Omaha daily bee., 1913-11-18

/ make an attempt to have the Federation
OF Improvement clubs Of Omaha pass
resolutions opposing the purchase of the
Auditorium by the city.
Operation for Newspaper MAn-ollver
Brown, city editor OF the Kearney Hub,
underwent an operation for an infection
of the nose and throat here Monday. DIR.
w. f. Callfas performed the operation.
Mrs. Brown accompanied her husband to
the city and they are the guests Of MIR.
and Mrs. T. Hermanson-
PoR Not General - According TO the
railroad reports. the fog and drizzle is
confined entirely to the Missouri valley
section of the country. Back from the
river fifty TO 100 miles It was clear and
the sun was shining brightly. out In
Nebraska and Wyoming early morning
temperatures ranged from IS to As above
zero
Disordsrly Rouse inmates Fined
Bertha Love, sos South Thirteenth street.
proprletress OF a disorderly house, was
fined $50 and costs in police court. Three
inmates of the place each forfeited $40
cash bonds. Stella Marquette 40 South
Thirteenth street. was also fined $50
and costs, while four inmates each paid
s26 fines
Messenger skips with cash-Nels Mel
son, 2l2 South Twelfth street employed
as a messenger boy for the Reliable Mes
senger exchange. was given a 80 bill by
his employers Sunday afternoon for which
to secure change. Nelson failed to return
and the police were notified. No trace OF
the lad has been found either at his home
or about town.
asv. r. D. Tynsr II rIl--As a result OF
an exposure when he was awakened one
night last week as the parish house
caught fire. Rev. +. d. Tyner is suffer
ing with an attack of pleurisy He was
unable to conduct services Sunday at St
Andrews Episcopal church and is suT
confined to his bed at his home, 3S4S
Charles street.
Union Pacific Calendars Appear - The
Union Pacific calendars for 1914 have
made their appearance and are along the
same lines as former years, carrying the
familiar old shield in red. white and
blue. This year the company placed an
order for $4,000. Sent I'm a single ship
ment they would fiji one OF the largest
freight cars on the eompany's road.
Gets Heavy Pine for Thsft--Emma
Walker. eolored, residing in the Third
ward, was arrested Sunday night on COM
plaint OF Felix Manius. who stated In
court that Emma engaged him in con-
versaton at Tenth and Dodge streets.
and while talking with him she stole $50
from his vest pocket The Walker woman
was fined so and costs by Judge Foster.
Church Pair All wssk--A most pre-
tentious bazar will start this evening at
| Holy Angels school, Twenty eighth street
and Fowler avenue, and will continue all
week Arrangements have been made for
a musical program for each night with
chicken dinners Tuesday and Thursday
| evenings. The promoters say the chick
/ ems are TO be the real yellow leg variety
and milk fed.
Scales to be Buried HsrS-William
Scales, the old soldier who died here last
Tuesday while on his way from Cali
fornia TO Washington. was ordered by the
department at Washington to be buried
here. Stack & Falconer, undertakers
were ordered TO take charge of the body
and II will be laid 20 rest in the Grand
Army OF the Republic circle in Forest
Lawn cemetery. He was about so years
old and has no known relatives.
HAY Not Extend osmStsry-Clty com
missioneTs. iu committee OF the whole.
| told the directors of the Bohemian Gene
terry association that under the law their
burial grounds could not be extended.
The directors had purchased additional
ground adjoining their cemetery and the
residents protested against the burial OF
other dead in the neiShborhood. the pro-
I test being based on an ordinance pro-
hibiting extension OF graveyards or es-
tablishment OF new ones within the city
| limits.