Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-21
BRIEF CITY NEWS


~@-sNs AlANhIeht Bur geHh-0rAuuens
ON Mach. wks. Mach. & Pat Drafting
"Vietrola Concert az z N O. A "A
Nictrola concert was given IN the social
room in the lobby Of the Young Mems
Christian association Tuesday evening be-
fore good sized audience
Mixer TAKES q Tumble-A concrete
mixed al the new Woodmen OF the World
building slipped on its base yesterday and
broke two steam pipes. allowing a cloud
Of steam 20 escape. Nobody was injured
Sentenced for Assault-Joseph Cara
none. the Italian charged with attempted
criminal assault upon q 4-year-old child.
pleaded guilty before Judge sears in
criminal court Wednesday and vas
given an indeterminate sentence of two 10
fifteen years in the penitentiary.
Fodrea on salesmanship--The Bust
ness Efficiency club met Tuesday night
In the Young Mems Christian association
assembly room Penn p Fodrea, editor
OF the Omaha Trade Exhibit. delivered
an address to the young men on The
Relation ~ Salesmanshp with Advertis
ing"
Judge Estelle Is Reoovering-Judge
Lee Estelle is slowly recover
ing from appendicitis and his physicians
cay they believe there no longer is cause
for anxiety The fudge was able to sit
up a little Wednesday. He is expected
to be able to be about town again in ten
DAYS on two weeke
wants His Wages-Charles Rosenber-
ger alleges nlcgal garnishment OF cAempt
wages in a suit Tor S3S filed against jus
tice Of the Peace Edward Leeder In
tanned a garnishment action Of w F
Wilson against Rosenberger. The plain
tiff wants his money and the balance for
damages
Sues for Divorce-Bertha A Garrison
started suit for divorce against William
E Garrison in district court Wednesday.
Asks More Damsges-Mrs Matilda L.
Aderson started suit against the city in
district court Wednesday, alleging that
1t failed 10 allow her sufficient damages
for sacrifice Of her property for the eN-
tension of the North Central boulev ard.
She ~ flowed Sl4I5 and asks $3.50
Boys "a Girls Paroled--Cases Of the
seven and four sir who had an all
night pll,y in Miller park last Sunday
night were disposed Of b. Judge KENNEDY
In Juvenile court Wednesday. The boys,
except one VINO is not IN jurisdiction OF
the court, were psroled TO Captain F. o.
Hassnlsn of the First company n engi-
neers. Nebraska National Guard: the
girls were paroIed to their parents. ex-
eept one, who was sent to live with
friends IN trcnloac
Commercial Course at High schsol--
The Omaha high school commercial
department has installed sixteen new
typewritersc this making a total of THIRTY
machines now in the department all of
standard makes Prof L. Q. Rusmisel.
head of the commercial department plans
TO install adding machines. multigraph
machines and other up-to-date equip
ment. Since the new two-year vocational
commercial course has been naugurated
the enrolment in the commercial depart
ment has increased to the number Of l75.
Rest Days ACCESSIBILITY an order is
sued by Principal Kate McHugh of the
Omaha high school the time-honored
rest, days Of the school were abolished
on account of the short recitation periods
OF the double sessions. The edict will go
into effect at once and hereafter lessons
will be assigned in each subject daily. but
they will be shorter than before. In the
past there has been one day of each
week in each subject when no lesson was
assigned thus making but four days a
week in which the students had to pre-
pare recitatcns
Gets Dogs from HiB Fsrm-Five littls
dogs so small that they look like toys
instead of live full-grown cInines, ar
rived by express Tuesday at Arthur
Brandeis farm. Mr.. Brandeis purchased
them from a dealer in Guadajara, Jelisco,
Mexico, and they have been in transit
for nearly a week. The dogs are what
are known as the Chihuahua breed and
are the smallest of the canine family In
the world. 81 got EN- for my farm and
/ am going to try to raise a bunch, but
know someone will steal EN- all" said
Mr.. Braindeis, as he gszed fondly at his
pets.
Sovereign Commander speaks-The
Iowa FraterEal congress came to a close
in Des Moines Wednesday morning with
the address OF ]. {. Root, sovereign COM
mander Of the Woodnen Of the World.
Mr. Roots talk was upon the subject VI
the Noble BIZ and received hearty
applause from the 200 delegates who heard
Il. Other Omaha speakers who addressed
the convention were Dr.. @, II, SShleh.
national lecturer Of the Woodmea Of the
World, Mrs Emma B. Manchester and
John W Siger. All Of the Omlhans oc-
oupieG pl ointment places CT the program
PTizSs for csreOoning-rhe awarding
o. AS -!-s- ~ t.-s r.@s - as C.rl5'
tan assoc. alton cartoOniaS and illustrat'
ips contest Is completed. che three judges
Doaae Powell Of -he Omaha Bee. Mr.
BleosAart Of the Daily News and Mr.
RAcA- 80 the Omaha IonsteD wera lYpani
nous in their choice OF the first three
places They awarded the first prize,
years membership In the Young Men''
Christian association, to ". Sehnoor; tn
second prize OF a six months member
ship went to Glen Churchill. and II. L
Schonlcfn captured third prize and re
ceiYed three months membership tiolIs
for his work.