Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

Van Wrinkles Sunday morning topic. There
IL no evening service except that OF the
Young people.
The regular services will be conducted at
the Presbyterian church In the morning
and the dedicatory service OF the corner
stone Of the new church Will be held at
D. m. The program has been revised
slightly in some Of its particulars. There
Is to be no evening service.
"The Sphere Of the Church." ls Rev. Al
fred @. Whites Sunday morning topic at
St. Martins church.. The Sunday school
will precede at " a. m.
Rev. Alfred G. White will conduct the
Holy Communion service at a m. at st.
Clements mission. Morning prayer will be
observed at II o'clock. The topic is Two
Worlds" The Sunday school at st. Ed
wards mission, followed by the Litsny, will
be held at p. m.
a. o. 4. W. Elect OFFICERS.
The Ancient Order of United Workmen
elected officers Thursday evening for the
ensuing term as follows; b. A. Finerty'
past master workman: Joseph Marek, mas
ter workman; Fred IIass. foreman Edward
Dougherty overseer; J. J. Nightingale, re-
corder; William McCauley, flnancier; j. p.
Lang. treasurer; Joseph oHern, guide; Z.
II. Miller inside watch William J. Nagle,
outside watch; w. J. Canaday and f. c.
Dlers, trustees: DR.. w. j. McCrann, ply
slcian.
Complaint Against Miller.
The parents of Miss Ethel Barker swore
out complaints against Clausen Miller yes
terday. charging him with abduction OF
the girl woh has been missing from home
since Monday As yet the police have
secured no trace Of the missing pair. The
parents are nearly frantic in their grief
and are on the point of sacrificing all
their means to put into the seach for her.
The girl was bright attractive child OF
H. always smiling and high spirited
Her face is rather round and her features
quite regular When smiling her mouth
seems rather broad, Her eyebrows arc
well arched. Ii is hoped that some trace
may be secured Of the missing girl and her
return secured.
No Bonds for Men Secured.
william Setback and Willard Stanley Of
the eight men bound over to the district
court for the May day episode at Vista
Springs of which Ida Mkkelsen was the
victim, were committed to the county jail
mon were able to secure bonds. The other
meme were able to secure bonds for their
appearance before the district court. Since
their arrest these two have been kept in
custody at the South Omaha jail. The
police have not succeeded in locating
Mertz, the ninth man Of the party.
Funeral of MRS. Faux.
The funeral of Mrs. Charlotte Faux, rs
years old, will be held at p. m. Sunday
afternoon. Mrs Faux died Friday evening
at the home of her son, DR.. +. W. Faux,
2912 S street, South Omaha. She had been
in America only ten days. She had made
the trip from Germany with her son, who
went to Germany to accompany her early
In the spring. She endured the 5000 miles
Of travel well, and on the next day after
her arrival appeared much refreshed The
weather took a sudden change at that
! time and she apparently took severe cold,
which developed pneumonia, from which
she was unable to recover.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
T. M Ransom of Letter Memorial church
at the undertaking psrlors of H. T. Brass.
Burial will be at Laurel Hill cemetery.
Magic city Gossip.
Mrs ]. n. Williams is at Grand Island,
| Neb, on a visit of a week or more.
| S. B. Femme left yesterday for visit in
| George Thomas was sentenced to sixty
days yesterday for disturbing the peace.
the south. He will be away two or three
weeks. 80"
Mrs c. A. Randall of Newman Grove
Is visiting for few days in South Omaha,
preparatory TO going to Basin, Wyo.
Washable Haymakers VIII meet Friday
| night for the purpose of electing officers
The lodge meets at S25 North Twenty-fifth
| streets
d. NJ Click of Los Angeles, formerly Of
South Omaha, Is paying visit to his ole
friends. He arrived yesterday and will stay
! a week or two.
Persistent Advertising is the Road to Bis
Returns.