Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-23
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Woman Falls from Car and Sustains
Fractured Skull.
JAIL DELIVERY
Ground Broken Saturday for sauae-
Vile Theater BuiIding-ReitS-
fous Circles Interested In
Entertainment.

having forged certain checks, added 10
his doubtful accomplishments last night
bv attempting a jail delivery from the
South Omaha police station
The accidental falling of piece OF
iron with which Barshalis was Workihs'
attracted the notice of Desk Ofncer Joe
plask, who investigated the matter aud
prevented the ESCAPE of Barsballs.
BarsbaIls was recently discharged In
the criminal court on charges Of passing
useless paper. Later he was arrested
by the South Omaha police N the shs-
picion of having passed forged paper ag-
gregating $50 He was being held Tor
this at the time of his attempt ID escape.
Investigation by the police revealed the
fact that Barsballs had fashioned tools
for himself by stripping the hangers
from the steam pipes in the jail. The
police say he had selected weak spot
near one Of the ventilators on the south
end of the jail. and that half hour
more would haze marked his successful
Jail breaking. Barsballs was securely
locked up following the discovery OF his
attempt to break jail
FAILS OH stftet Snfs
Mrs. Mary Bouyosky, Twenty ninth and
T streets. fell from Ralston car yes
terday evening at o'clock and sustained
a fracture of the skull. Mrs. Gokiusky
is understood to have fallen off the car
at Twenty-ninth and @ streets. where she
attempted to alight. DR.. William Faux
attended the injured woman. who was
10 hn9Dffal n
operation revealed probable fracture OF
the skull. The woman is in serious
condition.
BANQUET for BowIers.
Closing a successful bowling season the
Magic City and Packers leagues will hold
a banquet at the Live Stock exchange on
the night of Thursday. APRIL =.
During the last season both leagues
have won laurels at home and abroad.
At home the average work of the men
has been Of the highest and abroad. at
the Minneapolis. Detroit and Chicago
tournaments, either as teams or individu-
ais. the South Omaha bowlers won recog-
milton.
1t is whispered in bowling circles that
this season marks the passing OF the
Packers league, which will be ANAL
gamated with the Magic City league.
Among those who took prominent part
in the games this season are Herb Gar
low. George Gribble. p. ]. Martin, Lew
Etter. John Briggs. Frank Lepinski,
James Fitzgerald, Ben Hull and others.
Religious Play Planned.
OF interest to religious circles Of the
city will be the dramatic-religious per-
Torrance portraying the Scottish refor-
nation story OF John Knox as opposed
TO Mary. Queen Of Scots. The entertain
ment will be given under the auspices
of st. Lukes Lutheran church at the
High school auditorium on April Is and n.
The participants In the play are from
South Omaha and Omaha and will num-
Der 10. Miss Louise SCHMIDT will have
the role Of Queen Mary and Rev. William
A. Pollock will play the role of Knox.
The play will conclude with a stereonr--
con display including eighty-five views.
Break Ground for Theater.
Saturday ground was broken for the
first large theater ever erected In South
DoIezai and Rudolph Yechout, who will
invest a sum In the neighborhood OF
$1,000 The new theater will stand on
the corner OF Twenty-fourth and NJ
streets and will be built OF brick and
concrete. II will be a vaudeville house.
holding membership in the Western
Vaudeville circuit. and viii cater to the
best class of citizens.
Mrs. John Daugherty.
Mrs. John Daugherty, 10 years old. died
at her home. 4l12 7 street. Saturday even
denly from heart failure. She leaves a
husband and six children. The children
are John. william. Frances. Edward.
Arthur and Margaret. Funeral services
will be held Tuesday at the residence.
Services will also be held at st. Mary's
church. Interment will be in st. Marys
cemetery.
Central school Entertainment.
Pupils and teachers of Central school
united last Friday evening in a welcome
TO May in which a very pretty and ap-
propriate program was rendered. Nearly
100 persons gathered to witness the efforts
of the pupils. The program was as fol-
lows:
"welcome to May" eighth grade.
Piano solo. Fairy Kisses, Julia Fried.
Reading, Little Fritz" John Kingrey.
blossom Bells" girls chorus.
THE Archer" eighth grade.
Reading. Little Cousin Jasper" HELEN
Kubat.
Plano duet, "Humoresk, Kathryn
winterbottom and Julia Fried.
Where the Flag is Full Of stars" boys
chorus
solo. Jest A'wearyin' for You." Celia
Lipofsky.
Nebraska" eighth grade
Reading, "Aunty Dolefurs VISIT" Ella
Humpal.
Harp solo, William Smith.
Piano solo. Evening Shadows" Kath-
Tyn Winterbottom.
Good Night eighth grade.
The musical numbers were under the
direction Of Miss Stella Holmes. who con-
Quoted the eighth grade orchestra.
Firemen Laid Off.
in order 10 keep within the sppropria-
tons of the department the Fire and
Police board laid off eight firemen and
eight policemen Saturday.
Magic City Gossip.
wauted-Good paper hangers. Tel Jay
Trap. South 2lS
Mrs. AL Smead of Minden. Neb., is
visiting her parents for a few days.
Mrs. James Doty Of Shenandoah. Ia,
and Mrs. L. W. Aldrich of Council Bluffs
visited with Mrs w. NJ Doty over Sum