Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-27
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Burial of William Corrigan Will
Take Place on Sunday.
EAGLES CONDUCT CEREMONY
Better YRrdRRe Facilities for Load
ing and Unloading stock Make
Work at Yards More Easily
Accomplished.

With fun police honors the funeral Of
the late desk sergeant. William Corrigan
will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock
at his late residence, Ala North Twenty
first street The funeral will be in charge
OF the Eagles Of which order Corrigan
was an enthusiastic memoer The serv-
ices will be held at St Agnes church and
interment will be made in St. Mary g
cemetery.
Teachers and Pay.
At special committee meeting of the
Board Of Education held last night at the
South Omaha High school, Misses Empey
and Holmes, acting for the teachers and
principals of the school district, presented
petition asking the pay of the school
teachers be allowed for nine and one-half
months instead OF nine months as at
present. The board took the matter under
advisement and will decide on the increase
at the next regular meeting.
wOrISmen's Festival
Enormous crowds have greeted the
Harvest Home festival of the Ancient
order of United Workmen at Twenty
fifth and NJ streets Large crowds
patronize the German Village and there
arc 6Nlbllb hNlth AildN the utul bu Nlt
temple will be wiped out by the proceeds
of the festival. Tho show win continue
tonight and possibly Sunday.
BelEinns to Dance.
Belgians of this city will give dance
tonight at the New Settlers hall. Thirty
sixth and streets, for the benefit Of
the war sufferers in Belgium. Local Bel
gians report that letters from across the
sea confirm the newspapers reports of
the miseries suffered by the Belgians.
Better Yard Facilities.
With the opening of the fall shipments
OF feeder stock the Union Stock Yards Co.
is trying out for the first time the In
| creased facilities of loading and unloading
| Wednesday the record was made when 81
cars Of stock, cattle. sheep and horses
were loaded out of the yards in a little
over three hours and half
The shipping clerks books closed at
$3.50 o'clock and the yardmen had TO col
lect the stock from ITO pens and gather
them into the loading chutes. 1t was
then loaded into ten different trains.
| Ordinarily the time consumed in the past
| for the same amount of loading would
have run the men well beyond midnight
The saving in time is due to the increased
facilities OF the yards. The saving in time
means much to the shippers and farmers,
south Omaha Brevities.
The local aerie Of Eagles will give a
dance this evening at the lodge hall al
Twenty-third and N streets.
Burmah, may be seen next Sunday
| evening at the First Baptist church al
| Twenty-fifth and II streets The customs
! religions and missionary work will be
illustrated by a steroptlcon.
| The Farmers exchange and the Wealsl
Grocery company will meet as All-Stars
| in the Loyal Order OF Moose lodge hal
this evening at the Moose home or
| Twenty-fifth and NJ streets.
| The senior b class of the high schoo
| went on a hike to Barrett Mandan park in
| Albright yesterday afternoon. The party
stayed at the park until late In the even
ing. Twenty-one members of the class
| attended
Married at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren F'risk
Forty-ninth and T stretes, at moor
Wednesday, September 23 by Dr. Wheeler
Joseph Moron, jr., and Miss Louise FrisR
in the presence of a large company OF
neighbors and friends. Mr.. and Mrs
| Joseph Moron, jr will reside at Benson
where he is engaged in successful business
Church Notices.
First Christian, Twenty-third and I
Topic for morning sermon, THE Chill
dren of the King;" evening, Integrity
OF the Scriptures" Sunday school a
|
First Methodist, Twenty-fifth and f
Rev. j. w. Kirkpatrick, Pastor-Sundal
| school at 9:45 and EpWorth league a.
$3.50 Public worship at II and 7:30. Al
preaching by the Pastor Morning topic
IAN Ideal Worth While Evennl
topic THE Tragic End of Disobedience.'
Special music by the choir
First Baptist, Twenty-fifth and II
Rev. William r. Hill Pastor-Regula
services at ii and 1880 Rally day serv
ces In the Sunday school at TO- In tn
evening at 1880 there will be a Steroptico1
sermon on Burmah, showing the customs
industries, religious and missionary worl
among the people, A cordial Invitation
Is extended to all.
First Presbyterian, Twenty-third anS
j, Rev. Mr.. Wheeler. Pastor-Bibl'
, schools in all departments at 9:45. Elders
Bradley and Wells will present their re
port 10 the congregation OF the program
for the day of prayer on October 4. DIR
Wheelers morning address will be il
preparation OF the observance of th'
corning day of prayer, topic, "Libert,
Riding Forward on the Powder Carts, o
the Enthronement Of Things Impersh
able" Special music Young People,
Society OF Christian Endeavor and Jul
Nor Endeavor at O'Clock. EVeninl
preaching at by the pastor, theme
The Bright Lights in the Clouds, o.
Gods Superintendency over the Affair
OF Men"
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