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' Office 15 Scott Street.
r MI OR MEVTIOX.
I Pevia, drug.
S'ochert sells carpet.
Ed Roger. Tony Faust bwr.
PIANO SALE AT BOURICICS'.
Burnt wood supplies. Alexander a.
, For Sate cheap, vacant Jot. . lh St.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Prion t7.
BARGAINS IN PIANOS AT BOIRICRS'.
Wearing Cndertaking company. Tel. 133.
For tnt. unfurnished room a, U Ualn St.
VwnhlB; fltflng In 1M pyTnerar-hy Hik
lie week at Alexander's art store.
Excelsior Ma.n 1c Indge will meet this
evening for work la the second degree.
Bouricius sells pianos Just awfully cheap
at his special sale. Where ih organ stands
Upon ti.a building.
Bteel A corn ranges 130 ni up: " BtTl
A'orn foolt stoves $11 and up. D. V.
Keller, bd a. Mala.
Tha finest stock of e-ood pianos ever
seen inprher in! cf 4'hieairo. Now on
clearing sale at Bourtcius' Zi. Broadway.
Tba republlcen city retitraj committee
has secured rooms at 117 Merriam block,
where Chairman A. F. Hoili will eva
bead quarters today.
Yon can get better e5l fire lees money
from William 'Metro. It North Main, 1 be
reaaon why la because be eel la tor eeah.
Both "phones 12. Yard 'phone BeU 7l.
Jolin F. Hogie. solicitor of aa eastern
correal pondenco school, who wss fined I
and costs In poll re court for distributing
advertising matter without a license, bas
appealed to the district court.
A procedendo waa received from the su
preme court yesterday dismissing the ap
peal of tba plaintiff In the suit of . 1
ward Haef ner against liuber Bro. Haef
rwr brought ault tor the loea ef part of
hu f ingrra In an electric sausage ma
chine. Frill Wtrncko. nred SS year, died yes
terday at hla bono near Underwood. He
leaves a wife and four children. The
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at
1 o'clock from the (German Lulmrjo
church In Vnderwooa and burial will be la
Fisher cemetery.
Articles of " Incorporat ion of the Twin
City Iye Works company were filed for
reived yesterday. Ttie capital etock la
placed at li. 0. The Incorporator and
directors are: Georra A. Schoedsan k. E. J.
Beaumont and B. C Beaumont. The com
pany takes over the business of the Twin
City Dye works, of which Mr. Schoedaark
waa proprietor.
Mm. 8. A. StiUrnan. widow of the late
I. W. D. Stilirwaa. died yesterday after
neon at her home. la Willow avenue,
aged IS years. Two aoaa. Walter of tats
city and George of New York City, sur
vive her. Private funeral services will
be held at the residence this afternoon,
conducted by Rev. J. W. Joner, rector of
PC Paul's Episcopal church, after which
the body wiu ba taken to Iwveaport for
cremation. It ta requested that no fiow
era be cent by friend.
Ch!le It ta wet and muddy- in your back
yard send your family washing; ta us,' We
wtll do tt rtgfet. Bluff City Laundry. 'Phone
PTROGRAPHl SPECIAIA
I lave yon seen tha great assortment of
nsvettlea w ace showing for burnt wood
work? Sea oar window display and you
trill want to bay. S discount this week
eat pyrocrnshy outfits and a free lesson
with each set.
ALEXANDER S ART, STORE.
j tst Broadway.
ami RaTate Transfers.
Theae trmnaf era were reported to The Bee
Stanch M by tha Potta-wmttamle County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
Herman Kostns and wife to BL W.
1U11S, rW ne and sett nwVt and
' nela K-74-43. w. d. 4 .000
Conrad Geise, sr.. to Patrick Buckley,
, w nw-4 and a ow -7-tl.
y d.
f BatnueJ Chrlstenaen and wife to Raa
, ' mus Petersen, w seH t-TI-i. w. A.
AT 1jtt Hildebrand and wife to Martha
mi 7-77-. w. d...
Aorie A. Barncw gnd husband to O.
I). Cary, nH lot 11 and an lot 11
and lot 11. block 3S, Avoua. w. d.
Peter P. Howell et al to Memtt
Barnes, lot IV Auditor s subdiv. kit
Kl. Avaem. Land and Loan com
pany's subdiv. part -T7-. a. w. d .
Anton Oundrara and wife to Anna R.
Renchei. lot. 2. block IT. Beer's sub
div.. w. d
Mary H. Arnswoirtlt and hnsband to
H. R. Gould, lota IS to X Inclusive,
block M, Central subdir.. w. d
Otiirl B. Waaser and wife to Jacob
Wasser, lota 4 to a, inclusive, subdiv.
lots 1 1 and . official plat, nwl
ne4 U-71-M, w. A
Geora- E. Uartland et al, executors,
to Harry O McOee. lot X. block .
Hughes dt Doniphan's add., ex. d...
William Shaw to Lucy E. Cochran,
lot 1. Mock It Everett's afld.. w. d .
3. P. Greenshielda and wife ta Wil
liam Evana, lot t. block I. Street s
odd, w. d
T. D. Smith and wife to Grace T.
Sweartngea. lot IS. block U. Fierce I
ubdlv w. d
C H. Ooldapp and wife to Benjamin
Marks, e4t acres lot 4. 3-T4-4. aad
part govenu&ent lot 1. S-71-44. w. d.
MOO
tsno
1.100
an
Fourteen tranaf era, total
Tho cash piano sale at Bourictus la quite
a aocoeaa. People have the money, but they
want to g Its worth, and they surely are
fatting It at tho grand twenty-second spring
clearing; sale of Bonrtcluo at Kt Broadway.
30 discount this wcev on pyroaraphy
utflta. C E. Alexander, S3 B" way.
Klhas Hoe av Umm Tlsao. "
Aa exosQent proa-ram was enjpyed by the
members of Council Bluffs lodge of Elks
at their annual a a social lat night. There
waa a targe, attendance and at tha close
of tho entertainment refreshments
Music was furnished by the Legrtrta
Italian orchestra of Omaha. Oscar Lichen
of Omaha funuabed an anuuaf stunt with
has Impersonation of Miss Lavtnaki. the
stager. Raymond Coleman of Chicago, tee
' banjo king, was a feature of tho program
and had to respond to several encores.
, Goodwill rtckerman of Omaha entertained
' with several song-sand Imperaoaatlona. E.
8. Thompson of Omaha did a stunt as a
; xnonologist and did It welL Vocal numbers
, were given by Milo Snuth, Lucius Pryor
; cf this city and the famous quartet of the
' lodge. Hon. J. B. Sullivan of Des Moines
i responded to tho dienana tor a anort taik.
i Tba piece do resistance' of tho ereninr
I waa a wrestling boot between two athletes
ra acroaa the rtver, who were Introduced
' tjj Prof. Gorman.
ReoMtnber this Is tha only "piano sale"
that Bound us Is going; to have this sprtng
. If yon want a really high grade piano, dirt
cheap, bwaer look into this while tho sale
S3 Broadway.
W's nave tho latest and beet patterns ef
Oarman, Belgian aad American wall naprs
largn new spring stork y&st In. V are
tho only up-to-date wall paper house !n
southwestern Iowa. H. Borwlck. U South
Main. Wall paper contracts Ag-urnd aa low
an passable. Let as rgrure.
A. A. CLARK Ck CO.
mnn p f nnsrv nn houses, cattle aitd
LUiUl L,U..XI UU II0USEIT0LD . FURNITURE.
AST) AST CHATTEL SECTTUTT AT ONE-HLA Le THX C&CAL BATES.
Xmnitj YftaVafV Of snnXManVTVl BTanawatgSnM.
GDRSTB MAIS AXD RHOATJU'AY, OVfcB AMUJFOCA EXPRESS.
eeiwwt.ion with the) firm eel'lrg TianslTia Tfc CUft Marty Cat
1UJ.U 'eritXXiA Z1U .SO T. 1l.LrUge.
BLUFFS
Both 'Phones 43. '
HAftD PROBLEM IX CITT riACB
Reveaae" Xet l Present Beejwlre
sweats ( the City.
How to make 11 OS do the work Of ITJ
or IZ'S) Is the problem whkh Is now confronting-
the finance committee of the city
council. The committee has started work
on the appropriation ordinance, npon which
the present council must take action be
fore tsrnlng over the management of (Tie
affairs of the municipality to the new coun
c8 at tha begirding of April.
For t He fiscal year which closes March
n. there was appropriated a total of SM.714
for the ma1ntnnce of the several muni
cipal departments. The levy cf 14 mills for
U.e genera furd. out of which tha several
city departments are maintained. Is the
limit allowed by law. Oa the present val
uation tMs brings In approximately $3S,nol,
and the balance has t? be made an from
the salmtt licenses, which in the psct have
broug.'it in close cpon trvi.fwn. and from
license, police flnea. forfeitures and other
items of a more or less uncertain and un
stable character.
With the lose of the revenue from the
rambling houses and the probability of a
less number of saloons during; th coming
year, owing to the strict enforcement of
the mulct law, the finance committee Is
coo fronted with the necessity of materially
reducing the total amount of tha annual
appropriations and at the same time pro
vide for the maintenance of the various
departments of the municipal government.
The revenue- received by -the city from
police finea, forfeit urt-a, etc., up to and In
cluding the month of January averaged
about C&( a month, but in February It
dropped to STSl. and in March to S20. With
conditions as they are now the turnover
from )he police to tha city will not. It la
expected, be any month much in excess of
that for March. The amounts turned over
by tha police department to the city treas
ury for the last fiscal fear, by months,
were aa foiiowa: .
April. 17
May. lw;
June, 11
July. 1!7
August 17 ;
September. 1907 ..
tctor. UP7
November. IPH ..
recember, 11
January. 1J ...i
Febrriary. IIS ...
March. 1S .......
...I i.r
IW
... l.UV
... 1.7S9
... I Mi
... !.!
... L6I9
... XV)
... l.i'H
.... 132
... Ssl
... " ISI
t The amounts appropriated for the several
departments for t'ae fiscal year now com
ing to a close were as follows:'
Salaries ,., '. r.no
Police '.. a?
Fire department ......i...- 36.0
RlreVte and alle.ys . .(
CHy electrician lno
City hall J.&flft
Engineer's office 4-750
Priultn snd supplies
City pound
Elections l.m
Health department LSM
Councilman Fleming, chairman of tha
finanoe committee, stated yesterday ' that,
m rlew of the reduced revenue, the appro
priations would have to be cut down for
the ensuing year to about 172.003, but where
to snake tho cut waa what waa pusxllng
the committee. It Is believed them will be
a balance of about 17,0ns left over In tha
general fund at the close of this year, and
this "will help some," as Mr. Fleming pot
ft. That some reductions In the police and
fire departments will bsve to be made ap
pears certain, and It la likely that one or
two men will be dropped from each force.
Tha appropriation ordinance ha to be
i ready to ba submitted at a meetlns of lho
city founcll to be held Thursday evening.
March W. . .
N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel SX Night. LC91
Drink Raiwelarr.
King of all bottled beers. L. Bosenfeld
Co.. distributors. Both 'phones K3. '
Matters In Fed era 1 Co art.
Trial of the first Jury case of the term.
Ithat of Mary E. Hammond of Glenwood
against George J. Dumb aad tho Fitsglbona
brothers, liquor dealers of Missouri Valley,
waa be-un in the United States court yes
terday. Mrs. Hammond seeks to recover
damages for the death of her husband. P.
Hammond. It la alleged that Hammond,
became Intoxicated from liquor secured m
fie saloons of the defendants on a certain
day In August. 19. snd while in such con
dition was run down and killed In the rail
road yarda by a Northwestern train.
An of tho Jurors except tboaa engaged
In the trial of thia case were excused until
Monday. i
With the criminal business of the term
disposed of United States Attorney M.
L. Temple and bis assistant. George B.
Stewart, left yesterday morning for Ctar
Inda, where they have business.
Remember winter is not over, can R If
you need coal; always prompt; all kinds of
coal. . Tha Council Bluffs Cosl and Ice Co.
Water aa Cleave ai CryetaJ.
Tou can tJways have clear water In your
borne it you have the Cleveland enameled
filter. Ask to see them st P. C. DeVol
Hardware company.
Addresses at Bradr Chnrehv.
Dr. Albert E. Ay era. prealdlng elder cf
the Guie rail district. Bombay conference,
la Indta. will deliver an address at Broad
way church Sunday morning on. "The Mes
sage of the East ta the West.' Dr. Ayers
comes from the heart of the famine dis
trict .of India, where he baa beea serving
under appointment of the Foreign Mission
ary society cf the Methodist Episcopal
church.
John IL Nicholson of Jsaesville. Wis.,
will conduct a Gideon's rally at tho Broad
way Methodist church Sunday evening. Mr.
Nicholson Is one cf the twj traveling; men
whir occupied the same room In a little
hotel la Wisconsin a few years ago, and
there started tke movement that has re
sulted is the CUcun's b&nd cf travels
men. Hla subjret will be. "The Real Life;
Aa Eleven-Story Talk."
Just arrived, car lo4 of go-carts; your
inspection Invite. - Petersen A Schoentcg
company.
be wee Pipe.
W sef aner sewer pip than all the
other dealers combined. Ws make tie
rticee and deliver the goods C. Ilafer
Lumber company.
Sew Branch PMtarMee.
Postmaster Haavlton received authority
yesterday from Washlngtoa for the estab
lishment of ths f flh branch office fas this
city. It will bo located In ths druc stars
ef A- YT. Oard. 7C4 Sixteenth avenaw, aad
a
will b open for buslnesa April t. Aa In
the ease of the other branch postal offices.
It win conduct registry, money order and
stamp business for patroas hi that part
of the city, but will not receive or deliver
malt The establishment of the branch
office will be a great baoa for tha residenU
of that portion of the city ying awuth of
tba Rock Island tracks. ' '
The other four branch offices are located
at , tha Union Paclfte transfer, the drug
store on Broadway and Twenty-third street.
Brown's drug store on South Main street
and Dell O. Morgan' drug; store oa West
Broadway.
Twestem a.
George W. Klein. U South Mala atreel
Phones: Ind.. Tie Black; Bell. to.
SPRING TERM WESTERN IOWA COL
LEGE OPENS MONDAT, MARCH K.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
rata Aaralaat Cwwnty Attorney.
ATLTNAIC la.. March 14.-3peclaL)
Further developments In the case brougtit
by Henry Hollea against County Attorney
B. A- Ooodspeed. asking; for his removal
on the charge of malfeasance In office and
receiving public money to which he waa
not entitled, and one that puts a new light
n the case, which will be tried In the
April term of court here, has just come
to light by the filing; of an amendod peti
tion by the attorneys for HoUen. wherein
they claim that Mr. Goodspeed duplicated
bills oa the Board of Supervtsora, that he
presented a bill m the June meeting of the
board for K for a trip to Maaaeca on
the Hyatt rase on June S3, and again, after
tha bill bad been allowed, he presented the
same kill for the same trip on the same
day. only the second bill was for 17. This
and other alleeatlona are made In the
amended petition and will make the case
one of the most Interesting ever tried hex.
Mr. Goodspeed tried to bare It coma to
trial last term of court and will Insist that
It not be postponed from the April term,
as many of hts friends are urging him, to
become a candidate for a third term and
be wants tba case aettled before the pri
maries. Drake W1ia Debate.
AMES. la-. March 1. 8peclal Telegram.)
In a triangular debate, Drake university
defeated Ames by a vote of two to one.
Tha subject was, "That tha Fifteenth
Amendment Should Be Repealed." Ames
took the affirmative side and was repre
sented by I. (I. Emerson of BurchlnaU A.
O. Thurman of Blanchard and L D. H ad
ley of Earlham. The Drake team was com
posed of Guy W. Stearns. Georga E. Bra
mer anl Henry Peterson. Tha Judges of
the contest ware K. A. Nye of Des Moines,
E. H. Addison of Nevada and Charles E.
Hum of Des Moines. Tba cb airman was
RepresenUUvo W. H. Arney of Marshall
town. laapectiom of Cwsapnnr E.
SHENANDOAH, la.. March 14. (Special.)
The annual inspection of Company E,
ruty-fiftji regiment, Iowa National Guard,
took place In tho armory last night. Ma)ot
Sibley of the regrular army stationed at
Fort Dcs Moines, assisted by Major Lucaa.
were the Inspecting; officers. They, found
tha uniforms and equipments and guns la
first-class condition. The grading was ex
cellent. Last year Company B ranked falrd
In tho stats and la sure of being nearer the
first than last year. The armory was
crowded with spectators. Company E la
composed f the best young men In Shenan
doah. lawn Nevre Setee.
CRESTON Miss Lulu O. Erana and
John Hauler, young people from Lenox,
were married at the MeUiodiat parsonage
in IMs city yesterday. - -
IDA GROVE H. W. McDonald, ared k
4 and aa old-timer, died at the home of bis
nephew. Will E. Johnson, the attorney,
after being sick all winter with asthma and
heart trouble.
CRESTON Rev. Father Bassler. for
twenty-five years pastor of a Mount
Pleasant Catholic chare U. has been as
signed by the bishop to the palish at
Afton. the change to take place March 12.
CRESTON A new time card goes into
street on tne Burlington next eunaay.
Only two traine are affected by the
change at this place to amount to any
thing. No. 2. which now comes in st
8:2(1 p. m.. will arrive fifteen minutes
earlier, WnJ No. 14, the local passenger
from tha west, will also cut the tune
and come in fifteen minutes earlier, ar
riving at 7:25 p. m. instead of 7.50.
CRESTON The stained art glass, win
do'B for ths new Baptist church have
arrived from St. Joseph and are blng
placed In position this week, adding much
to the appearance of idie handsome and
commodious building.
OSKALOOSA Alice Muck, aged 1. was
this morning shot and fatally wounded by
Parena Clilrl. The bullet penetrated the
right lung and went entirely through the
txdy. Parena says shs wsa sboolirui at a
mark and that the other girl suddenly ran
in rront or tne gun.
CRESTON Beginning ' next Tuesday.
March 17, and continuing through
Wrdoeedar, March II. a missionary con
vention of much note in Methodism will
be held In the Methodist church here.
Returned missionaries from far eastern
lands will be In attendance and ministers
snd Christian workers from the entire
Creston district of the Methodist church
will be present. Rev. Dr Trimble of Kan
sas City will preside over the sessions.
ATLANTIC Miss Elisabeth H. Nicholson
snd J. R. Graham, two young people of
Bear Grove township, were married yeeterv
day afternoon at the home of the pastor
in that township. They left at Once for
their new home in Canada. The same day
Miss M. Stella Miller of this place was
married at Greenfield to Harry E. Gatch
of that place. The bride is one of the
popular teachers of this county and the
groom Is a proaperoua contractor and
bullrVr of Greenfleld.
ATLANTIC Isaac Worley, one or tha
old settlers of Cast county, passed away
at hia home here yesterday afternoon of
grippe, after but a two weeds' illness. He
was W years old and had been a resident
of this county for thirty-five years, resid
ing on a farm until about four ysara ajro.
He was prominer.tlv connected with the
early social and religious history of the
county snd had a host of friends In and
around this place. The funeral will be held
tomorrow from the Methodist church, of
which tie bad been a life-long' member.
IK .IS'
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MICH
BETTEJt
Flht nt Dnblla with Jean Rets W ill
Xe4 Bo PootstoaeaL
LONDON. March 11 Tha fight between
Tommy Bums, the American heavyweight
f'iiil-r. and Jem Roc he of Dublin, will take
; lace at Dubua March 17, unlrsa Burns' In
jured eye becomes so bad that it would
prove a serious bsndkap. Burns wrote the
Dublin promoters of the fight asking them
U Uwy would conaider a pustponemenl on
sorount f bis Injury. They have made no
revly, but in Interviews, in. y Lave declared
ihmsrlve aa against a change of date,
aayir.g tnat the bouse bal born sold out
and tnat tuere would be difficulty In get
ting logetlu-r st another time such a big
crowd of spectstors. The fight, therefore,
will lake place aa scheduled unices Burns'
eye grows worse. The injury was at Iirwt
eeaanlerad siiaaL. but It grew naore aerloua
and the e was completely closed tor
twelve hours. It is decidedly better tonight
and Burns aaya he la prepared to go into
the nn- with Rorbe. aa otnerwlae be la In
the beet of coudiikoa.
The National elparttcg club has received
a Irtter from the manager of Jack John
em, tne AmerVea aexro fighter, asking
wither tne dub uouid arrange a fight
between Jhneua snd Burns on the tern. a
recently offered by Mr. Kelly, aad declar
ing that the National Sporting club Is tne
only p.ace In n-tand where Johnson will
( n't Tba :iLry ef Uk ciuo reahed
that the orgamaauun was unable to offer
such liberal terms as had beea given by
Mr. Keiley. hin Included -.. for Jehn
son. wm. Jiee r draw.
ftuma now says be Is willing to wait
sat 11 be ret erne to the United Stale to
meet Johnson, believing that some western
due, after hla semis ta Rngiand. will
bfter a largo purs for auca a cvntest.
THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MARCH
BODY IN BISSECIIK ROOM
Soath Omalia Woman Eewirdtd in
Search, for Her Brother.
&TAXI)?ATTER3 Ef CCXT10L
reinvention Will Bo for Taft and In
All Fre-babrilty Deleamtee Will e
Inatratetrd Ministers an Spe
cial Police at Election. '
N
. Frotn a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, Is.. March 14. (Special
Telegram. -The long search for the body
of Michael Evans, a well-to-do msn of
Eldon, ended this morning- when the man's
sister. Mrs. Ida Davis. 1L1S Berry avcaue.
South Omaha, discovered It In the dissect
ing room of Drake medical school. Evans
died la Albl two met ths ago. His rela
tives could not be located. Mrs. Evans
commenced search soon after his disap
pearance. This morning. In company wlti
Coroner Kewlen. she Identified tha remains,
N Standpatters In Central.
Hon. George D. Perkins of Clous City
probably will be the permanent chairman
of the republican stats convention, which
meets In this city next Wednesday. Ho will
aiso likely be selected as one of the dele-g-mtea-at-large
to the national convention.
and may bead tho delegation as the chair
man. Ha was last year the defeated candl
date for nomination as governor. '
It la conceded on all sides that the stand
patters wll control the state convention,
which meets Wednesday to select delegates
to the national convention and It la under
stood that the probable selection of ths
four delegateo-at-lsrge will be George D.
Perkins of Bloux City, Lafayette Toung of
Des Mo'.naa, Ernest E. Hart of Council
Bluffs and Joe R. Lane of Davenport.
There Is a bare possibility that Adams of
Dubuque, the manager of tho Allison cam
paign, may bo selected Instead of Mr. Hart,
who Is also a candidate for re-election as
national committeeman from Iowa. Tha
election of national committeeman is made
by the delegation to the national conven
tion.
Mr. Adams' candidacy has not been aa
Bounced, but It la understood that bo may
bo selected. Major John F. Lacey of the
Sixth district was a candidate for delegato-
at-large, but the BlxUl district selected him
as on of the district delegates, which takes
hint cut of the field; otherwise It : would
have beea a question between Lacey and
Lafayette Toung. Mr. Toucg mad hia an
nouncement of his candidacy for delegato-
at -large In tho columns of his paper, the
Des Moines Capital, today.
There la tome little question aa to what
win bo the attitude of the standpatters on
the tariff In next Wednesday's convention.
The terra "standpatter" la a' misnomer
when applied ba Iowa which people out of
the stat do not onderstand. It was started
because a number of tho most conspicuous
leaders of that wing of tho republican
party to which Governor Cummins does not
belong, were really and truly standpatters
on the tariff. But the faction now Includes
many persons quite as radical on the tariff
as Is Governor Cummins.
For this reason there Is some doubt as to
the temper of the delegates. Confessedly
all are for Taft, but the Taft convention
In Ohio, tho first of the. nAinth, adopted
a tariff revision plank which calls for "re
visloa of the tariff by a special session of
tho next congress."
Wliile there has been some tittle talk of
aa - unlnstrncted delegation. It is believed
that the convention next Wednesday will
Instruct for Taft, it will also pas resolu
tions endorsing the candidacy ef Allison,
and praising his service in tha United
Slates senate.
Ministers ns Police
Ministers for special police at the polling
places is the plan of several members of
the Good Government dub. An effort I
being made today to get a number of
preachers to consent to being; sworn In by
Mayor Mattern.
Rev. H. E. VaaHorn, Rev. William Beyn-
ton Gage, Rev. Everist Catbell and al
other clergymen of the city will be asked
today to land their assistance at the polls
on primary day.
It Is believed the presence of the members
of ths cloth will have a salutary effect on
the "ward heelers. "
DrnuVe IteaWata' Elect ten.
In ths greatest politics! right ever made
at Drake university, Roy Allison, a Phil
omathean. waa elected editor-tn -chief cf
tho Delphic Thursday afternoon. Gurnie
Moaa, a Berean. aad Adam Liverett, an
Athenian, were the other candidates. For
aina ballots Allison waa tho low man In
the three-cornered flg-ht. his strength be
ing about fifty votes, while the other two
men bad about eighty -five each. On the
tenth ballot Allison Jumped to seventy
seven votes, and on the eleventh Moss
withdrew from the field, all of hia support
going to Allison.
OMAMA BOWLLli IX THE LEAD
Metre sell teas MaVe II lab Seoew a
Fleet Day of Tewrauasaewt.
ST. JOSEPH. Mo.. March 14.-1 Special
Telegram.) Ths lsst team to bowl, ths
Metropolitans of (irashs, tonight landed la
first place In the first dsy's tournament of
th Middle Wast association la the four
man event, scoring l.a7. While the scors
is small, it as larger than anything yet
bowled. When the stronger teams from
Omaha, Kaasas City, Des Moines and St.
Lout bowl tomorrow and Sunday
thia score Is expected to fall behlnd-
The Metropolitans took alley No. 10 at
M.J o'clock and did not finish their roll
until past midnight. A good crowd stayed
over until they were through, it being
noised shout that they were likely to beat
ttv scores. The Omaha score were;
1st. Jd. Id. Tot.
Thomas Ill 17 i: &M
Keyt IT til l2 W
Von 17 11 ill ami
Lehman -: U7 ir? 7i i
Hull 1st Ul . Hi iu7
Totals- S5T K sit LSST
WITH THS BOWLERS.
Tho Walter O. Clark woo two game
from the Independent last night. on ths
Metropolian a.leya. WiUie Learn tried to
win the first gsms by striking; out. but
failed by five puis. Carman had high totals
sua San. while Lesrn snd E.lults tied on
high single game with . The score:
INDEPENDENTS.
IsC Id. Sd. Totsl.
Carman 1)1 u; U baD
Suults ITS 3-2 &
Hough 1&4 ll l'l 4n5
Taft - 154 14 M ea
Learn 3ul l.Tt lu nr.
Tola- UU Ml U J.
WALTER Q. C LARKS.
1st. Td. Id. ToUt
Coe-swall 1st 1M im Ul
McKeivvy lw 1 ll 11
Ballon 11 li 1C1 5
Nelson m 1' in Se
Wsiuu U 1U its LS
Total
H7 US U
14T4
. Sebewl Atblete Srt Tne!s(.
IDA GROVE. March 14 8peiai. I V.acU
Tnomaa ataneal ths track tnn training to
day and Inaugurated a twriea of cross
country runs whkh will be continued tww
a week for another month. Many cf the
foot ball stsrs are also leaders In ths trsck
work, aad taear trauung will nut bo a bard
BMlrr. as they are practically ta training
me year axeuod
la th kw, zj and quarter mile, Ida Grove
13. lfR
will hsre the veterans Wsrd and Moore
head. Wsrd's record In thS Qiarter t
US- and It is concerted thai Morehsd will
puh him out tj hla vtmoet to wm.
Forbe Is doing promising work In te
diet rc runs, especially the half. He slo
ds close to eleven f e f In the pole vsult.
Ma Grove will sleo hare ' Pr-hliper In the
pole snd he does conikleraWy better than
t-n.
In the we's-hte Ihere wf! be Krtrk. la
the hui-dles Curry- snd In the Jumps Orr.
All of these mentioned are veterans. Snd
there I cor.sdrsbl new material frera
whkh Thomas experts much.
Ida Grove has always been strong In the
relav snd will be so again. For the mile
relay. Ward. Mvreheod. Curry and Forbes
will make a great quartet.
Among the new material. O M-ara prom
ises to be a bummer in the hurdles.
KVIXTI OX THE RlSJItQ TRACKS
Mementoes, 11 to S, Wins the Third
Race nt New Orleans.
KEW ORLEANS. March It-Tr. running
of -the nrofKl race today at the Fair
(rounds track resulted fn an aoruKnt in
which Jockey Trueman was thrown TTOin
hm mount, Contanna. at the sixteenth pie
snd waa badly Injured. In a brilliant fin
ish Momentum, st 11 to t, won tho third
race, st five snd a half furlongs, by a nise
from Big Ben. Tomorrow the Crescent
City derby, fiOOns gusrsnteed to the win
ner, swo me feature of the winter racing
seawn in New Orleans, will be run st the
Fsir Grounds. The distance will be one
mile and so eighth, snd indications are for
a fast track. Weather clear, track fast.
Reeults:
First race, three snd a half fnrlana-! Lit.
tie Moee U3. Notter. i to won. Colum
bus !'. J. Howard. Is to 1) second. Oiori-
ole 17. J, 6timter. tl to Si third. Time:
:4t Tom Holland. Trsppe, Miss Imorene,
ivenmsr vueen. Malcolm, Chalice. Miqu
O'Brien. Regards. Inwfrave. Wheat Bread.
Tenorette and Fancy Dane also ran.
wcooa race, nve and a half furlongs,
sellinr: Prowler . flifi. A. Mrt!n. S to 11
won. Canada 1"H, Minder, 14 to 1) second.
Pedrone tio. V. Powers, to 1) third.
Time: 1KH-S- Royal Chance. Risk, Bobbin'
Around, Sebado MeQutddy, Brown Thistle,
Sir Cyril, Ben Rose, Umpire and Contanna
also ran.
Third race, five and a half furlonrs. sell
ing: Momentum llte. Minder. 11 to ; won.
Big Ben OtfS, Brusl, I to II second. Vo
hoome A. fickens. 4C to 1) third-
Time: 1:07V Tobora-an. Bonart. Ben
Strong. Movea. Ben Double. Communlra w.
Phil Finch, Boeerrow, Oconoomoo and Bert-
mont also ran.
Fourth race, one mile: Pollv Prim nT.U
Powers. to El won KerchevnJ Ilia C.
Koemer, 4H to 1) second. Ladr Esther (Vi.
J. Sumter, 4H to 1) third. Time: 1:.
Good Lock. Heine, Lucky Mose, Orphan
Lad snd El fell also ran. '
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth, sell
ing: Banrida (W. J. McCahey, S to 1) won.
Firmament 0'. Notter, 11 to Si second.
Crar (V. V. Powers. S to 11 third. Time:
1:4'-. Lsdy Almy, Or ens, Rhinestone, Hos
tile Hyphen. Islington Lady, Albert Star,
Countess of Melbourne. Lady Caroline II
and Queen's Souvenir also ran.
Sixth race, seven f'irlone-, selling: Han
nibal Bey n"7. V. Powers. S to 1) won.
Robinhnod 1M. S. Flrfin. It to 1) second.
Miss Strorne KS. Minder. S to 1 third.
Time: 1:3L No Qusrter. Topoy Robin. Be
atrice K. Funlculaire. Meaylnw Breese, Pos
ing. Consistent, Animus, Teo Beach and
Rk-key also ran.
Seventh race, one mile and seventy yarda.
selling-: Flaxman flit. Pruseel. 4 to 1) won,
Vloerme tl-. J. MoCahev. SS to 11 oeeond.
Creel ci. C. Koemer. 11 to tl third. Time:
1 Vinot. Flsigny. Teleempher, Lady
r.tnet. Tivoimi, prytanla. Royal Jjegena.
aureus ana canyon also ran.
OAKLAND. March 14. Results:
First race, futurity course: Bannock Bob
(107, Gilbert. I to I, won, Leo Young 007,
Boutwell, 15 to 1) second. Humor tl'. W.
Miller, i to 1) third Time: 1:1X Bernardo.
Mamie Stanhope. St. Kilda, Alls Bad,
Gallate, Mien Lleblleng, 'Mrs, Nugent and
Miss Jeremiah also ran.
Second race, three and a half furlonrs:
On Parole (111. Scoville, 4 to 1 won. Carrie
Thatcher (WS, Sandy, 4 to 1) second.
Roeamo (104. Davla, Co to 1) third. Time:
:41V Cavcllena. Minnie Blight. Fivtag
Dance. Yellow Foot, Pallas, Who, Black
Hand and Lady also ran.
Third rare, six furlones: St. Avon fH4
Knapp. 11 to a I won. Wasp !!?, Jayesl.
to fi second. Crystal Way (UK. Stuart,
I to 1) third. Tune: 1:14. Old Settler.
Darington, Altadice, Billy Meyers. Jockey
VI ounce. I level vers and Skinners also raa.
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth:
Brookleaf (iff. A. Walsh, 11 to 1 won, San
Alviso 04. Davis, 17 to !0i second. Whld
den (W, Buxton. to li third. Time: Ltfi.
Bye Bye IL Kruk. Eduardo, Dorado and
Et. Moban also ran.
Fifth race, one mile and WO yards, sell
ing: Taunt On. Miller. to SI won, Jsck
Ansae nil. Knapp, to 1) aemwid. Fury
OoS. Mentry. 12 to f) third. Time: 1:47.
Ten Oaks. Patriotic. Last Go, Nabasso.
Markle Mayer. Plerad. Earn McGibbon and
Ray Carlo also ran.
Sixth race, six aad a half farloners: Fan
tastic Hod. Buxton, S to it won. St. Elm
wood (llu, Davis. 10 to 1) second. Rather
Royal (K4. W. Miller. 7 to 1) third. Time:
l:ln. gibari. Down Patrick. Sir Br 11 la r.
Preen. Day Star, Marwood and Largamente
also ran.
LOS ANGELES. March 14. Result at
Santa Anita:
Pin race, sin furlongs: HaJaca fill.
Schilling. 4 to 5 won. Aristotle !, Kana.
to 2) second. Lancashire Lad (mJ, Burns,
7 to Z) third. Time: 1:141 Klttuck. J. P.
Anderson. Wills too and Moss back also ran.
Second race, four furlongs: Popa (!",
Schilling-, even) won. Frank Clancy (15,
Goktstein. 2 to 11 second. Luck v Mate dug,
Roland. 7 to 1) third. Time: : Thelma
Thompson. Semper Fldelaa and Promethus
aleo ran.
Third race, one tnlle: Ampedo O'W.'Oold
rtein. I to H won. Ed Ball 41(8. Schiliuvt.
to U)l second. axxle (10K, Burns, 7 to II
third. Tims: l:eV Rubber Boy. Pla)iit
and Chimney Sweep also ran.
Fourth race, one mile: Toupee (!'.
Shrlner. to K won. Smlrker (W. Lloyd.
14 to S) second. Chief Desmond ll4, Gold
stein. 4 to li tbtrd. Tbne: l-3r. Nadsu
and Fair Fagot also rsn.
Fifth race, one mile and three-sixteenths :
Sam Benard (112, Goldstein, i to ft won,
Canlque Gut. Burns, I to Si second. Rip
Rap UTO. Cadman. S to 1) third. Time:
Z:iH- Christine A Leash, Banaooence.
L. Chiswell and Leo Bright also ran.
Sixth rae six furlonxs: Bemay CI 'It.
Shrine, S to I) won. Korosolary (!Jt. Burns.
to Si second. Jim Along ilOS, Hsrty, K to
II third. Time: 1:01V ue BotU. Lady
Kitty, La Gkiia. Floating; Consort and
Bed Thistle also ran.
SEMI-FIX 4.L9
AT
PIXEHrStST
Klrby aa4 Pierre Will Play fee Causa,
plewahlp Today.
PINEHXTtST. N. C. March 14. Oswald
Klrby of the Ens le wood club, and L. D
Plerce of Woodland, are the survivor pf
todsy's semi-final round in ths annual eUib
championship gjJf tournament, fetr re
specuve defeats of Warren K. Wood of
Homewood and Alien E. Lard of Columbia
being eer.satlonal. Both matche were de
cided on the home green, with the medal
play, the scores being 34 and 27, respec
tively, In eacn. Thirty-fix hole finals in
both divisions win cks th tournament to
morrow. Spertlnsr Ceealp,
A u trey I almost roady for that oWrland
kit.
And still Muggsy hasn't a second base
man wbo looks lik the money.
Everything- Is all right now that Cobb
fcaa eivvieo' He "In't g-t ths j -
clause In the contract, but be copped the
t.olat for
Modarlty. ths Tankeea third baaemaa
last y.ar, baa grossly of fen'led Joe Vlis
by de...anding; a raise from SXiaA) to STJiua.
If he keep on Joe will bv him la a
straii-latket.
Red Wiirtt do you remember him? He
once covertd first for pa or thought be
did. He is now on first for Webb City.
Red waa all rla-ht. but the slowest mortal
who ever played in Omahaexcept Dusty
Mi!lr.
MeNeeley write that Inasmuch aa he did
not work In a South Omaha packing bouse,
but put In the winter at Harrisburg. Lis
muscles are not knotted, and be will b
able to throw fcha ball clear across the
diamond.
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Poataaaatera isi . ktarnl Carrltn
eased lev Jfebrnakw and
le
(From a Staff CorreapondenL)
WASHINGTON. March 14. (Special ;Tele-
sram.) Potmaeera rppcistei: --'
Sprague, Lancaster coucty, Clarvno D.
liale. vice IX Totterington. resigned. Iowa,
Dumfrius, Pottawattamie county, Henry M.
Schuita vice W. A. Sewing, resigned.
Clarenco E. Colvln has been appointed
regular and Clifford L. Colvia substitute
ruial carrier for rout 1 at Blwamtloid.
N-
YOPICS OF THE DAI OF REST
First Baptist sad First ChriitiaA
Churches Unite on BeriTnl.
DS, J. L BBAITOT OF ST. LOUIS
Ptwanlnewt Divine Will Have Charsre
of the SerOlee and Prof, eel gee
Will Direct tbe
Slwslwg. 4 t
Ths First Baptist and First trhtirtmn
churches hare perfected arrange taenia ft
union revival meeting-. Rev. John l
Brandt. LL. D.. of St. Loiiia, Mo., haa been
selected a tba evangelist, aad Prof. Horace
Selger of Ft- Louis as singing; evangelist.
Dr. Brandt baa had a larr experience.
both, as a pastor and evangelist, and has
always been successful. Prof. Selger will
have charge of a Urge chorus, msde up of
ifigwrs from both of thee rangretratlon.
The membership of these two churches Is
now actively engaged In the preliminary
work of these meetings, Th meeting will
commence the first Sunday In April. The
first two week of the meeting will be held
In th First Christian church. Twenty
sixth and Harney street. Ths next two
will be held In. the First Baptist church.
Twenty-ninth and Harney streets.
Lenten services are being- held at Kncntse
Memorial Lutheran church every Wednes
day evening. The chorus choir toads In the
singing.
Music at the First Congregational church.
Nineteenth and Davenport street:
MORNING.
Prelude Romance la D Tat Lernar
Anthem I Wailed for tbe Lord
Mendelssohn
Offertory Meditation Klein
Quartet Teach Me. O Lord O. B. Brown
Mis Allen, Mr. rMurdevam. Mis Detiraff
and Miss G an eon.
Postlude March Pontifical
do la TombeJle
In th evening, under the auspices of the
Men' club, a sbeclal service of music will
be presented, every number, hymn and
response Included, being-' taken from th
work of Mendelssohn. Tbe program:
Prelude Andante from the Sixth Sonata.
Invocation.
A a them I Waited for the Lord (from the
"Hymn of Praise"), by Mrs. Sturdevant.
Mies Allen, male chorus and full choir.
Hymn No. 14.
Scripture and Prayer. Response Hear
Thou In Love (Children of Israel In
Elijah"). .
Organ Solo Song without words, la E
minor, by Mr. Bush.
, Trio Now th Shade of Evening Gather,
Kls Alien. Mis DeGraff and Mr. HalL
i Choral Cast Thy Borden Upon the Lord
trrom -Elijah").
Offertory Allegro from Fourth Sonata.
Solo Oh! Rest In the Lord (from
"Elijah--), Mia Gannon.
Sermon.
Motet Hear My Prayer, by Mis Allen
and choir.
Hymn No. 217.
Beadkrtlon.
Poetlude wtllegro, first movement ef First
Bonsla.
Martin W. Bush, orsrust; Ira B. Pen'
alman, director.
Music at the North Bide Christian church
Sunday, as follows:
MORNING.
Processional Come T that Love the Lord.
Invocation
Response The Lord's prayer (chanted.
Antbam Lift L'p Tour Head
J. B. Hopkin
EVENING.
Proeeetrtonal rm but a Stranger Here.
Invocation
Response Tbe Lord's Prayer (chanted 1.
Anthem One Sweet ry Solemn Thought
' Ambrose-Sticker
Ladles- Double QuarteC
Mr. IL J. Kwachatetn. orgs a 1st aad choir
leader.
largo delegation from tho Klks' lodge
is expected to attend tho lecture Sunday
morning by Rev. Newton Mann at the
Church of the Unity, Seventeenth and Cass
streets. Tho member who purpose attend
ing will assemble at tha lodgo room at
U a. m.
Jack Kelly, a converted pugilist and bar
tender of New York, will bold a series of
special meetings at lew Can street from
March IS to Ss.
Rev. E. Arlington Wilson. D. T., minister
of the Metropolitan Baptist chwreh (col
ored) of Kansas City, will sddress the
Lincoln club of tho Slon Baptist church.
Twenty-fourth and Grant streets, the even
ing of March u. This program will be
given oa that occaaloa:
Song
Church Choir.
Invocation
Rev. J. W. Right.
Opening Address
John G. Pegs;. President.
Address Our Face to th Future
Rev. E. Arlington Wilson, Ph. D., D. D
Benediction
Rev. H. H. Currie.
Judge William Balrd will speak at Low
Avenus Presbyterian church Sunday morn
Inc. Rev. Nathaniel McGtffin of Holdrege,
th new pastor whose service waa to begin
Sunday, ha been detained a week because
of illnea la his family. There will be no
evening service Sunday, but Sabbath school
wul bo held a usual at noon.
McCabe Methodist. Faraam and Fortieth
Rsr. J. Narver Gortner. Pastor Th pastor
will preach In th morning; at tl o'clock on
Soro Thoughts Suggested by th Trial
and Conviction of William Fouaa." In th
overling a hort sermon will be preached.
after whlca "Blind Charley" will be Intro
duced. He will tell the story of hia con
version. TV service will be of an evangel
urtio nature.
Th Omaha Ministerial anion heids ft
regular meeting Monday morning; at 10:M
ta tbe Toung- Men's Christian association
parlor. Seventeenth and Harney. Bul-
aa. Paper, Rev. William S. Fulton, "Ob-
solets Words that Have Been Removed by
th Bible Revisers." Dtarusslon.
V. M. C. A. Notes.
H. W. Ston. general acretary at Port.
tend, urw waa a visitor mursaay.
A movement Is on foot to ora-anise an
agricultural club wad corn school that will
be cpea to boys IS year and over.
C. W. Chand!3r of th show card class
la th night school has wecured a position
""'"i wiuuow uumaer at J. u. Brea
st awua.
Tha International examina'lona In nl.hr
school subjects Will be held the first week
in Airu. ine inirw term begin March M
and continues twelve Week.
W. D. Mead, president of the Tork asso
ciation; Mr. Taylor, vie prtvldent of th
Central City association, and Mr. Tully, a
direxor at Grand laiand. wer visitors oa
Thursday.
R. H. Eercber. former office secretary of
the Omaha association and mow prooation
ofTicer aad chaplain la the Stats Industrial
school at Kramer, spent several day la
Omaha last week.
J. H. Fellingham. general secretary of
the Dea Moines aaaociatloa, ' Inspected th
building- Wednesday. Dva Molnea will sither
extensively remodel their old building- or
erect a new on next yeaur.
Th Member' Debating club held It sec
ond regular meeting March U. Four kew
nuuntera wee added at this meetlna. B-
gmnii. next week a aerie of talks will be
given oa parliamentary law.
Tbe grmnaeium das leaders wers y ivn
a baaiiuet Tuesday evening;, when nans
were made for th first ansual gym
nasium men's banquet March Su. F. B.
Barnes, former pr.yswuU director cf the
Omaha association aad new a aecretary of
tne Inleraetior.ai oommlltee. will be present
ax tho banquet.
Th conference of electric worker, m
charge of R. O. Baboo k. wtO hold ita first
meeting March J. X. K, Skansei. Inspector
U.S Lniled tiULlxm Treasury department In
J JllJI JLJUilill
Omaha, who Is a grsduate of Cornell god
ha had nine vests experience la elecUV-nt
ark, will lead the) eor f ceenc. . '
Too third "Life Wrk" talk In the) aer'e
will be gtvew Mrch 17. by Prof. J. W.
Jone of la ww Aa-rVultural collewe. "H. 1 1
it Means to li a Farmer.' will be t?ie aub
Jeot of Prof. Jonea' talk and It will be
illustrated by agricultural charts. Prof.
Jonea la manairer of the National Corn ex-
poei tion.
RfV. Frederick T. Rouse, petor Wthe
First Congregational church, will apeak on.
Finding llimerlf " st th Tour.i Moa
Christian aeauraatlo meet tag. Sunday, at
t p. m. AU men, especially young mew away
iron home, are invited. ,
Miscellaneous Anaenweesseats.
Omaha General Hospital A gospel serv
w will be held In parlor A at 4 p. m.
I'nlon Oosoel Mission. Ill South Four
teenth BiM study st 1 p. m. At 71
lliarles F. RobeL upnintendent of Urc
mine ion, will speak.
North Side Chrift'.an. Twentv-second and
Locust. H. J. Kirwocistetn, M la istee Ser
ntvm ubj.-rta, moratng "1 be tpeo Bible.''
evening, "Being teceived-
I'aity. Seventeenth and Cass, Rev. New
a Mann. Minister At 1 46 a. m . lart
lecture of the series on Apostles of Lib
erty. "Sir Leslie Strpben." Sunday school
1 noon.
First Reformed. Twentv-TTilrd and Cen
tral boulevard. Rev. F. 8. Ziusir. Pastor
Sunday school at l a. m.. preechma serv
ices at 11 and S. Christian Endeavor al '
p. m.
Firs Church of Clirlsi. PVIentlst. Twen-
ty-rAtl and Famam, Chambers Bulid'rtg
furxiay s boot al I li a m. Sunday serv
ices at 11 a. m. and S p. m. Subject et iee-Sjon-sermon.
"Substance."
Swedish Methodtar. Nineteenth and Kurt.
Peter Munsen, Pastor Preaching at 11 a.
m. anf , r p m.; Sumlay si-hool at le v.
m. ; Btbt study at 4 11 p. m . and young
people a meeting it I K r u
Church 0 th Covenant. Twenty-seventh
and I'm It, Rev. R. T. BeU, Pastor Services
at VfM a. m. and 7 p. m.; Sabbath scttowl
st noon; Junior Endeavor al S.XI p, .nn;
Christian Endeavor at 30 p. m.
Clifton Hill Pteshvteiian. Forty-f.fth anl
Grant, R. L. Purdy, pastor Service st
1:S a. m. and 7:3u r-. m.; Sunday school
at 11 noon; Christian Endeavor at 4 311 p.
l; prayer meeting- Wednesday at B p. m.
Peoples Church. Chsrles W. SnvWlir .
Pastor Morning. "Take yourself In liaaU;'
evening, "TH City of Omaha HuriioK
Ptones at IE Women and Allowing i.,vi
Men to Go Free." I'roL Merte heo charge
of the music .
First Presbvtetisn, Dodge snd Seven-
enth. Rev. Kdwin Hart Jenka. Dl. li..
Pastor Morning sen ire st 1:!. "The At-
p'.ralion of louth; evening s-rvk-e at 1 :
Sunday school t noon. Christian Endeavor
neetlria; at C:1S p. an. -.
Seward Street Methodist, Twenty-tVcond
and Seward. John F. Poucher. Pasr
Prching- Sunday morning at 1": by Kv.
John A. Spyker of Fremont; preaching by
Ins pestor at 7:'; Sunday school st noon.
E. C. Hdder. superintendent.
Virct Cbrlslinn TvnlT.lr1h a rwl Har
ney, S. 1). Dutrher. Minister Bible scbv:
at noon. Preewhing it Nl a. m. and 7 3'
p .m.; subjects. "Christ AU and In Ail '
and "The Irrepreeeibl Conflict.',' .Chris
tian Endeavor at 4:30 p. m. -
WeaUninster Presbyterian. JUaea end
Twenty-ninth Rev. V'. S. Fuiutn, i. l..
pastor, wm preach at av.je ana at t . p
n. ; Sabbath school and Bible claa
noonrYeung People's society si 4 p. J-.
Wednesday evening services st J.t. .. ..j
Church of St. Philip the Deacon, Twenty
First, nesr Paul, Kev. John. Albert Wii
lama, Pricst-ln-ChargeHol communion. .
7 M a. m. ; mattns, bi.30 a. a.; holy coor
m union and sermon. 11 a. ra. ; Susja)
school, 11.43; evensong snd' sermon, -o'clock.
- v
Central fnlted Presbyierlsn In the E
cess of the pastor. Dr. Mclinde. Dr. D. H.
Jenkins win presch both mornlr.g ar.d
evening. Sabbnih chrol st noon, yotinv
people s mee-.ing and teachers' meeting at
ijij; midweek prayer meeting Wednesday
venbuc.
Plymouth Coiigrea-allons!. Twentieth snd
Spencer. F. W. Leavitt, Minuter MorninK
service at 10:39 a. m.; Sunday school st
noon: Junior meeting at I IS p. m.; senior
Young People's Society Christian Endeavor
it I p. m. Evening preachinc service at
7 .30 p. m.
St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran.
Twenty-eighth and Parker. Rev. II. Holle.
Pastor Services st s o'clock a. m..
areachlBe by th pastor, subject. "TTItlst
praying for Tbem Which Persecute Him";
servters In the evening; with holy commnn
lon at 7:45 o'clock.
Trinity Cathedral, CapUei Avenue ' and
Eighteenth. Very Rev. George A. BeeCbi r.
Dean Holy eonm union at I a. m. Suud'a.y
school and Bible class yit I li l ni. Morn
ing prayer, litany and sermon st U. Con
firmation cIsns at 1 p. m. Evening prayer
and sermon at 7.2s.
Emsnuel Bsptist, Twenty-fourth and
Blnnev Phlletua H. McDonnell. Pastor
l:b a. m., subject, "The Lord Jeaue'l;
7 :3v p. m., evangelistic service: B.ble actrl
at noon; Baptist Young People's unica r.1
4 J p. m.; prayer meeting Wednesday
evening- at S o clock.
6L Mary' Avenue Congregational. Bl
Mary's Avenue and Twenty-aevenih Morn
ing worship at lv:30 a. m : sermon by
the ttor. Rev. L. O, Balrd: Sunday
school st noon; Young People - So
ciety of Chrlatisn Endeavor at :4 p. m ;
evening service at 1 ti.
Hillside Congregational. Thirtieth and
Ohio, Kev. Herbert L- Mills, pastor Regu
lar preaching services at 10.30 a. m. and 7.39
p. m. ; Sunday school at noon; Christian '
Kridesvor at i3:Sv p. m.; prayer meeting
Wednesday evening, after which a busi
ness meeting will be held.
Kountse Memorial Lutheran, Twenty,
sixth snd Fa main. J. E. llummon, Pastor
Morning subject, Rest;" evening subject.
"A True Conversion:" Sunday school st
12 m. ; O. P. Goodman, superintendent -M:
as Ion Sunday school at Nineteenth and
Castellar; 1 p. m.. E. B. Cook.
Dundee Presbyterian, Rev. Henry Quick.
anden. Pastor Morning worship at iu:n;
sermon try pastor- quartet choir; Sunday
school t noon; Chrun.,sn Endeavor st S:lX
Address by Mr. Arthur Chase, president of
Omaha Christian Endeavor anion; ovotung
worship at 7:30; aermon by pastor.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal. . Twetity
First and Binney. E. 1. George. Pastor
Sermou at lv.'M a. ni . auL-ct. ''Dlgarmg
Ditches;" Sunday school al U.-ui, Epveurm
leag-ue at 4:J p. rn., evening eermoa at
7:i. by Rev. J. A. Spyker of Fremont;
prayer meeting; Wednesday at J p. m. .
First Methodist Episcopal, Twentiefli and
Davenport. Dr. F. L. Lo eland, Paster
Services st lw.30 s, m. and I p. a. The
paator will preach la tha morning front
the theme 'The Cry of the Centurlen." nad
t night the subject will be "Crowaav lor
Those Who Fall." Epworth teagra t ( jo
,n- .1
Third Presbylerlan, Twentieth and Leae
ea worth Preaching- by ths pastor.. Kev.
Joseph B. Cherry, Ph. D., st Hfr h.--vnv :
subject, "The Relation of Creed o Cun
duct;" 7-. p. m., subject, "The Test' ef
Discipleship; S:Su a. m.. Junior Christian
Endeavor; CJ0 p. m.. Senior Christian En
Aeavor. Grace Iatheran Twenty-Sixth, bet met a
Poppleton and Woolwortu Avenues, Rev.
M. U Metkk. Pastor Cbarch aervW-ee at
lu 45 a. m. and 7 Si p. m ; Sunday sr-hool t
11:1 and Luther league at S: p. in.; raa
erheticel cissies on Sa&iay at I p. si. nd
on Friday at 4 p. m.; nrayer meeung
Wedaeadiiy nlgi.U
First Conrregatlonal, Nineteenth' and
Davenport, Frederick T. ' Rouse, Pastor
Mornin- service at 1ft SC. ubjc. "Livuia;
the Ideal Life In the Midst of L'aideal ur
roundings." At the evening service theri
Will be a special musical preeentMinw r.7
selections from Mendelssohn by th chorus
choir. Services beaia it 1J4
K.nx Preebyterlan, Nineteenth and Oblo.
M. V. Higbee Pastor Morning worship st
1:J. tbeme. UJM by Spiritual TwuritT"
Kabbatn school -at noon. Junior Christian
Endeavor at S. Toung- People's Soiietv ef
Christian Endeavor at 4-V evening worship
at 7.1B. tlieme, "Deliverance from Evil;'
prayer meeting; every Wednesday eveniaa;.
Castellar Street Presbyterian. Sixteenth
snd Caetellar. Walter H. Reynolds. Pssler
Prrsf leg by the pastor st . a. m.
and 7. ill p. m. Choral anlhema at both
morning- and evening aervkrea. Sunday
school orchestra at noon; Endeavor society
at ( 111 p. rn. Ontario and Park Forest
chapel schools cf this church at S p. m.
St. Mark's Erisilsh Lutheran. Twentieth
and Burdette, L. Grub. Pastor Services
at W 41 a. m.. Lenten errices ccmimwed.
"From Densest Darkaeea to Lightest
Light" At 7;p p. m.. sermon by Rev. C
T. Klstler of Benson. Sunday who"! st
11 m. lour.g people at 4 la p sn. Devo
tional meeii: g with Sunday ac hool leasoa
Wednesday it I i m.
First Bsptist. Twenty-ninth Avenue sad
Harney, her. S. W. Oonley, D. D-, pastor
Services at W i a. ni. and 7.1 p. as 1 mora
ine sermon. "More of Christ;" evening,
"A Bad Bar-fain." Sun-lay scboo t aooa,
Teung PP s sneettfig at 4 M . en.
Betlieoy branca, esni Learcnwwita. wunday
ri'hot.'i nt S p. m. u.pc, r,,d.e e i t
an. iiMiijevriei kuwi h 1 pi an. cavaroay.
Second J?rebjrteTian. Twenty-fan rrh end
Nu hulas. Rev. Newman Jiall Burdick,
Pastor At lu SO Mr. T. V. Moore ot tw
Anaelmo, CaX. wi J tall ef the work of tt.o
preett) tertan church In faa Franciaoo ar.d
California. At 1 M preacJiina- by Rev. W 11
liam Lejnpe. SunaUy jctJ, Baraca and
Bibie ci&eaea at noon. Chnstiaa Endeavor
M 4 Su. Midweek aereioo Wetiawaoay at I
p. tu., topic, "liopa."
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