Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-27
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Ginduuist. Tailor-sOo Paxton Blk.
lighting Fixtures - Burgess-Granden.
1avs Root Print rt-Now Beacon Press
"roday's Comp1ots Movie Program
classified section today. and appears IN
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture thsaters offer
Hurt IN ran from Car--Iisrry Lavarde,
1916 Ontario street, fell from street car
at Twentieth and Vinton streets and sus-
tanned a possible fractured skull. Dr.
Charles Zimmerer attended the man.
The state Bank Of Omaha pays per
cent on time deposits and per cent on
savings accounts. All deposits In TINS
bank are protected by the depositors
guarantee FUND Of the state OF Nebraska
Fined on II-Governed Charge-Henry
Monder 1916 Chicago street, cnarseu win
keeping a common, iu-governed mousse,
was fined SIS and costs when arra'sne
in police court Four inmates were as
charged.
Two colored Men Reld-William H.
Lindsay and Harry Kendall, both color'u'
we're bound over to the distrlct court
with bonds fixed at $1,000 each for aiding
and abetting the delinquency of a lo-year-
old white girl.
Typswriter Concern Robbed-The Rem
ington Typewriter company, Nineteenth
and Douglas streets, was visited by our
glars Monday night, according to MAN
aRer L. L. Schuneman. The place was
ransackcd and the safe tempered Win
order of stays - Charter fee, 80
monthly dues, 75c; weekly BENEFITS ,"
funeral benefits. $685. free physician free
legal advice, free employment bureau
700 members in Omaha Join now. Or
flee sOs Brandeis theater. Douglas 1854.
To BE Arraignsd on Forgery Charge
Harold Smith, 2224 Burt street, charged
with the forgery of a check for SIS, passed
at the King-Peck company, will be ar
raigned in police court this morn
ing. Detectives Dunn and Kennedy made
the arrest.
wants Lump sum Damages-Asking
for a lump sum of damage compensation,
instead of weekly payments, Charles
Dulliyan has filed suit in district court
under the employers liability act against
the Union Stock Yards company. He
alleges permanent injuries were sustained
while working as a laborer.
Nebraska Sand Hill Potatoes-5sc bu.;
CSC in five-bu. lots; &c less II sacks fur
nished. Sweet cider. 24c gallon. No.
English walnuts, zoe h., three lbs for CSC.
Wisconsin seed cabbage, 7Sc per cwt. We
handle all kinds OF feed; cracked corn,
S1.3S cwt.; shelled corn, $1.3S cwt. oats,
Ale bu., at any of the Basket Stores
Pathe Exchange Inoorporates-Articles
OF incorporation have been filed with the
county clerk by the Pathe exchange. in
20 M
5000 and the incorporators are Charles
Dupuis, T. B. and ]. T. Dysart. The com
pany will handle motion picture films and
equipment, with headquarters in Omaha
Price Of Gasoline Goes Up-Gasolluc
on Monday went up to 1914 cents a gal
Ion, making total increase of 29 cents
since September l. Kerosene advanced
from ga to ~ cents a gallon, or a total
increase of ga cents a gallon since Sep
TENDER I. The retailers are charging II
and IL cents gallon for gasoline and
kerosene. respectively.
Three Get pivorceS-Three wives have
been granted divorces in district court
through default of the husbands. who
failed to contest the cases. They are:
Rosy. from william Nath, alimony and
custody of four minor children awarded
TO ITOHl
son; Irene. from Alex c. Gabler, Peter
Christina has filed suit for divorce from
Theresa.
New Bids on SideW alks-City Com
missioner Jardine secured the adoption
of a resolution by the city council.
authorizing him to readvertise for side
walk bids for work let to G. Mancni.
who has failed to observe his contracts
with the city. Action will be brought
against Mr.. Mancini's bondsmen for any
loss incurred by the city by reason of this
situation.
Second Church OF Christ, Scientist, ot
Omaha, Neb.. announce a free lecture on
Christian Science by VIM. ID. Idc-
Cracker, c. s. B.. of New York City, at
the Auditorium Thursday evening. Octo-
Der 2s, 1915. at o'clock. The public is
cordially invited to be present. No col
lection. He is an author of considerable
note and was a member of the Belgian
Relief commission.
Sunday Worker Leaves PRrty-Mrs.
Kathryn Andrews. who has had charge
OF the office clerical work Of the Sunday
campaign will return Wednesday to her
home in Des Moines. The Sunday organ
ization tried to get her to go to Syracuse
and the other places. but Mrs. Andrews
elected to return home. She promised,
however, to take charge of the office
work during the Sunday campaign in
Kansas City. beginning April 90