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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-24
MONDAY Club in
Annual Reception

The MONDAY club OF Omaha will give
its regular annual reception and musicale
in honor of the women relatives and
friends of it's members at the Commercial
club on Tuesday evening. january g. At
S o'clock. The Commercial club has
turned over its entire quarters TO the
club for this affair.
The MONDAY club is an organization of
Omaha business and professional men of
Swedish lineage and has a membership
Of about $50. Membership is limited to
owners of businesses or men employed in
an executive capacity. Paul n. Wiener
of Paxton & Gallagher is president;
Swedish, Vice Consul P. A. Edouist Is
vice president; DR.. A. johnson Is treas
urer, and Arthur l.. Palmer Is secretary.
The object is to promote good fellowship
and q closer acquaintance among its
members Meetings are held twice each
month at noon at the Commercial club.
Albin Bloom of the Alfred Bloom COM
pany is chairman of the entertainment
committee. and has provided a musical
program, as follows: Piano. Corrinne
Paulson; soprano. Miss Hazel Silver;
tenor. Howard Steberg; violin. William
Heatherington, and the "Nooclu' orches-
ira. A luncheon will be served.
The annual banquet OF the club. which
is a stag affair. will be held the first
week in March. Governor George A
Carlson of Colorado viii be present as
the chief speaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-24
million Dollar
Dolls" Start Well
At the Gayety

The biggest Saturday night audience OF
the season attended the first performance
of this weeks show at the Gayety last
night and gave it an enthusiastic recep-
ton. The company has many clever enter
tanners and the Million Dollar Dolls" are
a lively bunch. Two skillful comedians in
stead Of one are featured, so the crowd
has a superabundance Of good laughs, as
we'll as plenty OF singing. dancing. bril-
liantly costumed choruses and pleasing
women principals.
Lester Allen. a recent convert from
vaudeville, makes a decided hit ~ an &C.
centric and novel hobo Character part.
lie is an accomplished singer and dancer
as well as being regular scream with
the funny work. and his method Of Great
ing laughs Is all the more effective, be-
cause II Is apparently so impromptu and
spontaneous Lew Hilton. an old favor
lite is funnier than ever and scores many
evidences OF popularity in his original
role OF "Shimky" He and Allen and Elsie
Meadows offer a musical trio stunt that
gets big hand"
Miss Meadows also is pleasing in several
solos; Frances st. Clair wins generous
applause with her powerful, well trained
voice and Adele Ranney Is popular
soubret. Bob Ferns has commendable
blackface nut" act in the olio. and
Grant Gibson and Miss Ranney also add
TO the merit Of that part Of the program.
savo. a Juggler. presents something diff
ferent In that line and plays an English
dude" part cleverly in the first act.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-24
UNI PLAYERS PUT
OYER GOOD COMEDY
Believe Ne, xantippep Goes
Across Well at the Brandeis
Under Their Handling.
SMALL AUDIENCE WELL PLEASED

Believe me, IL Xantippe herself
could have come to life and have been
at the Brandeis theater Saturday
evening viewing Believe Me, Kan
uppe," her scolding tongue must
have been stilled and smiles must
surely have blossomed upon the sour
face that made life for Friend
Socrates just one durn thing after
another, long, long ago.
You've got to hand It to Nebraska for
producing son who can write a play
like that. But Broadway has already
presented Mr.. Frederick Ballard Of
Haveiock, Neb.. with it's high compIi-
ments and applause
The University Playerp nave ali the
marks OF professionals. and the delight
ful farce-comedy went through with the
smoothness of Shubert production.
The tempestuous-tempered helpmate Of
the patient philosopher whose name
adorns the title would have found her re-
luctant interest gripped from the begin
ming OF the first act and held between
love and interest. exciting Run-plays and
witty dialogue all the way through.
Maurice Clark In the leading role, that
Of George Mcfarland. who makes a bet
that he can elude the officers Of the law
for year, was splendid. He puts into
the part just what the playwright in
tended should be there. cool humor OF
the brave, calm man who lie continually
doing heroic and noble deeds and yet
looking on life without seriousness. never
in hurry, always the gentleman. Clark
was a good deal OF a Jack Barrymore.
SherifFs Daughter shines.
Ella Williams as Dolly Kamman. the
sheriffs daughter, was also a great hit
OF pleasing appearance and womanIy
self-willed, brave and loving. what more
could the hero or the audience ask?
Dewitt Foster looked and acted the
part OF a real bad man." The scene in
the second act, where he is captured by
the hero after a hard fight on the ca bin
floor, was tense In short, the whole cast
Of ten performed without a flaw and the
audience. which wasn't as large as Il
might have been, expressed its pleasure
in liberal applause and laughter at the
many clever lines
In the end, of course. the hero won not
only the bet. but the fair DOLLY for his
| bride. And as he was zone OF the richest
young men in New York" and a thorough
gentlemen besides. II is safe to assume
that they lived happily ever after.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-24

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hoarse at times that 1t was difficult for
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10 Tho use OF this valuable medicine and
found It very soothing and healing. In
a weeks time ! was we'll" Obtainable
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-24
YOUNG DEMOCRATS FORM
NEW STATE ORGANIZATION

The Young Mems Democratic Club OF
Nebraska is the name OF new organi-
cation. II has twenty-five members and
it's object is to interest the young demo-
Gratis in politics.
Officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent. Samuel Valentine: vice president
Herman Merten; secretary. Joseph o.
Burger; treasurer. Bert Booth; sergeant
alarms, r. s. Butcherd. Meetings will be
held weekly. The secretary's office is at
9l7 City National bank building.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-24
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OF TRAUMATlC LUMBAG0

MARITIME Ladomata has traumatic lum-
bago He blames the Missouri Pacific
railway for IL, so has sued the receiver
of the road. b. F. Bush. for 5000 dam
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and run over by freight cars while work
ing on the track.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-24

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-01-24

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-23

Jennie Mcconnell leader. Public wor-
ship at 1880 u M, sermon and holy
communion. Sunday school at 2 p. M,
special music by the orchestra. Epworth
League at 6:45 p. m, Miss Little, leader.
At 1880 p. m. a program of music will
be given as follows:
Hymn-"Hark What Mean Those Holy
AnthemE"There Were Shepherds"
Hymn-"There's a Song in the Air"
Hymn-"It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" Willis.
Barnby.
(a) The Annunciation.
(b) Message to the Shepherds.
(cj Cradle Song Of the Blessed Virgin.
(d) Gloria in Excelsis:
Eymn-"While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks by Night" Handel.
Is Come" Frey.
Hymn-"Glory to God In the High
est" Harrington.
Anthem-"Silent Night" Grubsr.
Hymn-"S Little Town OF Bethle-
On Monday evening the Sunday school
will give cantata entitled santa
Claus and Uncle SAM" which promises
to be very good. The regular services
during the week
Zane Street NJ: E. church. Rev. John
H. Howard. D. D., pastor-Preaching;
sunday school s:i5 a. m. Epworth
League and Bible class 6:45 p. m.
Preaching 1880 p. m
LUTHERAN
First English Lutheran church,
very pleasing program has been ar
ranged by the committee for the an
nual Christmas festival at the First
English Lutheran church on sixteenth
street. At the morning service there
will be special music by the choir. Rev.
E G. Howard has prepared a special ser
mon. The program for the day Is rs
Morning. Sunday. December "a.
Organ prelude, "Ottertoire" 49,. Thayer
Miss 1rael.
Anthem, Nazareth" .......... .Gounod
Soloist, Miss Neininger, contralto.
Opening worship.
Hymn.
announcements by pastor.
Anthem, 20 Holy Night" ...... Adams
Soloist. Mrs. c. 4. Johnson. soprano.
Sermon ........... Kew. +. ": AoWaru
Anthem, THE Heralds Of the King
soioists. Mr.. Thomas Bycott. tenor.
and Mr.. Carl Neer, baritone.
Organ postlude. christmas whiting
First English Lutheran CHURCH SIN
teenth street near Market. E. G.. How
ard. pastor. Sunday school at s:S0 a. m.
Morning worship at 1880 g. NJ, sermon
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METHODIST

German Methodist church. Chapline
street. opposite high school, Rev. Chas;
Z. SeverinShaus. pastor. Sunday. school
man at 1880. subject The Crown Of
Life Epworth League devotional
service at 7 p. m. Evening service IN
English ut 1850. subject The Prince OF
Peace"
Monday evening the annual Christmas
entertainment Everybody invited.
Wednesday evening the usual prayer
service at T:45 p. M.
Chapline Street Methodist Episcopal
church. 2312-1S Chapline street, Samuel
Charles Johnes. minister. To the fol-
lowing services 4 very cordial invitation
Is. extended: GAS. Sunday school. 4. L;
treat will be distributed at this hour.
II. Christmas devotions. The pastor
will preach. subject. The Prince OF the
House OF David" 2:3o. Junior Epworth
children invited. 1850, white gifts for
! the king service.
Our special music includes.
R Rnsss E ES1x fss1s Rqoh
Solo, Christmas Carol: Jones
Anthem. silent Night. Holy Night;
Carol. Angels from n the Realms Of =
Anthem. Shout Glad Tidines.. .Brocket
Carol. 20 Come Ye Faithful. .Caswell
Postlude. Christmas offertortum".
Songs and EXERCISES by all 1t sunday
school classes.
Prof. F. H. kincheioe. director.
Miss Wilma Harpfer. organtst.
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church,
3T22 Jacob street, Philip Y. DeBolt. min
lister. A most cordial Invitation Is eN-
tended to the following services: Sun
day. class meeting at $3.50 a. n. Mrs.
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REDWOOD CHURCHES

st. Matthew's Lutheran church. Ben
wood. w. Va; Rev. George +. Helm. pas
tor-rh- services am! meetings during
The week will he: Fourth Sunday in
advent. $50 a. NJ. Sunday school and
Bible class for adults. 1870 IL IN,
preaching services in the German lam
cuugc. with holy communion. 1880 r.
m. tho sunday. school will render its
Christmas program Of rccitations anu
songs. OF, ring for thc Lutheran Or
phaus' and Old Folks homes. Monday
at n III. divine services appropriate
for Christ mas dag.
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LEESVILLE

LEESVlLLE. o., Dec. rs. A. Lock
Of Wheeling was here Tuesday.
w. r. Toadvinc and wife arc here
from Toledo.
Mrs. Frank Rcnncdum was here from
Dcnnison Tuesday.
+. $. Shcnrer OF Drnnison was with
relatives here Sunday.
Miss lInIe Price visited In Chrichs-
willie Saturday.
Miss Emma Stephenson Of Pittsburgh
was called here by the death OF her
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GAINESVILLE CHURCHES

First M"ih"diSt Episcopal church. cor
ncr Church and broadway, RarncsrIllr.
q. Prize AlrNuuClcr Crow. lh. H.. min
lister. Beautiful inspiring Christmas
services Sunday. In the morning the
pastor will speak on The Greatness and
Glory nf Jesus Christ" In the evening
the Bible school will present Christ
mas service Of joyous Christmas mclo-
dies and carols by the entire school. Tile
Primary Department will hay" II con.
sricuouS part. Epworth t.ragu" ~
vic"--"Th" First Christmas Circle ilnd
Ours" led by Miss Edna Turklc. in tho
Chapel ut 500 o'clnrk.
Friday evening the First Quarterly
Conference will convene in the Chapel.
Dr. Charles Newton Church will pre-
side. Union Week Of Prayer observed
by all our churches. Special Great
Watch Night service Sunday evening,
December 3lst.
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wife Of J. Harvey Bennedum. died Mt:
the family home here on Friday. The.
funeral was held on Tuesday. .1tI
Mrs. Lorrin Carr Of Canton visited
friends here this week. s25
The remains of Mrs. Martha Adajr.
were brought here from Tintin for bue.S
ial Saturday. .----el-
George Benncdum, was called here
from Columbus on account Of tho death:
Of his mother. Mrs. J. H. Bennedun. ,Ssss
The well on No. 16. eight miles fromf
here, came in last week and flowed ~
barrels the first day after the tank wASs
erected. II opens up new neld. 49,:
vile Saturday. .s:sil
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MARTINS FERRY CHURCHES.

ST, JOhn'S lutheran. MARTINS FERRY
There will lie special Christmas ser
vices At ST. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church. North Fourth street {. Fred
erirk Frank. pastor Sunday and on
Christmas morning. Bible school 1T
g:l5 H. m. Morning services ut 1880.
subject: a Christmas Greeting" YES
per service at 1880 y. IN. At this ser
Vice the Bible school will render a spec
tally prepared program OF songs.
on Christmas day there will he ser
vices ut 1890 a. IN. with sermon by the
pastor.
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ster, Mrs. J. II. Bennedum, on Sat

sister, Mrs. J.. II. Bennedum. on Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Clyde Hunt was with Dennison
relatives Monday.
Miss Marie b. Price visited in Den
nison Saturday.
Denton Shiltz was in .Uhrichsville on
Saturday. !,
]. NJ. Price was with relatives in
Carrollton sunday.
Mrs. Dow Knight was in Conversion
on business Monday.
4. o. Price of Coshocton was with
horne folks hero Sunday.
Mrs. X. w. Mcllish and children are
home from Toledo.
Mrs. Thursa Stephenson Bennedum
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uapwooD CLUTCHES.

Warwood Presbyterian church' WI
tieth street near Warwood avenue, +. T.
Carson, pastor. Services for Sunda! tte
24th, as follows Sunday school NJ s'oo
- -, Morning service at 10:45. subject:
THE lncarnation." For the evening
service. at 1850, there will be special
entertainment by the Sunday school,
also Christmas music by the choir.
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Warwood Christian church. Seven
tenth and Richlund avenue. Francis NJ:
Biddlc, minister. Bible school at 9:io
a, m, at which the Primary Department
will have special part; Lords supper
ST II a, m: Song Service at 1:30 p. M.
by the choir under the direction OF Chor-
istcr Harry +. BOYD. All cordially in
VII ed To HLtcnd services.
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ST. James Evangelical hutheriih
chaDel. Elm Grove. W. Va, Rev. NJ; 5 j.;
Steuer, assistant pastor-SHnda!' H;sg
a. m. Sunday schoo and Bipte G G
der there will be no services SUNDAY
morning. The Christmas program VIII
also be postponed until Tuesday evening"
the day after Christmas.
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IN THE CHURCHES
The Intelligencer will gladly

The Intelligencer will gladly
publish church announcements.
but to insure publication and prop,
er classification. notices intended
for publication in Saturdays issue
should be received at The Intel
Hgencer Office not later than Fri
day at noon, and Thursday, il pos
s1ble. It is respectfully asked that
the notices be made as brief a.
possible.
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ruAMGEIIGAL

St Paurs Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. Aug. =, IthSG Ss
21thMMcn's Bible class at $50 a. M
German preaching services at 1890 a;
m, subject: The Great Christmas 10y,
Sunday Bible school at p. m. EnGllsn
service at 1870 p. m. \ Song ana STORY
snrricn entitled The Shepherds Story"
Christmas Day--An carly English ser
vice at I o'clock with sermon on Christ
Is Born This Day" German service at
10 o'clock with sermon on The Savior
t.hristnIns entertainment In the evening
al I o'clock sharp An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged and will be
directed by Miss II. Scybold, who IS
assisted by Mrs. II. Conner and Mrs
II. Otto. TN tho last Sunday IN the year
communion services Following the
evening service a wntch-night meeting.
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pRoTEsrANr EPISCOPAL.

st. Matthew'S Episcopal church, cor
nerner Chaplinc and Fifteenth streets
Rev, r. L. l.. Strlder.. rector, The ser
vices during the week will be as fol FOL
lows: Fourth sunday IN Advent, De
cember "a. a. M, holy communion;
1890. morning prayer. anti,commu Mon
and sermon: 9:15. main portion OF sun,
dnv school; $3.50. Mems Bible class held
in parlors of parish house; 1880 p. m"
evening prayer and sermon; 81 a:i0 ns p Nm a.
infant portion Of SUNDAY school ne'o IL
parlors of parish house: ILL.,,
Monday. Christmas Day; holy COM ON
munion. n. M; second celebration and
address. 1890 u M: sacred cantaIa'
Hear We! Hear Ye!' p. m.; no even
ing service. ho,v
Tuesday, feast Of ST. Stephen holy
communion, 1890 a. NJ.
Wednesday. feast OF ST; John evan
gelist. holy communion. lo:3o d. H. ~
evening service on this day,
Thursday, Holy lnnoccnts Day holy
communion, 1890 a. m.
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the EIrht." Christmas praise service at
T:So' With elaborate program by ne
choir. Sunday school ana AuuI non rrI
classes at $50 Il. M; Young feople .
meeting at Gas p. nj.
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BRIDGEPORT CHURCHES.

West Wheeling McthOdist EpiscopaI
church, Rev. T.. II. bourne. PASTOR
Services as follows: Sabbath school ut
10 IL M; preaching service at II II. M;
Junior league at 2:3O y. m; senior
league AT T:3Q p. M. The pastor Will
prcuch a Christmas sermon Ut the morn
ing service.
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81. paul's church. Elm Grove, d.
Logan Fish. rector--rherc Will be ser.
vice in ST. l'aurs church to-morr1t@' III
fourth Sunday in Advent, at halt p"S'
o o'clock =. III.
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UNITARIAN.

,rwrifth, Rev. \. c. Fagginger Aucr,
miuistcr-SunLny school At II a. M;
service at II Il. m; topic. "Christmas.
The Wednesday evening lecture VIII be
ted
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The Prince Of Peace and the Warning
World" Barnitz Luther League meet
ing at 6:45 At 1880 the special Christ
mas service of the church and Sunday
school will be presented IN the church
auditorium with White Gifts for the
A special Christmas sermon will be
preached by the pastor Wednesday az
T:45 at the mldweek service. Special
20 fferings for Christian education Will be
received at the Sunday services.
Trinity Lutheran church. Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets. Rev, 0. Z;
Dean, pastor. Services for Sunday Will
be appropriate for Christmas. The pas
tor will preach at the morning service.
1910 a. M, on the subject. Christ Is
Here" the last sermon in the series OF
Advent sermons. Sunday school will be
held at p. IN. The Sunday school
Christmas service will be held at p. IN.
Sunday. There will be recitations,
songs and addresses by the superln-
lendent and pastor. The White CHRIST
mas will be observed and many gifts
viii be given away by the school. There
will also be the usual treat for the
The Junior c. L. will have charge Of
the early morning service on Monday
morning at $3.50 g. m. Let all our mem
bers try to attend TINS service; Ahis 10
The anthems for Christmas Will be
sung BY the choir on Sunday morning:
VERY splendid music has been prepared
BY Miss Hazel v. Seamon:. both for
Sunday morning, December "A. and sun
day evening. December 81, when, the
Trinity choir will render a musical, A
detailed account Of this program Will De
found elsewhere in this paper.
Special meeting of the church council
SUNDAY morning after church service.
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West bridgeport Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. T.. II. bourne. PASTOR
Sabbath school at II Il. H.; Junior league
at ":30 p. m: senior lcagu" at $50 p:
m. Special Christmas service at 80
=. m. Each class in the school will con-
Iributr Some item 20 Tic prOEram.
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St Luke's Episcopal church. Jacob
Birmingham. D. d, pastor. tourtn sun.
for the wee as follows. Sunday school,
9I5 a. m. Morning services and ser s,t
mon, 1880 &. m. Evening, service win
appropriate music for Christmas eve'
'I Chr.istmas Day. December IS, holy
communion. 1890 u m. Offering for
deceased clergy and widows and Or
phans Of deceased clergy.
"Wednesday evening at I o'clock NE
annual Christmas festival VIII onHe
Claus visit will be a feature OF the
evening,
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pr1.rsrRE CHURCHES

81. JUhn's CHURCH.. I'eIIAIrt-ChFlSl1
mas will hc celebrated with the usual
s"lemnity at st. Johns CATHOLIC church'
Grated prpfuHrly, and the much admired
crib will he erected during the holidays
! beautiful musical program will hc
rendered at both the High Masses. The
first a Solemn High Mass. Will be at
FIVE o'clock. Il Low Mass al seven u CLOCK
,'nd nnnih"r High Mass at nine o'clock.
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