Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-28

How are These for Namss-A license
70 wed was issued Saturday to Jcvo
Mastellcas and Boja Cvizanovic. The given
name OF his father was Trifun and hers
was called Djuikan.
July Fourth bible Gift Day-Patriotlc
gifts for the fund Of the
American Bible society are asked by the
society from all churches on Sunday,
July 4. The detailed report Of the society
will be issued before the end OF the sum-
mer.
Toe Cream for widow n ORPHANS
For the benefit OF a widow and her four
children, whose names are not given, a
number. Of Jewish women will give an
fee cream social this evening. 1t will
be held on the lawn at the home OF NJ.
Kulakofskyr 5ll South T~wenty-first
street.
Will watch MIS-. y. Hurly-Dr. w. NJ.
Davis of South Omaha has consented to
keep watch and ward over Mrs. Bridget
Hurry and report to the Board OF Insane
commissioner II Mrs. Hurry breaks her
parole and drinks to excess. An order
appointing Dr. Davis has been formally
issued.
Two Sunday Schools Havs Picnics-
The Sunday school of the Seward street
Methodist church held a picnic at River
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Avenue Presbyterian church held a picnic
at Manswa Saturday. Special cars were
chartered for both picnics, the Methodists
leaving at 9 o'clock and the Presbyterians
at 1 o'clock.
Home from Rome for v~acation-Lewis
y. Reed and Philip S. Reed, sons of
Lewis S.. Reed, are in the city visiting
at the lstter's home. Twenty-second and
Davenport streets. Lewis B. Reed Is
from Rome, Italy, where he is the repre-
sentative of the American Radiator com
pany. Philip s. Reed is connected with
the Chicago office Of the American Radi-
ator company.
street stands Must Move--AIl owners
of fruit and lunch stands on sidewalk
space in the business district of the city
have been ordered by the police TO close
up shop and remove their goods and
stands before Monday morning. Five of
these stands have been built within the
last few weeks, contrary to city ordi-
nance Two are located at the corner
of Fourteenth and Douglas streets, two
al the corner of Sixteenth and Cass
streets, and one at the corner Of Four
teenth and Dodge streets.
Junk Dealers DiFoharged-R. Finkel-
slime and Max Furst. the two North Six
tcenth street junk dealers and second
AAAh Ail'lit hdNf tNNh hinNloi bbh ~ pbAASN
court on the charge of receiving and
concealing stolen property. They were
arrested several days ago on complaint
OF Missouri Pacific special officers, who
said that a quantity of railroad iron,
brass and tools in the possession of the
two dealers had been stolen rom the
railway company and sold to the junk
dealers. The case was discharged for
lack of sufficient evidence.
Cat Eater GETS Five Days-Five days
in Sail for Tom MeDermott, the colored
man who figured prominently In the tale
OF the boiled black cat. That was what
Police Judge Crawford thought when
Tom was hauled before him for vagrancy.
general cussedness and being a suspicious.
character. Tom is said to have started
to prepare some stewed cat bones for
the purpose of making himself immune
from arrest when he tried TO steal and
rob. But the complaint did not specify
cruelty to animals, the main charge
against Tom being that he had Jumped
his board bill.