Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-18

the South Omaha park department are
far from being over was indicated yes
terday by Member Ben Sanger, who de-
clared that things were all wrong"
Sanger It is said went on the board
with the avowed intention of doing his
best to straighten things out One of his
first moves was directed against John
NJ. Tanner. present secretary. Sanger
wanted Tanner ousted. Now Sanger
wants Tanners books audited. Tanner
was not ousted, and the motion to de-
clare his place vacant was withdrawn by
Sanger.
President Hefflinger of the board is
also an applicant for the position of
park superintendent Judge =. c. Cald-
well. also n member OF the board, has
a few propositions Of his own TO advance.
he says.
The Judge speaks enthusiastically Of
the needs of his district for a playground
park. Caldwell believes that he will be
able TO get the money for the purchase
OF such place as soon as the new levy
Is made. When he starts Caldwell is a
fairly good mover. II is said.
Autos I'm Crash
DR.. and Mrs. william Berry of 1n4
North Twenty-sixth street sustained
painful injuries about the head and body
yesterday shortly afternoon when o.
Banner OF 1892 North Twenty-fourth street
drove his auto into the rear of the Berry
automobile. The Berry machine is a new
Ford Sedan. entirely closed In. DR.. ana
Mrs. Berry were in the car at the time
and the dnrtnr Ia
garage. The Banner car going north.
crashed into the rear OF the Berry car,
throwing the occupants violently against
the other side of the machine. Mrs.
Berry was rendered unconscious for a
time and Dr. Berry sustained severe
scalp wound. DIR. r. o. Beck attended
the Berrys. The Berry car was consider
ably damaged by the impact Of the Ban
ner machine.
Church Services.
st. Buke's Lutheran. Rev. S. II. Yerian,
Pastor-Sunday school at 9.45. Morning
service at IL, Subject of sermon, Max
ing Light of Christ and His salvation"
United Presbyterian. Corner Twenty
PreScSins at i G Snd T:sO Morning sSt sub
ieot. Facing Christian Response bility.
Evening subject, Hedges Sabbath
8. Young Peoples Christian union at $40
Bible study class at 7:l5. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening at s. with congrega-
tional meeting following
Baptist, Twenty-fifth and II. william r
Hill, Pastor-Sunday school at 9:45 Morn
ing worship and sermon at II. Baptist
Young Peoples union at $50. Evening
and Bible study class Wednesday at 1880
st. Martins. Corner Twenty-fourth and
j, Rev. John Wallis OH, Rector-Serv-
ices for second Sunday after Easter
Celebration holy eucharist a. 1880. sun
day school at 9:i5. Martins and l.itany
at H. Evening at 1880, Strangers always
welcome Seats free.
Magic City Gossip.
The Natural Seven club will give
dance this evening at the Eagle hall
Twenty-third and N streets, at O'Clock
The regular Saturday evening dane,
will be given at the Moose hall this even
ing at o'clock The public Is invited L
Iattend
The Alpha Rebekah lodge No. a me
lost evening at the Independent Order o
NJ streets at 5 o'clock in their regula
weekly meeting.
Mrs. John b. Watkins will entertain
chapter NJ. of the p. +. o. society th
Afternoon at her home, Mrs. III. Il. Cop
per Will act as assistant hostess. Al
members are urged to be present.
The base ball game between the loca
high school nine and the alumni team
which was TO have taken place on tn,
Bellevue field this afternoon, has beef
called off. The alumni squad failed I,
organize and the game will be played
lsome afternoon next week.