Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-09
LAST OF INITIATION NIGHTS.
Only One More Week in Which to Join
Knights Of Ak-sAr-Bsn,
ARRANGEMENTS FOR DAYLIGHT PARADE
Fred miller. who VIII Have Charge
of IL, Calls for Volunteers-LarEe
Crowd at the Den Last
Night.

There is but one more initiation night
at the den Of the knights Of Ak-sar-Bsn
this year. The Board Of Governors hoped
to be able to continue until September 20,
but because OF the early date Of the fret
parade It was found necessary TO drop
this plan and all the work to be done at
Invitations will have to be completed this
week.
The chairman referred to the parsdes
and announced that Philip Miller had been
appointed to take charge of the display Of
the fraternal societies in the daylight pa
rade. Mr.. Miller called for volunteers to
assist In the work and promised one OF the
most attractive daylight parades ever given
by the society. There is still room for
about a dozen volunteers on floats in the
electrical pageant and the chairman, Fred
Metz, desires them to report as soon as
possible, as drills will begin upon the con-
clusion Of the limitations.
The work at the den last night was most
attractive. the principal feature being a
game between AL Sorenson and Beach
Taylor. Both men had many hackers, and
when Mr.. Taylor captured practically all
Of the counters he was wildly cheered,
while even the closest friends Of Mr.. sor-
enson were forced to laugh when he quit
with less tnan naI tue uOuGn lhdb Nhc
y~erlest amateur secured.
w. F. Gurley was the principal speaker
and addresses were made by @. NJ. Hitch
cock and F.. A.. Brogan, while Frank Dun
lop made his final appearance OF the season
in representations, the hit Of the evening
being his representation Of a member of
the Italian band protesting against a re-
cent criticism Of the music rendered by
the band.
out OF Town Visitors.
The following people from out of the
city we're present:
From Nebraska-F. II. Horak of Colon,
Gf SSHsor @ E. s SsTE s OF e fa 8 Clark & Of
Gretna, o, M. Gunnell Of Paxton, O. Kay
ser of Bellevue, J. J. Metzsinger, M. Il
r. B. Weber Of Valparaiso. 6. H.. Car,
michael of PaTnee City, -, Rane 0 81
rey Of 0'Nein, H. @. Thomas and W. Il
swartz of Harvard, ". W: CleYeIah9a' w
H ssnn sGd + p r. L r M2Ad OF Lincoln P 9 +
From 1owa-F. c. Hayward OF Des
Molnes, H. : slipSsr Of BIB Boone on Mon "A
DAMN. w. v. Dorward of Onawa, A. H
Newman OF Cedar Rapids. F. Burchmore
of Dubuque and c. f. Barnard OF Sioux
From wyoming-L NJ. Clayter Of Ervay
Paul Berg Of DeRanch. w. S. Miller aho
D.. Beaton Of Split Rock.
From Missouri-Jeff w. Bedford OF Kinks
vile, ]. P. O'Bear of Kansas City. N. G
Winston, c. H. Pierce, Nelson Hagenauel
and A. Buehier of ST. Louis.
From Colorado. c. Amendt OF George
town and J. F. Kyle Of Montrose,
From Illinois-Joseph Gross, L. F. Hope
r s. Baliman, H. o. Stokes, w. II. New
kall, J. ] Mcfarland, J N. Stewart, F
NJ. Huffman, II K. Freeman and A. J
butcher of Chicago, w. L. Gansutt of Rocf
Island.
nell, M. F. Jones, John N. Hickok. Isaac
Schin, N. Gleick. NJ. J. Rosenthal and Il
B Lond of New York City
William H. Mackie and ]. H. Mettendorl
of Philadelphia, L. X. Carmichael and NJ
c.. King of Spokane, Wash, w. H, Dis
ney of Terry, 8. D., Charles A. Levine O.
Chattanooga, Tenn, e.. ]. Gross of Mil
yankee. w. 8. Jefferson of Cincinnati anC
Captain w. II. Adams of Louisville, Ky.