Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-20
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Havs BOOT Print Tt-Now Beacon Press
BurEess-0randon 90. Lighting fixtures.
"Today's complsts Movie Program
classified section today. and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer
Figures Claims Against County
County Clerk Dewey is preparing a list
Of claims against Douglas county to be
paid next August. The total will amount
60 about 100000
John n. Lynch TO speak-Ex-Con-
gresham John r. Lynch will speak at
st. Johns African Methodist Episcopal
church, Eighteenth and Webster streets.
Tuesday evening.
Thirty-six New Club Members
Thirty-six new active members have been
secured for the Commercial club since the
organization of the membership commit
tee month ago.
A Saving Of Time fol- both customer
and yourself when your office 10 con-
veniently located. The Bee Building
the building that is always new
makes this saving sure.
Held to District court-Clyde Worth.
charged with breaking and entering a
was bound over to the district court,
with bonds fixed at $3.50
The state sAnk OF Omaha pays
per cent on time deposits, 3 per cent on
savings accounts. All deposits In this
hank are protected by the depositors'
guarantee fund Of the state Of Nebraska.
Funeral Of John M. spangard-The
funeral of John NJ. spangerd will be held
4, Re AFN
family residence at Twenty-fourth and
Reed streets. Omaha lodge No. 2, In
dependent order Of odd Fellows. will
have charge of the funeral services at
the grave,
milwaukee Hallasting Double Track
The Milwaukee has resumed ballastinE
It's new double track line across Iowa.
working dozen or more trains and
crews. The gravel is hauled from pits
along the company lines in Illinois 1t
ia expected to have the whole Of the
Iowa line ballssted by July 1.
weise Home Robbod-The J. n.
Neise home. sos Cass street, was visited
by thieves Sunday night who carried
away jewelry valued at s25. Mrs. NJ.
Wooley of the Lafayette apartments re-
ports to the authorities that burglars
gained entrance through an open window
tc her apartments and took jewelry to
the value OF sS5.
Club Lunch Makes Profit--The res
taurant. billiard rooms and cigar coun-
ters of the Commercial club have actually
made a little profit for the club the first
three months of this year. This is un-
usual, as ordinarily the restaurant is oper-
ated at loss. The change is attributed
to the greatly increased attendance at
the MONDAY luncheons.
Tom S. Kelly Out Again-Tom S.
Kelly. secretary emeritus of the Rotary
club and q well known insurance man, is
again able to be around the city, after
undergoing an operation. His doctor
warns him TO work half time for while.
but Kelly was so busy receiving the
greetings of his friends Monday morning
that he had no chance TO work at all.
Needle Broken in His Arm-John Coll
lins OF st. Joseph was arraigned in police
court on a charge OF vagrancy and was
sentenced to thirty days In the county
jail Collins was former dope fiend,
he declared, but has not used any drug
since March !. He said he wanted to get
home to have his arm looked after as
three hypoGermic needles had been
broken off in the flesh. lie Will be ex-
amined by local physicians and treated II
the latter statement proves e,oFrect.i-His
arm appeared to be in a bad condition.