Omaha daily bee., 1920-08-18
Brief City News

Jail Alleged "Mnsher,-Samuel
Johnson. l544 North Sixteenth
street, was sentenced to As days in
the county jail for 'mashing" by
Judge Charles Foster In police court
Tuesday morning.
Consider Police OutpOsts-Police
Commissioner Ringers proposition
for establishing a series Of police
outpost stations throughout the city
will be considered next Monday
| morning by the city council.
ChriNcn Balloon-The balloon
recently constructed by Leo Stevens
Of Fort Omaha. which will be en-.
tered In the international balloon
races at Chicago September II. has
been christened Elsie Delight"
Hold Sales Convention--The first
sales convention Of the American
Live Stock Insurance company met
at the Fontenelle hotel Monday. The
opening address for the first meet
ing was made by Charles F. Schwa
ger. president.
Emmigration Ceases--Movement
Of foreign workmen to their native
ened America with great labor
oAlpi Seh6Vg iiuo iiot pAUNShSo'S
stopped, according to steamship
agents In Omaha.
Arraign "Peeper''-Leis Lind.
quist. 2001 North Sixteenth street.
cought peeking through the win
dows in the Mikesell home at 1872
Avenue B, Council Bluffs. was ar
raigned in Council Bluffs court
Tuesday morning.
Police Treat Injurics--Harry Lee,
2014 Clark street, was treated IN
| Central police station Monday night
| for injuries received when the au,
tomobile he was driving crashed
| into a tree at Grace street, between
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets.
$500 For Lighting-Thirty-five
hundred dollars has been appropri'
ated for lighting Capitol avenue,
Twelfth to Fifteenth streets. and
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
authorized by the city council for
use by the Ak.SarBen street car.
/ nival.
Double Wedding-Miss Laura
Menney Of Newport, Neb., and
Francis B. Rodwell of Ainsworth,
| Neb.. Miss Rachel Smith Of Spring
View, Neb., and Eugene w. Moseley
of Ainsworth were married Monday
evening by Rev. Charles w. Saw
idge.
MAY Be Commissioners. H.
! Zumwinkel, assistant secretary OF
the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce,
was in Omaha YESTERDAY. He is be-
ing considered as successor to the
late Frank Riger as commissioner
Of the Nebraska Manufacturers as
sociation.
Complaint Against Princess
John Mier, city hall janitor. who has
filed suit against Princess Warhoo-
chce Areyno, alleging that she did
not do all she promised in curing
his wife of rheumatism, will have
a hearing Friday afternoon in NUM-
cipal court.
Divide Traffic Cascs-Because Of
| the large number of speeders and
other traffic violators, traffic cases
will be divided for trial between
hJudge Fitzgerald Of the South Side
court and Judge Foster Of the Oma'
ha police court. who has formerly
tried all cases OF that sort.
Lions Hold Mecting-Meeting Of
| the Omaha Den Of Lions Tuesday
| was known as the Camel meeting.
II was held in the Hotel Rome at
1915 and the program was ar
ranged by the stunts committee,
Cub George w. Campbell. chairman
and committee Of one. s. X. Han
| ford was presiding officer.
Seek Missing Pcrsons-The Home
Service section, American Red
Cross, desires information concern.
ing the following persons: Clyde G..
Hardesty, William Hammond. Hugh
Quinn, Frank M. Hansen, Gertrude
Oyerhauser, Edward Martin Mullen.
| John Hayden, Mrs. Nellie Atkinson,
Mrs. Violet McGregor Lee. Call at
202 City hall, or telephone Tyler
272l,