Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-07
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Rtnshart, Photographer, 18th q Faruam-
Lighting Fixtures, Burgess Granden CO.
Esyn, photo, removed to 18th & Howard
Equitable Lifs-Policies sight drafts at
maturity. H D. Nicely. manager, Omaha
Paying for q Home is az easy as paying
rent. Nebraska Savings and Loan associa-
ton viii show you the way. Board OF
Trade building, 18th aud Farnam streets.
Adam Shook Fnes, As sankrupt-Adam
Shook, a laborer Of Omaha, has filed his
voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the
United States district court. He scheduled
his liabilities at $3.50 with no assets.
FinsI Discharges in Bankruptey-John
E. Won Dorm Of Omaha and Alfred E.
Marsh OF Washington county have been
granted their final discharges in bank
ruptcy in the United States district court
by Judge w. H. Munger.
BourEs Clothing store IL Robbsd-The
BOurke Clo.hing company's store at us
South Fifteenth street was entered Sunday
night and $50 In currency and silver stolen.
Entrance was effected through a skylight,
which was pried open. The police have
been notified and are working on the case.
]. A. Lyle In Discharged. A. Lyle.
arrested several days ago on complaint Of
Mrs. Eta Henry, GIL North Eighteenth
street. charged with assault and battery
on her little girl. was discharged in
police court, the evidence being insufficient
to warrant the court sending Lyle to Jail.
Associated Charities Busy Day-Every-
body connected with the Associated Chart
ties is being kept on the jump at this
time. The calls for aid are numerous and
come from nearly every section OF the city.
They are responded to as rapidly as possi-
BILE. and Miss Jontz believes they will be
able 10 clear the waiting list very rapidly.
WIN Dissolve Christian Fraterntty-At a
meeting Of the directors of the Christian
Fraternity to be held in the near future
the organization will be formally dissolved,
Insurance department and fraternal fea-
lures. The office is still maintained in the
Brandeis building in charge Of a clerk, but
the insurance feature was suspended some
time ago.
Anita Man II ACCOMPLISHMENTS Morgan
Of Anita, Ia, wanted in Council Bluffs on
a forgery charge, was arrested Monday by
Detectives Dunn and Mcdonald at the
Arcade hotel. Morgan, it is charged.
passed a worthless check at the Grand
hotel, Counci, Bluffs, and secured $3.50.
He has been turned over TO the Iowa city
authorities.
Miss sullivan to Go 30 Engiand-Miss
Margaret L. Sullivan. teacher Of English
In the Omaha High school. is making prep
arations for a trip to England in February
and probably Will be gone until late next
sumner. Miss Sullivan spent a good part
Of last summer in England, studying, and
the trip now contemplated is for the same
purpose.
Judge Altstadt KonOrsd-In celebration
of his reelection as justice of the peace
Mr.. and Mrs. John Constantine of 1O17
North Twentieth street gave a compliment
airy dinner and theater party to Judge
William aklkstadL Table was set for Judge
and Mrs. Altstadt, Mr.. and Mrs. COnstan-
dine, MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Quenna, Miss L.
Constantine and H. Constantine They at
tended the evening performance at the Or
pheum.
Traina are Delaysd-Trains running into
Omaha are reported from two to eight
hours late. The Portland train on the
Union Pacific, which is a through train
from coast to coast and subject to the
worst kind OF weather. was eight hours
behind in its schedule and all trains from
the west averaged about four hours delay.
From the north, east and south two hours
is the minimum delay, with some reported
four hours late.
Man Found AsIssp In snowbank-Gust
Anderson was discovered asleep in q
snowbank at Thirty-ninth and Farnan
street last night by Henry Mccormick
who placed him on a car and took him u
the police station. Il was feared Anderson
might have been badly frozen, but DR.. T. T
Harris could find no evidences. wheI
took into police court Anderson appeare,
perfectly well and did not seem to min,
the ten-day sentence imposed by Judg
Crawford.