Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-28

o'clock In the Library hall. Twcnty-third
and NJ streets The subject Of the dis
course will be Vocational Training "
Mrs. Graham will also present paper.
The meeting will be the first Of serios
OF meetings In the interest Of the South
Omaha school children. The meeting will
feature the subject OF hot lunches for
the school children" Of the West side
school 1t Is the hope OF the club to
broaden the movement 80 as to take In
all the schools OF the city.
Prof. CRBrys 20 Talk.
Autonomy for Iithuania in view Of Rus
sia's promised assistance to the people OF
Poland who favor national independence
is TO be the subject OF a mass meeting
this evening at New settlers hall
Thirty-sixth and U streets, Professor
Gabrys Of Paris will address meeting
OF Lithuanians who are interested In the
Independence OF. their native land. Rev.
George Joanitis, Catholic pastor Of the
Lithuanian colony Of South omaha, is the
! spirit heading the movement locally lie
is treasurer for the Lithuanian 1ndepend-
ence league west OF Chicago.
Magic city Gossip.
Cherokee coal, unscreened, A25; screen
ed, A.IS, South {. Rowland Lumber 4 Coal.
Mrs. III. G. Murphy has returned from
two weeks sojourn from Excelsior
Springs. Mo.
For Rents rooms. 22d and X streets;
bath toilet and gas The Wig Bros, stO6
n street.
William Buckley has progressed - far
as to be able TO leave the hospital. where
he has been confined for some weeks
OFFICE space for rent In Bee office, sSlS
n street. Terms reasonable. Well known
I location. Tel. South "a.
Superior lodge No. 1873 Degree OF Honor,
! will hold special meeting next Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock to initiate can
didates.
| For sale-Lot Is block 1870, near 22d and
! streets, South Omaha, $500, VIII take
| $3.50 down, balance $40 per month. Miss
/ Il. II; Terrill, 74s South Broadway, Los
! Angeles. Cal,
Miss Winnie Robson who has been III
at the residence OF Mrs. Griffin. 1888
| North Twenty-fifth street, is now con
| fined at the Wise Memorial hospital She
/ is able to see her friends
Dancing classes at Moore hall Monday
and Friday evening, 1880 to 3; dancing
| y to llt1, Opening Sept 2S. First chill
dren party Sept. o. Genevieve Hauflair
! Web 1886
| All members OF South Omaha aerie No.
l64. Fraternal Order of Eagles, are re-
| quested to meet at the lodge home at
Twenty third and n streets Sunday after,
] iopl at 2 q NlOth 10 AlltnO Nne lunSIhl Ol
| the late w. 4, Corrigan.
The funeral of Police officer William
| +. CorrigRn will be Held this afternoon
/ at o'clock at his late residence, AZ
| North Twenty-frst street. The loCR
! Eagle lodge will be in charge OF the fu'
! neral, Interment Will be made in st
I Mary's cemetery.
| For SRle-The finest and most complete
: decorated home In the city. rooms, with
| bath closets, etc; corner lot and paved
street Come and see II. 439 n 18th St
| Phone South 1851.
The entertainment committee OF St
| Agnes church has arranged to hold a
| card party at Workmen temple. Twenty
| fifth and Nj streets, next Monday evening
| September 2S. Eight prizes viii be given
| and refreshments will be served Every
/ one is invited to attend
/ Miss Kit Mullaly returned to her hom'
| in this city after q three months Vlsi
with her uncle, who IL mayor OF ST
John Newfoundland in his home city
| She encountered n great difficulty I'm get
! ting trains for the United states, prac
| tically the entire British service belnL
| used exclusively by British troops be
| tween Montreal and Halifax.
Enough wall paper for room for SOC
| We are putting our entire stock OF wal
paper on sale this week. Papers rangins
from &c to toe Il roll, I'm room lots, from
| Soc to lbs a room, all trimmed, ready Il
hang. a bargain in every bundle. kout
| sky-PaVlik company.