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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-16
DATES FOR EXAMINATIONS
Kindergarten, Primary ana Grammar,
as Well ms for High school
Teachers Held Next Week.

Teachers examinations are to be held in
Omaha June 21 and 20 at the high
school. Examinations for kindergarten, pri-
nary and grammar grades will be held each
OF the two days. from a. m. to p. m. on
Tuesday, and to p. m. on Wednesday.
Examination for high school teachers will
be held Tuesday and at 1880 a. m. asplr-
ants will meet the committee and select
their subjects. From l to p. m. will be
devoted to the major subject, On Wednes-
day, a. m. to Il m will be devoted to the
optional major subject. and from to 4 D..
IN. the time will be given TO minor subjects.
The Key to the situation-Bee Want AdsI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-16
Bachelors
Tnchers' Certificates.


Anderbery, Christine, Latin mathematics
and German.
Anderson, Selma Sophia. Latin. Greek
and mathematics.
Y Anderson, Ellen Victoria, mathematics
physics and chemistry.
Arends, Lucia Maria, German and Eng
.Arnot, Peorle, English literature and
gIbCtoric.
A Beetiy, Lulu Fay. geography and politI-
Brugger. Mathllde Elizabeth. English lit
erature, German and elocution.
Bryan, Edna Elizabeth, mathematics and
Burke, Marguerite Rose, Latin, German
= ind American history.
Camel, Ellen Elizabeth. Latin, English
/ Carriker, Marie King, European history,
American history and rhetoric.
Compton, Alice Eliza, rhetoric and Eng
fish literature.
Conkling, Fannie Riggs. American his
tory English literature and political
Cook, Myra May, English literature and
American history.
tossler, Lois Beatrice Latin and German.
yum, Mary Alice, American history and
Gehrke, Maggie NJ, p, English literature
and rhetoric
Given blanche Deborah. chemistry. edu-
cation and botany.
llempel, Teresa Edith, Latin ana Greek.
Hole, Katharine, Latin German and Eu-
W
Holmes Rachael Edna mathematics, bot
any and German.
JENNINGS, Beua Luella. Latin. German
and European history.
Hates, Jennie Mae, Latin and English
literature.
kess, Benjamin. t. American history.
political scisnce and German
klmmell Jernie Grace, rhetoric, mathe-
mates and German
kineaide Gertrude, American history,
French and Greek.
Learner, Venus Una, Latin and English
literature.
Bailey, Esther, mathematics and phvsics
Ftllmer, Katherine, English literature
and American history.
llfe, Jessie Alice physics, botany sociol-
Agt and German.
little Katherine, Latin and American
history.
l.uefey, Bertha Musson. chemistry and
mathematics,
Luokey George Paul, physics. math-
Smatios, chemistry and American history.
l.ykke, Helen Anna, American history
and English literature.
MeNelgh, Mabelle Rae, Latin and Ger
man.
Meyer cOralle Henrietta. German and
/. Neale. Bertha. English literature and
American history.
Nelson, Mabel Esther, English literature
ana american history
of,randfr' Ada Emily. German and
Moo Mary Eudora, Latin. German
AMtEcan history and European history
Sokdhf' Elsie X, Latin and German
sanford Jessie Frances, American hls-
Rory herman and political science.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-16
BRICK MAKERS HOSTS
TO LOCAL CONTRACTORS
Headquarters of the Builders Ex-
change Are Turned Into
Banquet Rooms.

Omaha contractors INDUCED in high links
at the rooms of the Builders exchange
Tuesday night as the guests of brick
manufacturers of Omaha. Refreshments
were carried in by hod and wheelbarrow.
John Hussie, c. ]. johnson and I. F.
Balfe made a few remarks 10 the diners
Tho hosts Of the evening were the Smith
Brick company, the Corneer Bros. COM
pany, Omaha Hydraulic Pressed Brick COM
pany. Omaha Brick company. and the
Omaha Brick. Paint and Tile company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-16

The members of the class who will re-
.ceive diplomas or degrees win form in line
at the university campus Thursday morn
ing. The order of march includes the
regents, the chancellor, the deans and the
professors. Before starting for the Audi
ltorium, where the commencement exercises
are to be held, panoramic photograph of
the procession will be taken
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-16
bachelor of Arts

In the college of arts and sciences the
following will get degrees:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-16

Sporting, Blanche Katherine, Latin and
English literature.
fully BSshie b.. elocutlon and political
Van camp, Mabel. physics, chemistry and
Wagner. Katherine Elizabeth, Latin and
Waters, Winifred. Latin. German and
rhetoric.
Weaver, Dorothea. Latin and German.
Wilke, Charlotte, English literature and
| American history.
Williams, Ina Jeanette mathematics,
| European history and German.
| Wilson, Beatrice Susan, Latin, European
| history and German.
Faus. Ruby, English literature, Ameri-
/ can history and German.
! Candidates for Degrees.
! In the college OF engineering the follow
/ ing get diplomas:
Bachelor of Science.
Baumann, Henry Otto, in c. e.
| BOZarth, Walter Nelson, in G. e.
Burleigh, William Henry, in NJ. E.
| Byerts, William Edward, in IL. Il.
Campbell. Robert Erie, In r. T.
Cary, Horace jackson, in 9. Z.
Chalmers, Clinton Harvey, in {. E.
Clarke, Jesse Maynard, in G. Il.
Cochran, Robert Leroy in c. e.
Davis, Gordon Edward In Il. E.
DAWSON, Willard Alton, in c. 4.
Fiske, Harold LaSelle, in 9. b.
French, Gerald Walton in G. r.
Hardin, Charlie Marks, in NJ. Il.
iIuggelund, Leonard Rhoades, in e. E.
Hepperlen, John Albert, in E.E.
Hoge, John Cameron, in E.E.
Huey, George William, in E.E
Hummel, Archie William, in ME.
Huston, Claude Brownell. in E,E.
Johnson Benjamin Parks, I'm E.E.
Jones, Wilbur August, in C.E.
Kunkel, Charles David, in EE.
LaChapelle, Harold Leicester, in L. e.
Ludwick, Karl Lorraine in C.E.
Mason. John Glenn, in CE
Mengel Carl Wayne, in q. e.
Mum, Ohio Nebraska, in C.E.
Newell, Hiram Edgar, in CE.
Nixon, Harry Stilwell, in C.E.
Olson, Oscar Leonard, in C.E
Proyaznik, William Joseph. in C.E
Ryan, Jacob Arthur, in C.E
Schlueter, Hugo Cyrus, in C.E.
Soderberg, Clyde Payne in E.E
Spellmeeyer Carl Frederick, in C.E,
Tatum, Joseph Laurie, in ME.
Thornburg. Charles Ernest, in EE.
| Trude, John Guiles, in E.E.
Van Van Berg, Ora Elmer, IN &c.
Villars, Harry Seward in EE
Vivian, William Talbot, in E.E
| Wenstrand, Ralph Theodore in C.E
Wheelock Frank Oren. in E.E.
White, Vallery, in E.E.
Wohlenberg. Walter Jacob, in ME.
Wolters, Harry Elias, in C.E.
College of Agriculture.
Bishop, Loren Leroy, in Forestry.
Brodrick Carl Alexander, In Technica
Agriculture.
Chase Carl Fred in General Agricul
ture.
Culver. Verne Sanford, in Technical Ae
| riculture.
Greenamyre. Harold Hubert, in Forestry
HofMann, Frederic Wenzl, in Technics
| Agriculture.
Lazo, Mauricio, in General Agriculture
Polleys, Edgar Garwood, in Forestry.
Upson Arthur Thaddeus, in Forestry.
s. College of Medicine.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-16
THE OMAHA BE

1s the most powerful business
getter in the west, because II goes
TO the homes OF poor and rich.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-16
Most Food IL Poison

to the dyspeptic, Electric Bitters cure dys-
pepsia, liver and kidney complaints and
debility. Price toe For sale by Beaton
Orig Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-06-16
GRADUATES OF STATE UNI.
List Of Those Who Will Receive Di-
plomas This Year.
MANY SCHOOLS ARE INCLUDED
Widening Scope of University Evil
denced by Large Number of
Courses Included in
the List.

Following is = list of the graduating
class Of the state university, as passed
upon by the Board Of Regents Tuesday:
Candidates for degrees in graduate col
lege:
Doctor of Philosophy.
Barker, Franklin Davis
Master OF Arts.
Barns, Viola Florence, English literature.
BOOstrom, Emil August, botany
BrcthouNer, Berend John, philosophy.
Chalkiu, Annis sarah, Greek.
Edwards, Ellis, Lincoln, geology.
Eulmer, Clark Adelbert cducauon.'
Guthrie, Edwin T., philosophy.
howard, Frank Elmer, education.
Ingram, Della Elizabeth, botany.
kuck, AurChu, Germanicss
Moore, Emily Gertrude, Gcrmanics.
Nelson, Candis Jane American history.
Minis, MuhClie Zoe, philosophy.
pillaus, Edward Palmer, ethics.
Ryan, Sarah Agnes Germanics.
scott, Robert Douglas, English language
and Literature.
Westsute, Vernon Villas, horticulture.
Williams Cyrus Vance, botany.
bachelor of Arts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-15
CITY HALL JEWELLERS ARE
FORCED TO WALK STAIRS
after Ten Years. Lenlky Ex1s9enoe
the EEevaeszs Finally Re-
fuse On Werl<.

lust as water slowly dripping wears
away the hardest stone" 30 water slowly
dripping viii IN time empty the largest
tank Tia hydraulic elevator tanks. in the
city hail hare. Ascending co Secretary Bur
CESS az the Board Of Education. been Leak
ing Tor AZ least ten years Thursday they
burst out with a FINAL splash, flooded al
the school supplies and the elevator servirs
gave up the ghost City officials who need
the sWiftness OF the elevators 10 get to
their Offices before tnay close up had 70
walk and ala afternoon tna landings we're
covered with discouraged and fatlgusd
clerks. City hail people ars NOT accustomed
10 physical exartl0n- Secretary Burgess has
made complaints before in regard 70 the
IenEing Of the elevator tanks and the coun-
Gil has recently appnsprtated B,0oa Tar re-
pairs hut tie limit OK tbs macniherv's pa
saanea had been reached and Il refused "a
wait any longer for rest. Several offices
On thu upper nocrz we're closed altogether
because their patrons refused % mount the
steap pathways,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-15
TAX RATE IS OUTRAGEOUS
SAYS WILL HERDMAN
Former Assiatant City Attorney Says
IT is Due to Delayed
water RsntaIs.

The existing situation is not promising,
and in some respects ID OUTRAGEOUS" said
VIII Hsrdman. formerly assistant city at
toruey. speaking Of the increase of taxes in
Omaha
1T largely comes from thu fact that
hydrant rentals we're not paid for years.
and then heavy Isvies have 70 be made
under Judgments with intsrest added. That
one thing probably adds 20 per cent to
the city tax. and other elements ara enter
ing in which look az II an even higher rate
viii have TO be made. The Water board
wants the limit and l note The city council
has also certified its levy for a million.
when the occupation taxes were levied
on the public services corporations every
body understood the amount raised in that
way would very likely be deducted from
the next levy, but the taxpayers find that
Is not the case and the resulting levy for
general purposes will be as high. IL not
higher. instead OF being lower
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-15
Orphans Invade
Manawa Park
At Annual Picnic Given by K. Of CT
They Have ia Be Pried Off
Msrry-Go-R0und.

TWENTY-FIVE auu0mobues filled with the
happiest children in Omaha drove through
the city Thursday morning headed for
Lake Manawa The little orphans frnm
the St James institution at Benson were
being given their annual outing By the
Knights OF Columbus.
Buys and girls were packed Eve and
seven and eight In each touring car All
we're waving small United States flags and
cheering at rl1e top OK their voicez. A
quiet faesd nun OF two sat in each car
% keep the small picniciers from falling
cut through too exuberant activity.
The grounds and concessions ar the re-
sort were turned over 70 the children on
arrival by william p Byrne. manager OF
Lake ALanaRa- Some small boys and Etria
spent nearly all the morning ON the ROLES
constar. others had To be pried of ths
merry Eo-round while others flied the
stating rink and nearly swamped the min,
iature railroad
The picnickerS were provided with bid
meals at moan an at D. m, consuming
hundreds OF fried chickens and watermelon
almost By the ton. some OF the childrsE
listened to tins band in the afternoon, hui
most OF them preferred 70 ride on ona Oh
another OF the concession thriIiers.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-15
StoeCker Hands
Dictator Bryan
Singing Rebuke
Bryan Sends Letter by Mistake and
is Answered by a Fierce
Uall-D0wn.

Dictator Bryan. DosH OK uns GsmOcratc
yirty nas been addressing circular letters
% nisn0urs OK the leg.sialurs. aaiilng tnsin
~ hsip Ann wr1ts countg opraon mt0 the
-emUcra.4e sI-iaa piaI4arm ai.u ~ mIsttAe
sent one 80 hou. ztOerker "a tiie lLts Doug
- aeiesatIun wnlcn mas arasH lurtn tlilz
are.
JaaAT3-A. Men,. July II. lsl--SaOn. ". ..
~ aAA. L-iiC0i4a, as.D4. De..r sfr-A nAsa
ss.gfe geur ls.Isr saaasst Saty {, a.a-
a. Sa-ss-d ~ laiu, li ~nlcii Juu a. SO Upun
% slFs nls p1Ia.sflaa all=-.llUtf 20 3Ytar
aiistruot-0na a. aus es.laaIs uareialny Lliu
CHARACTER uf canuaoal.1s tor tts Iegsaattua q,
tllalr unly lliusu ~ao. 0ealeNe IA your
tlisoriss snouId ne sent "a conventions anl,
esNlarures let me ash yuu a. yuo ars A
OF aeeusy Does your past rscord wiir-
r@l6 yOu % answer suen gslssuon m the
arflfInuuveg
II you were / might give year letter
sumo c8nsiocrar10n. All OK chose Eucalied
paramount issues which you personally
forced upon the democratic party have
never ulateriaiizad or hoHn succesarli--
paramount issues for personal purposes
only and 20 reach the end desired BY you.
no IN the world gives you such Per
mlakinnI
Haven't the right as an American cir-
gan % my own npiniunsZ
Who gives you rna rlghe 10 ahackla ny
thoughts and force yours upon me2
~ you were man OF desus like our nuns
sanators your mama in your statement No.
> VINO Wef0 auEUeaNAlt eutf-&uA
good laws and repeating several bad ones.
tin thair iudgYuenrl you might presume
do not need any one 10 guide me. as
am man Of aga and marured AZ 70 tins
Last named Men OF Deeds I remind you
thut they were chosen by the majority n
voters who gave their oppression az the
polls Il you Insult the nine senator's you
grossly Insult the voters who elected them,
Cor tha voice OF tho people rs Gods voice.
I admit that people have made mistakes
&C times at the elections. f0u have made
mistakes and I have made mistakes. But
ona thing I am sure OF Is that the people
did not make a mistake when they refused
20 elect you president OF this country
believe IN the right Of the psupie 10 rule
= Watching your maneuvering since the
last defeat I feel sure that no man has
more ambition 10 dictate than you
The test OF democracy B not only
whether the people vote. but whether the
people rule. Respectfully,
WI srOECKER
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-15
Must Pay Debts
or Go to Jail
Judge Munger Orders Fremont
Butcher to iquidats OF
Suffer.

Harry David Cohen. a Fremont butcher,
who has recently filed a petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States court. dis
uict OF Nebraska, must turn over property
alleged to sEva bean seqIssstered or go tn
TAIL
Judge Munger has confirmed a finding
made by Raferes In Bankruptcy J. A c.
Kennedy to the above effect. It In the first
order Of the sind made in this Jurisdiction
since the present bankruptcy act went into
effect in 1883
Referees Kennedy found that within a
very short time befors filing his petition
Cohen had ordered bills Of goods from
Omaha 1obbers, also that the goods had
been turned into ezsn and the. pr0Ceeds
put out OF sight Then il was that the order
to produce or go to fail was made. The
order cuntemplares the return TO the assets
OF Approximately Sl00e. but much more il
said 20 be rightly due tha estate Cohen viii
have reasonable time. probably ten days.
in which 10 respond 70 the order OF the
referee.
Omaha merchants. IN common with others.
believe they have bean worked more OF
loss BY men who have purchased goods.
disposed OF them and then taken the bank
ruptcy cure The Cohen case developed
some features that led his creditors to be-
lieve he had not treated them fairly and
Referee Kennedy made an official investi-
Cation, with the result stated.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-15
Lewis Offers to
Meet Blackburn
nsmoeratis Candidate Would Serve
as Opponent in GrueIling Pc
HtieaI Debate.

The lost art uf oratory il to be revived.
g. Arion lewis. democratic eandldhte tor
ths congressional nomination. deapairing at
ieaat u ever getting hts own rivals IN the
dsn.ucrn0ic party into a ininr debate, haa
looEad abaut him and finding Tom Black
BURN u the republican camp anxious Cor a
trial o. strength has mads tne announce
n1eat that ha VIII argue win Mr. Black
burn on the public platform any question or
set AZ Questions. Ar. Lewis VIII make only
ono eondlrion. ne says. AID that Is that
Mr. blackburn pay for the hail
Lewis has thrown challenge after chal-
Isaga AZ tha head OF DUMMY. LaSeck.
stcecker Flchartg and Hitcne0cl. But they
refnsa TO be embrpiled. HiackDnrn has
thrown dawn the gauntlet 70 JadEs sutton
nepehtadly. but without success Neither
aas been ahie 90 GEE a rgns AZ any odds
vita ms own competitors. Now Lewis
says he intends 70 mix n with Blackburn.
4 ne returns ne dsfl. upon any ~abiect On
.ha list
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-15
Governor IS IN
=, a Smiling Mood
Says He Expects Democratic C0nyen-
ton 70 Endorse His Ad-
minatration.

Governor Shallenberger was IN Omaha
Thursday. ON his way % address, the demo-
cratic county convention at Blaire in the
,Eternoon.
Il think the convention VIII indorse Shall
enberger and tha stats administration. .
laid the governor. smiling in the gnnsrous
ashton that distinguishes him.
or the possibilities at Grand Island, the
xDvernor remarked that he did not care
o mako any further declaration than he
rad Recently, In mis- formal statement
or course. We have a little friendly
controversy on hand he said. with a nacs
serious az an end mans. hui perhaps the
republican brethren viii also have q few
Ines Of sntAnslensnG TO break through
n ths stats convention At Lincoln"
Then the governor driftsd to q good
uararsd discussion OF the general situation
N tina state. underlying which was the
thrught that Mayor Dahiman is not likely
% get all the votes east in tne primary
In fact that hs may tan short OF a major
ltys "An things ara possible. you know, =
said the governor. as his smile aGain hove
lnt0 view.
Anything doing in the claym0re Inns
concerning the liquor situation In Omaha
GOVERNOR
NO. not az present The Iertsr Of N,
chief or police was eha last nave, In whioi
he asked Cor evidence. BY the way. tai
letter writing appearz 10 be getting ex
trornely fashionable" said his exceilency
In fact appears 70 % catching. To 50 any
where We nearly always have to pas
ssirungh Omaha. you know, and We uia TN
city hence my presence az tais time. Jus
passing through 20 Blair. ana have has
to rs4neat that they excuse mo Tor beini
iata. as I misunderstood tas train seized
Ma
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-15
To Save Jail
Apostles Leave
Bearded Preachers Are Released from
Jail in Interests of Other
Prisoners.

Expressing an interest in the comfort ana
welfare OF prisoners in the city and county
fail. Judge Crawford Thursday morning
discharged the three svangelists vino had
been arrested On Douglas street the night
before
Sergeant Samuelson testified he came
upon the trio while they were in the midst
OF disturbing argument on Douglas street
He said one was arguing ON the trinity
Of God. one loudly kept prociaimIng On
the Moses interview with Pharoah. and the
third was shouting = vindication OF John
the Baptist.
The defendants were Bert Fishery,
Charles McIiwrAfh and J. r. simpson and
three very long. untrimmed boards. Judge
Crawford told the 0Utfit "a so foEtn and
preach the gospel tn the whole world inside
or q hail. and % cease arguing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-15

Safety Deposit Vaults Watched BY
Men with Eeavy Weapons.
CITY NATIONAL Is MOVING
Large Vaults Are OfferiR@ q Hard
Propssftish 90 Those Undertat-
Ina 20 Move Theu--soEtd
Maaa.n Of sreeI-

-Four staiwsvt men. armed with rsvoivers
and snwsd-0tf shotguns are sitting in a
small room az the City Mammal bank keep-
ing day and night guard over the safety
deposit boxes Of the banA- The banks vault
IN being taken down preparatory 70 re-
moval 10 ne new building az Sixteenth and
darney streets and instead of steel walls
human guards ara booking after the private
boxes
Meantime me banks avn cash and Sc
curities repose IN two small manganesa
safes rented Tor the purpose
In the new bank building a score o. work.
men are busy Installing the new vault
This viii be a structure Of concrete and
steel lSx2lxs feet On Ji1e inside measure
ments Its base viii be composed OF eight
feet u solid conerats ana railroad ties
which Il would take weeks 70 bore through.
The vaalt itsalf VII, be tw9 feet thick be-
sides the steel lining OF manganese steel.
1T II being oulit to Withstand anything
and everything" said President John Flaex-
mot only burglars are % be guarded
against. but las chance Is being taken BY
bankers nowadays against vaults being
looted in tine 0f riot or revolution
Movtns the Vaulr-
Other worklnen are having tough 1oD
taMinH apart the vault WliGA STATUS ~ N-to
old home Of the City Nauonai bank This
il to be removed and set up in the main
bank r00m OF the new quarters and VII
0e used 70 hold current cash.
II is constructed in sectlUns OF manganese
steel and IL 3xisxs feet. The several sec
tons OF manganese steel ars linked TO-
ssther on the inside by steel hoops aDou'
the size and shape OF a coupling pin. IheS
were put On AZ white heat and suddenly
cooled 50 thar pryins them OF is hard
task. taxing several hours for each Ina
and there are 100 or more OF these 81
cooling and contracting. these links brought
the several sections Of the vault 50 close
t0gether mat the vault became enc solid
piece OF manganese steel. mass which
no tool cuuld out. so tough that brsak@gS
Is almost impossible.
"A cannon ball tired square at tde side
said President FlAck. might be imbedded
In the walls. but IL would not crack MOI
Smarter them"
The bank has a good many thousand dol.
lars in cash 70 move when the time comes
10 new quarters. and il viii probably cal
upon an express company to do this. Elk
press companies have wagons built fol
the purpose and tins transfer can be accom-
piishsd in a short time. The City Nauona
will probably move into the new building
August L.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-15
BIG PICNIC F0a ELMWooD
west Eeavenwsrth eKab ArEangss fer
Grand ODeninw to PabIae "a
PretfV PnrN

Through arrangements by the West
LezTenworth club. an enormous basket pic
mic viii be held AZ ElmwOod park On the
occasion OF the opening OF the new ear
line to the park. The club appointed A
committees OF i've. in the course OF It's
meeting Wednesday night. 70 carry cut
the plans and management OF the picnic.
II il announced thar the public OF Omaha
south Omaha. Benson. Floranrs and ali
the surrounding territory lB invitad to
attend rhs affair There viii be music.
games. athletic sports and considerable
to eat al the picnic.
rhoss who form the committee On ar
rangements are; s. AriSn Lewis. John VIA
Ter. Norris Tsrklesen. ]. W. Johnson and
Frank Marshall. The PARK covers an area
OF 20i acres and ls SITUATED At Sixtistk
aud LeavanWOrth streets.
rhs street car raas 70 the park viii soon
ba compIeted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-15
KANSAS JUDGE IS IN TOWN
For First Tine IN Lkes Judge John c.
PoLtoek PASSES n Day In
Omaha

Judge John c. Pollock Of the federal bench
IN Kansas was m Omaha Thursday as a
guest OF ". H LoomiH. general solicitor
Of the Cninn Pacific. whOsa personal
friend he has hesn Tor a number OF years
40 was entertained az hlnch az ths Omaha
club.
4 came 70 Omaha On private businesa %
said Judge Puliock. ~sincs I had never
spent a whole day in Omaha berore. I
decided % watt az least that long before
I went back % Kansas City"