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

paraded the downtown district last even
ing after the game with Logan High
school at LuNus park yesterday after
noon. The delegation. headed by the new
High School band, marched through all
the principal stores and theaters. They
tarried In The Rec branch office for Sow
eral minutes and played several airs.
| on the foot ball field the entire student
}, representation marched over the field In
circular lines carrying at the head of tho
procession neatly-built coffin drapod in
black cloth Tho band executed a fitting
funeral selection and the entire crowd
sang out the dreary verdict, Logan Amt
Got No Chance" The remainder Of tho
crowd on the sdc-lines cheered. And II
turned out that the Iowa team really
didn't have any chance The score was
Is to In favor of the South side High
school.
suicide Identity NOt solved.
Sarpy county officials have been unable
to identify the body II the rulddle-aged
man which was found one mile this side
of Child's Point on the Missouri river
bank Thursday noon. The local police
have been notified that certain prom-
nent local resident and business man.
who was old and feeble, suddenly disap-
peared one day last week and left no
trace of his present whereabouts. The
description OF the man found with a hole
In his head and n revolver in his right
hand, giving evidence of suicide. tallies
almost accurately to that Of the man
who disappeared. An effort will be made
to identify the two as the same person.
Veteran Policeman Dies.
The death OF Percy Amber. veteran
stockman and former policeman of the
South Omaha department. is being re-
GREETED by all local policemen and Of
ficers in the department. Crepe is huns
about the doors Of the police station in
recognition OF the former police officer
Amber at the time OF his last sick
ness was In the employ OF the stock
yards company. He is well known in
the South Side. The body will be sent
to western Nebraska in the earlier part
of the week for burial.
Centurion Musical Success.
The musicale given by students of the
Omaha Conservatory of Music. Patrick
O'Neil, leading, under the auspices OF
the South Side Centurion club, last
Thursday evening, turned out a distinct
success. O'Neil. a popular irish tenor
only Just recently engaged in the con
servatory, received great applause and
proved a master at singing Art" mas
terpiece.
The rooms were prettily decorated with
palms and cut flowers. The lights were
shaded. Preparations are already under
way TO stage the great opera, THE Bo
hemlan Girl" on future date. TIT
conservatory pupils are already workinl
on the execution. The proceeds Of thu
concert will be given to st. Brldget'i
school. recently erected.
Sunshine Glass Party.
The Sunshine class' of the Hillsdal'
Baptist church gave party Friday even
ing at their church. The evening wa
passed with games and singing. Thos'
present were: Edith Anderson, Eve vi
Barnhardt. Irene Boyer, Ida Carl. Bertha
Clayton, Lucille Hayhurst, Edith Harvet
Cathrine Heidi. Marie Langbehn, BESSIE
Lauritsen, Pearl Saunders. Eliza ell
Sodomka- Marie Vomacka and LiiliaI
Williams.
: Dramatic Club Presents.
8 The Dramatic club Of the Central In
, lterdenominational church will make il
4 initial bow to the public Thursday even
ing. November IS, presenting delightful
[ little comedy. THE Deacon's Second
Wife" by Allan Abbott. The play will
l be staged at the Temple theater. Twenty,
} fifth and M streets.
, Rev. H. K. Cornish of the church, whC
, is some actor himself, Is training tho
, class personally and promises q perform
ence much above the average work. The
= following Is the list of those who viii
i participate:
, Mrs. Fitz, Deeoons first wife,.
'....''''.'....'....,'... Lydia 10. Rhyme
; M lton. a mischievous boy. William Caro-
, Nancy Melissa, his sister Bessie Rhyme
{ Cousin Kate. Deacon's second WIFE.
, John Bullock, Wall street broker.
.',...::..:.,.:.....,..... Guy Rhyme
- Mrs. Bullock, his wife,. Pearl Rhyme
, Ernest Rench, a friend. Dale Bechet
Mrs. Brown, neighbor.
l ..,......:...........Mr II. G. Wilcox
, Philip Ganboge, an artist. Lloyd Corbett
, Dorothy Bullock, his sweetheart......
Special music between acts.
Mig DOinEs of the A. o. U. w. N
south Omaha Under the AuspiceI
of the Central Committee.
All the lodges Of Douglas county will
hold a joint meeting at the A. o. U. w
temple in South side. Tuesday evening
Nov. 49, All members OF the order arr
invited to attend Hon. ]. L. Kennedy
will deliver the address of the evening
His subject will be THE open Door Of
Opportunities" Grand Master Frank A
Anderson, Hon. A. L. Sutton and Hon
c. o. Lobeck, Rev r. l.. Wheeler ant
others will give short talks. Refresh
ments will be served. All members o
the order are invited Come out and joir
the greatest meeting of the sason.
Church Play Friday.
Eighty young people OF the First Chris
tian church will give a rousing enter
tainment at the church, Twenty-thId and
streets, Friday evening. under the aus
pieces of the Christian Endeavor. "1He
Marriage of the Midgets" or Tom
Thumbs Wedding" are the comedies
and interesting playlets that the young
, folk will present.
/ The children will also sing many old
y fashioned songs Those already listed
on the program nr@: "suvor The g.
e Among the Gold" when You and / Were
? Young, Maggie" ooh, Promise Nae" and
other songs. The public is urged to back
up the entertainment.