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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06
n~eccsario reroSo.

neccs2TiO rcnoSo.
Turnada que Cue Ia solicitud del
gobernador de aquel Estado, a as Ga,
nlaras, ACADIA de rcsolver ahora el
Senado que no es de concederse el per
MISC solicitado, por convenir asl q los
intereses nacionales.
e. cuerpo &c scguriGad del Estado
iba a constar de 500 plazas c loa 4
ser mandado por personals adictas al
jefe del executive de aQuella entl-
dad.
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4 IA mitad dc su va!cr.

Los cosecheros de hcncqGcn, obi
gaGos en- TODD por Ia comisi6n regula-
fora. regeatcada por alcuno$ de os
Drincipales capitalistas yucatecOs, Y
Su~rervisada por cl gohlerno, tieNen
que ~ertregarle toda su cosccha para
luc ella IL vcnda on los mercados a
mcricanoS. que son los que general
mente consumer toda Ia libra.
Pero cs cl case QUO hechas las zen
cas. Y cuardo cl prccio del henequen
eStI = ounce pesos. come en- la &C
tualidad, I los c~cSccheros Sc les paga
= sietc 2cr II com!Si5n rcguladora
Vue NJ necho I@S venJaS.
e resto del valor del h~cnequtn, sc
va. seg6n Sc dice, en- gastos de repre-
sentacion Ge la r~e&uladora, en- eroga-
clones eXigidas por IA instruction, etc.
Contra TODD clio protcStan los CO.
scyheros, que han reSJelto ser los
GUcHcs inicos de Su producto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

Cataiogo dc damas mCxicanas y otraSI
naSionaiidadcs cXtcnsa iista de hermosos
numbrcs.
Mardc IN DOLLAR Y L. cnviaremos a.
4 vucIta dc correo. nueStTo complete Cata-l
logo Matrimonial. con GescripcioncS COM
. olc.as de muchaS ~joveneS y algunas Niu-I
das. que buscaG Il un ma-idc bueno : hon
RADIO. Puedc listed cScr:bir a cuatcuiera
dc elias Y contraer I'm fcliz natrimonio en-
mIy brcyc tempo. Nosotros. por ~aueStrn
partc. somos personals recomendablcs. nues-,
no nsgocio esta basado sobrc Ia honradez,
y lccitimidad: asi es que no dele cue IA,
pequcna cantidad dc UN DOLLAR sirra,
Il. csto-bo en- una probable FELlClDAD,
MATRiMONlAL. Escriba hoy misno a:
+ COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENTS
Clue. p. q. Boz ass. Venice. Cal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

Como Ia Raguladora eSta h%io II
Immediate supervision del gobierao
iel EstaGo. este Ia 2provecha para sus
,ntorescs nOhticOS.
Salvador Alvarado us5 y abuse de
suS direroS Y &c Il elementos todos,
: aJin parece qle Sc h&ce *entrr en-
los negocios lie n Reguladora V que
Ia aprovecha rara 81 logro de Sus am
biciones presidential eS.
La actuaciGn del ~gobcrTador Castro
Morales, obra dc Alvarado Y gran
amigo suyo. en- Ia reGIladora, tam
POGO es del agraGo &c los cosecheros.
cue quieren cue sc les dele libres de
esa eirania Q cue Sc rcglamente de
otra mancr Y de otra r,anera Sc ma
ncje Il menciorada instruction.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

BUENA GRATIFfCACION Sc darn 4 Ia per-
soma que me proporcionc informeS exactos
del senior Naiente Acebedo. quien supongo 50
encuent-a en- Zacatecas O en- FL Paso.. Texas
CaalQuier infome que Sc tenEa sobre dich..
persona favor de dirigirio a AmaGa !Acebe-
do. Wagner Ranch. Avondalc. Arizona. 90
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

Sc NECESITAN hombres o muchachos co..
biciclcta. que tengan caballo y "JiEgy' para
~repartir pcri6iicos diarIancnte de ! a . de
In manara. BUEN SUELDO. Podran dis
porer de todc el dia para dcscnpeiiar cual-
quier otro trabaio. Ocurran 4 las oficinas de
IA PRENSA.
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$500 DE CIR

$500 DE GRATIFiCACION o un aGo lie
susc-ipci6n 4 LA PRENSA". dare a quien
mano. Jose Arvizu. originario de Rayon.
Sonora. Mexico. Es dc estatura regular, CO.
lor blanco, cabcl!o rubio. Hace como tres
amos Saiio del lugar Dc dondc T. o-iginario
y Sc suponc csta en- Estados Unidos. CuaL
qu!er infornc que Sc tonga sobrc dichz per.
cisco L. .Arvizu. 20 John St, San Fran
cisco Il. Arvizy, SO John St. San Fran
cisco, California. (25.)
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TOME BROMOGEN

PaztilIae anti-biliosas para combatir l. in
fIrenza. !oicr de cabeza. conStipados, indi-
gcstiores. T6mese una al acostaTse: p-odu-
cen 81 ciccto mient-as Sc dueruc y no ncce-
sitari pcrder So trabajo. Prccic. en- todas las
droEuerias. 25c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

$500 De GRATIFICACION dare a Ia perso-
ia que me propOrcione informes exac os n
cerca del psradcro dc la sonora mi madra,
Dicga Albelaiz, y de mis- hermanos, Pedro.
Hercuiano. Rafael y Esteban Quintana. Caal-
quier irforme que Sc tenga sobre dichas per-
sonas favor dc dirigirlo a Msryarita Quinta-
na. 226 Maple St, Oklahoma City. oklaho-
ma. al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

EENDO baratisImos bonitos de!ants!es &C
Sonora y t-ajeritos para nina. ocurran 4
Ii25 Ave. z. tler
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare I IA per-
soma que me proporc!one informcs exactos
de mi padre pol.ico. Gabriel Marin y dc
ST. esposa, TranGuilina Vramasco. de quienes
tuve Ia ultima ca-ta hace como tres me
ses de! Estaio de Kansas. Cualquier infor-
me que So JenGa sobrc dichas personals ia
vor DC dirigirio 4 Casimiro Huerta, i0iE.
Milan St. Houston. Tex. 90
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RI-ENa EPAT

BUENA GR~ATIFICACION dare 4 Ia per
soma QUO me proporcionc inforres c1actos do
mi hijo. lose de Ia Cruz. quicn desde el ana
&c 1919 salio de Aguascaient-s. Mexico, rum
DO 4 Estados Unidcs. habiendo cscrito do
Sonora, Tex. CuaIquier iniorre CUE Sc ten
ga sobre dicha persona favor de diriSir!a .
su padre. Salvador de IL Cruz. ia E End
St. Fort Worth. Tex. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

LA M~EXICANA" Fabrica de Chocolate Ne
xicano y EXpendio dc Cacao. VentaS por
maycr = menor. Juan Olive, 3o5 ;. Leo
M St. San Antonio. Texas. Sc despnchan
Ug1ienes c. O. d.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

DARE BUENA,GRATIFICAClCN a Ia per-
soma Que me proporcione int2TpeS eTactos Gel
ueiior .JestIs SoteLo. de IS amos de edad, cue :
DO regular. color blanco. algo picado de virue-
Jr UItinamcntc reSiGia en- Orion. Kansas
Cualauicr informc cue sc tenga sobre d.eha
persona favor de IiriGiric 4 Higipio So.eio-
Box SIS, Luhbock. Tex. Cd.
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$500 DE GRATIFICACION Sc daran 4 Ia
persona que devue!va IN zarato girls de Sc
nora que Sc eXtravio recientemente. Diri-
Eirse a Guarantee Shoe Store, III n. p
mo St. On
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

$500 DE GRATIFTCACIoN dare a la per-
soma QUO me proporcione inforncS exactos de
mi hiio. Miguel Galicgos. de IL amos de eond.
quicn dcSapareci de Hoyt. Texas, 81 dia )
dc Noviembrc iltimo. Caalquier infor1ne ia
vor dc diriE;rE a Cirilo GaIlcgos. Hoyt, To-
Xas. (9b
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$500 DE GRATIFICACION dare a Ia per.
soma cue me proporrione inforncs exactos
De mi hermana AGusGna Saldana. Cualquier
infoTmc que 50 tenga sob-e dicha persona
favor de diricirIo > Alexandra Saldana, Was-
ner Ranch. Avondaie, AriZoEe. (S}
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

VENDO ur SiIl6n de oarberia en- buen es-
-ado y una Victrcla. Dirigirse 4 Jose malta
Garcia. ISL :. Laredo ST. u'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

DARE GRATIFfCACIoN a Ia persona que
RE de info-mcs de los senoreS Julio y Aora.
ham Medina. &c quienes desde 1912 no he te-
nido ninguna noticia. Gualquier info-ne ia
vor de- dirigirlo a Termida Medina. Wagner
Ranch. Avondale. Arizona. Isl
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PESQUISAS

Sc GRATIFICARA con 500. o un ano dc
inscription y LA PRENSA", = In persona
&c proporcione noticias del p~aradero del
,enor Antonio Samaritan. oriEinario &c Ia
tccas. Mexico: en- 1917 sc encontraba en-
Ration. n. Mexico. CualQuic- informc que
- tenga sobrc Gicha persona favor dc diri-
-irlo L Ia Oficina Central de- CanbioS. 1914
:. Commerce 5. ?. o. Boz !35. Station a.
San Antonio. Texas. 80
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EMPLEOS

Sc NECESTTAN carbonero5 : cortad1rc
Gc lena buen campo, trabajo rermanentc
Ecnran en- persona u escriban 4 Ed. Sacks
1911 Dart St. Houston. Texas. ga
Sc NECESITA una bucna criada par.
trabajo general d ccssa. Ocur-an Z 10
Madison S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

Sc NECESTTAN 1000 traba ;adorcs para c.
amino de hicrrn del Pennsylvania Rail Road.
Sc pagan los meiu-cs Sueidos y SC proper
cionau TODD genera dc comoGidades. Todos
h.; trabajadores que han trahajado con cs-
u compania So mucStran muy Sat:sfechoS y
son nuestra meio- recommendation y siempre
rccrcSan con bastantc dincro. NOSotros po-
demos mandarlo L I'd. el dia que quiera.
Para mayores informcs ocurran q nueStra
oficina. NJ. l.. Osborn. 1928 West Houston
St.. San Antonio. Texas. ca
NECESITO TN sastre : un plaachador dc
sombreros. Otto. LinburgeT, Kelly City.
T~elefono Crockett 1851.
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De OCCASION
VENTAS

Sc VENDE una casa con solar en- muy oue-
mas condiciones. situado en- III Kerr ST. 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06
PROFESSIONALS

ESPECLALIDfD en- -eclanaciones por da-
nos rcrsonales. atropellos. etc. Eago t1ia
IL. cobranzas. I. T. McCloskey. I'll
Frost BiGy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

oCULIsTA oPTICo.--DR. ARTURO era
NER. Anscu,os y Ientes dc todas ciases.
Ex:raen de Ia rsta GRATIS. DieZ amos de
sS,cGio Y prictica en- Euro?a v Mexico IA
b. esoanol. fracces e i:aliano. $40 Eirks
BriIGinc. Esquina dc IA ale Houston y
ANcnidA c.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06
ARRENDAMIENTOS

HOTEL SAN us. C2artos Iimpios y ba-
rates. PrrcioS especiales per scnana. 20s
y. San:a Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
CARLOS DE ALQCILElt DOLLAR.
$50 por hora- Sc guardian = la"an car-,s.
Si.00 semanario. Eeparacioncs y pintura,
my baratas. 50I-506 5. Flores. Teletoaos
--ockctt y Travis 1920.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-06

FORTUNATE DE Los SANTOS-Agene
e. In Corrpahia SINGER de r1&quinas dc &C
SER M.aquinas dc coSer para farli!ia. sastrc~
ria = zapaccric. en- abonoS muy comodcs-
RENTO rlaquinas vendo fon6crafos COLUM-
PTA. pianos y muehles on aboaos. i07 \.
S,n Saba. Tel. Travis 6S59.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-17

to 400 the pupils of all grades
meet in the upper department and
sing. Some new patriotic songs
are now being learned.
The Art Glass has been making
very rapid progress in their art
work, revealing some of their tai
ent in nature sketches.
The Manual Tanning boys have
been busy making sand table for
the Primary department and put
ting up new window shades in the
Primary and Manual Training
rooms.
There are ffty-six (56) pupils
enrolled in the school,
The following High School sub
jects are being taught: Algebra,
English I, English II, Agriculture
English History, Manual Training,
Art. Spelling and Penmanship.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-17
FRIENDS DON'T LIKE HIM

One of the most striking features
of the late primary is the fact that
every town in which Superinten-
dent of Public Instruction N. c..
Macdonald has lived gave his op-
ponent, Miss Nelson, a majority.
In Cavalier county where he serv-
ed one term as county superinten-
dent of schools, the people turned
him down cold. In addition to
this it is reported that only one
county superintendent out of the
fifty-three in the state is support
ing him for reelection Will some
of the supporters of Mr.. Macdon-
aid explain why, if he is such a
world-beater as an educator and
so efficient as state superinten-
dent, those who know him init.
mately, and therefore best, are so
uniformly against his reelection?
Record.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-17
NOTICE TO CUT WEEDS
ALONG MAIL ROUTES

The patrons Of the Rural Free
Delivery routes out of Hope are
hereby notified that all weeds
should be cut along the road sides
at once. Failure to attend to this
matter will result in the blocking
of the roads when snow comes
Those portions of routes which
are neglected will fail to receive
service when the snow comes.
The carriers have sufficient trou-
BILE in making their rounds in the
winter time where the roads are
in good condition and they will
not be required to break roads or
travel on roads that are filled with
snow due to the neglect of the
patrons to cut weeds.
Carriers are not required to de-
liver mail unless box is placed in
proper position. If your mail
box is down do not expect to re-
ceive mail matter in it.
NJ. NJ. LUCE, Postmaster,
Hope, N. Oak.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-17
TIT FOR TAT

"There is limit, even to war
economies declared Representa-.
tive Romjue. A certain selfish man
came home the other evening with
an enormous bundle.
"Mathilda," he said, you know
those wonderful Accent shirts and
15-cent neckties that you bought
me last week, so I could put more
money into the war loanY"
eyes"
Well" the man went on, 81
stopped into the same shop today
and bought something for you.
It's beautiful red and green
checkered dress maerial, and 1 got
you eight yards at cents yard.
The clerk said it would make
enough dresses to see you through
the war"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-17
LuvERNE SCHOOL NOTES

Perfect attendance certificates
were issued to the following
pupils the past month: Clifford
Anderson, Leroy Ohms, Louise
Hanson, Edwin Stockeland, Laura
Semmens, Howard Ohms, Opal
Semmens, Berta Rasmussen, Anna
Nelson, Olga Nygaard, Inger
Svenningsen, Fred Semmens.
The pupils Of the primary
grades are collecting fruit stones
and nut shells to be used in max
ing gas masks for the soldiers.
All the pupils of the Interme-
diate and of the Primary grades
are now members of the Junior
Red Cross for the school year
1918-1919.
On Friday afternoon from $3.50
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-17
NOMENS COUNCIL Of
DEFENSE NET At SHER-
BROOKE LAST TUESDAY

The Woman's National Council
of Defense held a county meeting
at Sherbrooke, Oct. Sth.
The meeting was called to order
by the County Chairman, Mrs
Cyrus Wheeler.
Seventy-fve women were pres.
ent, representing townships and
women societies Of Steele County
An instrumental solo was render
ed by Mrs. Schwalje followed by
audience singing America. Roll
call Of township chairmen and
women societies were taken.
Treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. Gumb, county treasurer. All
bills were voted on and ordered
paid.
Report Of organizing and Nurse
Reserve Campaign was given by
Mrs. Wheeler.
Twenty-three councils have
been organized and fourteen pa.
triotic talks given.
One undred and fifty letters
have been written and three hund-
red Ignite coal letters sent out.
Thirty-six Steele County girls
signed nurse reserve cards. The
quota for our county was four.
Each township chairman noti-
fed every family in her township
in regard to registration day, also
found the number of children in
their township under six years of
age. The names of one thousand
children were reported.
Township chairman were re-
quested to give patriotic enter.
tainments and cooperate with
teachers in their community.
Report Of County Food Chair
man was given by Mrs. Gilbert
son Of Finley, stating drying and
canning demonstrations have been
given to seven hundred and fifty.
one women.
Special mention was made by
County Chairman of the work Of
Mrs Standley, community chair
man and Mrs. Wamberg. These
ladies having covered eight town
sips twice and demonstrated to
four hundred and three women.
County chairman Of Child We'll
fare work, Mrs. Gumb, reported
one thousand child-welfare cards
sent out and all should be return
ed by Oct. 31st.
The success of County Play Day
was reported.
A plea was made for a county
schol nurse so Steele County may
be one of the progressive counties
in this splendid work.
County Supt. Miss Raaen, gave
report Of Liberty Loan work, stat
ing Mr.. Cassell had so we'll or
ganized the work that she had
done her bit by talking Liberty
Loan, w. s. S. and Red Cross
work while visiting schools
through the county. Junior Red
Cross reported one hundred per
cent.
Miss Nelson of Valley City gave
a splendid patriotic address on
Child Welfare. Miss Nelson has
doubtless done more for the child
hood of North Dakota than any
woman in the state.
Her talk was practical and
made every mother present feel
she could be a better mother and
citizen for having had the privi-
lege Of hearing this address.
The meeting was closed by sing
ing SEThe Star Spangled Banner. +"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1918-10-17
THE FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN

The Griggs County Sentinel
Courier has the following timely
editorial on the Fourth Liberty
Loan which applies to this county
as well as Griggs:
The Fourth Liberty Loan drive
in Griggs county has demonstrate
ed that we have some people here
who are not loyal American citi-
zens.
In their case, the melting pot,
has failed to melt, and in spite of
the fact that many of them were
born and raised in this country
they are not true to her.
Their sympathies may rot be
with Germany-but they are
against the United States.
They are lightweight people.
Lightweight citizens.
Scum.
In our printing office we have a
melting pot, in which we remelt
the type metal after it has been
used each week. After all is
melted, a vigorous stirring of the
molten metal brings to the surface
the dross and dirt, and after this
is skinned off only the pure clean
metal remains.
The United States is called the
melting pot of nations.
This war may be likened to the
vigorous stirring given the molten
type metal.
It has brought the dross and
dirt Of our citizenship to the sur
face.
It is an easy matter in each COM
munity to single out these bits of
dross-these bits of dirt.
They stand out in such striking
contrast to the pure clean metal
of true patriotism, with which they
were once united, but from which
they are now forever separated.
In a great crisis, such as the
struggle in which we are now en-
gagged, it is easy to pick out the
lightweights.
It is regrettable that we have
some of them in Griggs County.
This fact mars the feeling of ex-
ultation all Of us have every right
to feel in Grigsg county's over
subscription to the Fourth Liberty
Loan.
Those who helped put old Griggs
over the top may we'll feel proud.
There are some who did not
help, who could we'll afford to do
so.
They are slackers!
Cowards!
Traitors!
Dross!
Dirt!
Every true, red-blooded Ameri.
can citizen should shun them as he
would the mad dog with dripping
fangs.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-05
Charge Gordon Boy
With Robbing Till
AT Hooper Station

Fremont, Neb., Sept. 4,-(Special
Telegram Robert T. Boyles of
Gordon is in the county Jail here
awaiting a hearing on charge of
having robbed the Northwestern sta
ton at Hooper of $l2 Monday even
ing. Boyles was caught by Night
Operator Julius Rupert as he was
leaving the station with the money
he had taken from the till. Rupert
marched his man up town and turned
him over to the night marshal.
When taken into custody Boyles
had a revolver and $50 in cash. He
is said to have confessed to robbing
the Union Pacific station at Clarks
and Silver Greek last week and is be-
lieved to have taken $64 from the
Northwestern station at Nickerson
late Monday afternoon. He admitted
to having been at Nickerson that at
ternoon, but denied the charge of
stealing the money. He hired an
automobile to go from Nickerson to
Hooper. Boyles is 10 years of age
and is said to be the son of the agent
for the Northwestern at Gordon.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-05
FIASHEC 7Tom FIIMIAND
PHOTO PLAY. OFFERINGS. s FOR. TODAY.

her powers. The play, which has been
built into the motion pictures from
the stage success, "Divorcons." is
mixture of laughter and of more
serious scenes, demanding Of the star
finer dramatic effects.
1t is reported that d. w. Griffith
made most flattering offer to Mary
Miles Minter to star in one of his big
productions, but that she has decided
to stick it out where she is. Rumors
on the coast also tell of offers being
made for the services of Mary Pick
ford and Douglas Fairbanks, both of
whom will be ready to make new
contracts soon.
Franklyn Farnum, the clever juve-
nile, and Miss Alma Reubens are the
latest newlyweds in California's Gel
luloid colony.
John Thwaite, who is cast for a
part in a new serial by Francis Ford,
returned from the trenches recently
and will start work at once.
Two of the downtown houses of
Omaha will hold their bill over for
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-05
N6 AY ALLISON in "A Success
NI full Adventure" bristling with

N6 AY ALLISON in "A Success
M full Adventure" bristling with
Ava romance and adventure, will
be seen on the screen at the
Empress theater for the last half of
the week. Miss Allison has the role
of Virginia Houston, a little beauty
of the sunny south, who undertakes
to heal an old family feud by means
of masquerading as servant in the
household of her own uncle.
Jealous men can find the cure for
their trouble in Dorothy Dalton's new
photoplay, which is the new bill at
the Rialto for the remainder OF this
week. Green Eyes," which is the
title of this latest interesting photo
drama of Miss Dalton's, is a stirring
story full of dramatic acting and
with real, honest-to-goodness south
ern negro camp meeting picture as
one of the interesting scenes. The
husband is cured of his jealously and
things end happily for all.
The Sun theater changes its bill
today, the new play being Billie
Burke in Let's Get a Divorce" a
comedy drama built upon the divorce
and one in which the versatile Miss
Burke has full opportunity to display
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-05
Beach Returns and
Announces Staff of
Campaign Helpers

Lincoln, Sept. 4. 4.-(Speeial) -
Chairman E. D. Beach returned today
from his trip to Chicago where he
attended the meeting of state chair
men and several national committee
men who conferred with the national
chairman.
He announces the following staff
as his assistants for the campaign:
Secretary, Nels P. Hansen of Lin
coin.
Speakers Bureau, A. J. Dunlap,
Central City.
The publicity department this year
will be handled under new plan
and instead of one man having all
the work, the publicity will be in the
hands of publicity committee COM
posed of newspapermen living in
close proximity to Lincoln so they
can be called on short notice if it is
necessary. The committee consists
of o. O.. Buck, Harvard; H. c. Hass-
Ter, Pawnee CITY; A. V, Shaffer, Sew
ard; R. f. Cunningham, Auburn,
and T. J. Pickett, Wahoo.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-05

Thursday. At the Strand Mary Pick-
ford will be seen again today in
m 'liss" and at the Muse Norma
Talmadge i'll "The Only Way" for
the last times today. A
"The Geezer of Berlin" a travesty
on the feature film, THE Kaiser Of
Berlin" will come to Omaha the first
part OF next week at the Boyd thea-~
ter. The film, which is killing of
the pompous majesty of the kaiser's
name by laughter, will be shown in
connection with For Husbands
Only" a comedy drama, with Mil
dred Harris as the star.
Nell Shipman, one of the best
known of the California stars, is writ.
ing a play, which will be produced in
dependently this fall. Miss Ship
man will not divulge the nature of
the plot of the new story.
Edward Earle has been speaking
for the Red Cross in New York and
he is the best straw hat customer in
the city for when collection 80 time
comes, Earle steps forth with his
handy lid to start the change.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-09-05
Norfolk Man Ordered to
West Point as Instructor

Norfolk, Neb., Sept. 4.-(SpecialD
Capt. Fred Inglis of Norfolk, who
was recently made major in the
regular army. has just been ordered
to the West Point military academy
to act as an instructor. He was
scheduled to become a staff officer
of the 18th division, which is now
being organized for overseas duty.
Major Inglis graduated from West
Point only two years ago and has
made quite record as an instructor
in three consecutive officers train
ing camps in Texas.