Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-05

Davis, drugA.
Nictrola. SIC. a. Hospe Co.
Woodring Undertaking CO. TEL SO
Gardner Press. printing, 5oi ist Ave
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone ~.
BRADLEY ELECTRIC CO. WIRING
AND FIXTURES PHONE NS
DR. Sidney smith new location. SOl City
National Bank building. Phone ltSl
TO SAVE OR TO BORROW. SEE c. b.
Mutual Bldg. and Loan Assn, l2S Pearl
Good work and prompt service is the
motto OF Cooks cleaning works, 20 west
Broadway. Tel us.
BaHar and wedding Procession OF
dolls. Friday at the First Presbyterian
church. Chicken pie supper 81 cents.
Or IL, A. Woodbury., oenust, moved TO
Sapp block, phone Black soS Sanitary
and modern appliances. moderate prices
WILL c. ESTEP. former weil-known
citizen and funeral director. has entered
the firm OF NJ. q. Corrigan company MIR.
Estep's ability Is well known to most OF
the resident OF this city,
Madeline Henry yesterday began n d.
vorce suit against her husband, John w
Henry, to whom she was married at Den
Yer on October Is, 1903. They sepafateu
In March, 1918. she alleges cruelty az the
basis OF her suit,
A suit for divorce was yesterday flied
in the district court by Bertha True from
her husband, Roy X. True. They wen
married in Council Bluffs on January II,
1919, and separated on October 2 q this
year. She alleges cruelty ana Che too
frequent use OF intoxicants.
West End camp No. 40I, Woodmen of
the World. elected officers for the ensuing
year Tuesday evening. as follows; Past
consul commander. W. y. Laokey, sr
counsel commander. Charles F, Neils adj
visor-lieutenant, G. r. F1cklini banker,
liver Olson; clerk, ]. T.. Deffenhaugh;
escort. William b. Aylsworth; Waterman.
Emil Elsheimer; sentry, Earl Tebler;
managers. Leo kirscht and w. o. PHIL
fps.
talking incoherently in the German Ian
guage, appeared last night about 10 O'CLOCK
at the car inspectors shanty in the Hi
nols Central railroad yards, between Ave
nues r. and &, and appealed for protec-
ton She was lightly clothed and waf
apparently suffering greatly from the
cold, Inquiry at the police station dis.
closed that the aged woman was patient
at st. Demands hospital. who had eluded
the vigilance OF the attendants ana wan
dered away. She was returned to the
hospital.
w. ]. Burke OF the Valley savingI
bank at Missouri Valley was a Council
Bluffs visitor yesterday. Mr.. Burke wa
included In the special list OF Missouri
Valley men invited to attend the meeting
of the knights OF the Full Moon OF
Wednesday evening. but was unhappilI
obliged TO decline. He realized what n
missed when ne was mere yesteruaSs II
the best thing Council Bluffs ever go
up and IL doing more for the. town In
general business way than any other on
ganization in the town" said MI Burk'
last evening. I'VE hear or the tul
Mooner wherever we go and there ar
only words OF praise for the town ant
the men who have brought this DIS
tinctively original feature"
Three boys, playing last evening alonl
the Milwaukee railway tracks in th'
vicinity of Twenty -ninth avenue found
box containing largo quantity OF new
harness In complete sets. They reporte'
the matter to the police headquarters ant
an investigation disclosed the operations
OF car hooters. A Wabash merchandise
car had been broken and the stuff carried
away and hidden where the prying young
sters found Il. Further Investigation
showed tho loot was part of a shipmen
OF harness from the J. II. Haney com
pany OF Omaha TO w. A. Colec at Cofleg
| Springs, la. What additional amount o
| stuff had been taken was not disclosed
| Although the route to the federal prison
| and the state penitentiarlea has been KEEP
warm by the repentant feet of car hooters
| n new crop continually springs up. A ca
| door fastening that cannot be Illegal,
| opened except by the use OF great fore
Is being seriously considered by railwa,
officials.