewelry to the value OF 500 from
Carson e. Banks, wholesale jewelers. ana
disappeared.
Leaves hospital soon-Mrs. w. ID.
Cahill. Ss72 Seward street, who was taken
to a hospital a few weeks ago for the
amputation Of her arm, has recovered
from the operation and will De aDle "
return to her home very soon'
Economic League Meetipg-A debate
between Jesse T. Brilliant. who will ad-
yocate socialism, and l.. j. Quinoy' VINO
viii sneak for the single tax, will be the
feature of the next meeting OF the hcono
mic league to be held November l6.
The state Bank of Omaha, corner SIX
teenth and Harvey, pays tOOR per GEM
on time deposits and THREE per CEN
on savings accounts. All deposits IN 'hiA
hank are protected by the depositors
guarantee fl:nd of the state OF NEBRASKA
Held to District Court-David Dono-
van. arraigned in police court Tor passing
worthless checks on several Omaha con
Germs, was bound over to the dlstrlct
court in bonds of $500. 1t is asserted that
he is wanted in Papilion on a similar
Convicted of vagranoy-L. CLARK,
chauffeur, Twenty-fifth and Cunning
str,e cts. was fined 500 and costs when
ARA gned in police court on charge OF
yagrancy. officer Dolan testified against
the man, as to his activities while en-
ployed as chauffeur
Largest Engine at Fair-The largest
engine in the exhibit OF the BALDWIN
Locomotive works at the San Francisco
exhibition, which was awarded the grand
prize, was the Burington's engine, No.
Clio. This is the largest road engine or
the non-articulated type ever built
r.ittlo Mcshane Girl 60 hospital
Erma McShane, 6-year-old daughter or
Sheriff McShane, has been removed
from her home at the county jail to the
C-ty Emergency hOSpildi Oii -
scarlet fever. which she developed this
week.
Resolutions on Death OF Bruna-Reso-
lutions on the death Of Anton Bruna, the
postoffico carpenter, VINO died last Tues
dav, were adopted by Omaha local NO.
"a, National League of Government en-
ployes. The committee consisted of
George Hurd, Emil Levenberger and John
Bohander.
Seeking Two women-Miss Cora Cook
of Webster City, Ia, has asked the local
police to look for her sister, Shirley
Cook or Mrs. Shirley Dittus. S. NJ.
Stevens Of Mason City is trying to find
Miss Mae Getty. who formerly resided
at 1921 Larimore avenue. d. B. Terrell
of Fresno, Cal. seeks Laura Farrell.
Auto Kits Cyclist-While riding q
bicycle at Thirty-fifth and Leavenworth
streets, Roy Jordan, messenger boy, liv-
ing at 2316 South Eighteenth street, was
struck by an auto driven by G. Daugh-
erty, 322 Brandeis building. The young
ster received several painful cuts and
bruises, but was not seriously hurt.
Salesman Gets samples-Upon the
representation that he could sell some
jewelry for them. a smooth talking young
Italian obtained valuable jewelry and
diamond samples from Carson & Banks,
Barker block. and H. B. Griffith, sun
derland block, yesterday afternoon. and
then disappeared. The 1ewelry firms in