Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 5, 1915, Page 5

BRIEF CITY NEWS |SECOND PHASE OF Wedding Rings—8 .': e S ""‘"a" lot battalions to occupy the villge of | B i | Buo, two hours from the Greclan fron- | ve Root Print Tt—Now Beacon Presa | John N. Baldwin moved his law office THE | of the Havas Agency, sends the follow 4‘ ng “It is reported from Florina (ireece) | that the Serblans have sent a vumber | | tier, In order to thwart the Bulgerlan manoeuver having for Hs purpose ‘he to room 608, Keelne bullding. Telephone | Conclusion of Opentxom Against| ;ccupation of the railroad station at Eylee 3 P Serbia Forecast New Moves by “Today's Movie Frogram” classifl h v section today. It appears in The Bee the Teutons, EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the vas Xanall, and the cuttiag off the Serblan | retreat toward the Greek frontier. | *“According to mnews from Serblan sources, the total number of Serbians vious moving plcture theaters offer. GERMANS TURN AGAINST RUSS|made prisoners by the Bulgarians, does Bd Howell Stepping Righ—State Sena- | R— tor BA Howell is stepping high. The ITIN. ause of his elation was the arrival of a l‘l-“l‘RO(,llAl) (Via London), Dec. fine baby boy at his home. i Make Money st Sale—The AMAr|\wag slightly wounded by a Serbian gulld of All Saints' church held a most | successful eale in the Wattles Memorial | . Parish house last Thursday and cleared (Sa¥s a Copenhagen dispatch to the wbout $150, Novoe Vremya, Judge Munger Mere Monday—Judge c—— | remains intact.” A—wied Marul von Mackensen| Fconomic Union of bullet during the recent operations, Austria-Hunga,ry to Germany Advocated I. C. Munger will hear the sult of the| LONDON, Dec. 4.—The second| LONDON, Dec. 4—News has reached Omaha FElevator company against the Union Pacific railroad Monday in fed-| ' eral court. A jury has been walved in|Veloping slowly. It s expected, how- this case ever, that with the conclusion of lhsl phase of the Balkan campaign is de- | London of a conference of German and | Austro-Hungarian economic assoclations | held recently in Dresden which passed | resolutions In favor of an economle union The State Bank of Omaha, corner Six- | Operations against Serbia and the|ot the two empires by means of a con teenth and Harney. Pays FOUR per cent | gccupation of Monastir, the whole | vention of long duration and also recom- on time deposits and THREE per cent on savings accounts. All deposits in this bank are protected by the depositors arantes fund of the state of Nebraska. | British and French forces out of Bulgarian army, when the weather |mending a long conference scheme permits, will attempt to drive the| The resolutions concluded by remark- | | tng that “loyal fellowship in wars with Social for Young People—All Saints’ [southern Serbia, while the Austrians | prospects and gives the ‘Germans and Sunday school gave a party Friday even- |continue their efforts to overrun | Austrians tasks w! Montenegro; and the Germans, with | Plish only in uni the aid of the Turks and what Bul-| The resolutions assumed & and over 100 children and young peo- ple were present. After dinner many of the older people of the parish came in and spent the evening dancing. Rev. R. [garians and Austrians can be spared, 8. Flockhart, H. Morley Young and |turn their attention to the Russians, Frank Campbell managed the affalr successfully. Seriha Wilson Seeks Diveres—Bestha tered Roumanian territory on their Wilson has filed petition for divorce from | ¥aY to Bulgaria. George Wilson. She as.s for restoration | A report from France that part of the of her former name, Bertha M. M. Fogel- | German army s going to the Gallipoli #on, and custody of her 4-year-old daugh- | Peninsula to assist the Turks in a great who agaln, are reported to have en- Lab0r~criticfies Compensation Act fch they can accom official negotiations between the man and Austrian governments already had begun The Central Labor unlon at a meeting ter. It is alleged in the petition that |effort to drive the entente allies from |held last evehing endorsed a paper Wilson was sentenced from Des Moines | the Peninsula, is hardly credited in mili- | 9rawn up by the local steamfitters union {o serve elght years in the federal prison | tary circles here, where it is not believed at -Toit Tk eaworn hat they can spare the men, guns and ammunition for such a venture. 10 repeal or amend the compensation law now in effect. It is the contention of the men behind this movement that the com ] The Turks, it is true, have been dis- | pensation provided by the law is ab- MI’S. Allna erght playing more activity recently in the | surdly small and inadequate. This mat- M Dardanelles, but this they are believed to | ter will be referred to the legislature, Dles After Illness have been doing more with ammunition | A strong protest will also he sent to Which they have been collecting during | the Nebraska State Railway commission the quiet . o deiails Of Severa.l Years .“pp:};‘:"‘;"c’gnflx. with any fresh |and the Nebraska State Federation ot Mrs. Anna Wright, wife of Joel H. WIIl Gather at Rustchuk, Wright, jr., manager of the Nebraska- | Rustchuk, on the Danube, west of the Jowa Grain company, died at her home, | RoUmanian border, in the opinion of well 6020 Chicago street, at 6 o'clock Friday evening, aged 3 years. She had been in for several years, but her iliness became 80 acute as seriously to alarm her famlly and friends only a short time before her dpath. allies and to meet any Russian advance. band and one child, Joel H. Wright, 24, aged 5 years. Funeral services will be conducted at the home at noon Sunday. Rev. Arthur 1. Marsh, rector of St, Mary's Episco- pal church at Blalr, officlating. Inter- ment will be at Blair, where, May 2, 1905, Mr. and Mrs. Wright were married by Rev. Mr. Marsh. Pallbearers will be: Frank Frahm, L. E. Doty, Eugene Duval, ‘W. W. Johnson, Shirley Wilson, B. A. Wilcox, John McDenald and Charles commerce. the Austrians, There is conflict in the speculation here HOldup Ta’kes Elghty regarding the position of Greece, Some Mrs. Wright is survived by her hus- :‘::'::;" say a satisfactory agreement n reached between the entente ! alles and the Hellenic kingdom, while| An armed robber entered the French other aver that the situation Is so un-| Dry Cleaning Works, 215 Cuming street satisfactory that the entente allies have | Friday night at 6 o'clock and forced re-established their restrictions on Greek | Dorothy Peterson, 2310 California street, the cashler, to deliver 50 cents, the only There have been no Important develop- ments on the Russian, Itallan or French fronts, although the Iallans claim some minor successes in their campalign against Naturally much Intetest 1s displayed Labor against the Union Pacific aed Burlington railroads ordering farmers to cease selling thelr products from cars in to the poorer man. cash that was in the store at the time bullding at the time. e o amevioence dulk emanai'ng from neutral | EUNERAI SERVICES ARE Mrs, Wright's maiden name was Anna in her early childhood her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pound, took her from there to Blalr, where she made her home until her marriage. She was graduated from the Blair High school in June, 15, and that same year she entered Bk iy i ntadt Rockford Academy at Rockford, Iil,| PARIS, ¥ where she remained as a student for 8, Deo. 4—Athens corresponden several years. tlon of future Europe in the hands of diplomats, debate In the & . & - Taj, but Relchstag next week, when the imperial HELD FOH "OHN DODGE Pound, She was born at Tipton, (Ia), chancellor is to be asked vhether he is prepared to state the terms on which Germany would suggest placi'g the ques- t | death. Shallenberger, with Wife and Daughters, : Reaches Washington D o€s COffee WASHINGTON, Dee. 4.—(Special Tele- gram.) — Representative Shallenberger with his wife and two daughters arrived | in Washington for the session today. Shallenberger sald he expected to renew | ¢ils recommendation for the appointment | St v BT Fhibinnaot o (CHaNA TuIRRN A% Any one who has headaches, bilious attacks, heart :':"1‘":; :‘;;’o',“‘d ‘;‘)“21:‘;_"" Harry 8. Dun | flutter, or some other of these common ills, had better Senator Hitchcock today recommended | look to coffee drinking; and remember that there’s one the appointment of ¥. M. Broom of | > » Alliance as recelver in the Alliance land sure, easy way to be rid of coffee troubles—quit coffee office. The senator formerly recom- mended J. D, Scott, but has been informe | —and that the latter cannot accept. A small area of the Grant county forest reserve, 340 acres in extent, will be opened Use for sottlement March 1, 196, under a proclamation issued by the president to- day. Evidence Against Downtown Resort Though a $50 fine was levied against Jules Aulthaus, “steward” of the “T. M. | A" club, yesterday morning In police | court, where he had been convicted of operating a disorderly house, city au- thorities declare they are not yet through. Aulthaus was fined because the place, the police charge, he operates in tho Barker block was disorderly when the | police raided it. Violation of liquor laws was not taken into consideration at the Dearing, but will be taken up, it is eald, after a new complaint has been filed. The “T. M. A" club terms itself a| theatrical organization, but has degen- | erated until theatrical folk who founded | it, abandoned the club and it has fallen | into the hands of Aulthaus and a few others, en police raided it for viotlating | liquor laws, refuge was taken In the | pretense that each member supplied his own private stock of liquor: that none but members were permitted in the place and that no women save traveling show folk were entertained. All this was duly sworn to in court | and the police lost thelr case, A court order gave the “Theatrical” club thed right to operate under the locker system. | Investigation recently besun, authorities | declare, shows that the club (or many months has been entertaining and cater- | ing to drinking parties and women of the street. Hordes of taxi drivers who are “members” frequent the place and ! drunkenness has been nightly in evidence | there. A level teaspoonful i makes a delicious drink— of Instant Postum, much 1 But more important, no bad ‘‘after effects.”’ ps Weak Kidneys and Lumbago, ot a 2c bottle of Sloan's Liniment, apply on back and take 6 drops four times a day. All druggists.—Advertise- ment. “There’s a t of the Reichsbank increases In metal stocks, treas- tes and notes on_other tan narks of which 500,00 marks scounts and treasury paper. marks: loans 2,004,000 sta'er shows Battle Creek, Mich., for a 5-cu culation. The deposiis Gl tion: o 1% 5,000 marka. INSTANT POSTUM —the Pure Food-Drink of wheat and a bit of molasses is free from the drug, caffeine, in coffee, or any other harmful element. Old and young alike may drink as much as they desire with Pure.and delicious, Instant Postum costs less and tastes better than much of the coffee in general use, No bother to prepare— for POSTUM Send a two cent stamp to the Postum Cereal Co,, Bother? n a cup of boiling water instantly. The rich flavour ike the mild Javas of the Old Dutch Gov’t plantations, makes the change easy. Instant Postum, made only no bother to health, a Reason” Ltd., at p sample of Instant Postam, OMAHA SUNDAY 'FORTY-SIX ACCUSED | OF LABOR GRARTING | Indictments Charge Chicago Union| Agents and Associates with Ex- | tortion cases was to call a strike | UNNECESSARY STRIKES CALLED ymot exceed 13,00. The Serbian army thus | Turkey and Bulgaria opens up new | ates which detecti ot the defy mored, were about to leave the city. Frank Comerford, Benedict J. Short and | were Willlam A, Cunnea appeared for the de- 'lm two children of James Lowe lives when thelr IIIIIIIHIIIIIIIE the railroad yards. This, the Central|[= advised persons here, is to be the point | LAPOF Union maintains, is done for the of concentration for the Germans, both 11l health from an affection of the heart [ ** & Warning to Roumania that it would be dangerous for it to join the entente benefit of a certain class and is injurious Cents from Cashler He accepted her statement to this effect | after several theratening remarks and left the place. She was alone in the | The funeral of John Dodge was held ¥riday afternoon from the home of his ¢ | son-in-law, Hyland Noyce, 2021 Wirt Street, with burial In Forest lawn. Mr. Dodge was 77 years of age and had been feeble for a year or so prior to his T O e AT TR T BEE: DECI CHICAGO, Deec. 4.—Forty-six In- | rangea dictments, naming fifty-four de- | tractor | tendants, were returned today as a | ™(LeY demanded was increased Iresult of the grand jury's Inquiry | into alleged labor gra son's n and harassment of persons who deciined | to submit to the demands of certain um‘vnT Hunt business agents and their alleged assock- | 4 1o 1 | by Irene Yetson, Hall Totals Ten Mill ants who, it had been ru-|had fendants and argued for reduction of the | wa desiroyed by fire. Pt ot - e Mother Will Appreciate a KITCHEN CABINET See the one illustrated above, made of genuine solld oak, interior cabinet top all white enameled; glass sugar container; tilting flour bin with a sifter attachment, glass spice jars, nickel sliding working top; metal cake and bread box; wire shelves and other pat- ented features. A $30 cabinet, spe- cial, at.... Terms, ".‘.50 (nah—‘-.ofl Monthly. hogany. 1n|(, price A Buffet Makes a Splendid Christmas Gift Large assortment in the different in American oak, worth § Speclal ”{";“‘"“ $15'7b $1.50 Cash—$1.25 Monthly. 2 = MBER Attorney Charles Center Ca representing the state, opposed the red [\.p but consented to stay capiases on the promise the defense to surrender their ux»-n court tomorrow Are “Settled.n d In the Indictments procedure in the | ASKS FOR BIG DAMAGES FOR ‘| MEMORIAL BOOKLEY FOR THE LATE JUDGE MUNGER | lents In |} | A memorial booklet for the late fed- | Minor. Munger, has been printed and ia ready for distribution. contains a full page picture of the judge of eulogles delivered vy prominent members of the Nebraska bar court against the way company asking for $26,00 for pere injuries sald to Missour{ Pacific As outlir | erai plan o and a number trouble could be settled for a cortain sum, | usualty $500. The sums alleged to have from $10 to $10,00 court room of the federal bullding Octo- | been extorted | of the committee on resolutions, has sent coples of the booklet to the secretary Bar assoclation, distribute them to prominent attorneys, | jurists and friends of the late judge. x report of the of the State “It the contractor held out against the continued Mr t. would be set afire or wrecked Fifteen of the true bills charge ex- | It was alloged that the victim to stop tortion; another fifteen, containing | ¢ seven counts each, charge con- spiracy; a third bateh of fifteen |y ) charge malicious mischief, and one indictment containing sixteen counts charges conspiracy. 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