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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-02
ANCHOR IN MORRIS COVE.
seawanhnke. COrinthian Fleet
Races 10 New London To-day.

NEw HAVEN, Conn. Aug. IA hne
feet Of yachts Is anchored In MOTIFS
cove tonight flying the burgee OF the
S~eawanhaka Cor!nthian haroor early
,achts left Seawanhaka Earbor early
this morning and proceeded Informally
10 Morris Cove and tomorrow will race
% New London, thirty-eight miles away.
This cruise was arransed TO give the
yschtsmen some entertainment while
proceeding to New London to join the
New York Yacht Club cruise.
Last night Commodore Daniel Bacon
he'd a reception in the S~eawanhaka club
house and late in the evening the yachts
sere illuminated. The lights on the big
yachts Corsair. Aloha. Oneida and others
were particularly attractive. On the
shore from Shaw Point to Rouss Point
with the clubhouse in the centre. the
scene was like %fairyland, will hundreds
OF lanterns strung from the trees.
Commodore Bacon hoisted his nag on
the steamer Florette early this morning
and ordered the fleet to proceed to Morris
cove AT will. The sailing yachts got
under way at once and had a long sail.
as the wind was very light and from the
east, giving windward work all the way.
In The fleet are Harold s. Vander-
olfs Nigrant. George w. SCOTS Miladi,
howard c. Smiths A~hmakola. Henry
Wh!ton's Windward. +. X. Prices Cla-
r,arL,s 80 r pa, t,,ons,.
~ " Ts
,,oons
p H. s""N anu $3.50.
GrayI1ra 49, E,,s Irno,,o;s
p.wa. Ia'p" .anna $50
h-rgsa 80 E,, I.va
= W .Inen. er, ~ n n
EeeIsr IT,. CD .n.,a
p "a p'ass 1880 pi.s.r
Ones, nnsan %,,iis ps;S.s
r ~, So" ""
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CURSE. Q MILES.
Bayside Cruise On Thi. Week.

The seventh annual cruise OF the Bay
side Yacht Club will be started on
Thursday off the clubhouse in Little
Neck Bay. Louis c. Berrian. chairman
of the regatta committee. has arranged
for the boats to lay up at Sea Gin
Thursday night, Friday morning the
yachts and power boats will proceed
to Northport, where the tars will be
guests OF the Northport Yacht Club.
They will sail to Stamford Yacht Club
on Saturday. where n dinner has been
arranged for them. The run home Sun
day will be informal.
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Four Pairs Tie at Great Neck.

Four pairs tied In a best ball handicap
medal play competition on the links Of
the Great Neck Golf Club yesterday. I'm
der a club rule all scores OF 70. the par
for the course, or under count as 10.
The net scores OF the four pairs which
tied follow Grant Campbell and r.. NJ.
Tarleton, 70; Thurston Ely and Edgar
T. Ely, 20 &. 8. Z'egler and c. Murphy,
70 Dwight Rockwell and E. Scott Nc
Knight. rs, Mr.. and Mrs, G, =. Ziegier,
with a handicap Of 10. won a mixed two-
ball foursome nag competition. surviving
TO the eighteenth green. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Rockwell finished second.
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CULLEN. HARRIET An pursuance
of an order Of Hon. John l.. COhalan. a
SURROGATE Of the County OF New York,
lTlCE j. hereby given to all persons
having claims against lIirrle, A.. Cullen,
late OF the County OF New York. deceased.
to present the same with vouchers thereof
to the subscribers at their place of trans
acting business, No. ~ B%Yoadway.
Borough OF Manhattan, In the city OF New
York, on or before the FIRST day OF De-
ceinber next, Dated, Sew York, tho 7th
day OF May, 1915. ADELE MARTIN, Ell.
%eoutriN. WILLIAM ROBERTSON. WILL
lam n. ELLISON, Executors. ELLISON
4 ELLISON, ATTORNEYS for Executrix ana
Executors, l65 broadway, Manhattan. City
OF New York.
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TWELFTH VICTORY FOR ALTAR
willis and Stannard's Yacht Again
Outaails Star CIass.

PoRr WAsHINGToS, l. l., Aug. l.
Yachts representing the Port Washing
ton Yacht Club finished one. two, three
in a race OF the interclub star class over
the triangular course in Manhasset Bay
this afternoon. Edward Willis and Edi-
son Stannard won their twelfth race Of
the season with Affair, which crossed the
line 2 minutes and Is seconds in ad-
Of Neta. which Is owned and was
sailed by George W. Elder. Jr. The
summaries
INTERCLUB STAR CLAss-sTART, $50
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CITATIONS.

HUNTINGTON. COILS P.-The rvople OF
the State OF New YORK by the grace 81 God
free and independent To- ARAhELl. =:
HENRY EDWARDS HuNT1NGToN VII
LARD V. HUNTINGTON CAROLINE D..
HoLhApAT; ApEiINE Ii ptNhAh, En-
administrator OF the goods, c%hnttels aud
credits Of George ;. Dunbar, deceased.
ISAAC L GATES. executor % the ltsl will
ceased; ELLEN NJ II. GATES. EVEREST a.
JUDD, administrator win the VIII annexed
OF the goods. Chat'els and credits ot coils
n Sammis, deceased, ISAAC l. GATES.
executor Of the last viii and iestament of
susan l.. Porter, deceased; EDWARD d.
LEWIS. cxecutor OF the last VIII and Tesla
ment uf susan l.. Porter, deceased ED,
WARD d LEWIS. executor Of the last viii
and t,stamen; 90 E!.atd II. fatIcr. de-
last viii and testament Of EDWARD ""
par1cc. deceased MARY Z LEWIS. In
dlyilaolly, ELLEY A.. rAHDEE FLOR
goods. chaitels ana credits Of Franklin J.
pardee. deceased, and MARY PARDEE
GILES, and TO all persons increased ~
creditors. iegatc"s. ne>t Of KIN or other
wise, In the estate ~ COILS = HUNT
lNGTON, deceased, who at TN" time Of his
death resided IN New York County, SEND
Upon The petition Of Union rfus, Com.
pnny Of Nev YORK, As'ttustce under the
will Of Coils J. Huntington, deceased, .nr
the hencH' u Coils IL S,mmis hts widow
and remaindermen having It's principal
place % business AZ ~ 81 B~lOddNsy,
Borough Of Manhattan. 'iiy Of Ncw York
q ASp EACH OF Ior Il HEIE
by CITED TO show cause before our Surrn-
gate Of the County OF Ntw York. at the
Surrogate Court OF said County, held at
III. Hall ~ ~ ords, In the County OF New
York. on the .sth day Of September. 1918.
ut hilf-plst ten o'clock IN the forenoon Of
that day. why the account Of Union Trust
Company OF New York. as trustee under
the VII Of Coils +. Huntington. deceased.
for the b"nent OF Coils II. Sammis, his
widow and remaindermen, should not bs
judiciIlly settled, and ;hc true meaning
and construction 81 the Last VIII and
Testament of Coils T. Huntington. de-
ceased. determined and declared more par
ticu,arly so as TO determine what person
or persons are entitled TO the principal Of
said trust fund under said VIII. for The
benefit of Coils II. Sammis. his widow and
remnindermen
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. We have
caused the Seal OF the Surrogates'
Court OF IN. said County Of New
York to be- hereunto AFFIXED. W.T.
NESS, HONORABLE JOHN p.
n. s CpHALAN, a surrogate Of our said
County. at the County OF New
York, the day Of July, IN ,hs
year OF our Lord. one thousand
nine hundred and uft'eu
DANIEL. j DOWpSEY.
! Clerk OF the SurroEAtcs' court.
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ALEXANDRIA BAY, N, Y. Aug. IA.
Graham Miles Of New York and Alex
andria Bay and Mrs. Devereux Wilton
Of Hewletts. l.. l.. are building =. ID. Q.
9Th. which will be launched In the st.
River Wednesday. The new
boat will be ~ feet over all and 8 feet
6 inches beam and equipped with a
twelve cylinder Van Blerck engine. =.
d. Q. 6th Is expected To make over
forty-eight miles IN hour. and will be
entered in the gold cur rae to be run
August ~ at Manhassett Bay.
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81 VI MO>SES.


SUPREME COURT SEW YORK
COUNTY MARN CuINTRNMAN. p.,iu-
IN against FRANK COUSTRIMAN, De-
fenlant SUMMONS Action 90 Aunu, a
Marriage. TIun desired IN Sew York
CnIn'E..
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
NOr II HEREBY SUMMONED 20 an
,Nrr The complaint In this action. and 20
serve a copy ~ your answer on the Plain
IN Attorney within twenty IaNs after
the service OF tins summons. exclusive NJ
the dav of service; Htd in case ~ your
iaUurp 90 appear or answer, jG irmouf WIFI
lie taken against yuI hy dctfl''. for tho
rc,I,f demanded In the complaint
ItraI. sew lprk, IuU- ith, ltlt.
JDSEpH T. iREFSHEEG, Atrornov for
p.ainttn, q. n l.. Allres,, .rH BROAD
way, BOROUGH OF Manhattan, Sew York
To FRANK COlNTRYMAN'
The FOREGOING summons Is served upon
YOU by puhllrailon pursuant 10 an order .
the Hon Eugen" \ lhilhin. a Justice Of
the supreme Court, New York county.
dated the -2rd day Of July, lHl.. aud duly
f,ea together with me complaint. In the
One Of the County r!crk ~ Sew York
County, at N" County court House. lu the
Borough Of Maintain. Clty OF New York.
on the 2tth day OF july, 1915.
Dated, Sew Yuih, July :Sth, 1915.
JOSEPH l., GREENBERG, ONCE & r. q.
Address, ?99 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City,
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PUMROY. MARY EDSA.-ln pursuance
OF an order OF Honorable John l.. Co.
York. NOTICE j. hereby given to all per.
sons having claims against Mary Edna
Pumroy, late OF the CuuHty Of Sew York.
deceased, to present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the subscribers at their
place Of transHCtIng business, No. 80 Pine
Street, In the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY
OF Ncw York, on Of before the frst day
OF october next. Dated, New York tho
POMROY. HENRY X POMROY, Execu-
tors sATTERLEE. CNNFlTLp 4 STONE.
attorneys for Executors. ~ Wall street
Borough of Manhattan. Sew York City.
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Big F1eet Vending Wayto ~ Y Yacht Club RendeSvousat Mezv London
than 3 y. NJ. on Wednesday. August Is,
the day before the tournament begins.

A special one day tournament under
the direction OF the women's Metropoli-
tan Golf Association will be played on
Friday. August 10. AT the Spring Lake
Golf II Country Club. The main event
will be an eighteen hole handicap. with
prises for the best gross score and for
the hrst two net scores. In h after
noon there will be a driving contest and
tition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-02

BOWDOiN. JULIA lRNISG GRlNSELI.
In pursuance Of an order Of Honorable
Johu /, tuhaihn, "A surrogate uf the County
of Sew York. NOTICE rs hereby given %
all persons having claims against Ju!!a
Irving Grinnell Bowtoln, late OF she County
of New York, deceased. to present tAs
saua with vouchers thereof TO the sub.
sCrih'l, at their place oi tTnusI.'!NE bust
ness, no. 10 Broad street. In the CITY of
New York, on or before tho l-t day OF De.
cemher n-N, Dated Ncw YORK. the sth
day Of MAY. 1913 EDITH g BOWDOlS,
DANIEL. klNGSF0KD. Executors.
srErsoS, JENNINGS 4 RUSSELL, At
%torneys FOR Executors. Is BROAD Street.
CIV NJ New York
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SIX Finish All Night Race.

OF the sevcc motor yachts which eft
Poughkeepsie at s O'Clock FRIDAY eve
ming In ar all night race TO Brightwaters.
L. l.. all hut one finished the cruise Of
los nautical miles. crossing the line on
Fire lsla' 4 Inlet Saturday morning.
First pitze was won by the Clara, which
finished at 5;25 20. The Nondy finished
AT : :ie 80, capturing second prize Third
prize went TO the Aloha. which finished AT
:OT IS.
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sURKOGATE.s NOTICES.

BOWDOiS. TEMPLE.--In pursuance of
an order OF Honorable John =. Cohaian. a
Surrogate of the County OF New York,
having claims against Temple Bowdoin,
late OF the County OF New York, deceased,
to the subscribed. at their place OF trans
acting business. No 10 Broad street. In
the CITY OF New York. on or before the LIST
the Sth day OF May. 1915. ]. PIERPoNT
MORGAN. DANIEL +. KtNGSFORD. Ex-
ecutors sTETsOS. JENNINGS n RUS
SELL. Attorneys for Executors. is Broad
Street, CITY of New York.
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SANDS. rAYu-rn pursuanc. O, n,

SANDS. rAYU In pursuance OF an
order of Honorable John T.. Cohaian, 8
Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons
having claims against rayo Sands. late OF
the County Of New York, deceased, to pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof 10
the suhscriber. at place OF transac,ins
business, No, IL Broad Street. IN the CITY
OF New York. on or before the 4th day %
day OF March. 1915. OGDEN LIVINGsToT
MILLS, Executor. sTETSON, JENNINGS
4 RUSSELL. Attorneys for Executor, is
Broad street. Borough OF Manhattan. Cit
OF New York.
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LIGHT WIND FOR BIG FLEET.
Courses Cut In Half by Bergen
Beach ReEattn Committee.

A fleet OF forty yachts raced In a
regatta on Jamaica Bay under the
auspices OF the Bergen Beach Yacnt
Club yesterday. The wind vas light
throughout and the regatta committee
cut the course in half for the majority
OF the divisions. The summaries:
CABIN sLOOPs-sTART. n02-COURsE,
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GOLF Pro. Make $1,000 Match.

a. the result Of a friendly golf match
IN which Gu Nichols was beaten ] up
at Great Neck by James Fraser. the
resident pro, q match for $1,000 . side
was arranged. Ten rounds will be
played to decide the money. M at Great
Neck.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the pdrl.
nership lately subsisting between Arthur
Kinds and q, Cl!norI N.hic, under the
rrm name OF HINpS A. NOBLE. dealers in
new and second hand school hooks at 81
West 18th street, New York city. Was dis
solved on the 2&th day 81 MAY, 1915. and
my connection wi,h said business ceased on
said date,
Dated. New York. July 80. 1915
ARTHUR KINDS. .
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED First class printers ROLLER
maker 70 take out Of town position. +, L.,
box lSs Sun once. "
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VIhhVUNoon to II 30. In RAGS
10 to soc. StrandDrch & Soloists,
Next w'k. Blanche sweet IN sweet Orchard
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RRjCHTOK jpoiis', belle Rae-r, ""n
Wv the school PLAY p"
Brighton Beach lRiggs Il Nttchle. Oths.
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To California ExpOsitions--See Jamaica,
Havana, Panama Canal en- route. Send for
booklet. United Fruit Co.. ~ Battery Place,
city Ticket once. 1854 Broadway, y. Y.
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60 TO BERMUDA ny 20 =. RERMUDIASr
BookletsoUEBECS,S.C SEQ, Ltd ~ B'wsy,N.
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| TO NORTH JERSEY COAST RESORTS.
sandy Hook Route New Jersey Central,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-16
7. P A. Delegates
at Big Reunion Of
a Virginia Family

One OF the pleasant features in con-
nection with the travelling mems con-
vention occurred Monday night, when
at the Paxton hotel was held a reunion
OF the descendants OF the Jackson Buck
ner family. twenty-five men and women
being present. 1t concluded with ban
quet. after which "reminiscences concern
ing the family we're recited.
jackson Buckner was Of Virginia stock.
and came to Nebraska seventeen years
ago. locating in Lincoln and living thore
until his death In 1901. lie was the
father OF eleven children. all Of whom
lived TO be married. raising families.
At the reunion last night there were
relatives from Indiana. iowa and Ne
brasks. those present including children
and grandchildren. Among the number
were two sons. One of the nephews
present was J. ID. Counts. president Of
the Indiana state Travelling Mems as
ISOLATION.
At a reunion Of the Buckner family
held fourteen years ago there were PRES
ent sixty-fivo relatives.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-16
MILWAUKEE, FORCED TO
ADD ONE MORE FAST TRAIN

On account OF the rapid incroase IN
westbound Messenger business. the Mil
wapkee has round II necessary 10 put
on a new and additional train out OF
Chicago. The additional service win start
June %. the first train leaving Chicago
at s;s6 IN the evening and reaching Omaha
at 1910 the next morning. ID viii be
known OF No. Il.
Here the Milwaukss's new train will
remain twenty minutes. leaving over the
Union Pacific for the west at 1880 Il will
carry through standard and tourist
sleeper and chair car equipment. reaching
San Francisco at $50 D. M. the second
day out from Omaha. Eastbound, the
train win carry the ssnse class " equip
nent a. westbound and will leave Omaha
At iis in the morning. reaching Chicago
At o'clock IN the afternoon.
Train No. II, on the Milwaukee. viii
carry throush sleeping car equipment
from Chicago 20 Denver. this equlpmen,
HERETOFORE havins been dropped OFT al
Omaha
Under the new arrangsment the Mil
waulkse viii have the same representation
ON the Union Pacific trsins both TO and
from the coast. a. that Hiven the NORTH
western. with the exoes4iOn Of on the
Overland and the Los Angeles Lamited
which Il offset BY the Pacific limited
which e an exclusive through train BY
way Of the Milwaukee and the Ualon
Pacific
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-16

icidal and sntiseptic properties of Ban.
etol Tooth Cream.
And with all its other advantages
Benetol Tooth Cream n the most de.
lightful and refreshing dentifrioe you
ever tried There Is an entire absence OF
grit or other eroding material in Bene-
toll Tooth Cream, and no injury to the
enamel can result from its use. Yet tn q
composition produces a wonderful pol
ishinR result on the teeth. The package
Is larRe-therefore economical.
Go to your druggist today and get a
20 cent tube OF this cream, and ask him
about Benetol products. Or IL you pre-
fer to try before you buy. fill out the
coupon or send us a postal for trial
combination package of Benetol prep
arations. This trial package is not to
be had from druggists, 30 you must
write to us direct IL you wish one.
Benetol preparations are sold, reoom-
mended and guaranteed in Omaha by
Sh erman & Mcconnell Drug Co. 10th
and Dodge; Owl Drug Co, 18th and
Harvey; Harvard Pharmacy, gath and
Farnam; Loyal Pharmacy. 207-e North
18th St, and other leading druggists.
Made only by the Benetol Co. 144
Benetol Bldg, Minneapolis. Mimi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-16
But now comes BENETOL

the most effective and powerful harm
less antiseptic and Kermicide up to its
disable strength, known In the world
. Benetol makes possible a tooth cream
that viii actually accomplish the olean-
ing or the teeth, gums and mouth, so
thoroughly that tartar cannot form on
cannot survive to cause gum troubles,
and your mouth is so antiseptically
clean that dangers from contagion and
colds are materially lessened, and your
breath IL sweet ard pure.
Benetol Is the one great Government
tested most effective quick healing,
modern, non-potsonous antiseptic and
germicide that can be used without fear
OF harmful results, either externally or
internally.
All this talk about ''acid mouth" and
various other clever catch phrases used
by so many advertisers. are of no real
Importance as compared with the germ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-16

The trouble with all the tooth
creams and powders "a well az the
mouth washes, that have. ever been Of
most worthless in removing Che cause
Of decay, pyorthea and other gum trou-
bles.
of the manufacturer because there was
no germicide known to science that was
strong enough to do any good and that
could at the same time be used without
harmful effects.
For example, you surely couldn't use
carbolic acid, iodine or corrosive subj
mate in a tooth cream I'm any appreci-
able strength) no matter how good these
poisons might be for other uses And
when you depend upon peroxide, or any
of the other widely advertised anti
yourself II you expected any gerrnicidai
results.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-16
Julia Expected to
Heave Into Port
This Afternoon

snip ahoy! The Julia, towing its barge
loaded with cargo Of some ten tons. Is
expected to heave into Omaha waters
Wednesday afternoon some time. if 1t
rams not torpedo. or crosses not the
path OF D submarine within the next
twenty-four hours,
II put 20 rsea'' from the port OF Ne
braska CITY early this morning. and is
even now kicking the waters OF the
Missouri outward in it's efforts to ride
the wave into Omaha by Wednesday.
II Will be received in Omaha by q band
and a big delegation of Commercial club
men. az well as n delegation of business
men from Decatur. which city II Is to
touch regularly in the future in lie plying
up and down the river.
Bee Want Ads Produce Results
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-16
Jardine Appoints
Six New Inspectors

J. ,, conion. one of the unsuccessful
candidates az the city primary election
on April & and W. >. Sheldon. former
city councilman, have oeen appointed by
Commissioner Jardlne az inspectors OF
public improvements a. Sato per day. The
council confirmed the appointments.
Other inspectors appointed ana con-
filmed Tor similar positions and pay arc:
n. w. Mixer, Louis Rubin NJ. II. Bliss
and c. ]. Karbaeh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-16
WALk-0vER SHOES DRAW
FIRST PRIZE AT PANAMA FAIR

The wAlk-ovef boot shop Of this city
resolved q wire Monday from san Fran
cisco 70 the effect that Welk-OVor shoes
had been awarded the frat prize at the
Panama exposition. Shoe manufacturers
FROM All over the country have displays
NJ the fair ana Mesrs. slaughter ana
Thompson. proprietors Of the local walk
over shop are delighted TO know that the
shoes they sell have been Judged the
finest In the land.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-16
RIVERS OF THE STATE
ARE FILLED WITH WATER

T. c. Munger, Judge, and r. c. Hoyt,
clerk. are back from North Platte, where
they went 10 hold session Of federal
court Tho court was IN session one day
and two equity cases were tried Said
AR. HOyti
II never saw rs much water as there
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-16
PROTEST AGAINST PLACE
owned BY MARTIN LANGD0N

TIE city council received from thirty
Two citizens protest against an alleged
cilapidated building st mss South Thirty
fourth street. owned BY Martin Langdon.
Il Il charged that this old structure Il q
rendezvous Of undesirable people. The
city building department YIN eondemu
the building.