Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-29
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NM War Tirnpe
Fs. McAdoo Pronounces
len and Women Equal
Partners in Drive


Partners in Drive
,prhst the greatest glory in the wo-
lrtyan's work lies not in the amount
park bonds but in the larger number
It q subscriptions sold, is the ex-
= ression OF Mrs. Eleanor Wilson
4. McAdoo, wife Of the secretary of
8, HE treasury and daughter of the
Ai,resident. who serves as national
!, chairman for the womans commit
lee.
4 while the women's committees
- throughout the country have some
III the largest individual subscrip-
tions to their credit. they have been
very largely instrumental in secur-
ing the smaller subscriptions-the
ones which are hardest to get. but
which mean the most from the
standpoint OF the awakening of
national spirit. And it is, perhaps,
in this awakening OF the people to
The necessity OF their support of the
Government In this crisis that the
Value OF woman's participation in
financing the war is most clearly
demonstrated" wrote Mrs. Nc
Adoo.
8 The results OF the last campaign
have more than justified the belief
of the Treasury department In the
ability OF women to stand shoulder
to shoulder with men in organizing
and conducting the campaigns for
the sale of Liberty bonds, and in
their right to the title EQUAL
PARTNERS"
County Organization.
The scope of woman's Fourth
Liberty loan committee is broaden
ing as the block system seems to
be gaming In popularity. Mrs.
Frank w. Judson has been asked
to extend this method of campaign
ing over the entire county of Doug
las.
Mrs. w. J. Hynes will be her as
sistant chairman and Mrs. w. A.
c. Johnson secretary. Maps of
townships and farming districts
have been sent to the following cap
tains OF their respective commune
ties: Ralston. Mrs. John Lamb;
Bennington, Mrs. Wayland Magee;
E1khorn, Mrs. J. A. Gibbon; Elk
City, Mrs. Charles Shumaker post
Office, Washington, Neb); Water
loo, Mrs. Otto Wilson; Valley. Mrs.
Roy Erway; Willard, Mrs. Det-
wiler.
Liberty Loan Notes.
Mrs. Stanley Green, captain Third
precinct OF the First ward, wishes
all lieutenants to meet at her home.
1915 Emmett street. Monday evening
at 8 o'clock, to receive literature
and final Instructions
"A community meeting at Madison
school, South Side. will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Arrangements have been made by
J Mrs.. w. P. Adkins, captain of the
Eleventh precinct, Sixth ward, for
Iata'" interesting Eauscical program.
DR.. Olga Stastny will speak.
Mrs. w. A. Yoder, major of
Florence committee, has called
meeting OF all captains and lieuten-
ant at the school house at $50
O'clock Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Judson
will speak.
Mrs. R. Kulakofsky will have a
meeting of her lieutenants at her
home, 2202 Fowler avenue, Tuesday,
October /, at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Jud-
son will speak.
Join Patriotic League.
Every member OF the Young Wo-
mems Hebrew association joined the
Patriotic league, at a meeting held
last week, where Miss Frances
Range addressed the young women.
First meeting of the Patriotic
league will be held Monday at 8
O'Clock in the evening at the club
rooms, Lyric building. Community
singing and drilling will be the fea-
tnres introduced. One hundred and
seyenty.hve dollars was contributed
by members for war relief. Other
war work of this organization in
--dudes a large Red Cross knitting
circle. home nursing and Belgium
teiief sewing. Miss -Rosalia Lei
bovici is the instructor for French
class Thursday evenings at 7:3O
o'clock.
Women at County Fair.
{Successful activities of various de-
partments of Woman's War Work
az presented st the state fair in the
kDoth of the woman's committee,
Nebraska Council of National De-
tense, prompted Prof. Sarka Hrb-
kova, state chairman, to under
take the same plan at each of the
county fairs. Woman's committee
Moths have been conducted at
county fairs in the following places:
Custer county at Broken Bow, Mrs.
Alpha Morgan, county chairman;
Gage, Beatrice, Miss Julia Fuller;
Howard, St. Paul, Mrs. Mary Paul; !
Rimball, Mrs. c. L. Alden; Lincoln,
North Platte, Mrs. R. F. Cotterell;
Pawnee. Pawnee City, Mrs. Albert
Balance; York, Mrs. c. A. McCloud.
Mend Soldiers Socks.
Members OF the North Side
Mothers club are urged to be pres
emit Monday and Tuesday mornings
At 10 o'clock at meetings to be held
st the home OF Mrs. G. r. Gilbert,
26ll Bristol street, to help repair
1000 pairs OF socks. The socks be-
long to the soldiers at Fort Omaha
and the boys are badly in need Of
them. Each member Is requested to
bring one friend as guest and to
take a personal interest in getting
these socks done.