Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-27
AFFAIRS Al SUUlh UMAhA
Ulty Clerk GILlln has Ballots Already
III ErLnVeLs nOnuS,
VOTERS MUST AEGISIER TODAY
saErp LOOkJ-. s..h be heB'
hor Men who Have No RIRht
10 Franchise--EAsteF
services.
VOTERS MUST AEaISIER TODAY


of the use OF the Australian ballot at the
south Omaha municipal election and issued
a writ OF mandamus yesterday, the city
| clerk, J. j, Gulin, Immediately consulted
with the city printer, W. ). Shater and
gave him the copy for the official and sam
pie ballots These ballots are not rotated
and the republican nominees hold the first
place on the ticket. The printer estimated
that the cost Of the printing would be
about $50, which is the actual cost Of NOV
| ing the voting machines. There is no ad-
ditional cost attached to the use Of the
ballot and a much freer ballot is secured
1t has been the experience of all elections
with the machines that fully one-thlrd
of the voters are not able to operate them
without assistance and wnen assisted are
often too much confused to make the selec-
ton which they wanted to make. The de-
cision OF the court is counted decided vic
tory for the republicans and will be ac-
cepted with complaisance by the greater
portion of the democrats Had the demo-
Gratis made the initial move for the Aus
tralian ballot the faults of the machine
would have been quite as well aired as
in the present case,
At the republican headquarters last niRht
there was much good feeling over the re-
suits and the ease with which all pretended
opposition to the Australian ballots has
melted away.
Easter in south Omaha.
Most Of the South Omaha churches arc
preparing special Easter programs for Sum
day. The musical features of the programs
are, as usual especially prominent. In
nearly all the churches a holy communion
service, baptism and reception TO new
members form part OF the program.
One of the most elaborate programs is
at st. Martins Episcopal church. The pro-
gram is as follows:
Proce ssional Hymn, No 1l2. ...............
Introit-Awake, Thou That Sleepest Maker
Hyrie Dorey
Hymn before sermon), No 11o..........
Hymn (after sermon). No. 118.,.........
Offertory-The Day Of Resurrection.
...........'..,......'...... Dulsken
eahctus ':''''''''''''''''''''''' DoFey
Asnus Del ''''''''''''''.''''''''''''' Dorey
Communion Hymn, No. 2SS..............,
Gloria Excelsis, No. 43S....................
Nunc Dimittis, No los. OS....,................
Recessionai, No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Morning topic, by Rev. A. G. White,
when 1t Is Dark"
EVENING
Professional, No. 1l2. l2.....................
Gloria (chant), No 177.....................
Magnificat (chanD, No. 1T...............
Nuno Dinlttis (chanD. No. 256.........
Hymn (before sermon), No 125.......,
Hymn (after sermon), No. 110.,.........
Offertory-Organ ...........,...........,...
Mrs. L. H. Greer
Recessional-Hymn No. 118.........,.....
Children's special service.
st. Clements MissiOR.
The vested choir of St. Clements mis-
sion will also present an elaborate pro-
gram:
Hymn~Jesus Christ Is Risen To-day.
Introit-Christ, Our Passover. .Gregorian
kyrie ''''''''''''''''''.''.':., Gllbert
S'o SiOria .oj anonymous
Hymn-At the Lambs High Feast We
Anthem-iiow Beautiful Upon the
offertory~Thou Art Worthy. o Lord.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Gilbert
sursum Corda (Monotone). ................
Communion Hymn-Bread OF the World
Post Communicated Now, o Father.
gloria In tEIxeelsis'''''''''''''''C. Fenner
Recessionai-on Our Way Rejoicing.
Organist Mrs. o. Polcar.
Evening prayer and sermon at p. m.
vespers will be observed at st. Edwards
mission at 4 p. m.
DR.. Gorst will conduct the morning serv-
ice at Letter Memorial church, with holy
communion.
At the First Presbyterian church Easter
communion. with baptism and reception of
members. Special chorus choir. Kings
Daughters chapel at 2:3O D. m. Holy com
munion and Easter service will be con-
Quoted.
The Easter communion will be observed
at the English Lutheran church.