Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14


Victroia. sik A. Hospe Co
Woodring Undertaking Co. Tel. 80
Gardner Press. printing, sol lst Ave.
HARNESS and saddles. A. A. Wichert.
VICTRoLAs at Mickers, sS4 Broadway.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone o..
DIR S. w. Mccall. dentist, fifth floor.
Baldwin block. Phone 3l4
BRADLEY ELECTRIC co. WIRING
AND FIXTURES, Phone sgS
FOB. SAI.B--Large rollertop office desk.
X, Omaha Bee, Council Bluffs.
AZ ps E. h A. Woodbury.. dentist. moved to
So-eO6 Sapp block. Phone Black sos
TO SAVE OR TO BORROW, SEE G. n.
Autual Bldg. and Loan Assn i2S Pearl
BOR SALE-A few used cars In good
condition. Council Bluffs Auto Co, so
REAR street. Phone 269i.
Hall safe for sale cheap. Weighing
about loo or 1,loO pounds. DR.. Mccall,
BALDWIN block. Phone S14
Two teams for sale at 1913 South Main,
street, COUNCIL Bluffs, la. One team Of
mares In foal. one team horses. Must sell
Excelsior lodge No. 25s, Ancient, Free
ana Accepted Masons. will meet In spe-
cial communication Saturday at d. m.
Tor work on the third degree. All Master
Masons are cordially invited to attend.
The announcement has been made that
the daily evening services at the First
Christian church will be continued dur
ing the remainder q the month The
ing the last week. Rev. Edgar Price
expects to be assisted by other pastors
OF the city.
Council Bluffs and Omaha detectives
were yesterday given another false clue
In the search for the murderers OF De-
tectivo Ring. They made hurried trip
70 q residence IN the southwestern part
railroad leborers.
Curt Ludwig Frederick Meuhlenbein q
former subject OF the kaiser, yesterday
applied for his first naturalization papers.
picion that he was fleeing from military
services and reached America April 10
last. de is residing at Bl Mill street. Mr..
Meuhlenbein is Is years old. ~
The body of Mrs. Christine Graeder,
who died at BELGRADE. Neb., arrived
here last evening for burial. Her hus-
band, Otto, and her son and daughter
accompanied the casket. The funeral will
at the residence OF August Dammrow at
TreyHor. The casket will be buried in
the West censtery, near Treynor.
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs Il. A. Wick
ham, received yesterday, announced that
they were thoroughly enjoying themselves.
ct Palm Beach, Fla. Roses growing in
the open air. ell kinds OF spring and
smonS the attrsctionS referred sSS 'i to that
have caused them to pause several days
in their journey to Cuba and the Panama
canal zone.
Joseph Brown and Harry spsvak were
In police court yesterday morning,
charged with the theft of 100 bushels OF
wheat from q Northwestern railway car.
The Information upon which the war
signed by w. d. Matthews. special agent
OF the railway company. No evidence
was taken in the case and the hearing
was continued until this morning. Both
men were liberated on $500 bonds. signed,
by frfends. te q
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Unger are rejoicing
over the birth of 3 baby daughter. who
arrived at their home yesterday morning
Or. Mary FINLEY was called upon yes+
lam Underwood. stock dealer, who was
injured by fall in the south iOmaha
stock yards Thursday afternoon. He
trtppcd over a wire, both ends of which
had been frozen into the tee. His right.
knee was badly injured. He was brought,
to the house of Il. II. Benton. 60o- Fo1rth.
avenue, where he makes his home - !.
Telephone girle are grateful to Mas Nell
Wickham for her thoughtfulness,. that
made II possible for them 20 receive i'm
mediate shelter when they were driven
out OF the telephone building by Tuesday
: nights fire. Miss wickham happened to
be downtown when she heard Of the fire,
and realizing that the girls would be
W mo nearly Places 81 s9ss s:. hurled ss
the street and opened II. She then iu-
vited a number OF the girls who had just
emerged from the sInok building TO
seek shelter In the office.
Notice Of appeal to the supreme court
has been filed by II. II. Saar, in the
suit that was decided against him on
september %, last. in the local district
court. II involves his claim against the
Iowa & Omaha Short Line, which be
sought to make a preferred claim. The
lower court held that inasmuch as he
not have precedence over those of the
bond holders. Mr.. Saar came into court
as an interyenor In q suit brought by
trustees of the road. ~
The annual memorial services Of the
Womah's Christian association viii be
held tomorrow evening at tho First Con-
gregahonal church. The memorial adj
Jones. pastor OF the church. The choir
win be assisted In providing special
music. The services are to commemorate
the memory OF Mrs. Jennie Edfnundson,
whose husband, ]. d. Edmundson,
founded the hospital and dedicated IL to
her memory. February II, is the ami
versary OF Mrs. Edmundeons death and
the services are annually held on the
Sabbath following that day. ~
Only one person so far has refused to
receive the telephone books daTnaged By
the fire In the central exchange building
walked about twenty-five blocks in the
slush and snow to return book that had
been left the previous afternoon at his
ali the way through. but was not other
Wise even soiled. He refused to accept
the explanations made by Local Manager
MADDEN, He was offered clean book
copies, but was too much ruffled Ia his
feelings 70 permit his dignity to relent
sufficisntly to receive 4. and stsiked OUT
Manager Madden calmly apologized and
yesterday made mile ana one-half trip
to deliver the book the man had refused