Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Have Root Print n.
y. r. swoboda-Certifisa Accountant.
EinehArt, Photographer, 18th 4 Farnam.
lighting Fixtures, Burgess Granden Co.
E6yn, photo, removed to 18th & Howard.
Equitable 1dfo-Polioies sight drafts at
maturity. H D. Nicely. manager, Omaha.
Fisher Leads EAGleS-K. s. Fisher was
elected worthy president of the Eagles last
night and w. E. ~spockham was named
vice president.
six per cent paid on savings accounts.
Sl.00 to 5000, by Nebraska Savings and
Loan association. 1Oe Board Of Trade build
ing, 1908 Farnam.
spencer Williams Pleads not Guilty
Spencer Williams, a supposed partner Of
Albert Prince in robberies. pleaded not
guilty to q charge OF highway robbery
when %arraigned in district court.
DR.. Loveland Talks on Tennyson-Rev.
Frank L. Loveland Of the First Methodist
church will addIbss the Omaha Philo-
sophicai society Sunday af 8 p M, in
Baright hall, Nineteenth and Farnam, on
~"Tennyson, the Leader Of Modern Thought"
Divorce Petitions Dismisssd-Both petit
ions for divorce reciprocally asked Ivy
Hannah Falk and Gus A. Falk were dis
missed by Judge Estelle in district court
The court said nothing In announcing that
the divorce fight is a ~stand-off, except that
he would allow attorney fees for Mrs.
Falk's lawyer. Wells & Rosewater.
Estabrook Comes on Joslyn oaHO-The
Joslyn castle dispossession suit will come
up on its merits before Judge Troup next
Friday. The attorney for Joslyn had word
Saturday from Henry D.. Estabrook, coun-
sci for Joslyn in the former Ease, that he
will be here next Wednesday and will tes-
fifty.
Breaks Arm on slippery walk-while
going to work at s o'clock Saturday morn
ing John Hurd, 1908 Ohio street, a shipping
clerk in the employ Of the Peoples store,
slipped on the icy pavement at Sixteenth
and Dodge streets while alighting from a
car and sustained a broken left arm.
Judge sutton Pleads not 0uIty-Carl
Rolf, II years. and William Hearn, aged
IS, faced Judge Sutton in district court on
a charge of breaking and entering a cigar
store owned by Andrew Swanson and
George Seletos. The county attorney
recommended that the Younger boy be
turned over to the juvenile court. Judge
Sutton entered pleas OF not guilty for both
and decided to confer with their parents
before acting.
Illness Of Child softsns Parsnts-Illness
Of Bernice Blackett. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Blackett. may prove a further
notifying factor in relations between thI
little girls parents. Not that they will b,
brought together again. but Mrs. Blackett
whose wrath at her husband has beer
less Of late is now feeling still more dis
posed toward giving up her design OF prose
cutting the child's father for bigamy.
Jewels VIII Plight the Cass-James ]
Jewell and his wife filed a forms tender
in district court of property to satisfy tn,
mortgage on the Prairie Park property
which was mortgaged to them by Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Moore. The Jewels Offered
$50 in cash and an insurance policy FOL
$3.50. The mortgage on the property COM
to $3.50. The Jewels have retained at
%torneys and are prepared to fight the case
which is the one where conspiracy 4
charged by the plaintiffs in the transfe
OF the houses to 8 colored pair.
1Eaupia at Social science CIub-officer
, OF all the local unions OF Omaha and Soutl
tOmaha have been extended an Invitation
5 urging them to be present Monday after
noon next, when State Labor Commission
5 Maupin will address the social sclenc.
branch OF the Omaha Women's club a
tine First Congregational church. Mr.
: Maupin will address himself to existing
violations OF The child labor and femal
r employment avs OF the state. With IN
. women, he will enGeavor TO interest tn.
officials OF the various unions in a earn
n paign 10 head off Law violations and abolisI
2 those that may now exist.