Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1922-01-24
Brief City NeWs

Jerry Candidate Howard.
formally announced his candidacy
on the democratic ticket for the Of
flee OF sheriff.
Braslicar Transferred - W. NJ
Hlashear has been transferred from
the local internal revenue depart-
ment-to a similar post in st. Lolis.
CiTelta Gives Dnnce-The CiTelta
club of Central High school gave a.
dance at the Burgess Mash tea room,
last Saturday. About 20 girls were
present
McCune Improves-The condition
of c. w. McCune, collector of Gus
toms, is reported as improved. Mr..
McCune expects to be able to return
to his work soon
School for POstmaSterS A school
for postmasters will be opened in
the local postoffice next THURSDAY.
The pupils will be eight newly -ap-
pointed postmasters from Nebraska
towns.
cal entertainment will be given in
the Swedish Mission church, Tween
tS-third and Davenport streets, by
Rev. J. A. Huffman, former pastor
Of this church.
Recovery Hoped For-Encouraging
reports were received yesterday
from the bedside OF Rev. Father
John B. de Shryver, professor of
French in the liberal arts depart
ment of Creighton university.
Rehearse Play--'The Jolly Mus
keteer," is being rehcarsed three
times a week by Fred Ellis This
comic opera will be presented at
the Brandeis theater. Ifab-ua.y -
aid IS. under the auspices Of the
Knights OF Ak-Sar-Ben.
Charges NOnsupport-Mrs. Beat
rice Taft brought suit for divorce
against John P. Taft, musician in
the Rialto theater orchestra. in dis
trict court yesterday. charging that
although he makes $50 q week he
he's failed to support her.
Dean Gives Talk DR.. Ii. Won
Schultz, dean of the. Creighton
medical college. was speaker at the
weekly meeting of the goodfellow-
slip committee OF the Omaha
Chamber OF Commerce Monday. His
subject, 1.-THE Progress Of Medicine"
Banquet at Zion Church--Repre-
sentatives of the Ministerial union.
colored Commercial club and the
National Association for the Adj
vancement of the Colored People
will speak tonight at father and
son banquet to be held In Zion Bap-
fist church.
City To Refill CHts-.in ordinance
recommended for pas'a.e yesterday
morning by city council committee
of the whole provides that here
after street cuts made by plumbers
will be refilled and resurfaced by
the city to insure proper replace
ment OF the pavement.
ANDY Gump" Arrested - lnror-
nation was received yesterday from
San Antonio. Tex. by Dave Dickin-
son of the local United States secret
service, that John Keith has been
arrested on .hl'ge Of passing
counterfeit bills. Nerh is known
here as Andy Gump" on account Of
his receding chin.
Repents in Jail J. C. Brown,
laos Chicago street, held by the po-
lice without bond on a charge OF
having applied a eorch to the clothes
Of his wife. pleaded yesterday with
the TALLER to inform Mrs. Brown that
ne is sorry and that he was crazed.
Mrs. Browns condition seemed TO
be III. proved yesterday.
Explains Income Taxa. B. AL
len. collector Of internal revenue.
explained yesterday that under the
new income tax regulations. all
SIS, 0000-a-year persons must file re-
turns. whether that amount IS their,
net income or not. He added that
some who did not file returns last
year will be required 10 do so this
year, and many who filed returns
last year are exempt this year.