Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-12
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Bohemian Catholic Fair Opens Today
with a Parade Of Societies.
OBJECT TO PAY DEBT ON SCHOOL
Tuesday 20 IA button nay and
Women VIII Give Everyone an
Opportunity TO AdOrn
Themselves.

Tie event Of greatest interest in South
Omaha for the coming week 10 the Bchem-
ian Catholic fair, given under the name
Of the South Omaha Business Mems exhi-
bition. The celebration viii last eight days
and each day has a full and varied pro-
gram. No better conception OF the object
OF the fair can be gathered than the follow
ing explanation and proclamation by the
mayor issued yesterday:
Whereas, The Bohemian Catholics OF
South Omaha have Just completed a mag
nificent parochial school upon their PIP
this city, and haye dedicated same 60 the
lofty purpose u education, The Approximate
cost Of which school with its furnishings,
den Of which rests alone upon these people
and,
Is now a substantial asset and IN future
will be an essential factor in the well
being Of the, citizenship OF south Omaha.
This institution being yet burdened with an
Indebtedness Of $500, and 1t Is eminent..y
proper that the people OF this city should
Be afforded an opportunity to assist.
Therefore, 1, Frank KoutsKy, may or Of
the city Of South Omaha, by virtue of this
proclamation, name and appoint, Iuesday'
out the cities of South Omaha and Omaha,
upon which day, duly appointed ladies
interested In this worthy cause will pass
throughout the cities Of South Omaha and
Omaha with buttons, upon which will be
a cut of the school with an appropriate
motto, and II will be highly pleasing and
appropriate, II at the close of the day,
every citizen within the confines of both
cities, shall wear a button, emblematic
OF the cause Of education and the testi-
monial to the fact that you ave con-
tributed towards a high and lofty cause.
Watch the ladies with the buttons on
Button Day. Tuesday, October 10, 1908.
The program for each day is as follows:
sunday-Rarade from p. m. to $3.50 p. m.
Addresses, Franek's hall, Frank Koutsky,
II: c. Murphy. J. c. Vana, Father Chunde-
Neutrality-suspicious. day; Governor
George l.. Sheldon, @. Y, Brewer, Frank
Koutsky, Joseph Koutsky, r. C. Hollister,
A. w. Jefferis, w p. Adkins.
Observation-Disclosures day. Button Day
Observation-Disclosures day.
Thursday-Turner's day.
Friday-Democrauc day, a. {. shallen-
berger, James English, j. M. Tanner, II. B.
Fleharty.
saturday-Omaha day.
s-unday-Closing day. Dedication of
Two Sent to County Jail.
]. f. Faltys and ]. II. Christie were taken
TO the county Jail Saturday afternoon by
Detective, p. II. Shields, where they wait
the action of the grand Jury. Christie will
be tried for attempting to pass a forged
check on the letter Brewing company
which was discovered in time to prevent
loss.
Faltys IL to be tried for giving the combi-
nation of r. A. Cressey's safe to George
l.. Gillian OF st. Joseph. and supplying a
plan of the building to be the guide OF the
latter in an. attempt made last Sunday
morning to rob the store. Faltys will moi
talk OF the affair and could be brought tc
no admissions under the questions of the
police department. He ia attempting tc
secure bail but as yet has not succeeded.
Magic City Gossip.
letters Gold Top Beer delivered to any
part OF the city. Telephone No. s..
The city expended S266.5 80 for repairing
and cleaning the streets last week.
Victoria Vana, private secretary to the
mayor Is taking her vacation this week
CoALi Try Howlsnd's celebrated Silver
Creek. Office, 4S N. 24th st. Tel. South 7
The stringers Of the Q street viaduct
are nearly all In position ready for rivet.
ing,
Morey. Easy payments. Call and gel
our terms, Fidelity Chattel Loan Co., 10
No. oath st.
wanted-A woman or girl to help will
cleaning and general work by the day
1854 South 3Oth st.
Arthur w: Rae. 22i1 G, reported the
birth Of twin babies at his home yester'
day. They were a boy and girl.
The Dixie Jubilee singers are to Civ,
q free entertainment at the Young Men,
Christian association this afternoon.
The Sunday service Of the Christian
byterian church this morning. In the even
Young Mems Christian association.
Government land drawing. October s t,
II, at Dallas, 8. ID. Have your registration
papers made out by Gail Hamill OF Dallas
Work Is resumed on the Mud .oreel
steel working shield is in operation Il
support the roof while the clay is beinI
eXcavated. .s.4
Lost-TwO bay horses. one with whit
IceL, one Will wire cut on front legs
Weight l,04Q. Anton w. Bazaar, 36th an,
u streets, South Omaha
Wanted, to. rent. a modern 6 or 7-roon
house; must be In good condition and con
Venient to car. Please state location an
rent. Address Bee office, South Omaha.
The last base ball game of the seasot
street park between the Hoffman's and tn
switts. W. Belden of the Omaha leagu
team will umpire the game.
The funeral Of Albert l.. Johnson, hal
brother TO Fred Zero and son OF Mr.. an
Mrs. r. b. Johnson. Panama, Neb., viii
be held from the residence Of Fred Ferc
OIL North Twenty-fifth, Monday after
service.
A reception will be held October Is at tn
IN SopoS 81 5 s S1S H n9;;hw Fiu A y I NSss
The usual services will be observed q
81. Clements mission. The sunday schot
charged 70 $3.50 a, m
Miss Dorothy Dorf died yesterday morr
ing at the home of her sister. Mrs. e. Il
Stewart, sos North Twentieth street. sh
was % years OF age. The funeral will b
Monday at 1880 p. m. from the StewaI
residence, conducted by Rev. Ralph IIyerl
1nterment Prospect Hill.
In a quarrel which arose between Benn
Mclean and William Kahn, two Sout
Omaha constables, yesterday mornHI
Kane is said to have struck Mclean wit
a cane. They differed over who had bee
responsible for the most rides In a eel
tain busy The trouble occurred on IN
streets at Twenty-fourth and n.
TO anyone who desires a clean, fire.,
burning, hAgh-srads coal at a mediuI
price We VIII fully guarantee Usage Nj
not only to meet expectations, but
please. A small quantity does much. ser,
ice. One trial will make you a friend
Usage coal. B~roadwel- Rich Coal Co, "a
street. Phones. office No. 8, yaI
NO lS
Women Interrupt PoItIcaI speake
A Well-dressed woman Interrupted a poll
teal speaker recently by continual
coughing, II she had taken Foley's Hon,