Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-30
BRIEF CITY NEWS

lighting Fixtures, Burgess -Csrandon Co.
Fidelity Storage = Van Co., Doug, ass.
Have Root Print It--Now Bes con Press
aaldrtgs-Maddsn Co.--Compensaton In
surance inspections Tor. spec al rates free.
her Grand Hotel has few choice
rooms at reasonable rates for the winter
months
"Today'a Complete Movie Program
classified section today. and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find cut what
the various moving picture theaters offer.
Better Business is the Keeling Of the
best judges right now. You better your
business BY locating In The Bee building
tho building that is always new) OFFICE.
Room la2
To Jail for Begging en- streets-Frank
Evans, charged with begging on the
streets, was sentenced TO thirty days in
the county jail
f. Rawdon of New York, auditor for the
Underwood Typewriter company, is In
Omaha for few days on business.
Waters Admitted to Federal Bar
Edward j. Waters. a young attorney OF
this city. has been admitted to practice
in the United States court for the district
OF Nebraska.
sixty Days for heating Wife. f.
Dowden, iii Dodge street, was beating
his wife with such vigor Friday night
that the neighbors had him ARRESTED.
He was sentenced to sixty days in the
county Jail.
Family Abandoner Arreated--Paul
Holdsberg. S11 South Twenty-fourth
street. charged with wife and child aben-
donment, was arrested at st. Joseph and
has been brought back to Omaha. He
will be given a heaISg Monday.
Newsis to Rivsrvisw Home-Nathan
Seporene, newsboy, 16 years old, was
sentenced to thirty days in Riverview
home by Juvenile Judge Sears because
while riding a bicycle at a rapid rate he
knocked down a pedestrian at Fifteenth
and Farnam streets
Receivers from Dependencies. Louise
Metz Funk was able to return home Fri
day afternoon, after being at the Clark
son hospital for several weeks where she
went TO get IN condition for an operation
which was performed, and from which
she has almost completely recovered.
Economic League Meeting-Prof. f..
h. Aylsworth of the University of Ne
braska will address the Economic league
at its next meeting TO be held at the
court house Tuesday evening. His sub
ject will be. The Preferential Ballot"
rhsosophioal Leoture-Mrs. l. Newton
Pike will lecture at the Theosophcal
society rooms, suite 7O1 Bee building, on
this evening at O'Clock, the subject
being "Reincarnation," or the theory
that man lives more than one life upon
earth, thus justifying the difference in
the condition between individuals.
Three Held for Having Opium
Chauncey Berger Ethel Clark and
James Robinson, 101i Howard street,
were arrested, charged with smoking
and having opium in their possession.
All were questioned by United States
Collector of Customs Cadet Taylor, fol-
lowing their arrest and will be held for
prosecution by the government
Club TO Hold Dance--The Cin-o-sam
Dancing club will hold its first dance al
the Scottish Rite cathedral, Twentieth
and Douglas streets. Wednesday evening
Dancing will begin promptly at S:3(
o'clock and close at 1880. The club will
hold series of ten dances on alternate
Wednesday evenings, beginning December
?, Membership is limited and a number
are on the waiting list.
News Comes RitEel confssses--Georgs
Ritzel, arrested last week in Kearney as
a suspicious character" has confessed to
the robbery Of the George Curre store 522l
North Thirtieth street according to tele-
graphic information from Chief Trimble,
received by the local authorities. The
store was broken into on the night OF
November q, and cigars, tobacco and
other merchandise worth about $50, was
taken.