Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-09
RRlEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print It-New Beacon Press
surasss-Eranden Co. Lighting fixtures
Have Your Photo Taken At your
home by Either. All work guaranteed.
Moderate prices. Cali Walnut 1910.
Nebraska Savings ana loan Assn
New office between city hall ind Fon-
tcnelle hotel. 2il South Eighteenth St
Duvals Mother ul-Eugene Duval.
western agent OF the Milwaukee, has been
called to Aurora by the illness Of Mrs.
Duvals aged mother.
Foster Improving--Police Magistrate
Charles Foster. who has been confined
to his home by illness for the last week
is reported 20 be improving.
"roday's Complies Movie Program
classified section today, and appears IN
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture thesters offer
Candidates TO Talk-Candidate for
city commissionerships will be permitted
five minutes in which to explain their
virtues at the Southwest Improvement
club Wednesday evening.
Quickly Located and easily accessible
are two prime requisites of Desirable
office location. Tenants in The Bee build
ing, the building that is always new"
find these two conditions of great service
In building up their business.
Wants Arthur Johnson-The local
police department has been asked to try
and locate Arthur johnson, cement
worker. who goes by the name OF Frank
johnson He is wanted by relatives at
wymorc, Neb., as his mother is dying.
Called to st. Josoph-Rev. George l..
Peters has been called to St Joseph to
attend the funeral there OF Mrs. Kate
Durham, mother Of Mrs. Peters. Mrs.
Durham died i'm FL Paso, Tex, but the
body was sent to st. Joseph, the old
home.
Ten Days for shopliftsTs-Frank
Miles and Tom Morris, both of st. Paul,
arrested by Special Officer Finn for the
theft OF merchandise from the Brandes
Stores, were each sentenced to ten days
in the city Jail by acting Police Magis-
trate Britt
Admitted to Practice-Win f. s.
Thompson of Florence has been admitted
TO practice in the United States courts
for the district of Nebraska. He grad
uated several years ago from the Law
college Of the University G. Nebraska
and has since been practicing law II
Omaha.
Loses Large Check-G. f. Bovelady
of Loveland. Ia, would love to have
someone return to him a check for 5000
which he somewhere lost while downtown
Saturday. Mr.. Lovelady is stopping at 90,
North Seventeenth street. The check was
made payable to him by the firm of An
mis- & Rolling of Council Bluffs.
Theater Sale in Court-Suit for SOC
against e. L. Faulkner. J. d. Youngmar
and Lloyd n. Osborne to recover tbs
value of certificate of deposit obtained
by tie defendants it is alleged by mean:
Of misrepresentation made in the sale
Of the Frolic theater, Omaha, has beer
started in district court by Olga Lathrop
Hastings Court opens-United State
Marshal w. p. Warner, Federal Cour
Clerk r. c. Hoyt and Deputy Marsha
George w. McCallum have gone to Hast
ings for the March term of the fedora
court of that division. Judge T. {
Munger and Assistant District Attorne
a. w. Lane Of Lincoln have also gon
there for the session.
Thief Raids arswery-A report from
the Willow Springs Distillery company
Fourth and Pacific, informs the polio
that several lockers at that place hav
been broken into and the contents taken
Christ Jorgensen lost a coat and ST.
Oliver Tucker a pair of trousers and hi
watch, while Alfred Christensen i
minus watch and 50 cents
Valves Examination-John ShAd
nowski of South Omaha waived prelim
mar examination and was held to tn
federal grand jury under $1,000 bond
when arraigned for preliminary hearln
before United States Commissioner H.
Daniel on the charge of stealing 81
worth of merchandise from Burlingto
freight cars in interstate commerce.
Poker Players Pay-Spirs Contours
proprietor of a pool hall at $40 Soutl
Thirteenth street appeared in police head
quarters and pleaded guilty to CONDUCTING
a disorderly house He was fined 81
and costs and three inmates who wer
taken from the place fined 81 and cost
each. Several nights ago the arrestin
officers broke up a full-fledged poke
game in operation to the rear of tn
above establishment.
Negro white slavsry-Another cas-
of negro white slavery is alleged b
the federal authorities in the filing {
information against Walter and Gold
Gum, colored residents of ale Mort
Eleventh street. 1t is alleged that the
brought Mary Shields, 16-year-old negres
from Kansas City to Omaha for minors
purposes. The Gums were arrested b
the police last week and nrraigned b'
fore United States Commissioner III.
Daniel for preliminary hearing this ate