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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
OeutIc1c Slotte tpirS
iic9 i'm hantpf iteacn
Die glIiierten iinb fidjer, baF Sic.
ielbe entideibenS seidlagen
iuerben iuirS.

@of9ington, 12. SUM. gtus ser
S4meis fino bier offiaieIle Gepe.
| fben eingeIoufen bnB bic 6eittide
6lotte ouslaufen uno einen aarfrpf
gegen Die bereitigte britiide un6
omerifanii6e 6Iotte aufnebmen
miro. Su 9euti6lano lit Die Nead).
rt6t berbreitet, baB Die @ontiraIitat
cine bnI0ige 9eefdIadt in grp6.
gung 8iebt. 9tarineofFi8ierc, Die
ibren llrIaub in ser Shpeis un6
in on0eren neutraIen 2Gnoern ber.
bringen baben gefebl erbalten, 10.
fort ouf ibren 4oiten 5uriid8ufeb.
rem. 9ie 4teler 3eitung beridtet
iiber lngelp0bnGide Gdtigfeit in ben
Sdfen, un0 Die 9ontburger 8olt Der.
offentlidt Elm Snterbieip nit @rob.
ADMIRAL b. Sirpib, Der befragt nur.
De, Oh Die oeittide syIotte irniton6
mare, itd nit Der engliiden 6lotte
I'M &on1pfe 8u meiien. Ser aomiraI
batte notiirli6 Oieie i5roge beia6t,
iagen0. ooB, iobaIo Die fran31iii6en
uno britiiden Streitfr6fte binter Ga.
ris 8triIfqeordngt iein tpiiroen, Die
@elegenbeit fir oie SSlotte foulnen
miiroe, Die engIiihe bon Dem U1eer
5u bertreiben.
Sopobl in 8nibington oIs oud
in ben So,lptit1bten Der g(aiierten
bat mou nit Der M10glidfeit elmer
Der oelttiAeu 5Iotte ge.
rehnet, uno 6a8 @ri6einen Der bent.
iden 8odieeflotte in Ser geor0iee Su
trgeno elmer Belt oiirfte nidt iiber.
roihen.
SoIte es ipirflid aur SeeIdladt
fonmsn, oam miro lih cine Itarfe
onterifoniihe 6Iotte an Dem Sample
betetligen. Syn amerifoniiden uno
6ritiiden foduidnniiden areiien,
lolpie in 6erienigen Der onoeren olli.
ierten &reiien lit man iiber bos 9ie.
iultat elmer fonmenoen SeeifIodt
ni6t in 3peifel. 0ton tit iider, 6aB
bic 6eitti6e 5Iotte enti6eiben0 ge.
ihlngen ner6en miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
SeQtau=@rb0l5 jtbt
Dol1t Ttinoe gtidubtrt
2ltarinetruppen maden bel Siciem stmrmanariff
$50 Gefaneenc mnS crebern Srci SclSecidiibc
unS nebrerc 11iinentperfer
almerikantldee Slieeer MAIDEN uon lttt rcSen

ols 100000 @ann betr1oe. @r mar
iiberroi6t 8u erfabrert boB ii9 oHe-
rifnnii6e Gruppen bereits ntebrere
Monote lang in 6ranfreid befinoen.
II. 9. alieser erresen anfiehen.
8aYbrngton 12. sunni. elmer
bier eingetroffenen offi5ieqen 9ari.
ier 3epeide miro Die gtrbeit oneri.
toniiher 5Iieeer Iobeno berporaebo-
ben. nDie nnerifdniiAer SIieger
in Der fran6oiiiden gIrnee." beiBt es
in Der Depeide, nfobren fort itd in
ben iiingiten friegeriiden @reigniIiea
berbor5lttltn. Ser Slieger 9aoio G.
Gutnom bon 8roofline, Maii., boIte
brei fein0Ii6e gteroplone berab unO
muroe 8peimal in Sngesbefeblen 70.
beno erp1bnt. Or bot Biz iebt feds
@egner beiiegt. 95utnam bat be-
reitS 0aS @ltlitdrfreu5 erbalten uno
lit gum 5liegerlergeanten beforOert
poroen. giSber lit er 0eln qn1erifa.
niiden 5liegergei6ma0er nod ni6t
5ngeteilt tporoen. 2ertnont Seipea
bat ua9 einem biti9en &onpfe einen
feinoli6en 3oppeloeder be0lpunger.
9ie 6fieger 5tnnlep ltno Sell baben
ie einen 5ieg 8u ber3eidnen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
10 amcrifnniidDe MnrineiulOnten &C.
t1tet.

8aibington, t2. 9Suni. - Sic
9eitern ber0ffentlitbte 9iite Ser Ser.
lutte Ser Mariuetrippen mar, mie
folgt:
SIN aoutpfe getotet
Captain Sou1es McGoD, Soq 9fi.
Der, g2aIi.; Gergeant sSauas 6.
8erB. gurnbarn, ga. Bribate8-
s}ranf 8. Snon. 9lnniIton, 9lIo. /;
2eon 8. &rr1t SDre, D1id.; Robert
g. 9ecahir, g}lninbi1e, 81; SenrD
aidner, gernbnrbsbiIlc, q. s. S5obn
DlefoIt Collins, nidt ioentifi5iert.
Gen @un0en erIegen
Sergeant W1or arous, Berlin,
isis; gribates -8ictor s. U1. RIOS.
ia. gborIe8toipn, Mnii.; Syerorne ".
Giercc, Spirit Cafe, S6nbo
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
glrmeeilicgrr bringt 9oit mad Rem
glOrf.

Stem gorf, II. SUM. 2eutnant
3orreD s. &ebb, Der in einem ar-
NEE aeroplon flog, lit geitern
nahmittag bon Saugus, giaiig aus
in Belmont gort anaefommen uuo
brohtc cine Guantitat 4oitinden
NIT. 9oitmeiiter 8m :. 0urroD
bon Bolton begleitete ibn ais 9aiia.
gier.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
Dom StS&cr'i1en
SkanGalprc5cf;
gciueis OOrsebrudt, Saf cr S6creIe
gilef ais ieiue yruu OOritellte.

Ger St6der'ide Sfan6alprosef
brodte ar9 geItern unO bettte nie6el
pifante @eididten au Gage. @oi
allen 9ingen tpur6e 6ur6 3euger
no6geipieien 6aB St6fer SbereiC
giIef, feline Common 2alu" Satin
alS feline neue 5rou boriteIlte.
6rou Sophia Gotbfop, 4409 iito
%. Ctr. nobnbaft, iagte auf BEN
3eu9en1tan0 aus, BOB fie bon Stofet
Elm Sous gentietet babe uro 6oB Bel
Der @eIegenbeit St6der bic iungt
6ruu ols nueine neue 6rau" borge.
iteut babe. 5rnu St6der beaeugte.
Dab ale g[ngeIteIlten i'm goIono6e
SoteI iie oIs 6rau Stoder angeie.
ben bGtten.
Ser Sarbige gilbert Douglas, Ser
ais 8orter i'm Stoderfden $oteI on,
geItellt mar, fagte ors, oaB Gt0fer
nit Ger 6rau 6as S6laf5intnler qe.
teilt babe.
Ser 0nfeI Ser aldgerin, S3obn s.
llrbanef, iaete aus, ooB St0fer otter
nit ieinem Quto, in Dem fi6 Gbereie
gilef befun0en BEL ibm borgefobren
fam. glls er zines id0nen Sages al
lein fam rno ibnt er8dblte, 8bereie
Ieioe nod glusiagen zines gtr3tes I'M
See @ebdu6e an einem &umor, bate
er iofort ger6ndt geid6pft un6 bor.
ouf bobe er nit St0der nidt8 mebr
3u tun babeu Doaen.
Ser @rltnoeigentin18 SAMPLER
Stanleb q. goIttpif gob cine 4b-
f6Gbung oes St6fer'iden @igen.
tltlns ob, OaS Iib auf $4,000 be-
siffert. 6t0der eignet ober oth nod
gftien un0 8on0s un0 ooriiber be-
frngt, batte er Sdmierigfeiteh itd
ouf oieier gIrt gigentun1 5u erinnern.
Gr meinte nber, ooB er nod $t00 in
Ser 5tote 8anf bGtte.
Ser 8ertei0iger St0der8, Spo-
neD Smith, periudte, 5t6ders sSrau
in 8ertpirrung 5u bringen, tn6em er
na68ulueiien beriu6te, oaB fte NIT
einem aeIlner I'M 6onteneIGe Sotel
cine 9efanntibaft unterbdlten babe.
Sic IieB ftA jeood in bent iAarfen
areu8ber10r ridt berptrreu.
sSrou St0der iogte au6 aus, Dab
Tie i'm Sabre 1915 fir Stofer poli-
tiIde 2(rtifel in 86bntiih geihrieben
babe, oie in elmer bieitgen b6buiId1en
3eit1ng ber6ffertlidt pltrden. 8on
einem 8eitung8n1ann, nau1ens Sronf
ger0i6 in Geoar Ropios, Soma, babe
Iie oafiir elm glnertennltn9sihreiben
befonrnen uno St6der babe 0araitf|
lie gu bernnlaiien gefudt, NIT oemI
Deonne cine ou89eoebrte aorreipons
BENG al1f3unebmerl tie Babe itb iebod
1eipeigert, 6osielbe 5l ttu.
11eber ben @rtn0 tbrer QusDon-
oerllng nod g[nerifo befro9t, iogte
.5ralt Gt6fer, oaB ibr @eliebter, elm
aobofat in einenI
0uen NIT eineu 6iterreihiiden 9f-I
:i8ier I'M Sabre 1914 ietn 2eben ber-
or, un0 oaB fie 0e8balb nod ameri-
a ousgcipanoert iei.
9rou Sarrp Stroller, 6ie bei Or. |
Ratt6eip8 arbeitete, gIa6bar bon
5t0ders GoIonabe 6oteI, iagte ans,
,nB fe st6der ltnb Die giIef oft |
n oeiIen gtutontobiI ousfabren iob; |
fuBer beioen lei trur St6fer8 Dads. !
iun6 SeIir 6obet gdueien. 0ies iit !
,er beriibute Softer, bon Dem St6fer
len 4oisnonten oGoderIe" onnobm,
len er auf ole Ietne 2iebe8briefhett
hrie6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
Qlbi6Iugs3abIpngen fir fouunenoe
Steaern.

8nibington, t2. Suni. - sSyn Scr
neuen SteuerborInge. lDeIde bon
Dem Senatstonlitee fit D2itte[ rm0
Bege borbereitet pir6, ioGlen gor.
'febrttngen 5ur erm6gIihung bon
Qbihlngs5ablungen Der Steuern ge-
troffen iperoen. @oriiter aithin
sab befanrt, Sob q. n. goImer bon
Stem 9ort i'm glanen elmer groben
9ln5abI aorporntioneu 6arum er.
iu6t babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
snllen ennliidl luerben.

@rauo Sslan0, gtbr, 12. Slni.
- Ger 8erteiOiqungsrot bon 8all
Gointp bat eineu geidIuB on9e-
nonmen morin CT Dem 2ieOerfran8
irn6 oem glattoeiltiden @eretn ben
8oridIog madt engIiitc 9iomen an.
Bune6men lm0 ocn 4n5eiger Scrolo
eriitdlt, oa8 gldtt in engIiid 6er.
ollsan0cben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
s0Q aae seIenrap6en fontruIIieren

8oIbington 12. SUM. - 9urG
einen 8uiab our gIrmeeberpiai.
gungsborloge, Der BON Senator
Sbeppar6 bon 9eras eingerei6t
purOe, ioa Der grdfioent ernt1d.
tigt tperoen bon allen Gabel., Se.
lepbon. uno SeIegrnpbenIinien ge.
iis 5u ergreifen. Der 8ipef 1T, mi.
Iitdriide Snformationeu gebeim su
baIten uno ibre 8erbreitung an Cpl.
one at berbin0ern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12

qlte eiebe roitcf nift. uuo bic
2iebe Der GatiGcn sum &nu0e ibrer
geabl SIC im gjirgerfriege ib'
5eucr Der Sflaftcn geldutert pur.
be, gan5 ocfuiB nitt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
n,etterbcrid,t.

Sir Omaha un0 ltmgegenO. ben
Stont Rebrnsta rn0 Soma: S96n
belite 9LbenO uno Gonnesstag, ettpos
MARINER beitte Q6enb; fiibIer an
Gonnerstas.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
9umbarOement BON Raris fortge'
iebt.

Garis, t2. Suni. 9os 8om.
barbement bon 9oris 6urh Die
ipeittrogenoen 8eid)iibe tpuroe ge.
tern friib niPoer ouigenonmen.
3pei Herionen muroen bel Dem
gombor6ement aet6tet uno neun
tueitere berlest ME Der GcIair be.
rihtet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
gurian fir sSrieben

8ien, iiber g(uliteroaM, t2. Syuni
Baron 8urion erfl1rte in eirem
sSnterbieip, tpeldes in gr3es Der.
6ffentIidt pur6e, ooB er trnuter nod
an ieiner golitit 0es sSrie6ens 0urdj
8erItGn0igung feItbnlte, Die er I'M
8e5enber 1916 gum Gu8bruf broh'
te, u16 fibr fort:
o8ie 9oppeImonardie berlongt
feline Innerionen. @ir boben 6ereits
bier 6rieocnsbortr1ge nbgeidIoiien,
aber feiuer onoon entbdlt irgenb
etipos, mas ols groberung on8eie.
ben ner0en fonnte.
nge3ii9Iia <mdniens, Oas uns
angrift mlBten mir natitrli4 Oarat
0enfen utiere bisber unbeiAiltte
8ren3e gu ifiibeu. 9ie glnnerion
oieIer fat unbelpobnten Strefe Der
aarpatbenbGIie bot 0urdaus nidts
nit elmer ltnter,rcrillug fremoer21n.
Ser gen1ein. 8eiterbin itn6 Die 9flt-
mdnen ieIbIt nidt inter 0em Gin
oruf, 0ab iie 5u bart bebanOeIt MUIR
0en.
Baron gurian iagte, 6aB bon a.
mem nelen SSrieoensangebot oeS
gierberban0es feline ae6e ietn fonn-
te, IoIonge 0ie ,Ieiten6en Stoot8-
manner Der Gntente Die 2lniihten
feItbolten, meIde bonn 9reulier 2Iobo
George in ieiner iiingiten Re6e in
2onoon gum Qus0rltf gebrodt ipur.
oen. 60 Iange ais Staotsmdnner
in oieier @eiic rqSen, bletbt nibtB
nnoeres iibrig nIs un8 entidloIien 81
perteiotgen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
DeiltiblanS plant
SricScnspcricbl l6ee
souferens Sluiiden Gcsisrnug nnS
Armeelcitnng. gurinn iiber
ben Sricben.

2onbon, 10. SUM. - Cine CT.
0rterung. Die 5luiiden Der oeiltiben
Gegierung uno Dem Sberfonmonoc
Der glrmee ltattfinbet, bat gs8ug oui
cine @rfldr,rng iiber 6ie &rieesaie.
lie, Die bic oeutibe 91egierltng in
nGditer 8eit abgeben foIl. 90 beiagt
cine 8epeide an Die Central Stems
aus 2lmfterbanL oie ans Berlin in
SoIlon6 eingelaufene 9epeiden a.
tiert. 9ie Gepeibe fiigt bin3u, 6ab
bas 9rogramm nit Baron 9urian,
bem oiterreidiih ungariiden 9tu8.
lan6snliniiter, beiprohen lDeroen
mir0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12
SaiQ fii6rt idllueren sdJlaa.

4 lltiiAs VI iglALN aNANtjA LNAtfNN%tJt NiNftf
ionoern frdftigen.
Saig fiibrt idueren SdJlas,
9ie 8ruppen oes 6eIomari6olls
Saig boben in Gem @uiens gtb.
| i6nitt pI0bli6 einen ihperen S6lag
| gefiibrt; Die gluItroIier boben ibre
2inie ettpa eine babe 0ieile melt
borgei6oben unO babel fat 300 @e.
| fangene gemadt, 81 W2aidinenge.
mebre lmo einen @rabenmorfer er-
o6ert.
Aniprade Der 9entifen.
8erliner offi5iellen giahrihten 3lts
foIge fru6teten ale geriude Der
5ran3oIen, berloreues @elGnoe gu.
rHf3uerobern, nid)ts. Gas oeutihe
ariegsamt beonipruht Die @efnn.
qennabme bon meiteren 10000
Rnnn 70 6aB in ser jetigen Offen.
iibe ii6 bic 3abl Der BON ben Gent.
iden geutadten @efangeuen nuf 49,.
600 beIduit. Seit Ser an 81. Wai
3lniiden Rbeims un0 Soiiion8 einge.
iesten 0ffeniibe nil Die 2Irmee.
gruppe oes 0eilti6en aronprin3en al
Iein 10000 9lnnn gefan9en genom.
men bnben
Berlin ii6er qonoon 12. SUM.
- Gffi3iea puroe aeiteru nbeno &c.
meIoet: o@egenongriffe nor6peitIid
bon G9ateou.56ierrD, BON fran3oii.
ihen mo amerifouiimcn Iruppen
nusgeiiibrt, iDurOen bon uns nbge.
i6lagen. gluf Dem SdIadtfeloe
iiioueitlid bon gtoDon 6rahen fran.
collide @cgennnariife nit ifweren
9erIiliten fir Die 9lngreifer 5uiam
men"
Stalieuiiher 9eridt.
8om, IL. s,imi-8os italieniihe
arieasamt meloete berte .gluf benz
Montc Gorno, in Dem 5rcseln GnI
uno gortean5o unternobm Der 6eifO |
bergeblide Observation-Disclosures |
GeitIih bon Gapo Siln fuitr0en
abteiIungen bon unieren
8otrouilen 8uriifgetrieben; mir er.
oberteu Elm g}nidincnGeIuebr unb ci. |
neH @robenm6ricr. gluh flel ms /
arieasnntcridl IN oie SdH6c. 5unfl
Qereplane iUurocn bera6. !
geidoiien."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12

lung. ct iolte nidt beunrubigen
ionoern fr1ftigen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12

AN AMERICAN NEWSPAPER WHICH
STANDS FOR AMERICAN IDEALS AND
PRINcIPLEs-PRINTED IN THE GERMAN
LANGUAGE FOR AMERICAN CITIZENS
WHO READ GERMAN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-06-12

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDER
PERMIT (No. ss4). AUTHORIZED BY THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 8, 1917. ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA. NEBR.
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
A. s. BURLES0N, POSTMASTER GENERAL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-04
IN
HIS NEW OFFICE
Supervisor of immigration,
Heading Border Service,
in Business Center.

The offices Of F. W. Berkshire,
supervising inspector Of the immi-
grafton service in the district COM
prising Texas, New Mexico, Arizona
and southern California, were moved
Saturday to the ninth floor OF the
Mills building from the immigration
building at the Santa Fe interna-
tional bridge. In future the local
immigration business will be en-
tirely distinct from the district work.
William z. Soult, formerly iuspec-
tor in charge OF the immigration Of
flee at Eagle Pass, has been named
to take charge Of the local station
at the Santa Fe bridge. The place
left vacant by Mr.. Soult at Eagle
Pass. will be taken by inspector K.
u. COusar, Of Naco, Ariz., who was
in the city Saturday on the way to
his new post Thomas n. Cook, who
has been an inspector at the local
station, has been appointed inspec-
tor in charge Of the Naco station.
All files, records, books and other
equipment were moved Saturday.
There are ten rooms in the new
suite Supervising inspector Berlk-
shire and his assistant. George J.
Harris have offices on the east side
Of the hallway and the other rooms
VIII be occupied by the remainder OF
the staff.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-04
VIEWS SCHOOL
FARM At PARK
DR.. Mussellman Returns to
Dallas, After Two Days
Talks to Schools.

DR.. H. T. Musseiman. OF Dallas.
Texas, editor OF the Texas School
Journal returned to Dallas Saturday
night after spending two days in Ell
Paso. lecturing TO local school chill
dren and teachers.
Saturday afternoon was spent by
DR.. Musselman in viewing the school
farm Of 20 acres near Washing ton
park, now in process OF preparation,
and in visiting the school Of mines
Supt Of schools r. J. Tighe escorted
Dr.. Musselman on his trip Of inspec-
ton.
Friday, in general assembly, DR..
Musselman addressed the high school
students, taking as his subject the
need for the injection Of the lighter
vein into the hundrum subject OF
study. Saturday he spoke for about
an hour on The Biological Aspects
Of Education" before about $50 teach
dress DR.. Musselman took charge of
the psychology class Of the weekly
teachers college in the absence of the
regular instructor, DR.. H. c. Taylor,
and spoke on Habit and Its Relation
to Education"
Following these two talks, DR.. Mus
selman was the guest Of honor at a
luncheon served at the high school
cafeteria, at which we're also present
members Of the school board, the
principals and supervisors Of all the
city schools. During the luncheon Dr.
Musselman spoke on Democracy and
the Relation Of the Public Schools TO
Democracy"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-04
Young Russian Soldier
Elects to Fight Again

san Francisco. Feb. 4.-Carrying
war medals and certificates OF brav-
cry from the Russian army. paul n.
iogolevieh, IS years old. walked bold
" INTO recruiting station and ap-
piled for enlistment in the aviation
corps.
But you're too young objected
the recruiting officer. Wen have 10
decline your offer with thanks"
Whereupon young Iogolevich pro-
ouced a St George medal, the high
est honor which a Russian soldier
can win He showed citations for
bravery in various battles. notably in
the Russian retreat at the Debussv
river, when he remained after the
rearguard had gone. spiking batter
les and recovering valuable military
maps and papers.
Incidentally" he said, I'm the son
OF Brig. Gen Iogolevich. and I'm go
ing to fight some more. whether you
think I'm too young or not. I've seen
three years OF service and I've still
got plenty OF scrap in me"
The recruiting officer decided TO
put the case up 70 Washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-04
RotariGns Begin Today
in Observing "Keeoing
Business Normal Week

Chicago. III, Feb. Rotary clubs
all over the United States are observ-
ing this week as Keeping Business
Normal week. at the request OF the
International Association Of Rotary
clubs Every club in the cor1try has
planned to inaugurate thrift move
ments in their respective districts.
Members and their friends are
asked TO avoid purchasing unneces-
sary things Such purchases Il was
explained. take a certain amount Of
labor away from the task OF produc-
ing necessary goods.
Otto Kahn. Of New York, has sug-
Eested the annninfraent hv n~es'"ent
Wilson Of a board OF financial STRAIT
egv. composed of business men who
would outline for the public the rro-
gram of expenditures which would
best serve the nation in its war
work. and this suggestion viii be dis
cussed by some Of the clubs. The
public affairs committee OF the Cleve-
land. Ohio. Rotary club has recon-
mended that the International Rotary
back such a movement.
The eholding Of War Business
Week by the Rotarians is urged in
adoDted hv the Albany.
New York, Rotary club. in which II
was asked that such week be held
for the purpose OF discussinp war
finances and. through talks, inform
ing members Of the organization Of
the necessity for economy during the
war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-04

Woodbridge. Anna Bell Watson, Helen
woodward.
History: Mertz Haden. Felix Miller.
Wesley Nagle, Maurice Rogers. James
Rogers. De Witt Smith. Helen Young
berg, Minnie glastonbury. Helen Pet
finger, Averil Lane, Bella Jacobs.
Margaret Harper, Marjorie Green,
Charlotte Crawford. Margaret Cooper
Spanish: Helen woodward, Margaret
Mills, Belle Jabocs. Margaret Harper,
Dorothy Hellerstein, Clara Holcombe,
Hanne Gmelin. Margaret Cooper.
Charlotte Crawford.
Manual training and sewing; Hill
burn Anderson. Joe Dugan. Wesley
Nagie, Fred Price, Sterling Pierce. De
Witt Smith, John Thompson. Fulton
Vowel. Wardwen Warren. Margaret
Harper. Bella Jacobs. Mildred Lear
mouth, Margaret Mills, Helen Wood
yard
Reading: Charlotte Crawford. Mar
garet Cooper, Mary Louise Decker,
Hanna Gmelin. Marjorie Green. Clara
Hoicombe. Lottie Lee Hicks, Alma
Huddleston, Margaret Harper, Bella
Jacobs. Mildred Learmouth. Averil
Lane, Ellen Mccormack, Margaret
Mills, Helen Pettinger, Minnie Quisen-
bury. Clare Woodbridge, Anna Bell
Watson. Helen woodward. Wesley
Nagle, Maurice Rogers. De Witt Smith
Spelling; Charlotte Crawford, Mar
garet Cooper. Mary Louise Decker,
Lillian Deason, Hanna Gmeiin, Mar
Jorie Green, Clara Holcombe, Lottie
Lee Hicks, Dorothy Hellerstein, Alma
Huddleston, Margaret Harper, Bella
Jacobs, Mildred Learmouth, Averil
Lane, Ellen Mccormack, Margaret
Nils, Helena Norton. Helen Pettinger,
Minnie glastonbury, Florence Rags
dale, Clare Woodbridge. Anna Bell
Watson, Helen woodward.
Writing: Charlotte Crawford, Mar
garet Cooper. Marjorie Green, clara
Holcombe, LOttie Lee Hicks. Bells
Jacobs. Mildred Learmouth, AveriI
Lane, Ellen Mccormack, Margaret
Nils. Clare Woodbridge, Wesley
Maggie, Joe Dugan, Frank Hinlev.
Mertz Haden. Wesley Nagle. Maurice
Rogers James Rogers, De Witt Smith.
Drawing: Helen Pettinger. Mar
saret Mills, Mildred Learmouth. Bella
Jacobs Clare Holcombe, Hanna
smelin, Charlotte Crawford, Huburn I
Anderson. Joe Dugan, Graham Nc
SON
Nature; HiIburn Anderson. Mertz
Haden, Felix Miller, Graham McNary. |
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-04
Bulls and Bears Make
Gestures and Eyes When
Women InUade Change

New York. Feb. A.-Seven New
York women rOamed among the bulls
and bears on the floor Of the Con-
solidated Sick Exchange and emerged
unframed
An excited messenger boy looked
straight into the eyes of one of the
girls and held up two fingers, V
Not today" replied the saucy one.
ITS too cold. But I'll be glad to
take a dip any time next summer"
The messenger was signalling to a
broker. The girl, who once lived in
small town, thought Of the old swim
As the girls entered. about 800 men
not including the messenger boys,
ranging in age from Is 70 Co
stretched their arms out with a cor
dial gesture
Isn't it nice that they greet US SO
cordially" exclaimed an effusive miss.
Lovely" dryly responded. their
guide. They are wigwagging about
stocks"
When the carriage call lights over
the big blackboard. where they keeI
scores, began to flash number after
number in a nervous theatrical sort
Of way. one Of the girls Eiggled.
as IS so suggestive Of flirting,
don't you know"
did you ever see so much wasted
energy in su your life?" queried one
Of the visitors. Think OF what could
be accomplished II they would con-
serve il and devote IL TO knitting
There's a delightful place to
serve tea" murmured another sister
as she spied the throne-liSe seat Of
valentine Mott. who has called the
meeting 10 order for 10 consecutive
years
Mr.. Mott says it IS the first time
in the history OF the exchange that
women have invaded the sacred pre-
cincts. The visitors declare it is
their last time
at is so foolish. you know" they
chnrused-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-02-04
LAYS OUT PLAN
FOR BATHHOUSE
Civic Committee Recon-
mends It's Erection on
Lot Near City Jail.

Recommendation that public
bath be erected Immediately on a
vacant lot just north Of the present
city jail are contained in a report Of
the civic improvement committee,
agreed upon at a meeting Of the COM
mittee Saturday afternoon at the
chamber Of commerce. The report
was submitted to the mayor Monday.
The bath building, according to
the recommendations Of the commit
tee, viii be u by % feet, built en-
tirely Of concrete, with six showers.
By a movable partition the space
can be divided equally for men and
women. or can be utilized all Tor men
or all for women. It VIII be one
story in height
The style of architecture will be
the same as the city jail, with stuceo
finish. The installation viii be en-
tirely modern. and there viii be
both hot and cold water furnished
Plans and Water Donated
The bath building and its upkeep
will be established on an economical
basis The plans were drawn free by
frost & frost, and the Consumers
Ice company has promised to fur
nish water free OF charge.
It is the hope of the committee
LudL inc matter can De Ldhcu. Up I'M
mediately and the building started,
in view Of the coming annual meet
ing Of the chamber of commerce
Thursday evening, at which IL IL
hoped something definite can be re-
ported.
Represents Forward Movement
Sentiments Of the various members
OF the committee expressed at the
meeting were to the effect that the
installation Of the first public bath
IN the city would represent a great
forward movement in civic santa
ton and health measures. It is
idea that the erection of the bath
will be followed by other public
baths in other parts of the city
Members Of the committee which
drew up the report included Robert
Krakauer. chairman; Dr.. H h
Stark, H R McClintock. Walter
A F. Kerr, Henry 7.
Bowie, H L Stevens, H S. Potter
and J. NJ Dudley