Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-01
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Haee Noot Ffint IA 81
Gold Meph Bags-Edhoim, Joweler.
n y. swoboda-certi.iea
Lighting Fixtures. Bursess-Granden Co.
Strictly homo-mads pies, Her Grand Cafe.
hinshart- Photographs. 18th & Fsrnam.
lseo-National EAfs Insurance. uo-1s1e
charles e. Ady. General Agent. Omaha
Try Us First Tor Embellishments
Ficl Co. 141s Fsrnam st. Both Phones.
Equitable Life Policies. aiGht drafts At
maturity. H. %. EeeIy. manager. Omaha
Keep x0nr Money ana vslnables In the
American safe Deposit Vaults In the Bee
building. 81 rents a box
whsrs can you start monthly deposits
Of 81 TO $40. earning 6 per cent dividends?
At the Nebraska Savings and Loan Assn.
lOe Board Of Trade building. Farnam 81.
q. U. carter Fnes in Bankruptoy-Glcn
Uhl Carter, a merchant of Omaha. has
filed his voluntary petition in bankruptcy
N the United States district court. LA
bilities, N.os4.29; assets, s1,H4.
Final D~isshargss In Bankruptoy-FinaI
discharges in bankruptcy have been granted
by Judge w. H.. Munger In the United
States district court to AndrewA Erickson
OF FHnerton, siIas Il. Wright OF Bethany
and Willis J. Yates of Omaha.
twelfth ward Improvsrs on Latsrals-
A special meeting Of the Twelfth Ward
Improvement club has been called for
Wednesday night for the purpose Of dis
cusslng grading and lateral sewers. The
club will meet at 521O North Thirtieth
street.
Arrested on Charge Of Trying to Cut
Al Harper. a colored porter. has been ar
rested by officer Anderson and charged
with an attempt TO cut and wound John
Smith Saturday night on Burt street.
Harper lives at Twenty-sixth and c
streets, South Omaha.
David J. Lees divorce suit Dismissed
Mrs. Maud w. Lee, wife OF David J. Lee.
a city fireman. won a victory in district
court when Judge Estelle dismissed her
husbands petition for divorce, Lee charg-
ing extreme cruelty. There was consider
able testimony that Mrs. Lee is a well be-
haved young woman.
Walt Jardine Comes to his Rsacue-
Jess N. Rhodes, who embezzled $50 from
the Merchants Express and Transfer COM
pany, has escaped lightly through the &C.
tivity OF Walter s. Jardine, his former en-
ployer. Judge sutton wished TO parole
Rhodes, who is q young man. and Mr.. jar
dine agreed that Rhodes should he paroled
to him and since then has found the youth
a job.
Transforming New York Life building
More than fifty men are now at work on
the Omaha National Bank building, trans
forming II for the use of the bank. Tenants
in the east part OF the basement have va
Gated and the workfnen are now preparing
that part Of the building for the safety de-
posit vaults and for the savings depart
ment Of the bank, Additional men will be
put to work as fast as they may be used.
Tang1sr Temple Plans DiG Reception
Tangier temple. Mystic Shrine, is planning
for a notable reception and ball to be given
at the Rome hotel on Thursday evening,
February "a. 1t will be In the nature Of a
greeting to the newly elected Officers Of the
temple. but will be open to all members
and their families. Tangier temple has
1900 member in Omaha and the surround
ing towns, and a large percentage of the
membership is expected to be present at
the reception.
Frederick Whitton Pushes Eis work
Frederick Wilton, vico president of the
Thompson-Starrett company, contractors
putting up the Brandeis thoater and office
building, Is in Omaha overseeing the work.
Mr.. Whitton was here a week ago. and II
was under his orders that $50 men were
put to work last week and great progress
made. Mr., Wilton is in charge OF the
western buildings of the company and
makes the rounds every week to the work
being done in Omaha, Chicago and Clevs-
land.