Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
City Council, at Special Session,
Names School Primary Officers.
LIVE STOCK EXCHANGE SOCIAL
Arrangements Perfected for Card
Party and Dance is EHchanRe
ButIdinE NEXT Friday
EveninE.

EveninE.
The city council met IN special session
last night and appointed the foliowing
20 act a. judges and clerks At the forth
coming school board Primaries. which will
be held February q:
FIRST WARD
First Preclnct--Harry 8achman. A. Chris
Jensen; John Mcmillan Burton Rice J.
second Precinct-Edward Burson. n d.
Mann, John schultz. Frank Dworak. Jerry
SECOND WARD.
First Preoinct-Ed Edward Pivonka. steve
Mstcha, Joseph sterha, Anton suchy An
second Precinct-Frank Keesan. Louis
kratky, John Kline. J. NJ Tobias, Joseph
THIRD WARD
First Precinct-Nfichael Callahan. John
Newton William G. Schmidt. Charles
Remer Frank Radii
Second Precinst-Edward FenneIl. Joseph
Eggers, Herman Hakenholz. Phil Maggie
FOURTH WARD.
First Precinct-P j. Burke Fred Offer
man, William McDermott, Joseph Duffy,
second Precinct-Leo Kaufhold. ]. S. Nc
Laughlin, William McCraith, Lester Muir
phy' Daniel o'Connor.
FIFTH WARD
First Precinct--T. r. OCOnnor. B. n.
ssanger. John Urbansky. William Bentz,
andrew Proposki.
Gtlespi, Vincent Wrxesenski, John Jeness.
Anton Schmidt.
SIXTH WARD.
First Precinct-A NJ. Cissna, John Cissna
y A. Agnew, Thomas Geary. J. J. Fitz-
Second Precinct-Fred Moore. Kospsr
sAorwieh' j. l. Kubat r, J. Green. Joseph
SEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct-Henry Kali, Frank Ko-
1isls' Mike Fenton. A. Pool, Charles Cum
second Precinot-Frank Marshall. Sen
lamin Mundt, Con o'Donovan, w. II. Blu
paush. Joseph Byrnes
HOward's tabor ain.
Jerry Howard has sent Senator r. c.
Horton and Representative w. z. Taylor
bill to regulate the hours and wages OF
an adult labor. male and female. The bill,
ne says, II the same he introduced in the
'ast session Of the legislature and which
eot two readings, but was afterwards
Hhied' The bill provides that the minimum
wage IN all stores. factories. packing
houses and workshops shall be % cents
per hour where labor IL performed by the
hour, and where labor Is performed BY the
week the minimum wage shall r, s. per
week for day OF ten hours The duty is
cast on the deputy commissioner Of labor
OF enforcing the provisions OF the act.
waited says Jerry, ito see II any
thing was going 70 be done for labor ana
then when saw that the session was going
10 Be derelict so far as the workers are
concerned sent the bfi TO Senator Horton
and Representative Taylor I want the
women interested IN this question. because
Y the girls IN stores are paid a living wage
Il viii help to remove certain conditions
Of our cities life which everyone must de-
plore"
Mr.. Howard mentioned that when his bill
vas nrst published he was asked for copies
by Judge Ben Lindsey, Jane Adams. Sam
vel Gompers and other labor leaders and
philanthropists.
Exchange to give Social.
The Live Stock exchange will meet In
social session ct the Exchange building
next Friday evening. February "A. IL hav-
ing been decided to give a card party and
dance TO enable the members to become
better acquainted socially, and also to give
their lady friends an opportunity OF viewing
the improvements that have been carried
out AZ the Exchange building and the bank
Tie committee IN charge has arranged
Tor very pleasant program, including
dancing, card playing. refreshments and
other things that 80 70 make life enioya-
bic. and a large Rssemblage is ANTICIPATED.
The visitors certainly cannot but admire
the style IN which the addition 70 the
Exchange building has been erected. II 10
one OF the finest office edifices in the
country
The EnRIes' Basar.
The bazaar the local aerie OF the Fra
ternal Order OF Eagles is promoting to
raise funds for furnishing the new hall
Will he in
viii continue for week. The members
Of aerie No. la will march IN a body from
the old nest at Twenty-fourth and n
streets. headed by the Shamrock Drum
corps, to the hall at Twenty-thlrd and n
streets for the opening ceremony. Dona-
slons in goods and money to over 5000
have been received towards the bazaar. The
new home Is one OF the prettiest and most
comfortable in the state and the Eagles
have added fine building 10 enhance the
architectural features OF the city.
In Jail TIA sun shines.
You stay in Jail until the sun shines.
But that may be thirty days" III doesn't
matter; you stay In Jail" and forthwith
Albert Heflinger was transferred TO the
supervision OF Jailor Corrigan. Al mad
been arrested Thursday for drunkenness
When he came before Judge Callahan yes
terday morning he explained that he was
employed on the Mud creek sewer and
that not being able TO work on account
OF the rain he had too much time on his
hands and took toe much drink There
upon followed the Judgment OF the court
and now Al Is wishing for the lowering
clouds 70 disappear and Old Sol to smile
Ia triumph over their discontinue.
Inquest on GaIas.
The eoroner's investigation into the cir.