Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-16
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Anti-Annexationists Rejoice Over Vic
tory Before Board.
NEW BILL TO BE PREPARED
south Omaha High school WIN Meet
weepinE water on Country
Club GrOunds-sunday
Services,

II was a bunch OF delighted officials and
Rnti-annexationists who returned yester-
day afternoon from Omaha after their
successful fight against the annexation
proposition. They gave out the result to
limited circle but It was the last edition
Of the Evening Bee, brought here by
special carriers that spread the news
throughout the city. This Is the last stage
Of the warfare this year but the Com
mercial CLUB promises that when the new
legislature meets It will submit a bill
which a committee appointed this week
will set itself to prepare. This bill, It Is
stated. will be a contrast to the Lee bill
in that it will make provision for the
question being submitted to vote Of the
people. Whatever is the outcome In this
respect, an effort will be made. It is said
to provide for greater efficiency In civic
government.
Daughter Tea and Musicale,
An interesting entertainment was given
at the home of Mrs c. r. Campbell, 270l
E street, yesterday afternoon by Division
No. 3 of the Presbyterian Kings Daugh-
tiers. 1t was described as a tea and musi-
Gale and both portions of the program
were enjoyed with equal appreciation by a
company of seventy ladies besides child
rem. The program consisted OF vocal and
instrumental music with Mrs r. Randall
giving a number Of readings. The musical
items were: Violin solos, Mr.. Stewart
Berger accompanied by Miss Jean Berger;
songs by the high school mixed quartet
Miss Kenner accompanist; vocal duet
Mrs Charles Lessler and Mrs. Perry
Wheeler, accompanied by Mrs. Sturrick;
nj hn
lowing the concert light refreshments were
served. There was a sale of aprons and
candy, the proceeds, which amounted to
SIS, goes to the church building fund.
After Young ROwdies.
The police are after a gang OF young
rowdies who have been destroying prop
erty in the vicinity Of Thrift ninth and X
streets Thursday night they tore down
some outbuildings at the residence of City
Clerk Good as well as broke all the danger
signal lamps that Paving Contractor Jen-
sen had strung along Thirty-nnth street
The rendezvous Of the gang is said to be
the Corrigan school building
Foot Ball Notes.
The Shamrock foot ball club Is getting
into training for it's meeting Sunday week
with WRterloo-at Vinton park. The first
practice took place Thursday evening and
developed plenty Of promising young ma
terial quite a number OF the old players
have decided to don the coors again ana
the club officials are hopeful OF a sue
cessful season.
This afternoon at 1880 South Omaha
High school meets Weeping Water High
school, The match will be played on
grounds west of the Country club.
sunday Services.
Rev. w. A. Pollock the new pastor OF
the United Presbyterian church, will oc-
cupy the pulpit at both services tomorrow.
Mr.. Pollack and his family arrived In the
city Friday from South Ryegate, VT. He
comes with quite a reputation as a preacher.
and Christian worker and no doubt will
be a valuable acquisition to the ministerial
ranks Of South Omaha.
Rev. Or. Wheeler, the pastor will deliver
temperance address at the morning SER
vice in Rushing's hall, where the congre-
cation Of the Presbyterian church is wor-
shipping, pending the erection OF the new
! church. Mr.. Emmons Dimmock will speak
at the young peoples service at o'clock
! in the evening.
! First Fruits, a Common Instinct Of the
Race" will be the topic of the sermon OF
Rev. Alfred G. White after morning prayer
| in st. Martins church. Sunday school will
be at 10 o'clock.
Holy communion at 8 a. m, at ST. Ed
wards mission, Rev. Alfred @. White, cele-
brant; Sunday school at p. m,
At St. Clements mission, w. L. Cullen,
! lay reader. Sunday school at 10 a. m;
morning prayer and sermon at II a. m.
Rev M. S. Poulson, Lincoln, state super
lntendent of the Anti-Saloon league. will
speak in the First Baptist church at the
II a. m. service.
At the morning service Of the First
Methodist church at IL O'Clock in the odd
Fellows hall, Rev. James M. Bodwell the
pastor, will preach on the subject, What
Shall the Harvest Be?" Sunday school will
be held at 9:45 a. m.
Rev. s. II, Yerian, pastor OF the First
Evangelical Lutheran church. will have
as his topic at the II a. m. service THE
Raising of the Widows Son at Main"
Cateehetical instruction will be given In the
evening at p. m. Sunday school will be
held at 10 a, m. The Luther league will
meet at D. m, and the subject for con-
slderadon will be "Luther's Spiritual
Struggle" The leader will be Lille Hesby
Everyone is invited to attend the meetings
OF the league.
The regular services will be held in the
Letter Memorial church.
The West Side Methodist church at
Thirty-second and u streets will have ser
vices afternoon and evening.
Services will be held at the usual hours
IN the First Christian church, Twenty-third
and R streets.
William COFtneF Hurt.
William Cortner, who was trying To ride
a Burlington freight out Of South Omaha
last night was pitched off the top of a
car and fell under the wheels. His right
leg was cut off below the knee. His wife
left yesterday for st. Joseph and he was
trying to follow her. He was attended at
Tie gnI1th Ornnhn hnrnItnI h,t N E,rI.I.L.