Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-24
BRIEF CITY NEWS


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"Today's Complsts movie Program
classified section today, and appears Ia
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer
Join the Y. N. o. A on the special
summer membership plan. Then use IT,
$3.50.
hit by Cupid-Thomas S. Corey and
Lulu Viola Blanche Lake were married
at o'clock Friday afternoon.
TO Repaint Welcome Aroh--Mayor
Dahlmsn has ordered the welcome arch
reprinted. 1t is believed that an alum
mum tint will be used.
May Festival Thursday-The Saun-
ders school May festival will bu held
Thursday afternoon on the school
grounds.
Hughes Made Delegate. J. Hughes
has been appointed by the Commercial
club as Omaha's delegate TO the Upper
Mississippi River Improvement club meet
ing to be held in Dubuque. Ia, on June ..
Youngest of Ladies' q. A. R.-Miss
Julia NJ. Fowler of Omaha is the young
est member of the Ladies' of the Grand
Army Of the Republic. She is just l6
years old.
Cerole sranoars to HGeet-The Cercle
Srancars will met Wednesday afternoon
at the Fontenelle hotel at o'clock. Nine.
Gulliford-Smith will deliver a monologue.
The management of the hotel has invited
all members to be present.
New Picture House opens Monday
The new moving picture house at For
ueth and Dodge streets, built bv Will
lam Hyne, will open Monday evening.
The name will be the Omaha Moving
Picture theater and Theodore Thomas is
10 be manager.
Endorses the nEovement--The Omaha
club has endorsed the plan of raising
money for the Refugees Relief fund and
suggests to members that IL they feel
disposed, they might contribute TO it,
recommending that the contributions not
exceed 8 per month.
To Protect Prominent Corners-The
superintendent of police has arranged for
intersection protection at Twenty-fourth
and Leavenworth, Farnam. Cunning and
Lake streets during the busy hours of
the day. The regular policemen on these
beats will have traffic duties in connec-
ton with their other work.
Liquor Sale Charge Preferred--Police-
men visited the King Joy chop suey
psrlor at Farnam street, near Four
teenth last night and arrested King Toy,
p waiter upon the charge of keeping
disorderly house by selling liquor after
hours. Attorney John mcfarland bailed
the waiter out of Jail.
Darnstedt Observation-Disclosures OF
the carpenters union. No. 527, have nomi-
n, rgaI
rotary, for the position of business agent.
George Carr South Omaha and a. Whit
lock, Council Bluffs. are the other cam
didates. The election will be held dur
ing the first week in June.
May nay Danoe-A gay May dance,
attended by a big crowd at solSol hall
on South Thirteenth street last evening,
closed the dancing season of the Bohem-
ian Turner Girls club. under whose au-
spices 1t was given. The committee in
charge included the Misses Rose Hude-
eek, Mayme Kment, Helen Lastovica and
Tile Krecek
Aluminium Shower Given-An alumni
mum shower was given for Miss Mildred
Rose, Thursday. afternoon, by Mrs. Bert
Lynn, Mrs. c. II. Rock. Mrs. J. e.
Hughes and Mrs. +. l.. Johnson. at the
home of Mrs. johnson. The decorations
were in yellow and white, flowers being
used and dainty refreshments were served
About twenty young married women were
present.
Bound over on Forgery Chargs-Allen
Snyder waived preliminary examination
in police court and was bound over to the
district court under $50 bond on the
charge of forging an Endorsement on a
check He is said to have used the name
of ]. H. Taylor. treasurer Of the Burgess
Nash company, for whom he had done
stenographic work, while attending bust
ness college. Three hotels oashed
Snyder's checks. He gave his address
az 2202 Douglas street
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