Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26


For Sale Groom house. 723 sixth Ave.
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel S59.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director Phone 81.
PURE GOLD WEDDING RINGs-LEF-
FERTS.
Hunters, take notice! See J. J. Klein
co. for pure WHISKY
See the new 1911 wall paper patterns at
Borwick's. III South Main street
Oculists' prescriptions accurately filled
Store.
20 per cent discount this week on photo.
glyphy materials. Fauble Art SHOP 553
Broadway.
Have your glassea fitted or repaired by
J.. w. Terry opticisn, All Broadway,
office With George Gerner.
The 8. A. Pierce Co. shoe store iS now
open Tor business at heir new location,
b23 West Broadway, between Pearl and
Sixth streets.
John Davis, a negro waiter employed on
Northwestern dining car was in police
court yesterday charged with assaulting
his conductor. He put up SIS bond for his
appearance.
Judge Wheeler in the district court yes
terday granted divorce to Myrtle Clark
from Lorenzo Clark. The grounds alleged
were cruel and inhuman treatment. They
were married on May 4. 1904.
Excelsior lodge No 249, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, VIII meet in special
communication this evening AZ 1880, for
work in the third degree All Master Ma
sons are invited to attend. Refreshments
served.
The time OF the district court yesterday
was consumed BY hearing the suit brought
by Matthew German against A. A. Clark
Cor In which the interest charged sew
eral financial transactions in connection
with the purchase Of a piece of property
on Harrison street are involved.
Mayor Maloney and City Treasurer True
who went to .Des Moines to assist in en-
nTr-r auNr he 81 A.
vote for the terminal tax bill, returned
very much disguBted over the fight. The
vote Of Senator Smith Of Shelby county
brought down the wrath Of the Bluffs men
particularly.
In the federal court yesterday. Judge
Smith Mcpherson granted the application
81 the plaintiff In the suit brought by
Henry A. Van Brunt against the Pontiac
Carriage company to remand the case to
the district court The suit was originally
started in the district court and was taken
70 the federal court by the defendant, q
nonresident corporation.
The choir of the First Congregational
church to the number Of about thirty
five, was delightfully."- entertained at the
parsonage by DR. and Mrs. smith Thurs
Gay evening after the rehearsal Mrs.
Smith had arranged an impromptu pro-
gram OF songs, guessing contests and good
stories, which filled zip an hour or more
with jolity, and then the guests were
served with ice cream and cake. The
choir, bunch Director Coker is more than
pleased with his choir and the rapidity
with which they are rounding into unity
OF expression.
To show Captain Teller of No. hose
company that II is bad luck to have just
1928 In his pockets sneakthief invaded
the sleeping apartments of the men on
ing the Rock Island freight house fire
and stole 500 of II. He left the 10 cents
as reminder that II is also unwise to
leave money unguarded at this time Of
year Captain Teller had left his cash
in the trousers he wears when he is not
fighting fires at night. The thief was
fer's trousers and did not modest those
left equally carelessly by the other men.
There was money In all of their pockets
and some OF them had considerably more
than the captain.
While trying to burn up the rubbish that
had accumulated during the winter, fire
started on the premises OF Mike Blervih al
11l2 Fourteenth avenue crept into a shed
and burned IL and also a small barn ad.
Joining before the firemen could reach the
place. The building was located near the
south Side OF the Milwaukee and Union
Pacific yards, and blazing embers, carried
By the strong, south wind. fell among the
thousands OF box cars on the combined
trackage. Inspector Schonberg OF the Mil
waukee, eXtluguished fires that had been
started In half dozen OF the cars and the
Union Pacific yard employees also had some
business OF the same nature to look after
About 500 damage was done on the Blervih
place, covered by $50 insurance.
The cast that will be in Seven DAYS
when Messrs Wagenhals and Kemper
present this comedy tonight is composed OF
players who have been at the Aston the
alter in New York where this piece is in The
second year OF Its run. A feature of this
run is that II went through the summer
gaining FOR Seven Days" the distinction
OF being the only comedy that has ever re
manned all summer In New York This
shows that Seven Days has greater pop.
ularity than any other COMEDY has ever
had, Speaking of Seven Days" Var
Norden's magazine said: Every one Is
compelled TO laugh for two hours and q
densed on the stage. marvellous amount
Of fun is manufactured in Seven Days.
But II would take seven days to make clear
the fun of this farce In words. II mus
be seen to be appreciated"
Rev. Daniel Polling, ID. D., field secre.
tary OF the United Christian Endeavor so
Ciety, will give an address at the FRS
Christian church OF this city this evening
At o'clock. This meeting will be pre-
coded by banquet and reception in tn,
basement OF the church at Z o'clock, 4
which ali are invited A musical ant
literary program has been arranged 10
In connection with the meeting at ocloCl
and all those interested In the Christian
EndeaVor work are cordially invited
There will be no admission charged Rev
Mr.. Polling comes very we'll recommended
not only as instructive speaker. bu
one that Is able TO stir the hearts OF nj
hearers. He will not only speak in tn
interest OF the international building Il
Boston, but will also talk along all line
OF Christian EndeaVor work The meet
ing Is open TO the public and Il Is hope,
that all will avail themselves of this op
portunity TO hear DIR. Polling.