Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19
BRIEF CITY NEWS



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Gas Fiztures--nursess-G %.
snip Your Hidea 90 Smith. Omaha
Ainehart-Photographer. 18TH q Farm.
Aeat Dry Cleaning Of garments Twin
City Dye Works. lV South Fifteenth.
The Way r. Open through the Neb Saw
ings a. Loan Assn 20 save money. Weekly
! o. monthly payments may be made; pave
~ per snnum. 1895 Farnam Street
Creighton High 70 PlAy-Creighton High
school IS to play against the Deaf and
Dumb institute in a foot ball game on
'reighton field Saturday afternoon. The
anne starts at o'clock.
Special Block watohman--AIany famil-
lilies pay night watchmen S-5O month.
whats the use? Phone Creigh, Baldrige e.
Co, Douglas 200. about Residence burglary
Insurance. It's cheaper AID better pro-
lection.
Held FOR Asaault-On a charge OF as
sault with intent TO wound John Bell John
NJ Cunningham, 1910 Leavenworth street,
was arraigned Friday morning in police
court. He was bound over by Judge Craw-
ford to the district court under $1,000 bond.
Sentenced for Breaking Farolo-william
Hearn, who was convicted OF breaking and
entering last spring and paroled on a show
ing that he never before had been con-
voted. was brought before Judge EBtele
in the criminal division Of district court
Friday, having violated his parole BY steal
Ing. Judge Esteile sentenced him 70 two
years in the penitentary.
Talks TO Palimpsost Club-Dr. S. A.
Clark, head Of the department Of public
speaking in the University Of Chicago
Will deliver a lecture before the Palimp-
aest club OF Omaha In the Young Women's
Christian association auditorium Saturday
morning At 1880. d. Clark viii speak
upon The Elements OF Beauty in Poetry"
The Palimpsest club has several hundred
members.
PiOnesr Visits o,maha--A J. Hoehno,
president OF the Security State bank Of
Osmond. was q visitor In Omaha &c the
implement DEALERS convention. being in
terested In several implement stores in the
state. He visited with o. p. oieson Of
the Otis Land company. Mr.. Hoehne Yves
in Omaha when IL was q mere village and
moved out into the state, settling in Cunning
county first He has made a fortune In
Nebraska lands.
Rsfusod Marriage Liosnse-Divoroed a
week ago IN Iowa, where the law pro-
hibits remAEriago OF divorced persons for a
year, Jay w. Jaseph came to Omaha to
get a marriage license Thursday, but his
hopes were hlighted. Jaseph, who lives in
Council Bluffs, was divorced there last
week. He asked Marriage License Clerk
BurAy for q ncenae 70 wed Iavina Westcott
Mr.. Buray said he couldn't issue a license
in the circumstances Jaseph went away
a sadder, but a wiser man.
Reward for bank BobborH--A reward cf
1850 is placed on the head OF the man
who robbed the Cushing state bank on
Wednesday night The Nebraska Bankers
bassociation offers II, $1,000 Of the money to
Z be paid by the association and 500 coming
from the National Surety company. Al the
present time there are four detectives pur-
suing the robbers in the interests Of the
Nebraska bankers The detectives secured
bioodhounds Friday morning and will try
this means OF apprehending the men.
wants Marriage Annullod-Not know
ing that the Nebraska law prohibits the
remarriage OF divorced persons for six
months, Samuel ID. swartz Of Omaha, per-
mitted his wife to secure q divorce from
him in Douglas county district court last
August. and on October q married another
woman In Council Bluffs. Since his second
marriage lac has learned that he violated
tho law In a friendly suit against his
wife. filed In Douglas county district court
Thursday afternoon, Swarta declares his
innocence and asks that his Council Bluffs
marriage be anaulled
Several Enter PI0as--Tony Pasha,
Franklin Trummer, Joseph Trimble and
Fred sledgnowsli. the quartet OF youthful
criminals which has been In trouble sew
Aral times, we're arraigned before Judge
Estelle IN the criminal division Of district
court Friday on a charge OF breaking and
/entering. All pleaded not guilty, They
also were arraigned on a charge OF rob-
berry to which they pleaded not guilty.
John NJ. Cunningham, charged with stab
bling with intent TO wound. and John
Peterson, charged with child abandonment,
were arraigned and pleaded not guilty