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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1917)
8 A 3E OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 18, 1917. START WORK TO SAYE LIVES OFARMEHIAHS Church People of Omaha to i Join in Campaign to Raise Money for Purchase of Pood. The work ot the Umana Armenian j knd Syrian Relief association is vellj under may, and today the church rfo- j pie of the city are expected to take j Up the call that come from some 2,000,000 starvir men, -women ana children and contribute their bit. - At the morning meetings in the Omaha churches the campaign will be inaugurated," and during the afternoon complete canvass of the city will be made. It is intended to be a hosse-to-house canvass and at the churches Volunteer will be asked to go out and spend at least a portion of the ifternoon working with the ten can- tains who are co-operating with ihe ministers. These captain and the territory that has been assigned to them are: Captain and Their Territory. John L. McCague, from Ames ave nue, north to Florence; H. H. Baldrige, from Lake strret, r.orth to Am,, avenue! C. M. Wilhelm. from Cuming street, north to Lake street; C. A. Grimmell. from l arnam street, north to Cuming; X. H. Loomis, from Leavenworth street, north to I-arnam; Thomas J. Quinlan, Pacific street, aouth to A; William F. Baxter, Leav enworth street, south to A, Union Pa cific tracks, west to city limits; J. A. Bradley, South Omaha; Robert T. Leavens, Dundee south of Under wood avenue; Kev. Thomas Ander son, Benson. ... .... , To aid in raibing funds, tn addition to the canvass of the city, a benefit recital ha been arranged at the Voting Women's Christian association auditorium for Monday night, at which a small admission will be charged. Belies Miss Dorothy Mor ton and Miss Adelade Wood at the piano, there will be other leading mu sicians of the city taking part. Canvass for Fundi. In making the canvass for relief j fundi members of the committee win be supplied with pledge cards and in the event people are not prepared to contribute cash at the time they can ign the cards and later make their payments. Cards and literature de scribing the condition and needs of the Armenians and Syrians will be distributed in the churchei Sunday morning. ' The relief work that ll being taken up by the Omahans it in conjunction with that of the. national association that has set its mark at $6,000,000 a month, it being figured that this sum will be required monthly to succor and save the Armenians and Syrians from starving. The work taken up by the national association and in which the Nebraska auxiliary is aiding is approved by President Wilson and former Ambas sadors Strauss and Morganthau, who are familiar with the condition of the people and their needs Looking for work? Turn to the Help ' Wanted Columns now. You will find hundreds ofpositions lifted there, ' - . Keep-the-Home-Fires-Burning Co-Ed at Omaha Uni Helps Soldiers Miss Louise Brow n is the real keep-tlic-home-tires-burning-co-ed at the University of Omaha. The pretty young lady is always doing something for the boys at the front and in the trendies. Last year Miss Brown was one of the most admired co-eds of the univer sity and consequently she was always entertaining her many admirers. But this year .she has no time for any of tluin. Instead the is working for the welfare of her countrymen who are away from home. The first thing she did when the boys left for the camp was to get the address of a number of them so that she miht write to them the good news of home and friends. When the Liberty bond issues were on Miss Brown did her best by pushing the movement at the school. When the Young Men's Christian association plunged its campaign it found her a strong advocate. Miss Urown has given up theaters and most school socials this year for she simply can not give time to them. Instead she 'attends the Red Cross classes. Besides she helps along by taking part in other minor movements. When the Woman's club did some war work Miss Brown was there to help with her university sisters. When the "Y" campaign wanted girls to hem at thi theaters she was also present. if: ' '' , . ' 1 '" Zoutse "Qronrtt But most of her work consists in keeping some of the boys at the front happy. i'hat is not all she does for the sol dier boys, either. She is constantly knitting on a sweater. She does this work in class rooms, study halls and neven in chapel. How she manages to prepare good jessons ana recite mem well puzzles the professors of the school. Nevertheless she does it. Miss Brown is and has always been one of the best students of the uni versity, which goes to prove that those who have the most to do do the best. Four South Siders Are Arrested for Misconduct Charles and Earl Jones, brothers, living at. 4717 South Twenty-first street, arid Mrs. Lena Sellers. 4722 M M streets, were arrested Friday night orphan girl, living at Twentieth and M. street, were arrested Friday night by Officer Dworak at Forty-sixth and Q streets. ' The Jones brothers have a covered wagon at Forfv-sixth and Q streets. It is alleged that Lena Sellers took Stella TiHitt to the wagon and passed Wednesday and Thursday as guests of the modern gypsy men. Misconduct is alleged. A. W. Sellers, husband of Lena Sell ers, is guardian of the young Tillitt girl. He is out of the state at present. The persons have been turned over to the authorities at the central sta tion. ' German Woodmen Circle Ladies Buy Liberty Bond At a recent meeting of German grove No. 177, Supreme Forest Wood men circle, with a large and repre sentative attendance of German born membership, a Liberty bond was pur chased by a' unanimous vote, These women are foreign born, but are most intensely patriotic, holding that, al though German born, their homes are in America, the land of their adop tion, and to America they owe and . . i t i t give ineir loyai support. Marino Bound Over On an Assault Charge Charged with attempted assault on Mrs. Robert Arlt, Harvard apart ments, Peter Marino, an employe of Rogers' confectionery, was bound over to district court under heavy bonds. Marino, it is alleged, made im proper remarks to Mrs. Arlt when he came to her apartments for some dishes in which she had ordered food from Rogers'. Mrs. Arlt had just returned from the hospital that day, where she had undergone an opera tion. Trustee Sues Railroad ' And Bank of Fremont -A. F. Turner, trustee of the Brown Consolidated Milling company of Fre mont, a bankrupt, filed suit in federal court against the Northwestern rail way and the Farmers' and Merchants' National bank of Fremont for $4, 275.51. He declares that a conspiracy was entered into to make the defend ant companies preferred creditors in the distribution of the assets of the bankrupt company. Pacifist Meeting at Zurich Forcibly Dispersed by Police Zurich, Switzerland, Nov. 17,The police were obliged to use their sabers to break up a pacifist manifes tation here last evening. Several per sons were wounded. Numerous ar rests were made. , U. S. SEEKS SKILLED MEN FORM WORK Will ImmediateiyBe Formed Into Squadrons and Given Special Instructions Be fore Leaving. Thousands of skilled workmen are now being sought by the government for a great back-bone organization behind the American air service in France. The war will be won no less by these than by the birdmen who fly aloft. A man from almost any trade imaginable can find a warm welcome in the air service. These skilled men will be formed into squadrons and work behind the lines where the great airdromes will be built. These will keep the planes and balloons in prime condition, so no aviator or aeronaut will come to grief in the air through any mechanical fault of his equipment. Chevrons for All. Practically two-thirds of the men will be given the highest non-com missioned offices in the army, first- class sergeants and corporals. Skilled men of various trades who are physically fit, white, and not over 40, may enter the air service by send ing their names, address, trade and length of employment, present em ployer and their liability to the draft to the Volunteer Department, 119 D street N. E., Washington. D. C Full directions will thereupon be returned from Washington. Men accepted will be classified by trades and given two or three weeks special illustration as to how to apply their specialized knowledge to specific airplane work. They will then be formed into service squadrons, their best men selected as noncommissioned officers, and sent across to France. Two Arrested When Booze is Found on Them Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neal, 620 South Twenty-eighth street, were arrested early this morning by Special Officer Poland ji the Department of Justice. Three jugs and seven bottles of wine were taken as evidence. Feliz J. Malkowski and John Knapp, claiming to be residents of Cleveland, were arrested at Union depot by Officer Chaddock on charges of being slackers. - They are being in vestigated. Looking for work? Turn to- the Help Wanted Columns now. You will find hundreds of positions listed there. j 1 VfE SAVE YDU MONEY-THERE ARE vl New m LoCCL' yvA i tun- Hi Good Fellow Falls for Pie Or Anything EU a Good Cook Pro pares. 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Values in CHINA CABINETS. This Dining Suite is popularly characterized as William and Mary -in period design-is done in Jacobean Oak-priced en suite or separately The Buffet is 60 inches high ; . Price $47.50 The Table is 54-inch top; price $37.50 The China Cabinet, 2 sizes at .$26.75 and $37.50 The Chairs in leather, seats and cane panel backs, each. ..... .$9.00 " Windsor . Rocker, Mahogany, $9.75 Priscilla Work Table, Mahogany $7i00 Mahogany Library Tables $9.75. $12.75, $16.50 and up. Overstaffed Living Boom Suites with the details of this illustration cover our first floor, and there are stunning values among the smartest of these. Tapestry Chairs and Rockers like these are priced in the different grades of covering from $18.75 to $45. The Davenport shown has three loose spring cushions, it is hair surfaced throughout arjd covered in figured tapestry, $75.00 Overstuffed Easy Chair, Tapestry ' Cover, $14.50 Velour Chair Overstuffed very roomy, $22.50 Genuine Leather Upholstered ' Rocker, $2875 Leather Davenport $42.50 ; This Wing Chair, $18 75 tapestry covered . . Oth.r Sweeper from S2.S0 to $5.50. Warranted invincible 1 Q g Sweepers .;. M, ' Spinet Desks. , Library and Utility Tables Desk, as illustrated ; solid dull brown mahogany $33.00 Desk, similar, smaller size. 326.00 Household Desk 88.75 to $18.00 Library Table, exactly as illustrated genuine mahogany top, 26x45 $23.50 Folding Card Table..... $1.95 ' Fumed oak, Jardinier stand.., 394 " One Lot Six patterns, room-size, 7-6x9, Brussels Rugs $13. One Lot-r-3 patterns, 9x12, Seamless Velvets. .$23.50 On Lot Wiltons, 9x12 $49.50 Wool Fibres, ,2754 . 69 if