Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-23

OF a shave. The suit was started Scs-
terday in Judge Collins court ana IN
wolves 90 cents which Peter Sar says is
altogether too much for denuding his
classic features of their hirsute decora-
tions. Particularly he intimates that
Steve Gravich holds no diploma from the
barber's college and that, in fact he is
no true artist. He complains that In any
case the price is too much. Craven
says that the price was based on the
graduated scale of schedule K. and asks
that the court order Peter Sar to pay
the 60 cents forthwith.
Not being a good republican. Judge
Collins admits he is somewhat handi-
capped in coming to a decision on the
point. His honor. after perusing the
recommendations of the tariff commits
sion on wool schedules. stated that he
would probably refer the case to the
commerce court at its next session.
Hog Injuries Child.
Herman Sweetenak, the f-year-old son
of ]. Sweetenak Of Fifty-second and Q
streets, had the index finger Of his right
hand chewed off yesterday morning by
a large hog confined in pen near the
Sweetenak home. The child was iureo
near the pen where the hogs are con-
fined when the hired man went to feed
the animals yesterday morning. An ear
Of corn was dropped outside Of the PEN
and little Herman picked 1t up and at
tempted to feed it to one of the hogs
The animal chewed the little fellows s
finger off before assistance arrived. The
child was taken to Omaha, where he was
treated by physicians.
Marian Park.
For fine acre tracts, low prices, easy
terms. Man on ground Sunday afternoon
Cali us. Make appointment. A. w. Jones
company. ...
Magic City Gossip.
Harold Hancock is rapidly recovering
from an operation at his home.
John McAdams left Saturday for a trip
to Sat Lake City and other points in
the west
CHARLES Rapp leaves this week for Tor
onto, C..nada,, where he will spend tie
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wurnbach leave to-
day for Fremont where they will attend
the Lutheran Orphanage Home picnic.
Miss Zadia Ralston of Humbolt ART
zona, was the guest of Mrs. J. NJ.
Caughey and Mrs. Pinnell.
The auxiliary Of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians will meet Tuesday evening
at the home Of Mrs. P. ]. Farrell to
transact business of Importance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Blankenship of
Peru, Neb., will be the guests of Mr..
wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Blankensiip
was solemnized last week at Peru.
The Womens Christian Temperance
union will hold their annual picninc
Junt q at Florence with Mrs. c. ".
Smith. They will start from Twenty
fourth and e streets at 10 o'clock. All
are cordially invited.
Epworth League meets at o'clock at
Brass chapel, with Mr.. F. l., Cummings
Persecution Has Extended the Knowl-
edge Of God
Chicken dinner Sunday. Atlas cafe. 40S
North Twenty-fourth. .
Mesdames Caughey and Pinnell enter
tanned at an evening party TUESDAY ev-
ening for their guest, Miss Zadia Ralston.
Those present were: Misses Mccullough,
Abbott, Conley, Schindel, Ralston; Messrs.
McCulloch, Abbott, Conley, Foley, Schin-
del and Cheek.
Try the Atlas Sunday chicken dinner.
40S North Twenty-fourth.
p. ]. Martin Dana Morrill,, Del Pearce
and John Amos returned yesterday from
a weeks outing on Dewey lake, In
Cherry county, Nebraska. All the sports
men exhibit countenances Of decidedly
rubicund hue. They tell stories of fine
weather, good fishing and marvellous luck.
But it is all in the telling,
Family Sunday dinners a speciality.
Atlas cafe, 4OS North ,Twenty:7fourth.
The burial Of Jaraslow Coda, the
months old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Coda, will be held this afternoon
at 3 o clock from the family residence,
1888 Jackson street, to Laurel Hill cene-
terry. The deceased was one of triplets.
The surviving twins are healthy.
Cool dining room, fine service. Atlas
cafe, 40S North Twenty-fourth.
A series of parties We're given this
week in honor of Mrs D. L. Holmes,
including a bridge party Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. J. M. Tanner Mrs. A. P.
Durkes, assisted by Mrs. w. r. Sage, en-
tertained at whist at the home Of Mrs.
Durkes Friday afternoon: Mrs. c. a.
Melcher entertained at an evening rarity
Friday.
Atlas Sunday dinner 11:30. 4OS North
Twenty fourth.
Mrs. R. E. Schindel assisted by Mrs.
A. Dudley, entertained at bridge Wednas-
day afternoon. Tables were arranged fer
Mesdames j. Rose, H. Tumble. B. Harry,
F. Prucka, Orchard j. 1n.mhel. G.
Francisco, w. Bavinger, N. r. Bryson.
G. Bulla. Ed Burson, A. Dudley, A.
Flower R. NJ. Laverty, T. Patke" r. r.
schindel, w. B. Tagg, II. O'Shea, II.
To Rent-Two furnished rooms. 414
North Twenty-second.
Mr. and Mrs. George Paddock gave
beautifully appointed dinner Wednesday