Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-19
Have Root Print II.
TopazeS--Edholm, Jewsler.

asu"oiph =. swoboda, public accountant
1ehArt' photographer. 18th 4 Farnam.
'yh photo, removed TO 16 and Howard.
AovaL-Ur Kahn now at 212s Dou slas.
-eAns Electrical works rent motors
~sasoval-Dr sher now at SEQ S. l6th.
.. ,. Combs, optical business, 1920
Dousiss street Examination free.
Keep your money and vaIusbies In the
Amerieap Safe Deposit vaults in The Bee
building Boxes rent from 81 to ais.
Where Gan You starr Monthiy Deposits
of 5stefS.O e'trning : pei cent diviuenos
At the Nebraska Savings and Loan Assn.
Board of Trade Bldg.
Hotel h1en to Meet in omaha-The ex-
ecutivs seommittee OF the Northwestern
Hotelmen 2 association has decided to hold
the annual meeting of the association in
Omaha, August l6-N
Resoluhons for J. :. Philbin-Nebraska
and Iowa Hotel Clerks association at the
Rome hotel, Monday evening. adopted res
%olutious relative to the death Of the
late J. ]. Philbin of the Midland hotel.
May farty at chAmbsrs Saturday night
The women who organized and presented
the May pole party have decided 20 repeat
the festival at Chambers academy satur-
day niSat for the benefit OF the Child
NiH IbHNitQAB DuhOinN Iunu.
silvorwars Is stolsnsAFour dozen pieces
Of silver-plated tableware were stolen from
the home OF Ralph q. Blue, zoos Seward
street, Sunday night by a burglar who
entered the house through the kitchen
door. The door had been left open. The
.hief took nothing but the silver and has
not yet been caught by the police.
Funeral Of Miss Macmillan Private
Miss Maude Macmillan died Monday at her
home at 3i3 North Twenty-sixth street at
the age OF q years, death following a long
illness. The funeral win be held from the
home Wednesday afternoon and interment
will be at Forest Lawn. The funeral will
be private.
Tut Ham In. JAIL" says wife.-"Put
him In Jail till / can get settled in my
new house after moving" said Mrs. L. j.
Parmlee. 2lO9 Miami street, to Police Judge
Crawford in court Tuesday when her hus-
band was being tried for assault and
battery and abusing hts smily. The judge
acceded to the woman's request and sent
Parmlee TO jail for ten days.
In the Divorce court-Mrs. Johannah
Holden Ia suing for a divorce from william
Holden on the ground of nonsupport. The
following cases have been dismissed from
the docket for want Of prosecution: Porter
against Porter, Chester against Chester,
Aldrich against Aldrich. Moore against
Moore. Spain against Spain, Newton against
Newton and Hansen against Hansen.
Missionary from Africa to Lecture
Rev. John NJ. Springer, for several years
a missionary to Africa. will give an illus
trated lecture on Africa" Wednesday
evening at the Hansoom Park Methodist
church. Dr.. Springer has crossed the con-
tinent, traversing paths before unknown to
white men. The lecture will be full OF
thrilling incidents. The admission Is free.
Fool Han Man convictsd.-James skre-
kas, proprietor of the pool hall at 13Os
I Farnam street, paid a fine OF IS and coats
in police court Tuesday. He was tried and
convicted on the charge OF allowing minors
to play pool In his place Of business. Jay
Gerard, a runaway boy from Buffalo. ".
Y, was the lad whom the probation Off
GERS took into custody to testify against
the pool hall man.
Pays for Beating Peace HGaksr-For
beating up" John A, Gentleman, a North
Sixteenth street undertaken, when Gentle
man attempted to make peace among a
party Of negroes who were observing sun
Gay by having a free-for-all fight in Ram
Cat Alley, George Carter, colored, was
fined SIS and costs In police court Tuesday
Frank McAllister, also coloTed. who was
alleged TO have helped Carter decorate
Gcntleman's face, was discharged.
Throws Cayenne in sslf-defsnse--Mrs
Winnie Lynch. ios Pierce street, was dis
charged In police court Tuesday morning
when she was arraisned for tossing som,
pepper in the eyes Of Mrs. Belgard, who
lives at the same address. The Lynch
woman pleaded that she threw the cayenne
in self-defense and that she was in &
delicate condition for fighting and there
a fore grabbed the first opportunity to stoI
the combat
state letter Carriers co AG0st-The an.
nuRl meeting of the state Association o.
Letter Carriers will be held In Omaha
May 81. beginning at 2 .. m. A banque
will be given the delegates by the loca
sssocistieR at the Rome hotel In the even
Ing. Postmaster Thomas will preside al
Governor shallenherger, Col
lector Of Revenue Ross an,
Victor Rosewater, editor of The Bee, vii
be the principal speakers at the banquet
Just Sweet sixtssn-Thirty friends o
Miss Mary Hayes gave her a party Monda!
evening at her home at s7is South Nine
teenth street. the occasion being the six
teenth anniversary CT the birth of tn
young Woman, The evening was spent IL
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ments being served at the close. The Mise
Gathering Mccarthy and Mary Clinics wer
the hostesses Of the evening and the part!
was a SURPRISE on Miss Hayes.
Fire Near to GasoiiRs-Eighteen hun
dred gallons OF gasoline in a barn wa
within five feet OF a fire shortly befor
3 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. The blaz
was In the barn Of @, H. Camplin's gro
Gerry store. lS22 South Tenth street Befor
the flames could reach the gasoline,
crowd OF men in the neighborins house
and flats turned out and formed a EDlun
teer fire department. extinguishins tn
flames. The gasoline belonged 20 the Be
Hive cleaniRS works, next door to tn
grocery store
Golden IA Bihle Claas-The Younl
People Of IT, -'iEst United Presbyterian
church met Monoa9 evening at the home o
On X. w. Allwine and organised a "doldel
Rule Bible Glass" for the purpose OF bibl
study, soeiability ana service The inter
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