Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

taxes are not paid.
Parade az the boys.
The South Omaha Young Mems Chris
uan association hopes to get 1000 boys OF
the city to march in the parade this morn
ing. Tie line of march viii be from Twen-
ty-fourth street 20 the Exchange building
and from there TO Armour's packing house
by way Of Twenty-sixth street, finishing
again at the place OF beginning. Franek's
band will lead the procession. The object
of the parade is to boost FOR the associa-
ton, which from this time is to be devoted
TO the boys classes exclusively.
Church Announcements.
Relations OF Suffering to satisfaction
Is Or. r. L. Wheeler's Sunday morning /
theme. In the evening he will speak on, !
Some Readjustments Of Faith"
Rev. E. a. Jordan will speak on the |
Letters 20 the Seven Churches Sunday !
morning. In the evening he will discuss
the topic. individuality"
Rev. J. N. Wallace will preach at the
United Presbyterian church.
Rev. Alfred G. White will be relieved
Sunday morning and the Right Rev. Arthur
Williams will preach at St Martins church.
The apostles rite of confirmation will be
observed at this service. Rev. White will
conduct the holy communion service at
S a, m. at St. Clements mission. The sub
ject Of the morning sermon will be, Doors,
Not Hearers" The bishop will conduct the
confirmation service at this church in the
evening Rev, a. @. White will assist him.
The choir at st. Clements church has
| organized a guild and taken the name Of
st. Ceciia's guild Mrs. oliver Polcar is
president, Miss Hazel Goddard, vice presi-
I dent; Mrs. Zastera, treasurer and Miss
Emma Kaufman secretary.
! The Battle Belongs to God" is the sub
ject of Rev. George Van Winkle's address
at the Baptist church. The evening topic
is evangelstic.
George jameson Dead.
George Jameson dice yesterday ut the
| county hospital after an illness OF many
weeks. He will be remembered with much
/ kindly feeling by the men Of the South
Omaha Live Stock exchange, being a IA
miliar figure in the lobby. lie made
humble subsistence by selling canes which
he made himself by whiting with his jack
knife. Many a stockman has made 1t a
point to buy one of his canes and very
few Of the stockmen of Nebraska have
been in South Omaha who have not secl
jameson in his place and his stock in
trade has often been depleted by the gener-
OSlly Oh lneSe men, lie was Olu anu
the last year had been i'll much OF the
time. His last place of residence in South
} Omaha was at $50 North Twenty-severAth
} street. The funeral will take place from
Brewers chapel at p. m today.
Charles Nevvey Dies Alone.
; Charles Newey died alone at 2115 {
| street Saturday morning in the Gross
rooming house. He had been i'll and under
the care OF DR.. John Koutsky. 1t was no
: thought Friday night that he was in i'm
mediate danger but Saturday morning
when the manager of the house made hi!
t rounds at 6:15 o'clock he found Newey in
dying condition. The police and ply
scian were called, but before they arrived
he had died. He was an Englishman o.
l advanced age, having no relatives in tn
city. Some of His old-time friends win SCI
that he has a good burial He was
t laborer in the packing houses.
Magic City Gossip.
f The Eastern Star will hold an initiation
[ tonight at Masonic hall.
Rudolph Hong is building a new. hom
. at Fortieth and streets.
. Andrew Bazes is erecting a cottage a
Thirty-third and streets.
e Charles Dirksmier was taken to tn
r county hospital last night for treatmen
| for eryslpelas.
| u
. Plainview. Neb are visiting in Sout
[ Omaha for few days.
y Jack Fitzgerald has a match schedules
d win ole Peterson of Denver to be Tough
l. at North Platte Tuesday.
h Miss Freda Thablor Aas returned fron
. Tiden, Neb., where she has been a specia
u nurse under DR.. S. A Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Mcdonald of Baird
g Ia are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
q Mcdonald of South Omaha at the Gree
= hotel.
John Mitchell and Miss Frances Hulet
n were married Thursday at the home Of Mi
e and Mrs. Fred Hulett, the parents Of tn
bride
. Chauncey Barnbrook and Miss Effie i
Il Gilliard Of Omaha were married Thursda
/ by Rev. DR.. r. L. Wheeler. They wi
Il make their home in South Omaha.
= Don't forget the embroidery sale q
l. Flynns today and tonight: bring your liz
along with the other things you need; 70
$ will find goods that please and prices tha
please. We have had more than one Gus
toner lately ask us how we did II, Nice
goods for the same money or the sam
l. goods for less money-that is what we ali
y at and we hit the mark pretty regularl!
j., You may come with that kind OF a feelin
10 and you won't go away disappointed w
s. are showing new things in every depar
ID ment In the house-clean,. up-to-date goo
-, values that give you the feeling: / hay
- my moneys worth when you buy. We al
rs here to prove every word to you. VIII yo
d let US? John Flynn & Co.