Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Truant Officer McAuley Again After
the Saloon Keepers.
SELLING LIQUOR TO MINORS
Charges to GO TO the Fire and Police
COmmissiOn-says He is Deter
mined to Break VI the
Practice.

Practice.
Truant officer Paul McAuley is c%ontinu-
ing his policy of lodging complaints against
saloon keepers for selling to minors. He
has two complaints ready for the next
meeting of the board. which probably Will
be early in the coming week. he has not
the names OF the men against
whom these complaints shall ISSUE, but It
is understood that one is at Twenty-se sentn
and ] streets and the other on l. street, iu
about the same locality.
The former cases we're that Of William
Unzioker, which apparently had circum-
stances which served as an excuse, he be-
ing given a warning and promised to allow
no further cause for complaint, and that OF
James Kracek in Albright. which place of
business has been closed up for about two
weeks and but recently allowed to open.
With the cases to follow. the board has ex-
pressed the determination to deal severely.
The truant officer has made many rounds
in the city and declares he viii. continue
until the practice of sending children for
beer is effectually stopped. In certain dis
tricts this practice appears 10 be quite as
common as sending the children to the
grocery store.
The truant officer. has found evidence
against one more tobacco dealer in the city
since the former large number OF indict-
ments. This was one Of the men already
under indictment. The case fell directly
under his observation and he had made no
speciai effort to secure evidence.
Charged with EmbeEzIement.
Arthur Henry was arrested yesterday on
complaint Of Dan J. Hinchey of the
Hinchey Laundry company, under the
charge Of endorsement Henry worked for
Hlnchey five or six months early In the
year. While engaged In running a delivery
route he managed to arouse suspicion from
the fact that his books showed a discrep-
ancy OF over 800. He is said to have i'm
mediately left town. but returned a few
days ago. Henry was at one time a soldier
In the United States army.
Sunday Services.
John Lewis of McCabe's church, Omaha,
will preach at LETTERS Memorial church
Sunday morning. The pastor, Rev. Karl
Hitler, will represent DR.. Gorst at Rich
field and Union at the regular time of
services. He will occupy his own pulpit in
the evening.
Christian Building will be Rev. r. W
Liver's Sunday morning topic. In the even
ing he goes to Papillion for the dedication
of the new English Lutheran church at
that point.
Rev. George Van Wrinkle will preach Sun
day morning on the Possibilities of Faith"
In the evening an evangelistlc service will
be held. Special services we're conducted at
the church all the week.
DR.. r. L. Wheeler announces simply the
regular services at the First Presbyterian
church.
The United Presbyterian church will have
no service in the morning except the Sun
day school. In the evening the choir will
give a special musical program.
st. Clements mission, Twenty-ninth and
S streets. will observe morning prayer and
sermon at Ii a. IN. Sunday school will be
convened at noon. st. Edwards chapel will
meet at vesper service at 1880.
". M. q. A. Notes.
The dormitory is crowded to it's full ca
pacity.
Saturday pop will consist of a varied
program. High bar work, mat work,
wrestling matches. and a basket ball game.
The game of basket ball is between two
Young Mems Christian association teams,
one representing the high school and the
other picked from the membership outside
OF the high school following.
h Sunday afternoon mems meeting will
be addressed by DR.. Loveland, pastor of
the First Methodist church Of Omaha. The
association orchestra will render a musical
program, Mrs. r. o. Haskins will sing, and
there will be a song service under the
leadership of O.. NJ. Williams. All men are
invited.
The educational work of the association
closes for the year next Thursday evening.
This department has been doing good work
considering the room and equipment in use.
The winter term will open the evening Of
January 1, 1909. Glasses in English for for
eigners, arithmetic, reading, penmanship
and rapid calculation will be organized at
that time. The Bible study classes will
also cease until the new year. Glasses in
the physical work will continue until the
holidays.
Magic City Gossip.
City Clerk ]. ]. Gillin reports that both
his little sons are seriously III.
John w. Ballard. a former resident of
South Omaha, is in the city visiting friends.
J. d. Nethert has returned from Texas
Tor a short visit in South Omaha,
Mrs. Frank Houseman and Mrs. Lucy
Eads will entertain the p. e. o. society
this afternoon
Frenchy Homestead No. 1850. will give a
dance December 10 at the Ancient order OF
United Workmen temple.
1t is reported that Wesley Mcbride, who
has been sick a month with typhoid fever,
has a chance of recovery.
The South Omaha Foot Ball association
and the team were rendered a reception at
the home of Ethel Berlin last evening.
Clifford Carpenter, who has been in the
South Omaha hospital for a week, since
an operation for appendicitis, is about ready
to return TO his home.
The South Omaha teachers are again no.
titled OF the important general teachers
assembly at the South Omaha High school
at $3.50 o'clock today. 1t is a public session
and all friends are welcome.
Nettie Antocol and four Greeks with
whom she was arrested Thursday evening
appeared before Judge Callahan yesterday
and the woman and one man paid fines on
agrancy charges. The others were dis
m.ssed.
The second of a series OF labor meetings
by Emmett 7. Flood VIII be held Tuesday
! evening at Evans hall, 231l N street. He
is the general organizer OF the American
Federation of Labor. Others, besides Mr..
Flood viii speak. Good music has been pro-
vided.
Mrs. George Stewart, Sa North Twelfth