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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMIiEK 1, 1914.
; TOPIGS'FOR AJDAY OF REST
i Special Solo and Choral Music Will
, Be Giren at First Methodist.
; AifyrvxusARY or the pastor
Sswrlal ".rrrlwa Will D filrn at
Flr Baptist ft art-h fr RT.
J. A. Mas wall, la That
Pallt Oa Tear.
j Calvary Baptist church will hrva th
, first anniversary tor th rr"t pastor.
Rev. J. A. Maxwell, bjr special rrvlrr.
I An anniversary hymn mill be tunc at
'the communion service In the morn Inn.
I In the evening the large choir will nine
t a special firogram of niualc. The Xollow-
" tni; selection will be given:
f Anthem Bjr Babylon's Wave. ...Gounod
Kill! Ohnlr.
t Iniet-My Folth lok Vxt to The....
Mh Fulton antt Mr. ochtitre.
i Kalo frlected
Mr. twhlltree.
, Solo Lead. Klmlly l.lpht O'Hsra
" Mia Fartr.
o-lo-Trash Me to Frav Jewett
j Air. Vntti.
Special music at the Klrat Methodist
church Sunday will be aa. follow: In
the morning at 11 o'clock the choir will
and the Army.'1 F.venlns aervir at .
topic, -Art Intest with an KtwrnaJ I!v.
'""I." Hun. lay school at :" a. m.. J.
IWl Smith. aupMintrno'enr. Uuthcr
league, nt 1 i:, p. m.
M. Mark's Kntrlh, Twentieth and
HunVtie, Hv. lr. &. Oroh. Pastor
J'ornlna services at II. toiac, 'The
om, Iowpr, Pplrlt. Anumnrt. ' Even
ing service at 7 :M. tnMc, 'The Ores!
Reformation. A Rrvlyal ." Sunday school
at :46 a. m. Toung People a Chr.silan
Kndeavor at f 46 p. in.
St. Paul's, Twenty-fifth anil Evan.
Her. K. t. Otto, Paator Service with
Holy Communion at ;0 a. m. Onnfes
M.m service at : a. m. Evening ser
mon at . with Knll-h auhject. "Spiritual
ami Temporal MtrattnK of the Lutheran
Iveformaii.m. ' tunday school at S:15 a.
m. t'holr and Young Peoples hour on
Krldsy evening at .
Kountie Memorial, Karnam and
Twenty-sixth Avenue, Oliver U. ftaltsly.
Ph. V., I: I)., Paatjr Morning worship
at 11, subject. "The Armed t'hr'atlan."
Evening worship at i. aubtect, -The KocK
of the Agra." Sunday achool at :46 a.
tn., Oacar P. Uood nan. superintendent.
Luther league devotional service at 7
o'clock Confirmation classes every
Thursday am) Friilay evening at 7:46,
and Friday afternoon at 15. Knrollment
open.
Zlon, Thtrty-alxth ana Lafayette. Rev.
A. T. Lorlm-r. Paator Sunday school at
:5 a. m. Morning eerv'ce at 11. Even
ing service at g. The trvnteea wll! meet
In the church larlor Monday evening.
The lither league will r ct at the home
of Miaara Anna and Ellen Johnson, 2224
Myrtle avenue on Tuesday evening.
Midweek aervtre. on Tliuraday even'ng
at t:i. Choir practice Immediately after.
alng, "Chrlatlan. the Morn Brcaka;The confirmation rlaaa will meet In the
sweetly O'er Thee." by Plielly. MM
Margory Shackelford will alng aoprano
bio part. Mia Haicl Pilver and Jamea
Edward Carnal will alng a duet. "Hark,
f Hark. My tfc'Ul, by Nevln.
; At the evening fernio.i the choir will
' alng "Art Thou Weary," by Bchnecker.
Mis Marie Adler will play a violin offer
lory eolo Andante movement from Mcn
Oelraolm' concerto. Mr. Dr. C. N.
t hrbttlanscm will alng, 'Teach M to
Pray," by Jewett Following the aermon,
f Mia Fllvcr will alng a goapel aong. "The
Mom of the Soul," by Philip.
npv. Tcter Muiifcin, formerly of thla
ily, will preach, Sunday morning and
evening at the Swedlah Methodist church,
Nineteenth and Burt street.
' Rev. J. V. Jones will have charge of
the Funriay service at 6t. Paul' Ep'.s-
copal church. Thlrty-seoond and Call-
fomia streets.
church parlor Saturday afternoon.
Methodist.
Flrat.
Baatlat.
Twenty-ninth and Harney, Dr,
I
I
' VI I k flA. I k.( i u t a XM ; .....
K at 10 aubject. "The Bualnea of the
. t.'hurch;" evening service at 7:), subject,
t "The Tragedy of an Athlete."
Immanvel, Twenty-fourth and Plakney,
Morris. Paator Morning
Arthur. J.
Walnut 11111, Forty-first and Oiarle,
Rev. Oliver M. Keve, Mlnlater hurch
ncrvlir at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday
achool at 19 a. m. Kpworth league meet
ing at T p. m.
Klrat Mcthodlat. Rev. Tltu Lowe, pas
tor Mornm worship at 11 a. m. toplo,
"Tha Mnrk-m Moloch." PWenlng service
at 7.10 o'clock, aubject, "The Far-off Roil
of Heaven." Sunday school at :30 a.
m . T. F, Rtttrgea. superintendent. Ep
worth Icng'io nteellng et :30 p. m.
Clerman. Corner Eleventh and Center.
' Jalaer, Pastor Sunday school
m- rrearning at U p. m. ai a
P. m. by the. paator. Kpworth leaeue
meetrng at 7.10 p. m.. Milton J. Jalaer,
I're.ldcnt. Prayer mecUnr Wednerday
Tr.i rL, .Necta: Morning. "The
Tru Religion ; evening. "Rest for the
"fry.
Lieu Memorlalj Tenth and Plerca, Rev.
I. DflVSnii. Paalnp U , . .1 .... i .
a. m.. Ilr. J. 1.. 1'mni
ent Preaching at It a. nt subject. "A
nSM1 . i"i'u"m L'pworth league
r 7? " ' .,J' " Ml "eler, leader.
Irohlbllon Would Hurt Business." Of.
I pt'fri and prayer meeting Wednes
ay at s p. m, .
andttWil."i' Twenty-nlnth' Bfreet
wor-
al.ip ( in:, topic, "The Powrr of a
J Consecrated Ufa;" Bible achool, 13 m. ;
j young people' meeting, 8:S0 p. m.: even
i Ing worahlp at 7:3il: men'g supper and
! Rilile atudy at the church on Wednesday
wenlng at :; midweek prayer and
j praise service at t p. ra.
; Grace, Corner Bouth Tenth and Arbor,
E. B. Tail, Pastor Men's prayer meet-
lng, :30 a. m.; nunday achool, 10 a. m.i
i morning worship nt 11, snbjeot, "The
i legacy of Jeaus,' followed by th Lord's
'.' supper; flaptlat Toung People's union, 1
S p. ni.; evening serv at 7:4;i, ub)ct,
j "The Conquering King." Mlaalon Bun-
J day achool, DCilo South Fourth atreet, t
: P. m.
' Calvary. Hamilton nnd Twenty-fifth, J,
; A. Maxwell, Pastor Morning, "Our First
; Tear," anniversary and communion;
j evening, "The Prrsuaalvenrss ot Christ;."
! Rihle school at noon; young eople
; meeting. p. re., led by Mt J;:iia Caa.
; sell, subject 'The Work Verae;" prayer
; and conference meeting of tpe church
Wednesday evening, subject, "Tha Holy
I Spirit." .. .
5: J ,' rurtstlaai. ' . i-
North Side. Twer.ty-aecond and Ioth
l rp Ktrteta, Ororga L. Peters, Pastor-
5 Bible aohool, J;.'M a. in.; morning sorvle.
; M iu:r. "jr Jiii.Bn Uoininalea th
i Orient;" Christian Endeavor, M p. m.;
; evening sarvica at 7:20. "Jriui tlia
Bavlor.". v .
; '-First. Cnrner Twenty-iiiitth and Mar
; ney, Charles K. Cobber, Mlniatei- Morn
t lng wornhlp; 11 a. m., 'Lmoni for
. Young Meiv from the Life of tsamaon.
J evening worship at 7:S0. ."ChHstiiin. Km-
ploym-nt;" Voting People' , Koclcty of
' ' tirlKtlnu Endtavor. t li p. m. ; Junior
. Endeavor, 4.30 p, tn.; Jbiblo achool, .4i
a. in. ,
CkrlstlaH Bclesiee,
First Church of Christ. Hdentlat. St.
Mary a Avenue and Twenty-fourth Ktraet
... services II a. in. and p. in., subject,
"Kerlextlng Punlrhmant;" (Sunday
; s bool, two seaalona, :4A and 11 a. m.i
sonexla erning meeting at I.
t onurrgatlonal.
1st Mary's Avenue, Twenty-seventh
Street ani ft. Mary'a Avenue, Rev. Uus
, tavus A. Hun l,m. PaatorMorning at
1i:.j3, preaching aervlca with coiiununlon;
Sunday irchool. l m.i midweek servlct
Wednesday evening at 8.
Central Park. Sorty-second and Sara
' riireeta. Rev. J. R. Heard, l'attor
Vlble s hool at 10 a. tn. Morning aervlr
l It a. ni. Christian Kmlavor aoctetv.
fi 45 p. m. Evening woralilp, 7:S0 p. tn.
Mid-week meeting. Wedneaday, S p. ra.
. Ftrat, Corner Nineteenth and Paven-
port, Frederick T. Rouse, PastorMorn
ing at 11. "flow Joaua Kept His Oood
, Cheer;" evening at 7:45. "Old Hebrew
, learuier Applied Peraonally;" Sunday
' wriwi, tt a. m. ; ouug People' 8o-
tiety of ChrlNtlan Endeavor, o p. m
. Plymouth. I'nivrraity of Omaha Audl-
lonuni Twenty-fourth and Evan Streets,
Frederick W. Iavitt. Minister Service,
if 10 ao a. m. : topic, "Going on te Better
Thlnns." Hlble iud at noon. Young
IV-opie a meeting at p. ni. at lilt
Ean atreet Resinning tiunday, Novcrn
Wr S. all aervlcea will be held In the new
church building at Eighteenth and Em
met streets,
i ; Evaaselleal.
f German. Corner EetghteeMh and Cum
ing. F. Ostertag, Paator Sunday school.
10 a. m.; freacliing at 11 a. in. and I p.
. m.; morning tcplc, "The Acceptable Year
f of the, I.oid; ' evening, "(iotl a Call to
? Men;" Vflung People Society. T;15 p. m.
f Grace t'ntted. Thomaa E. Evans,
f r'a.tor Rev. r-mith will eeUhrate his
eighly-stxth birthday by preachlna at 11
la. in. The pastor will preach at 7:W
. in. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Keyatoix
leBue-of .'hrlMlan Endeavor at t.'SO.
Ftrat X'nlted. :i Franklin, Rev. J. M.
Runrh'. Pastor Teachers meeting at 1:30.
Preaching at II a. in. Ke atone league
; of Christian Enloi.oi' at .x rj. m.
Preaching at T:. runilay c)(il at 10
i a. in. Junior Endeavor at S p. m. Holl-
5 liens aeaociation meeting at i.ti. Mid-
wek prayer M-vlcc( at 7: p, in. WeU-
Episcopal.
t" Trinity Cathedral A special muah-al
.: aervica will be given Sunday evening at
i 7 . o'iioi k. Full chorus inolr and solu-
: lais.
; Bt. Barnabas. Nineteenth and Cull
ff.rnia. l-'od M. Hoistifrle, Rertor fun
: day. November 1. All iSatnts' lay. Hulv
. t'uiurnuiuon at 1 a, m. Morning prayer
at 1V?0 a. m. Choral Euchar.M. and
' Kermon at II a. m. Choral evenuiig and
sermon at .M a. m.
r"t. Matthias, Tenth and Worthlngtnn,
Rev: Oeorge M. Koulhwurth, Paator Holy
-' roinmniiion at a. m. r'tinday S'iiool
V and P.ible claas at V) a. m. Duly tVin
', ni union and aermon, by the Rl Rev
. A. L.. William, bishop of Nebraska, at
11 a. in.
f Church of the Good Khopherd, Twen
' ttetn end Ohio, Rev. Thomas J. Collar,
J.tftr All baints' ly. Holy 'oiu
inunloii at 8 a. in. Hunday school at
to a. in. H'jly vinvinunlun and aer- I
mon at II a ni. I.v-n'i. prayer and '
. ke-ruioa at i i) P.
Church of t-V Philip th I c ax-on.
1 'r-niy-!irnt, near Paul; Rev, John Al-
- l-eit Williams. Vicar All faints' Hay.
$ ii.Ay Coininiii x.n at 7:ii a. in. Morning
. pikper at lu.ft a. in. Holy Cnunrnuulon
! ant wruiiin, theiue, "The Fait'iful Li.
; l rtd," t 11 a. ni. Sunday a hool at
; J. .J p. ni. Evening prayer and sermon
I at 1 . ,
- I.atfceraa.
fct. Iatliews Engilah, Nineteenth and
; fmiclUr. I.v. O. W. tnder, Pastor
Jiuriiit. aerMcea at 11. auhjcvi, "The I
Ni i j.j iu turiiiaiiuii r .r tns Wond."
. j m-ri-- at 7 ".i, euujeit. "The
llvjc ui t. Vxoil l. ' M-nday m lioul at
; 1 a in, - jwt. "Jau' Tnal."
lri f.innii. us rutn Twenty
. V '-. """'c Morning service at 11
lirTji ?-,n holjr "'i'nunlon will be ob-
uiT "Thou,"2lT rr,vioe 7M'' oel"ek.
ia Vhva If h"il hoV'' Th Neighbor
IK.?11 "n1ay achool at :5 a. ni.
-.-t., in rvHariiA air m-Ai
a sh T
?:.r.V': "T'I'y." P- m. Off clii
----- " a oui.uay at s p. rn.
W iV"n-irI't,pih "r'' "rnam. Rov.
t,, r." -:j."." 'asrorjit the morn-
Isatlng love of find. Midweek prayer
ervii-a, Wednedsy, 7:4.i p. m.
First l'nlie.1, Tnty-flrst and Emmet,
A. C. Ioiigls. I'aetur Morning worahlp.
.; "iipportun tlea for frlatlan Serv
ice." Evening worship, 7 ); "1'iitle of
the Christian Cittrn " a pre-elertlon aer
mon. Bible school at noon. Young Peo
ple society at JO p. m. ; leader, Mia
Ann Kdwerde,
Clifton Hill. Orint and Forty-fifth. R.
R. von der I.ippe, Minister Preaching by
the pastor at 11 a. m. and 7 so p. m
Sunday achool at 10; H. C Foray. i
rerintendent. Christ, an Endeavor, 6:30 p.
m. Conaerratlor. meettng. Id by th prea
Ident. Mlaa Mary lun. Midweek prayer
meeting. Wednesday at 7 :30 p. m.
Falrvlew, Pratt and Fortieth Avenue,
Charle H. Flemlna, Psstor Bible achool
at J. Afternoon worship at. S. "Jeaus
Teaching the Worth and Poaalbllltle of
Human Life." Thla Is another one of
the eerie on "Jean, the Man's Man."
Tueadav evening at .. "Queatlona of Those
Who Have D.fflcnllles." Thla is the fourth
Blb!e study In the series on "Questions
You Will Be Asked During the Sunday
Revival."
The Church of the Covenant. Pratt and
Twenty-eventh, Charle H. Fleming, Pas
tor Morning worahlp at 10 SO; "Jeaus
Teaching the Worth and Possrbllltles of
Human L'fe." This Is the sixth aermon
In the series on "Jetus. the Man' Man."
Bible echoil at noon. Endeavor at:46 and
evenlna- worship at 7:.10. "Christ the
Savior." A band of etudenta from the
Omaha, Theological seminary have charge
of the service; Wednesdsy evwnins: st $.
"Quest'on of Those Who Have Difficul
ties." Till I the fourth Bible study In
the aerie on "Questions You WHI Be
Asked During the Sunday Revival."
Mlaeellaneeaa.
I'nton Gospel Mission 1M4 Davenport
Street, F. M. Parson, Superlntendertt
Gospel service every night, except Sat
urday. Free employment bureau. Worthy
poor assisted. Cast-off clothing solicited.
Tha International Bible student will
meet at the Labor Temple hall. Nine
teenth and Farnam atreets. Sunday after
noon at I o'clock. Pr. C. W. Farwell will
lerrtum on "The Dissolution of th Na
tions." ' "
Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Salnta Twenty-fourth and
Ohio Streeta-Teacher normal. a... m
Sunday chool. :45 a. m. narrament ser
vice, 11 a. m. Rellg'o erVloe. :30 p. m.
Preaching. 8 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wed
nesday evening at o'clock.
First Progressiva Spiritualist, Mackle'a
Hall. ll Herney Street, F. A. Thomaa.
D. S. S.. Pastor Lecture and meesse
by Dr. Monte. 8 p. m.; sublect, "Splrtte
In and Out of the Bod"." Tuesday, a p.
in., mesaago service. Thursday, i.V) p. m.,
Lndlea' aid message service.
Palvatlon Army. 1711 Davenport Sun
day: 11 a. m.; holiness meeting; 1 p. m..
Junior meeting: t:30 p. in., Young Peo
ple' legion; p. m., alvation meeting.
CaValn and Mr. J. H. Blttorf. in com
mand; Captain W. Robaon, aaltant.
Senator Pittman .
Is Knocked Down
RENO. Nv.. Oct. 31.-8enator Key
Pittman of Nevada, her for the election
campaign, waa felled by a blow in an
encounter on a principal street her to
day. Several men wera struck beTor Senator
Pittman waa knocked down, Including
Lytton Stoddard, tha man nearest him
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA ! pT!t ZcVn,yrn.
Isaac Lorij Back from War Zone,
bat Expects to Be turn Later.
THREE MOUTHS IN GERMANY
Aawerta that Fa rail lea f Kalaef'a
that Work la Fowad
for Alt.
Iiu mi ii . , , ' iriii tne morn-1 Lyuon Btouaaru, me man iirami inn
which the "naa't'n!- ZW'!l"rlc-.inn tM: Supreme Ju.tlce P. A. Mo.
A "-oveV"
trikln .nporlntendent.
M n V." IpwJ'rth '""""e meeting at
. -i''i .aja Main, Rev. Arthur
i aeior-isibie school at 10 a in
Atack
lllU.nl. t.' '
....... iwrmnn enh4-n a.m..
HI iaat
Step." Meet l . r z. "r' .
nooa nuartetla n
Carran; H. A. Fraley, a political leader;
United State Marshal A. B. dray; W.
E. Sharon of San Francisco. Deputy
Sheriff J Updike and Zeb Ray, a poli
tician. No ona waa arrested.
M'olltlc. for Christian;." ""Wort.
"'hytrrlna.
"Temperance! KveMnA,n& 10.;30l
BVJ,hm.T'hl.r,l.,-,r't Q-M. Rev. A
rLfJE.?"' lnlter- Morning wr.h
nd Bihi. 7. : y.Zr?""n worship
Low Avenue, 1021 North Fortieth A
L ''1 M'''"'r-bb1ui. .choirinuoni
"I, l eople a meeting, s:46 n m
I'rcachlng eervlcea, 10:,H a m and II'
Kveninjf,
ntn nmn T-1 . J . v
i nn K nirrlnm Lia.- .
'""', uiorning and enlng
,"".V"'. ' weiuy-iourtn and Wirt Street.
lo'a11'.' -MrnlnV aerTic.:
a. .-,"'', tol"p' "The ideal lor Al
Ages. ' Sunday aiiiool at noon Youn
''n ,raSuti-lSr .' Lhr'""n Endeavor!
'iifJP' . '.'venlng eervlc.., JM: ,oplo
I'ife S Judrment K-.t.-i ri '
meet
ing. WadneeUay evening.' 8 o'clock.
asmiar, Mxteenth and Ca-tell-
". I . C
ilZ ' asior-.vorning service, 11: even
be w-.1 l,,":U, ,Hta" "Clce f,f
tne Women s Missionary o-lrty. Judae
i i wi" ""v' he address. ",!
f '1, """:. unduy ,cho3l at 10. Junto?
dl.,chn,1,'r"",rr,- : P m. Intern
alate I hrlatlan Km nvn r . a "
t-hrlsllan Endeavor, f p. m.
a. hi.? .V in J' Pastor-Sunday
a hool at 10; morning worship at 11; aer
mon eubjeot, . "Bible Pearls;" Jutor
C hristian Endeavor at a Christian Vtl
Heavor at C:30. Evenin- -,V..ri!-"". l:ST
Zh ""on aubject is "Christ'. Shall
Not." Praver m.eii.. u'.j r. .'
ln at a even-
wIhrI,'t-Twen,,th Lee-venworth.
Robert Ivarr, Paator-,::) a. m.. Hundav
arh.l in 1A n,,i.u.. i i "' ' i' "unaay
. ... .. ......... .,(,,TI, Hnu Ferinun
l
theme. The ladder of Life." Intermadll
at and Junior aocietlea meet at ; at ;
t hrlatlan Endeavor prayer meeting; 7:80
li. ' "r"niji ann aermon:
theme, "America' Orenteet Curse "
Westminster. Mason and Georgia Ave
nue. .Tames Franklin Young, I. r.T.
torMornlna worship, 10:); theme.' "Tha
rerrect iwvtor." Hlhla Khw at boon
Evening Young people s meeting. t M
to(ilc. The Real Kvcceaa" (Krcl la '101
Evening worship, T:; theme, "The Ever-
Midnight Flames
Threaten Block
Fir which threatened to destroy an
entire block at Fourteenth and Lesven-
worth streets at midnight ws balked by
prompt work on the part of- the flra
companlca from Eleventh and Jackson
and Eighteenth and Harney.
The block H ocoupled by nearly 400
Greek families. The flra atarted In the
second floor from an overturned lamp.
When tha ftrat apparatus camp (lamer.
wera leaping from several windows and
tha place waa filled with amok.,
The damage I estimated at lets' than
DEMAND FOR WOOL IN
ENGl-Wr, is INP.RP-RING
(Correapondence of tha Associated Pre.! .
I)NDON. Oct. SO. Sine the cloeo of
the wool auction. October. 10, demand
for wool ha been keener than aver.
Broker, however, are not selling wool
willingly, preferring to wait until the
next auction, fixed . for ' November a
A fair quantity, however, la reported
to have changed hand at B to TO per cent
advance pn price ruling Then tha auc
tion concluded. Tha demand I princi
pally for scoured crosa-bred and aliped
rroaa-breds, but merino also are being
inquired for, and several lot of ,: the
latter are said to have bean taken for
Amerfca.' '.
The turnover amount to between 4.000
to 5, OX) bale. Wool bought for America
aorno time ago and not shipped la betntf
old at an advanra of purchase prices.
Wool bought and actually shipped to
America also la being; brought back her
and gold at a profit,, while several hun
dred bole of American grown wool are
now on the market, a good quantity al
ready having been taken by ' manufac
turers fot blankets. - '-
The wool Importers' committee recently
decided to hold sales on November 3'
December 8 and January W adding tha
further sale would be held a circum
stance permit.
' Issnc Lorig, a brother of E. V. Lorlg
ha returned from a three months' trip
to Germany. He left there early In gf;
Oclober and reached br Wednesday.
Mr. Lorlg aaaert that tho aermana
predict th'end of th war by May at
the latest..
"Th$ condition In Germany are far
from bad," stated Mr. Lorlg. "Meat and
provision are much cheaper than they
were before .the war atarted and Ger
many I well provisioned. The famllle
of the old!er are beln well taken care
of and there Is work for alt a tha fac
tories in all the larga cltle are running
right and day.
'The wounded, and tere are great num
ber of them, both German r"l alllea
are being cared for In an excellent man
ner. Hospital are located at every
station and Red Cro official meet
every train to gle the wounded atten
tion. There are aome grounds for charg
ing cruelty, the hothead of both armies
having practiced It to gTeater or less ex
tent."
After making a trip to Panama, Mr..
Lorig cxpectato return to Germany.
taaaht hy Elevator.
Ed Blandon, a packing boua efnpl6y'
working1 at tht Morris plant and. living
at Sl Haskell avenue, was injured
yesterday morning when he waa caught ;
between a freight elevator and the lower '
floor. The lower part of his body was
badly crushed, and he was taken to Et.
Joseph's hospital, Omaha, where his
condition is reported critical. , '
Charsed with Stealing Bacon. -Gus
Engcxberg and Kmll Anderson
cava been arrested for the theft of two ,
slabs of bacon taken from a farmer s
wagon at Cwenty-fourtlf and. N streets.
Captain ZaloudeM, who made the arrest
wss approached . by ' the fanner." who j
said. "If these men ar hungry they I
are welcome to the bacon and I won't
prosecute them." The men were held j
and booked at th station, charged with i
petit larceny. ,
Work. aa Old Gaaaf.
Theodora Vpltx, local .tailor, is out a -U
bill owing to th wiles of a larmarlsh-
looklng Individual vho worked a eon
game on the merchant. . Jack Brown, as
the man called himself, purporting to be
a stockman, entered tha , establishment,
tvhere after looking over the clothing, se
lected a .! suit. As part payment he
tendered a check for a, stating that
within tha next two days or as soon as
he had sold his csttle he would pay the
balance.'
As he was icaving the plsc ha sud
denly discovered that he was out of
pocket money and asked Volts to let him
hava to as sn accommodation.) His re
quest was granted. ?The . check was
worthless, and Vols has furnished the
potic with a good description of tho man.
Harry Scornla Iaiared.
Harry Scorpln. a truck driver living at
Twenty-fourth and TJ street7 was se
riously injured af the- Union , Pacific
freight depot, when he was thrown frojn
his wagon. , '.'.
' H was unloading fruit from a car, when
the horse became frightened, started sud
denly and threw him beneath tha whedls,
on of which passed over his neck. 1
Workmen hurried to his assistance and
Dr. Frkkls summoned. .
Scorpln,, x after ' reelvlng emergency
treatment, was Ufken home. .", . .
Stock Recclpte Llcht.
Cattle receipts were small yesterday
as Is usually the case on Friday,- only
fifteen loads, about 400 head, being re
ported,' For tho five days, supplies have
been about 20,43S-head, or more than 14,
000 short ot last week and 2,600 short of
the corresponding five day a year ago.
Maglo City Gaalp.
Lee Shamblen and a party :X friend
tclt fur a duck bunt In 'iio aandh'li
Mlf-s Danneasa McDowell Forest., III., Is
vlxitlng her coualn, .Mia. .Sain survey.
The Ania" Zeta club entertained at a
Hallowe'en party Thursday y evening.
Fourteen guests were present.
Sol Goldstrom reportod to the po'ice
that someone atole a lap rolK from 'us
auto at Thirty-sixth and V streets. .
Frank Seott has retu: nel t his home
st Sioux City after a two weeksT vl.-r
with his parents. , Mr. an l Mrs. T. B.
BCOtt. i
Services at the ChrlVJin chunh will
be conducted by Rev. J U. AlV;r. Sun
day morning and evening. - The Morning
toplo will be "The Transfigured Church."
The Infant child "f Mr. and .Mr
Stephen Iigerlng died yesterday aticr
noon at the residence. 5114 J, street. Ser
vices will be from Larkin's chapel this
afternoon st 3 o'd-i' t ., ' 9. :
"Farmers' will o the eublert of the
morning aermon at the fethodlst church,
services start at 11 o'clock. In the even
ing "A Prosperous Man" will be th aub
lex t Rev. J. W. KirapalrU'it. will preach
both sermons..
St Luke's church will hold Sunday
services at U o'clu.t, when thu newly
will be the "Charaoter of Daniel."
V'nlted Preshyterlai. Twenty-third and
li. Carl e. (Hartfelter. I'astrr rkt b.tth
school :4. Morning acrnri'ti il, rmcn.
"The Kingdom of Incomparable Worth."
Young People Christian unt. n at
topic, "The Work 'rne.'' Kxer'n-; wor
ship at :M.
To meet the nee Is rf :m;liah aiealt
Irs; people In Brow i p.irti, l-nallnh sor
Uer are to be wid'i.te.l every Sunln
evening at H o'clo-K at th l.litrnaii
l'reabyterlan ,'hur:h, at Twentj-tirK
and Q streets. corllil Invltatloj. a
extennd to 'ill to attend these services,
also the Sunday schojl in both English
and Bohemian, which starts at 11 a. -m.,
and la cond.ioi by.Kov. I. K.i'lm.
Mrs. Kdla Frederlcken, aged t3 year,
died at the PiMih ilium ln.M;i iai yester
day of dropsy. Fu:n"sl avrvh-cs will
be cond'tcted by the lv. R. J. heel.
of the Pr?byterlan 'tu.- i, will Imi hi 'd
a iArktn's Chanel 'els afternoon at I
o'clock. Interment whi V m l--iuiel Hill
cemetery.
R. B. Howell, republic in candiilite tor
governor will apeak 'n rci tn Omnha Mrs
evening at the Orrheum theater at T.)
o'clooM, Twentr-fourth ar"l M rets at
, Twenty-fourth and W. nt ''). nnd
Twentieth and Q at -lohn Itri-sira, te-puhlh-an
rndldate for eherirf and M. A
Senrle will alo sptik. The ipenkers
will ! Introduced 6y illy
V hler
Lli rk Pury
Bee reder are too IntellUent to over
look the rippcrtunltlea In the "want ad"
column. They re worth 'fhlle reau'ng.
Ostend Evacuated,
Amsterdam Report
AMSTERDAM (via tnConi, Oct 31
Both the HanflelsMad and the Telegraaf
report that the Hermann have evacuated
Ostend.
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Suffrage Anrendment
Look for it on the Ballot
PROPOSED SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION.
rroposad by Initiative rati Hon.
Noa. 309 and 307.
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?t mi ZZi .7."itrT"'-lT ". Stataa tha a.ht at .atwrallaa-
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vote tei on vo- x .,. ' see v 1
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Tb suETrajre amendrnent will read as abov, smJ will bm on the long ballot JMt
abovtj the party circles the third amendment from the top of the ballot. -
To vote FOR the .amendment a cross (X) must be placed la the "yes" square
306, as Indicated above.
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Voting In the party dr. le does not vote for the suffrage amendment. The amend
meat must be voted upon directly. ,
Vote "YESon;306
. . Realizing the importance of Omaha as a distributing
Eoint, after a thorough investigation by General Manager
ewis J. Selznick, we have arranged to open a branch
office Monday, November 9th, at 1508-1510 Harney street.
This office will be in charge of Mr. E. R. Pearson, formerly
. manager in Omaha for thev Eclectic Feature Film Exchange
"A $2.00 Broadway Play for 10c to 25c"
We control the picture rights to, the famous shows
that appear in New York and Chicago under the direction
of the Shuberts, William A. Brady, Cecil Spooner, the
Lieblers, and The Dyreda Art Film Corporation.
America's Most Famous Plays
with the original cast of, stars can now be seen at
your picture theatres running our shows. ; -
v "Your Girl and Mine"
' The famous suffrage'photo-drama that tells the story
of suffrage as "Uncle Tom's Cabin" told the story of slav-
; ery and Black Beauty" plead the cause of dumb animals.;
will appear through us in Omaha in about three weeks. It
is a story of gripping human interest, one that- will make
you laugh and cry. A human, true story that you will
never forget, featuring Kitherine Kaelred and Sidney
Booth, Miss Wyndham, . John Charles, Clara Smith, and "
' Grace Darmond. ;. Tickets for "Your Girl and . Mine", will
be on sale in about two weeks. This show will play to
standing room only. Get your tickets early -
Exhibitors in the Omaha District
Desiring to book our world's, best feature plays can
"communicate witrr our Omaha manager or wire the dis
trict or general manager..
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WORLD FILM CORPORATION
Lewis J. Selznick, Gen. Mgr., 130 West 46th St.,
New York
W. R. Scates, Dist. Mgr., E. R. Pearson,
37 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago 1508 Harney St., Omaha
