Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-20
BRIEF CITY NEWS

HAve Root rint II.
Egyptian Chocolates soe. Myers-Dillon.
oas, Flee Fixtures, Burgess-aranden.
ON. Mach. wta. Expert auto repairs.
silver Plating, ON. Plating CO. D.2535.
keep Your Money and valuablsH in tho
American safe Deposit vaults IN The
Zee building, Boxes rent for So per year.
Madame Mountford To Students
FIIlday at chapel AZ the University Of
Omaha, Madame Lydia Mountford the
chautauqua lecturer from Jerusalem,
spoke TO the students on Palestine and
Jerusalem.
Arrested for wife Dessrtion--An-
drew O'Kane was arrested by the po-
lice early yesterday on complaint
Of his wife, for deserving her. He was
arranged In court and took continu-
ance until November 90, in order to Sc
cure attorneys.
Four Pair want DivorosE--suits for
divorce, as follows. have been started in
district court; Elmira Sharp against
Charles i. Sharp; Harry i. Brown
against Anna p. Brown; Tallamsge f.
Brown against Helen c. Brown; Dora
.s5oyt against Ellis V. Hoyt.
ssseks Lost DauEhtsr-Mrs. Z. c.
Fettle. 2o14 Pierce street. reported to
the police that her 17-year-old daugh-
ter. Maud, disappeared from her home
last Friday and has not been heard
from since. She requests the police to
help locate her.
Funeral Of MIS-. Mary essfoy-The
funeral Of Mrs. Mary Geefey. who was
asphyxlsted In her home, llo2 North Six
tenth street, yesterday morning, will be
held at Coroner Crosby's undertaking
parlors this afternoon. Burial will be
in Forest Lawn cemetery.
Dentists Hold RArquet--Nearly a. score
OF Omaha dentists enjoyed q quiet tam
quet at the Hotel Millard Friday evening
Discussions of refractory patients,
tooth diseases, etc, occupied their at
tention after the banquet The dentists
hold similar banauets once a month.
Fur Collar Disappsars-Tressey
Payne, S205 Leavenworth street. became
interested in the pictures at the Elite
theater, No. 2, Fourteenth and Farnam
Htreets, last night. Her beautiful fur
bollar fell to the floor unnoticed. A ne
lgrp woman seated back OF her. picked il
- and walked out. Mrs. Payne notified
the police.
/High School clock Exhibit--A time
exhibit has been installed in the indus
y trial room at the Omaha High school
by Prof. L. c. RusIsel. 1t contains
models showing the evolution Of the de-
\. vices for telling time from the ancient
! hour glass up to the modern spring clock.
The devices shown include hour glass,
sun dial, notched candle, the watch and
the modern spring clock.
Arrested for BootleEging-United
States Deputy Marshal Hayes has re-
| turned from the Winnebago reservation
with James Sullivan of Tekamah, who
Acharged with introducing liquor on
thS Indian reservation and who in de-
fault of $1,000 bond fixed by Commits
sioner Singhaus of Tekamah was or
dered confined in the Douglas county
Jail until his case can be brought 10
trial. Sullivan, 1t is alleged, has been
taking a cheap grade of whisky, mixing
il with water and molasses and retail
ing it to the Indians at a great profit
Complaint by the reservation agent re-
suited in his arrest.
Pay Boxes on HarrSy Lins-The Har-
ney street car line is now equipped
with pay-as-you-enter-car The cars
we're first put on Friday morning. Al
though the cars afford greater convent.
ence to the car crew, the passengers
profit little by the change in the cars
New Tenant in Hartman Building
The Pacific Fruit Express company is
one of the latest tenants to move into thu
new Union Pacific headquarters, occu.
plying rooms on the eleventh floor This
company is an auxiliary to the Unior
Pacific and has formerly had offices II
the old freight depot down on Ninth
street 1t has to do with refrigeration anC
i-rigerator cars and is in charge of G
D. Van Renssalar.