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1 If ft lKKt OMAHA, TUESDAY, SMTLMIiKi: 7, KM 3.
LIUST UNITE FOR
PEliSIOJ SYSTEM
Letter Carrier! Hold Enthusiastic
Jleetingr Preparatory to Open
izg Conyention Today.
FOB THE AGED
EKFL0YE3
That .,l,.t. j
- ,u..u a,,r-u t.iiu,j..i. ity.n. aaelstant siiperlnl.-ndent.
CClcrminRUCn tO gel IDe pf nsion Hy-
tem mAnnte. . ( K - i i i ....... .
, . . 1 turns, supervisor physical educe-
rlorea la the only thing that will ever' '!n.
ccompllsh anything, ond that dl-VJ.";,,.;r)',',IM"nt. ',,,w-rvl'K,r f,, y"'
TldM opinion!! t to detail roilHt be;n,,r CW.-er." principal training
throws aside, were point hurled at : ri i't V Chittenden, supervisor atnder
the BOTcral hundred letter carriers ! Brtehe.
4w . " , r carriers j,rs,1.,t j,.,,,, audaM up.-rvlsor
that gathered at the Audltorulra Ban- 1 Mmi. rgnri-n.
ilnr nlsht If v.i . m -ii,.ti Ail'i- t;. Hltle. surorior drawing.
nay night, it was a mam n,eetlog- of , ,,,, (, ,,, ,rf,(.,nt em-en-isor
letter carrier preliminary to thuj drawing.
opening of the regular cob rent I on of ;
the National Association of Letter
l-arriera. which opena today. .
A half dosen ipMkn voiced their en-
. - "kiit rmiiiojn, ma n c. Hm ftn v. aamntani auifK--iiwr .".-
njo,t tha caTlfri to Bland tuKPthrr with 1 .nl Irair.lnf. ,'
all othr otvU aervlce employes to work T A "va-. aurwrvlaor writtn. 1
to thla -nd. .Frrdlnnnrl Rt1lnrr. iinlnr Oerrnnn.
p,,,,. . , t 'K.mi-e I,r. utrvliK,r eatenalon work.
1'ent m tor John C. Wharton wna rhair-:
man of th vn)n an1 In ofx-nlna thai Altene Offlcrra.
proirram hinf favored the penalon aya- B- Carvert 1. 8. WoAulay
tm. Oatrait Hh eliool.
A. W. llcKod of Nw Yo-lt, prfni'tent t O. Mantnra. prln l'l.
f.f tha KetionaJ Aaaorlatlon of :ivll Hrrv- J F. W.x.lpiy, tlrt vtra P"1"1'"'-..-.
ton r!lK.!rvi-s vimilw r ...1 . 1 1 .... 1 1
. a,cl:j to catebHah an unnuliy
ft tha eupnmnntiated at 50 jwr" cent of
their forTner aalary aftr thirty veara of
' rt-r1r. "But you rtiuat be united." ha
iaatd. H went with aome detail into tha
pUr already adopted along thla Una by
i"Wy prtvata cfrpfirarlona, and Indicated
jt amn extent the amount of money In
volved la tha annuities thua paid.
Work and Man.
! Enatnr O. M. JIlt.-'hoK-Jt approved cf
'ha peroral p)an, but aaid the detail la
I yet to ha worked cut. He Raid there la a
;powltl)ny that tha adoption of tha pen
jekai ayatem will atop the advamement
lot snJariea In the civil service, whldh had
!ben a feature tar some tltna. There la
tikellh.-od." he said, "that the people
iwlli not look favorably upon the plan of
j paying wages to their public servants
.jual t too rld In the private enter
!j.rtBca, and at the same time lay aside A
jfund te pay theoe pwiple a pension when
I they are retired." He said while he Is
livt on any committee In the eenate that
Ifme thee maftei-s In ehaMre he hopes for
;the dy when the letter carriers can re
Hire "not as ot-Jects of charity, but as
j;.l,l!ers of aocj. ty retired to prtvate lifa."
?.?r. V. JU Cole of Omaha, chairman
of tha rtvll serrSre committee of the Ka
ItSonnl i Fedr-ratlon of Woman's Clih,
jro!od the sintlment of the woroon In
(Thv-.tt of the reilre-ment Idea, and d
!t!R.red that if the civil aervica Is not
in.-5e attrftU-e to the brightest brains
tn ttie land the service cannot expect to
jhold the beat of the civil engineers and
oth'T ma that It r.ee1.
J.ohrclK Illaatratra,
Conffrewiraaii C. O. Lobeok declared that
the aupemnnuated clvtt aervloe rmployea
'should be taken care of by a pension.
rul told them ttiey muat quit qultihllng
jitwivt dMaii - He told the etory of the
Tsrmer who went Into the meadow with
a broom to clt-ar out a nent of twrohle
Veea. Hg rtumd badly wrecked and
UliliU.
hat's the metterr1 seVed hi wife.
"Why," aUd the hrulwd and sw.riioit
furrii'r, "t!iosa blenvrt bumble bece were
t t,ito J."
The cons?eeman lirsfed tli civil eerv-i,-a
mm to be like the bumblo btrea Jn
thH r'ft$hf!t.
!.'-.i:li V. Bihwiuii, treueurer of the
Ni. (tonal AaniM-jutlon of Civil f",r l-e Fill
'. ra, d.-.'Ur. tlat the s.-.nntora mul
iv'l r, .xenlatives shu!4 feH tm-.'r duty tin.
l'Tfcrmed Utttd they hud wvM-d for
tin! jciif'l'.n end thus dlnpeUrd the "awlul
n.low of jKrnury and want. In the civil
e rv!i e."
Come on serlrl Trelwe.
1 v!-tft arrived from nil over the
V i!!-v i'.atoa feundtij'. The No Xotk
i!. t'-j.utSott got in with over fifty In the
i'-rty. T rh'!'d.-tr s-.ia d. tejtion came
In en a ei.lil truJn. The Uitllaa l-la-ti.'n
cwn"e and Ka bund jitnhil the
BTeeta la th forenoon. ar.d enilventd
tha ci(y wiui Txshm music.
Kills Self with Gas;
Little Girl is Saved
VrifH Kr face resting upon tha gas
irisrics In the kitchen, lS-year-old HuUa
,r "i.'vson was found fiend last r.lgbt by
'Cf !tr, Mrs. Henry C'ramm. aij her
t n-: 'ami. when they returned to tnrlr
I.vr, at C t Fianklli.g avenue. Council
I "v'fs, after a short . auloiunl tie Hde.
j tha Jets were oieit.
I ""a yenr-old his of (he Cramnie was
r-- l r.asr,mrr itt at the Edmtndsn
. :.a.
. 1 i . t.rtinon bad txn n In poor health
'..t iU Lut wick, and UU U given as
t va uru-tlve fur brr a.ct. Itefors turning
j-n the ga ht had clo.-d all the wlti
; ;r.?v?e Si.t-.-i dvL-rs la the kll' in-n ho.1 t tIi"fl
!'--d tli tiatii in the &?( Jaws with
i - .
ytrr Jt Itanily for Ilttfemalliua,
i-'ii't ftufrer fcii'l try to wear our your
Thet.matlsnt. Moan's 1 Jnltii.-nt (w-n r1ht
t-v C e;..t, kills the pklu. 25. All dru?-
a - i i -r- A -1 t i u-.' 1 1.
v:-f-t rv I i.ti-i
f-5 !i C j
I J .J i
Cirrmrfcro
it f LiikitvuiJ
; n, fc-pt. .A Havas dii.t. h
! .. !;rr-rt. f-!fd Fn lay, aays.
,o t;;: i-r ! it bctv ti V.'nuiianl i
A '.a lluii-'ury ri.arii'ng H ,i,i-
ni ij'"r'. lo Au.ntria ui.J Ilia
r, ,,f .-.nn g.HHlo ti li'il-
twr .;v... 11 i.k.UlUlHllla. llftV bt.K
t
vi ki.l C.-1'ni..i.y vtbl provl'.e
r at i -c tii Mti fi.-m iloiuoijila.
In t..--i i.i irintt I ha transit
n 1' ll H I..1 f liiliM.li Kutkii,
!',;. ; I l ll li'ifc-ll 1-e nd for
y i', ' . ... t.
f. ( : nii-cciiers, viith the
1 H ?'':. 1', u':.n.ele ft O'i ilub-
. v : r i -r 1 1 --crta ar.d liti
In t ' . i . 1 i y aW-a.lt- Uvr
1 f 5, ' t t i 1 Jii'i' ! l'n unc si.d
rrri.
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Public School Teachers of Greater
Omaha Are Assigned for the Year
Superintendent Greff his announced
asaUnmeni of teachers for the tuHlo
schools of Greater Omaha, o that hrn
school opens this morning the teach-
j"" W"' '"""d at the schools detlgnated
1 1? I". flraff, superintendent.
i''"""i'i"nL
...iihi.i, mh-iiii euie.-iinirniit-iii.
rrTlr. ,
X....J.t '
;
tin rlc. elementary devat mient
rtt.nie Arnold. upirvlor rroslc, Mrh
de-art n ent (
Maria ernmmi
. t annie Arm-i.l
'Adnl Atkinacn
Slarton K y
K.I I vn Franklah
K.theJ Fullaway
lunula KrT
Jane T. Fultoa
eonr Oreen
Irraa Gross
frank Oulgard
Mnry HanlknC
Padlo Harmon
,li Honorlrsson
Katharine Hllllnrd
Jennie Hultlnan
Huluah feaaoaon
J.J. Kerriuon
Adeila Kwlt
Mery A. Iandls
Anna Lane
I.y.lta 8. McCasiie
Jnntte Mr,IonaSd
ll - ouleN. Jlexi.-n
: 1 'any F. )pII
I Iuta H. 1'rl'lxe
Kna H. HrlOxe
t arrle t, lirowne
I.nla Dvrd
A. t alma
Alphonaine Chata
lalxt f lenerlere CWk
lll-n . lark
Henry Cltuen
Hlanche Coffman
Mny Pope land
Autumn Iavle
K.vnlyn Uiirtley
Hnrrtette Dtike
I'ere I, I'lmont
Nellla Mraw
Mary H. Maclntneh li. a. "i. .r
Kel!e von Manefelde 7ra Bhleids
Jo von Menafelde l'enelopa Kmttn
('race Miller
M Homers
Ferl Mlnti
Fred fl'!nnlng
Kunl-e Ctebhlns
IauIm ftgoer
Ferdinand Hteiflnger
Caroline Htrinifor
Hra Voro Taylor
If. n. MnlMiran
R H. Orrhurd
Kva O'PulMvan
8nan I'aiaon
1 Ma Pheltiu
Nello Kenilall
Taciore lifa
lf..n Rorilnan
l eerl T: k fallow
Fllrn T'""ney
Ina Hackett
Kather
atherlne I nomas
T.HIUin Tln'ma
Jxnrie M. Towns
F.mma .
.Tenet M Wallace
Varda Williams
lllah Behool of Corameree.
Karl F. Adams.
principal;
Tl. It. Pirry
f'mil lek
Mary K. Ilotirke .
tV.)?Ke r. Knlppratn
Jnmes A. Knotts
,T W. Lamprtiaii
Cheater . I. Inn
Anna MrCsetie
l.abille Mcftlillait
P. A. Miller
,. T. Vorey
(Jrare Vfnrrleon
iiertha C. I'latoll
.Nan It as
It. K. 1 rott
lliiaeel K. Iturford
V. Isbeh Charlton
Henry !lauen
Fdna F.. Cole
Mima (V Jul
I . A T tf rlnff
ftarah M. flanbome
f i rummondI. M. pcrtven
JniTies tmimmond Helen forenaon
O. U imrand , I'aui J. Vol'mar
A 11. filamyer Katherlna White
fcrtiih I. Heiht N. J. v ooa
Sostk tide High aeUowt.
g. W Moore, t IT- JohPaon
principal;
II. (. JUgby
Mary Hookineyer
T. K. tloswell
Ce'ia M. Chase
Joc.'tihlne t'oix)lan
Grant A. Kerns
Tereaa Kople'S
Knthartne lyvwry
I'etrt.ila Naugtiton
James I'atton
V. y. renins
V. C. rvke
Lillian rturtersdorf
l-'dna K rears
VUHla f terha
F II. Vaaacelt
William arli'Ston
1 dl'.h liennelt
J
lii ne luiras
K C. h-nley .
fnle Folor
Jiill.-lte Oiiffen
I Innlifth Hia
Helen llendrlo
ItsnrroK ebol.
F.mma toloy. Avla Hoberta
M :ii -li-al; Krancea NH'tnan
V'n.ma ile U Vega Km Fi-ld
lav M'hatin Cor.iuia tliveriy
I'm Yoonir Culla tiu'l
Mnraarct llolwrts
Vx I iw ron, 1 n Dir.
J'M1,Mt.e it -. 1 . ;'. Asst.
Aioaila Anlieoe-r, t German
MUia Antia-Jel, M-n. Tr.
A'.ii a Owen. Gibson AnneK
ffeAls "eJlool.
Murtnnt 1 furolllori. Odessa Meadows
'riuc)il ;
i,.U.i l,.U
J.flile l..i-rts
l ainerir.e iji mm
Mary Md ah
l-iin UuiiKe
M'WIred ulK?r
AUce York. Kg, Olr.
Jrannrtte Jeaeup, Man. Tr.
Itrown Pork Rebeol.
Fllrabeth Hayes, Kimma Koatal
t'iin loel; t.raca T1ionipon
Mai- Tcnnvann Ht'ie nt.l.ilncrg
Ai.i.r'.te Hhrrry t i.irencs l oiiins
l.moia Hititlh l'laric'ie Wallwsber
Uiiim s. Mi id el 1'orabrsS Jones
v mnirreil l iun Kg. l-ir.
Marie I'oHnn, K. t,
Anna Mvera. Flan. Tr.
I ,1na Fulton, Man. Tr.
Uuy Houm-a, Man. Tr.
Caaa School.
Kee I Uroan,
prtriclpel ;
ttitua 1 1 it viland
N-.nuvie ii'-herd
l ura M. Klmworth
f- luiib-th Hewitt
i.. t irn.tlneky
Ross Ilemstein
Ijtura Crandalt
Neva Clili.lierd
Marrha Homeilua
I'.mtly Ncwcoiub
Kojihla Cleveland
Grace Liuui
Ivuiiv 1 UltlllllUl
I nun Goita. Kg. 1 ur.
I'orolhy Al'iKhaol, w. Ait.
Mitry Li. Gooclouiii, Jttau. '1 r,
, tastellar St'Wool.
Jciu.lt. I,. RcdflOd. Am"! I'!r
pilnclpal: V, yioa U l()mvy
K!rl J. Houeka Mi uifd I'.. i.iWr
! I. ii nice F. Huetl Giace M Herding
Wyriie 1. Pu.slt nilly linurka
Alice E. IHm.uoa i.va G. .N.uton
Hou.alt H Aoam Anna A. 1 t j. hficld
Mia !i. MiKttriy hU M. Croitrll
i . j- i i- y k g 1 or.
H"!n l' r. Kr. A sat. vbgk
l-i.'.i. l-,ini.,i . Mkii. Tr.
Kathtutne lltihia. German
Central
Isabella t'oyle,
I o iitil ,
J fttr Lirnna ir am
( m l
Fv J IN-MOSS
:f.:! I.lCMO" y
.n , i , i y. i a rker
Vet inn H- !n. Ky
Minnie R, Wl!on
l.u.y V. F.vans
tiuLn T. t MHe
H. fc" H..1..II.111
r 'mabetci l. i-atka
u.ei A. I- 'nil
triilla Ociifti.fr
l-ir
l.ri it '. t r mii mum,
Kg. At.
lua W, I It ii-i'. ijwrisiwji.
t irtrai I'atk Kckuvl.
Kifrihc'h l-.oonoy. l.'da M itlash
l-i in. Ij I ; Ayiica Milt
M.i .;. e Tlltoo .nrrude Gaebler
l.il i.iu I miy taitha l-liiner
1 un.i K- ..n. r lvC'KJ Hrtciri
Minnie Mnvt-r
i -i- y. Yn r?T
.- i.i,r-t C'.trey. lr.. if.
i b' l.rl .iiy.iia. A'--g
! he Cn li.i t. A line I. I
i tedya McAusn a, Aiii-ex.
I llll.ia llli S.keal.
( 'rrif N i
i t-Mil 1 .
J jip h - ii'fff
-i l.rt H i- t
! t:-.H -' h :t nrr
-i..l 1 in kiT
.'!w--?i Mr vi:uit
Vunx iiatniAin.
uti 1? -. I- V I?r.
I t r. i u ; i -', - ',. ; r
i ,i,u r-mniHi. . I '.. Am..
i Ol 1 Us
.! it Itityii. t ! r r i -' : m
) t f. i il-T r -cArlel
.'!: i j it tfl Ail'- (t 't (
f tut v. ir.icf.iryrr kii.i.-iioy
J -l.tantlavfl t Kr-J.il.lia
'M bii. j. Uii' t .i.Krf. Kg . I'lr.
f la I -.. if" Alt- '1 r
I o au Irhowlt
A -- T f-tr, ? K n,fa,.M
i t - ' ) J St M ti tl.J LUI
1 1 t - i li.'.Jl ,V't yt r
" i w. - m M t i" '
; ' I ii ; S i i y ) l i
t ... v '- " A c i Y tr fa
J a ? --. -
Mary McMnhoK, Man. Tr.
( orrtg-oa fleaoof.
Julia Cmy, Katharine Pegley
principal; lilidn Mtvl-en
Marv FJIIott There. KJia
larrfn t'hsmpnsy Km Trtunw
Mamie Mattel Nnm-y I'flfiwn
Metha Miller Nellie I Jl lle
Janet V.alaon. Vlndei mri.n llrwtr.
Iur nrM, Mml-rgsricri .,(.) unL
Ifrmn Koplets. nunll training.
Anna Myra. Kmnunt trnlnlna.
Juy llix)t, mnntinl trulnlim.
Itrnld IIIII Hrhool.
Maud M. Pmllli, Marv t TcninlMnn
prlriRlpaJ: Carolina llomellua
I Ul."e lllllla. klndnrgartf n director.
Iade Icknal.
All.o rolpraon, Kahryn Mlnlt
rlnrli.i; kiI rwiu
J'm Hi-own JHi-t Nl. licn
Maflrline Marr tvlirl '.ra
V""I ''ll,ll Ctcile Camphotl
"V.' kindergarten director.
" ny. ii'jiii.iri
. '
diii irhM.
Fmni. ro. ;Ir1vs I.n
Fdvrard Hnwtr.
C1r1 A,nder9f'n' Martha Stoltnow
principal; Alice- MsnailelJ
r-.a.lya I'aum Winifred IIhum.
-"a JXHisnnane Ida M. (io.dman
' C7,,t"..,;-J'",'k"r I'cle rtrown
l.ydla Ul. kairom Mamie M nllaee
. Miu Pievena. kindergarten rtrtctor.
ilfuih Tpnip.tt. manual training.
iBtclla Abraham. Gorman.
Farnara flehool.
Af?r iM "arrin. Anna Mllroy
lirinrioMl
Vein
t.tvert
ifl"y f' ' - ''"'n Hr'tera
Khlrley McKlnnle
Ktherln I'Mce
lea Howard
lone Chappel!
Xathryn Walah
Walker
r.i tt aterman
fliH.n lit. i. . . . .
lii.Vi- Y, m' """""f oirscior.
, Marls Gordon, klnderaarten aaeiatant
Catherine Whiat.er. manual training.
Anna llckard, manual training.
FleM HeltvHtl,
. . (Anneg to f'orrlsran.I
uretciien Ho k Holen Wrennan
Fort Hekaol.
E. r. Oenaon,
principal;
T. W. iason
Robert Oalt
W, 8. Crlchton
Fraaklla lehooi.
Ann Ju Huteiiina, OUvs Cwffman
nnlul
Wlunifred W tthey
Marlela Case
Kmma llolierts
WlnnVfred Wallace
, Mildred iinnhouser
Vsronlca Farrell
Carrie Niedwrmerer
AlKsfi,rrt
Fxlith laaksnn
Nora Wlgglna
h.ltsabath lmnn
Fmella l'eeraon
Josephine Kalilna
Mabel G rali am
"Loa Ctomatock, klndnrrartnn director.
neien ccgiie. klndarcarten assistant.
Mary Itood. manual training.
Kadis 6. laysr. Qartnan.
Oarfleltl Sohool.
rautlns S. Winter, Ellen Mattoney
prmi-tnai: Pelome illrandt
Fula Weeter Mary Ruac
Mn:le Heal Hadla Aah
Jnttole 'ontvt Huldah Tleaell
Cora barelajr. klnderjarton director.
Hawthoiras Cekol.
M. Ftnrence Smith, Kstalla Oray '
principal; A gives Wilson
Josaphtns Tynea Anna Robortson '
Haei Caroerr Iura LMnaih
NiiieV lah MooeOia le
Fthal Prooker
Helen Watermae. kindergarten assistant.
Marie Berry, gtrutanraroan saalatant.
ulna Fsiton. manual tralntnar.
Ouy tlo&gmm, snanuai training.
Hlorklastdi Iksal.
Lula B. Mathews, Ada Haiif
principal; MaosI Hherwooa
Flora Jorgeneen Mna Weppner
UailaO'lary Mabel Martin
Anna Pttllmonk liklna Durland
Marvaset Burke
Claire Mason, kindergarten director.
Howard Kvawedr !kol.
jTrane Faton,
principal;
tfargaret Mickey
Ada H. Pharrar
Grace Pltorroc.k
)! ln lioaeen
Mary M oat yn
k.rilU e lu ni-
miaabeth Hendryg
Huth Tinae
Cathsrins Wllcog
Allda Bears
Mal-sl V. Root
Kate Cook
Iora Ohurn
lairatMrth WlU
gardnT '
Mary Vi'yman. 'ndert(iTten director.
Norma W b-h. alndi'i nrtcn director.
i.ru'. f -iim n, i'i.r.ii"J tmluu.g.
Leu.e luy, n.Atiual traltilng.
JaifMtn li'kool.
Mariraret O'Toole. Ceclie Lvon
prlncttel; Ita Killog
T n o liickev Sulile Tl otnas
(.iprtrtnle Holmes Iiertha Join. eon
lorrnce Iirooker (,eiti u;'e Sullivan
txrv Miller
ilorenoe bueise. kindergarten d.rector.
. Kellota School.
Effle Reed,
principal;
F.iU ii-d
AJ I'M.tleabanrer
ona li!niirli
iieulah I'rowner
Lcnora Wineerd
Laura MoConuey
Mtldrsd Ranker
J Hen Roaen
traM fe"-oberg
l-iwrn White
Paulina Gnle
Mary lilllppl
Hilda V.'ilka
Euna Wilke
oi to Hake
Straight Hair Curly
(Hocrietv Talk
To kt at re I g lit hatr nice and early
In one ivigbt by mwily apryliuf piam
ll.i.ii.l MHu.e.r'knM itl.a.:'a one of Llie ht
W-auty seore's that hea leaked out W a
long tuna, bomo peeMiier prtitriy or u.is
hai miens ruld caiuma In nair lo ury in
Just tns pretlltiit, inoai niiun. i-iooMng
,'mrla and rraisea lma-alnablQi It Is valu-
at-i aa a diMnmg ti,u, as it puts thew
Ufa and tumrs !r,tu 3ead-lokUig hair.
'J'hta itmmmiji imkA Cue ne.i"e. UO'l
eiirii'ir iron c.n now b d."-rMed witn
forever! A fsw oiuoe of the llii'.ild ail-n.ec-.r.e
wr.lch rrvay bo found lit i d-ug
aiore, will k'P the heir In wave for
U la tt.-4th.er eti-'ky nor trea.-iy
and la really quits ten agreeable thin to
ua, It cen be at'Wted itb a ck-mi totttn
limnh before retiviiig end Ihe trtcnoform
siloti iii afford a nm-t pltiit sur-
j.n tn too rmolngr, Auveruaniueiil.
Full particulars free about the plan
or
IOWA HAY FEVER CIAJB
Home trtriiUufut or north orn re-
eort plan
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THB IOCS WITH TffE PTJWCHL
Ci'.ly Sunday's Llfo and
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Anna Myr Ina MrOjMooeh
VtUth AVaxnr Ma F!iar'Kn-or
Aifrda Traulan Katherlna Bowie
-rl Nnrtnn, inrrald.
f)ll(B Klrhoy, un(rtfKl.
Harriot Walker, hln'l.-riraHen rtlre'tnr.
Kruirn Crawford, klidprar1n director.
K.H I), hlta, inanunl tralnlna-.
Helen Morton, mauual tralnluif.
Lake acboot.
Mary Fitch, i:mlly Hrldirea
rilnclix!:
hurxh Ayer
Nellie klK-lariy
Cluiulli! (inlloway
iill"rta lillaina
eclle Wnrrl
Martha P. :rug
! .Marie ptw-1
i dura HiTtvpr
: All' e ( onlt. i
h'anny llrt
K;itherln 1 'unnlnanl.rdla y.atm
Stella ralleot.ach Clara l'.laokburn
Mir i- t-c'i.ri :: mo
May Zorrey, kindergarten ffl rector.
Iiiun heeiork, kinMcrKrtpn aNHiNianC
binma I lineman, manual training.
Ix-ttle Fby, nmnual training,
llubv .'ohneon, GerrtiRn.
l'aullne lloeenberg. VWman
Llaralw Meboot,
reerl McCiirnber, Fl.lzabeth Kiewlt
principal; IWeier Ine
Joceiyn Cliarde F.rtlth Heine
Annn T. iicaley Keatora Nelty
Ida Kulakofnky Helvy Olsen
..l.-nkn Klnkule Cuseandra Hchaller
Minnie Nenl, kindergarten director.
Mnbe) Morrow, kindergarten aaalstanC
Tercaa McArdle, manual training.
Marnuerette ilurke, -Xlerman.
LiOaar Bckeol.
Marthm I Powell, Mhy Kelley
principal; F.llen Ldndberv
Vii'K.ma e.llett I Virrle Nelson
Mll.lrcd Foster Eolith Klnamaa
I ; 1 1 , t j t h HutchlnsorKdiel Iteeaa
)v.i!;!i Hahlatrom Alios McMahon
,fnle tlormley lnrw F.ller
l.lisa Weatcott Viola Pederaen
I nura Jordan Tionna Matthews
Myrta HchnHder Florence McAllister
(o.eU-to Chock A'M.n FlttUher
Elijtalieth Ryan, Kg. Dir. i
I'lltn j-lnelilH, Kg. iir.
Oureie Koehler. Mtin. Tr.
FVrn f vr, 7Yt
Joeephlne Hose, German.
Johannah Anderson, German.
Lnthrop Sehool.
Nora It. Lemon, Carrie Fslrcldld
prlnclual:
Myrtle Ki-oufa
Jcaunetio Xcwlcan
May Anderaon
Mvn Murphy
7IUah Anderson
Mary lyHrien
France Frohner
nienna Peaks "
Hianrhs Cot trail
Isabella Wliliama
Frencea Thomneon
Hlanche Woods
Verio Williams
Mabel Henderson
Amelia Magnuseea
Ieah Leger
Alma Fair-child
Alios Root
May Horn
Jennie Salmon
Jennie f'helps
Louise Neeee. K. T"Hr.
Hops Kt. tnalre. Kg Assist
Minna Moore, Man. Tr.
Vt Codinron. Man. Tr.
Pauline Keckllnger, Oennaa,
-"' Lwel lokool. . ,
June Plociim, y Fern Kads
principal; Anna Bnyder
Orate .Mliwell Alice Hoibrook
Zlta Kavenarh Adele Havis
Florence leji Ro FUUa
Teresa Koplets, Man. Tr.
D. C. Pyke, Man. Tr.
Madisaa School.
Kllaebeth Kennel I y Marr R- Orleet,
prlnclpe.l; Mary Harrc-u
Fees v Haoi l-:ilen tv hmldt
Maud Hughee Maud H'anka
Dora Oleen, kindergarten director.
Trea Knnlets, manual tralnlifg.
Ouy Hodges, manual training. ,
Mmob School. ,
Martha W. ChrisiianLuolle Doddaf
principal; Marguerite Kontt
I rlha I. Schick Anna C Our.ks
Roberta HattenbanerMattle I. Craig
Anna Pratton Mahel Hendrickaen
Lotus Kraus Mary Miller
Ada M. Frits Kmmi O. Kdlini'
retina i-araer Jessie Mtwlhwn
Kiala Meaklmen Ienhelln rirthim
Grace Hungarford, kindergarten dlreoton
Leota Holmes, kindergarten assistant.
Anna Kelson, manual training.
Ma Del iMewit, manual training.
ju.iuma r.utworto, uvrnan.
Mllle Parse School.
Lulu JT. Hunt.
principal;
Ora M. Rtiaaell
Thersea Tracy
Stella Fali-chlld
Freda Ceyley
Kuth Cow g 111
Madeline Xaskalek
Minna Mf. OIr
Jeannetts Mulr
Maoei Craiahead
Lola Tlllotson
bess W. Field, hlndergartsn dlreoton
i- Lli-I- -..-'BJliiggg
I i ! M i : i : . ' i ' l
Cdirh Fisher, Vii-.lerirarten aNtant.
I.llzabelh Long, manual training.
Mno mna tk Park Bebool.
Ftla Rmlth.
prlncli-sl ;
Minnie r wplln
I.tbel T Idri'lae
Vary Munley
Catherine t arrlck
Grace lxiwe
Malvl Anoreen
Hctjty K k'na
Vera Hiulr.-n
Alice Nelaon
Francea Mct'omhe
Iforena Pi-el-a
Fllraltsth Mulr
Ruth Tinkler klndnrsarten director.
I-ucy Iike, kindergarten altant.
ftclia Flanagan, manual training.
Kuth KinrhHt-t, Gorman.
Pad fie School.
Dora Harney, Nelllo Piltchard
principal: Maud Jonea
F-ittaheih IidenburgNcllle McKonald
Ixiretlo Burns Margaret Mrfc.lhany
Cisro Tombrink N'eliis O'Connor
Alice Hatlmnc Lillian W iltiur
Carrie Ltotiteilc, 'kindergarten director.
Ne.llo ChiUlenaen, kindergarten aasls
tint. Ruth Tompeett, manual training.
Park Srkool.
Clara' B. Masdn, Margery Deckett
urlncinai:
Kutherine i-owerg
Julia Newcomb
tei-trurlo Wataoa
Nellie Shults
Myrtle ikoiraff
F.IIh Thorngats
atacy luneen
Fvlvla tirioif
Msry Marcoll
Ruth Cultra
Iouiae Mann
lean iionoho
Kate Hungerford
KliitabeUi Wilson, kindergarten director
Frances MoCrann, kindergarten as
alatant. Anna James, manual training.
Anna "i-kard. manual training.
Agnes Nlelson. German.
naraioga Kcbool.
Kmlly J. Robinson, Maude Roys
principal:
le)la Morriaon
Mildred Steele
K. fiiisnheth Larsen
Mlldrrd Wilcox
Margaret J. Latey
Julia Haven
Anna K raker
I-.ulu Gunderson
i-'lvera Undstam
Ids Melcher
Gladya McCon-
naughey
Alios Cham?ers. Vlndergartnn director.
r .eanor tttaiiara. kindergarten assistant.
Leona Myers, manual training.
laaaam School.
Mary A. Rell. j,uU Paco
Princliel: ir.in si.,.
Mildred l Nunemaker Gertrude pfolffer
miiic . w. MaryWallaco
J3".uK nTfht : Mattle White
Hertha Vaughn
Helen Hibbard, kindergarten director.
Charlotte Williams, kindergarten as
sistant .
EUsabeth Allan, manual training.
Bherraaa School.
Mary N. Austin, Grace Cox
prlnclpaJ; Mary Ellsworth
Marie Foley
Jennie M. Gluck. kindergarten assistant.
Mabel Kiewlt, manual training.
South Co tea I School.
Martha Campbell, Jeannette Roggen
principal; , Orvna McKltrick .
Ptella Holmes Anna Weeth
Catherine Howe " Kleanor Idckman.
Grace Nelson Lsuretta Rold .
Nettle Mann Alice Sheahan
Ann Qaughsn
(teorglna Pavta, kindergarten assistant.
Teresa Koplets. manual training.
X, C. Pyke, manual training. , v "
Sooth Praaklla School.
Jennie Rrnltfi, Jessie Graham
principal; Vena Kavanagh
Margie McCrann
Snath f.lnc-- SchooL
Jssale Roberson,
Franoea Wlllard
Mary Moore
Goldle Johnson
Rosa Hart la
Blanohe Robertson
Martha Wlddis
prliM:llU;
Agnes M alsh
Grs.ce Young '
F,lla Huston,
Rosa Ma honey
Helen MoKee ,
Helen Heet, klnderjrartsn dlreotor. '
Mona Wolaham. kindergarten assistant
Jeanne Anderron, manual training.
Trala School. ..
FVTrtrlnht White. " Brllne Jaakilek
princpai; a-ina Hooart
Anne Jensen Hazel Junk Ins -
Ruth Wallaoe F.the! Kiewlt
Miirlon, Frits . May Crimes
Lillian Rake Mary Kreba
Emma Kent ' Uraoe Miner
Jean Hamilton
K atherlne Van Horn, ungraded.
Gertrude Lovgren, kindergarten dlreotor.
Anna Mullen, kindergarten assistant.
K atherlne Bloomer, manual training.
Amalia Anhouser, German.
Vlatua SehooL
Jeennette T Wood- Katharine Case
ward, principal; Mary Bauer
Orace Grtftlth Belle Hpragne
Minnie Wlsner Kdith Crapenhoft
Joanna Oramllch Lulu Wilson
Pophle Elaeeesr Ruth Patterson
Mary Besdle
Elisabeth Allen, kindergarten director.
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To the Young Man Who
Has No Home of His Own
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'Whether ho bo a young business or professional man hero
to build hi9 future, a student going to school or college, or a me
chanic away from home and friends each and every one will bo
interested inecuring a nice, comfortably quiet room.
A famifebed room like that one illustrated, for example; for the yoTrag profes
sional or business man so that after a nerve-racking, brain fnsging day he may retire
to lounge in peacu ami quiet -while posting himself in th current news of the day
For tho student so that ho may" have ample opportunity to
"bono" or "cram" without fear of disturbing noise3 or other dis
traction '
For tho mechanic so that he may rest his weary muscles in preparation for an ev
ening's feocial session or for the work of the morrow.
Each and everyone desires such lodgings, and they may find
them by referring to tho Classified columns of THL BEE. If
nothing exactly suitable is found there, a complete file of desir
ablo locations and furnished rooms is accssiblo in tho offices of
Saa.--aV j-e-
th sjaW i
Mary P Flynt, manual training.
Me, la Abraham, German.
Wslaat IIIU School. . '
Fannie Forayth. Lucy Mack
principal; Anna Federeon
Ftotna tiroes Ruth Jones
Jtoae Cnrr Nettle Mulr
IVIna Wlleon lone Beats
Helen Hrte -
I rnma W inalade, klndersrarten director,
Mabel Cnnklin. klndergatten assistant.
Hachcl Fuller, manual training.
tt'aaklagtaa.
(Annes to Brown" Park.)
Ida Posaner
Webster School.
Badle pittman,
prlnclr-el;
Marie Matthewg
.Myrtle liohertg
Hattle Ptckard
Ivy Miller
I.lila Burnett
Gel! Charles
Rulah Hunter
Fthl Iavenport
lltnma liavld
Hoae F. Coleman
Jesslo Carey
Hells Hngan, klnlcrgarten director,
Catherine Reynold, kindergarten Asst.
West Side School.
Jcitrde Stltt, Helen Corr
principal:
Anna tiraram
Hr-eairt Rarhee
Hia T. Connell
C hrlatlne Jensen
Grace L. Walker
Kfflo Hir
Ints Mangan
Gettrgla ciine
lilanche Harmon
Fannie Brown
Ablngall Manning
luuum, ig. i nr.
Amy Johnson. Kg. Aeslsi.
Anna Myera, Man. Tr.
Terras Koplets, Man. Tr.
D. C. Pyke, Man, Tr.
Wtadsos School.
Harriot a Eddy
Principal
Cordelia Johnson
Matilda Kvans
Ldna Pickering
Hedvlg biorertson
W arda Boott .
Jeaaie Flvnt
May Cathroo
lrma Hook
Lleaior Nevln
Helen Naaon
Marguerite Chapin
Afton Howell
Aramlnta Cooley
Hennlne Biessinsv Kr. Dir.
Bernlce Coins'- Kg. Assist.
Keillo Craig. Man. Tt.
Mildred Cooper, Man. Tr.
Lucy BchUdknecftt. German,
T ratals; Claaa.
Grade trainers:
Florence Anderson, Sophia
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v inton.
Mary Brown. Keys, Hhlpherd, Case.
luimmw lnmoit, iTauoee UroaS,
Du-
liunt.
Fay Harrow, Cebella Bchaller, Central.
Ruth Holqulsl, Hilda W like, Kellom.
Grace Howell, Carrie Nledermeyer,
Franklin.
Elsie MagDuaaen, Fannie Myers, Famam. t
siaaetine , Aieu, jeennette Newloan,
Lothrop. 4
Veliata P reason, Clara Blackburn, tavke.
Iviulee Raabe, Msud Kmith, Druid Hill.
Gertrude Smith, Mary Austin, Sherman.
Mildred Turk. Eva De Mnas, Central.
Margaret Weyerman, May Anderson,
Lothrop.
Mildred Whlted, . Emma Gross, Warnnt
HUl.
Kindcrkarten trainers: '
Msbel Van Brunt, Edith Fwera, Dujavnt.
Ines Cast berg. Elotas Hlllts. Druid HUL.
Elizabeth Cogan, Gertrude Bailey. Cen
tra! Park.
Marlosie Foote, Alice Tork, Beals.
Eltsaboth Robinson, , Alios Chamber,
Haratoua. -
Margaret Solomon, Mnyme Hutchtnarm.
Columtdan.
Charlotte Tompkins, Alloa H&yes, dtfton
HUl.
Gwendolyn XVolfe, Elisabeth Allen, Tin
ton. British Steamer
Oymbeline Sunk,
, SixMen KiUed
LOerooN, Bept a. The Brtrliih ateamer
Oymbeline has been sunk. ' Six members
of the crew were killed and six were In
jured. Thirty-one 'others were landed
safely.
The Cymbeline was a tank t earner,
4. S06 tone gross, 370 feet long, owned by
the Bear Creak Oil and Shipping; com
pany of Liverpool. ,lt eraa last reported
as having sailed from Fort Arthur. Tex.,
August 13, and Norfolk, Va., Augruat 21.
for Dartmouth, England. .
Obresron Takes SaltlUa. :
VERA CRUZ. Pcrit. S. 8altUlo, eapHal
of the state of Coahulla. was occuoled
today by General Obregon. Followers et
Villa realstecl the Crtrranza forces at
Angostura, an outlying point, and are
reported to hare suffered heavy losses.
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BEE
CRASH DISABLES
T11REEF YESSELS
taited Sttt Eteimft Bappl
Smashes Into Flotilla at
Honolulu Dock.
AIL ITJT OUT OP COJOOSSIOa
.JrONOLTJLU, Sept. 6 Tie three
submarines of th "F' STonp, re
maining; sine tha loss of the Ill-fated
F-4, were put out of comlssloa to
day when the United Steamer Supply
crashed into the flotilla while dock
ins; here. The Teasels damaged were
the F-l, r-2 and F-S. The F-2 was
cot to the water line.
A "For Sale" ad will turn second-hanc
furniture into cash.
. Paper Cloth tagr.
The Japanese are now making; and
I tenslvely wearing underclothing made of
paper. Tha material la finely graTnfu
and has a number of remarkable quali
ties. It Is very strong and at the an me
tlSte very flexlbla and after being worn
a few hours It offers no more interfer
ence to perspiration than ordinary cot ion
clothing. After becoming wet the mate
rial la so strong that It can be torn only
with difficulty. Jn the manufacture of
theas garments, after being cut to pat
tern, the searos are sewed together and
hemmed. Tha buttonholes are reinforced
with linen or some other fabric.
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One
Safe Home
Match
. will light all four burners.
. The stick ia large and
. etronsr. The flame "takes
hold."
We do not exaggerate when we
say that you caa gst aa much real
service, from three Safe Home
Matches as from fire ordinary
matches.
They are non-poleooons, too.
For that reaaoa alone they should
v be ia e-rery heme in Amerloa.
8a A H grocers.
at tor snmat
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Company
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