Omaha daily bee., 1917-10-22
OUTLINE PROGRAM TODAY.

OUILlNE PKOGEAM IODAY.
At 10 o'clock this morning members
of the local Liberty bond committee
will meet at the Federal Reserve bank,
where they will outline the program
for Wednesday. Last night members
were undecided as to just whatpthe
program would be, but they felt GER
tain that General Wood would be
called upon to deliver one or more ad-
dresses.
PUBLIC WORKERS BUY.
Mrs. w. F. Baxter, chairman of the
women 50 Liberty loan committee on
universities and business colleges, re-
ported the purchase of $l1, 200 worth
of bonds. Employees of the public
library bought 5000; the University
of Omaha, $l,150; Boyles- college.
$500, of which $500 goes to the Red
Cross, and Van SAINT school. headed
by Miss lone Duffy, $3.50.
Miss Ruth Arnstein. a student at
Van SAINT school, bought a $1,000
bond. Nine teachers there subscribed
$3.50; $2400 by 81 outside persons So
licited by the students, and the re-
naming $1,000 by, students them
Nurses Help Finance War.
The State Nurses association,
which held its convention at the
Blackstone this week. bought $500
worth of bonds, and many nurses SUBJ
scribed individually. Mrs. Sam Cald-
we'll, Mrs. Arthur Draper Smith, Mrs.
Sam Burns, Mrs. A. !. Root and Mrs.
Alvin r. Johnson make up the nurses
and hospital committee.
A summary OF the work thus far
done by the women's committee
shows total of $248,850, as follows:
Previously reported. .......$ .$l64,SOO
Additional from Schools. 1900
, New subscriptions. ........ 76,45o
$24SS5o
From the Printers.
The printing companies of Omaha
and their employees have raised Sl3,-
500 for Liberty bonds Five subscrip-
tions came in yesterday, Following
is the list of new subscriptions with
previous total:
Previously reported. d.........$ 100
Klopp- BARTLETT company.... 5,00O
Employees, Klopp-Bartlett... l,00O
Rees Printing company..... 3,QQO
M. F. Shafer company. I0OO
Festner Printing company. 4oo
Total SIS, 500
Mr.. Shafer told employees OF his
company that as soon as they. have
paid 90 per cent of the bonds for
which they subscribed he will pay the
balance for them.
Result of Women's Work. -
Following are some of the new sub
scriptions by individuals. and IRON
booths, listed according to amounts:
$5,OOO-Mrs Martha Folda' C. H. hihs'
Mrs Frank Colpetzer.
s40O0-Booth at Haydens store
s3,500-Omaha Woman's club.
S3,OOO-Mrs Victor Caldwell.
s2'0b0-Ruth Arnstein, Investment, booth
at Orchard & Wihelm's store.
sl,5OG-Gulou g. Ledwich.
sl350--Albert @. Fuller.
$l,O50-Nettie +. DietH.
siOO0-suprsmc Pl E. o. ssterhood. Ken
nedy Investment company. +. J. Adams Ed"
ward NJ. Webb Martha s. Adams, MRS. e.
L. stone, George NJ. Smith, Warren switzier.
$900-Mrs. Nina Eshom.
$95O-WelIesley College club.
sSO0-Mrs. Jennie Spence
y $hOO--J II. Vance, Ella J. McMannigaii,
! c. w, Chadwick, lone C.. Duffy. Ladies AID
society Of Westminster Presbyterian church.
John f, Summer Mrs Az c. Powell, Robert
+. Leavens. Ward NJ, Burgess Nelson L.
Thorson, Henry G. Pike, X. Miller.
| $t5O-Natalie Millard.
| siOO-Edith Tobitt Melissa Smith, kath-
| crime Chuchel.
ssoo-Katherine X. Baxter, Shoe vlasth-
| lava No. 20, J. c, d. ..
s25Q-Dr. jennie Callfas, Carrie Millard'
Helen Millard.
s?6o-~Harold r. Streight Mrs II. B. Ham
| ilton. Margaret " Smith, Lester B. McCoun'
+. j. Robinson, R. c. Mcintosh, Lase
Dohromila No. lie, Nebraska state Nurses
association, Boyles college students for Red
Cross. V. d. Smith, Frank b. Bnffett' ID.
f. Jenkins. Leland Lewis, Selma Anderson.
nulda NJ Anderson, Kate A. McHugh, John