A
THE OMAHA SUNDAY HF.E: OCTOHKU
1910.
AN-Alifc AT SOUTtl OMAHA
Truant Officer MacAulty Orderi
Children Out of Vaudeville.
OVERCOAT THIIF QUICKLY TAKEN
Biy Savings Arc
Made in Uncle
Sam's Expenses
Ten Milion Dollar, ii Taken from Ei-
timatei at Result of Taft'i
Effort.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. 1 rstUont
Tafti "house party." at which his cabinet
advljert wore gurts, broke up today.
The president himself will leave the
White House tomorrow at 10 a. m. for New
York, where he I to make Ills first po
litical apeech of the campaign before the
I-eaue of Republican Chilis at a banquet
at Hotel Astor. Mr. Taft has prepared
this speech with great care and has gone
over It several times with the members of
his cabinet.
The cabinet lias been sitting all week.
most of the time being devoted to scaling
the estimates of the various executive de
partments to be presented to congress at
the next session.
A saving of nearly $10,000,000 will be made
I". Man-r Kinds Officers wlfl la
Cnjitarr of tneaklhlrf Irlsh
tmrrlran llepabllrans form
crr lab.
nt OfM.-er Paul MarAulay of Foutrt
' ''Iia called a halt yesterday afternoon
the prartlce of allowing children of ten
Jv Mars to appear In vaudeville at moving
Picture shows for pay. He ordered the
management f ,mt OI lne jora theaters
to drop a head line attraction which, has
been running during the week. He paid a
vlKlt last nlKht to the Other theatera and
gave similar nntke. He did not Issue his
orders until he had visited the theater In
luestlnn, where a young girl appeared In
a song and dance. At this theater the man
agement Immediately canceled the engagement
It has been the practice among certain ln the appropriations for the War depart-
of the moving picture shows to exhibit chtl- m"1 result or the pruning or ine esu
dren of precocious ability and often these mates by the cabinet. The total approrrt-
Httle tots have been made to say and act tlon for the current fiscal year amounts
parts which a person grown In vaudeville to $lv900,000, while the estimates for the
would regard Improper. n"t nacaj year will aggregate about iLii,
Ah to the scheme of one of the playhouses I 000,000.
of holding an amateur night for children, The great saving will be In river and
Mr. WacAulay has not decided that he will Mhrbor appropriations. For the present
stop the practice yet. He wlKhed to see for J"r these aggregated 149,381,000, while the
himself exactly what kind of an exhibition Umatee provide for an expenditure of
these children were allowed to oroduce. only ,000.O. The military estimates
The children at this theater contest weekly proper, Including the military academy and
for a standing prize and none are In any mllltla, exclusive of public works, Is allot
sense paid a salary. The truant officer said ted about 112,0n0,000 as against fJ7.rKS9.OO0
he undoubtedly had the right to end this tor the current year, but this Is explained
practice if he saw it had a bad effect. I hV the fact that the army is nearly 7,000
Overcoat Thief faamhf mn hort of its full quota, Which must be
It. V. Murrv !! Knrih T went v. t hlrd I maintained,
street. Is considerably pleased at th re- The current year's appropriation also car
tovery of his overcoat and the capture of rl" Utm aggregating $x,000,000 for purely
a petty thief who took It from room No. 110 military publlo works, such as army posts
of the South Omaha Live .stock, exchange
He wore the coat to work on a cold morn
lug early In the week and during the day
the offender, whose name Is given as
George Legloe, slipped in and took it. He
pawned the coat In Omaha, from which he
was traced and caugut by the Omaha
police. They turned him over to the South
On. aha authorities and Mr. Marcy identi
fied his coat.
lrlsh-ltpuunllran t'lub 1'oriued
An Irish-American republican club of
fifty-two members was organized at Pear
son's hall Thurduy evening, the permanent
organization ot which Is as follows: Pies
and the like, and the next year's estimates
will Include similar appropriations, but on
a reduced scale.
LA F0LLETTE MAY NOT
NEED ANY OPERATION
Senator Walk to Office of Physician
and Attends the County
Fair.
ROCHKSTKH, Minn., Oct. L-The ex
amination of Senator Kobert M. Iji
Follette's condition will not be completed
TOPICS UF THE DAY OF REST
Missionary to the Kiowa Indians at
First Baptist.
INDIAN CONVERTS WILL SING
Dr. Paal II. (irsnnii of the State
I alverslty to IHscoaa "tioethe'a
Faast' at I nit r C hnrch Thla
Moraine
Rev. H. H. Clouse, missionary to the
Kiowa Indians, will preach at the morn
ing service at the First Baptist church.
His subject will be "The Story of the
Kiowa Mission." The missionary will have
with him three Kiowa Indians Toyebo,
Jack Wolf and San ecu who will sing na
tive soTigs and speak through an inter
preter. The communion of the Lord's sup
per will be observed at the close of the
morning service. Evening service, 7,30;
sermon by Rev. U. D. Proper; subject,
"God's Estimate of Man." The Young
People's union p. m., conducted by
Dr. Cloyd; subject, "Self Centered or
Christ Centered."
The American Bible soolety has Just
added to IU interesting list of versions of
the scripture In the languages of the North
American Indians, a translation of the book
of Ueneala and the Gospel of Mark Into
the language of the Navajos. This Is tha
first publication of the translation of the
scriptures Into the tongue of these people.
The version has been prepared by the Rev.
Leonard P. Brink of Totatchi, New Mexico,
connected with the Southwest Indian con
ference, an Interdenominational mission
nt work In that region. There are said
to be 25,000 Navajoes In the United States,
and there are at present Baptist, Metho-
Ist, Presbyterian, Christian Reformed,
Gospel Union, and independent missions at
ork among them. These scriptures will
help In the education of the people and In
the formation of a Navajo literature.
B. F. Cochran will address the Omaha
Philosophical society Sunday at S o'clock
m., ln Baright hall, Nineteenth and
Farnam streets, on "Practical Philosophy."
Meetings free.
The Nebraska Baptist state convention
111 meet with the First Baptist church
at Grand Island October 3 and continue
five days. The pastors of all the Omaha
churches will attend, aa will also a largt
number of delegates.
until tomorrow and until then It cannot be
determined whether he will be operated
upon. The senator walked to the office
of Dr. W. J. Mayo today and after an
examination took an automobile ride and
attended the Olrnstead county fair. He
wired to his wife that thus far his condi
tion was favorable and that there was no
occasion for anxiety. Pending the com
pletlon of the diagnosis the Mayos decline
to discuss the nature or seriousness of the
senator's illness.
Senator La Follettc stated that he has
been suffering intermittently from gall
Htones for three years.
"I feel certain that my friends need feel
no anxiety," said the senator. "Aside
from the recurrent pains I enjoy my usual
health
WOULD APPLY BERTILL0N
SYSTEM TO ALL CITIZENS
WASHINGTON. Oct- 1. Bertillon meas
urements and pliotographs of every citizen
Ident, Thomas M. Conway; vice president,
J. J. Duly; secretary, John Lynn; svrgeant-ai-urms,
John Kelly.
A committee on constitution and by-laws
was appointed and oilier Important commit
tees appointed, as well as the transaction
of much important business. Great enthusi
asm was shown by the members who re
sponded to the chII with more seal and good
will than any orgtuilzHtlon heretofore at
tempted. The club proposes to make Itself
a stiong factor in the approaching cam
paign and promises a larger )"i lull-American
vote for the republican party than has
ever been polled in South Omaha. The next
meeting of the club will be Thursday. Sep
tember 6, at Pearson's hall at Twenty-sixth
and (J streets.
Frequent Offenders Held.
V. C. McKinley and Al Keenan were ln
police court yesterday morning on the
charge of habitual drunkenness. They have
been In the city Jail In South Omaha a
Kitat many times on a similar charge. The
court found no intmis ot exienuauns tneti
offenses further and they were turned over for publlo record, were proposed tonight at
w.-uu .r..u u. monipson tor a the American' friaon Association conven
...,.,, , u.u o.i im..iij, wnn tlon by Albert. II. Hall of Minneapolis. In
1 view or comrnltttna tnem to the Inehrlnrv I ...i t ... .
- u"iiiiiib irj report ot me committee on
nam nullum. I prlnilrmJ law t.fnrm
Church Services. ' "The United States government ought to
Kev. Dr. it. u. wneeier will conduct the I maKe It Its chief concern to discover de
morning service at Rustlings hall Sunday I velop and realize Itself by gutherlng and
morning. The evening service will begin recording full biographic and clvlo data of
it :30 p. m. and the leader for the evening I each of Its component units, the life ol
Rill be perry mcu. Wheeler. every man," said Mr. Hall
I Methodist chuich will meet at the "We have developed the registration and
iuuiik mtuo v ijimi.mii ui-Boeiuuon rooms i lueniiiicauon or domestic animals Whv
Sunday morn Inn,'. The Sunday school will omit the record of human life, the imm.
preeeue ine regular preacning service by product or creation? The task is not Im
J. M. Bothwell. possible. Its beneflu would be ln.im.io
a native jeisian win lecture at the Bap- hie and far-reaching.
tist church Sunday morning. A collection "Such a registration should be nations
win ue taaeu iur ins expenses.
Services will be held at Lefler Memorial
church Sunday morning and evening. Rev.
T. M. Ransom will preach.
"Christian Apathy, the Cause and Cure,
win ue tne topic ot uev. Aiireu u. White s
Sunday morning sermon.
Holy communion will be celebrated at
SI. Clement's mission at 8 a. m., Rev, Al
fred U. White officiating. At It a. m. W.
i. (.Mjiim win i-uuuui-i iur uouai muniing rAiruu iKiiiiiy utw, constitute a universal
prayer service. St. toward a Sunday Intelligence and credit bureau and simplify
bciiooi win uuiivrnv i a i. in. i rupeiipivB erection legislation
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niiiiuuuvciiiciii , w iimuo dunub; ml I , it-hii pi vcipiiaieu aenerjll rita
the morning service of the First MethodUt cusslon among the delegates, many ars-u
congregation ui mo can lor a, general I meiiia oeing aavancea for and against It
ciiurcn meeting to oe neiu tne louowinii in tne report suDmitted by Mr Hail
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111 o. v-K " u.iiiFiny, emuracing a con
tinuoua enumeration and consecutive num
bering of the whole citizenship, including a
aupucaie cam certificate system, identify
iu ucier py pnotograph or finger
nui.
If, it., ii - ., . .
iiou oxiireswu tne opinion that such
H Kyatent would elevate and equalize th
dt. n,l., , A ,.1 . 1 I. ,
. v.. ,u ... . iMtr.iniiiu, prevent dim riiu
of the Individual ln all his relations and
Friday evening, at which time the question
of a. new church will 'be discussed and the
plans so far aa known will be unfolded.
Ma ale City Uoaatp.
last eveiiiu.
IM Jones was arrested
charged with petit larceny.
Mr. and Mrs. A. He Lanney have
turned Iroin a trip to Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. John' Mrlntlre underwent an opera
tion al loo Soulii Omaha huspltal Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan llaniioii are enter
taining Mrs. John Cusli and Mrs, Seantjii I tional Prison congress session next week.
01 I al lien, a.
tention was called to the pressing need of
an expert criminal legislation bureau
cquippea wun an available statistics. An
other radical suggestion was that examin
a n..i-,.i.Ti. in criminal orrenses be
clothed with authority to take stenoaranh
or phonographic record of the examination
oi tne atcuaeo. a copy to be furnished to
toe ueieiiiiiiiim. ine convention will close
tomorrow night, but many of the delegates
mil remain over to attend the Im
A meeting of the South Omaha Jewish.
Ladies' Aid society will be held at th
.viiHKgue at Twenty-fifth and J street
mi inlay at 2 p. m.
lxmls G. Wilg and Klva C. Wredberg
were married Wednesday, September li, at
the Swrdisn Lutheran church, i he ceie
mony s pel funned by Kev. O. A. Joun-
son.
A. V. Jones has returned from Chicago,
where he has spent the summer running
his amusement invention, tne merry
mixtr. lie reports a very prosperous sea-
Dull.
James, Prlugle was taken in charge by
the Smith oinana ponce 1 nurauay lilt-'nt,
who placed him in Jail for safe keeping.
. The man la thought to be slightly de-
T mented.
' The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. N. U
Mevers, Twenty-third and Washington
streets, died yesterday. The funeral will
be held at 3 p. in, today. Rev. Adania will
officiate.
30Y BURNS IN TOY HOUSE
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.. r irriiisee, Aon
(audldnte for (iovernor
Is Uend.
Ml NOT, N. D.. Oct. 1,-Elwln, S-yea
old son of C. A. Johnson, republican candl
date, for governor, was burned to death
tins afternoon at his father's house, here,
He was playing ln a toy house, which w
'.united from the fireplace.
VltmilRl IIPK.X
WITH
Wl
NEW THOUGHT MEETING SOON
Annnal t ustestlos of State Aeaoela
lion W ill Be Held In Omaha Hos
day aad Taesdar.
The annual atate convention of the New
Thought and Suggestive Therapeutic asso-
.'lation will be held In this city October
I ami 4. The convention promises some
programs both literary and musical. Noted
lecturers will be present and address the
meetings along new thought and metaphy
sic lines.
Prof. S. A. Weltner will deliver throe lec
tures, the first two Sunday afternoon and
evening and the third Monday afternoon.
Among the other speakers are: Harry II.
Pieharty. Dr. O. O. Smith, James C. Lahl
man. Prof. W..R. Akera. C. s). Weiss of
Pennsylvania. "Hugh A. Myers. W. H. Cow
tfll. Mrs. Cowglll and Mrs. Alice a. Millie
. The forenoon sessions for the election of
tfficers and the transaction of other bus!
less will he held at the Vltapathle sana
torium, tils South Thirteenth street, from
s.;X to 13. The afternoon and
Defeats Monmouth I'olleae hr Hoar
of Kino to .Nothlna;.
COLUMBUS. Mo., Oct. l.-(Special Tele
trim.)-Missouri opened its mio foot hal
season ny neieanng Monmouin rolleir
to v. i ne uy was too hot for ,.,,i t.
nan aim i ue same was marred by much
fumbling and wrangling over the new rules
uacanev senrea an or Missouri's nin
points, scniing the touchdown after a hril
nam miriy-itni run ana KicKlng the a-oal
in the first half.
ln the second half he drop kicked a field
Krai from Hie thli ty-flve-vairt line. Lineup:
I MONMOL'TK.
9 ! i B. guar
Dr. T. H. Hanna will hold special
preaching services tonight at the First
Presbyterian church. Twenty-first and
Emmet streets, preparatory to the com
munion services on next Sabbath.
Rev. Edward Hislop, recently of Boston,
the new superintendent of the Omaha dis
trict of the Methodist church, will preach
morning and evening today at Hanscom
Park. Methodist church.
I Pastor Rev. Kdwiml H from Huston.
MUM., recently aplntrd superintendent
of the Omaha district, will pieaeh both
nioinlng and evening Servlee at lo.M and
Sunilay school at Vi. H. A. Wilcox,
superintendent. F.pworth league t i.
1 Trnlty, Twenty-first and Blnney Subbath
being Sunday School Rally day. the pas
tor will preach concern, ng religions Inter
ests of children. 8 inject: "The Value
(Which Christ Puts on Childhood.'' F.ven
; Ing subject: "The Mother Element In God."
services at iu:3o a. m. and 1 :M p. m.
Oak Street Mission Church and Bible
School. JtiiS South Twentieth Sunday at
3. Adult and other classes for both old
and' young. Preaching Sun. lay evening at
8 by Rev. T. C. Webster, conference
evangelist. Midweek meet iig TTiuisday
evening at 0. Subject, "1 Know He Is
Mine."
. McCabe. Fortieth and Farnam, Rev.
John Grant Shlck, Pastor Sunday school
at 10. Preaching by the pastor at 11 and
7:3U. Moining, "The Transforming Power
of a Heavenly Vision.'' Evening. "The
Great Revealer." Miss Glendorls Snider of
Tlhlen will sing at both services. Kpworth
league service at 8:. Attention is called
to the change In the hour of the evening
services to one-half hour earlier than dur
ing the summer months.
Presbyterian.
Church of the t'ovenant. Twenty-seventh
and Pratt, Rev. R. T. Bell. I). U., Pastor
Services at 10.30 and 7:30.
Clifton Hill, Forty-fifth and Grant, Thos.
B. Greenlee, Pastor The sacrament of the
Lords supper, 10:30; Sunday school, 12;
Junior Endeavor, 3:30; Senior Endeavor,
6:30; public worship, 7:30.
First, Seventeenth and Iodge, Edwin
Hart Jenks, I. I)., Pastor Morning. 10 30,
subject, "The Larger Fellowship"; evening,
7.80, "Red Lighta"; Sunday school, noon;
Y. P. 8. C. E.. :16.
Castellar Street, Sixteenth and Cantellar,
Ralph II. Houseman, Minuter-Morning
worship and sermon, 10:30, "To Whom God
Is Revealed"; 12, Bible school; 6:30, young
people's meeting; 7:30, "They Who Are
Strong."
North, Corner Nineteenth and Ohio. M. V.
Hlgbee, I. l., PaMor Morning worship,
communion, at 10:30: Sabbath school at 12:
evening service at 7:30; Christian Endeavor
at 6:30; prayer meeting at 8 Wednesday
evening.
First Reformed. Corner South Twenty
third and Central Boulevard. Rev. F. S.
Zaugg, Pastor Sunday school at 9:30;
preaching services at It and 8. morning,
"The Mosaic Covenant;" evening. "Christ's
Victory;" Christian Endeavor at 7.
Third, Twentieth and Leavenworth
Streets, F. I'. Ramsay, Ph. !.. Pastor
9.30, Sunday school and adult Bible class;
10:41), worship, with sermon on "Regenera
tion"; 7:30, rally day services, with sermon
on "The World Before Jesus Came." Seats
free. All welcome.
Ixiwe Avenue, Corner Fortieth and Nich
olas Streets, Rev. Nathaniel McGiffin,
p. D., Minister Morning worship at 10:30,
communion, baptism and reception of mem
bers; Sunilay school and Bible class at 12;
Christian Endeavor at 6:30; evening worship
at 7:30; prayer meeting Wedneaday evening
at S.
Westminster, Corner Twenty-ninth and
Mason, Rev. Thomas H. McConnell, Pas
tor 10:30, service of worship and com
munion of the Lord's supper, with recep
tion of new members; 12, Sabbath school
and Bible classes; 3:30, Westminster chapel,
Sunday school; 7:30, service of praise, with
sermon on "Inspiration from the Heights.
Honian Catholic.
Holy Family Low masses at 8 to 10:30
a m.; evening devotions at T :4u ; confes
sions on Saturday from 4 to i and from 7:15
to ft.
St. Mary Magdalene's. Nineteenth and
Dodge. Rev. Bernard Sinne. Pastor Low
mass at 8 and 10:30; confessions Saturday
from 3 to 6 and from 7 to 10.
St. Phlloroena's, Tenth and William. Rev.
Jarr.ea W. Stenson. Pastor Low mass at 8:
hiirh mass at 10:30: benediction at 7:46:
confeaslons Saturday from 4 Ui and from
7:30 to 8:30.
St Wencealaus' Bohemian. 143S South
Fourteenth, Rev. J. Vranek. Pastor Low
irass at 8: hlch mass at 10: benediction
at 3:30; confessions Saturday from I to I
and from 7:30 to :30.
Rt Patrick'. Fourteenth and Castellar.
Rev. John T. Smith, paator: Rev. Patrlok
Moynlhun, Assistant Low mass at 7, 8 and
10:30; benediction at 7:45; confession Satur
day from 4 to I and from 7 to 8:30.
Immaculate Conception. Pollah. Twenty.
fourth and Bancroft. Rev. W'encealaua
Krzyckl. o. f . ju.. rastor uovr masa at 8
and 10:00: benediction after last mass:
confessions Saturday from i to and from
6:30 to 10.
sacred Heart. Twenty-second and Bin
new Rev. P J. Judge. B. C. L.. Pastor;
Rev. T. J. Manning, Assistant Low mass
at 7. 9 and 10:30: beaedictlon alter lust mass
confessions Saturday from I to aud from
7:80 to 8:30.
St. Cecelia's Pro-Cathedral. Fnnleth and
Webster. Rev. D. P. Harrington Pastor;
Rv re. M. uieeson and Kev. j. o urauv
A..iotni Low maas at 7. 8. 8. 10 ana II:
confessions Saturday from 1:30 to 6:30 and
from 7 to :".
Kt Peters. Twentv-elarht and Leaven
worth. Rev. P. A. MoQovrn. Pastor; Rer.
Stephen L. Dowrt and Kev. P. C. Gannon,
Assistants Low mass at 7. 8. 9. 10 and 11
benediction at 7:46; confessions Saturday
fiom t to 4 and from 7:30 to 9.
St. John's. Tr. enty-fifth and California,
Rev. Martin M. Broi sgeest. S. J.. Pastor
Rv. Thomas C. McKeough. 9. J.. Assist
nt Low mass at 6- 7- 9. 10 and 11: benedlc
tlon at 7:46; confession Saturday from 8 to
6 and from 1:10 to 10.
St. Joseph's Germsn. Sixteenth and Cen
er Rev. Paclflcus Kohnen. O. F. M . pas
tor: Rev. KemDeri i-annowiKt. tj h-. h
and Rev. Gratianus Gebrle. O. F. M . As
Istants Low mass at 5:30. 8 and 10:30:
benediction at 7:45: confessions Saturday
from I to li and rmm e::io to 10.
F.plscopnl.
Are Y.mi lolng With .lesiis and What Will mental service at 11- young people s meet- Souls:" hymn, "Where Are the Reapers?
He lo With You?" Illustrated pictures and, Ing st 6 ;; pleaching at 8, prsver meeting! narlnn.
somts; Sunday school st 12; Prof. Merte , Wednesday at s. ladles' Aid society st 2 vr, entcrnth and Cass-Services at
has charge of the music. o clock Thursday. JrV, u t, Ym.mn of the Unl-
llarford United Brethren, rtimer Nine- i . , -i. ,. '., v.t.rnska will speak on
leentli and lothrnn Rally day service 1 wthe s Faust;" Sunday school at 11:3
1. gins cnorus; sermon at ii.i..
. W . . A. Notes.
Omaha New Thnugnt Fell whip meet
In room J. Lyric theater. Nineteenth and
Fsrnam streets. Sundav. 10.10; Bible read
ing. C. S. Welssell. A M : .l,lre- by Al
fred Tottiin, theme, "Superior Powers of
Mind." 3 ami y. in., addresses by Trof S.
A. Weltmer; W eilnestlnv evening, medita
tion meeting; publlo Invited.
Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of
letter Pav Paints, IMS North Twentv.
first. Elder .1. M. Baker. Pastor. 31S
Franklin Sunday school at 9:4f.: sncra-
sermon at 11 theme. 1
He Prepared," evening st V Harvest
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iiw.ui ' "Sinn to the' 1 -n .1 nf Harvesi." Sunday, huildlnc onrn from 2 to 7. Vt
l Adams): script tire readlnu : ouaitet. "What x-r service at 4 .:'; speaker. Mis
Shall the Harvest He? i Bliss); choral re
sponse, "He That Goeth Forth; hymn,
"We Plow the Fields." offertory an
them. "While the Earth Remaineth."
(Maunder); sermon, "The Harvest of
Ida V.
Jonts; subleet. "Trie other Half. spe
cial music bv Miss Ruth Hanson.
Monday. " l." p m . elementary and In
termediate Sundav school teachers meet
for review of lessons of their department.
1(83 PIANO
OLD
During First Week of the Great
Bamkrapt Piano Sale
XTever ln the history of Omaha hare piano been marked so low a during this tale. A announced lu the paper,
we purchased for spot cash at 95' on th dollar almost all of th big-best grade piano from the American Trnst
Savings Bank, trnst, of Chicago, XUinol. They wer ordered by th TJBTITED STATES DISTaMCT COUT to U
th entire
$55,000 Bankrupt Stock of the Thompson Piaao Miaufacturiag Co., of Chicago, 111.
The stock consist of used Stelnway, Ohlekerlng, X nab. KlmbalL Iver t pond, Knrtsman, Vos Sons,
ChtcJtering Bros., Xranloh It Bach, rischer, and many other standard make.
Also nw and nsed Flayr Piano of Tarlon dlg-n and some of th Try flnt 88-not Player Piano that wer
rer constructed. Most of them war especially mad for ahlbltion purposes. Hot carefully the prices and th won
derful value offered at thla
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
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Rev. Dr. Jenks' business men Rible
class resumes its session Sunday at the
First Presbyterian church. The hours
are 12 to U:3l.
At the Walnut Hill Methodist church ln
the morning there will be a brief sermon
followed with the sacrament of the holy
communion. At the evening service the
pastor will speak on "Our Campaign; the
Aggressive Ways and Means with Which
Vve Can Win."
'Modern Spiritualism" is the topic for a
sermon at the Swedish Advent church,
Eighteenth and Cuming streets, to be de
livered by the pastor. Rev. Fred Johnson.
Baptist.
Olivet. Grand and Thlrti'-eiirhth. Oenrae
MarDougatl, Pastor Sunday school at 10.
Morning worship at 11. Mission Sunday
school at S. Young people's service at 7.
h. veiling meeting at 8. Morning theme,
The Hearing r.ar:" evenlnar. "Ueh.ions
of Sin."
Immanuel, Twenty-fourth and Plnknev.
Rev. J. Bcott Kbersole, Pastor riunday
acnooi at u:o. t'reacinng at 11 and 7:30.
Baptist Young People's union at 6:30. Morn
ing. "The Agony In the Uarden;" evening,
'The Conversion ot a Cltv Official." The
Lord's Supper will be observed at the morn
ing service. New members will receive the
hand of fellowship, strangers ln the city
especially welcome.
Calvary. Twenty-fifth and Hamilton. Rev.
E. R. Curry, Pastor Public worshin at 10:00
and 7:30. Morning service led by the pastor.
The Lord's Supper will be observed at the
close of the morning sermon. Rev. H. H.
Clouse and a company of Kiowa Christian
Indians win conduct the evening service.
Hi hie school at 12 m. Young people's meet
ing at U.30. Regular midweek devotional
service W ednesduy at S.
long retentional.
First. Nineteenth and Davenport. Fred
erick T. Rouse, pastor Morning worship al
w.w; coiiimunKji service, r.vening worship
at 7:45. Preaching by the pastor.
First. Twenty-sixth and Harney. J. M.
Kersey, Pastor Preaching at 10:30 and 7 :4ft.
Rible school at 12. Young People's Society
of Christian Kndeavor at 6:45. lilble class
Tuesday evening from 8 to .
St. Mary's Avenue, J. A. Jenkins, IJ. 1).,
Minister Morning worship with sermon at
10:30; subject, "Hands Across the Meas."
Anthem by quartet and solo by Miss Web
ber. No evening service.
Plymouth. Twentieth and Spencer, John
P. Clyde. Minister Morning worship at
10:30; theme, "Christ's Standard of Values."
Sunday school at 12. Christian Endeavor at
6:30. Evening worship in charge ot North
Side Christian church at 7::w.
Christian Science.
First, Twenty-fifth and Farnam, Cham
bers' Bldg. Sunday school at l:4f.. Services
at 11 and 8. Subject of lesson-sermon, en
reality." Second. Nineteenth and Farnam, Lyric
Theater Sunday school at S:45. Service at
11. Subject of lesson-sermon. "Unreality."
Lutheran.
Kountze Memorial. Twenty-sixth and Far
nam 11. public worship. "The Secret of
Happiness in Service"; 10, Sunday school;
7. C. E. meeting; 8, public worship. Spe
cial music by choir.
St. Mark's English, Twentieth and Rur
dette. L. Oroh, Pastor Services 10:45,
"Harvest Home See Some ('.rains of
Fruit"; 7:30, "Synod's Work 111 Nebraska";
Sunday school at 1J; Young People's c. E.
6:45.
St. Paul's German. Twenty-eighth and
Parker, K. T. Otto. Pastor- Services at 10;
evening laerinuu in r.iifciiau mi i.. ineiiie,
"Our Father Forgiveness " ; Sunday school
at 11:3"; confirmation clas for adults be
gins October 10 at 8; Hlble class October 4
at 8.
Uraco Lutheran. 1.12C South Twenty-sixth
Street. Rev. M. L. Melick. Pastor Sunday
school at 9:45; church services at 10:45 and
at S; Luther league at 7. topic, "The Ten
Tribe," I Kings. 12 : 12- JO and II Kings,
17:6-23; pmyer meeting on Wednesday night.
Trinity Lutheran. Castellar and Nine
teenth. Rev. U. W. Snyder. Pastor Ser
vices at 10.46 a. m. and 7:31) p. m. Subjects:
Morning, "With Few or Many"; evening.
'The Great at Hand " Sunday school at
1 o'clock noon. K li. Cook, superintendent.
,nr"M,,, i makes no difference how long a man has
Uajilkh. Twenty-fifth and Decatur-Serv- b irinMng. how much or little he drinks.
Ices. 11 and 8. Preaching by the paaior. ,.,..
R. P. Petersen. Morning, "The Joy and ! or what he drinks, the Neal treatment has
Reward of Service. Evening. A ure never failed to cure In three days time
and without the use of dangerous hypoder
mic injections or injurious drugs. Jus', bear
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Church of the (lood Shepherd. Twentieth
and Ohio, Kev. i. J. ouar, jtei-ior lloii
communion at 7:30 and 11; evening praye
at 7.30; Sunday senooi ai :.
Saint Matthias, Tenth and Worthlngton,
Rev. James Noble, Hector Services Sunday
at 731). 11 ana l.w. uiumcuaj aim inurs-
day ar; Friday at 4:30.
All Saints, Twenty-dixth and Dewey
J. iil nnj , urv iui nuiy Com-
ni. ; iiiurniug prayer and
1 uanilll. .
munion ai
..rmon at It a. m
Mtacellnneous
The DniiKlasn County Hollnena associa
tion will conduct services Hunday at 3:1)0 1
. ii..,, I'nllorl liVftnoalinl H,,.wu 1
HI llie l ui-, i-i""," v h. ..uiii, , i
ni-iA 4.flr.Wlln 1 I
Hope MisHlon, 121!) Cuming Kvangellsts ,
. ' . . ...i ...in . ,i .... . i
J i(iiiv nun rir win ,iiuuv.i tIV-
Ices Saturday and Sunday at s p. m. The
sick will be prayed with for healing. All
welcome.
First Cnlted Evangelical. 2430 Franklin.
Hev. P. H. Hines. Pastor Owing to the
lllnexs of the pastor, Hev. Henry Anton
will ureach in the morning at lO SO; a ini-
slonarv program will he rendered In the
evening at 7:30, ! part by the Sunday
school; spe-ial nno-ic; Sunday school at
12; K. I.. C. 1. at C:Z
Peonle'a Church. Hev. diaries AV. Sav-
ldge. Pastor Morning. "A Note of Prale
of God in Cunseiiuence of Hia l.iealiuus
With l's as a People;" evening. "What
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THE LIQUOR DRINKER
AN J HIS BUSINESS
Absolute
Creetea root Ball Dates.
CRF9TON. la.. Oct. l.-8pecial )-The
Cretton foot ball team opens the season
Saturday at Corning with the Corning High
chool team. The schedule of games ar
ranged o far is: With Corning October i
return game with thera here October 16,
Leon High school October s, return gam,
here October d. Hhenandoah Novemlier 11
niportanre of Hit Brain
lieinit floured l'p.
It Is frequently very Important that a
person under the Influeirre of alcoholic
stimulants should become sober as soon
possible. Business affairs may be neglected
or social engagements forgotten during the
period of drunkenness, and it often devolves
upon friends of the habitual drunkard to
assist him to possession of an unclouded
brain and clear Intellect and ate to It that
his appearance is at least respectable. Kit
perlence has taugiit that no Institute extant
other than the Neal Institute in Omaha has
I ever been successful in treating drunk, n
ness ln less than four weeks' time. I,
and A'llltsca November ID. The local ream
evening I heen tuittina In some aood DraeUce. and
sessions will be held at the Lyrto theater. I ! becoming familiar wun trie new rules of
Nineteenth and Farnam, beginning at I hwril of list year's player,
and I I are aaaia with the team this year.
of Service." Evening. "A Life
Made Over." Young Peoples meeting. 7
Walnut Hill. Fortieth and Charles. K.
E Hosman, Pastor Morning service. 10:).
"The Communion a Means of drace. ' Sun
day school. 12. Kpworth league, b 30.
Evening, 7. SO, "Our Campaign.'' Special
music.
First, Corner Twentieth and Davenport.
Prank N. l.yuch. I. l Pastor Morning
service. 11:30. Subject. "A Study In
Spiritual Hlolngy." Evening worship, 7:So.
Theme. "A (Juration of Supreme Ini-
fiortance." Sunday school at i.ifi- Kpwoitli
vague meeting at :).
German. Corner Eleventh and Center.
Rev. O. J. Jalser Pastor, Reeidence 10-6
South Eleventh Sunday school at lo.
Frank Meyer, superintendent. Preaching
at 11 and 7:30 by the pastor. Kr worth
league meeting at 7. All Germans are
cordially Invited to attend.
Hanscom Park. Kev. G. B. Crawford.
in mind that there is no such thing as a
"secret cure" for drunkenness, and you are
taking great risk in administering these
remedies.
The institute in this city has been taxed
to its full capacity during recent months,
and to take care of Its increasing number
of patients, a brunch Neal Institute has
been established at tirard Island. NVb., in
charge of lr. William F. Dugan, who is
recognised aa one f thu leading physicians
of this state, where the same treatment
and accommodations can be secured as at
the parent or head Institute in this city.
Adv.
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