Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-28
Brief City NeWs
Mazda Lamps-Burgess-Granden Co.

Mazda Lamps-Burgess-Gra Co.
Have Root Print It-New Beacon Press,
Platinum Wedding Rings-Edhoim,
jeweler.
Spargo to Talk Here-John Spargo,
leading socialist, will speak at the
Swedish auditorium the evening OF
April 8.
Complain Of Sidewalks-The Cas-
telar Improvement club advised the
city council of various locations where
sidewalks are defective.
Judge Baldwin Hangs Flag-Judge
Baldwin of the municipal court has
hung a large flag over the wall space
behind his bench. The flag measures
Sx12 feet.
To Sell Copper ROof-The city clerk
will advertise for bids for the sale
Of old copper roofing Of the city hail.
the material said to be worth approx
mately $4,000.
Mother Dodds Improves-Mrs. Ad-
junt Dodds, better known as Mother
Dodds, who has been ill for seVerl
weeks with bronchial pneumonia, Is
now reported some better.
Closed Season for Dogs-The city
council took formal action, directing
the CITY poundmaster to begin on April
2 to impound unlicensed dogs. Tags
are on sale in the city clerks office.
Resuscitators for May THE city
council opened bids for two or more
resuscitators for use at the public
swimming places this summer. A ia.
cetious city commissioner inquired
whether they would be ready by
May /.
Flood Warning Given-Flood warn
ings along the upper Missouri river
from Yankton to Sioux City nave
been reported to Colonel Welsh of the
local weather bureau. High water
and ice gorges have filled the river
and its tributaries in that region tc
the limit.
Bids for Merry CO. Rounds-Bids
have been received and opened pS
the city commissioners for fifteen mer'
ry-go-rounds for the public play,
grounds. Awards will be announced
in a few days. The apparatus will be
in place in time for the spring play
ground opening.
Mcdonald Would Ayiate--John Nc
Donald, 1907 Corby street, has ap'
piled at the navy recruiting station
to enlist in the aviation corps OF the
fleet service. Lack of authority Il
accent men in this branch here causeG
the recruiters to place his applica'
ton on file. Mcdonald has machinis
experience.
Pool Hall License Suspended-Su.
perintendent Kugel Of the police de.
partment suspended the license o.
James Vosiloff's pool hall at 1929 {
street. Mr.. Vosiloff will be granted 8
hearing by the city council on Marcf
20 If he desires to show cause why his
place should not be permanently
closed.
Jack Tar Plays "Safety First"-W
Z. Stevens, a petty officer attached tt
the local navy recruiting station, viii
have anti-typhoid prophylaxis serum
injected into his blood, as Is period
cally required in the navy. He hal
not taken the preventive treatment fol
a number of years and is now due t
receive it again.
New War Bride-Miss France!
ONeil, daughter of c. F. O'Neil Of
Council Bluffs, is a war bride. Sh'
married Private George MCarty, {
member of the Fourth Nebraska mi
litia Monday, in spite of the fact tina
her husband will be taken from her a
once by the federal order mobilizint
the Nebraska guard.
Asks Heavy Damages-Forty thou
sand dollars damages are asked b!
Mrs. Alice L. Moore, widow of Tim F
Moore, a Union Pacific switchman
who was fatally injured in the rail
road yards on February /. in a sui
filed in district court. Moore wa
crushed between freight car and
tno v~n
house company. He died three day
latars