Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-16
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Gypsy Band Decides to Leave This
Cline for California.
WERE TO FIGHT FORCE BY CITY
That This Is Not HOspItable
Place and win Depart
QuietIy.

The gypsy bard which has made it,
camp at Thirtieth and = streets and
which has caused the authorities no enc
OF annoyance during the last week, has
decided quietly to fold its tents and stes'
away 70 sunny California, according to
Chief Mitchell Of the tribe. When Act
ing Chief Gillin called on the colony TO
hurry them on their way he discovered
they had employed an attorney u fight
their foreihle election from the city. In
solar as preparations are being made by
the band TO secure transportation. they
will be unmoiested. The attorney stated
that number Of freight cars would con-
vey the nomads westward.
Levy Returns From Abroad.
Max Levy head Of the levy Furniture
company. has returned home after
three-months' trip In Europe Tie spent
most OF his time abroad In Germany and
England and made the trip to Holland
when foreigners were ordered out Of Ger.
many after war vas declared. Mr.. Levy
stated that more interest Is anparent
ABOUT the war here in America than in
England.
Sisters mpIjmented.
Chief HasburE cornpi'mented the s5s,or,
OF ST. Francis echool highly for the man.
ner In which they martialed out 600 n,Ipi,.
when the building caught fire Sunday Ho
deciareo II TO DE a fine example OF sys-
ternatic fire drill, and one of the hes,
eAhioduons he had ever Witnessed
High Beef Price.
BABY beef took soma hiRh f1iebts ~ ,Lo
scook yards when two loads OF forty-one
head. shipped here by L. E. SLAUGHTER
OF sneioy. Ia sold for 1850 per hundred
weight This is one Of the biggest prices
PAD mere In long while. The shipment
was handled by Dyer Bros. 4 Co.
Licenses Cause stir.
rue business mems associations are
Wrathy over the fact that some peddlers
are working IN South Omaha without a
incense also over the statement that
Mayor Hector has received partial nav.
ments on q number Of licenses until the
fuu amount ID, paid. Some action wifi hA
taken soon to nulliry the activities OF al,
peddlers who have not complied with the
city's ordinances.
Spence Not Improved.
rhe condition OF William Reschke il
considerably improved, according TO a re-
port from the South Omaha hospital. but
slight hope is held out for Arthur Spence
Or Humpal end DR.. shannan were IN
consultation with DR.. Dryer Of Omaha
yesterday afternoon over the case.
Woman May Recover.
Mrs. NastoriR Giupabn, who was shot
and dangerously wounded by her hus-
hand, John, at their home zoos \ street
Tuesday night, is reported to be resting
easily. slight hope for recoverey is
held out by those attending her case.
Funeral of NV. IKE,
William j. like, aged 81 years. a NOM
her Of one of the wealthiest families Of
oarpy county. who died recently In the
Mayo hospital at Rochester. MINI, will
be buried from Union church, three miles
south OF South Omaha. Thursday after
noon at o'clock. Interment will take
place in the like cemetery. He is sur
Nived by seven brothers. two sisters. his
WIDOW and two children. We had lived
III Sarpy county practically all his life
Local Woman H0norod.
St Luke's Lutheran church WAS sig
naily honored at the state convention Of
The Women's Home and Foreign Mission
airy society held at Alien, October 20 Q
BY having Mrs. s. II. Yerian elected pres