Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-22
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Hundreds Of Dollars Spent for I'm
prOvements on High School by
Omaha School Board.
STUDENT REGISTRATION MONDAY

STUDENT REGISTRATION MONDAY
Az n surprise to South Side citizens and
high school students the Omaha Board
OF Education he's been spending several
hundred dollars IN improvements on the
high school interior in preparation for
the opening OF the fall term. September
s. Assistant Superintendent OF construc-
ton A. c. Watson, acting under orders
OF Superintendent Flnlayson. has been d.
rectlng the work with a force OF thirty
or more men under him.
Besides vanishing every bit Of wood.
work In the entire kigh school building
end cleaning the ceilings. the board has
Installed $40 new desks throughout the
building. But few of the old ones were
retained. Over q 81 coo was spent In In
staiiing the new furniture.
The high school building was given a
complete overhsuIing and every nook and
corner cleaned 70 a iaunderer's Wilderness.
A strict censorship Of the students
handling OF the school furniture will be
maintained under orders OF the school
board by the faculty control and any
mIstreatment viii be cause for severe
penalty.
Similar improvements have been going
on In all schools Of the South Side. It
IS planned to adopt a steel ceiling plan
Ia reflttlng and remodeiing the school
rooms.
Registration Dates Announced.
Principal s. W. Moore OF the South Side
High school announced yesterday that
registration OF high school students will
begin next Monday. August q, and con-
tinue during the entire week. Locker
keys may be secured at the same time
All students VINO are just entering the
high school as freshmen are requested 70
present themselves for registration
Wednesday ana Thursday only. They can
then arrange their course OF study with
the principal
According TO the ruling OF the Omaha
School board all nonresident students
VIII be required to pay the regular rate
OF $50 per year to attend the local high
school All students who plan, to enter
on that basis must arrange for tuition
at the city hall. Eighteenth and Farnam
streets. Omaha. After they have made
arrangements there registration must be
made at the principals office in the
south Side High school at Twenty-third
and J streets.
sunday Meetings Continue.
Billy Sunday prayer meetings for next
Tuesday have been announced as follows.
a larTer attendance was recorded at the
last meetings than since the start. IN
spite OF the heavy rain that fell that
evening. The schedule:
Section 14s--c. j. Young. it2 North
Twenty-thitd street.
Section ll6--M c Cold, 1894 North
Twenty-eighth street.
Section ir-Rev. 8. III. Yerian. ioii
North Twenty-fifth street
Section liS--H. f1iddoo. fioi North Tween
section iss-J w Green. sas North
Twentieth street.
!. Section i1-M G. zerbe, ~ North
EIGHTEENTH street
section isi--J. c. Graham. 1910 Missouri
section ise-.Mr. Janing, 1910 Monroe
street. aeUs
section lss- lalaton church iewn.
ec~t'c~ tSf--fili~daIe chapel
For Sale; DO you want TO swat the
high cost OF lIving7
Do you want TO raise all the frui,
that yonr family can use and stili sell
from $50 to 500 WORTH
Do you want to keep COW. raise hogs
and pouItrys hUt
Here In your chance. I acre nearly
all IN fruit. f-room house. electric lishs
outbuildines; 20 minutes south Of pack
ing houses.
Price. only 1850 Call evenings and
Sundays. South s1sl
N~--sb"vn' Determination Comnleted.
Final organization OF the newsbovs of
the city was completed yesterdav after
noon at the old Board OF Education room
Of the High school building. Juvenile
officer Paul McAuley was elected presl-
dent and general manager.
Earns First Money.
Wopld you do as much for your girl-
] lymp into the river. dive under the
suemerged wreck OF a great express
Earie Williams saves ave " heautIfu ~ s@sg ni,a
4 stewart In lust this way. See ii ali M
The Juggernaut' At The Besse Theater
thurch Notes.
Rev Denton Cleveland In announced
as Inc preacher at the opan-air servIces
ION the south SIDE High school south
campus. at Twenty-thlnd and X streets
lsunday evening at 6;As o'clock
South Omaha United Presbyterian
Corner Twenty-fifth and II, Albert n
Porter, pastor-E E. Thomas vii
speak at II on subject selected esDe-
leiaily for men. sabbath school al si5
lJuntor at 3. loung peoples meeting M
le;b. Congregation Will Join In the unior
service at the high school lawn In IN,
First Methodist Episcopal. Twenty.
NTH and y. Rev. j. W. Kirkpatrick. Pas
itor-Public worship at II and s Sunda,
school a. $40 Epworth league meeting
az Z. Fastof VIII preach At services.
! First Congregational. Twenty-thirt
and J, Rev. Robert L. Wheeler. Pastor
Morning service at II. Evening seryic,