Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-27

Majestic ranges. r. G.. DE Vol Hdw Co. .
Noodring Undertaking company. Tel. S3s |
Lewis Cutler funeral director. Phone %.
Special Piano Sale at Hospe's this week |
% Broadway.
Artists and school supplies, Fauble Art
Shop, 35 Bway.
Pure blackberry juice and Virginia Dare
wine, j , Klein Co.
% per cent discount on framed pictures
and framing work all this week. H. BOT
wick, 2l S. Main ST.
The S, A. Pierce q Co. shoe sore Is now
open for business at their new loGauon,
so West Broadway, between feaIl anu
sixth streets.
SPECIAL SALE ALL THIs WEEK.
\ money saving opportunity. - per Cenl
I q5SSS5 ~ n AZ Borwi S 5s Sii south Main
The Citizens Improvement. club will hold
It's regular meeting this evening at the
held. '''-' '''''',,
william B. Baird died Tuesday at
Lincoln, Neb after a snort illness OF
pneumonia The body was brought here
last evening and taken to WoOdrings 10
await funeral arrangements. Mr.. Balrd
was 90 years old.
AT the regular meeting OF the Pottawat-
tahtie Tribe, No. n, Improved order OF
Redmen, this evening there VIII be work
IN the adoption degree. A large attend
aHce Is desired and all members OF the
degree team are urged to be present. Wis
itinB brothers welcome
Eagles will be held at the Masonic tenn
pie Thursday evening. 1t will be one OF
the big events OF the winter social season.
a large orchestra will furnish tho music,
and the big hail to be used Will permit
several hundred dancers on the floor at
the same time
Rev. James w. Williams yesterday united
in marriage at the Methodist parsonage,
Homer b. jackson OF sanborn, Ia, and
Miss Effie Jackson of the same place ana
at the home OF Mrs. Beach, 10 South First
street, he performed the same ceremony
for Albert s. Fegarden and Matte NJ.
Hulse7 both Of Boone, la.
Thomas Metcalf left last evening for
New. York tor the purpose Of spending a
week among the big wholesale and I'M
porting houses and selecting hts seasons
stock Of clothing and kindred merchandise
erbocker hotel Forty-second and ls-oad-
way, and will be faVorably located for
dispelling ennui In the evenings when his
shopping work for the day is finished.
The finances Of the Christian Home
orphanage continue encouraging features.
The donations for the week which ended
yesterday are stated in the home paper to
be i:Rrand total to the managers fund,
$A being 81 below the needs OF the week.
. deficiency in this fund as reported In last
weeks paper, S22S.O2, increasing deficiency
10 S229.O2. The grand total of the receipts
IN the. general fund for the past week
current needs of the week"
Arthur Davis, alias John Wright, with
stun other available names, entered plea
or guilty 90 the Indictment charging him
with entering the rooms OF a colored
Woman who had befriended him and steal
ing about 500 worth Of clothing, and was
Jail. Dsvis who is a negro. 'H has ' been
ln jail for several months. ed Henderson
frtm the Beno barn, also pleaded guilty
and received similar sentence.
After lying in jail for nearly three
months following his arrest In Tennessee
Arthur Hayes, the young negro porter
who robbed the Grand hotel cash drawer
ef nearly $3.50 and was accused Of break
telephones and stealing about $S5 more
entered plea OF guilty to simple larceny
sentenced to a term of thirty days In the
same jail. The nature Of the compromise
was not disclosed ~. t.,..
The funeral OF Mrs. Humbach, wife 'oi
Dr. w. p. Humbach, will be held thii
morning at st. Peters Catholic church al
ESQ o'clock. Requiem high mass win b,
celebrated with. Father McManus, deacon
Father SHINE of Omaha. sub-deacon, anC
Father stenson of Omaha master Of Ger
Smonies, Father SHINE prepared the de
ceased for death at the Omaha hospital
and Father Stenson was juvenile fSenI
OF Or. Hombach. The active pallbearer
win be Henry Rolling, John Calvin, Fred
- loney and A. b. Klein. Those who viii
act In an honorary capacity are Jacob Neu
mayer, Peter Wells, William Pfaff, Z. NJ
Egan. Henry Toller and Charles Paschal
Thomas c. Dorr a well drIller Of Council
Bluffs, has filed petition I'm the bank
tpptcy. lie lists debts to the amount o
which he claims as exempt, which includ
his well digging tools and household
furniture. The largest items In his asset
are two lots in McGee's addition, whicl
are listed at $500. Other articles ar
covered by ehattel mortgages. His debt
are distributed among a large number o
creditors, mostly local men, for household
expenses. The largest creditors are tn
Council Bluffs Savings bank, $50, and job
Ronneau, sos West broadway who is liste
as an indorser Of note for $50, Fou
newspapers are also among the creditors
World Herald, 81; Nonpareil s.; Dali
News, $3.50. The Crane Elevator company
Omaha is creditor for $S4
Mrs. A. l.. Wickes mother OF c. A
" ickes, died at the home OF her SON. 5,
Washington avenue, yesterday from gen
Woman of very strong character who too
the problems OF life with the confidence {
Presbyterian church, and was very carr
est In her church work She had pre-
nounced artistic ability and even o. ne
old age executed a number OF rema~6abl
strong oil paintings. She came to Counc
induced TO come here for the purpose /
attempting 70 establish a democratic dali
paper and has resided here continuousl
since The body viii be buried az Ianon
Ia, where some members of her famil
Who espoused the Mormon religion al
by two sons The second. Milo j. Wicke
resides at san Antonio, Tex, Brief funer
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The meeting OF the Woman's Christia
- temperance union held yesterday al n
home OF Mrs. Laura Baird, 1880 East Broai
way was largely attended An interestir
paper was read on the subject OF pea,
ana Arbitration by Nellie r. evans an
tLterWard discussed by those present IN
women placed themselves on record
strongly tavoring the movement TO secu
letter carriers freedom from work {
sunday and passed a resolution TO I'M
effect Arrangements were made for HI
eeheral meeting TO be held at the Duhl
library building ON February l. when tv
papers viii be read. one by Miss Eval
on What HAS the Liquor Traffic BOI
Tor woman ana the other by, Mrs RAN
ON the interesting theme What Can hi
Women 10 for the Liquor TrafficP" A
fansementS We're also made for the ~,
HHef- day OF the union Febrlar,
which will he the thlrtieth anniversary
the death Of Frances Willard and il n
genctaly observed Willard Memorial da
Application MAS made YESTERDAY. 10 Judi
Thornen hyf representative OF the III
weekly paIfrs polished in the county 4
judicial fuling upon the contention
the east end publications thar Pottawa
tamie county has two county seats in