Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS


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Eake TouE Printing to the Times.
aaa Fizturos-nurgesa-o 90.
ship Tour Endss 70 Smith. Omaha
minshhst Photographs. 18th q Farm.
Asst Dry Cleaning Of garments. Twin.
city Dye Works. t0 South Fifteenth.
Bsat Dsntistry west Of New York DR..
Pickles, IA city National Bank building.
Youth ana Health should be taxed 20
provide for old agei a savings account
Wit the Seb. Savings q Loan Assn win
start you right 1909 -arnam. r. OF T. BLDG.
ohiotan DinnsF-The Ladies' Aid So
piety q the Church of the Good Shepherd,
TwsHtisth and Ohio streets. will give
chicken dinner Wednesday evening from
sac To fls0.
How " ths Auto7-If you let us equip
pour auto It will always be right All KINDS
Of FubhsT goods. The Omaha Rubber CO..
~ ID, sDrasue. president, 16B Harney
atrest-''just around the corner"
Captain EaEs Returns From Iowa
Captain IA. p. Haze Of the United states
marshai's office has returned from Pella,
Ia, to which place he went Friday with
she body Of his mother. who was buried in
The family lot at Pella.
Dundee 70 Give DonasionH-It was an
RounCed Monday that residents of Dun
dee who intend making donations 70 the
Thanksgiving offering for the Old Peo-
pies home are to deliver their donations
~ the Dundee school house Tuesday OF
next week.
Charged with violating Contract Labor
LAWS - Themisocles Cflauotis, charged
with violating the laws Of the United
Statos relative 20 importing foreign labor.
was arrested in Denver last week on re-
guest 81 the Omaha authorities. Glauotis
was brought TO this city Monday morning
by Deputy Marshal Clark of Denver, and
he will be arraigned before Commissioner
Anderson for preliminary hearing.
Crowd ~ the RsooptiOn-somewhere
between 10000 and 10000 people visited
the City National bank and building dur
tng the formal opening. Tab was kept
on the elevator service and 1900 persons
are known to have ridden to the sixteenth
floor This may be multiplied by three
or four to get the number who filed
through the new bank quarters. Every
woman who went behind the bank cages
was given a rose and 1000 flowers were
distributed In this way. Many visitors
Yere on hand Monday, also. The enormous
prOwd was due 20 the advertising Of the
aDeninH.
Delegates 60 oOmmORolal Congress -
Omaha and Nebraska will be represented
by G0VernoF shallenberger and Henry +.
Clarke, ST., at the Transmississlppi Com
msrcial congress which eonvenes at San
Antonio, Tex, November "a, ana lasts
until the 25th. Mr.. Clarke has been III
for some days and is SIN confined to his
poems Ia the neF Grand, but he expects
30 be we'll enough TO attend the congress.
senator Stone Of Missouri and many other
promlnsnt msn will attend the congress-,
which u a large and important affair.
AEr, Clarke leaves Omaha Saturday morn
kng 70 toih the delegation from Kansas
city,
9chRsta ASGAlzu g0ttls6 - RathsE than
starry their divorce fight TO compilation,
bLr, and Mira Julius H. aOhuhtt oOmpro-
pnisSd and settled thsiE differences before
buags George A Day in the equity dlS-
sion 81 district court Monday. By the
farms Of settlement Mrs. Schustt Is given
3 dsOrbe Of divorce and Mr.. sohustt deeds
b her two houses and lets, valued at
about 10000; Mrs. schustt Is given custody
" the only minor child. who is years old,
pna Mr.. sehnett Is ordered 70 pay his
gprmsE wife go a month until ths child is
ts years old. Judge Day siERed a decree
paFTying these provisions. Children OF the
couple testified against their father. Judge
Day Expressed regret THAI Il should be
necessary for them 10 do so and lTaised
i J. Plata and john q, Kuhn for bring
ing about 9 settlement that saved the
shildren and parents tBEther suffering,
Ne urged the children 10 DO faithful To
beth thsiF parents regardless of their dif-
esSenoeA