Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-28
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Gave root Print Tt---Now Beacon Press.
Life Tns.S Yes. rsnn Mutual Gould.

Life 1ns.1 You. Psnn Nutuax Gould,
Xmas LiRhtinr--Burgess- Granden Co,
Fidelity Storage q Van Oo.--DouR. 1878.
We Can Get You PsF Cent on your
money: good security. Hastings g. Hey
den, 1914 Harney street
Sears May Get Juvenile DookSt--ralk
about the district court is to tho effect
that Judge Sears may be assigned tho
Juvenile docket for next year.
plumbers Give . Danoe--The master
plumbers gave a dance at the Moose
club Friday evening. Refreshments wero
served and q large crowd was in attend
anoe
women 20 Celebrate Hanukah--The
Ladies' auxiliary of the Bats Hamedrost
Hagodel synagogue will give a Hanukah
festival sunday evening at the syna-
gogue. Nineteenth and Burt streets.
JewSlry ana Pennies Stolen-I. p.
| Byrnes. 81 North Thirty-first street, re.
ports to the police that thieves gained
entrance to his house Friday evening
and carried away jewelry valued at $50
and 81 in pennies.
Arrested for Stealing Tools-J. D.
Richie of Council Bluffs was arrested
for the theft Of a kit OF tools from a
workmans sack at Forty.eighth and
IIarney streets Ritchie will be tried
Monday morning in police court.
Ksrlin Operated on--Paul J. Kerlin.
second wire man at the Associated Press
! rooms at nights, was operated on az a
local hospital for appendicitis. He came
out of the operation splendidly and his
| rapid recovery Is looked for.
Passes worthless Cheok--viola Burns,
Twenty-fourth and Binney streets. was
arrested for passing worthless check
for $50 on Antoine Thompson. grocer at
T'wenty-third and Leavenworth streets.
She will be arraigned In police court
Monday morning,
Powell II eeovsring-Assistant Gem
eral Freight Agent Powell Of the Illinois
Central. who has been down with typhoid
fever for a month or moro, Is on the
road to recovery. His fever has b0Gn
broken and his physicians say that It will
be but few days until he will be able
TO be out and attend to his duties.
D. Olsm Deaver Laid up-D. Glenn
Deaver OF the Burlington homeseeklng
department ID confined to his home by
an illness that his physicians believe will
not be attended with serious results.
While In the east a few days ago he
contracted a severe cold, which has re-
fused to yield to the ordinary treatment.
Colder In wyoming--whiie zero
weather was general through Wyoming
and Colorado last night. 1t was clear.
calm and mild throughout all OF Ne
braska, according to reports to the rail-
roads. As a rule through the west and
central portions OF the state the range
OF temperature last night was from Is
TO SO degrees above zero.
Leg IL sAmputated-charles Cubley, SIS
North Sheffield avenue, Florence, who
was injured by a street car at Thirty.
second and Woolworth avenue Christmas
eve. was forced 10 have his left foou
amputated above the ankle as the result
OF his hurt. DR.. r. w. connell declares
that cubley Is doing nicely and Is wei
ON the way to recovery despite the shock
of the injury.
Ladies' Tailor q Bankrupt-LouIs
Lief. ladies' tailor in the Wead building
has filed a petition in bankruptcy In the
United States court, alleging that he has
r a total Indebtedness OF t5,6g950, while
his assets are merely Se62.46, which In,
oludes S26250 which is due him from
debtors He has $500 worth OF property
: including household goods and persona
: effects. which are exempt under tn,
! United states laws governing bankruptcy
Held for shooting-Tobe Anderson
colored, was arrested at Ninth and pav
enport streets for shooting Ed Thompson
also colored, in a quarrel Christina
evening. Thompson Is at present in 81
Josephs hospital where he is reporte.
as rapidly improving. Anderson will b
! held as suspicious character until
Is decided what charge shall be file
. against him.
! Victim OF KoIdups-G, c. Ward o.
Craig. Neb.. was picked up at Eleventh
{ street and Capitol avenue with a badl,
lacerated scalp and in an unconseiou
4 condition. Upon being attended and re
8 vived at police headquarters. Ward coul
0 give no account OF just what had hap
!. pened 10 him, except he was wallin
y along and suddenly everything wen
0 black. The fact that his coat pocket
I were turned inside out leads the polio
o 10 believe he was the victim OF an al
e tempted holdup. the thieves probabl
= being frightened away before they coul
q complete their work Nothing was mis-,
z ing from his pockets.