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County President-Hugh J. Donnelly,
Division No; I, Anoka-Pres., John Ca
Anola, MINI; Rec. Sec. Chas. E: Green,
Anolla. Mimi; Treas, John Ward An.
Okla, MINI; Medical Exam, Or. A. r.
Sunday of month. in Grand Army hall,
AnOka, MINI.
BIG STONE COUNTY.
County President. M. ]. Mcdonnell.
Division, No /, Graceville-Pres., P. H.
Sec. Thos: o'Donovan; Fin: Sec. and and
ms. Sec, NJ. j. Mcdonnell: Treas, VIM.
Cregan: Med. Exam, DR.. Randall, Meet
Thursday of month at Groves hall.
BLUE EARTH COUNTY.
County President, Robert Madigan,
Eagle Lake, MINI.
Dyisi iord5 No. IS BY. grss
Sec, c. Fitzgerald, $50 $. Front; ms rs,
R. coughlan. III N. Second. Meetings
Thursday at X. of G. hall, Mankato.
ID, DIVISION No Mu 2 Ma Madison s4aai Lake-Diy
Rec. Sec. W. A; Lyons, Madison Lake;
Fin. sec T. M MsGrath M Madison Lake.
Med. Exam. c. e Rigelow, Madison
fourth Sundays of month at A. o. H.
''''' 81 CROW WING COUNTY.
County President Jas. Cullen. Brain
Division No I. Bratnerd-Div. Pres,
pres. B. c. McNamara. Brainerd
Foth No aas Mnn f ns ssec
]. j. Nolan, Brainerd, Mimi: Treas,
Elm rq pn secora ee Mnn io, Med
first and third Wednesdays at Elks
man, n... 5 RAK{9TA COUNTY 6 ! w..
s'1 B4,;'s% nj !. Hsf'fnss Pres
F Fn s ses Z Ha astnEs MINI MINI
ms. Sec; NJ. o,BrieG H. Hastinss' MINI: !;
fourth Thursday at A. o. U. W. hall
HENNEP1N COUNTY.
a5S Gogr1 S aYe So 4ae PTsa
v. H; Donahue, 400 Temple ar51 Court; Fin.
Rec Rec. sec se Muicahy Y25o 5' 9Th ax St. Il
E.: County Treas. John Moran, sos 27th
ave: n: r.: Chaplain, Rev. ]. Harrington.
W. p'y Mogan NO sa5s ssR RSs s. VICE
pres, F. F. Jordan. Pig Emerson Ave.
N; Rec. Sec, Thos. O'Neill. 2429 llth
Ays s k he S ee lns Sec pnsey M 2ss
6 GSsn :t rs !Sss Ave s. M Mssss
c. =. Henry. Donaldson Bldg; James
Hynes, list Ave. s. and Washington.
Meetings held on first Sunday after.
noon and third Thursday evenings, each
month, at 243 Nicollet Ave.
piyisiSn No: 2, IN Minn 1fS Ee,
Pes PT M John Mason; sls sixth ill., Aye; n.
S.; Fin. Sec. James Kelly. 2a25 18th
Ave. S.; ms. Sec. James Kelly. 1925 18th
Tvndale Ave. S.; Med. Exams, DIS
Myym.nhv and Hynes. Meetings held on
first Sunday and third Thursday of
month at Richmond hail. Sd Ave- and
5th st. $.
Division No. 5, Minneapolis-Ples..D D.
Hadley. 1882 Sth st. y. F.; Vice Pres.
j. J. Gleason, 11O1 Washington St. N.
ssn S.: N n E.; r Fin H. sss; e.: Bugan.
81 SSi st th Ave. n: E: Treas', S. J eifer
les. SIT I'd ST. ". E.: Med. Evans, R.
i. Phelnn, 3'l 9Th Ave. N. E.: r. P.
O'Brien, 701 4th st. N. e. Meetings held
on first Sunday and third Monday at
A. O. u. w. hall, 229 Central Ave.
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NATIONAL oFFIcERs-LADl
AUXILIARY

:. National President-Mrs. Anna G. Ma
lia,- Scranton, Pa.
National Vice President-Mrs. Mary
MCCARTHY, Westfield, Mass.
NATIONAL Secretary Mrs. Louise Du
Ross, Clinton, N. Y.
National Treasurer-Mrs. Mary B. Da-
ley, Minneapolis. MINI.
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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
y, MORAN. Washington, D. c.
6FDMARD +. McCRYSTAL New York.
KEY. JOHN d. KENNEDY, Danbury
JOHN J. oMEARA. Butte, Mont.
y. j. FOY, Perth, Ont.
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A. 0. \. DIRECTORY.

Ar NATIoNAL OFFICERS.
Mass. Az -
LANES MES ]. REGAIN, N. v. p, st. Paul,
'qaN T; McGINNIS, N. S., Scranton,
'ofiN QUINN, N. T., Joliet, III.
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OFFICERS OF THE a. o. H. DIvI.
SIoNs AND TIME AND PLACE
OF MEETINGS.
ANOKA COUNTY

ANOKA COUNTY.
County President-Hugh J. Donnelly,
Anoka.
Division No. 1, Anoka-Pres., John Ca
sey, Anoka. Mimi; Vice Pres, Leo Ward,
Anoka, Mimi; Rec. Sec. Chas. E. Green,
Anoka, Mimi; Fin. Sec, James McArdle,
Anoka, Mimi: ms. Sec, James McArdle,
Anolsa. Mimi; Treas. John Ward, An
Okla, Mimi; Medical Exam, DIR. A. r.
Caine. Meetings. are held on the second
Sunday Of month, in Grand Army hall,
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

S. 1st ST.
Division No. 1, stillwater-Pres.. Mary
Curley. n. 4th St.; Vice Pres, Mary
Fitzgerald, S. list ST.: Rec, Sec. Eta
beth McLeer, 903 w. Willard St.: Fin
Sec. and ms. Sec, Mary Nolan. s. 81
St, Treas. Sara Curley, N. 4th St:
Sydney Bolyn, Turner Blk. Meetin1..
held on second and fourth Mondays al
Hibernian hall. 10 Chestnut d
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BIG STONE COUNTY.
Graceville. ' Aet'" hhol iiei
Division No: 1. Graceville-Pres.. Mrs.
sra Ssace Nay, R1ay; Vice Pres, Mrs. Moran; Rec
Sec Sec. Miss Margaret Costello: Treas,
yrs; stella Brennan; Med Exam, Dr.
Pa w: randall: Meetings held on second
hall. W ''4oA4t1 !" Sio"eS
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LADIES' AUXILIARY
BLUE EARTH coIrNT

(.o,,.tI0E EARIH COUNTY.
Namara. 1 - "'1'e'''io "Ao@
~; Division No. 1, Madison Lake, Mimi
by pae. Pres., Mrs. Mary Mccarthy; Vice
MRS MIS- pr MRS; Bridget Smith; Rec. Sec.
mRargaret Murphy; ms. Sec, Mrs Jane
~ NV" Treas, Mrs. Catherine McNa-
i ms ~ MED 3,, Exam, DR.. Bigelow> Meet
fourth Thursday of month in the Bank
block hall 80 @Ao A'''"
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Division No: 4. St. Paul-Pres., R. j.
Connolly. 1Sa-191 w. 18th ST.; Vice Pres,
Sec, John N. Lynch. Nat. Ger.-Am. Blk.
bldg; Fin. Sec, w: j. Shelly, 2s6 Fuller
Ave-; ms. Sec, #. c. Mccarthy, ~
Nat. Bank; Med. Exam, DR.. J. v.
O'Connor, Am. Nat Blk. bldg. Meetings
held on second Mondays of each month
at Hiberntan hail.
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Division No: 9, st: Paul--Pres., R. ].
II. Nolan. 923 Edmond ST.; Rec. Sec,
John LOBBY 954 Gaultier;. Fin. Sec,
Jas. ]. Foley. S47k Canada ST.; ms.
Sec, J. R. Connolly. 81 Winnipeg Ave. !;
Treas, E. J. Colbert, GIG Western Ave.
N; Med. Exam. DR.. Owen McKeon, Of
flee Rice and University. Meetings held
on first and third Thursday at Hiber-
MAN hall, ~ w. 7th.
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PIPESTONE COUNTY.
County President, E. ). Murphy. Elk
ton. S. b.
Division No g. Elkton. s. D.-Pres.
Andrew Colliton; Vice Pres, Pat Cul-
hane; Rec. Sec., Peter Casserly; Fin
Sec, P. A. Lynch; 1ns. Sec, Rev: Fl
Sheehan; Treas, Peter Casserly; Med
Exam. Dr. D. F.. Q'Connor. Meetings
month at Elkton, s. D.
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County Pres, ]. D. Higgins. s36 ST
Peter ST.; Vice Pres, M. J. Moran, 60
oaRde e1s Aye Co. Rec Seq zp s Gre
w. P. Curran. 1897 w. 7th st.; Treas.
J. G. Powers, 2sG Ramsey St; Chaplain
Rev. T. F. Gleason, 975 E. 5th. Meeting
1st Monday evening of each month i
Paul.
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MOBILES COUNTY.
worth.
Division No. 1, Ellsworth, Mimi
Pres, NJ. Holleran: Vice Pres, Thos
Fagin; Rec. Sec. James Burke; Fir
Sec, Thos. Cary; ms. Sec. Jane
Burke: Treas, Thos. Sweeney; Med. Elk
am, DR.. Gill. Meetings held on thir
"Wednesday at Church hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
Young Ministers
to Get Diplomas
Omaha Theological Seminary to Hold
It's Annual Commencement
Next Week.

The Omaha Theological seminary class Of
1910 will be graduated and given diplomas
Wednesday evening. May T. al First Pres
byterian church. These young men compose
the class;
John Wesley Beard OF Sioux City. Occi-
dental college. 1907.
Arthur Joseph Dressler. south Auburn,
Neb. Bellevue college, 1907.
William Brakeman Lampe. Omaha, Knox
college, 1907
william Frederick Pottsmith, Omaha,
Manchester college, 1901
Robert Clinton Shupe. Ashland, York col
leEe. 1905.
Geerge Solomon Sloan. Alliance. Bellevue
college. 1896.
William Holland Thompson, Omaha.
George ". Woodward salem, Neo.. Belle
vue college, 1901.
Rev. John A Marquis, D. q. presiden;
Of Coe college. Cedar Rapids, Ia. viii make
the annual address and Rev. n. E. jenkins
Ph. D.. Of the seminary will present the
diplomas, addressing the students for presi-
dent Lowery The final examinations are
noa in progress at the seminary.
This has been good year in every way. :.
said President Lowert-. ave are graduating
q fire set Of young men. We have had d
profitable year IN alt classes and are. as
usual. closing the term with all finances ii
sound shape"
DR.. Lowery will submit his report 10 tbs
board OF trustees. which viii meet Wed
nesdsy morning at the seminary, the day
Of graduation. The outlook for mex. year, SC
far as can be determined now, IS excellent
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
Divorced Man
Now Files Suit
for Alienation
Mallory Morgan Adds New Chapter to
Domestic Troubles, Asking Dam
ages Of Father-in-LAw.

Mallory Morgan. plaintiff and defendant
ln a number Of suits In district court grow
ing out Of his domestic troubles. started
new chapter Tuesdsy by nlinE suit for
$4,000 against his former mother-.n-lsw
and father-in-law, Pkilip X Young and
Flora Noung
The petition charges that these two
alisnated Mrs. Mabel Morgan from the
plaintiff.
After reciting that he was married IN
1901. Morgan says he and bis wife and
their children lived happily and peaoeably
in their modest home, and plaintiff en-
'oyed the comforts. love and affections Of
MS wife and children"
All this up until october. 1s0S when the
petition asserts the serpent entered Eden.
Morgan ehsrges that the defendants
then beat and assaulted him besides PER
susding his wife to leave him.
Then he says one day when he went to
pay visit 10 the children the defendants
fell upon him again and beat him with
clubs" He offered candy and other tokens
of affection 10 the children and they
suatched it away and threw it al plaintiff.
b much for Mr. Morgsn's new chapter.
A few days ago Mrs. Mabel Morgan. his
former wife. appeared in district court as
an intervenor N a suit between Morgan
and his mother. Morgan, who is little
shy on slimony payments. confessed judg-
ment to his mother and had title quieted
in her with the object, says the former
wife. Of rendering the property unseiEablc
20 satisfy the aEmony.
This petition in Intervention is yet 10 b
heard The MorFans were divorced IL
March. lsoS. Mrs. Morgan getting tht
decree
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
DONATIONS STILL ROLLING IN
Annex Fund for wise Memorial Is
Increasing by Leaps and
Bounds.

Another anonymous donor has sent 500
to the Wise Memorial hospital committee
which Is raising 800 for 4 new annex
ana other donations were more liberal than
any day since the campaign began. Morris
Myer. the hustlinE section OF The donation
committee. spent most Of the last week
among the merchants Of the downtown dis
trict and received nearly 100 sits which are
to be presented 10 visitors al the fair and
bazaar which begins Nay l.
Saturday has been appointed as the day
when volunteers who are 20 have part in
the amateur theatricsls are TO register and
the committee urges that everyone who
has been assibned 70 a part in the fair en-
,ertAinment caI during the orternoon Of
that day and register at the committees E
office in the KruE theater building
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
Mad Dog Season
Ahead Of Time
Cur Gives Up His Life During the
Closed Season for the
CANNES.

The mad dog season opened Tuesday
morning
one forlorn cur, which showed signs OF
peevishress the property % JOa2 Camp
bel. Eleventh ana Davenport streets, was
executed because somebody said il was
mad. NE Campbell resented the action and
disputed the diagnosis made by Guy
Stevens and Tom Smith, dog catchers. The
owner Of the questioned pup made the
error Of COUGHING his protest in some shor1
and ohoppy words and a long ragged-edget
knife
The dog was borne away despite his pro
tests. verbal aud physical Now a warran
will issue for the arrest Of Campbell chsrg
ing that ne committed assault in the de
tense Of his erring Fido.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
Place is Given
Little Chickens
Court Steps Into Family Row Over
Poultry Yard-Wife Gets Title
to All the Eggs.

The differences OF Nr and MIS-. George
Place ug Dundee came before Judge SErton
Tuesday on contempt proceedings. Place
admitted having sold eggs from the prem
ises in violation OF a restraining order.
He was warned hereafter TO obey the
order strictly, including keeping himself
off the premises He will be allowed tC
remove his incubators from the basement
Of the home and 10 step-father the pros
pective chich ms. But he must not bother
Mrs Place. or he will go 10 jail. accordtnE
TO the order OF the court
Mrs. Grace Huttea, last heard from as
wallorlug her husband and former Judge
SIabAugh outside Judge sutton's cou--
room, has flied a motion asking increased
alimony grant on the ground that she mus
undergo az operation in the Provident hos
pital al St. Louis where she now is.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
A Warning TO
Modest Women

Do you realize that the medicine
YOU are taking may be doing you
harm instead OF good? Have you
noticed that the more you take the
more you require 20 get relief?
STOP AND THINK!
Are you using the same caution
in the selection OF the medicines
you are taking for the protection
Of your health that you would ex-
ercise in selecting a trustee for the
protection OF your sash?
A woman's ailments are delicate
subjects to discuss. and she will
oftimes bear the most tOTtUring
pains without conflding her troI-
BILE 10 her closest friend. or even
her family doctor
This natural fc-ifnine modeEty
makes many a suffering woman
the innocent victim Of mereiless
and avaricious manufacturers OF
advertised. but worthless, cure
all noEtTums.
II your ailment is serious you
should see your family physician
at once, but when this is impos-
sible do the next best thing-taks
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
Police Convoy
for QuarrelerS
Judge Crawford Sends Guard Home
with Discharged Defendants TO
Secure the Peace.

Foreseeing the possibilities Of more peace
disturbance and another court scene Judge
Crawford Tuesday morning ordered two
defendants 10 get 4 policeman when they
went home The defendants were Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Yolaski, charged with tres
pass Judge Crawford discharged the pair
and immediately instructed them to have q
bluscoat with them when they went home
Il was alleged by complaining witnesses
that the pair had appeared al the house OF
B. Goldbergsr. sS North Twenty-thlrd
street. and broken out several windoN
panss. The Volaskis promised the court
they would get their belongings from the
house and depart IN peace
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
HAS WRONG IDEA OF COURT
Greek Thought Juvenile Court Was
Means for Making Boy Work.
FINDS MUCH DIFFERENT DEAL
Court Declares Boy Its ward and
Forces Father 10 Provide Funds
for CIothing TIN He
Earns Money.

Peter Papos a Greek and father Of John
Papos is disGusted with juvenile court
As mechanism for a possibly too thrifty
parent desirous OF eoereinE small boy.
the court is not what Pspos the elder
thought il would be
Mr.. Papos sought Probation officer
Bernstein the other DAY and complained
that John Pspos had run away from home
and ss a result had not for some weeks
turned IN his weekly wages as the boy had
been doing for three years previous
b The boy was hunted down and brought
into court His testimony and that Of
Others showed that he had worked al
various jobs and that the money had gone.
every cent to the father. in return the
lad received nothing save possibly kicks
and cuffs Nothing was squandered on
shoes OF clothes.
hoy is Ward Of Court.
The court thereupon ad5udEed Pspos. the
younger its ward. The boy will continue
at Work In q new Job. for the last he held
was some weeks ago. HIS wages WIN be
spent on clothes and food Tor himself and
he will study English 81 night under tuition
of Miss Heller, superintendent q the De
tention Home.
Papos' pere was persuaded after much
discussion 70 part with IS 10 buy the boy
some clothes preparatory TO getting him
the new Job. Mr.. Papcs was decidedly re-
luctsnt to part with the W and sepsratirg {
it from him is one Of the most remarkable
ACHE ,ements juvenile court has to It's
credit
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
Union Pacific
Secures Leases
Obstacles in the Way Of New Mil.
hon-Dollar Freight Depot
Removed.

With the completion Of agreements be-
tween the Ames estate and four imple-
ment companies tenants on properties on
Tenth street, lots S, c, and 8, in block IL,
have been taken over by the Union Pa
c-Hc Railroad company for a consideration
Of SIS coo. This gives the Union Pacific
title TO all OF the land lying between Ninia
and Eleventh streets from Jackson tc
Jones street, an area Of two blocks, 10 be
used for q freight house site.
The four implement houses concerned ir
the property transaction are Kingman, In
dependent Harvester. Henry & Allen and
Northwall companies.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
BRIEF CITY NEWS

80 root Print AZ
guobo6a--cortlfled Public Aocountart.
Lightnr FiEtursE- -Eurgest-orandsn co.
lsso-EauonAi Life Insurance co.-lslo.
Charles l. ADJ. General Agent. Omaha
stors Tour Zine rurr 20 moth proof
yaults nominal cost shukerts. Is q Harry.
Mome Loanh 20 Hone 1zaksra makes
rert noney Work for the family. Ne
brasEA savings and Loan Assn viii show
Y0u. lo6- Board q Trade Bldg Omaha
Myers TalkH 70 Eeal Estate BIsn-Frank
II Myere Will address the ReaI Elstate eK-
ohange Wednesday noon. His subject will
be Standardization Of Mortgage Forms
snd Other Real Estate Papers"
Another japanese Party - About sixty
Japa1ese merchants ard business men vii.
PASS tlrcugh Omaha Wednesday morning
Ct l2.D o'clock, while around the world on
ore q Cooks tours The party Is on its
Nay 20 New York. and the tour Is known
IS the "AsaM 1870 Round the World Trip. a"
New Members for comnsToial club
Sven members were admitted TO the Com
mercal club az q meeting of she ezecutiy,
committee held Tuesday afternoon. The
AZ W members are L. c. woodden E. s
Wteeman, Harry Merphey. Eugene Silver
- ---aH hNaAAAaaaA AAaAAfAr -ttA -
GODDARD.
Roospfiou for Grand ChAncsIlOr--Ir
honor of Grand Chancellor W. 7. Denny
of the Nebraska division. Lodge No. I OF
the Knights Of Pythias held an elaborate
reception Monday night The affair to0k
place al Myrtle hall, Fifteenth and Douglas
& streets. a large attendance graoed the re-
ception
missouri Pacific Enjo1ns City-The Mis-
eouri Pacific has brought suit in the UniteC
,1ttates circuit court asking that the City Of
VOtnaha be en5olned from carrying into ef
feet the provisions Of an ordinance passet
Marc q. 1910. and approved April 4 1910
requiring that railroad 10 build a viaduc
across its tracks on Dodge street from
Forty third TO Forty-sixth street with
necessary approaches.
Mission 1EestinE-A young peoples an,
mission meeting will be held at Peil;
Danish Lutheran ehureh. Zz17 Nortl
TRenty-sixh street. from April e to Ma
J There W.. be meeting every eyenin.
al ?. n Sunday there Will be service a
1879 q. IN. and joint young peoples NEE;
ing WITH Council 81 rs at p. m. and q
D. m. All who can understand Danisl
are cordially invited. Rev. L. Jensen
Ruskin. Neb.. and Rev. Z. Provensen
Coulter, Ia, Will be speakers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
Good Spring Tonic

I'VE have taken Hoods sarsAparilla
for a spring tonic and as a blood pun
fisr, Last spring ] was not well Al All.
When 1 went 10 bed ! was tired and
nervous and could not sleep well. Ia the
morning ! would fees twice a. tired my
mother got a bottle OF hoods Sarsapa-
riilA which ! took / felt like a new
person when 1 had finished that bottle
We always have some OF HOODS medl-
zines In the hsusa- Huvey Rosaile,
AariEstts. Wis
There is no Just as good" medicine
Iuslst on having Rood'S
Get d today In u,uai liquid form or
choc0Latea LABlets callsd sarsatahs
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
street Car. U.lnn pIIrrnr.

Every Omaha sJrC--t car row has . small
mirror into which the motorusn may
klAnee and see the whole side OF the car
and the street. The Omaha Rubber com
pany, lSS barney, sells similar article
for automobiles They are quite useful
and nlay prevent a serious accident. It's
just Ike eyes IN the hack OF your head
Every machine should have one They also
earTy every known auto accessory besise,
tires. rubber hose, hot water bags. auto
tools and automobile apparel fer men ana
women They repair and retrsad auto tir..
It's the largest ana most satisfactory in
sutution Of its kind ln the west
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
MISS LEAVITT'S REQUESTS
ARE NOW ALL FULFILLED
Estate of Woman - Wound Up In
the Probate Court After
-Four Years.

The estate Of Miss May Helen Leavitt
was wound up in county court Tuesday
some final odds and ends being disposed
Of. Most Of the money which Miss Leavitt
left TO three institutions has already beer
paid out: $50 Ooo TO the Old Peoples home
and 5000 each 10 the Clarkson and the
Methodist hospitals.
Mss Leavitt died in a hospital Christma'
day four years ago, leaving al her money
to charity.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
STABBER is FOUND GUILTY
RED" Burke Sentenced 20 Thirty
Daya. while HIS Victim f. Or
dsred Ont OF city.

Red Burke. oolore5. pleaded not guilty
70 the charge Of assault and stabblng. but
was proven guilty 10 the satisfaction OF
Judge Crawford Tuesday morning and wss
sentenced TO thirty days IN jal John Haw-
lins. who was taken 10 St Joseph's hos
pitsl . month ago suffering from knife
wounds about the body. appeared against
Burke. testifyinE the negro had stabbed
him in a duel AZ the Coke Joint" Eleventh
ana Davenport srrests Judge Crawford
ordered Hawkins 20 leave Omaha inside OF
an hour
Burke and Hawkins we're members of q
gang OF cocaine users. according 70 shs
police. Burke created several disturbance,
while being held in 5an. and was dsluged
with a stream % water by firemen when
b. became unmanageEh,s last week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
POLES TO HOLD CELEBRATION
city OfficiaIA Win Address Gather
ing 10 Be Held at Polish
Hall sunday.

City officials as wSH as prominent Poles
and pastors Of the Polish churches Of
Omaha are 10 make addresses at the csls-
bration 20 he held next Sunday at the
Polish hall, Twenty-sixth and Walnut
streets. city Comptroller L,obeck. City At
torney Burnam and Councilman Bridges
viii make brief talks, ana the following
pastors win also have place on the pro
gram: Rev. wsneel KTEycki. Rev. P. Gluva,
Rev. r StanowskL
The children viii sing sOnEs, as viii some
OF the grown felix's, and there will he music
galore. with ice cream, cake and other re-
freshments.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-27
Dahlman Goes
East to Learn
Mayor Would Try to Find the Lat
est Ideas in Building a
City Beautiful.

Mayor Dahlman win leave -or the east
Thursday evening, and on May J. and 3
VIII attend the convention called al
Rochester, y. Y. devoted to subjects con-
uec:ed with city planning and city i'm
provement Tne mayor goes as the dele
gate representing Omaha.
I have become interested in this matter
10 the extent that want all the informa-
zion possible" said Mayor Dshlman Il
believe there is plenty OF room for i'm
provement in Omaha, as elsewhere. and the
discussion likely 70 be brought out in q
convention Of this kind should give any
man some valuable ideas"
Ouls has mayoT has been invited TO pre-
sidt over sonk of the Sessions bf The con4
Ycntion