Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-24

vas born at 81. Johns. Newfoundland.
and came to this country. when a youns
man. For more than twenty-six years he
had been employed at the CudShy plant.
and also served as a member OF the city
council His brother is mayor Of 81.
Johns, Newfoundland. where the deceased
Is said 20 have been . candidate for con-
sui. He is survived ~ his widow, two
sons and four daughters. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Saturday morning at .
o'clock at 81 Bridget's church and the
body placed in receiving vault TO await
the arrival OF son from Cuba.
DrOas-BestenIehHer wedding,
Henry Dross and Therese Bestenlehner
were united In marriage at 81. Agnes
church by Rev. Father Ahesrn The we'd
ding march was played by Mrs. John
Hinchey and vocal solos were given by
Miss Helen Redmond and Miss Mary
Hallahan. The bride wore a gown OF
white satin with overdrape OF Chantilly
lace. Her veil was held in place by lilies
OF the valley. The bride was attended by
her sister, Edith. the groom BY Martin
Holbrook. A wedding breakfast was
served at the home OF the bride. the deco
rations being white and yellow roses. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Dross will be at home
after November Is at the Thielke apart
ments.
Parks Was sluGged.
1t has developed that Fred Parks, who
was found unconscious at Twenty-fourth
and F streets last Friday evening. was
not suffering from lead poisoning, but
had been slugRed while on his way to
the Midland Glass and Paint company
in Omaha.
II is said that the sluggins was done
near Fifteenth and Dodge streets. where
after being knocked down. Parks said
he was kicked in the stomach. Parks
remembers this and a man saying before
the affair Now rye got you" He has
no idea how he reached Twenty-fourth
and streets, but believes he was taken
there in an automobile. He Is reported
to be considerably better.
High school Debate Tomorrow.
The annual debating tryout, in which
the debaters to represent the South
Omaha High school are chosen, will be
held tomorrow evening at the high school
auditorium at Twenty-third and streets
at s o'clock. Seven contestants will enter
the tryout this year for places on the
first and second debating teams. With
the exception Of one, all are novices.
Gypsies Move Camp.
The remnants of the gypsy camp at
Thirtieth and Y streets disappeared yes
terday. the grounds being clear for the
first time in weeks.
Citizens residing in the immediate
neighborhood of the camp were greatly
bothered by the gypsies and the police
we're called to the camp practically every
day they were in the city.
KOrbmaker's Car Defaeed.
Chris Korbmaker's auto was greatly
damaged last night as It stood on the
corner at Twenty-fourth and N streets,
in front of his offices. Some Individual
took knife and cut theacushions as well
as defacing the outside of the car The
pmachine wac, damaged to .the extent OF
$50 Korbmaker has given the police a
description OF man whom he suspects.
Cadets Getting Into Game.
The school spirit. under the efficient
guidance OF Principal 8. w. Moore, has
"a good article Fine wool and cotton
half price-s9c the garment.
Baby knit sets. coats, pantalets, bootees,
hoods. mitts and jackets.
l. Ladies' no button vests. SOC.
Munsing underwear. all grades, sizes
and shapes.
Apron glnghams. TO i0-yard lengths,
SIC yard.
Henvy outing flannel. &C. to 10 yards.
Kilna Gcafrh pIaidc o.
Fine fast color shifting. worth l5c, at &c.
1900 vacuum sweepers N.9s
Best mems suits and overcoats in the
two Omanas at the price.
south Omaha Bowling.