Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
schooI Board Note..


school Board Notes.
Superintendent Graham stated Saturday
that the high school at the present time
was in receipt Of about $500 per year from
students who reside in other counties, but
who come to South Omaha to avail them
selves OF the tuition of the high school.
This money is paid by the respective
counties for the children attending An
other thing the superintendent stated was
that these children are some Of the best
students At the high school Probably they
realize that they are more or less thrown
on their own resources and that 1t is in
cumbent upon them to make good and
maybe behind all there is a bit Of that
esprit de corps, which is another name
for sef-respect, whether it is Of a county
or personal character
Apropos Of the school board election IT
might be pointed out that under the city
charter no person is eligible for election
to any office in the city who is indebted
in any manner whatsoever TO the city,
county or school district" Those are the
actual words OF the statute.
st. PatrickIs Day Program.
/ The anniversary Of the death Of Ireland s
patron saint will be observed by Division
No. 2, South Omaha, of the Ancient Order
| OF Hibernians, by an entertainment in the
! high school auditorium on the night of
March Il. This will be the twenty fourth
celebration under the auspices Of the
division. An interesting program of music
vocal and instrumental, has been arranged
and the address on the occasion will be
delivered by Hon. Thomas ]. Doyle OF
Lincoln. Attorney Samuel L. Winters will
be chairman.
| The following is the program:
| Overture, Hibernian band; remarks.
uel l. winters vocal solo, Miss Mae
y Brlen, accompaniment by Mrs. W. j.
address Of The Evening MS HSn IfF'h 6 5dyIa
overture, Sons of Erin" Mozart orchestra.
| h. Book, director, vocal solo (selected),
solo, Miss Margaret nelly; God save Ire
/ land,' audience and band.
Basket BaII Games.
A big crowd witnessed the basket ball
games in the Young Mems Christian asso-
clation gymnasium last night 1t was an
exciting affair, the contest between the
Squads OF the Omaha Young Mems Chris
tian association and the team Of the local
association and the former had just the
call over the South Omaha boys. They
won by p points TO Is.
South Omaha had the best Of the prelir-
mary. the high school freshmen beating the
stsT five Of Walnut HIN Methodist church.
/ by IS TO Is. The star players for the
freshmen are Morton, who threw eight
field goals, and Taylor. Next Monday night
the freshmen play Council Bluffs High
school freshmen.
Literature Lectures.
Beginning Monday afternoon at O'Clock
Pref. Lane II. Grummann viii deliver a
series Of lecture in the high school Prof
GTummann is professor Of modern German
literature a. the State university. The fol
loving is the program OF lectures:
/ FiTst(a) Goethe and Schiller, OBJ IbseD's
I An Enemy OF the People"
second-tal Wagner, d. Ibsens The Mas
ter Builder"
Third-(al Ibsen's Dramas, % suder
Wann's "Magda-"
Fourth-Ca) Modern Aesthetics, CbJ suder-
nann's Fires Of ST. John
F.fth-(a) Nietzsche's Philosophy OBJ
Hauptmann's "HRnnele"
/ S.Kth-(a) Hauptmann's "sunken Bell, %
3 lb) Hauptmanns "Sunken Bell"
MaEie city Gossip,
! Oscar the Tailor, real good clothes maker
I It took $4,000 20 meet the obligation Of
/ the school board last month.
/ The women Of the Christian church will
give dinner at $50 North Twenty fourth
street next Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Robinson has been taken TO
] her home, from the South Omaha hOspi-
/ tai following an operation.
1 James Piyonks, formerly Of South
/ Omaha, now a resident IN Missouri, Is
/ on a visit with friends In the city.
! Phone Bell South s6S-Independent F-lS6s
I for a case of letter Gold Top. Prompt de-
/ livery 20 any part Of city. William letter.
! The Central Labor union viii hold q
meeting Monday night a. 10 North Twenty
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