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Two Plays Given at
University of Omaha
Tho suffrage piny, "How the Vote
Won." riven by the students of tho I'n
verslty of Omaha last evening, prou
to1 be a, success from every standpoiR
All members of the cast acquitted them
selves creditably.
Another short play, "A Propowil Under
nitflcultles," also rom h creditable
hovvliiK before Ilia large crowd. So s
ml songs by the Mhm quartet and music
ider the direction of Will ltethcrlniston
ted In tho Intervals. Tho cast tor the
ays were as follows:
HOW TllK VOTE WAS WON."
Horace Cole Howard Iunh.un
Kthel Cols, his wife Hertle Hn.u
Affatha, his sister . .. ..Olga Anriermin
Mollle. his niece Kthel Hathl.'
Mautlc, hla cousin Myrlo Otfnmti
Madame Christine, his cousin
.... Mildred Jones
Aunt Dixie, his ni'nt . Minnie .lohnsi) i
lilllle. the maid Marion IVnri-A 1
Uerald Williams .... Hoy H. Hreenlin
rtlimKAti V.NDEll DllVIl 11.
TI15S."
IVirolhv Andrews taurn fra
Hob Yardly tlck llloh. r ls
Jennie1 Helen Joht.soti
Jack Harlow Henry Sclteor
Culls from the Wire,
for wealthy residents of Ogdcn, 1 tab
last fall wcjr reiinrted yesterday by thj
Ogdcn fdt,V-al grand Jury.
It would, be better to leave the present
anti-truss statute unchanged than to risk
losing the advantage gained through
years ef. Judicial Interpretation, in the
opinion of William H. Tatt, as expressed
In his closing lecture heforo the law
school ot the Vnlverslty of Minnesota,
at Minneapolis yesterday
Six Indictments In. connection with the
blnckmallim; tasca which caused terror
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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BKK: MAlU'll 122, 1914.
toti t
TtxJ. Howell
Ot Auditing Committee.
AFFAIRS ATJOUTH OMAHA
Mayor Hoctor Issues Proclamation
Urging Church Attendance.
ASKS EVERYBODY TO TAKE PART
Dedication of Sew Methodist Church
Will Take Place In Week, Cotn
, mtttee Ilelne nt Work Now
ArravgtnK Fronrmn.
Mayor Thomas Hoctor has placed his
approval upon the "go-to-church" inovo
for next Sunday. Not that the mayor
lias oven intimated there la need of such
-ai thins In the Maglo City, but merely
to be In tune with tho progress of events.
A number of tho clergymen of the city.
Including Dr. It I "Wheeler, pastor of
tho First Presbyterian church, have an
nounced special services for tho occasion.
Mayor Hoctor yesterday issued a proc
lamation calling on the people to attend
church next Sunday. Follows tho text
of the mayor's proclamations
To the Peoplo of South Omaha, Neb.:
Greeting The Idea seems to prevail
thrmio-linnt thn United States at this time
that too few of our people observe the
third commandment by attending re
ligious services on the Sabbath day and
hear the word of God, and, as there Is
a general movement throughout tho coun
try that tho peoplo more fully observe
this law by going to church on Sunday,
and. our city being one to lead, rather
than follow In all good things, and" as
"It Is a holy and, 'Wholesome thought to
pray for tho dead," so is It soothing' to
our. conscience arid balm to our soul to
observe the law df God.
Therefore, I, Thomas,, Hoctor, mayor
ot the city of South Omaha, most ear
nestly request tho people of this great
city, whether Jew qt Christian, to lead
In this movement and on'Sunday,. March
22, 1914. repair to your places .of worship",
listen' to the word of God from the Hps
of your minister and observe It. Your
selves, your neighbors and 'our city will
bo the better for It.
THOMAS HOCTOR. Mayor.
rrDoc Ke'tpi la Limelight..
It-Spay be that, feouh. Omaha -win be
lost?io the Bryaii -"vine bfi'the Jfremo.-
cratlc) party because of -the alleged 'slight 1
done to Southvpmab'aeiqocrats. vtyen
tho name of none of. their Valiant ora
tors, or colonels appeared among the lift
of speakers at tno Bryan, birthday ban
quet Thursday. "Doc"' JTanner, who Is
always on hand; with : the words of
weighty wisdom and rally round tho party,
of Jefferson and .Bryan 'Bff, was at the
banquet, but somehow ',Doo" was not
called upon to .unbosom himself of a
message that might havo' added to the
now freedom. Doc says nothing, ot
course, but-his friends Want to know
why ' and wherefore outh Omaha was
nob. recognised. t not in" "Doc," then
tn some other' stalwart candidate for the
postofflce.
However, TJqc" Is not a dead' ono yet
and after firing a broadside at Gov
ernor Morchead arid his policy of watch
ful ; watting for renomlnatlon or Johnny
Magulre's Washington, shoes, "Doo" was
on hand with bells on tor the meeting
of the Legislative league, at Lincoln last
night
Nerv Society Formed.
Wednesday evening at the residence. of.
SMr.'and Mrs. George Fogle, 131 Forty
F first street, with the. assistance of Rev.
H. K. P. Cornish of Ralston and West
Side Methodist Episcopal churches, 'an
Interdenominational Sunday school was
organized. This Sunday school will have
Its 'first service at the hall on Fory-flrst
and Q streets on April & at 10;30 o'clock
All Proestant people" of West Bide and
vicinity not attending elsewhere are' In
vited to attend this Sunday school. The
following officers were elected; A. L.
Henry, superintendent; C. Woods, assist
ant 'superintendent; G. W. Marble, sec
retary; Miss Mary Marshall, librarian;
Mrs. W. C Chance, treasurer, and Miss
Hazel Fogle, pianist.
At the "same time and place a Ladles'
, Aid society was organized with the fol
lowing officers; President, Mrs. George
Marble; vice president, Mrs. Marshall;
secretary, Mrs. Chance; treasurer, Mrs.
George Fogle.
This society will hold its first meeting
next Tuesday afternoon at the home ot
Mrs.- Fogle.
Mrs. J. P. Ilndelaou Dies.
Mrs. James P. Hudelson died Friday
morning at her late residence, 1213 North
Twenty-fourth street. Mrs. HudeUcn
was "81 years of age and was a resident
ot South Omaha for eighteen years. Mm.
Hudelson is the mother of Mrs. L. F,
Ktter, write ot L. F. "Otter, superintendent
ot mail In South Omaha. Funeral serv
ices will be held from the residence Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. J. W.
Klrkpatrlck officiating. Interment In
Laurel Hill oemetery. Mrs. Hudetscn
leaves two sons and two daughters, Miss
Margaret Hudelson, Sirs. L. F. Ktter,
Messrs. Harry Hudelson and Frank Hud
elson, Sacramento, Cal.
Alnglc City Gossip.
Office space f6r rent In Bee office, 2318
N street Terms reasonable. Well known
location. Tel. South 27.
The Royal Neighbors are going to give
a card party on next Thursday afternoon
at tUo Independent Order ot Odd Fellows'
hall.
Mrs. Thomas P. Smith, who underwent
a sever surgical operation at the South
Omaha hospital is reported to be slowly
recovering.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Methodist church will bold a rummage
sale on April z. i tB location ot the sale
will be announced later.
Members of the South Omaha aerie will
meet at the Eagles' home tomorrow of tor
noon at 1:80 o'clock to attend the 'funeral
ot the late Jacob J. Kaufman, a former
member or tne loage.
Ruben Crippcn, ageJ 71 years, of Fort
D.T. Kneza.cheh
Ot Reception Committee.
Crook, Neb., died last Wodncsday after
noon after a eeVero stroke of paralysis.
Tho funeral was held yesterday afternoon
ul I. a Platte, Nob., the Key. Main oiu
clating. A varied program of music, dancing and I
boxlru: was civen last night by the local
nerle uf Eagles. The local aerio has pro
pared a regular program that will con
tinue weekly .tor many weeks, it is sain.
Jacob J. Kaufman, aged 48 years, died
last Wednesday evening of tuberculosis
at his home. 1625 M street. The funeral-
will bo held at the home this afternoon at
2 o'clock. Rev. Schaffe officiating. Inter
ment will be made at Laurel Hill ceme
tery.
Tho Ancient Order of Hibernians will
meet this morning at the St. Mary's
school. Thirty-sixth and U streets, at 8:15
o'clock to attend the funeral of Brother
Patrick Bcarr. from the residence. S03G Q
street to St. Agnes' church and thence to
tno St. Mary s cemetery.
A commltteo Is working on a special
program for the dedication of the new
Methodist Episcopal church at Twenty-
fifth and E streets. The inner part of
the church will be completed ana ready
for uso a week from tomorrow, At pres
ent tho Sunday school and church serv
ices aro being held In the basemont of
tho now building.
Church Services.
Lefler Memorial Methodist EDlsconnl.
Edwurd A. Smith, Minister Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Enworth league at
6.45, led by Gladys Schmidt. Preaching
at 7.30. Subject, "A Lesson in Gospel
i.isni.
United Presbyterian, Twenty-third and
H Public service, 11, Rev. John Ferguson
of Monmouth. Hi., will nreach. Sabbath
school, 9'45, R, J, Robertson, superin
tendent xoung reopie's unnsuan union
prayer meeting. e:su.
Reverend John G. Abler, pastor of the
First Christian church will hold a spe
cial service for men at tho morning
service on Hunuay. ins suDiect win be;
"Men of America for the Man of Gal-
lllee." At 7.30 the subject will be: "The
ngnt ror a crown."
Methodist Episcopal, Twenty-third and
E Street. Rev. J. W. Klrkpatrlck, Pastor
Preaching ,at 11 and 7:30 by tho pastor.
Subject for the morning sermon, "Is o.
Revival ot Religion Worked Up or Sent
iiownr- anu tor tno evening sermon is,
"The Great Dynamic of Christianity."
Sunday school at. 9:43, and the Epworth
league at 6:45. The; choir XUrnlsh.es. spe-
ciai musio programs every sunaay even
Ins;. Evervbodv welcome.
First Presbyterian, Twehty-thltd'jphd
u tne uo-to-cnurcn-program. .uidio
tiohool In all departments at 9:45. sham.
Musld by orchestra. Morning preaching
m n aopic, -in tne last juouri ot jus
tice, In the judgment Day, and, , the
Opening, .pf the Books." Revelation -22.12.
Dr. Wheeler will also lead the Christian
Endeavor senior service at .6:30, .and give
a Lenten address at 7:30. Music by the
cnorus cnoir. '
K Streets-, Rev. 8. it. Yeriart,' Ph. D..
Pastor Sunday school at 9:45. Church
service at 11. Tho sermon will be by
Rev. W. H. Peery, D. D., president , of
tue iuiuianu college ot Atcmson, jvuii.
uomirmation class at .
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For tho joint benefit ot the Christian
Endeavor society of the Clifton Hill Pres
byterian church and of the mission work
of the Young Women's Christian asso
ciation Fellowship club the latter orga
nization gave a largely attended enter
tainment in the auditorium of the Ne
braska Bchool for the Deaf last evening.
A burlesque presentation of happening's
In a country store and postofflce wu
given. -
Tne act was originally staged by uood-
wal Dickerman and Carl Abbott and
itarry Plerson of his school of acting
took parts in the cast. All the other
characters in the playlet were acted by
members of the Fellowship club Including
the Misses:
Winnie Swenson, Clara Glesen,
Gerda Swenson, Sigrld Henrlcksou.
Kunice Johnson, Lottie Qehrus,
Carrie Nagl, Esther Nordeen,
Anna Johnson. Mlnnto Gtesen.
Ruth Anderson, Ruth Dutcher,
ttuen EriCKson. Anna Erlckson.
miss Gladys Bishop was the soloist of
the evening.
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