Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-05-05

showed an assessment that did not agree
with the value put upon the Land by the
petitioners.
In one case where some land was Of
fered as surety Mayor Hector called the
registrar Of deeds to find out the exact
valuation The lots were assessed at
IS each. The security was not deemed
sufficient.
Many will not get licenses this year be-
cause OF the nonability TO secure surety
bonds. Saloon men are on the anxious
seat as to the future conduct Of the
board.
Among the members Of the board all is
not harmony. Mayor Hector sits serene
and smiling while the other members. it
is understood, debate the issues. The
present lineup seems to be between Hoe
tor and Ryan 1t is understood that
Ryan has been voting with the mayor
consistently.
Church Services.
First Baptis church. Twenty-fifth and
II streets, Rev. c. T. Ilsley, pastor Bible
school meets at 9:S a. m. Morning
worship at II a. m. The pastors subject
will be: Recognition Of the VIII Of God
Implies Obedience" The Baraca class
will meet at i2:i5 D. m, for Bible study.
The Baptist Young Peoples union will
meet at d. m Evening worship at
p IN. Hillside Baptist Bible school at
80 p. m. Forty-third and / streets.
Brown Park Baptist Mission Bible school
meets at s:B a m. Twentieth and
streets.
The United Presbyterian church, Twen-
ty-third ad l. streets, Rev. W. A. Pollock,
pastor. Bible school at 9:S a. m. Morn
ing worship at II O'Clock. The pastors
subject will be: Without Love We Can
Do Nothing" Mems Baraca class at 1870
p. m. Young Peoples Christian union
meets at p. m. The pastors topic for
the evening worship will be: Kindness"
st. Luke's Lutheran church, Twenty
fifth and X streets. Rev. S. H. Yerion.
pastor. Sunday school at s:S a m
Morning worship at II O'Clock. Mission
band meets promptly at p. m. The
subject for the meeting is :'Guntur,
India"
Letter Memorial church, Albright. Rev.
T. A. Bagshaw. pastor. sunday school at
10 o'clock sharp. Your boy AID girl are
welcome to these services. The subject
OF the sermon at II O'Clock will be: Won
by One" This is to be a baptismal serv-
ice and reception into the church. Ep-
worth league meets at o'clock with Mrs.
Thomas A. Bagshaw. as leader
Magic City Gossip.
]. NJ. Tanner Is Iii at home, threatened
with pneumonia
The Cecillian club will give a dancing
party at the Eagle hall this evening.
ID. q. Bartles OF Columbus Neb., was
the guest Of South Omaha friends this
week.
Miss Bess johnson returned to her home
at De Witt. Neb., after a short visit with
/ friends here.
Miss Ruby Wilson iert the first Of the
week for Ohio, where she will spend the
summer with her uncle.
Justice Ed Kahn is making good while
| acting as police Judge during the absence
OF Police Judge James Callahan.
A Rock Island grain car at the foot Of
p street was broken into Thursday hAgnt
and a small amount OF grain stolen.
The Ladies' Aid society OF tn First
Presbyterian church will give a Dam
social. with program, next Thursday
evening at the church.
At the meeting OF the park board last
night. J. II. kopietz was elected presi-
dent, John Mccarthy, secretary and John
Elliott superintendent.
Miss Minnie p. Knots OF the State
| Historical society OF Lincoln will de-
liver an address at Library hall this
afternoon at o'clock.
Epworth league at $50 o'clock, with FL
roy Tibbitts as leader. The subject OF
tLe lesson is, Are Men the Products OF
the Times in Which They LIVER
Mrs. A. II. stryker and Mrs. II. @.
Kiddo went TO Lincoln Friday evening
TO visit their sons, Hurd and Guy and 70
DO entertained at some OF the state uni
verslty functions.
AT the Methodist church, Twenty fourth
and NJ streets, there will be a special
program as May day rally. Mr..
Bakers choir will sins as special an
ihems Rock ss Of Ages ot CIV d WIN Li q
MS Holiness" Mr.. Baker will sing 4
solo, Consolation
There was a meeting Of the South
Omaha Gun club held last night at the
! office OF Chief OF Police John Briggs.
open at the shooting range, fourth
and streets. At present the mem.
bership OF the club is seventy-five, but
Il Is expected that the roster will show
100 names before the close OF the season
Mrs. Catherine Mcneil died yesterday
morning at the home Of her son, Michae
Mcneil. 3l 7 street. Mrs. Mcneil was
IS years OF age She is survived by hel
three sons, John, Michael and Jane.
Mcneil, and two daughters. Mrs. J. Ere,
OF Lincoln and Mrs. Chris Perina OF thli
, city. The funeral will be held Sunda,
, afternoon at o'clock from her lat,
residence to st. Bridgets church. In
: terment will be made In st. Mary
cemetery.
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