Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-18
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

Ab Wy eleanlng or garments. TWu
Oily Dye Works. iO7 South Fifteenth
Best Dentistry west OF New York Dr.
kiekes. IA City Nauonal Bank Bldg.
oppsnhsim Eairdrsssing Parlors-h6ovsa
Eo-'-o-s-to city National Bank building.
James W. Hamilton has moved his Law
offices 70 suite us-7, new Omaha NauonaI
Bank building IN. Y. Life BldsJ
Tae Eeb. Savings loan Assn has
made 81 POSSIBLE for many families to own
their homes. 1905 FaInan street. Board
o. rade building. Omaha.
nun,mage sais-A rummage sale will
be need Dy me women OF the Good ,hep-
heIa church Octooer Is aud ~. The church
building at Tweutieth aud ohio streets viii
( be the scene OF the sale,
Dumont Suffers Ivy Poisoning-J r.
Dunout OF Duuiont d Son Is ,ou..u,d g.,
his home with an arm swollen by ivy
poisoning The aiiment is as painful as
usual, hut serious results are not expected
Omaha rubber Coz H. sprague
president. is showing a fine line OF every
kind OF rubber gooGs, inciuGing various
styles OF rubber coats and automobile &C
CeEsories, for very reasonable prices. lGOS
Harvey street, Just around the corner"
Colored Girl Dismisssd-No one APP
peared against Ida Houston. who was ar
rested saturday night charged with shoot
Ing Robert Brown, a negro fireman of the
spaidlnB street engine house at POO North
Twcnty-fifth street She was released
AoSun's Mate Arrivss-G. Anderson,
boatswains mate OF the first class.
formerly Of the battleship Georgia has been
assigned to duty at the local navy re-
cruitng office in the federal building. Mr.
Anderson reported for duty Monday morn
ing
In the Divorce Court-Divorce actions
as follows were begun In district court
Monday: Alena Mills against Arthur c.
Mills, Edgar e. Robinson against Birdie b..
Robinson. Elizabeth Robinson against
Oswald Z. Robinson, Alfred r. Hansen
against Mabel f. Hansen.
TRADE Exhibit Moves-Omaha Trade Tx
hibit which is Omahas only weekly COM
merCial trade journal. has removed its BUSH
ness and editorial offices and mechanical
department to commodous quarters in
the building recently erected by the Swartz
Printing company at IA South Fifteenth
street.
In Memory Of Judge Laks-On Tues
day morning, resolutions on the death OF
Judge George b. Lake will be presented in
the supreme court at Lincoln and sew
eral addresses made. Judge h. Wakely
as chairman, and b. e. b. Kennedy
Of Omaha, are members OF the committee
on resolutions.
Guild ana Campbell Back NJ Guild
and WIN A. Campbell OF the Commercial
club are home from Milwaukee where they
attended the annual meeting Of the Secre-
taries OF Commercial Clubs association Ac-
cording TO Mr.. Guild a wide range OF
topics was discussed and the meeting is
declared to have been a helpful one.
Crowley 60 Talk 20 0hemists-City
Chemist Crowley will present the main
paper at the meeting Of the Nebraska sec
ton OF the American Chemical association,
10 be held at Lincoln Saturday. October
p. Prof. Crowleys subject will be, "a
Contrast Of the Natural Resources Of Ne
braska and the Pacific Coast states"
Bridge Men to Dsnver-A special train
carrying delegates to the annual conven-
ton of Railway Bridge and Building asso-
Clation passed through Omaha Monday from
Chicago on the way to Denver where the
meeting Is to be held. There were eight
carloads OF the delegates, but no stop was
made In Omaha, the party arriving here
at G a. m.
Defended 1T States Expenso--Georgla
Watts, charged with murder, will be de-
Tended in district court by S. l. Gordon
and J. L. Haley. When she made affl-
davit that she has no means to employ
counsel in district court Monday. Judge
bstelle appointed the attorneys to defend
her at the states expense. She will be
tried some time within the next three
weeks.
Breakfast Rt x. n. o. A.-The Young
Mems Christian association third floor
cafeteria which has been an unusually
successful venture In the food-serving line,
began giving breakfast Monday morning
and will continue this service indefinitely.
The addition OF this meal comes because
OF many requests and because at the END
Of the nrst month of the new cafeteria It
has been found that the new plan is a
successful one financially
Annual Church AEsotIng-The annual
meeting Of the ST. Mays Avenue Congre-
gauonal church will be held Wednesday
evening at the church Officers and a new
board OF trustees will be elected. Members
OF the congregation will be informed that
the finances of the institution are in an
unusually flourishing condition. The pres
ent board Of trustees is headed by DIT. w.
&. Dean, the other members being Dr. J.
p, Lord, r. J. Dining. Judge C, A. Day.
Leroy Austin, c. b. Brown and c. Ii.
Ballard.
Prisoner wants Roloass-Habeas corpus
proceedings to bring about his release
from the county jail. where he Is impris-
oned for assault and battery lwere started
by NiCA GlOvich OF South Omaha in dis
triet court Monday. Judge Estelle granted
his application for a writ OF habeas corpus
and ordered Sheriff Bradley TO produce
him in court Tuesday morning. GIovich
was convicted OF assault and battery and
committed to the Jail for thirty days be-
cause he had no money with which to pay
q SO fine
Hohsmiana Observation-Disclosures to fight
against the prohibition campaign, a large
number OF Bohemans have formed a Bo-
hemian-American league The organiza-
ton was formed In meeting al the Ma
uonal Bohemian hall. at which many
prominent Bohemans made speeches.
Among those who talked were f. Kutak.
Frank Fixa. " Pospisii. A. E. Hovranek
and y Bandhauer Following were the
officers elected: President Or. F. A. sed.
lack; vice president. Anton Krecek: secre-
tary, " Fuks. and treasurer, V. h.
keAoutek.
Homesoskers Travel HsaVy-During the
last two weeks the rush OF homesaaEers