Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-12

I was noticed that the younger element
bowed a tendency to take more active
/ interest in political affairs, a tendency
which was lauded and encouraged BY
| the Cd war horses present.
The meeting which was crowded to
the doors and overlooked into the hall
leading from the club rooms was re-
pudlation Of the repeated assertion that
the club would fail into inertia after
the close OF the late campaign. Last
night there was stronger and more
numerous attendance at the club than
ever graeed the meetings during the
campaign.
II. c. Murphy in a stirring speech paid
a tribute 10 Mayor Tralnor, Of whom he
said that he was deserving Of all the
honors that his party had bestowed
upon him. The speaker urged harmony
and team work.
In response the mayor told OF the
pleasure he experienced at seeing the
progress of ethe club and approved of
more frequent meetings, He asked that
the members make daily use Of the club
headquarters.
Several other speakers. including James
Chick, John Lynn. Harry Lapidus and
Uncle David Anderson. expressed their
pleasure at the success OF the club,
which they claimed to be the strongest
republican organization that has ever
existed In South Omaha.
President A. w. Paneosst closed the
meeting with an invitation for the
I younger men Of the city to Join the
ranks.
Eleven noys Reinstated.
There were obser ed all the solemn
tiles Of The law yesterday morning at the
high school, when eleven of the twelve
seniors recently suspended for miseon
duct were reinstated by the school au'
thoritles
The boys were supported by their par
ants who objected 10 the severe meas
ures adopted by the school authorities
J for what the parents considered boyisi
pranks.
superintendent n. Nj. Graham. how
J ever, viewed the conduct Of the young
men in "A serious light and quoted de
cisIous from the supreme court OF Ne
braska on the province and powers o.
the school authorizes In such premises
superintendcnt Graham, II Is understood
also read the definition Of HOUSEKEEPING
appropos of alleged entries into the htgi
81 bool building by the boys during tn
nights,
After a two hours conference, tn
Young men were reinstated without be
ling forced TO apologize TO the whole scho'
, ing forced TO apologize 10 the who'll
, school, as was at first intended
, II. II. Leigh, vice president Of tn
, school board, poured oil on the troubles
> waters and encouraged the boys towar'
4 more orderly conduct In the future.
a Harold Chambers, one OF the younI
men suspended. did not appear at th
e hearing and was not reinstated
: small House Burns.
c Fire, said 10 have originated from chin
i. ney sparks. broke out yesterday evenin
a AT 1880 O'Clock In the small house at Isl
81 N street, The building Is In thickl
q populated district. and for few moment
n there was fear Of conflagatlon In III
business district.
/. The building and contents was damage
to the extent of $50. The building wa
!, owned by Mrs. IIeyman and occupied b
Richard Ford.
= Magic city Gossip.
For sale household goods. Leavin
= city. gI06 II st.
Phone Bell South S6s-Ind. F-lsss for
i. case of letter Gold Top. Prompt deliver
to any part Of the city. William Jettef'
/ There will be an important meeting
the Senoritas at the home OF miss LINN
n Dickman Thursday evening,
This Kings Daughters Of the First Pre-
lbyterian church will meet Friday atta
j. noon at the home OF Mrs. l.. NJ. Parsle.
$ SIS North Twentieth street.
II The Stale Farmers Mutual lnsurans
. company held their annual meeting Tue
day In the Independent telephone bnil'
i ing. Twenty-fifth and NJ streets,
Q Two hundred members from all parts
,. the state participated In the deliberauoi
OF the meeting. With the exception OF
: G. Seefus whose term expired eoincidel
Q with his determination not TO stand I,
i reelection In the association. all the o
/, officers and directors were reelected,
T.. Agee Of Elkhorn was elected TO q
board OF directors In the stead OF j.
: seefus.
In order to avoid claims against the eli
for possible accidents TO pedestrians
- slippery sidewalks, August Miller, coul
Gilman from the Fifth ward, yesterda
: went about with ashes, which he sprea
= upon dangerous walks. Mayor Train
J. has promised ia. see that the ordinance :
!. quiring property owners to Keep the
. sidewalks In good condition will be e.
r. forced.