Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-21
1311-1313 FARNAM STREET
BRIEF CITY NEWS


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smoke Rouse for nmOkes, s1e s. 18th.
nadoiph y. swoboda, Public Accountant
RanensSt, photographer, 18th q Farnam.
Print xsgais in '-The Benson Times"
2auitabls L~ifs-Ponrsss, sight drafts .,
maturity. II. d. Nicely. manager. Omaha
J. n. nrithen, 2oS First National bank
building, is making real estate loans with
out delay and on terms very favorable
o borrowers.
kesp four Money and valuables In a safe
deposit box In the American safe Deposit
Vaults in the Bee building. 81 rents q
boz. f. c. Hamer. president
Tor wage-Harnsrs the monthly repay
est. quickest. Nebraska Savings and Loan
Association. 1904 Farnam street.
Dssertion cited for Divorce-John r..
Kersten has filed suit for divorce from
Alice Kersten. Desertion is charged.
Effs Ellis on Music study-Effa Ellis
will address the Omaha Philosophical So
clety Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m. in Barieht
hall. Nineteenth and Farnam streets, on
Mathematics of Music Study"
The Drill Team of North Omaha lodge,
No, 159, Ancient Order OF United Workmen,
has completed all arrangements for theft
annual grand prize mask ball. which will
be held. at Washington hall. February 2.
Washington's birthday.
Illustrated Lecture by q. W.. wattles-
G.. w. Wattles will deliver his second illus
trated lecture Monday evening at 8 O'Clock.
The lecture will be held in All Saints
church and its subject will be THE Philip
pines, China and Corea."
Trial Of Forgery 0aas-The preliminary
trial of Joseph G. Knowlton, a colored man
charged with forgery. has been set for
March 1. He was arrested some time ago
and has been held by the police awaiting
developments in his case.
oacklsy Wants Order Observation-Disclosures
Cackley has filed a motion for a modifica-
ton OF the injunction against him restrain
Ing him from the disposition Of his property
pending his wife's suit for divorce. Cackley
asks that the Caokley Bros. company may
be allowed to sell the restaurant owned By
IT at 1904 Farnam street.
Salvation Army to Celsbrate-A Wash
ington birthday program has been prepared
by the Salvation Army for Monday night at
the barracks at Seventeenth and Daven-
port streets. The hail will be decorated in
national colors. There will be patriotic as
well as religious music. The Quaker Song
sters and the Silver band will be the unique
features of the program.
Fights when Denied Drink-Because a
saloon keeper, at Nineteenth and Cunning
streets refused to sell him liquor with which
to become more drunk than he already was.
". II. Johnson smashed a large plate glass
window in the front part OF the saloon Fri
day night. He was arrested and lodged in
jail over night, but was released Saturday
morning after he settled with the saloon
man to the satisfaction Of the latter.
willard EDDY in Creighton ColleRe-Wfl-
lard Eddy. patent attorney of New York
City, has accepted the chair of patents and
patent law in the Creighton College of Law
and will begin his course in a short time.
Mr.. Eddy received the A. b. degree from
Yale In 1870 and the A. M. degree from the
same institution In lS7S and graduated from
the law department of the University of
Albany In 1871.
Ran Who Stabbed His Brothsr-in-Iaw-
On the charge of cutting with intent to Kin
and wound. A.. l.. Kingen was arraigned in
police court Saturday morning. He Is the
man who stabbed his brOther-in-law. VIII
liam Hansen, during a family quarrel at
the home OF the latter In the rear of ISIS
Chicago street Tuesday night. Kingen's
preliminary hearing was set for March 3
and his bail at $500. Hansen is at the
General hospital and is said TO be improy.
ing.
Denies Wtfe's Charges, Making his own
William r. Jacobs filed an answer 20 his
wife's petition for divorce Saturday morn
ing. He denies having said that he was not
the father OF their son, Arthur Jacobs, a
boy of 8. and denies other charges Of cruelty
In plaintiffs petition. With regard 10 his
wife he makes various charges Of infidelity.
Three affidavits are filed by men for Ja-
cobs alleging that they had spent time In
Mrs. Jacobs company. Charles A. Boucher
ashs a divorce from Marian 8. Boucher on
the ground OF desertion.
New Railway Nail Appointmsuts-These
have been appointed as certified substitutes
for the railway mail service operating out
of Omaha: Finley ID. Mclean, 1625 South
Tenth street; Robert j. Jansen, SS4 South
Fifty-first street. and Andrew T. David, all
OF Omaha; William @. Craig OF Leigh.
Henry ID. Mass OF Inez. L. ]. Cook OF Grand
Island and +. ]. Kotlar Of Columbus. These
substitutes will be held on the waiting list
and under instruction for vacancy emergen-
cies. Ali are eligible for permanent ap-
pointment according to their qualifications
and efficiency.