Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-26
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Protest Against Paving Material
Used by Street Railway.
CITIZENS FILE OBJECTIONS
Contend that CObbIestOnes should
Vet ne Used Retweea Rails
on the streets that Are
Paved.

Paved.
Strong protests are beng made by the
citizens along Twenty-fourth street
against the replacing OF cobblestones
between the tracks OF the street railway
company from N to l. streets Some days
aKo Il is understood that protests were
made 10 Mayor Hoctor who stated at
the time that the street car company
should not be allowed to put back the old
eobblestones. but that :, would be COM
peiied to put in brick, the same material
used on the rest OF the street
City Engineer Herman Besle stated yes
terdsy that he had communicated with the
street railway officials in regard 10 the
matter and that tho company engineers
had suggested a plan TO set the cobbie-
stones in cement and 10 cover the whole
with cement topping Besle stated that
the company would put in brick at the
intersection Of Twenty-fourth and l.
stgecfA
Residents and business men on Twenty
fourth street ere urgent that the street
car company be compelled 20 pave be-
tween the rails and tracks with the same
material used In the rest Of the street
The material on the streets is brick
block.
Ths street car company. prior 10 the
repairs recently started IN its tracks In
South Omaha used a rough granite
stone. The citizens claim that according
- law the company must use brick block
between their tracks and rails.
Mothers' Culture Department.
At the meeting OF the South Omaha
WomAn's club this afternoon the moth
ers culture department win hold a ses-
sien at the home Of Mrs. James e. Bed
mar sac North Twenty-sccond street The
session will begin st $50 o'clock sharp.
Following is the program;
The Lords PRAYER.
Singing Little ToddIekins'' ....,....,
leading the Child" "..................,.
Dr. q. w. A. Isuckey. Professor OF
Education. State University.
Mn. Richard Larerty.
'0 NJ. Psrrv ';;;;;,.:ii:;.'.''''''. w;Ss:ie,
Story. The LATHE Rocks"
Mrs James Lush.
Notes from state Baby Contest.
south Omaha Churches.
First Baptist church. Twenty-fifth and
n streets. Rev. w. II. Hlll pastor. sun
s1ay soho4l a, $40 a m Preaching 81
meeting at ESP p. m. Public worship
~ 10 p. m. Subject OF sermon, sam.
sons Riddle" The annual meeting OF
ne church occurs Tuesday evening Sup
Brown Park Baptist church viii hold
Sunday school at s:ts a. m. Hillside
Baptist Bible sunday school al $50 .. m.
Fret Christian church, Twsnty-third
tor. Bible school at 10 O'Clock Com
aunien and preaching at II n m. Chris
tian Endeavor at $50 p. m. Song SER
vic. vice !, ana a.. sermon s at .r yso p M Sub.
the Jewa" A special invitation Is ex-
tended 10 sii Jews
raised Presbyterian church, Twsaty-
third and y streets. Rev. w. A. Pollock.
rastorls Bible school at a:E a. m. Pub.
iic worship az II a, m. A thank offering
service. Young Peoples Christian union
~ s:@ :. m. Public Worship nj l;oo p.
m, subject. The Parable o. the Tares...
W, Fitzpatrick. pastor. Services In Odd
Fellows hall. Bible study AZ 9:B q. m.
Subject OF the morning sermon BY the
pastor, rs the Young Man Safer" Up
Christian Endeavor services at the
First Presbyterian church next Sunday
niehf viii be led by Miss Mary Lewis.
sionary series. and the scripture ready K
is found In Matthew xxi. lilo
Magic city Gossip.
The Eastern Star will hold Initiation
Saturday night az the Masonic temple.
Members OF the south Omaha school
board met In spesiai session last night.
The Eagle hazar will close tonight.
according 20 the program set a week
ago.
q. H. Mathews Of Denver is visiting
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
p. Mathews.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. ralph w.
copenharve. sIls A street, giri: Friday.
October "a. 1919
Police OFFICER John Jackman ana James
McAneny returned last night from
Broken Bow, where they registered for
the land drawing.
The funeral services for Mrs John
sek E trem es 9se spsdsS SS.ps 2rnns =
u. WhoolsP officiating. Burial In Grace.
land Park cemetery.
John Pivonka and Miss Bessie stejas.
hnl who were married Thursday. have
they win spend two weeks
The Public Policy club has made
arrangements 20 meet with the 10.
cialist club at the hall of the latter
2ns ~ street, on the last sunday Of each
iic policy questions The first meeting
will be held Sunday at p. m.
Mary. the fo-year-old caughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Babek. 90 North Nine
teenth street. died yesterday from scar
iei fever. son vas buried this week
from tho same fever. Funeral seryices
will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock
~ the rcsidence. Burial In 81. Mary {
cemetery.
Teddy Roszaii has Just completed ths
invention Of q phonograph which 10 free
from the metallic sound OF the othei
Photographs. the inventor claims. ard
which has increased the volume OF
sound and articulation 50 per cent. A
number OF promoters have visited tbs
young inventor In the hope Of purchas.
ing the new patent
Superintendent Davis OF the Soutf
Omaha branch OF the Omaha gas
office 10 receiving the congratulations q
the Eagles and business men for hll
display az the tent at the Eagles fair
superintendent Davis has arranged 10
the presence OF q demonstration who ex
plains and tests out the gas company
choicest heating articles for the public
who Wait the big tent The display un
der the care OF Mr.. Davis is very pop
ular
Persistent Advsrtisins y tns Road I,
Big Returns.