THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1919.
ORILLHART SAYS
WIFE'S CHARGES
. ARE UNFOUNDED
Socialist Leader, Against
Whom Divorce Was'
Granted Wednesday
Makes Plea.
Jesse T. Brillhart, socialist orator
and candidate for city commission
er a year ago, whose wife was
granted a divorce by Judge Troup,
last Wednesday says reports of
the allegations made by Mrs. Brill
hart in her petition do -him an in
justice. Mrs. Brillhart charged that her
husband failed to support herself
and their two children, that he curs
ed and ordered her and the children
to leave the house. --
He- was given custody of the two
children and the equity in their
home. She has conducted a hair
dressing parlor in the Paxton block
'or several years. v
"I never cursed or abused , my'
wife in all of my married life," said
Mr. Brillhart. "I have always tried
hard to support my family and al
ways turned over to my wife all
money left after paying bills.
"The manager of the Providence
Loan company can vouch for my
borrowing money and giving it to
her to settle her unpaid bills at her
hairdressinr business. I paid off an
equity of 459 on our home in six
months time.
"I advised my lawyer to withdraw
my petition for divorce filed before
she filed her croSs oelition, so that
she could secure the divorce uncon
tested wherein she takes all that we
ever possessed worth taking, be
cause I wish only for her future
happiness and contentment Could
I have done more."
Broke Health Department's
Quarantine Rule; Is Fined
Stephen Griger. 2604 Y street,
was fined $10 and costs in South
Side police court, on a charge of
breaking quarantine rules of the
health department.
Complaint .was filed by Inspector
Z. P Hedges, who testified that
Helen and John Griger, 8 and .18
years old, respectively, were strick
en with smallpox, and that the
father endeavored to defeat the pur
poses of the health department
when a quarantine was declared on
the Griger home. v
CLAUSE FOR JAY
WALKING LOSES
IN CITY COUNCIL
Commission In Debate Over
Practicability of Adoption
of Whistles For Traffic
Regulation.
Mayor Smith and the -city com
missioners are holding a conference
on a new traffic ordinance which
has been prepared by Superintend
ent Ringer of the police department.
One of the mooted questions is
whether traffic officers should use
whistles instead of their arms for
signals, v
"I think that Officer Dudlev at
Sixteenth and rarnara streets is the
best traffic cop I ever saw." re
marked the mayor who is against
the use ot whistles for traffic direc
tion. ,
The following "congested dis
trict," for restricted automobile
parking will be approved: Sixteenth
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It is more than Ponselle who sings
"Uri Bel Di Vedremo." It is Butterfly .
6inging her heart out in longing for her
lover's return. A record that justifies the
critics' acclamation -of Ponselle as one
of the world's great dramatic sopranos.
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Seidel Glorious in
Gj'psy Airs"
Slow opening notes then fiery pas
sages Toscha Seidel at his best.
The range of these haunting "Gypsy
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to a mere suggestion of sound gives
this young Russian genius every '
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As a boy in Naples, Stracciari sang
this rollicking air. His splendid
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of his voice you fairly see Vesu
vius standing out against the spark
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FRANK, J. HERMANSKY, Prop.
South Side Dealer. -i- 272s Q Street.
street, Leavenworth to Davenport
streets; Farnam, Thirteenth to
Twentieth; Douglas, Thirteenth to
Nineteenth; Fourteenth and Fif
teenth, Dodge, to Howard streets.
The prohibition against "jay
walking" was stricken, on the theory
that pedestrians who cross at other
than the established places, do so at
their peril. , ,
A committee of the commission
ers will work out an arrangement
for the regulation of downtown taxi
cabs, the proposal being that one
shall be allowed to a block.
Alleged Auto ,
Thief Tells
Of Gang Work
With a confession to the police by
Arthur Rorschack, Kansas City, Mo.,
arrested here Thursday by city de
tectives, a. link in the chain of auto
mobile thefts in Kansas City and
Omaha" has been broken, detectives
say. '
Rorschack confessed to the theft
of three automobiles stolen two
months ago from Charles Ricker,
Kansas City banker. He was taken
back to Kansas City today without
extradition papers. Rorschack had
beffi in Omaha for two months.
, He was arrested Thursday upon
a tip given Omaha police by Bertha
(Jackie) Weide,-231S Douglas street,
who was taken into custody earlier
in the day upon advice from Kansas
City police.
Harbored Rorschack, Charge.
A. Lundgren, rooming at 2315
Douglas street, was arrested with
"Jackie" Weide in connection with
harboring . Rorschack, an alleged
fugitive from justice. Lundgren and
"Jackie" Weide were booked for in
vestigation. In police court this
morning, Lundgren admitted driv
ing a car for Rorschack , from
Kansas City to Soldier, Kan.
Both were ordered held hv the
police for five days pending further
word from Kansas City police.
- Rorschack told Omaha detectives
that he drovf the stolen cars to
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Ak-Sar-Ben Drive So Far
Nets About 600 Members
Thursday morning 20 teams made
up of knights of Ak-Sar-Ben started
out on a membership drive. Jp to
noon yesterday, about one-half of
them had reported. This report
shows, that about 600 candidates
were gathered in for the "slaughter."
It was the biggest first day drive in
the history of the organization.
The team made up of Messrs Rast,
Mitchell and Baumer won the flag
by bringing in a list of 164 men
who signed up for membership. The
Omaha Printing company took 28
memberships for 28 of its men.
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Husband, In Divorce Suit,
Says Wife Tortured Him
John W. Wheelan says in a divore
petition -filed yesterday in district
court against his wife, Minnie, that
she cursed and continually tortured
him. He says he humored her in
every way but could not appease
her violent outbursts toward him.
The New May Numbers
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including the phenomenal hits il
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. O'NEILL, NEB. -
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CHILDREN'S COUPON
Uncle Bill's Big
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Saturday
Children accompanied by their
parents presenting this Coupon will
receive free Uncle Bill's Big Cutout
Circus, with tent, animals, horses,
riders, flags, acrobats, etc.
All
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Opposite Hotel Rome
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SALE and DEMONSTRATION
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VACUUM SWEEPER SATURDAY
The Demonstration Will Continue for One Week in
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One Beautiful Torrington Electric Vacuum Sweeper
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