Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Councilman Lavelle Says He Can
Legally Hold Two Offices.
GOVERNOR HAS HIM ON CARPET
Business VIII STOP To-day IN All
City offices, with Celebration of
the nay at CemetSry In
Afternoon.

Councilman Pat Javelle says his at
torneys have assured him that no can
legally hold two positions. city council
man and deputy state stock inspector at
che Union Stock Yards. I.avelle has re-
ceived a letter from the governor and II
is understood that he will make answer
IN person today. An attempt was reosntly
made by John Elliott former superln-
tendent OF parks to have Lavelle ousted
from one Of the offices held by him. The
office Of city council is elective and pays
go per month while the office OF deputy
stock inspector is appointive under tho
governor Of the state and pays s7b n
month.
TroubIe In store for Jonas.
Jonas Glagyan was arrested yesterday
on complaint OF his wife who charges that
he committed assault and battery on her
after court order had forbidden Glag-
yan to interfere with his wife az her
home. Tventy-fifth and N streets. Mrs.
Glagyan sought divorce from her spouse
some time ago. At the same time she
thoughtfully obtained an order from the
court forbidding Glagyan 70 come near
or TO interfere with her in any way The
order was Issued. but Glagyan is alleged
20 have torn il 20 shreds and then 20
emphasize his utter freedom from
restraint turned in and thrashed his better
half. Detective Mike GiIlin gathered in
Jonas and now the only question IL
whether Judge Callahan viii get at
GlAgysn before the district court learns
Of Glasyans alleged defiance OF its order.
Business steps To-day.
The city hall and practically all public
offices will be closed today IN accord
with the mayors proclamation in honor
OF Decoration day. parade Will leave
Twenty-fourth and N streets at O'clock
Cars will leave Twenty-fourth and N
streets for the cemetery at $50 o'clock in
the afternoon. The program is as follows:
Music by choir.
Opening prayer. the Rev. Mr.. Yerian
Reading OF Lincoln's address az Gettys-
Reading OF General John A. I,osan's
order No. II, ]. w. Magic.
Grand Army ritual service
Relief Corps ritual
Prayer by the Rev. E. A. Smith,
Music by choir.
65sns,diction. medic the Rev; William r. Hill
Decoration Of graves.
Tel Jed sOkoI Anniversary.
Sunday will be the twentieth anniver-
sary OF the organization OF the Tel Jed
sokol OF South Omaha, a Bohemian Cath
olio Turner's organization. A big oelobra-
tion is planned for the occasion and prom
inent speakers from this city and else
where will address the membership. A
monster parade OF all the Bohemian so
oietiss OF Omaha and South Omaha and
all the Lithuanian and Polish societies
will march through the city Sunday aft
ernoon.
]. eterba, local president, viii make the
address OF welcome at vabicei's hall,
Twentieth and streets, while Rev. John
vranek will be speaker of the day. John
slegl. q charter member OF the South
Omaha branch Of the organization. will
deliver a history Of tho lodge. After the
formal ceremonies q turner contest VIII
be held and at night dance will be
given.
Musical Students Give Play.
The musical students OF the high school
exceIled ali expectations in rendering tho
operetta "Laila" last evening at the high
school auditorium before an audience Of
about 300 parents and friends. Miss
Emma Diclman, supervisor OF music In
the South Omaha public schools. led the
entertainment.
Miss Louise Bratton played the part Of
Isila ia an exeeilent manner. while
Eleanor Alexander led the band OF fairies
In such a way as to bring much applause