Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-05

High School Cadet Battalion, Captain
Stogsdall, Commanding.
THIRD DIVISION.
Chief Salter, Marshal
Silver City, Ia, Band.
Omaha Fire Department.
FOURTH DIVISION.
C, H. T, Rlepen. Marshal.
Valentine (Neb) Band.
Major General John T. Yates Woodmen OF
the World, and Stan.
Camp No. 2, W. o; w, Sioux City.
Camp No. $50, Omaha
Camp No "a, Omaha.
Camp No. IA, Council Bluffs.
Alpha Camp, Omaha
Camp No. 1885, Yates Guards.
Boys of woodcraft.
Tecumseh Band.
Ancient Order United Workmen.
Lodge No. 49, Omaha.
Lodge No. 1853, North Omaha.
Patten Lodge No. 173 degree crew.. Omaha.
Modern Woodmen of America Teams.
Camp No. 100, Omaha. 70
Kennard tNeb;l Camp No. iS47.
Lincoln camp No No. i sss5. Lincoln.
Benson Camp. Benson.
B, & M Camp No, 27S2, Omaha.
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Mo nsrs Te a1so Of 81 J9ssPh Nina % sh
Canton Ezra Miiiard, I. 8. o. F.
bohemian Lazy turner's.
Clan Gordon OF the Scottish Clans.
Camp Bohemia No. 945, Royal Neighbors
Degree Team Success Lodge Royal
Achates, South Omaha (FloaD.
Travelling Mems Protective Association.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Dimmick's Band.
Ak-Sar-Ben.
The parade moved promptly at 2:S0 o'clock
p. m. from Sixteenth and lizard streets,
south to Howard street, east on Howard
to Fifteenth, north on Fifteenth TO Douglas,
east on Douglas to Tenth, south on Tenth
to Farnam, west on Farnam to Nineteenth,
south on Nineteenth to Harvey, east on
Harvey to Sixteenth, where the parade
was dismissed.
PriEes Given by knights.
Prizes given by the knights Of Ak-sar-
Ben,for the day parade:
Glass l. Drill teams In uniform coming
greatest distance, first prize, Moila temple
Mo, $50; second prize. Woodmen of the
J, W. Wishman, $50; third prize, Modern
Woodmen of America, camp No. 1896, Lin
coin, Captain c. r. Walter. $50.
Glass 2. Drill team in uniform from out;
side Omaha. South Omaha and Council
first prize Modern Woodmen OF America,
camp No. 266. Lincoln, Captain c. z.
Walter, $50; second prize. Modern WOodmen
OF America, camp No. l341, Kennard, Neb.,
Captain H. c. Blair, $40; third prize, Mod
ern WOodmen of America, camp No. 1904
Benson, Captain III, c. Armstrong, $780,
fourth prize, Woodmen of the World, camp
No 2. Sioux City, Captain ]. w. Weisman'
$40.
Glass g. Drill teams from Omaha, South
Omaha and Council Bluffs presenting the
finest appearance, hrst prize, Modern
Woodmen OF America, camp No. 100,
Omaha, Captain IL. G. Martin, $50; second
prize Woodmen OF the World, camp No.
Ia, Council Bluffs. Captain Fred Cardy, Jr.,
$40; third prize. High School cadets, Omaha,
$780, fourth prize Ezra Millard canton, No.
/, Omaha, Captain j. II. Cooper $40.
Class 4. Lodge presenting the most
unique costumes, twenty members or more,
first prize, Boys OF WoOdcraft, camp No.
l. Omaha, Captain h. H. Sisson, SO.
Class s. Regular drill team with greatest
number of men and women on floats, first
prize, Royal Achates, Omaha, $50.
Class g. Drill team of men and women
on floats presenting the most unique de-
sign and arrangement, first prize, Royal
Neighbors of America, Omaha, $50.
class I. Best ladies' drill team, first
prize, Bohemian Lady Turner's, Omaha, $50.
Glass s. Best girls drill team, hrst prize,
Bohemian Girl Turner's, Omaha, $40.
Signed NJ Gray Zaiinski, major and
quartermaster United states Army; David
l.. Stone, captain Twenty-second Infantry
William d. Doanel captain and acting
Judge advocate. United States Army
Judges.