Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-15
HAPPENINGS IN
The MAGIC CITY
Garwood Richardson Chosen
Captain Of Bellevue
Debaters.
RUDOLPH LISsITZ DEAD

| IarWood RICHARDSON, son or r. >.
Richardson, assistant superintendent
at the Swift & Company packing
plant, was chosen captain of the
negative debating team that will
represent Bellevue college in annual
debate with Doane college. The try
out was held yesterday in the college
auditorium. On the negative team
besides Richardson were ]. Weir Dob
bins and Clint Day. The latter is an
old Bellevue academy orator, while
Richardson attained fine record as
captain of the South Side High de-
batting team of 1915.
An affirmative team composed of
Miss Auretta Bradshaw, Glen Mincer
and Henry Hasch were chosen at the
tryout. This team will meet Cotner
university at Bellevue. Harsh has
had training at the University of
Wyoming, while Mincer was formerly
member of the Cozad High school
debating trio. The Doane debate will
be staged in Crete.
Dies in Washington.
Rudolph Lissitz, aged 81 years, a
brother -in-law of Harry Lapidus, we'll
known local young man, died Mon
day at North Yakima, Wash. The
body will arrive here today for burial
tomorrow afternoon. The funeral
will be held at the Brewer chapel
Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
Interment will be made in Graceland
Park cemetery.
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ri!st naturaization papers are mss,
r,s ~ the Ply ,1s uoLiiani Vi NH na.I
street .s The resrit of u;s;t 81 n
burglar at his residence Tuesday after
noon. Deerfoort reported at the DO
lice station that suit of clothes
valued at $50, an overcoat and big
pack of private papers disappeared
during the afternoon. The back win
dow of the residence was found
broken in when the family returned,
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Following speeches. oy City Co1n-
missioner george Iarks, tornier
mayor ION Hoctor, Josepn murphy
ana otneis, memoeIs OF tne west olas
boosters ciup took actlon On sev s1:
TIo eS o, ,a' nassad NV rsso1,,,;on p p
the passage Of S. F. No. S.. which IS
now M for consideration before that
BODY and also urged that the secre-
tary Of the club Journey to Lincoln
on the day that the presumed law
comes ND for action.
Clnb members also resolved in
favor of the ordinance pertaining to
wheel tax" which is now before
the civ council.
Rr.,ls HE Anil.
Sunefing from the pam OF broken
ankle Done Ior several hours last
night, A. ODonneii, !Wenty-iouIth
and X stfeets' Drought INTO the ponce
STATION Wy TWO hhe1l anu ehaiseu "ilh
intoxication, was finally examined by
| DR.. LoSey and sent to the South
| Omaha HOSPITAL. O'Donnell was found
by Charles Hall. Forty-fourth and T
| ot-.atr ~ III Cr,~,;,;ch Ad06 So,+b
81 Gus, an1 ~ =
| Forty-thtrd street. snoftly before
| o'clock They assisted MN on street
| car and when he complained reOeat-
| Ii II - ::....d o. it,, lu.;d.d
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10 take hlil W tne Poiiee adtiol'
| Several Homes Roht,ed.
|
uesd2y nigHt, tne III teeiltI, was
| unluCky tor at least four South Side
| neonle Two prooerties within the
1 citv limits were robbed and the resi-
r. vr:iI:. -, Ta1-..:,r oo,,,,, Ii.
ueHCe vi w nnai!i iiei"is' eeteh inhse
| south OF Pap1lllon, was broken into
| and considerable silver and clothing
besides fortv-eipht pairs of black lace
SHOES were stolen.
| The barn OF J.. L. krauSe, mayor OF
| ALBRIGHT" at WASHINGTON street and
| R,;Iro,d ,venue wac broken into and
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sci OF HARNESS. anu oIhei oiNiis d.
tachmentS taken. Frank Molen,
| 'Tb;rty -Eftb and 7 streets renorted a
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