Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-01
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Mayor Trainor Issues Proclamation
for Sane Fourth of July.
COMMITTEE FxEs PARADE LINE
Makes Announcement of order OF
Procession on Tuesday Next
Boosters Meet Friday Morn
ina NJ City Hall.

Procession on Tuesday Next-
Boosters Meet Friday Morn
inE AZ City Hall.
Mayor Trainor in a proclamation has
sisnified his intention OF having a safe
and sane Fourth 81 July in south Omaha
and has 50 instructed the chief Of police.
The mayors proclamation forbids spe-
officially the use Of firearms. dynamite.
loose powder and bombs Of large oaliber.
While ii is right and proper to celebrate
the feast Of Independence. said the mayor.
we should none the less take care that
in our JOY we turn the day into a shambles
through the reckless use Of firearms in
the hands Of irresponsible persons. We
should not have TO measure our JOY b.
the number Of people manned and injured
on the Fourth o. july The following IS
the proclamation:
In the passing OF the year there is pos
sibly no event that IS more significanat OF
the true spirit OF AmeTicanism. the mote
lnst ring to the soul OF our citizenship
ana patriotism than the day on which We
celebrate Independence day. or the Fourth
Of July.
In this country we have developed the
habit OF celebrating the Fourth Of July
In way which recalls the manner In
which our Independence came. As ma
uOn We nave largely passed DeyOnQ the
village stage, 50 that In some Of the large
cities civic celebration is becoming a very
great problem and there S nearly univer-
sal condemnation against the indlscrimi-
nate use Of explosives, such as dynamite.
pistols. revolvers and ammunition usually
placed on the street car tracks. causing
very great annoyance to travellers and pc
destridns.
AS safeguard OF our people. I. as mayor
OF the city OF South Omaha do hereby
instruct and command the chief OF police
n 10 h. Of rnn
explosives as are aforementioned in this
proclamation
our nations innate day, l do urge and
exhort each and every patriotic citizen
20 Join in the celebration OF the occasion.
Formal ceremonies will be held in the Vi
entity Of Twentyfourth and Q streets at
b. j. TRAINoR. Mayor
order of Parade Announced.
That the Fourth VIII be a gala day for
South Omaha may be gathered from the
plan OF the committee on attractions which
made its report Thursday afternoon and
announced the chief features OF the parade,
including the line of march
In the parade will be representatives Of
every noteworthy organization in the city.
The marshals viii be John McKale. John
Gillin and John Briggs. There viii be
decorated floats, automobiles, rough riders,
uniform drill teams OF different organiza-
tons and several bands Two fire de-
partments. Including the city's fiTemen and
the packing house department The fol-
lowing Is the line of march and the order
OF formation for the several divisions. the
parade forming with its right resting on
Twenty-fifth and L, promptly at 10
o'clock a m.
ORDER OF MARCH.
March north on Twenty-fifth street TO /
street, east on l street TO Twenty fourth
street. south on Twenty-fourth street TO .
street, west on q street to Thirtieth street.
countermarch on Thirtieth and Q streets
to Twenty-sixth and . streets; north on
Twenty sixth TO n street. east on n street
TO Twenty-fourth street, south on Twenty
fourth street to the city hall and reviewing
stand, where the parade viii be dismissed
FIRST DIVISION.
Squadron Of mounted police.
Franek's hand.
City officials IN carriages.
Fraternai Order Of Eagles
Lithuanian societies
Woodmen Of the World
SECOND DIVISION.
Ancient Order of Hibernians' band.
Ancient Order Of Hibernians. Division
omaha Guards, N. n. c.
Ancient Order Of United Workmen lodges
and drill teams.
Modern Woodmen Of America
THIRD DIVISION.
Kubat's band
Bohemian turner's. three divisional
All other Bohemian societies.
Decorated automobiles.
Troupes OF buriesquers.
Union stock Yards Rough Riders.
PaclIing company fire departments.
City fire department
Mayor Calls Boosters.
That the Boosters club was not an inn
palsive expression Of what ought to be was
proven Thursday afternoon when Mayor
Trainor announced q meeting Of all the
business men OF the city for Friday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the city hall During
the last few days the committeeman OF
| the Fourth OF July celebration have been
hearing of the necessity for such an or
SANITATION from the merchants and pro-
Kressive men OF the city. The subject has
been pretty thoroughly discussed and the
mayor took an initiative Thursday even
ing ana called a meeting for Friday morn
ing. It il expected that the preliminaries
for a settled organization win be eonsid-
/ cred at the meeting
The Boosters club. it Is understood, will
take up any work for the bettsrment and
attention will be given to advertisement
I
strongly urged TO attend the meeting today
Board Fixes school budget.
According to the estimates decided upon
At the meeting Of the school board held
! last night ~ the high school the expenss
of running the public schools next yeal
will total xs1OO0 The county commits
sioners VIII be asked to levy the 'fuT
amount OF the B-mi1 TAX OF the few
only one-third comes to the school fund
the rest being derived from licenses ana
| finsa-
The budget Is divided a. follows; Fol
teaehers' salaries, $1,000. for jAnitor serv.
ice $1,000; for furniture and supplies
so 600; for building and repairs. U7.Ooo; To-
miscellaneous. $1,000: for interest On bonds
5000
The board win meet again Saturday 4
clean up all outstanding claims
AGED WOalan's Life Saved.
Mrs. Anna Zadina. aged Is years tn
mother Of Louis ZadinA, florist 1t Thirty