Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-03
HAPPENINGS IN
THE MAGIC CITY
Additional Chance Will Be AT.
forded for Registration
in Night Schools.
WILL EMPLOY Is TEACHERS

OF registration for night school at
South High will begin this evening
at the high school building at 8
o'clock. Principal Huwaldt urges
that as many as can, be at the office
Monday and Tuesday OF this week
for enrolment. This arrangement
will relieve the overwork that is due
to late registration.
Night school will be popular this
year, according to the principal
with added equipment and more
extensive work of study, we expect to
enroll student body of not less than
400 the new principal said yester-
day. Our domestic science and sew
ing classes have been filled to capac.
ity, but there are still several places
open in the manual training and engi
neering departments. We expect to
have a corps Of twenty-five teachers
working when the school is under
way"
Whether the students of the night
school will participate in physical cul-
ture as those of the day school, is
matter not decided yet. The facil-
tiles are here for the work. Students
of the night school will be eligible to
participate in school athletics pro.
vided they are within the age limits
of the State High School Athletic as,
ISOLATION.
Investigating Gayden.
George Gayden, colored, held for
investigation"
The police blotter gave up this bi,
of information and Desk Sergeant
Mike Mccarthy had story to tell
We'll, sir" said Mike. This man
happened to be walking by the police
station with bundle under his arm.
Our vigilant policeman. Knudtson,
happened to be standing in front of
the station and took a notion to de-
n1and what was in the package. :.
Thar am nothin', sir, but an
apron, sir, the negro quavered
'""Come on; let's see if there is"
knudtson persisted. In the bundle,
two chickens with feathers on, but
very much dead, were wrapped up
in sweater.
".Ah,, har the officer said, Come
here, want to see you"
So Mr.. Gayden is being held for
investigation. 1t developed that Gay
den is former member of the volun.
teer Thirty-second Kansas infantry
He lives at 2222 Seward street.
Robberies Reported.
Three robberies of minor charac.
ter were reported in police circles.
The front screen door at the home of
S. Cornman, 5225 South Twenty-fifth
Street, was found cut open Saturday
morning and the clothes of the owner
rifled of valuables. The thief stole
between S. and So from trousers
pocket.
Dan Whitney, 1929 Franklin Street,
who has the winter contract for heat
ing the new South Lincoln school at
Twenty-fifth and L streets, reported
that someone had broken into the
basement of the new building and
stolen two heavy wrenches and sew
eral other tools:
The home of A. Aultman, 51O7
South Twenty-sixth- street; was en-
tered apparently by unlocking the
front door between 7:30 and 9 o'clock
September %, and goods valued at
$40 stolen. The missing articles in
cluded two revolvers of different cal
iber, two suits, two hats and three
shirts.
Search for Missing Girl.
Feax, for the safety of their missing
l5-year-old daughter, Ethel Moon,
has caused parents of the girl Mr.
and Mrs. V. L. Moon, Thirty-third
and Y streets, to organize a city-wide
search. The girl left her home at 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon bound
for the postoffice and has not been
seen since. The Moon family has
lived on the South Side but a few
weeks. The description-"slim, me-
dunn dark complexion, long, black
coat, white shoes" She left home
bareheaded.
Prepare Parade Banners.
Hughes for president" is popu.
lar slogan among young men on the
South Side Tentative plans have
been made for the making of a num-
Der of huge banners to be carried in
the torch-ight parade which is being
arranged by the campaign committee
High School Notes.
Interest in the big foot ball game be-
tween the local team and Central High Fri
day afternoon Is intense. Tickets have
already been distributed.
Miss Chnse, head OF the history DEPART
ment, has instructed her classes in Ameri- |
can history to become acquainted with the
various national and state candidates up for
election, November l.
The Tooter contest Is progressing with en-. |
thusiasm. The seniors are said to be In the
lead and will race strong for the champion
ship The reward will be half day Oft an |
all-morning mass meeting and a special Is. !
sue Of the Tooter.
oConnor. Peterson and Holm are three
freshmen who are succeeding on the foot |
ball squad. These three men take up three |
positions on the line Peterson at center, |
OConnor at tackle and Helm at guard !
Jimmie Etter. freshman. is also plotting the
team In the place Of Nestor, this year. Harold
Hunter is fifth recruit who Is making good !
In the backfield
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