Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
south SIDE AFFAIRS
William McCauley, Cudahy
Foreman, Dies Suddenly
at Hospital.
REPUBLICAN CLUB PLANS

William McCauley. aged s. years,
pioneer OF the South Side, who has
been prominent in lodge circles, as
secretary, during the most OF his
residence in the city, died suddenly
last evening at 7:3o o'clock at his
home, 25l3 Prince street. He is sur-
vived by a wife and five children.
Death was due, according TO DR.,
w. J. McCrann. who attended him,
to all abdominal affection that would
have resulted in dangerous rupture
had not an operation been performed
Just before death. MIR. McCauley was
at work Tuesday morning and re-
turning home suddenly took sick. he
went to bed and never arose except
to be removed to the St. Joseph hos
pital for operation.
Mr.. McCauiey was a member OF
the Ancient Order OF United Work
men and Knights of Columbus lodges.
He served long term as secretary
of the Workmen lodge. Five chill.
dren survive, two sons. Frank and
William, and three daughters, Cathe-
line, Margaret and Gertrude. Mr..
McCauley was foreman OF the box
factory at the Cudahy Packing COM
pany.
Meeting Of Fairbanks Club.
Assisted by Central Committeeman
Jay Trap, managers OF the flying
SQUADRON OF the Young Mems
Hughes and Fairbanks club, COM
pleted arrangements to secure the
Old Settlers hall at Thirty-sixth and
u streets for Wednesday evening.
The club will hold a big meeting
there.
Candidates on the republican ticket,
including Judge A. l.. Sutton, John,
L. Kennedy, Henry Murphy and
George Clark, will be invited. The
first meeting at the Polish hall,
Thirty-third and L streets, Tuesday
evening, has not been arranged for
yet. Max Targaczewski, committee
man, who is also an executive men,
Der Of the club, has charge OF the ar
rangements. The third meeting, al
the Bohemian National hall, Twenty.
first and U streets, will be held
! Thursday evening, while the final ses'
sion of the week will take place al
the headquarters OF the club, Twenty
fourth and M streets.
Several thousand pamphlets from
the national congressional commit
tee relating to questions that affect
working people will be distributed IN
weeks campaigning among the
packing house workmen at noon
hours during the week following
next. Members of the flying squad
ron" will do the speaking at these
gatherings.
Patrick O'Brien Hurt.
Patrick O'Brien, carpenter employ.
ed at the Cudahy Packing plant
stepped off moving car on Twenty
fourth street, between N and 0
streets yesterday afternoon and sus,
tanned a cut over his right eye and
abraisons about the left hand and left
4 knee. Conductor o. A, Anderson and
several bystanders assisted the
stunned man to the police station
where he was attended by Assistant
City Physician Z. F. Shanahan. Ht
was later able to make his way to his
home. 2207 N street.
Church Notes.
Grace Methodist. Twenty-fifth and =
i Rev. j. w. Morris Pastcr---Sunday sohoo
s.4b. No preaching at morning service. Mrs
John r. Hughes will give reading OF
.The Lost Word" by Van Dyke In TIT
| evening" Everyone welcome.
Wheeler Memorial Twenty-third and J
Rev. r. L. Wheeler. Pastor--sunday schoo
4 at s.45 Mr.. c. A. Musilmen ststs secre
tary OF the Young Mems Christian assoota
I ,tion, will occupy the pulpit Sunday mornini
at-ii Intermediate Bndeayor at $. senio
Il Endeavor at Z, No evening service.
West Side Interdenomlnational Thirty
eighth and Q. Raw. William shsllcross, Pas
tor---sunday school at stb, Morning wor
ship at II, Christian Endesvor at 6;t6
evening services at vas "wednesday prays
meetinK at 7:30''s
South side United Presbyterian. Twenty
third and II, Rev. Albert N, Porter Pas
tor--Preaching At II and 1880. Sabbatl
school at s;45. Juniors at Q, intermediate
at $3.50 and Young Peoples Christian, unloi
at $3.50. Morning subject, THE Church, tn