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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25
HAVE TO WASH OWN CLOTHES
troops flan Washing Clubs" When
IalmdlNmcu Announce Price Hike

JUNCTION CITY, Kan. Dec. ga
As u result Of announcements nv
laundry managers that the price of
soldier Washinss Is to be Increased
from $3.50 to 81 per month January
!. members OF troop /. Thirteenth cav
airy. stationed at Fort Riley. threat
cned TO do their own laundry work.
The ! Troop Home Washing club" is
oeing formed and a committee is in
junction city today pricing large
si2cd washing machines.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25
CHRISTMAS AT WHITE HOUSE
President and Family Party 10 OBJ
serve the Day Quietly.

WASHINGTON. Dec 22.--Thc fam
lily party which win celebrate Christ
mus with President Wilson at the
White House was completed tonight
with the arrival of Francis B. Sayre
and his Wife daughter of the presi-
dent and their two small children
Arrangements We're made for the dis
position tomorrow of l25 turkeys to
married employees OF the White House
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25
0VERAElS KITCHEN UNIFORM
HOUSEWIVES of Racine, Wis, Adopt %
New Working Carb

RACINE. WIS, Dec. 2S.-Racine
women have taken to overalls. one
dealer said he had Just sold twenty
pairs of overalls to the women. who
have discovered their adaptabiity for
housework.
why, it seems 80 much easier TO
get around in these things" said one
fair convert to the costume.
An enterprising merchant thot tho
idea good one, and he advertised
accordingly. Now many Racine won.
EN- are wearing the new kitchen uni
form and wondering why they didn't
think of the scheme long ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25

the contrivance to a half, reverse the
motive power and scream and sneeZe
their way back again-going back
wards if they want to going back
wards with their eyes smut if they
desire.
That is the Interpretation of the
ruling. After January /, when the
jitney license now in force expire,
every auto owner in the city who may
be so inclined may start transpor-
tatiou project of his own, continuing
the operation indefinitely or until a
law is passed giving the city a right
to prosecute them and insist upon the
payment of license fee,
Yea, indeed, Daphne. times do
change. Absolutely
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25
IN E::'G:.:::L {. I: I: LA|K
~ NJ n. Town (RniCiH gkH I

l'yc been away for about n week
And when ! returned I found the
Town trltlc had grown beard
or a gOatcc or whatever II rs
just Like Colonel Douglas. don't
thrc 80 much about that for
Colonel Douglas is a handsome man,
But my wife doesn't like me
with hair on nay face, and says il
! don't shave IL Off shc'll not
Read nay stuff what am TO do ?
lls all made ana IN the paper
And everything, ana the fellow
Who drew me never saw me and any
wy he doesn't 1.-Two in Tulsa and
] don't know him and so I'm going
TO scnd II bnck to the guy that
Made II ana ask him to give me a
Shave.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25
EXPRESS WORKERS. BONUS

Employees of the Well-Fargo Ex-
press company in Tulsa received
communication yesterday afternoon
from the headquarters of the COM
pany stating that they would be
given handsome Christmas bonus
Each employe receiving less than
$4,000 a year will get a 10 per cent
bonus
This is additional to the generous
raises already given the employees of
the company during the last year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25
SPEEDSTERS NOW
MAY ZIP ALONG
Autolsts so Inclined May
Travel 60 Miles an Hour
Going Backwards.

Ilne was when the members 6f the
traitic squad OF our fair citv stood ~,
theif posts one at the corner of Third
ana nam and the other a block re-
moved IN northerly direction n,
second and Main, and with cool. calm
calculating demeanor with a STERN
Flare swapping from their orhs beck.
ohed the oncoming motor cars on
n"iu or win raise of the hand
s'gnailcd to proceed
Al the instance of a refusal 70 oho,,
'he VIII OF the man in blue and bra Sc
arrest and subsequent penaization
were Immediately in order. Autofsts
proceeding down the main thorofnre
WIN DINNERS not attached TO tbe
SHrlhg headlights of the town cars
! rnausters touring cars, limousines or
SIectricS were forthwith called to a
haIt 10y the guardian of the citv's
tiaiilc and Straightway hailed before
the night desk sergeant, who insisted
! upon n cash bond for appearance i'm
the municipal court the following
Imorning
Steering the vehicle down the
wrong side of the street was likewise
serious violation of the law. mde-
scrlhably horrible and inexcusable
Such conduct also was productive of a
fine.
Hostilitics Arouscd.--
!}reezing about the residence lie
tricts at the comfortable and evhiIa.
rating speed of fifty or sixty miles an
hour stirred the traffic officers mn
something terrible. They bccome
downright hostile, toward the indi-
Nidual pcrched in fiendish glee behind
the steering apparatus, if you care TO
know, and such practice likewise was
conducive To an arrest and a financial
renalizatlon.
Progressing slowly down "A street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25

Lloyd George says the kaiser's Of
fer Of peace may he all tight, but hr
wants to examine the specifications
before going any further.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25

That Shaffcr county project has
teen killed" again. /, seems to nave
as many lives us a cat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25
SCHOONER REPORTED LOST
Unknown Vessel Sinks Off Dartmouth
Point: All IIaudS Perish.
III nnp g--Thn

rinc department received word tonight
that large schooner. identity un-
known, had been lost four miles off
Dartmouth Point, Malone bay. All
on board are believed To have per-
ishCd. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Mere Male Students WWHaUe Chance
When This Girl Leaves the College

Whether woman can do mans work
may be an open question, but whei
Miss Anne NJ. Johnston, senior a.
Bellevue. receives her diploma
Wednesday she will have demonstrat-
ed that a coed at least can meet
students OF the stronger sex on equal
ground and beat them at their own
game, During her course at Belle
vue Miss Johnston has shattered
traditions than any other coed in the
history OF the school. She was the
first girl 10 make a place on the col
lege debate team, she was the FIRST
girl TO be elected editor OF the junior
annual. she was the first girl for FIVE
years 10 edit the school paper she
changed the form OF the paper and
she was the first girl 10 represent
the college in an intercollegiate ora
torical eontest--in short, she has won
enough honors for FIVE ordinary men
STUDENTS And 10 win each honor she
was forced 10 do battle against the
solid array Of men students, who for
get their own differences 70 beat .
girl
Between times Miss Johnston has
found time 10 win sis or seven ora
torical and deelamatory contests, 10
be elected president Of the senior
class, TO be chosen Herr President
Of the College German club, 10 act
as cheer leader AT foot ball games,
10 become one OF the best swim
mers and divers among the goods and
to act as school correspondent Of
The Omaha Bee She was one of the
strong contenders in the race al Belle
puc for the silver loving cup offered
for the winner Of The girls singles
IN tennis. With all these activities she
has maintained her rank as one Of the
best students in college and ranks
third in her class
The star debaters and orators at
Bellevue laughed two or three years
ago when slight and slender little
Annie Yonson' appeared as a candi-
date for the college debate team.
What A girl debate az Bellevue !"
They shouted with glee. But she won
second honors in the preliminary de-
bate A little later she appeared as
contender in the Clarke oratorical
contest, which picks the school rep
resentatiye in the state contest. Again
the prize orators turned their noses
to the clouds. But she put them all
TO ront and came out with the prize
at the end.
In her next year Miss Johnston
again won places on the debate and
oratorieal teams and was just nosed
out for first place in the state contest
at Doane college, when she won sec
ond place against seven men,
Az the beginning Of her senior year,
after she was elected editor Of the
Purple and Gold, the college paper,
she decided that modern college CON
ditions demanded that the old month.
~ magazine form was too antiquated
for Bellevue and that semi-monthly
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
MASTER BAKERS ARE.
TO MEET IN OMAHA.
Eight Hundred Delegates Expected
For Convention That Will Con-
tinue Four Days.
MANY EVENTS ON THE CARD

Eight hundred badges have been
ordered for the delegates to the con-
vention Of the Trans-Mississippi Mas
ter Bakers association to be held in
the Auditorium June 1918 A large
delegation is expected. Thisis new
organization, and this meeting is to
be the first annual The ns-Missis-
sippi territory covered by this asso-
citation includes Nebraska, Iowa, Kan
sas and Missouri r. r. Petersen,
Omaha, is chairman; T F Naughton
Omaha, secretary, II Zimmerman,
Hannibal ] a., Is treasurer
Registration, enrolment and an ex-
ecufive committee meeting are to con
sumo most Of Monday, the opening
day That evening the delegates are
10 be the guests Of AK Sar- Ben a the
Den, where they will be treated to
Samson's big show.
Exhibition Of Products.
The exhibition Of bakers products
and bakers supplies at the Auditorium
is 10 open formally at 10 O'Clock Tues.
day morning The convention, also 10
be held in the Auditorium IS open at
the same time
Rev 7 I Maekay Is 10 pronounce
the invocation and Mayor Dahlmdr
10 give the address OF welcome. Presi.
dent r. Il Petersen is TO respond TO
the welcome Greetings from the ma
tional and state associations will fol
low
The presidents address will be fol-
lowed BY paper on Wholesale De.
livery OF Bakery Products and Its Ex-
pense," by /. D. Van Meter, Parsons
Kan. Discussions are to follow, led
by Fred Freund Of St. Louis
odds and Ends OF the Baking In
dustry" is the title Of paper read by
r. &. Stakeholder Of ST. Louis. Jacob
Schouten Of Keokuk, la, is 10 fol
low with a discussion.
An athletic carnival by All Saints
Athletic club is 10 be given at the
Auditorium for the evenings enter
tainment
The speakers Wednesday are Harry
Gobrecht, Chicago, Charles II. All.
stadt, Waterloo, la; X. G. Smith Of
the department OF engineering exten.
sion, Ames, la, and lay Burns Of
Omaha, president Of the national as
ISOLATION
Movies and Vaudeville.
A buffet luncheon is to be given al
the Auditorium in the evening Mo
ton pictures and vaudeville acting
are TO be features Of the evenings
entertainment, together with music
and dancing.
Thursdays speakers are to be Hen
~ Boeckenhoff, Des Moines, la,
Charles w. Ortman, Omaha, Neb
r. l.. Hafziger, Kansas City; M. Hoff
man, St. Louis; Mr., Leffingwell OF the
National Association OF Master Bs
kers; +. {. Stakeholder, St, Louis
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Commissioners Meet
With Auto Club Good
Roads Committee

That road dragging in Douglas
county is 10 commence al ense was
the assertion oi the county commits
sioners 10 the members ~ The good
roads committee ct the Omaha Auto
mobile club az A JOINT meeting held
the Hotel Fontenelle Friday
The county commissioners eS-
planned 10 the automobile men the
pan that is t0 be followed 80 drag
gns ire roads and asked eo.opera-
ton on the organi1atlons part TO-
bringing about a tine system 81 high
WAYS m Douglas county
Demonstration So road dagsiug
were given 81 tbe military road be
lara ihe county commissioners and
representatives ui lhr AHlomQhlle
tlub
lhe following msmbsls Of ths so0t
f6adK committee ni lhf club wefe
meWnt at EHe conference with tne
county ,ommHtmHefs Chairman NJ
Nj thefa b. A Wells ii stroud
nmhegt u1Hssh / H WMkMM a.
N.Y. naugnaft D fi EnnhtaeI Et
SON RFh H W ift5h and $ A.
seattle
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
KISH, FUR MAN,
FOR DRESHERS
Dreshers Are Not Only Re-
pairing and Storing Furs,
But Make Up New Fur
Pieces From Start
10 Finish.
SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES.

n YOU want To store your furs
for the summer send them 80
Dresher Brothers Dry Cleaning and
nyeing Establishment at 22ll-22t7
Farnam St, where Americas finest
equipped concrete and steel fur
storage vault has Just been com
plttpd
II you want your turs repaired be
fore they are stored, see Mr. kishi
the newly engaged fur expert tn
charge oil all fur work at Drcshers
Mt kish Is a Furrier Of rare and
ripnned experience, and has been
employed iii Omaha before coming
to hreshrrs
II SON wish "a have one or more
pretty fur pieces made ta ORDER haFe
them made during THE summer
months, preshers Vlll make sou en-
exceptionally attractive Price eu thf
maAlUE WI BWW fMm during the sum
mrr maeths. in a natural effort %
make things lively during the ssasoh
when tuFa Afe ma} WORN.
tEt to knnW SO nrrsheF NrWthtFN
a. tHwi0m 80 wpll 81 cleaners hy
Am means EHt your tgFa la hrFe H8v
faf mmef storage ID taH hate na0
niffady wat them Hma Waee al
afhsf Sms pf OBS t,skest mpH8H
aia CONCERNS Boz 0maha sFe sertlRs
ihef entire ateaAa ef fHs lo pfsah
gfs faF MmmFr stefaee, 81 fNuF al L
certainly ha sAfa here
And. remember fifrshem insure
saaf f8e against ltrm HgfraF4
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

and crushed Sturdevant's head against
brick wall
Sturdevants truck was lined up at
the curb with another Omaha Van
truck, driven by James T Brown,
24l2 Cunning street, just in front OF
his truck. Sturdevant could not move
without first removing Barnes truck
But the control lever on Barnes truck
was out of order, with the result that
the machine always remains in gear
Sturdevant did not know this, and
when he tried to crank up the, Barnes
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

newspaper would be much better In
the election which followed every
students and even two faculty mem
bers voted for the change, and one
more tradition was shattered. And
for most Of the year, in addition to
being editor Of the paper, she has
acted as her own business manager
as we'll.
The college boys al Bellevue will
breathe sigh OF relief after next
Wednesday, for in addition to Ginning
almost all Of the honors for girls at
the old suburban school she has TAX.
en- about ali OF the honors for men
except the foot ball captainey.
The men may Jealous Of her as 4
rival, but about the most popular
coed at Bellevue is Anne Johnston,
nevertheless.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

nrll6 RthekAh lodge Henson elect
"a nrsk 0liigeta hsi Nfek a. follows
Noble grand Mft NJ Murray vige
grand Mrs = D. sitttat tftfrtat3
NrA btn NioTl1ni tfeatpteb Nlss
Nfautm seaman utnsHMN Miss NfAA
FRtb0k Nfs N y kNt was rlFEi
delegate ~ tht sftHd astfwh'r az
lInfula
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
RIFLE CLUB MEMBERS WILL
STAGE "LIFE IN TRENCHES

The Omaha Rifle and Revolver club
will meet Sunday afternoon al the
shooting grounds in East Omaha
Members are invited 10 bring spades
and post hole diggers" They're going
10 fix up the grounds A hot dinner
will be served 10 the volunteers in
the trenches
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Police Relief Fund
Replenished Again

Bessie Mitchell, 924 Douglas street,
charged with keeping a disorderly
house, was fined SIS and costs when
arraigned IN police court. Dick Sand
ers, 3l2 South Thirteenth street. Mary
Johnson, liz Farnam street; May
Davis 1902 Howard street, and Emma
Carson, oil North Seventeenth street,
all charged in a similar manner, for
feited bonds ranging from SIS to $50
Inmates taken rom each place for
ioited $40 bonds
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Burt SturdeVant
Instantly Killed
Cranking Truck

Burt Sturdevant, driver for the
Omaha Van and Storage company
was killed almost instantly when he
cranked up an Omaha Van truck
which was in gear at the time, and
the truck suddenly hurdled forward
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
LODGE ROOM NEWS
OF GREATER OMAHA
Grand Lodge Of Nebraska Masons
to Meet in Old Temple for Last
Time Coming Week.
LARGE ATTENDANCE EXPECTED

During the coming week the grand
lodge Of Nebraska Masons will meet
in Omaha in annual session, the meet
ings starting Tuesday and continuing
over Thursday This is the fifty-ninth
annual event Of the order and IT IS
expected that the attendance will be
large, for besides the delegates, it is
certain that there will many Masons
from both Nebraska and Iowa,
The grand lodge meetings Of the
Nebraska Masons are always Of great
interest 10 members Of the order, but
lie one upon this occasion IS az
pectcd 10 be doubly 50. for il marks
the end Of grand lodge gatherings IN
tic old Temple al Sixteenth street
aud Capitol avenue, occupied for so
many years
While labor troubles are delaying
work on the new Temple at Nine
ieenth and Douglas streets, It is Ger
tain that they will be settled in time
- that the building viii be COM
2leted and ready for occupancy before
another grand lodge meeting is held
Real Work Starts Tuesday
White The real work Of the grand
lodge sessions do not begin until
TUESDAY, there will be plenty to do
Monday evening, for it Is at this
time that the past master degree will
be conferred and Of the masters seek.
ing this degree, there will be many
IN from out IN the state.
Tuesday will be devoted largely 10
the consideration OF reports. At noon
there will be dinner Of the Ne
hraska Veteran Free MasonS associa-
ton and in the afternoon, officers and
members OF the grand lodge, on a
special train, will go 10 Plattsmouth
10 make the annual inspection Of the
Nebraska Masonic home there. In the
evening there will be a business ses-
sion at the temple
Routine business will take up the
time Of the grand lodge during all
Of Wednesday and Thursday, the last
thing on the program for Thursday
afternoon being the installation Of OF.
iicers for the year
The local committee has practically
the entire charge Of arranging for the
entertainment OF the delegates and
the visitors Members Of this commit.
Tee. have secured quarters at the
hotels for the visitors and upon their
arrival they will be assigned TO places
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

truck, it jumped forward and crushed
him.
Sturdeyant lived at 2202 North
Twenty-first street He is Is years
old and is survived by a wife and
two children
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Scottish Clans

The nest regular meeting ~ the
ladies' auSiliary of Ian Gordon Nc
.hl Ofdrf oi Scottish hnt, Wlll be
held ii ths homie ~ Mira R Elder
.sl North Forts lhitd street Netnes
day afternoon Al oElotk
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Yon WI ca Instant RelIef.

Or. Bells Pine Tar-Honsy soothss yous
,ongh. allsys inflammation, ioossns the mu-
cous and you breathe much better. $50
All druggists Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
l.awton AuxllIafy Mod

General VI an Lawtnu auxiliary 20
the spanish War Veterans viii hold
~ regular meeting Ia Memorial hall
Wednesday afternoon Business ot
importance "a 90 come before the ur
der
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

United Workmen No. " military
band.
Union Pacific lodge No. II next
Friday. will be entertained by the
drill team with a musical entertain
ment
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
Women Named to Be
In Charge Of the Stuff
Section of the Parade

The general committee in charge
OF the Flag day parade IN Omaha has
appointed large committee Of
women 10 handle the arrangements
for the women's part in the celebra-
ton. The joint committee will meet
at luncheon az the Commercial club
Monday noon TO formulate plans for
getting the women out 10 march in
the parade
The women's committee includes
Meodamea- MeadameH--
NJ Fairheld Draper Smith,
G r Kountze. II G. Gumney,
Fred Hamilton Warren Rogers,
Charles 8 Elgattsf, Joseph Polear
H. Kennedy. e N. Wilhelm,
G. NJ pletz y Wead.
j. II pumont. Halleck Rose
Ward Burgess n II BaldriEe.
Victor Rosowatar q T Lindsey,
n H. Newbranch George p Eddy
Louis Nash.
Misses Misses
Mary Reed. Agnes Russell,
Jessie Alllsrd. Daisy poans
The general committee in charge Of
the Flag day demonstration is made
up OF General G, II Harries. n o.
Edwards, +. w Judson, Judge w D.
McHugh. J. L. McCague. A C..
Smith, I. I. Yates, F. P Harwood. T.
c, Byrne, { J Ernest and Gould
Dletz.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

Of Douglas county have arranged 10
hold the services in Hanscom park al
230 o'clock. The Brandeis theater
orchestra and the South Omaha
Pioneer quartet will furnish the music
Rev X. l.. Wheeler and Charles 4.
Whelan OF Madison, Wis, the latter
national lecturer Of the society, will
be the speakers
The monthly social session Of
Omaha camp No 100 held last
Wednesday evening was we'll attended
regardless Of the storm.
The Omaha District Log Rolling
association at its meeting last Wed
nesday elected officers and decided
10 hold the annual picnic some time
IN August at Bellevue. All the camps
OF the Modern Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors Of America Of Douglas
Washington and Sarpy counties have
joined the association,
Foresters OF Camp No 100 will be
an attraction at the Den Of the
knights 81 Ak Sar Ben this year.
Maeeabees'
Omaha tent NO, - MaIGapcrsi
viii hold an election OF officers on
Monday evening, in the hall IN the
Swedish auditorium 1909 Chicago
street. The entertainment committee
is planning something extra for that
night The next meeting will be
June 70,
Lodge No lS, Ancient Order Of
United Workmen, will Tuesday hold
the election Of officers Several OF
the younger element are campaigning
Tor the various offices and a lively
time Is expected The lodge has a
membership OF over 500 The work
Of transacting It's business IS no small
affair At the last meeting one can
didate was initiated and several more
prospects are IN sight On Thursday
evening will occur the celebration Of
the ttifticth anniversary OF the grand
lodge oi Nebraska The various
lodges ~ Douglas county viii meet az
Twenty fifth and NJ streets. south
Side. where there will be speaking.
dancing and refreshments
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
American Woman.

Last Wednesday evening Omaha
Homestead no lA04 gave a basket
social Mn and Mts Nhykrt, iot
merly 81 Enid, Okla and temp0faflly
located "a Florence, were among the
guests. and made the evening espe.
rially interesting hy the description
az The south end 81 conditions there
Neat Wednesday evening Omaha
Homestead will hold ihe regular mt
tiafion 10 tt hall " Labor temple
btfe uill hr q large class
lhe lpaRhos Homestead 81 tfr
mnat wil hold iht Ne0ma0 memorial
eefVtfes Eos ihe Woman hai in tte
moBi suadaf. Innf n AZ O'Clock
AMOS h llsnfN correspondent "a
0m8ha homestead hss hreh invited
81 siee the memorial address Mans
90 ihf Omaha members aIt planning
en WaaH la Ftfmnaf % automobiles
iHf iHs occasion t6s weather kHi
fasit 6fe A4afshlf otherwise ths
mamhea stIl lfatf no the NeflHefst
ffm at W Wl #@i et8tH