Omaha daily bee., 1909-05-30
BRIEF CITY NEWS

omahA Electrical works rent motors.
rudolph r. swoboaa. Public Accountant
RInshArt. photoGraphsr, 18th & Fsrnsm
Ebyn. photo. removed to 18TH & Howard
n. u. Combs, optical business, 1870
Douglas street Examination free.
Equitable Lifs-Polieies, sight drafts at
maturity. H. D. Nicely. manager. Omaha
Keep your money and valuables in the
American Safe Deposit vaults in The Bee
building. Boxes rent from 81 to Sic.
Miss Mabel Beadick has returned from
her western trip. and after June 1 will be
with MIR. Milton Darling, ISL Farnam
street.
Rsnt Money we've Comes Baok-Put into
a home. it stays. Nebraska savings and
Loan Association will show the way.
Board of Trade building.
Moving Pictures in Hanseom Park
Moving pictures will be shown in Hanscom
park Thursday evening for the first time
this year. No pictures will be shown sun
day as reported.
Mr.. LEOPOLD Dotnsr of New York City
will deliver an address in German at
Labor Temple Hall No. 2 on Sunday after
noon at 3 O'Clock, the subject of which
will be Modern Civic Improvement"
Burglar Robs Albert Erickson - Silver
ware, cut glass, clothing and shoes were
stolen from the home of Albert Erickson,
1905 Grand avenue, Thursday night by a
burglar. The police are trying to locate
him and the goods.
Mrs. Frey to Philosophers-Mrs. r. e.
Frey will address the Omaha Philosophical
society Sunday at 3 p. m. in Raright hall,
Nineteenth and Farnam streets, on "The
volce-Its Relation to Mans Triune Ma
ture."
Held on statutory Charse-On a statu-
tory charge, Albert n. Phillips, 32ls Frank
lin street, was bound over to the district
court from police court Saturday morning.
He is the man who was caught by Alfred
Willard, the banker. Phillips has fouI
small children and his wife is Ill.
Child Saving institute Opens Office
The Child Saving institute has opened an
office with ]. H. Dumont & Son in the
Board of Trade building, where they will
keep headquarters until the fund for the
new building is completed. The desk room
and office facilities are supplied by Mr.,
Dumont.
Ohio People to Hold Meeting-The an.
nual meeting of the Ohio association will
be held at noon Saturday, June 5, at the
office of Judge w. w ~Slabaugh, 925 New
York Life building. Officers will be elected
for the ensuing year and arrangement:
talked over for the annual picnic of thu
association. All Ohio people have beer
asked to be present.
Money to Grade Ralston-The Board o
County Commissioner discussed Saturday
morning the allowance of money to thu
Ralstonl rownsite company for extra grad
ing done on the Q street road. TIL com
pany asks 50, 900. a smaller sum will prob
ably be granted. The meeting of the com
missioners was occupied almost. exclusivel,
with routine matters.
woman Paints Him az High Tempere'
Mrs. Gladys Krunheim. suing for divorc
in district court, filed g petition Saturda
alleging that her husband came HON
angry one day and smashed the three doll
of their girl baby. Also, she says, he de
molished the stove and lamp. On anothe
occasion, she AYERS, he made her nos
bleed profuseiy' They were married II
Rochester In 1906.
wenzen Painting on view-The oil
painting by wenzeli, Make Guests Re
gret to Co. from which the Autograph
put out by the American Radiator CON
pany were made, is now on exhibition
the salesrooms of the company, 4l3-4l
South Tenth street. While the paintin
d has been exhibited in a number Of cities
It has never been shown in Omaha and tn
u public is invited to see 1t at the company
: salesrooms during the two weeks 1t wi
q be kept on exhibition here.
Woman 1ites His Finssr-Charged wit
having bitten the finger of Charles Bross
man, a Colorado farmer, and robbed hir
Of his purse, containing SIP, Mabel Smith
a Third ward negress, is held at the polio
station. The alleged assault and robber
: occurred near Eighteenth and Californi
n streets Thursday night. and the woma
. was arrested Friday morning by Detet
tives Mitchell and Sullivan, who took he
i into custody merely on suspicion. She wa
a identified later by Brossman. Her HON
\ is given as 1908 Cass street.
Fire reporter Under Fire-On complain
h Of Elmer A. johnson, a grocer, whose stor
n is located at 2S06 Leavenworth street an
who lives at Sl25 Mason street, Polic
Judge Bryce Crawford filed a complain
against James c. Ish Friday evening, III
4 charge being assault with intent TO d
d great bodily injury. 1sh was arrested Sa
$ urday and released on $500 bond. Johnso
d asserts that he merely demonstrated wit
Ish, who is city fire reporter and a specii
officer, when the latter threatened to a.
e rest the small son of Alfred c.. Kennedy.
u student Glass Leaves Fort omaha-Tf
{ student class of sixteen army officers fro
. Fort Leavenworth that has been at Flo
: Omaha during the week for study in pract
cal a~eronautics left Friday evening Il
Fort Leavenworth. Lieutenants Lahr
II Fulois, Bamberger, Winter and Dickinso
e from Washington, will remain at Fo
Omaha for several days. The balloons W
d not be dismantled for several days, al
flights will be undertaken next week
h the first favorable opportunity afforded
the weather.
c High school Alumni =eunion June al
The Omaha High school alumni receptio
an annual affair given at the High scho
building as a reunion for past gradual
and a reception for the newly graduate
is to be held this year Monday evenin
June 21. the Monday following the cor
mencement exercises. A pIogram of a
dresses and music is being arranged, al