Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-14
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
New Candidates for Political Places
Appear Each Day.
G. S. KENNEDY FOR CITY CLERK
=. }. Barrett, from other side, After
Same Office-ClRpp wants TO
he COmmissioner-POlish
SINCE Appears.

Each day several new candidates file
for political nominations. Tie latest re-
cruits are p. j. Barrett for city clerk on
the democratic ticket and George s.
Kennedy on the republican ticket.
Several have filed for the office OF coun-
Gilman. Among them were: Frank
Aieksiewicz, democratic candidate in the
Fifth ward; John Hasburgh, democratic
candidate in the Fourth ward; Thomas
Lisec, republican candidate in the Second
ward Luke Gaughan, democratic candi-
date in the Second ward; Fred Fefflinger,
democratic candidate in the Fourth ward.
c. Nj. Clapp filed as a candidate for the
office of fire and police commissioner on
the republican ticket.
Already some feeling has been vented
on account of the new ward boundaries.
The "outs" are objecting because. it is al
legged, some Of the "lns' fixed the ward
boundaries so that they should remain in
the same ward in which they were elected
before, and it has happened that some Of
the ambitious candidates in certain wards
find that they are now in a new ward.
Such trouble was expected. however, by
the council when the boundaries were
fixed.
Madame ROmanowska's Recital.
Madame Felicia Romanowska gave a re-
cital in classic music before a moderate
sized audience at the auditorium of the
South Omaha High school last evening.
The steady drizzle of rain kept many
away who would have enjoyed the lprima
donna's music. She expressed some disap-
pointment on account of the very few
Polish people present, saying she had hoped
to meet many Of her own countrymen.
Madame R-omanowska's voice was up to
the expectations Of the audience and they
responded readily. The quality of her
tones is sweet. In the lower register she
has plenty of strength combined with an
easy meditation.
Miss Victoria Vana Of South Omaha
played her difficult accompaniment after
two rehearsals and won praises for her
skill.
In order to give the Polish people an
other chance to hear their countrywoman
the program Of last night will be repeated
Sunday afternoon.
Early next week Madame Romanowska
expects to go to Denver to spend the rest
of the winter.
Three Juveniles Arrested.
Willie Coy, George Landerback and Tom
Stephenson were arrested last night on a
charge of disturbing the peace. The boys
are all under the Jurisdiction of the
Juvenile authorities. They, with a number
of companions, congregated at Twenty
fifth and NJ streets and raised a great dis
turbance about the entrance of a moving
picture show by hooting the people as
they passed out. The police have been
notified several times of this trouble and
last night raided the boys, catching the
three who were placed under arrest.
n. NJ. G. A. Notes.
The Young Mems Christian association
has announced its plans for an indoor ath-
letic meet of the grade school boys, to be
held in the gymnasium February 8. 4 and
6. AS most of the boys except the mem
bers of the Y. M. G. A. have not had the
privileges of the gymnasium work this
winter, the contest will be practically an
athletic examination of the natural ability
of the boy. There are eleven schools en-
tered. Each school will pick its best team
of not more than ten boys to compete in
the five events for first, second and third
places. The prizes, to be pennants, will
be given to the successful schools an
nually.
]. Dean Ringer, the chairman of the
boys work for the state, is the originator
of the movement, which is proving popular
with the boys. The various principals of
the schools will select coaches for their
respective schools and are putting every
effort forward to have their boys win the
honors for the schools.
Magic City Gossip.
Lew Williams reports the theft of a
team from his premises.
letters Gold Top Beer. delivered to any
part of city. Fred Hefflinger, Tel. South 1919
The Owls will meet Thursday evening
at Eagle hall, Twenty-sixth and N streets.
The South Omaha Commercial club meets
weekly luncheon.
The South Omaha Central Labor union
indorsed George stephens an a candidate
for the office of Fire and Police Commits
sioner,
Miss Clara Shelany has undergone an
operation for gall stones. She rallied with
much difficulty from the shock of the
operation and is still critically Ill.
The South Omaha High school Alumni
association met Tuesday night and made
arrangements for the commencement sea
son and appointed the necessary commit
tees.
The funeral Of ]. Perry Jones was largely
attended by stockmen and the FrateTnal
Order of Eagles. DR.. II. l.. Wheeler and
Rev. George Van Wrinkle had charge Of
the services.
ED H. Campbell, brother of G. S. Camp
bell Of South Omaha, died yesterday at
leave today for Kansas City, Where the
body of his brother is to be brought for
burial.
Johnnie Rain, one Of the South Omaha
! seriously hurt Tuesday evening While
coasting at Twenty-fifth and II streets.
He wrenched his back and is confined 10
his bed.