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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1915)
4 t I 6 A TUB OMAHA SUNDAY BKE: MAECII 14, 1915. I! 55 i ! S t ii t CITY PLANNING BILL MEETING WITH FAYOR Citic Leagnie Heart Report from Worken at Lincoln that Measure Will Be Passed. GARDEN CONTESTS TO CONTTNTO Encouraging news of the progress of the Omaha elty-planning bill, sen ate til No. 94, la the legislature, ass reported last night at th an nual meeting of the Omaha CItIc league, held at the city hall. Thoma R. Kimball was elected president. "The clty-plannlng bill haa been kindly received and is coming along nicely," said Jesse Palmer, represen tative from Douglas county. "I feel ure that It will pass at an early date." The measure has been passed by the senate and Is now pending In th bouse, nith the entire Donglaa bounty delegation working bard for It. I OrgnaUatloK nee.e. About thirty delfts ta the league from various improvement elube and other civic bodies attended th meeting. General Frederick T. Brnlth was presi dent and active head of the ra-antsatloa until he moved away from, Omaha. Mr. KImban. as rice president, prealded last aucht. In addition to hla election to the presidency, the following other effloere and directors were chosen: Flrat vice president, Francis A. Broraa; otood Mea preeklent, Charles hi. A. John son; third vice prenldsnt, Mrs. A. W. prfferUi secretary, Hny Towl: treasurer, . H. Green; directors, C. 1 Hhemp. CMrmT. Morton, Paul W. Kuhne, Victor SToeewaUr. Mrs. C. W. HaVfe. Robert H. Wnnley, W. R. Watson. Joseph Poloar, t;or J. Kleffaer, K. J. Morton, Her bert M. Bogexs, Charles A. (Jose, F. J. Tarsart. H. U. Peters and Watson Town sec d. , ' Annual reports were mad by John A. FUne oo etty planning, Cbartea E. Ai Johnson on city sanitation and Thomas K. Xlraball on city fceauttflcatlon by aardens. Suggestions war mad for better sanitary conditions, sewer exten sions and cleaner streets, alleys, yards and vacant property. It waa announced that the league's plan of garden contests, held last year, would be followed again this spring on a larger scale, with attractive prises to tbe winners. Details of tbe contests will be arranged by th committee, -Contestaate. The following contestants, In the order named, were announced by Mr. Kimball as winners of last rear's garden contests: . W. Preston. J. IL Cramer. F. W, Ureenman. Arthur Klanschie, John Rabbe, Rhea Ilardtmeyer, Fred Tltnme, Stanley Wallin. Frank Novak, Lillian Hagsdale, Conrad Waldllsh, Mrs. J. F, MazwelL Helen Tracy, Mrs. J. 8. White and Able Kohn. Only five prises had been planned, but on account of th ex cellent garden work exhibited, fifteen prise, totaling SMO, had to be given. Investors with money read th Real Kstate ads ta The Bee. Advertise your property for a Quick sale. Morrissey Advises Young Lawyers Not to Fear High Court "Do not be afraid ct Uie supreme court" This wss the advice given to the young attorneys of the Barristers' club by Chief Justice A. M. Morrissey of the supreme c urt in a short talk to them at noon at the Commercial club, lie told them that too often the young lawyers fear the su preme cdurt because they are not sure just how to act there. "I have noticed It my short experience on the bench there," he said, "that the young lawyers get along as well as the older and mora experienced ones." The Justice aald aU lawyers, young and Id. aeom to forget one thing, namely, that the supreme court is not familiar with their case when tt comes before them, and that they must state their case clearly, why they are before the higher cenrt, what the case was to begin with, hat the contentions were and how and .hy the rase was lost In the lower courts. "The attorney must state ' clearly to the supreme court his position in the lower, court," he said. "The supreme Judge knows the law. but he is not ex pected to be familiar with the cases that come to him until he haa heard them." He said the lawyers assume too often that the eupreme Judges knew alt about their case -without their' stating It nnn L1UL1L3 M -wMk-asw Phone Deuc. 3100 "It Got Popular in a Night9 9 The Only notion Pictaro Hcsso in On:ba Shcving the Digest Fcsture Prcd::ti::j j ' j '- ' ! j 1 j ' l j I li - 1 Now 11 Continuous Per formance from 12 Noon, until 11 P. 11. PRICES: 10, BKIEF CITY NEW3 Save moot Mat r New Beacon Free are-eee-OTamaea Ce.. Lighting future. sTebreska Barlajrs aaa feeaa Ass New office between city ball and Fo tensile hotel. Sit South Eighteenth Bt Todays Complete Merle Frag-rasa lasslfled section today, and appears In The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the various moving picture theaters offer. ( Ta Mate Beak f Omasa paya 4 per cent on time deposits, t per cent on savings account. All deposits in this bank are protected by the depositors' guarantee fund of the state of Nebraska. X aspects Fori Charles A. Mac ate. United 8 tat re customs agent at BL Louis, is la Omaha on a regular trip over his territory, which Includes th port ef Omaha, of which Cadet Taylor Is col lector. Walter Ore Aoqnitted Walter Grow of South Omaha was acquitted by a jury In Judg English's district court of a charge of manslaughter arising from th shooting of Frank Glrard June 2. Grow pleaded eelf-defens. Qaieklr Hooated and aaally accessible are two prime requisites of desirable fflo location. Tenants m Th Be build ing, "tb building that ts always new," find thee two conditions of great service bt building up their business. lerrloee a M. ! fit MarVS English Lutheran Churota. TwentietA and Burdett streets. I Orott Pastor-U a. m "The Building. Tbe AxcMteci.- t: p. hi., -Prayer, Faith, Means." 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