Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-01-18
BRIEF CITY NEWS

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"rodays complsts Movie Program"
classified section today, and appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
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business, both nationally and locally.
Locate your office in The Bee Building,
the building that is always new" for
increased business and prosperity.
Jewish Charities TO Msst-The annual
meeting Of the Associated Jewish
Charities will be held today at p. m.
At woodmen hall, Fifteenth and Douglas
streets.
Eastern Star Kensington--Maple Leaf
chapter No. 152, order Of the Eastern
Star, held a kensington yesterday after
noon at the new home of Mrs. Walter L.
NcPherrin. 24ls Fowler avenue.
DR.. Fling Esrs Tussday-Dr. F. NJ
Films will deliver lecture on the sub
joct, Tho Rise 81 the ;Napoleonic
Umpire" at the University club rooms
on Tuesday evening. January IS
oratorioal Concert Thursday-The
Creighton Oratorical association will hold
its annual concert at the university audi
torium Thursday evening instead OF
Wednesday evening, as first announced.
Files Bankruptcy observation-disclosures
NJ. Cooper, an insurance solicitor In
Omaha for twenty-five years. has filed
a voluntary petition in bankruptcy. Liza
bilities are given as $3.50 with assets
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Comes from Missouri to Enlist
Marion A. Mckay came all the way from
Grabeel, Mo-, to enlist in the navy at the
Omaha recruiting station. He will be
sent to the Great Lakes naval training
station at Chicago.
offers to Buy Off sentence-When
John Walsh, crippled panhandler. was
given a sentence of ten days in jail by
Police Court Judge Foster, he turned to
the iurist and offered him a 2-cent piece
II the sentence was suspended.
MT. and Mrs. Reuben Expeoted-Mr.
and Mrs William $. Reuben, who were
married here two weeks ago, are expected
10 return today from their honeymoon
trip TO Chicago. Indianapolis and other
eastern cities. They will make their home
at 22S5 South Eleventh street.
Railroad Sued for Death of Eohrberg
Suit for $1,000 damages for the death
of John Rohrberg. who was killed Dc
cember 8, 1914, when he was struck py
Northwestern train at Fourteenth ana
Webster streets, has boon begun against
the railroad in district court in behalf
of Rohrberg's relatives.
Banaust IL Postponed-The annual
banquet, meeting and election of officers
of the Life Underwriters association OF
Nebraska, which was to have been held
Saturday evening at the Paxton hotel, is
postponed on account of the storm.
Secretary w. d. Morton says 1t may be
he'd next Saturday evening.
Return Prom Eastern Trip--Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Bradley have returned from
an extended trip TO principal eastern and
southern cities. From New York they
went to Baltimore. where they Travelled
by water to Jacksonville, Fla. They Wis
tied several points of interest in Florida,
including Palm Beach. Mrs. Bradley was
formerly Miss Elsie Farrell.
Gold Mine ana NO Clatmant--If Frank
Mitchell, fortune teller supposed to be
soiourning in Omaha at present. will com
municate with Ella" at 2s24 Richmond
street Philadelphia. he can have some
money. Chief of Police Dunn received
the following telegram for Mitchell, and,
being unable to locate him, asked the
newspapers TO publish 1t; Frank, let me
know II you have any money. You better
come here. but IL you haven't any, an
swer by wire and can send you some