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Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27

John y. Poueher Pastor-'-Ths Father Of
Eahadoe's Children" az iO.a0 and Dead
Lions' at i;SO Music by ehoir ~ r.
W. Mii nl,n ehos.tsr Mss Elora sesrs
Chambers. superintendenL Epworth
leegSs a. en. William II. Borchsrtins
MecAbe, FOrty-rir.t and Faynam, ". r.
scSristiSH En,hus,asm m ' CO.'S WorS.
NJ ,enlnE AZ 7.s0, 'InxpeFience." Tho "Ona-
Win-one' CAMPAIGN will Ne presented at
both services. Sunday school At 10 Mr..
Bible GLASS az 10, John Lewis, teacher
hpworth league at $50. Mrs. Ethel
Thorpe, president. Topic, 'The Gold of
God" leeder stephen Wager.
Diets Memorial, Tenth and Pierce, c.
DIT y, y FranE, superintendent Preach.
FSmiiy. rSpS Ss league ps ps az $50; SS' wy
ESQ suSjeot' Ma oils Us" Prayer meet {
lcial board meeting Musical eloculiona
entertainment Friday evening
Presbyterian.
First AZ Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation, Bdvin Hart Iepks. Pastor-S
Preaching az II and 7iaO, SUNDAY school
at noon. Endesvor meeting, s;la.
r. !. Wheeler Memorial Twenty-third
and J-Bihlc school, 9;H; morning aerv-
Zee, Al; "Tha supreme Conquest" bap-
tlSini reception OF members; 10, gospel
pei team work, West Y street Presby-
terien. Forty-sixth and S-Service at
Clifton Hll, Grant aud Forty-tltth. n.
y Won der Lippe, PastoF-Sunday school,
Through sAmsris;" Junior Endesvor,
q Senior lendeayoT, ESQ; evening preach
ms service, 1850, "Christa Marvellous
Grace"
CASTELAR,. Sixteenth and Castelar,, g,
Endeavor, s. intermediate Christian I'm
deavor, &, Senior Christian Endeavor,
ESQ; prayer meeting Wednesday, 1850.
North, Corner Twenty-fourth and
Writ, M '. lligbce, Pastor-Sermon,
II theme. "A Natlon'g SIN" sunday
Of Christian Endeavor, $50; sermon at
1880, theme, Spiritual Revival" fellow
ship service at 7;S Wednesday.
Dundee. F1ftieth and Underwood
Harry u, Foster. Mlnlaterv-Bible school
9;4a; classes for men and women. AZ TO-
y, THE Holy spigltl' 1850 Taking Up
Wednesday, prayer meeting,
Lowe Avenue. i0aa North Fortieth, A
r, Ernst, MinisteT--iO;sO, Thou Shall,
Not KliH sabbath schooi at noon.
Junior Christian Hndeavori ESQ, Senior
Christian Endeavori Use. THE Touch oi
Faith"
Parkvale. Thirty-first and Gold, r
w. T@Y Head G s"perintSnaSxnt; rS,
Power OF Belief" Christian Endeavor
q. 7;4b, Full Strength" Prayer meeting
Wednesday, 7;B.
Benson. A. J. Mocluna, paatos--sundaS
school at 10; morning worship, n;FChris'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27

Grace English, lsa South Twenty
Services sS 4 az !, snS % ST1r t tSRS. S:
Water aud Marah." Sunday school at
e;O, Luther league at Z. Branch Sunday
school Forty-eighth and Leayenworeh'
at $50
Castelar, Rev, q. w. Snyder. Pastor
Mornins service at H. subject. ;, The
Glory. OF Devoted Christian Life, Lu-
Their league and sermon at 1880, subject,
How 10 Get Crop Sunday school at
TO- subject HELPERS
st. Panls, Twenty-s!ft and rySSns, Rev
,ps IN Enkliahs a. T@ s ssssset S is
Lenten leasons, Gerfnan-B ngiiah school.
J, A. Hilgendorf, teacher and director Of
choir. which meets Fridays AZ !,
Iynmanuol. Nineteenth and cRss, Rev,
Emil O. Chinlund. Pastor-Mornlng serv-
ice In English at TO- Music, Christian.
the Morn Breaks Sweetly;" soloists. Miss
Hildur Wickstrom and Rudolph Helgren;
ing nei ssTy een in EnslisS at Music, oh,
Hiidur Wiekstrorn, abide with Ne"
Mr., Coolrdge, orgenisti Bernhard john
son, choirmaster.
KountEo Memorial, Farnam street and
Twenty-alxth Avenue, Rev Oliver p,
Associate pastor WoL.hIp ~ II S,eloes,
at O'clock, theme, SThe Great Purpose
IN the life Of Christ" Sunday school at
eit6, Oscar p. Goodman, superintendent.
.SSa sSr p ssSS' sss9Sa hS saFsSt
lectures Thursday and Friday at 5 and
at AIS Friday
salem swedish, sss South Twenty-third,
ssb s fbe Gea n altitude fs%"rd s
Christ" Evening subject. suffering for
| Tuesday at g. Luther league wednes-
day At :, Tbs dethsema9S Ladies so
street, South Side. Mems society meets
at the home of Frank johnson. $3.50 South
Twenty-third street, Friday evening at 5,
$50 at the home Of Mrs, John Anderson.
Se0a ciarkson avenue. Confirmation class
meets Saturday morning at $50.
Methodist.
swedish, Ninsteenth and Burt, Gustav
Erickson, MinisteT,-sunday school at 10
service az $50 Prehching service at 7is0
Pearl Memorial. Twenty-fourth Street
and Larimore Avenue, Earl 10, Bowen,
Pastor-sunday eehool 90 ,e,R. Morning.
Evening service at 1850 Wednesday at
1880, Fellowship hour.
Hanscom Park, Wooiworth Avenue and
| Twonty-ntnth Street, Emory ID. Hull.
Minister, Morning worship At II. Suh-
teet. "Ruakin's Definition Of Education, /"
Evening at 7:B. Subject, THE shep-
| herd"
Jennings, Fifty-second and Hickory, r.
II. Chenoweth, Pastor-Sunday school az
! u. Preaching az li;ih working Lights.
Epworth league at 4. Leader. Mrs Genie
Gilmore Mrs, Foota will give the third
OF her series Of talks on the life OF Christ
at g.
First, Twentieth and Davenport, Titus
! Lowe. Pastor-Bble class Ut 9:b, 4. r.
ssgrsess sgperntsnasns elssses DIOR Tor Sl
Faith in the Christian Life" at II. Ep-
worth League at ESQ. Hvangellstic serv-
ices at 1880. mot Yours, But You"
Grove. Twenty-seeond and Seward. Rev.
Griffin O., Loganl Pastor Moses. the
Leader and Law diver At II. Epworth
league at $50, Eyangelstio services con-
J quoted by Rev, Hearns At 1880. Sunday
/ school at TO- Class meeting at noon.
Monday at q, official board. "Wednesday
at g. midweek prayer meeting.
! Trinity, Twenty-first and ninnsy. Rev.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27
BIG AUTO SHOW
NOW NEAR MEMORY

CONTINUED from Page Twelye,l
to make purehases at the show. but had
been unable TO attend earlier In the week,
struggled in at the last minute ana placed
their orders.
Crowd IL GOod-Natured.
Unlike the crowds which ordinarily at
tend ON nGetaway' night. whether that
getaway" night is at an automoniIe
show. circus, a sixaday bicycle race,
carnival or whatnot, II was .Eood-na'
tured crowd last night. Generally last
night audience is inclined to be composed
OF the critical, the irascible, the sulky
and the like.
But last night It was different. II was
an aasSgoing crowd which sauntered up
and down the aisles, minded It's own busiI
ness strictly. RETAINED from making the
usual efforts to carry off top or tire
OF a wrench or something for a souvenir,
and caused no trouble for the salesman
ana lecturers.
Cars Are All Removed.
AT l0lsO last night when the show was
over the work OF Gearing down the big
top" began. Sixty seconds after the last
PATRON had passed out the door and the
doorman had locked up the work OF
wheeling the beautiful show cars out the
side door began. For several hours this
work continued. and It was not until an
early hour this morning that the last
automobile had been removed. Then the
work OF tearing out the decorations be-
gan. The exquisite hsnginss, the palms
and ferns and flowers, the little gabled
fences. all were ruthlessly ripped out.
and this morning the Auditorium is no
longer a magnificent motor palace. but
a barren. barn-like structure,
The Automobile show has gone. many
of the beautiful show cars which we're
sent here by the manufacturers have been
shipped to other cities where shows are
to be held. the silvery-tongued orators
who Iectured so effectively on the merits
ana virtues OF each and every car have
gone their way. and the weary statesmen,
with commissions IN their pockets. are
back on the automobile row 70 return TO
the old routine
The Automobile show Is but q mere
memory. but It Is a pleasant one which
will linger persistentiy for many weeks
TO come.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27

CONTINUED from Page Twelvel
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27

tian Endeavor At $40; evening worship
e. 1850. The sermon subject II Our
Tower Of strength" Prayer meeting
Wednesday at 8.
Charles n. Fleming, Pastor-''Men Of the
Bihle Who Heaitated-uideon," j0:s0i
Bible school AZ noon; EndsaveI at f'9
Nav 1 axe Name wot Christian Be IpSIsd e
che World" Mems Bible ciaas Wodnea-
day evening.
Westminster, Mason and Twenty
p Too IncT Ss Spun kesponsiSsS nss
Local" Bible school at noon; Junior
Christian Endsavor society at I; senior
cAEs's Sr EnS 90 ToSs z. ~ sysans &
mid-week prayer service.
Third. Twentieth and LeayenForth.
Robert Karr, pestor--sunday school, ESQ,
w SdI s' cSs Sies sss.n Eor Sn a1n
interest Of Antl-saioon league; 8 Junior
Endeavog: $3.50. Christian Endeavor
lreyer Meeting; I;S. evening worshipi
Sacred Literature" by Rev. A., W. Rein
hard.
United Presbytertnn.
Central. Twenty-fourth and Dodge
Hugh y. Speer, Paators-SeFinon by Rev.
samuel Dodds at 1850 sabbath school
sermon by Rev. MIR Dodds at 7!ao-
UmAH9NhAmss
First. In Turpin's Hall, Twenty-Esighth,
and Farn0un-Bible study clRssea for
adults and high school boys and girls a.
10, Sermon hy Dr. Samuel A. Eliot Of
Boston, president of the National AEpert-
Gan Unitarian, association, at II. Music
by Mrs. A. l. Root, contralto; George
Berker, ir., violinist; Helen Bennett
pianist.
Miscellaneous.
Sunday afternoon Themes H. Tibblas
will address the Omaha Philosophical so
| ciety AZ their rooms In the Lyric building
on Newspaper Ethics"
The Associated Bible students mat n
Lyric bulldinw. Nineteenth and F'ernan.
81 3. A. w, nlemer win speak on ''Salva~
ton Free to ALL"
First Progressive spiritualist, 1916 Har-
ney-Regular services followed by mes
sage service every Friday at &
National Fonteneile Spiritual, atit CuIrb-
lng--Mra' hlla Gardiner, message bearer.
Services at S;ih.
United Brethren. Nineteenth and 10
throp, W. q, Jones, Pastor-f1vangelistAc
| services az n and 1880 Sunday school a.
Church Abroed." $50. Prayer. bibls
study and conference Wednesday at 8.
| ReorgAniSed Chunroh OF Jesus Christ Of
Latter Day Saints, Twenty-fourth and
| Ohlo-SundRy school at e;4b F'reachine
at II. Religio at $50 and peraching at &
At the Moose hall, south Omaha, Sun
| day school at 10 Preaching at II and
1880 by Elder H. N. Pierce.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27
Bone of Buddha Is
Unearthed Near
City Of Rawalpindi

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.)
pI1I4HI, India, Feb. 10,-A number OF
sacred Buddhist relies, including bone
OF Buddha. have Just been unearthed at
Taxila, near Rawlalpindl in the Punjah.
When Buddha died near Kuainara.
about the year 4S8 B. c.. fragments OF
his bones were distributed as relies TO a
large number of the more important re-
ligious centers. A quarter of a century
ago knowledge of these centers was
meagre and no authentic discovery Of
them had been made. Since that time,
however. several relics have been found.
!, Texila, long before Alexander the
Great made II military center. was
ono Of the holiest and most important
Buddhist sites.
Tho relies OF Buddha that have been
found there were protected In. various
ways, generally being placed in q crystal
box placed within q covered or cleft
howl, upon which the nature of the
treasure " described, The Workmanship
on these essee ls very fine. There Ia a
vast field OF search atilI untouched in
india but the skiiful and energetic work
Of the British Archaeological society has
already cleared up many uncertainties
and identified many OF the holy places
Of Buddhism, such as Kusinara. the
scene OF Buddha'e death, and Rummin-
DEF. his birthplace, But there still re-
main hundreds OF ancient unopened
stupas. or dome-shaped earth shrines,
maay Of which may oantain priceless
material regarding this important period.
The most tantaliEing Of all are five
grand stupRs'' as Khatmandu. which
10 be touched. and which very likely will
not be opened for many decades or even
centuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27

the attention Of the public and 10 pro-
mote the further exchange Of ideas be-
tween user and manufacturer, they can
be said to be an institution that has
done a great work.
Largely through the shows, the public
has come to dictate what Is vented in
an automobile. Naturally all demands
are not alike, but a. experience with 9ai-
tomobiles increases and as the general
knowledge concerning automobiles be-
comes broader, what the people ulti-
mately require in an automobile gradu-
ally become more defined, one need only
have followed the shows each year to
see the trend, or TO review year by year
the offerings of some Of the older manu-
faotureFs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27

toga, J., r. Beard. Pestor--spnday school
general session at 10 Mems and boys
section at noon. Morning worship az II,
Evening worship at 7;aO.
ST. MAry's Avenue, st. Mary's Avenue
and Twenty-seventh Street, Raw. G.. A.
Hubert, Minister-SundRy morning serv-
Ice at 1880. Preaching by the pastor.
school at noon, with Kindergarten classes
for young people. Young Peoples 500
S sty A. pou Z; subject "Sh,SSrityt leader,
Wednesday evening at s. q
First, Nineteenth and Davenport--Morn-
ing 1890; evening, 1850, Rov. William A,
Rice, D. n, of New York. secretary Of
Ministerial Relief Fund, Congregational
Ing Sunday school ~ m. Junior Chris
tan Dndeavor, 2 p. m, Senior Christian
Eandeavor, $3.50. Prayer meeting Wednos-
day evening at 1850
Christian.
First, Twenty-sixth and Harvey, Charles
p. Cobbey, Pastor-Subtect at IL. THE
Ideal Program Of Worship" Subject at
Senior and intermediate Christian En-
deavor AZ Sis Junior ChrtHtian Mndeavor
at II. Bible school at 9;4h.
North Side, Twenty-second and I-othrop,
"Ihe Great Supper, Byenipg service at
1850 Theme, Drawing the Net" Inter
9l@ Morning service at lO'D', Theme.
"
Christian Endeavor at 6!a5.
ChriRtian Science.
First Church. st. .Mery's Avenue and
Twenty-fourth- Services, II and 81 sub
iect, Christ Jesus" Sunday school (two
sessions), 9:45 and II. "Wednesday evening.
meeting at s.
Second Church. Dundee Hall. Under
wood and F1ftieth-Service, II; subject,
Christ Jesus" Sunday school at eith,
Wednesday evening meeting at J.
Episcopal,
ST. Andrews. Forty-first and Charles
]; y, Floekhart, yioar-Holy. commnnion
Service At j. vsspe sS' service 81 $50. Con,
firHnRtion class Thursday at 5.
Church OF the Good Shepherd. Tween
tieth and Ohio, Rev. Thomas J. Collar.
sahooi at oilo. Morning prayer with SER
mop At IL Evening prayer with sermon
EvanseIieai.
First United 2420 Franklin, Ira Me-
asSh has Sad the 1sS q tbs cSSSc S for
oleses sunday with preaching ~ Eyan-
gelist A. N. Nelson at II, 8 and $780, Mis-
sion band and intermediate Christian En-
deavor will meet at the Danish Methodist
church, Twenty-fifth and Decatur, az
boSr ana bSsSes sna ShS evs
ming Sunday school business meeting
Friday night.
Lutheran.
s.. Msrk,s English, Twentieth and Bur
dette, l. Groh, Pastor; II, "True Scrip
tural Love" (John 1Slo-lO; 1880, 1.-THE
Mind of Jesus Christi" Sunday school.
9:45; Young Peoples Society Of Christian
BndeaVor. 0:45
Our sayiouFs. Danish. Twenty-second
and LeaVenworth, Rev. p. b. Brunnen-
and Leavsnworth, Rev. p. b. Ammen-
Ices at 1910. Bible meeting at 5. Young
peoples meeting NJ s!l6, Young people 4
meeting Thursday at S;l5,
Zion English. rhirty-sixth street and
Lafayette Avenue, Rev. A, i. Lorlmer
Pastor-sunday school at 9'l5. Services
at II and Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening. Choir practice Friday evening
Confirmation class meets Saturday morn
ing at 10,
Our saviours, NorweGian-D Danish, Ham
ilton and Twenty-sixth, Rev, M, w. Hal
yerson. Pastor Norwegian Danish uery-
ices at II; English at S. Young People
society Thursday evening. at which visit
ing circuit pastors will speak. Choir
practice Friday evening at 8. ConfirInA-
ton instruction at 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27
Auto Show Freak
is Thing of the Past

The days when automobile shows
created sensations merely by the novelty
OF the horseless carriage are not so far
distant as TO be beyond the recollection
OF the crowds attending the big shows
this year.
The years since the first show at Madi-
son square Garden have shown wondsr-
full development, and II the succeeding
and more popular shows have done moth
ing more than bring this development TO
Omaha daily bee., 1916-02-27

Rev. w. d. Phifer will speak at the
morning service at the Third Presby-
terrain church, Twentieth and L.eavsn'
worth, in tho interests of the Anti
Saloon league. Rev. Mr.. Phifer is here
for the purpose of creating interest In
the Nebraska dry campaign.