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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-12
CLASS TO TEACH
AMERICANISM
TO Be ORGANIZED
Mrs. Rose 0haus Will Under.
take Work Under Auspices
of Woman's Council of
Defense Committee.

At the meeting OF the Americana
cation committee of the Womens'
Council of Defense held Tuesday aft.
ernoon in the Y. w. c. A. building
Mrs. Philip Koran presented several
suggestions for future work. A sub.
committee on education was arranged
Mrs. Rose NJ Ohaus accepted the
responsibility of conducting a class
for the volunteer teachers in Amer
icanization work.
Mrs. A. c. Troup, chairman of the
Americanization committee presented
maps of Omaha for arranging Coop
erative work with the various organi-
cations which are working with the
Council of Defense.
Districts assigned the various or
CARNATIONS which will do the work
among the foreigners are as followe:
City mission, river to 18th street,
and Pacific to Center; Mrs. w. H.
Halsey, all the Fifth ward except the
City mission district; Mrs. Holiness,
superintendent of Swedish Y. w. c.
A, Fourth ward west of Park and
south of Leavenworth streets; Equal
Franchise society, Mrs. Charles Jo-
names, chairman, Sixth ward from
Deer Park boulevard east to river and
west to Twenty-fourth street. Others
will be assigned later.
Mrs. Troup will be at her home
this month to answer all questions
in regard with this work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-12
Creighton Students
Make Record in Naval
NEEDLES Training Camp

Doctor L. J. Debacker, who gradu-
ated from the Creighton medical
course last June. made the highest
grades of any of the students at the
Naval Medical school in Washington.
DR.. Debacker was in competition with
nearly 100 doctors. graduates from q
prominent medical schools from all
parts of the country and Creighton
takes pride in the triumph of its
youthful soldier doctor.
Eight Creighton doctors, all 1918
graduates, attended the naval school
at Washington and they have received
their naval commissions and assign
ments as follows:
J.B. Williams, New London, Conn;
A. J. Callaghan. R. F. Mullen and N
]. Haverly, Key West, Fla; c. c.
Coady, Annapolis; Leopold Debacker
and N. Gehlen, Newport, R. l.; Pat
rick McCrann,> Portsmouth, N. H.;
J. T. O'Connell. Washington, D. c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-12
BraeJ City News

Lighting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Have Root Print It--New Beacon
Press.
Open Fall Comprehensive men of
Plymouth Congregational church will
open the fall campaign with q supper
and entertainment at the church Fri
day, September IS, at $50.
Ringer Goes to Lincoln--City Com
missioner Ringer has gone to Lincoln
to represent the Young Mems Chris
tian association in a conference Of or
CARNATIONS interested in war activity
funds.
Free Cream for Doughnuts-The
Atlantic Sanitary Dairy company Is
furnishing free the cream and butter
milk to be used in making doughnuts
at the dug out on the court house lawn
for the Salvation Army Doughnut day.
Admits She is Young-Mrs. John ].
Metzger of Syracuse, Neb., whose hus-
band Is with Pershir j, Somewhere in
France" has sent to the Salvation
Army war fund campaign headquar-
tiers, 220 South Fifteenth street, q
pennies, one for each year of her age.
Her birthday is during "Pershing
month"
Singing Girls Meet at Y. w. C. A.
Patriotic girls of Omaha who want to
take part in the community singing
on Pershing day are asked to be at
the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation building Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock sharp. DR.. Hugh Knowles,
leader Of community singing at one
of the theaters, will train the girls
Fine fireplace goods II. Sun;leriand's
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-12
Oh, Boy! Morals Squad
Nabs Pair With ia
Pints Of 'WeEare Club

Morals squad swooped down on
the home of Ike Payne, 22l2 Popple-
ton avenue, at midnight and conhs.
Gated PA pints of "Weliare Club
whisky which was concealed in
bushes and shrubbery about the
premises. Pete Jelott. 1887 South
Twentieth street, was arrested along
with Payne and booked on the charge
of unlawful sales, transportation and
possession.
Earlier in the evening Tony Mic
erto, taxicab driver, 1924 Military
avenue, had been given a marked $40
bill and instructed to buy two pints
of booze. He was followed to
Payne's rendezvous. The marked
bill was found in Payne's wallet
which contained nearly $500. Both
were held without bail. Nicerto
faces charges of unlawful transport
tation, possession and selling.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-12
Boy Struck by Automobile
ESCAPES With Minor Injurie:

Ralph Bennett. 4 years old, ISIS
Marcy street, suffered a laceration of
tfe-forehesd, left side of head and
bruises on his left knee when he was
run down by an automobile driven
by A. P. Thompson, 1909 Farnam
street, near Twenty-sixth and Leaven-
worth streets, late Wednesday after
noon. The little fellow, witnesses
told the police, ran out from behind
a parked auto directly in the path OF
the Thompson car. The boys in
iuries are not considered serious. He
was removed to his home in the police
ambulance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-12
Help Win the War
Bring Your Fruit Stones and
Nut Shells to The Bee
Substations.

The Bee Offices in Omaha and
Council Bluffs will serve as collect
ing stations for fruit stones and nut
shells, requested by the gas de-
Tense division of the chemical war
fare service of the United States, for
use in making carbon for gas masks.
Bring or send your peach stones,
apricot, cherry, plum, prune and
olive pits, date seeds and nut shells
to these stations and help your gov
eminent. -
The locations of these collecting
stations follow:
Main Office, Bee building.
Ames Office, 44lo North oath St.
Lake Office, ISIS North oath St.
Vinton Office, 2467 South 10th St.
Park Office. 26ls Leavenworth St.
Walnut Office, 8lo North 40th St.
South Side, 23l8 N St.
Council Bluffs, IA Main St., No.
Benson Office, Main St. and Mill
tary Ave.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-12
! Lemon Juice
| For FreCk|es
Girls! Make beauty lotion at
home for a few cents. Try Il!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
of orchard white, shake well, and
you have a quarter pint Of the best
freckle and tan lotion and complex
ion beautifier at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any ,.rug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of orchard white
for few cents. Massage this sweet
ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how freckles and blemishes disappear
and how clear, soft and white the
skin becomes. Yes! 1t is harmless
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-12
Official Notice Given
Of William SChupp'S Death

Parents and the young wife of Viii
liam Schupp, 25O6 South Thirteenth
street, received official notification
yesterday from the War department
of the death of the young Company
L soldier. They had been previously
informed by mail nearly two weeks
ago, and the story of his heroic death
and devotion to duty was carried in
copy of the Stars and Stripes re-
reived here
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-12
Captain drummer Has Been
Transferred to WASHINGTON

Captain Leroy drummer of this
city, who was stationed for several
months at Camp Oglethorpe and
Camp Greenleaf has been transferred
to the surgeons generals office at
Washington. d. c., and is in charge
of some very important work in the
department. Of reconstruction under
Colonel Billings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-12
Lee Akin Held in Omaha
Under Federal CHARGES

Lee Akin is under federal arres,
for alleged violation the Mann act by
transporting Mrs. Lena Stephens
from Denver, Colo to North Platte
for immoral purposes.
He also is charged with failure to
register.
He has Just finished a Jail sentence
in North Platte on a state charge of
illegal relations with Mrs. Stephens,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-12
Frank Ross Adds Another
Star to Bees Service Flag

Frank Ross, employe Of the Bee
mail room left at midnight last night
for San Francisco, where he has en-
tered Uncle Sans naval service. This
adds another star to the Omaha Bees
service flag, making the total now
S. men who have left for the service
of their country. ..
Mr.. Ross had been in the "mail
room" of The Bee for two years, and
if he Swings" a turret gun like he
has been swinging" mail sacks
around the mail room, look out, Hun !!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-09-12
Hog Price lover Top"

Chicago, Sept. 1l.-Choice hogs
sold for $2075 per hundredweight at
the Chicago stock yards today, an in
crease of Is cents over the previous
high record for this market.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-26
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-26

Hes perfectly ozses- sAasess' re-
marked fAe 50 master 70 the svo
girls wAc were Ahcrf 10 hire = posy
and trap. -'oAsy ycu vii have - take
care 20 keep Tie res. oa Ass hA"
We wsena surxes-~ trey r~pa4ed.
whea they resnrnca the scs master
lD2rzrei how they ksd ecs O.
-SplentiEiy.- they repsst,c, we Aad
Dons rzsAtr sharp shower. ezs " sssk
81 n srrn 10 bold the snA-eah crer
me horses t2l. 50 there vzs 10 RAJ
exncxr -Alsver-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-26
WILL DEP0SED
TEns GOVERNOR
COME BAek?.
THxrS TIM O. E<rwaN THAT
Is REiNc ASkkn TnnAN n
THE LONE STAR STATE
WHEkE A raAITiCu.
E4TTfE l> On

TAalls, Ttsas, anlE = Tlht .eA
81 James r Argusa1l WIN sAs ~
gnprAa mg1n 1ts esrs1uaarsfsg . T'aaa
xe5 Ay arfyssistst.nela g'eeeee ings
* again AssrsAn nFsmEalsar sgr rAis
sfsses has xrHlsAl 4I srisrHs III III
6tnmre5s salat primary aa a,e hs'td
Esan SarE-Has flts ept-shsaavs Aa
ssfra- pi4IisicI1 csTghsls
Ta1t ttfG zll. 4hs wamHr Il IsTes
VIII rtrt lx sba primaries SCI iise 4.isss
SINE c1et sht xarn8agn aa aaart
samyNsxFs ans 2s aa lht s9eVtntf
assgf. While nI1y gsF1aataErs tEgrnss
ct themselves greedy and rsrionsE
sbpu4 fht srs5haaat rsssur I4 are girs
s.If.E sfr sufarsaes ~ lnt Bs,Ils
TltaTnausx stiaf unwlntni WIS Gov
ssrnr WITHIN r sa11Ar. Vfsa haa
a,ssr AyasAs st lHnitarAr governor 5a1
rtf a1E rvs stnns w1h Ferrna11A
sne WIN snsesebnl sn tht guiarnI1l-
r,il1 xfhi- xhar Ferguson vAs ln
vabkhei E-tswuaFf went 80 The g,sf-
fiit IL IRE Sss1it ant asked rpflri
s5snl xAIr,Tarss 1iaaz hs hbi hafn r't-
rnsssst Br r,all15ct- z-Sfftrv
Aazhaurf aaahiH 1ht nFrsr ht.furs
f1gAIrsf III kht ranks Fd shf gr'ilfz
hsrsmssis. be gained considerable
strength Orr The passage III numerous
g-tsh5fElssgr hslls during ms lass ssrT
<sf F6rSrs = hl1 10 c-shse sn-Iniit
ttr avnt L-9unE frrw <nf If -he mn
rlSsrums Iniliz1rT sam-e u sfs S1sr.
gshs PASSED 81 III lEG special atF-
sirr. As vtin a. st1-e- g-iht r~hil-
sisrsEr aif
T1AeL Stl1Hs SfniiEr Mtrw.is II
she7nlri hn1 nn Eg1'ai1Bn. fliE urer
tE1yrnH1n w-31hh-Iv-inc hh-ssr In 1ht 1
3rrtstiEIt1Esn vfigf rfsnlsa1 n 1br z
Ins.sLfimHr wf Ferguson we're start I
RI aFrsr he hpf l-ausst shs 1-e q tflsiH
alunr Et sht Sras4 Tripawsw l'r a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-26
INDIANS nRfNk PATENTS
MERCHANTS WARNED

Ms-gill1rs III The gaF f.aalia be
filI,-y LhuE ssIhHg ExirnrtF Ene llE
s4ar manlclnas ta 1nEilns htra al
sfndinr raufr. sLil tenHrAl s1ficsr
1hAlr Whsle Il Is nh 1egtlnical,z
ara INST ihr alv AZ asiA s4ruEir -H-
Hss ihIs hlrt 3 lHree 1,sr nera Er
l3ssh1l In hem. yer tbt sHv.rnnAni
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COZ fE\MF-NT WILL
INCREASE N atsE.>

Na9ac3 gn,E M--ss 2 StHJsHn
gtne-a mAnhgtr II 1ht Anar3Ir ELL
WAY Express. The nsfisaliahzaur III 7ht
5nnr alsgt tsI'sess rorpslriit's >'scarii,y
a6ssI apxr ar 1hs Government. Irl-
n1unrel anHlF z,.g1eslis ~ 1hs n1rn-
aErF xnujf ASH 1bt GfatrnnMr. 10
gram sIhf-Gn1iAl vEgt Auts-aREas sg
IlgrExlmH-a-E za6bbe cypress an
gslGres IN THE Eni1st Sta1Hs Vns IN
f;iahsf 3ls1i,ilis recllrel wnEif ern-
sunni 1ht rrtuiE~ par II --4t -erHruh
rHrarh1 frEEm liht -~.ai1 7tr ger rem.
1pw'ahsf r-uutal 1hs t<lT~ass rem
pnnses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-26

he &Ep5sssnux1s y uctzE prW0r
- the smxllsa nsSsoz 20 have tAs
same vosc& in fh< a~xassaG G. fAa
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En4a< Is the rass Asskvlr6 and
mz.sHArisrk Exssan ir have a. nscA
say - shf nos &alseAstne6s On
sua gr~vcrs ssx- rolling.
Our horsesrse aw csar~s have A<-
Ind gh<zr shs hsst xhsrsrss. vke On
aaM nEa alh< Whole army and 1svv. d
necessary. IL tnsorce snesr 6eesSsuns
wThaa will he fhe cor-axpantaag
sx-szsars ct the 1ssAEs& ot NAssaass
Agreements .. Sss&rmann<nz may he
passsAae nus how ~Sl yoa pr~ns ~
aggressive nation making ne Tor Ae
r-~ss3sn "a sse Fcssc< o. s.th<r 1asx~s
inAsnss4n@l sar snssrnla admir- asarx-
t35ms
on she ~hale. ho~erer. shsAk ne
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