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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
Gam1r,pssFire
.GirlS

Will all guardians please hand in
right away WRITTEN estimate of the
number Of girls in their group who
expect to attend camp.
Each girl please appoint one girl
IN her group to see that all Camp
FIRE news items reach headquarters
by Thursday afternoon.
The Girkyano group (work, climb
and assist, Miss Merle Hughes,
guardian, held a candy sale on
Thursday and Friday at Benson
Athletic club. Miss lone Gardner
was hostess at the meeting last
week.
The Raosu group, Mrs. H. RI
Gates. guardian, took hike to Flor
ence Saturday with Miss Ruth Peter
sen, assistant guardian.
The Tornoke group met with Ar
line Rosenberg Tuesday when a
business meeting was held.
The Walohi group has met so far
with Adaline Kingsley, Kathryn
Douglas, Irene Roseborough, Paul
inc Herzberg and Charlotte McCabe
Nearly all the girls in the group are
ready for their ceremonial gowns.
Koda Wicaka (genuine friendship
met with Virginia White Friday ev-
ening for business meeting.
The Roasu group had hike over
the River road Saturday, cooking
lunch out of doors.
Miss Fosters group held their
first ceremonial meeting Tuesday at
the Y. w. c. A. Miss nellie Regain
conducted the ceremony.
Mrs. c. Southwelrs group furnish
ed the program at the Social settle
ment this afternoon Sunday May
ID.
The ice cream carnival was held
for the benefit of the Camp Fire
fund and was in charge of Mrs.
Howard P. Gates, who was assisted
by Mrs. 6. NJ. Hoyt and Miss Mabel
Harris.
Ice cream and home made cakes,
made by the different mothers. were
served for Is cents per dish.
The amount realized from this
sale was 500.
Mr.. Reynolds offered a first prize
of $40 for the group securing the
largest amount of money on their
sale of tickets, and SIS for the Sec
ond prize.
Mrs. R. B. MacDougal's group
secured $685., thus receiving first
prize. Miss Anne Ericson's group
receiving the second prize, her
group turning in $27.55. 49,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
Rocky Mountain Dancing Camp.

The Rocky Mountain Dancing
camp at Steamboat Springs, Colo,
which is conducted by Miss Portia
SWEET every summer, has registered
from Omaha Misses Pleasant Hol-
yoke, Elinor Kountze, Mary K. Par
malice. Blanche Deuel., Mildred Rog-
ers, Marjorie Adair, Mary Adwards
Summer and Katherine Peters. Mrs.
E. A. Holyoke will be in charge of
the Junior lodge, a new feature of
the camp this summer, where the
younger pupils will have the advan-
tage of the same instructors as the
teachers in the normal department.
The activities of the comp include
a championship tennis tournament,
swimming meet, riding drill, a
camping and horseback trip and
amateur theatricals.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
Social Settlement.

At the settlement each night are
children from IA to II years old,
playing games on the little tables,
the floor and the pool table. They
are very fond of cut out puzzles. and
painting, some showing quite re-
markable skill at the latter.
Some evenings there are IS chill
dren in this small space and lively
children too.
More and newer games are in
demand all the time.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
Benefit Dance.

The w. D. It's will give a benefit
dance at the Prettiest Mile club
house, Thursday evening, May IS.
The w. D. T. is member of the
War Camp community and also the
Federation of Y. w. c. A. clubs.
They are we'll known at the fort for
their war work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
Scottish Rite Dance.

The Scottish Rite Woman's
club will give an informal dancing
party for its members, Tuesday, May
IS, at the Scottish Rite cathedral.
Each member may bring one gentle
man escort. Admission will be by
membership card only.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
Dinner Dance.

Those entertaining this evening at
the Prettiest Mile club will include
]. S. Zietfel, who will have II guests,
and Charles Miller, II. A Dutch
treat party will include:
Messrs and Mesdames:
f. s. Gray, w. H. Platner,
C. L. Knox, Ed. Clay.
H Crouch e. L.. Lucke,
J. Fuchs, F. Auerock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
has been guest at the Calvert
home during the past week.

has been a guest at the Calvert
home during the past week.
Alfred Tindell, of Rupert, Ida.
spent a few days last week in this
place, having accompanied the body
of his father, for burial in Omaha.
Mrs. A. F. Snyder was hostess
for the Good Times club at her
home Thursday at S o'clock dinner.
Miss Ida Mae Hurd is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis,
which she underwent at a local hos
pital.
Tho English Lutheran Ladies'
Aid society will meet at the church
next Thursday afternoon. Mrs. M.
Time and Mrs. A. w. Whetmore
will act as hostesses.
Louis Campbell is home, having
received his discharge from the
service.
Operetta at High School.
The Orpheus club of the Benson
High school under the direction of
Miss Mabel M. Shipherd, will give
the pastoral operetta, Sylvia"
Thursday and Friday. Nay Is and Is
at the Benson High school.
The leading characters are:
Sylvia, Adeline Gross; Betty,
Lucille Barnum; William. Harlo
Wilcox; DeLacy, Irwin Williams;
Prince, Paul Kistler.
All business and professional
women's clubs in the United States
are to be federated under one ma
tional head at a meeting to be held
in St..Louis next July. The organ
ization is to be strictly nonsectarian
and nonpartisan, and is not to inter-
fcre in any way with the already es-
tablished General Federation of
Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Frances Levine Freedman,
pharmacist of the Bellevue medical
dispensary, who enjoyed the distinc-
ton of being the only woman phar-
macist employed by the City of New
York, has resigned her position,
after having filled more than $4,000
prescriptions for the poor of the me-
tropolis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11

During her recent visit to Eng
land, Queen Marie of Roumania was
particularly pleased to visit Windsor
Castle, where she passed a great deal
of her childhood, as a constant COM
panion of Queen Victoria, with
whom she was ever a great favorite.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11
Old Peoples Home.

Rev. Harry Howard of the North
Christian church will conduct serv-
ices at the Old Peoples home, Fon-
tenelle boulevard, Sunday afternoon
at $50.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-05-11

Belgrade, the Serbian capital, was
the first municipality Of the world to
EMPLOY women architects.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
Presbyterian Auxiliary

The Presby yterian Auxiliary met for it's business session on July 7th. after having been suspended for a couple of weeks on account of the revival. and We enjoyed being together again.
 Ten per cent of our pledges for the year will be made sinking fund to- ward the building of our new church some time in the future.
 July l4th being our regular Bible study day. We studied of Naboth and Micaiah in last chapter of lst Kings.
 We then took up the subject of sup porting Bible woman in China. and all were very much in favor of this plan. so 1t was adopted and the treas urer ordered to give the salary for the first six months to Mir Crawford Crenshaw. who will arrange for getting the woman on the field He and his family leave this week on their return to their labors in China. We feel that this is the most important work We have yet undertaken in our Auxiliary and trust that God will bless us in our efforts Secretary.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
John c. B. Simms Dies

Col John G. B. Simms of Lake Vil- lage. age "A years. died following a surgical operation at Mayo Brothers hospital. at Rochester, Minn. on Wed nesday night of last week.
 Colonel Simms came to Arkansas from Virginia. At the age of l6 years he enlisted in the Confederate army. at the close of the war settling in Chicot county In 1890 he removed to Little Rock, and 1898 to Conway. remaining there until 1900. when he returned to Lake Village. Among the public of fices he held were representative from Chicot county. state senator for four years. mayor of Lake Village. and chief clerk of the Arkansas House of Rep resentatives. He was for several years secretary of the Arkansas State Bap- list Convention.
 The funeral was held at the family residence at Lake Village Sunday.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
Baptist Church

There will be the regular services at the Baptist church Sunday, Sunday school at 10 o'cloek. k. W. Baxter, superintendent. The morning subject will be The Symmetrical Christian. :" It is earnestly desired that every mem Der of the church be at the morning service. Let no trifling excuse keep you away The theme for the evening houn(sl5l will be The Valley of Dry Bones.
 The R. Y. P. T.. meets at o'clock They have subject all are interested in. Where is the Soul Between Death and the Resurrection. It will be worth your while to hear this program. The Ladies Aid meets at the church at 3 clock Monday afternoon, This ia the week for the Mission Program. We extend cordial invitation to all to attend our services
 r H. Jordan, Pastor
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
Allied Attractions

TONlGHT-D W Griffith presents The Greatest Thing in Life, an Art craft picture. Lillian Gish has the stellar role. A special attraction.
 Friday Gladys Brockwel in The Divorce Trap Mutt and Jeff
 Saturday Wallace Reid in Love 8 Burglar Man of Might.
 Monday Alice Brady in The Whirl- pool.
 Tuesday Lila Lee in Puppy Love. . Fatty Arbuckle in Camping Out. :"
 "Wednesday Pathe serials. The Lightning Raider" and The Tiger 5 Trail
 COMING Theda Bara in "Salome. .
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
Special Tonight

A rooster was only a rooster to Mons le Bebe but to Edward Livingston. who had high brow tastes. it was the chanticleer.
 But Danger was Danger to either of them. Whether 1t came in the form of machine guns or shells, in D. w Grif- fith's newest Aircraft picture. 'The Greatest Thing in Life. they both called it Danger.
 You cant afford to miss the thrills, the romance, the suspense, the sur prise. in this latest Griffith master piece. which will be shown here to- night at The Allied Theatre
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17

Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Doris and Miss Zelma Offender leave Friday for Princeton, Ky. for few weeks visit with relatives.
 Miss Lucille Slack left Tuesday for her home at Benton, after spending a couple of weeks here with Misses Mary and Ruth Dean.
 Ice Cream Freeezors and Refrigera- tors -Belser. Dishongh X Go.
 The regular Board of Trade luncheon will not be held today on account of the extreme hot weather and so many members being out of town.
 FOR SALE:-At Big Bargain, Two Ton Truck. complete with large bed. li cense, etc. very slightly used.
 2t Boyd X Moffatt. Monticello.
 We operate Plumbing and Tin Shop and solicit your business.
 Phone l50 Baxter X Blythe.
 Fruit Jars. Tops and Rubbers.
 Belser. Dishongh X Go.
 Mrs. Max Stelfer and daughter of Chicago, Marian and Leon Frehling and Mir. and Mrs H. Arst and son, all of Drew, Miss, are guests this week at the ]. Cohen home.
 The Suburban Store, E. Schnelz, proprietor. handles chickens. eggs, butter. and fancy groceries of all kinds. Delivery to any part of city at all times. Your patronage solicited If
 Economy. Self scaling. Mason. Glass top fruit jars. Orr Hardware Co.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet at 3 clock in their monthly Missionary meeting next Monday afternoon at the church A splendid program has been arranged and full attendance Is re- quested. Secretary.
 Chas F. Skipper has let the con tract to w. r. Bergman to build for him a modern six room frame bunga- low on the lot where his home now stands. on South Main Street Part of the material is already on the ground.
 Congoleum rugs. Feltex. water heat CTS. Orr Hardware Co.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Bordeaux left Sunday for Detroit. Mich where they will take a boat around the Great Lakes for Buffalo. New York From there they go to Albany via rail, then up the Hudson River to New York City.
 Is carat Gold Band Dishes.
 Belser. Dishongh X Go.
 $. J. T. Wynne and family left in their car Friday morning for Coopers We'll. Miss After spending a week there. they will take boat at NatcheZ for river trip to New Orleans. They will lreturn to Dermott about August lst
 Dr and Mrs. Paul F., Johnson Jeff Sunday for their former home at Holly Grove Mrs. Johnson has made Der mott her home for some time while Major Johnson has been with the A. F. F. in France. having recently re ceived his discharge from the army.
 A. G. Herrod of Pine Bluff came in Friday and has accepted position at the Bordeaux Drug Store. Mir. Her rod is graduate of the St Louis Col lege of Pharmacy and has had several years of practical experience in the drug business
 The kimpel- Remley automobile par ty spent Tuesday at Grand Canyon. Arizona Mrs Ford writes that all are enjoying the trip. but they are stiti two days behind their schedule. FtNt I
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17

Frank Moore returned to his home here Friday night, having recently returned from France. He has received his discharge from the army and has returned to private life.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid has recently purchased a Premier Vacuum Cleaner with all of the attachments. Any one desiring to rent this can get it for sl 25 per day. or 75c for half day. For fur ther information phone Mrs H. E. Courtney. 7.l0.3t
 R. w. Parrish expects to leave Monday to participate in the state rifle match in Little Rock July l9 to 30. The team to represent the state at the national matches at Caldwell. N j.. will be selected from the best shots at the state match.
 An ordinance of considerable inter est may be found in this issue Plans were about perfected for the establish ment of a large wholesale mule barn here in the business section. which now will have to be abandoned or new location found.
 F c. Wilson of Monticello was caller at our office Monday. Mir. Viii son and his brother purchased the Monticelonian several months ago. since which time they have installed linotype and made many other improve ments in the office,
 Roadmaster C. A. Neals left Monday for Toronto, Canada, via Chicago. where he meets with a gathering of maintainance men on business. He will then proceed to Port Huron. But falo. Pittsburg and on to Cumberland, Md He will join his family at Toron to. and will visit St Catherine, Cana da, before returning home about Au- gust lst.
 Rev. J. Crawford Crenshaw and family left yesterday for their home at Chinkiang. China. after spending year in America. most of that time here with his mother. Mrs. A. C. Cren shaw, and other relatives. MT. Cren- shaw Is missionary from the Presby terian church and goes to China for another seven years work there among the Chinese. They made many new friends while here. as well as renewing friendship among their former friends.
 Reports. first from the California coast. where it was evolved. and then from New York City where it's pre- sentation moved the blase New York press to gasp. have put theatre goers generally on the qui vive for ''Salome. the monster spectacular photodrama of the season Now definite tidings come that Dermott Is to see this un- usual offering at the Allied Theatre July 24th Upward of million was spent on the production. 1t is said. and six months were consumed in filming it. Five thousand performers particl- pated The star is Theda Bara.
 The friends of k. l.. Deal, assistant cashier of the Drew County Bank, whose resignation was announced some weeks ago in order to accept the posi- ton of cashier of the Exchange Bank of Dermott, will be glad to learn that he has altered tis plans and will remain in his present position with the Drew County Bank Mir. and Mrs. Tom Haley and children of Dermott returned to their home to- day after visiting the former parents. MT and Mrs w. (. Haley. near Scrougeout, for ten days Monticello Advance.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17
Personal

 ~ laps at Weisman g.
 is visiting her c
 cis visiting rela-
 vay from horses 'Tr's.
 Ice Cream Dish
 & Co.
 Rose are spend
 Springs,
 ersey Cow. with Offender.
 eeZers.
 4Nprr Hardware Go. d Automatic Freez- ngh & Co. Slucker leaves today ,atives in Iowa. ert of Holly Grove Il Monday in Dermott. areen Doors and Lawn Mr. Dishongh X Co. 8. the best rakes. MOrr Hardware Co. Stessmaking. see Mrs. "A Main St. or phone V .hlk. cream and bun es daily night and ,er of Gallatin. Mo. CT son. Postmaster lshaw has returned she spent several olks.
 IT. and pure sweet ither bitter nor sour) A,liveries daily. ,c,
 d pr Lack iron bed des'.
 fit TT Hardware Co. cos returned to Der col, spending several at Monticello.
 e5s on Trunks.
 pishongh & Go.
The Dermott news., 1919-07-17

Keep the flies away with No Ely.
 Orr Hardware Go.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-02-15

WANTED A person male or female
to do general leaning.
Apply at
3t1 N. 4th ut.
THE PLANNT.
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Department of State.

Department of State,
Washington, Feb. 10, 1919.
Mr. William Thomas Johnson,
10 East Leigh Street,
Richmond, Va.
Sir,-In reference to your recent
application for n passport, enabling
you to go to France and England to
attend projected Pan-African Mis-
sionary Conference, have to inform
you that the Department has been in
touch with the French Government
on tho subject Of various colored
delegations sending representatives
to Paris to participate in the Pan
African Congress composed OF colored
people from different parts Of tho
world and tho Department Is now in
a position to state that the French
Government does not consider this a
favorable time to hold such q Con-
ference.
The Department must therefore
decline to issue a passport to you for
the purpose stated.
Returning the fec Of one dollar
(currency), which accompanied your
application, am, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
For the Acting Secretary Of State
ALVEY A. ADEE,
Second Assistant Secretary.
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1880 A, M. to news camo by phone
to the Shenandoah Club that Aunt
susan Johnson, faithful servant
OF eighteen years had passed away
after an Illness of one week with
Pneumonia. She was rs years OF
age Christmas. At once the Chair
man of the house committee sent one
OF their old servants to make suitable
arrangements for the intcrmcnt
and soc that this old and faithful
servant be laid to rest with honor
and all that she is worthy Of. She
was faithful unto death. Rest. sweet
rest.
Chairman G. w. Cole by Thomas
L. Gregory.
Mrs. Mchalia Banks, of G1S Fair
fax Avenue, N. W., who has been
much indisposcd at her home, is not
improving very much.
DR.. and Mrs. George Moore. DR.,
}. S. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c.
Duggcr were visitors at virginia
Theological Seminary and College. at
Lynchburg. Va. this week.
Thc Silver Leaf Missionary Circle
or High Street Baptist Church met
on the sixth at tho homo Of Mrs,
roster, on Harrison Avenue. N w.
quite number OF members were
present and five visitors. This cir.
Gle is doing noble work for Gods
Kingdom.
The Hampton Theatre is tho amusc
mont homo Of all OF Roanoke colored
people. You are welcome every day
and flight. Tuesday, William Dos
mond in Honest Man; Wednesday.
Colleen Moore in Hoosier Romance:
Thursday. Iron Test by Albert Smith:
Friday, Ruth Roland in Hands Up.
We are looking for you.
DR.. Edward d. Downing, one of
Roanoke's most popular dentists, who
answered his country's call carly in
July received his commission as
Second Lieutenant. All Of Roam
oke's boys made good in the service
for Uncle Sam.
Rev.D. r.. Powell, pastor of Hill
Street Baptist Church, who has boon
confined to his home tho past ton
days Is able to DO about again.
Miss Estelle Dillon, Of Virginia
Seminary was in the city this week.
She left Sunday for the college at
Lynchburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe c. Duggor spent
Sunday in Lynchburg, Va. with their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Dugger, who
has been sick for few days
Mrs. Martha Whales attended tho
funeral Of her aunt, Mrs. Susan
Brown, mother Of Roy. w. w. Brown,
Of Chatham, Va.
Tho homo OF Mr.. G. w. Hickman,
of Elliston, was destroyed by fire
Thursday night. Practically every
thing was burned. All Of the family
was saved.
Mr.. Louis Burrell returned to tho
city aftor attending the bedside of
his father, Mr.. Stephen Burrell, of
Taylor's Store. Franklin Co., Va.
Mr.. William Coles, Of 21O Fourth
Avenue. N. w. Is confined to his
home on account Of illness.
Mrs. Bertha ThaXton Of 525 Chest
nut Street, N. w. spent last Sunday
Mt Moneta, Va. at home with mother
and father and sister, returned home
Sunday night and Mrs. Leila Medley
to soc her mother at Moneta.
Stantield, with tho pills, plasters
COR palma and human Ills will place
the Planets at your door. Young
folks OF my race should read more
tich literature or they will grow
weaker. The Bible first, then their
hymn books and last but not least
Tho Richmond Planet should be- read
every week. Try 1t for twelve
months and you will continue.
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MANY wonderful Cures OF Worst
Gases, and 1t Don't Cost Much,
Either.
One Of our downtown prescription
druggists told our reporter that he
has heavy sale on the prescription
C.2223 for the relief and cure Of the
worst forms OF rheumatism. We ad-
wise everybody who suffers from
rheumatism to keep off the damp
ground, keep the feet dry, drink lots
Of pure water and take daily dose
Of Prescription C-2223 to keep down
and expel the uric acid from ths
blood.
Those terrible aches and pains,
swollen muscles. aching back and
every form Of rheumatism can be
easily cured by following these few
simple directions and taking the dose
indicated on every bottle of C-2223.
SO many remarkable cures have
been made by this wonderful pre-
scription that any OF our ren"~.
who suffer are urged and advised to
ask any Of our prescription drug
stores for Prescription C-2223 and
take 1t as directed on the prescription
pasted on each bottle.
A physicians large bottle sent to
any one prepaid for 60 cents. Ad.
dress C-2223 Laboratories, Dept. d,
Memphis. Tennessee.
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The Following telegram will be of i'll
tcrcSt to persons Who contributed to
the fund to send dciog ties TO France:
Washington ID. G. 9.53 A. NJ.
February IL, 1919.
Rev. VIM. Ii. S sokcs,
2l0 w. Leigh St, Richmond Va.
Rev. Jcrnigan sailed Sat. Was only
one to get passport. Letters follows.
Mrs. L. II. Adams.
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BISHOP THIRKIELD AT LEIGH
STREET Nj. L.. CHURCH.

Bishop Wilbur =. Thirkield of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. EXPIRES
idcnt of Howard University, will
preach at Leigh St Memorial NJ. e.
Church, Sunday Feb. 1G, 1919 at il:
80 A. NJ. Come and hoar him.
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WANTED Colorcd agents to sell
pictures of colorcd soldiers Every
colorcd home wants these to rem nd
them OF the war. Big money made
Address: Lincoln Art Co p. 0. Box
21d Mon:clair n. j.