Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21

Joseph Dworak, Ralph Goldberg. Glenn
Mettlen. Frank Orchard, Robert Quinn.
Frieda Raab. Gertrude Rain,
Lincoln-deofge Boyd, Emmett Y.
Hector. Forest Denuis, Frank a. Broad
cord Ssd lillian ri hsnderso Snn Gladys T. RoSr
baugh, Mabel l.. Rieck.
West SIDE Edmund Dougherty, Edward
IT. johnson, Edward w. Obrten, mabel
Z. Briggs Rosa f. Ham. Irene =. Kali
horn. Anna Roth. Rose scnwarziander.
Much stock shipped.
There were 2.so cars OF stock on the
local market this week. This Is considered
very good record for this time OF the
year. The heavy run was due to the
warmer condition Of the weather. During
the cold snap the railroads were nearly
all tied UP and unable to take care OF the
stock and the shippers were afraid 10
come 10 the market for fear their stock
would freeze on tho way.
Under the careful supervision OF Colonel
buckingham all the stock was taken care
OF In fine shape. The colonel gave up his
trip to tho western stock convention at
Denver in order that he might be on
hand.
Cholera serum Demonstration.
Clyde J. Baker. representing the Inter-
state Vaccine company OF Kansas City,
Is conducting a cholera demonstration q;
the stock yards. lie bought sixteen hogs
on the market Wednesday and injected
pure cholera blood into four Of them. Ten
of the hogs were treated with serum for
the prevention Of cholera The two re-
naming pigs were put into the same pen
with the other fourteen. Mr.. Baker In.
tends to prove that the hogs injected with
the serum will not catch the deadly dis
ease while the two that were not treated
will
A demonstration Of this kind was con
Quoted at the yards some time back by &
government representative and II was q
great success. The hogs treated with the
serum did not take the disease while tho
others had cholera In most yirulenI
form.
Revival Meetings.
The revival meetings being conducted BY
Rev. 7. 4. Tsndy at the First Baptist
church, Twenty-fifth and II streets. ar
stlll in progress. The meetings are q
great success and Rev. Mr. Tandy Is doinl
some excellent work.
The attendance and interest taken II
these services Is daily growing larger
During the short time he has been her,
Rev. Mr.. Tandy has succeeded In bring
ing several stray members back into tn
/ parishioners 20 the congregation.
Church Services.
/ West Side Methodist church. Bibl.
school al 10 .. m. Preaching at 80
.. m. By the pastor.
I Letter Memorial chufch. Sunday schoo
at 10 o'clock Morning worship al II a. m
Epworth league at p. m.
West side Bible school will have serv
[ ices at 30 .. m. Rev. II. A. Tandy viii
be In charge Of the services.
There will be sunday school AZ ST. I'd
wards Mission at $50 q. m. and at 81
l Clements Mission at 80 p. m.
First Christian church. Twenty-thirt
and | streets. Bible school at 10 o'clock
/ Rev ]. A. Beattie Of Lincoln will b. Il
charge Of the morning and evening serv
I ices
First Baptist church. twenty fifth an,
II streets. Rev. c. T. llsley, pastor. Bibl
win have charge Of the morning an
I evening services. Baptist Young People
union meets al $50 p. m
Saint Martins church, Twenty -fourt
and streets. Rev. Alfred @. White
rector. sunday school at 10 a. ms Hoi
communion and sermon by the rector q
II q m. Topic: The Making Of
Master" Evening prayer and address b
the rector at 10 p. m
FIRST Methodist church. Twenty fourt
and II streets. Rev. J. NJ. Bothwel
pastor. Sabbath school at g.E O. m. ]. I
Ringer. superintendent. Morning worshl
at II a m. Music b. Baker choir. III
worth league Al s.D ,. m. At the Bras
chapel MIS- Carrie Andreasen. leader.
~. Luke's Lutheran church. Twenty
flfth and X streets. Rev. s. II. Yerfos
I pastor. sunday school AZ 30 a.
Church services at II O'Clock Subject
sermon: The Healing Of the Leper.