Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-15

Eave Root Print II.
n. =. swoboda-Csrtifisd Accountant.
Rinshart Photographer, 18th & Farnam.
lighting Fixtures, Burgess Granden Co.
Heyn, photo, removed to 10th & Howard.
]. A. Gentleman CO., Undsrtatsrs. New
location 1914 Chicago st. Both phones.
Equitable Lifs-Policies sight drafts at
maturity. II. d. Nicely, manager Omaha
The water Color Exhibition Of Miss
buchanan has been postponed until Mon
day November IS.
II. n. O.. Club to Dance at Rome-The
N. n. O. club will give its regular dan
cling party at the Rome Monday evening.
Fer wage Farmers the monthly repay
ment plan Of home loans. is surest, cheap
eset. quickest. Nebraska Savings and
Loun Assn. 1O6 Board OF Trade building.
Murphy's Paving Goes Ahsad-Hugh
Murphy, whose asphalt plant was burned
Friday night, says that paving Of the
down town streets will not be delayed
long as he expects to have his plant re-
paired in about three Gays so that work
may be resumed.
Music At German Home viii be given
by the Concordia Damenverein under the
hAAGNAANh VI us -
the German Home this afternoon begin
ming at 4 o'clock. The ~soloists will be
Miss Emma LorenSen, Miss Eloise West
and Mrs. @. w. Ioken.
Chic Society sanqust-The Ohio Society
give its annual banquet to its mem
and other ohio people who desire
a, -ltend at the Rome hotel. Thursday
evening, December 10. The banquet Is
given In honor Of Ohio people attending
the National Corn exposition. The pro-
gram will include a number of short ad-
dresses by Ohio people, Rotations and
music by local entertainers.
I Big Glass Conttaots-The Midland
Paint and Glass company has been
awarded contracts to supply all of the
glass to be used within and without of
the three large buildings now in course
of erection, viz. the new Brandeis theater,
the City National bank building and the
new Douglas county court house. The
total cost Of the glass for the three
buildings will be between $4,000 and
100000. The Midland company secured
the contracts only after competition with
the leading glass concerns of the coun-
try.
Rain Causes DamAgs-The rainfall OF
Friday and Saturday is responsible for
a hole in the street in front of the resi-
dence OF T. f. Stroud at 500 Florence
boulevard. The hole Is four feet wide,
eight feet long and Is to be
thirty feet deep. The street, in this
block, was graded up by hauling in dirt
several months ago and the hole resulted
as soon az the earth became thoroughly
soaked with water and caved in. The
employees were called to protect the hole
last night to prevent persons or animals
from being injured.
Wright Gets In wrong John Wright
was arrested by the police yesterday on
the charge of Incorporating money
that belonged 20 John Ochatx. a saloon
keeper at Gil North Sixteenth street,
two years ago. Mr.. ochatz trusted Wright
with checks amounting TO $50 with direc-
lions to take them 10 the bank and de-
posit them. Wright took the checks to
the bank, got the money on them and
left the city. Mr.. Ochatz swore out a
warrant for his arrest at that time, but
he remained away from the city until
yesterday when the police learned tina
ne was in the city.
Exposing the nuR FRhdrs - Thomas H.
Kullujlan, an Armenian exile, who is
making a tour Of the United States, is ir
Omaha to make arrangements to speal
before the Woman's club. He has writ
ten a book on oriental rugs and will
speak on that subject. He does not sci
rugs, but makes Il his business to ex
pose the fakirs who travel around will
alleged Turkish rugs. He is enroute tC
NNew York to have his book published
He will explain how small white rugs ar,
made in his country and brought 4
America at a cost OF $3.50. taken to
dying establishment and then sold a
genuine rugs OF a value of t40O o.
n $500. He will also tell the women how
TO make tea which is tea. lie does no
pretend to be an expert on tea, but say
he can enlighten most teamakers.