Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-13
BRIEF CITY NEWS
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Have Root Print Tt--Now Beacon Press.
Holovotchiner TO Speak-Dr. e.
Iolovtchiner will speak on Medical In
spection In Schools this evening at
the Edward Rosewater school.
'Today's Movie Program" classified
section today. It appears in The Bee
EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the Va
rious moving picture thesters offer
Saloon is Robbed-James Quinns
saloon at 1924 North sixteenth street was
broken into Tuesday night and $50 IN
cash stolen The place was ransacked,
but nothing else was missing.
BandIe FiIes-Frank Bandle, for
nine years register of deeds. but beaten
last time for renominatlon, has decided
10 file for third term and try for the
republican nomination for district clerk,
He filed Tuesday.
Must Buy Permits-Chauffeurs in
the employ Of others, or who are driv-
ing their own cars in any public capacity
are reminded that the 1916 badges and
permits are ready at the office OF the
superintendent Of police.
Maude Quinn is Jailed-Maude
Quinn. Fourteenth and Chicago streets,
whose place was raided by the police and
., quantity OF morphine discovered, was
-4rought before Judge Foster and SEN
fenced to ninety days in the county jail
Ask Wroth Declared Bankrupt
petition that Leroy c. Wroth. proprietor
of wroths cafe, be declared bankrupt.
was filed in federal court by the James
Corr Electric company, Lee Lash com
pany OF New York and William A.
Arand.
Seeking Mrs. Howard-Friends
arc anxiously seeking for Mrs. Evelyn
Howard of Kansas City, who formerly
lived in Omaha. A week ago Monday
she went TO the conservatory to take a
music lesson and has not been heard
from since. Mrs. Howard formerly lived
in Oklahoma City
Loses Overcoat-Soren Jensen,
1cO5 Eouth Forty-eighth, placed his over
coat over a counter at Hayden Bros. and
when he turned around it had dissp-
peared. Miss Mary BronstOn, 54l5 south
Twenty-seventh street, lost purse CON
tanning a gold watch and some small
change. near sixteenth and Farnam.
Involuntary Bankruptcy Petition
Several creditors have filed a petition
in federal court asking that BENJAMIN
+. Fields of Fremont be adjudged a
bankrupt. They are Egbert r. Taylor
utho presents a claim of $3.50; Shenan-
Adoah Nurseries of Shenandoah, Ia,
81. $50; Youngers & Co. Of Genoa, Neb..
1881, and Marshall Bros, sos.
Coal Thieves Sentenced-"They
owe me two days pay for work at the
Lane cutoff" was the only excuse Of
tered Judge Foster by Sam Kiech, 1851
South Fifteenth street, charged with TAX
ing coal from Union Pacific car at
Ninth and Jackson streets. He was given
S25 and costs, with suspended sentence
j. o. Hanson, Fourteenth and Davenport
streets, who took coal from a Northwest
ern car, was sentenced to fifteen days in
the county jau.
Northwest Improvers Meet-The
Northwest Federation OF Improvement
clubs met Tuesday evening with the
Fontenele Home Improvement club and
discussed the proposed sewer which is
to run from the Institute to connect
with the Fontenelle park sewer. The
clubs favor keeping the Clifton Hill
school on the old site and will so COM
municate to the school board. Four i'm
provement clubs are directly interested
in this. The clubs will meet in February
with the Druid Hill Improvement club.
Hot coffee and sandwiches were served.