Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-22
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Aavo Root Print Il.
Take your printing to the Timsa
Electric Zans--Burgsss-orands Co.
Thomas w. blackburn for congress.
Be- Dry CLEANING Of garments, Twin
City Dye Works. 4O7 South Fifteenth.
Make Your Savings increase your earn.
lngs by becoming a member OF Nebraska
Savings and Loan Assn. Earns I per cent
per annum 1909 Farnain ST.. Oniana.
Money TO Loan to Eoms Builders at
lowest association rates and easiest
methods of repayment. Nebraska Savings
ana Loan Assn. los Board Of Traue Bldg.
Bodies Are Moved-The bodies OK Mrs
bhzsDeth SCHNEIDER ana SON, Cni at Upn,
were removed from Prospect Hil cemetery
ana placed Ia the FANNY loo az kOrcs.
Lawn.
Receiver is Discharged. w. Thomas
has been discharged as receiver Tor the
american Savings bank, when Jailed SIX
teen years ago. BY subscription the stock
holders have paid all claims against the
institution.
BurmsEtsr IL Rettsr-Cherles r. Bur
mester, chief clerk in the money order de-
partment at the postoffice, who was
stricken with paralysis several days ago,
yet he is allowed no visitors.
sues for Husbands Death-Mrs Emma
ii. +. Pausen, widow OF Hans h. Pausen,
who was drowned at Florence in a settling
basin Of the Omaha Water company on
June Is, 1910. has started suit for damages
against the water company and George
DIAL foreman at the basin. for $500
In the Divorce oOurs--Maude NJ Adams
has brought suit for divorce against Chester
E Adams, alleging nonsupport The follow
ing DEGREES were granted: Lillian M. Har-
rison from Clarence Harrison, desertion;
Emma Osborn from Thomas b. Osborn,
desertioni Mollie Chapman from Charles
Chapman, nonsupport; Lydia Sorensen from
Martin sorensen, desertlon; Margaret Hof-
man from Gustsve II. Holman, cruelty.
1Gid-west ILoorporates--A corporation
known as the Midwest Aviation Meet com
pany. for the purpose of conducting the
Midwest Aviation meet at Omaha this
year. has been formed and articles of In
corporation filed with the county clerk
The company Is capitalized at $4,000, nc
person being allowed to hold more thar
five 500 shares. The incorporators are
]. J. Deright, Gould Dietz and Clark G.
Powell.
Infant sues for Tnjury-Fred Love.
tinsky, described in his petition IAN infant
% years OF age" has brought suit for S2O0
against the James Black Masonry & Con
tracing Co. for an injury he received Will,
working on the new City National banl
building, through his next friend, CARR,
Whitmore. He claims that on May H. 1910
while working near an elevator, he wal
struck on the head by a descending car
losing the sight of his left eye.
Saves Ancient 1adRs.-Charles L. Sykes
of Fort Worth, Tex, secretary TO assistan
general passenger and ticket agent North
ern Texas Traction company, a delegat,
at the ad mems convention. is the son o
the late State Senator Tracy p. Sykes o
Adams county. Mr.. Sykes has an emblem
OF the Ak-Sar-Ben of 1885, presented I,
his father, when the members of the legis
laturer were invited In a body TO pArtake o
the ceremony Of that year. His mother ha
cherished this remembrance OF Omaha ant
Mr.. Sykes brought the token with him.
Movak win TO stand-Judge Leslie O
the Douglas county court Thursday morning
handed down q decision In the will contes
case OF the late Mary Novak. admitting tn
win TO probate Mary Novak died May II
1870 leaving an estate estimated at $50
to Ernest p. Derck Three sisters conteste,
INC WILL IhdI6iks DSlNh AhO AiLAhOuCc'
Mrs. Novak IN his favor. The sisters wer
p Rose Tauchen. Omaha; Theresa Vondries
Klamath Falls, Ore; Josephine Lensins
Oak Park Ill. Judge Leslie held tina
undue influence by Derck had not bee
proven,
promotion Tor 0xiffin--L G. Griffin
who has peen thO general agent Of tn
Pennsylvania lir9s In Omaha since tn
death of w, ", Buchmum two years age
has been promoted to take the same posi-
ton In their Kansas City office. Next t
the office in Milwaukee the Kansas Cit
division is the most important position
outside of the offices the lines of tn
road itself. Mr.. Griffin, although his HON
is Ia Chicago. Is an Omaha man as he ha
been in positions here. chiefly win tn
railroads, since he was a boy. and conso
ers Omaha HIS town. His place will b
filled here by L. w. Blessig of the siou
City office of the Pennsylvania