Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-09
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Andy Gallagher May Decide to Run
for Office.
BUSINESS MEN WANT Y. M. G. A.
Meeting Held at which Matter of
Financial Aid Is Taken Up
Aid for Associated
Charities.

Andy NJ. Gallagher may resign his posi-
ton as deputy fire warden OF the state of
Nebraska under Governor Shallenberger to
enter the race in South Omaha as one OF
the democratic candidates. He ia a resi-
dent of the Sixth ward. 1t is not yet deter.
mined whether he will become a candidate
for councilman Of his ward or will aspire
to a higher office.
No new candidates filed yesterday, but
many are expected to file next week. The
republicans have shown no haste to get into
the race, which is taken for n sign Of gen.
eral harmony and understanding in the
party.
Associated Charities want Aid.
The branch office Of the Associated Chart |
ties in South Omaha has issued a call for
the assistance of South Omaha residents.
The particular need is for places where
applicants may secure temporary work.
The office receives severaI applicants daily
who must be denied because the office can
not provide work. Miss Cloud, who is in
charge, says that people who are seeking
a washerwoman or who want men for a
Jews days work Of any kind could often
get a prompt response If they let their
wants be known to the office.
Need of Y. NJ. c. A.
II SOulH Ollldud 1Oullb men s CnTlSIlan
association has again grappled with the
problem OF finances. At a dinner given to
the board of directors and friends of the
organization Thursday evening the matter
was plainly discussed both by the officials
of the association and numerous business
men of the city. The issue raised was
whether there is need of an association In
South Omaha. The business men present
were practically unanimous in the affirma-
tive, J. j. Fitzgerald of the Board Of Fire
and Police Commissioners was emphatic in
his remarks favoring the institution. He
was seconded by Lew Etter, Henry Murphy,
Dave Anderson and others. All agreed that
South Omaha could not afford to be with
out the association and agreed to assist
personally to raise the necessary financial
support. Aside from the discussion the
company enjoyed an excellent dinner pro-
vided by the women's auxiliary. To further,
the plan for tho campaign a committee of
business men consisting Of Lew Etter, ].
NJ Tanner, II. c. Murphy, Dave Anderson
and l.. c. Gibson was appointed to confer
with the board of directors. The state
secretary, J. p. Bailey, and George Gilmore
of the Omaha association were present.
Services in the Churches.
Rev. Alfred @. White will not be able
to reach South Omaha Sunday in time for
the holy communion at s a. m, so this
service at st. Martins church will be
omitted. At IL a. m. he will be present,
however, and preach on the topic, THE
Reproach and a Resolve"
w. L. Cullen. lay reader, will conduct
the morning prayer service at st. Clements
church Sunday at IL o'clock. 9TH Mani
festation to the Gentiles'' will be his theme.
He will conduct the vesper service at ST.
Edwards chapel at 4 p. m. when THE
l Epiphany" will be his topic. In each OF
. the services the Sunday school will pre-
cede.
! Representatives are being selected to be
present at the Sunday school rally of the
Episcopal churches to be held at Trinity
cathedral, Omaha, January 16.
Services will be held at Letter Memorial
church at 1880 p. m. Sunday. Rev. T. NJ.
Ransom will speak.
'The Kings Business is the subject of
. Rev. George Van Wrinkles morning ad-
dress. The Way Prepared" is the even
I ing topic.
Magic City Gossip.
t Miss Besse Dare will entertain the Hem
Always Saturday at a Z p. m. dinner.
j. II. Lutman, Twenty-seventh and B..
- streets, is erecting a 5000 residence.
John Roberts, assistant timekeeper of
Armour a. Co, has returned from Mem
pms MHSIS lS SOhnPouJ . ~ llSluS are
located.
Bernard Larkin has been chosen deputy
coroner in South Omaha under Coroner
Crosby.
The Cicilian club will give an entertain
ment at the Danish Brotherhood hall sun
day night.
y P. {. Caldwell entertained a large num-
Der of guests Thursday evening in honor
OF his birthday.
The sophomores of the South Omaha
High school held a party at the high school
!, building last night.
The savings department of the Live Stocl
" National bank is distributing their 1917
,e calendar and household expense book. Cal
for yours.
st. Agnes Coutr of Foresters, No. $50
will install officers Monday night, January
10, at the Workmen temple. Refreshments
- will be served.
!" George Davis died at $50 a. m. Friday
n 1924 North Twenty-fourth street. TIL,
III funeral will be held at 3 p. m. from tn,
- residence.
l.. d. Lively was arrested yesterda,
n evening for the alleged offense of drunken
Jake Small said he was trying to lasl
3O some boys with a stock whip.
OF The board of appraisers to determine tn
ng damages to the property owners by rea
son of the grading of o street, met yester
" ficulties from various sources and II 1
i likely that many claims for damage vii
CT, be asked.