Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-12-16

were perforce restricted to the visitors
and live stock men, together with a few
other invited guests.
,rhe doors will open at p. m
Cripple Beaten Up.
Battered and bruised. L. Gabel, Grip
pie. stood before Judge Callahan yesteT-
day morning to tell of the treatment be-
slowed upon him few days ago by
Frank GelIecke, a hale and hearty young
man living in the vicinity Of Thirty-siXth
and T streets
Gabel. It seems, went to visit friend
by the name of Bill WALTERS, who lives
in tent at Thirty-siXth and 7 streets
For some reason not specified as yet
Gellecke is said to have assaulted GabeI
with jug of whisky. The appearance
OF Gabel attests that his left eye was
terribly lacerated. A doctors certificate
further itemized the hurts as broken
nose, a cut lip, torn leg and innumer-
able bruises.
Judge Callahan granted Gellecke CON
tinuance until next Saturday.
Lighting of the Candles.
one OF the most unique and at the same
time beautiful ceremonies of Jewish prac-
tice will be inaugurated next Sunday at
the Jewish synagogue, Twenty fifth and
] streets. when the children from the
Hebrew schools of South Omaha and
Council Bluffs will join in the celebration
of what is known as the Lighting of the
Candles"
The ceremony will begin at o'clock
under the direction of Prof. s. Weber,
teacher of Hebrew, who has appointed
the children to the following parts in the
service:
Reva Glinsky, a 9-year-old girl will
open the meeting with prayers from the
Psalms used at the dedication OF the
Temple of King David
George Nesman Of South Omaha will
light the candles and Gertrude ChernAck
OF Council Bluffs will sing a hymn appro-
pirate to the action.
The history of Judas Maccabeus will be
given in English and Hebrew by Fernie
Sacks. Eva Lapufsky. dressed In cos
tune. will sing to the accompaniment Of
the Jewish harp. The children will be led
by Estelle Lapidus who has been APP
pointed chairman Of the evening because
of her remarkable aptitude for the things
Of Jewish history.
Choral Society Recital.
Under the direction OF Anna Bratton
the South Omaha Choral society gave a
delightful recital at the high school audi
torium last night. The hall was packed
with an appreciative audience who APP
plauded again and gin the numbers on the
program.
The entertainment was given for the
benefit of the First Presbyterian church
OF which Rev. DIR. Robert Wheeler is
pastor The male choir OK the church won
much commentator from the audience
for the manner I'm which II rendered the
different selections. Prof. r. II. John
son and his high schoor orchestra came
In also for a great deal OF praise. The
following is the program;
PART /.
la( PansaIlta - ''''''''''''' Robyns
High School Orchestra.
THE Clang OF the Forge" Paul Rodney
Chorus,
/ Bass Solo................,....M Male Quartet
The Treasures Of the Sea Are Buried
Dsi Herbert Wells and quartet 30 T s'r''
"Shoogy Shoe .........,....G Grace Mathew
| WOmens Chorus
Soprano Solo. II Know Lovely
| Garden .................Guy a Hardelot
Laura Petersen.
| Cal The Long Day Closes. A. Sullivan
| tb) Kentucky Babe" ......,.,........G ribel
Mems Chorus.
Tenor solo. The Silent Night Is
Sleeplng" ....,..............D Dudley Buck
! A. e. Thompson
| PART H.
High school Orchestra.
| (al '-Hhe Twilight star .........J. Barnby
! 6Dl 'sThs Happy Miller. G. A. Yiaza. ar.
Womsns ChorVS