Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-16
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Insane Man Breaks Away and Hides
in Lodging House.
WOULD LIKE TO BE SOLDIER
Dakota Institutions Refuse ADMIT
lance ON His AppIicatiOn-Comes
TO Omaha Account of
Asylum.

John Popecek, jr. an insane man, broke
away from his father, who was accom-
panying him through South Omaha to the
asylum. The young man ran up street
and hid IN the lodging house of ]. Freade.
The elder Popecek called the police to as
sist him and they soon found the young
man. He has a great liking for soldiers.
but fears all other people. He asked the
officers IL they were soldiers and they
readily affirmed that they were So the
young man walked with them quietly TO
jail Later he was turned over 20 his
father, who continued on his way to the
asylum. He came from Gregory S. ID.
He was compelled TO bring his son TO Ne
braska, since his afflction came upon him
before the family went to Dakota and the
authorities there refused to admit him to
the Dakota institutions.
Promotions at Packers National.
A. c. johnson has been elected cashier
Of the Packers National bank. and J. F.
Coad. jr., has been promoted to the posi-
ton of second vice president This election
was made by the board OF directors in
session Wednesday afternoon. MIR. Coad
has been cashier of the bank since the
resignation OF f. w. Clark several months
ago.
A. c. johnson is cashier of the Citizens
National bank at ST. Paul, Neb. He Will
assume his duties Immediately. He is well
acquainted in the central sections OF the
state and will, it is thought greatly widen
the influence of the local bank.
Good Reports from Finley.
GOOD reports have been received from K.
c. Finley at Manila, who left South Omaha
last fall to enter the government service.
He is at present located at san Fernando,
one of the outlying cities near Manila,
where he Is at the head Of body of native
artisans erecting new modern school Of
manual training and physical culture He
reports that he has enjoyed the best OF
health since leaving America and thinks
the climate of Luzon remarkably salupri-
Gus.
Council Bluffs to Play.
The Council Bluffs golfing team will play
a matched game of golf Sunday at the
South Omaha Country club. The plan is
to play nine holes in the morning and nine
after dinner at the club. The golfers VINO
arrive in time will take the 10 o'clock car
to the grounds Three automobiles are
provided to leave Twenty-fourth and N
streets at 1890 a. m. The rest of the play
ers will arrive at IL and Il a. m. and play
the first round before dinner is served. A
THE NEBRASKA SHOE AND CLOTHING
HOUSE, SOUTH OMAHA.
Specials for Saturday, July 16
Mems $3.50 and $500 suits, one day only.
$3.50. In this group of suits you will find
exceptionally good values; you will find
plenty OF style, plenty of good, choice pat
terms TO select from and our usual guar
antee with every suit. $3.50 and $500 suits,
- Iarr z.,lar "A
CIAL. An all wool, good, honest boys suit.
some have two pairs of pants. all are cut
right up to the very style, we'll made,
large variety of patterns. S4OO and 500
values. Saturday only. $3.50 Mems poros-
knit union suits for hot weather wear. well
made. good fitting, both long and short
sleeves, s1.00 values. Saturday, July 16,
SOC per suit.
Magic City Gossip.
Miss Mary M. Kelly has gone on visit
to remnant, la.
Mrs. c. E. Scarf has been visiting at
Bucklin, Mo-, during the week.
M. G. Zerbe and family are spending their
vacation IN Butter county, Nebraska.
Mrs. Howard Heynan will entertain the
women OF the Baptist ohurcn Friday after
noon.
PHONE SOUTH sss for case of JET
TER GOLD TOP. Prompt delivery to
any part OF city. William letter.
Mrs Cornilla Swoboda, Thirty fourth and
streets, Is entertaining Miss Sophia
Landerfeld of Dodge Neb.
Miss Mollie zila OF Cedar Rapids, Ia, is
the guest OF her cousins, Miss Albie Carl
ston and Mrs. f. Marecek, loo South TWen-
tieth street
STORz Delicious Bottled Beer delivered
promptly to your residence. Phone So 1881
kro1trick & Maslow ky.
The city treasury is to serve notice on
the telephone companies TO make their an
nual statements on which to base the occu-
patton tax levy.
"Died of Pneumonia"