Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-15

and Eleanor Alexander debated tho neg
| ativc. The affirmative won.
| II Is REGARDED here that the South IUgh
| foot ball team could defeat Central High,
| as shown by the results OF the games
played BY both. Repeated CHALLENGES
| have elected no reply from Omahas Cen
| trail managers.
The students printers in the printing
! department have done splendid work
since the installation OF the printing ap.
paratus. They have not only produced
| made record OF sixty pages an issue.
! The Win-My- Chum club met last Mon
| day in the auditorium at 3l5 o'clock \
very interesting program was given Sew
| speeches The club viii meet tomorrow
hereafter.
Coach william Yerington is forming an
alumni Debating team. A practice de-
| hate for the first south High school trio
| Is the object Garwood Richardson,
suggested by the coach II they are will
\ Ing TO debate.
South High school now has a school
| band OF twelve pieces. According to the
Will expand TO twenty pieces before the
| first semester is out Some good music
was rendered at the Logan foot ball came
| at LuXus park yesterday afternoon.
The Gavel, Nellum, Catch Me-Pal. Win
My-Chum, Help-A-Child, Dramatic and
| Hiking clubs. are now going at fuh speed.
| An eighth organisation. n scientific club,
| Is contemplated I'm the near future. The
| story Telier's league, a normal training
society, is another new organization
Miss Fowler has been appointed ucan tt
/ the girle Of the South High school.
The Dramatic club, 40 long contom-
! plated, has at last been organised. At
! the first meeting constitution was
drafted and Officers were elected. orr
| GERS are: President, Ralph Goldberg, vice
| president. Louis wirth secretary, Wiui-
fred Hurd; treasurer Brestislay Setback
Prof. pike of the science department
took his physics class on an inspection
| trip to the swift Packing company
| last Wednesday afternoon. The physics
/ professor plans to take the class on an
oral railroad round houses OF Omaha,
i The object Is to investigate the best eN-
| ample Of steam pressure In steam engines
At the state convention directors Of the
| Nebraska State Debating league author
| lied President Fogg TO change the dChat-
| ing question for the isl5-l6 season, This
! solved. That the interests OF Civilization
| Demand Disarmament Rather Ihan
Armament" was considered prejudiced
and in favor OF the affirmative. Mem
bers OF the local debating team have been
\ working on this question all summer
The Gavel club mot last Monday even
/ ing i'm the old Board OF Education room.
| A good crowd of students attended,
| william Nerington, faculty sponsor, u
more than pleased with the good work
| OF progress of the club this year. Louis
With and Eddie johnson debated Frank
Brkadwell and Bryan Nixon. on the sub
lect. Resolved. That the United States
Adopted" The latter upheld the affirma-
| tive and received the decision.
Magic City Gossip.
Mrs. Ernest Dali entertained the Dell
Dee'g at her home Thursday evening.
| Mrs. Manson of Omaha was the guest
Office space for rent in Bee office. 23lS
N street. Terms reasonable. Well known
location. Tel South n.
The English Lutheran Aid society will
give a bazaar and dinner at the McCrann
| hall, Twenty-fourth and . streets, De-
cember !.
The women of st. Agnes church will
give a card party Tuesday afternoon at
| $3.50 o'clock at the McCrann hall, Twenty
fourth and o streets. six prizes will be
given.
The Child Conservation circle and
Mothers culture club will meet with Mrs.
| John J. Roth, Eighteenth and q streets,
South Side, Monday afternoon at 2:SC
o'clock.
The Woman's auxiliary of st. Martin I
church will hold an all-day meeting AT
the home OF Mrs. Otto Maurer, l120 North
Twenty-fourth street. Wednesday No
vember II.
Won't ads for The Bee may be left at
The Bees branch office. 23ls st. Rates,
&c word for oen time. 40 word each
Gay for three days and ic word each
day for week. Prompt and courteous
service,
A class of about twenty South High
school girls visited the skinner macaron
factory OF Omaha and The d. J. O'OBrier
| candy factory Friday afternoon. They
were chaperoned by Miss Bookmeyer and
Miss Kopietz OF the domestic science de-
partment.
Leo Cahlll former police reporter for
The Omaha Bee. who went west a yeaT
ago f9r his health, dropped into the city
South Side. Cahill has a responsible po-
sition with a firm of national ropute and
succeeding very we'll.
An invitation entertainment of special
interest Will be given by members OF
Camp No, 1895 Modern Woodmen OF
at the Independent order OF odd Fellows
hall, Twenty-fourth and M streets. There
Will be music. songs cards, something
good to eat and good smoke
You cannot afford to take any hazard
risk n t Ts SSf ProlpSrtS tRSao
| great temptation toward speculation.
The shrewd investor is satisfied with
Gates OF Deposit of the Live Stock Ma
tional Bank, South Omaha.
Special music will be given at the Grace
| Methodist chruch. Twenty-third and IL
streets, this morning. The large choir,
| sing at both services In the morning
| The choir will sing Gounod's by Baby
Ions Wave" and There is a Fold"
| rCowen). In the evening, IT Waited for
the Lord" (Mendelssohny and Seek Ye
| The Lord" (Roberts).
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Sinclair, aged
| 9 years, who died at her home, 14T
| North Twenty-fourth street Friday
fternoon at 3 o'clock from the residence nee
| to the Graceland Park cemetery. Rev
Robert i. Wheeler Of the First Presby-