Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-06
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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Burgsps-drAndsA 90. LiGhtiDE fixtuFoa
Andrew Hewitt for city commissioner.
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EarTy J. Waekstt 10 the man OF the
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W. q. ghrivsr, tried. true and efficient
for city COMMUNICATIVE
Andrew xiswtt for city commissioner
Stands for business methods in public
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Admit Judge Baldwin-Justice OF the
Peace Arthur e. Baldwin has been ad-
rnitted to the practice of law in federal
court
FORD Oar sSolsn--Rasp Bros, 106 NC
Cague building. report the theft OF
Ford car belonging to them which was
taken from In front OF 2Si5 North TWEEN
tleth street.
n Feeling Of security rs one OF the
benfites acquired when you OFFICE In me
Bee Building, 1.-THE building that is AL
ways new" see ua now for few rooms
available April /.
EAs ssats BanR Of Omaha pays
Peg cent on time deposits. per cent on
savings accounts. All deposits In this
bank are protected ny the depositors
guarantee fund OF the state OF Nebraska
sToday's Uouplsss xEovis Program
classified section today. and appears in
the Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theatern offer
guarantee fund OF the state OF Nebraska
wants 70 Keep Clean. J. Frieden,
252S Parker street. reports to the police
that 200 towels were stolen from
wagon belonging to the Nebraska Towel
Supply company standing at the rear Of
his home.
putkua Pleads Not euilty-John
Butkus Of South Omaha, charged with
theft from a box car in interstate transit
has pleaded not guilty before United
states Commissioner II. S. Daniel His
hearing was set for April 10
Clean the aane--vote for Hackett-
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marshall A. Now 0rand-paa-Police
Sergeant w. X. Marshall was the re-
cipient of a telegram Monday morning
from his son-in-iaw, H. l. Yerkes OF
Phillips. Neb.. informing the sergeant
that he had Just been presented with
an eight.pound granddaughter
Waeksts knows what to do.--Adver-
HsvoIvsr ana Bank stOlsu--while NJ.
Ealombick and family, 1888 Davenport
street, were at church Sunday thieves
gained entrance to their home end stole
a revolver and a child's bank containing
several dollars insmall change.
@Oau 20 Hot gpr1ngs-G. s, Guild, for
many years proof reader at the Omaha
woFld-Heraid. has gone to Battle Noun
tain sanitaritm at Hot Springs, s. d
Guild has been in poor health for some
time and he hopes to recuperate.
sprsnkIing System In Park-Superin-
tendent Hummel OF the parks has COM
pleted his new sprinkling system In Mil
Der park. Four thousand feet Of three
quarter inch pipe were used, affordine
seventeen outlets through the park.
XaekStt will do il. too.--Advertise-
ment.
several divorces 0rantsd-The fol-
lowing DEGREES OF divorce have beer
granted In district court: John Smith
against Kate. desertion; Nellie Friest
against Herman, drunkenness; Charlotte
Jenkins against Orlie Lee. crueltys Mrs
Emmy Ries has filed suit agains
Charles. alleging cruelty.
To Cancel Naturalization Rapsrs-
-Four cases filed by the government L
cancel certificates OF naturalization Is
sued to omahans, are now being trie'
in federal court before Judge T. C
Munger. Attorney e. H.. wayman o
the naturalization service is here iron
st. Louis 20 prosecute the cases. which
C. c. Redwood IL defending. Defendant
are Moses Bear Corseteer. Fredoliu Brix
Jan Rezek and Oscar A. Anderson.
labor movement Now Outright nov
there is a big movement OF laborers I
the vicinity of Sheridan, Wyo., wher
they will work In the beet fields in tn
country tributary. Generally the peopl
going are Russians from Lincoln an
towns out in the state along the Reput
lican river valley. At Sheridan a bee
sugar factory IL being constructed an
viii be ready for operation in time
handle the crop OF this season. As a N
suit, a large acreage OF beets are betn
planted under contract.
To ny friends ana votsrs-My dutie
at Lincoln in the senate, 20 which offic
you sent me by the highest vote OF an
on the ticket. prevents me from maxim
personal caInpaikn, berce this way
reach you and ask for your support
the election Tuesday. MY record and II
tsrest for you and the best for Oman
shows for itself. The people now haN
n voice whether they want cheaper iish
by the electric light bill and for great'
Omaha by the annexation bill. fougl
hard for those and got them throug
Having always made good, leave II
your hands Tuesday. With my be
wishes-JEFF w. BEDFORD.