THE BEE:' OMAHA, TUESDAY, JUNE : 10, 191&.
4
BELLE VUE MAY
BE TURNED INTO
MILITARY SCHOOL
Trustees to Vote on Move
Today; Loss in Attend
ance Is Given as
the Reason.
The establishment of a boys' mili
tary school to take the place of the
nrcsent Bellevue'Academy and Col
lege will be voted on at a special
meeting of the trustees at 10 o'clock
this morning. Thirty-nine mem
bers, making up the entire board,
are expected to attend-
A heavy loss in attendance plus
an overwhelming accumulation of
debts in five years past, is declared
the principal cause of the intended
We believe that the school will
..' mean more to this community if it
, , devotes itself exclusively to the mili
tary," Rev. Dr. Hart Jenks, presi
dent of the college said last eve
, ning. "There is a need for a mili
tary school in this locality."
Plan to Sell Land.
It is the plan to dispose of the
' . school farm, a 215-acre tract of
land, adjoining the seliool campus.
.. The proceeds, estimated at $50,000,
will be given ove to pay outstand
. ' i intj debts of the institution. The
school campus, 50 or '60 acres in
area, with buildings and college,
will remain. '
"Since the war," Dr. Jenks stated,
"the attendance has dropped from
' 75 to 90 students to less than 35.
', , The incofhe, in tuitions and dona
' tions is not enough to maintain a.
. . ; faculty for so small a number.
1 "The military school, as it has
" i been planned. -will teach only pre
paratory studies, the college behg
" Jropped. There ma'y, however, be
established a junior college, prepar
t I , atory for one or two years' college
' work.,. '
"The school will be non-seclar-lan."
,
' During the war with the student
officers training corps added 100
i extra students attended the institu
tion. These left, however, as soon
as the armistice was signed. .
, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
' ? Samaland Celebrate" , ,
Golden . Anniversary
a Mr. and Mrs. P?tcr Samaland
i celebrated their golden wedding an
tiiveisary .Sunday afternoon at the
: home of tneir son, Frank Samaland,
1336 Fort street.
- They were married in Heiligen
feld. Prussia, just 50 years ago.
- Mr. Samaland is 74 years old and
. his w;fe is 71. '
' In 1872 they emigrated to Ameri,
ca, arriving in this city May 5 of
that year. The couple have made
' their residence in this city since
their arrival here.
Seven of their 13 children are livr
'"Kl They also have 24 grand chil-
" More , than 50 people, including
all their "children and grand children,
. were present at the celebration.
Two Omaha Brothers Serve
. Enlistment Term Together
With the arrival of Fred L. and
Arthur -D. Bullock, brothers, at
Newport News, after two years of
service in France is disclosed an
4 , extremely rare case of two brothers
serving together throughout their
'entire term of enlistment. The two
, ooys are sonsf Mrs. L. T. Bullock,
..;V , 4616 North Thirty-sixth street.
They were both sergeants, Fred
- being attacked to the service, of
v - supply and the younger brother,
Arthur, in charge of an ambulance.
In one of the engagements both
, brothers were subjected to 74 hours'
continuous shell fire.
They took part in the Meuse-Ar-Vgonne
and in the' St., Mihiel offen
sives. -
Their arrival in this country was
. announced by a telegram to their
, mother.
Loose-Wiles to Entertain.
; The Loose-Wiles Co. will give its
" annual big night at Krug park June
" 12. All employes and customers of
v this firm are being furnished with
j tickets for Jhis, event. Later in the
season this'conipany gives an outing
" " for its employes at which time the
- 'factory closes for the day.
in your dish of
(jrapeuts
those organic
elements of the
, field rains.-those
valuable phosphates
f so essential to the
building and tipkeep
of health at every
There's a JZeason "
Approve Public School
Teachers for Next Year
Principals of High Schools Granted Increase In Salary
. Assignment of Instructors Will Be Made By
Superintendent of Public Instruction Beveridge.
TheBoard of Education yesterday
approved the annual list of princi
pals, supervisors and teachers, as
prepared and submitted by Superin
tendent J. H. Beveridge.
The salary of J. G. Master, princi
cipal of Central High school, was in
creased from $3,600 to $4,000. D..E.
Porter, principal of High School of
Commerce, will receive a' basic
salary olf $3,500 plus S per cent on
account of having a 48-week school.
K. M. Marrs, principal of South
High School, was allowed an in
crease from $2,400 to $2,800.
Mary E. Fost.-r was re-elected
director of vocational education at
$1,600 per year. Homer W. Ander-
on was electee, assistant supenn-
j tendent iii charge of research, sec
ondary schools and administrative
data. Leon O. Smith wa& elected
assistant superintendent in charge of
research, elementary schools and in
structional .data. Messrs. Anderson
and Smith will receive $2,600 each
per year.
The teaching staff of the publ;-;
fchool system for the school year
beginning next September will be as
follows:
Principals.
Anderson
Anderson
Cora S. McNamara, Mary.
May Marrs, R. M.
Austin, Mary
.Masters, j. o.
Mathews, Lula B.
Nash, Carrie.
Newlean, Jeannette.
Orr, Alice D.
O'Toole, Margaret.
Peterson. Alice C.
Bedell. Bess
Blackmore, Bess
Bratton. Anna
Brown, Kate L
Campbell, Martha
Carney. Julia
Christlanoy. Martha , tPJi
Plttman ' Sadie. '
Porter, D wight J5..
Powell, Martha L.
Redfleld. Jennie.
Reap, Edna. .
Reed. Kffie.
Reld, Mary.
Robeson, Jessie.
Rooney, Elizabeth.
Slocum, June.
Smith Etta, h, A.
Smith, Jennie.
Cooper. Clara
Doyle, Isabella
Doyle, Mima
Katon, Franc
Eddy. Harriet
Fitch, Mary
Forsyth. Fannie
Grant. Josephine
Griffith, Grace
driest, Mary
dross. Frances
Hamilton, Maragret Smith. Maud.
Harrison. Agnes Stltt, Jessie.
Hayes. Elizabeth. Thoeleeke, Bertha.
Hutchlns, Ann E. , White, Virginia.
Krlsl, Julia, I.. A. Winter. Pauline.
Mci'umber, Pearl. Woodward, J. L.
Elected positions In Central High school:
J. F. Woolery, assistant prlclpal.
K. K. McMillan, assistant principal, dean
of boys. , (
H. A. Senter, dean of faculty.
Jessie Towne, dean of girls.
Permanent List
Adams, Anna T.
Alexander, Anne.
Allan, E. P.. L. A.
Allen. E L. A.
Anderson, Cora S.
Anderson, Jeanne.
Anderson, Johanna.
Anderson, May.
Anderson, Moselle.
Anderson, Z L. A.
Arnold, Fannie'.
Ash. Sadie L.
Atkinson, Ada L.
Austin, Mary.
Ayer, Sarah.
Bailey, Gertrude.
Bake, Cora.
Bake, Lillian.
Banker, Mildred.
Barbee. Bessie.
Barrett, Mary A.
Heal, Mamie.
Beebe, Lorena.
Beedle, Mary.
Begley, Katherlne.
Bemls. Mary E.
Bernstein, Rose.
Ferry, Marie.
Blackmore, Ida.
Blessing, Hermlne.
Bloomer, Katharine.
Bonnell, Daisy F.
Rook, Irma.
De Graff, Myrtle
Delpsch, Laura
Delpsoh, Margaret
De Mosa. Eva L. A.
Dennett, .Edith
Detrtng, L. A.
Dodder, I.uclle
Doyle, Isabelle
Doyle, Mima
Drew, Helen B.
Drummond, Helen
l)u Bols, Vera M.
Dudley, Evelyn
Duniont, BeRB I.
Dunnlgan, Katherlne
Dunn, Bessie, ,
Duras, Josephine
Durland. Edna E.
Dye, Minnie
Kails, Fern M.
Eaton, Franc
Eddy, Harriet P. ,
M-dllng, Emma
FUdredge, Ethel
wller, Leone
Kllett, Virginia
Ellsworth, Alice M.
Ellsworth, C L. A
Ellsworth, Mary
Elsasaer, Berth
Elsasser, Sophie
Kmpey. . LUUam
0splin Minnie ;
9vans, . Lucy .
Bookmeyer, Mary R. Kvans,
Korglum, Anna.
Boswell, Thomas E.
Bou telle, Carrie.
Brandt, Salome J.
Bjatton, Anna M,
Bridge, Laura.
Bridge, Nona.
Rroadfield, Anna.
Brooker. Florence.
Brown, Fannie W.
Brown, Kate L.
Rrnwne. fnrrie O
Evans. Matilda
Ewers. Edith
Flala, Rose
Fisher, Elsie
Fitch, Mary
Fitgerald, Marlon
Flanagan, S. I.. A .
Flynt, Jessie
Flynt, Mary T.
Forsyth, Fannie
Kowler, Sadie
Franklsh, Ellen
Fritz, Ada
Fry. Bessie
Fulton, Jane
Gepson, E. D. L.A.
Genau, Elizabotii
Glbbs, Eliza
Glamore, A. H.
Goetz. Laura
Goodman. Mary B.
Gordon, Marie
Gormley, Mabel
Gormley, M. L. A.
Graham, Anna
Graham, Isabelle
Graham, Mabel
Gramllch, Joannu
Granbeck, A. L. A
Grant, Josephine
Gray, Estella
Green, Pauline
Griest. Mary R.
Griffith, Grace
Grimes, May
Grodlnsky, Roxe .
Gross. Franovs
Gurske. Anna
Hamann, Anna
Hamilton. Margaret
Hamlin, Marion
Hampton, Helen
Harman, Blanche E
Harris, Rosa
Harrison, Agnes M.
Hattenhauer, R.
Haven, Julia E.
Haverly, Cordula
Haviland, Emma
Hayes, Alice
Hayes, E. T.
Heald, Josephine
Healey, Anna
Hendryx, E.
Henrlkson. Mable
Hewitt, Ellzabth
Htbbard, Helen
' Hlckey, Lulu M.
Hllliard, K.
Hillls. Elolse
Hltte, Helen
iBurke, Margaret.
Burnett. I.Ida.
Butler, Florence.
Butler, Maude H.
Campbell, Marie V.
Campbell, M. M.
Campbell. Otley D.
Carlson. Monetha L,
Carney, Julia.
Carns, R. L., L, A.
Carr, Rose.
Carrlck, Catherine.
Cathroe. May.
Cayley, Freda.
Chambers. Alice.
Chapin, Marguerite.
Chappell, lone
Charlton. Elizabeth
Chase, Celia M.
Chase. Buth.
Chatelaln, Barbara.
Chittenden, Orietta.
Chrlstensen, Nellie.
Chrlstiancy. M. W.
Clarey, Margaret.
Clark, Edna.
Clarke. Helen.
Clausen, Henry.
Cleveland (Sophie
Caburn, Dora.
Cole, Edna.
Coleman. R. F.
Comstock, Gall.
Comstock. Lee.
Condon, Jessie M.
Cooper, Clara F.
Copeland, Josie O.
Copeland, May.
Corr. Helen.
Coulter, Alice
Crlg, Martha
Craig, Nellie.
Craighead, Mabel.
Crawford .Frances.
Crowell, Ida.
Cultra, Ruth.
Dahlstrom, Edith
Davenport, Ethel
Davies, Autumn
vital v
mineral
salts
Pfelffer, Gertrude
L. A.
Phelps. Ella
Ptckard, Anna
Pirkard. Haute
Homeltus, Carolina ruiman, same
Homelius.f Martha Pitts. Carol M.
Home. May Pixton, Bertha
Hotchklss. Alta, P.Pollan, Marie
HousVa, Maria . Pollock. Buth
House, Winifred Poasner, Ida
Howard, Besse Powell, Martha
Howe. Catherine M. Powers, Katherlna
Hughes. Maude S. Price, Katherlne
Hultman. Jennie
L. A.
Hunge.-ford, G. E.
Hungerford. Kate
Huston. Ella J..
Hutchlns, Ann E.
Hutchinson, M. D.
Isaacson, Huldah
Isakson, Edith .
James, Anna
Jaakalek. Erllne
Jaskalek, Madeline
Jenaeri, Anne .
Jess6pp, ' Jeannette
Johnson, Bertha K.
Johnson, Cordelia
Johnson, Goldie
Johnson, R. H.
Jones, Annie H.
Jones, Dorabea
Jordan, Laura
Jorgensan, Flora
Kavanaugh, Vena
Kavanaugh, Zlta
Kelley, May
Kellogg, Leta G.
L. A.
Kennelly, Elizabeth
Kerrigan, John J.
Klewlt, Elizabeth'
1 A.
Randall, Nelle
Ranee, Alice
Recklnger, Pauline
L. A.
Redfleld, Jennie
Reed, Effie
Reed, Ella
Reed, Ivy
Reld, Mary A.
Rhamey, Wyldft
Rlchey, Ollie ,
Riddlesbarger, Ada
Roberta, Avis
Roberts, Margaret
L. A.
Robeson. Jessie A.
Rockfellow, Pearl
Roggen, Jeannette
Rood, Mary
Rooney, Elizabeth
Rooney, Ellen
Root, Alice
Root, Mable
Roys, Cassis "
Roys. Maude
Ruane. Mary
Ruderadorf, Laura
Ruderadorf, Lillian
Rush, Florence
Klewlt. Ethel L. A. Russell. Ora
Kinsman, Edith Kyan. Ellzabetft
Knlpprath, Geo. T.
Knotts, J. A
Knight, Ella
Koehler. Gussle
Krebs. Mary
Kunkle. Daisy ' .
Lane, Hester
Langley, Ann C
Larsen, Elizabeth
La VelIe,Nellie
Leger, Leah
Lelghton, Florence
Lillle, Grace
Lindberg, Ellen
Llndstam, Elvers
Linn, Chester G.
Lonergan, Emma
Long. Elizabeth
Lonasdorf. Helen
Salmon, Louise
Sand berg, Ella
Schaller, Cassandra
Schaller, Cebella
Schick, Bertha
Schmidt, M. Ellen
Schmidt, Marie
Schneider, Myrta
Searle, Harrietts
Senter, H. A.
Sharrar, Ada ,
Sheahan, Alice 1
Sherwood, Mabel
Shields, Ellen
Shields. Zora
Shlpberd, Maude
Sbjpherd, Neva
Shorrock, Grace
Loughnane. Teresa Slocum, June
Lovgren, Gertrude Smith', Elsie
Lyon, Ceclle Smith, Emma
Lynn. Ceclle Smith, Etta L. A.
McAllister, Florence Smith, Jennie
McArdle, Teresa
Smith, Mary
McCague, Anna
McCague. Lydla
McConnaUghey, '
Gladys M.
McCumber, Pearl
Smith, Maud
Smith, Penelope
Somers, May
xSnyder. Nellie
O' Conner
Soenson, Hedvig
McCune, Juliet
McDonald
Jeannette Spears. Margaret E.
McDonald, Nellie
MoElroy, Agnes
McGuIre, Oiive
McKitrick, Orpha
L. A.
McMahon, Mary
McMillan. E. E.
Mack, Lucy
Mackenzie, Carrie
Magnusscn, Amelia
Mahoney, Ellen
Mangan. Inez L. A,
Mann, Anna P.
hpethmann. Alma
Sprague, Belle
Stibbins, Eunice
Stegner, Louise
Stevens, Anna
Stringer. Caroline
Stltt. Jessie
Sullivan, Gertrude
Svacina, Anna
Taylor. Sara Vore
Templeton,' Mary L.
Tennyson, May
Thoeleeke, Bertha
Thomas. Sallie M.
Mann, Nettle C
Manning. Ahlr.AH
rhompson, Frances
Mansfelde. Velle 'von Thompson, Helen
Mansfelde. Jo von Thorngate, Ella
Martin, Maud R.
Thorpe, Camilla
Tlllotson, Lola
Tilton. Mary Grace
Tlmms, Lillian
Tlssell, Hulda E.
Tompsett, Ruth
Torrey, May
Towne, Jessie
Tracy, Theresa
L. A.
Tynon. Josephine N.
Underwood, Irene
Ure, Emma
Van Horn, Katherlne
Vauchan, Bertha
Walker, Harriet
Wallace, Mary Irene
Wallace, Ruth
Wallace, Winifred
It. A.
Wallweber, B. A.
Walsh, Agnes
Masek, Mamie .
Mason, Claire
Mason, J. De Ette
Mathews, Lula B.
Matthews, Marie
L. A. .
Matthews, Mildred
Melcher, Ida L. A.
Meyer, Anna
Miller, Mary
MthT, Metha
Ml 111,. Clara S.
Milroy, Anna
Mitchell. E. E.
Moore, Mary T.
Moore. Minna
Morlarty, Nellie
Mostyn, Mary
Muir, jlllzabeth
Mullen, Iowa
Murphy, Eva
Murtagh, I.ida
waisn, Nellie
Myers, Bertha L. A. Wass, Norma
Myers, Fannie
Waterman, Bessie
Waterman, Edna H.
Waterman, Helen C.
Watson, Gertrude
Watson, Janet D.
Weeth, Anna
Wells, Dorothea A.
Westcott, Eliza C.
Wester, Eula D.
L. A.
Wetzell, Marie
Whalen, May
Whistler, Catherine
White, Harriet I.
White. Katherlne
White, Virginia
Wickstrom, Lydia
Wlddls. Martha A.
Wiggins, Nora
Wilbur, Lillian
Wllke, Hilda
Will, Elizabeth .1.
Williams, Gilberta
Wlliams. Isabelle
Williams, Mabel C.
Myers, Anna
Nash, Carrie
Naughtin, Patricia
L. A.
Neal, Minnie
Needham, Lizzie R.
Neese, Louise
Nelson, Anna C.
Nelson. Carrie
Nelson, Grace
Nevin, Eleanor
Newcomb, Emily
Newcornb. Julia
Newlean, Jeannette
Nledermeyer, Carrie
Niedermeyer, Sarah'
Nleman, Frances
L. A.
Norton, Eva
Norton, Pearl
O'SulIlvan, Eva
L. A.
O'Toole, Margaret
uiver, Minnie
Williams. Verle
Orchard. Edmund H. Wilson, Elizabeth-
Orr. Alice
L. A.
Packer. Georgia
Partridge, Edith
Patterson. Ruth
Patton, JameB M.
Paxson, Susan
Peake, Glenna
Pearson, Amelia
Pearson, Vera
Pederson, Viola
Peterson, Alice C.
Peterson, Nancy
Winegard, Lenora W.
Winslade, Emma
Winslade. Kate
Winter, Pauline S.
Wisner, Minnie ,
Woodward. J. L.
Woolery, J. F.
Wyman. Mary
Teats, Susan
Tost, Ethel
Zahn, Lydia L'. A.
Added to Staff.
Changed from elected to perma
nent list: '
Adams, Beulah
Anderson, Mabel
Anttsdel, Mina
Bason, F. W.
Bowie, Katharine
Brennan, Helen
Burke, Marguereita
Clarke. Genelve W.
Cllne. Georgia
Conoway, Bern Ice
Cowden, Mlnta
Cowglll. Ruth
Crandall, Laura
Crlchton, W. S,
de la Vega, Emma
Dennlson, Alice
Donoho, Pearl
Dooley, Nellie
Drummond, James
Duke, Harrrette
Kopletz, Teresa M.
Kostal, Emma
Kraker. Anna
Lowry, Kathryn
McAllister, Ethelyn
McCrann, Frances
McElhany, Margaret
McMillan, Isabelle
Matthies. Katherlne
Mayer, Sadie
Morearty Sue
Morey, J. T.
Morrison. Delia
Nason, Helen
Nelty, Restora
O'Brien, Mary
Paulus. W. F.
Reynolds. Catherine ;
Rosen. Ellen K. '
Sallenbach, Stella
Ellsworth, Emma
Sterba, ylasta
Fletcher, M. Altlrea Stoltnow. Martha
Gaebler. Gertrude A. Wagner, Edith
Gale, Pauline Walker, Gladys S.
Gait, Robert ' Ward. Ceclle
Oluck. Jennie . Weppner., Nina
Oriffen, Juliette - Wllke. Edna
Harding. Grace Williams, Charlotte
Harrington, Rose Williams. Verda
Heine, Edith L. A. Wilson, Bess
Janklns, Hazel Woods, Blanche
Jensen, Chrtstlns M. Young, Etta L. A.
Kent, Emma
On Elective List.
Placed on the elected list:
Adams, Theo
Anderson, Amanda
Anderson, Gladys
Anderson, Lillian
Barnes, Edna
Barrett, Catherine
Bartlett. Miriam
Beach', Bessie G.
Beard, Fay
Beckley, Cecil C.
Beckley. Ethel P.
Bedell, Bess C.
Dooley, Eleanor
Doyle, Marguerita
Duke, Lucy
Eads, Blanche
Elliott. Mary E.
Emmett, Florence
Engelke. Erma
Essex, Louise
Farrell, Veronica
Fay. Oaynelle R.
Field. Edith
Fisher, Edith; J.
Beebe, Zella
Foley, Marie
Berryman. Elizabeth Forney, Grace B.
L. A.
1
Foster, Mildred
Bloom. Elsie
Freeman, vera
Fry, Anna
Fullaway, Emma
Gehlen, Viola L. A.
Gilkerson, Jeannette
Goff, Edna
Gray, Dorothy
Gross, Irma
Gulgard. Frank H.
Gunderson, Lulu
Hall, Mildred
Hamilton, Jean
Hanisch, Eda
Harman, Grace
Harrier, Eva
Harts, Helen M.
Harte, Lucy
Hicks. Myrtle
Holmes. Grace M.
Holquist. Ruty
Holmgren, MabeL
Houska, Emily
Bovle. Margaart
Bracken, Angelina
Bracken, Helen
Bracken, Ora
Bradway, Margaret
Brawner, Ada
Brawner, Beulah
Brooker, Maude
Brown, Azalia
Brown, Mary
Bullard, Esther
Burns. Loretto
By ram,
Emily u.
L. A.
Cairns. C. A.
L. A.
Campbell, Henry A
Carey, Jessie
Case. Katharine
CaseMarllla
(.astDerg, Inez
. O.K.
Hrdllcka, Mary
' ti . Hubbell. Mina
Chrlstensen. Anna E. Hutchinson. E.
ri.i.A vtttm i. a Jacobson, Ola
Colvln. Margaret
Jarnieson, Rlen"
Jenkins, Ella V.
L. A.
Jessen, Ruble
Johnson, Amy E.
Johnson, Ruby
Jones, Erma
Cogaa, Elizabeth
Compton, Chloe '
Compton. Maude
Connell. Ella T.
Cook. Curtis
Cox, Grace
Cox, viola
Jones, Eva H.
Cunningham, Lora B. Jones, Maud
L. A.
Jones. Sadye
David, Emma
Kenefick, Enid
Kenefick, Josephine
uicaey, urvme j,
Dlneen, Macy
Hogan. Delia
Holbrook, Alice
Holmes, Gertrude
Holmes, I.eota
Holmes. .Stella
Rathsack, Alice
Lu A.
Reap, Edna M.
Reld, Vina
Reynolds, Anna E.
Reynolds, Laura,
Rinehart, Ruth
Roberts, Jeannis
Robinson, Elizabeth
Robinson, Helen
Roesslsr, Alice
Ruhnka. Gertrude
L. A.
Sandberg, Edith
Lowe, Marguerite Schermorhorn, Ger
I. A.
trude
Lyle. Dorothy
McConney, Laura
McKee, Helen
McKlnney. 8hlrley
McLaln, Ernest (
McLatn, Grace
McNamara. Mary
Mackln, Clara
Mahoney. May
Malone, Nellie
Mann, Edna
Marmet, Anna
Marquardt, Clara
Marquardt, Selma
Marrs, R. M.
Masters, J. G.
Matthews, Donna
Maxwell, Josie
L. A.
Meadows, Odessa
L. A.
Mercer. Irene
Metz, Madeline
Myers, Viola J. .
Miller, Ivy
Moore, Llnnle
Morgan, Ada '
Morrison Estella R
Mullck, Katherlne
Mulligan, H. R. .
Munley, Mary
Nelson, Alice
Nelson. Andrew
Noreiga, Sarah
Oakes. Mary H.
O'Leary, Delia
Opp, Stella
Owen, Mary Alice
Pimp, Blanche E.
Parker, Mary A,
Pasco; Lula
Pasco, Olive
L. A.
Pepper, Ethel
L. A.
Philllppl, Mary
L. A.
Polzln, Benjamin
Porter, Dwlght E.
Power, Florence
Raabe. Louise
Rae, Jean
Ralney. Elizabeth '
Scriven, D. M.
8earson, Maud
Sevick. Nina E.
Shacketl, Bessie
Shea, Ina
Shlpherd, Mabel M.
Shuttles. Hattla
Sidner, Martha
Smith. Bess
Smith, eGrtruda
Snell. Edna
Snetzler, R. L.
Snider, Mildred
Snyder, Anna
Sommer, Helen
Spellman, Freeda B.
Stltt, Agnes
Sublette, Paulina
Sullivan, Claire
Tallmadge, Gladys
Tartsch, Delia
Taylor, Darle M. a
Thomas, Esther
I,. A.
Thompson. Mary A.
Tink(er. Ruth
Tompkins, Charlotte
Tornblom, Genevieve
Tranmer, Bertha
Trebllcock, Byrd
L. A.
Turk, Mildred .:
Turplnl Oren E.
Van Brunt. Mabel
U A.
vawter, Goldie
W-lker, Mildred M.
... A.
Wallace, Elsie N.
Wallace, Mamie
Walworth, Mabel
Weisbeeker, Alan A. .
Welsham. Mona
Werner, Linda
West, Alice
Weyerman, M. M.
Whlted, Mildred
Whitely, Magdelene
L. A.
Willard, Helen B.
Wisner, Lucille
L. A..
Wyckoff, E. 8.
Toder, Ruth L. A.
Zentz, Mabel
Change Classification.
Changed from r.ssigned to elected
list:
Anderson, Bertha
Ardell, Genevieve
Auchmuty, Ellen
Austin, Martha
Bailey, Marie
Baker. Anna
Benson, Nellie L.
Bookmeyer, Claire
Brennan, Agnea
Brennan. Gene
Kyler. 'Lela
La Bell, Ethel
Lacy, Bernlce
Lane, Helen
Lemon, Ona
Leonard, Bernlce
Llndburg, Dorla
Linder. Ruth
Linger, May
McShane, Alice
MacLeod, Bernlce
Mlchelson, Helga
Mielenz, Eva
Mitchell, Cell C.
Mitchell, Lulu
Molseed, Edna
Moore. Eugenia
Morris, Mildred
Mullaly, Theresa
Nelson, Erma
O'Connor, Ida '
O'Hagan, Josephine
Oliverlus. Emma
Osman Capitola
Bridenbaugh, Nell
Brittaln, Faye 1
Burns, Mabel
Canfield, Sarah
Carroll, Anne
Cams, Nye
Ratlin Ruth
Chandler. Geo. E.
Chrlstensen. E. D. '
Codington, Kate
Cole, Alta
Collard. Mary
Cone, Vashti
Conlngham, Kate
Conner, Christine
Partsch, Elsie M.
Crapenhoft, Florence Perkins, Llllie
Creedon, Mary
Peterson, Margery
Davies, Fannie B.
De Bolt, Jennie
De Vore. Beulah;
Deeter, Ethel '
Donery. Mary
Donohoe, Margaret
Donovan, Helen .
Dusatko, Ida
Egan, Ella
Ekwall, Dora
Ely. Clara B.
Evans. Arabella
Fairchild, Georgia
Fodge, Martha
Gannon, Grace
Grove, June
Gunderman, Anna
Gurney, Caroline
Phillips, Martha
Phllpott, Mayme
Pleper, Mathllde
Provaznlk, Hedvig
Pratt, Pearl
Purcell, Anna
Randall, Margaret
Regan, Helen
Reld, Lucille
Robertson, Alice
Roblrfson, Nona
Schleuter, Norine
Schmidt, Gladys
Schmidt, J G.
Seldel. Nellie
Sheeny, Alice
Smith, Bessie B.
Smith. Miriam
Hanson, Zell
Spanton, Mabel
Henderson, Elizabeth Thompson, Mildred
L. A.
Thorton, Vesta
Hlatt. Carrla
Hill, Fred
Hlmstead, Ralph E.
Hoffman, Inah
Ingersol, Eleanor
Jacobson, Ebba
Joy, Jennie L,
King, Velma
Klnsey, Frances
Kisor, Grace
Townsend, Evelyn
Wahlstrom. Ellen
Walker, Marguerite
Washburn. Stella
Wehrs. Amelia
Wendland. H. W.
Whitehouse. Pattie
Wllburn, Elsie
Woods, Flora
Toder, W. A.
On Assigned List.
Placed on the assigned list:
Anderson, Florence Ladenburg, Elizabeth
Anderson, Helem
Lambert, Deloma
Andrews, Kathryn
Anheuser, Julia
Arms, Harriet
Baker, Mildred
Barr, Victoria
Bauer, Mary
Beacher, Jane
Bell, Hazel
Bennett, H. E.
Bracken, Ruth
Linger, Bertha
Ltvlngston, Marion
Longfellow, Bessie -'
Lord, Lauretta
Lyon, Mary
McCabe. Mary
McCarvllle, Mabel 8.
McCrann, Kathleen
McCrann, Margie
McElroy, Ramona
Brazil, Hazelle
Mann. Helen E.
Brenneman, Kathryn Matthews, Helen
Brewer, William
Meyers, Emma
Brown. Mary
Cable, Margaret
L. A.
Cammack, L. M.
Cleveland, Sarah J.
Cllne, Myrtle
Cole, Marguerite
Conner, May
Cook, M. Kate
Davis, Gertrude
Dimock, Vera
Doran, Isabel
Dunn, eBrnlce -Dustin.
Nellie
Eddy. Horace T.
Evans,. Burrell
Evans, Burrell
Evans, Ida
Flnigan, Agnes
Fleming. Lucille
Foley, Vivian
Freeman, Florence
Frohner, Emma
Gibson, Marie
Gollehon, Goldie
Gooklns, Helen
Gunderson, Clara
Hall, Olive
Hanson, Mabel L.
Harbert. Viola
Harte, Fanny
Harvey, Vera P.
Henderson, Cora
Heptonstall, Martha
Higgins, Carrie
Hoag, eBrtle
Holdcroft, Mary
House, Hazelle
Hull, Margaret
Jackson, Olive
Johnson, Hazel
Johnson, Helen
Johnson, Martha
Jones, Florence
Jones, Iowa
Jones, Ira D.
Jones, Margaret
Kennedy. Florence
Kraus, Carrie
Kring, Jennie T.
Morey, Louisa
Morgan, Kathleen
Morrow, 'Mabel
Mortenson, Mabel
Mullen, Anna
Nson, Pauline
Neal, Emma
Nielson, Anna
O'Connor, Julia
Oster, Martha
Perrson, Sarah H.
Peterson, Cecilia
Pierce, Viola
Planck, Euphrosyne
Preston, Anna
Rawley, Luella
Ray, Jean
Raymond. J. E.
Ryan. Ada
Sanden, Dora
Sanden, Edith
Schlldknecht, Lucy
Scriven, E. Pearl
Shelley, Edwin H.
Sires, Frances
Sires. Jewell
Sollnger, Anna
Sprague, Irene
Stanton, Nettle
Stilwell, Grace
Sundland, Ruth
Swanholm. Effle
Swanson, Mary
Sweeney, Elaine
Thomas, Bernlce
Tongue, A. W.
Travis, Lorena
Tremaln, Ruth
TJehllng. Sadie
Vlleland, Elsie
Waldron, Marlon
Walsh, Catherine
Walter, Frankle
Weller, Dorothy
Wellman, Elizabeth
Wilson, Lula
Wlrth, Flora
Wltte. Iola
Woods. Lillian
Wopster, Florence
Supervisors.
L. it. A., supervisor physical
Cams, R
education.
Crittenden, Orietta S.
gartens.
supervisor kinder-
Foster, Mary, dlrei-tor vocational educa
tion. '
Granbeak, Anna-r-L A., assistant super
visor physical education.
McCune, Juliet, supervisor music ele
mentary dept.
Myers, Fannie, assistant supervisor
music.
Reed, Marlon, -supervisor drawing.'
Russell, ora, assistant supervisor wilt
ing. . .
Savage, J. A., supervisor writing.
Shlpherd, Mabel, assistant supervisor
music, Benson, South High school, ele
mentary schools, 11400.
Thompson, Hslen. Supervisor Manual
Training. . '
Townsend, Charlotte. Supervisor Nurses.
Heads if Departments.
CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Atkinson, Ada, I., head department
history.
Davies, Autum. head department civics
McMillan, E. E., head department phy
sical science.
Paxson, Susan, bead department ancient
languages.
Stringer, Caroline,
natural science.
Taylor, Sara Vore,
constructive engliih.
Towne, Jessie M.,
er.gllsh literature.
Williams, Verda,
head
head
department
department
department
head
head department
ncusenaia arts.
Woolery, J. F., head department mathe
matics. SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL.
Cook, Curtis, head department english.
Fowler, Sadie, dean of girls.
-Johnson, R. H., head department com
merce. COMMERCE HIGH.
Bullard, Ester, head department house
hold arts.
Knlpprath, G. H., head department nook
keeping. Linn, Chester, head department stenogra
phy snd typewriting
McDonald, Jeannette, head department
english. ,
Polzln. Benjamin, head department his
tory. Retain cPsitions.
Bourke, sMry E. Fox. Agnes.
Burnett, Elizabeth. Hamilton. Jean.
Butterfleld, Nora. Hcnnl, Lydia.
Carver. John B. Holzman, Estella
Cox. Henry. Klewir, Adella.
Fay, Marion. - Mulligan, H. R.
Kenefick. Madonna
Kidd, Louisa .
Koch, Grace
Kohn, Rosaline
U- A.
Koop, Lottie
Krisl, Julia
L. A. I "
Lampman. J. W.
Larson, Ester
Love, Margaret
Lowe, Grace
OFFER TO PAY DR.
FINDLEY FOR
HOSPITAL SITE
Residents Wear Location of
Proposed Institution Ask, Re
stricted Residence Zone;
Council May Act.
A meeting of protest,, held last
night in the City Planning board's
rooms in the city hall against the
proposed establishment of a mar
tcrnity hospital by Dr. Palmer Find
ley on Thirty-ninth street, north of
Farnam street, resulted in an oner
that these residents pay the doctor
for the investment he has made in
the site, plus other expenses and
that the planning board shall there
upon recommend to the city coun
cil that this neighborhood be re
stricted for residence purposes.
Dr. Findley did not signify his
intention. of accepting the offer, but
the protestants believe that he will.
Those who attended the meeting
uttered strong words of condemna
tion against the building of this in
stitution in a neighborhood that has
teen developed for many years as a
hne residence community, lhere
were hints that if no other solution
should present itself, the residents
would seek by injunction in the dis
trict court to , restrain the doctor
from carrying out his plans.
Shy at First.
Members of the planning board
were at first shy of the proposition
of recommending this particular dis
trict as a restricted residence sec
tion, because they have been under
the impression that a new law re
auircs them to zone the entire city,
The attendance of 25 women resi
dents of the neighborhood added
zest to the occasion.
H. H. Baldridge referring to the
new . zoning law said, "We would
not get anywhere if we tried to zone
the whole city at one time." He
held that the planning board has
power to declare this particular
zone. Other speakers insisted that
the wise thing for the board to do
would be to recommend this zone
to the city council and then .let the
courts pass upon the full meaning
of the law. Inasmuch as all of these
residents asked to have their neigh
borhood zoned as a residence dis
trict, the protestants contended that
the planners would be safe in , ac
ceding to this general request.
Would Depreciate Property.
Mrs. L. F. Crofoot said: "This
hospital would depreciate our prop
erty which is across the street from
the proposed location. We would
not be able to give it away. Why
couldn't the doctor place his hos
pital near the University hospital on
Forty-second street? He would be
welcome out there. He is seeking
to locate his hospital in an estab
lished residence neighborhood. Why
couldn't we get an injunction in
court against the hospital?"
Mrs. H. H. Baldrige asked those
present who had been informed of
the doctor's building plans when he
bought the site to hold up their
hands. Only one hand went up.
"I would suggest that the plan
ning board act now and then let it
go to court if necessary. I believe
the zoning law was meant to meet
just such a situation as this one,"
said Mrs. E. G. McOilton.
After Dr. Findley explained his
proposition to the protestants, Mrs.
Baldrige said:
"Wny didn t you go to all of the
people who live there and ask them
about it? You went to see Mr.
Stull. It is not necessary to have
this hospital in a residence district."
Would Purchase Property.
"It is evident that the residents
of Thirty-ninth street and of Thirty-eighth
avenue are unanimously
opposed to this hospital," said L. F.
Crofoot. "I think that this board is
undertaking a .colossal task to try
to zone the wnole city. The men
of this district will buy the prop
erty from Dr. Findley if the plan
ning board will recommend the dis
trict as a residence zone to the city
council. There is an unanimity of
hostility that would work against
the success of the hospital should it
be established. I know that I would
have a hammer out for it."
E. G. McGilton suggested that
Dr. Finley might locate his hospital
in Bemis park, which is the doctor's
home neighborhood.
O. C. Redick wanted to know
what the planning board would do
if the hospital should be established
and then a boiler works or soap
factory should be located next door.
By the same token, he argued, the
board should now protect the resi
dents against the encroachment of
a hospital. :
Don't Want) Ambulances.
C. F. McGrew declared that am
bulances and undertakers' wagons
would be driving within SO feet of
where the members of his family
steep. "I don't want a proposition
of that kind," he, said.
Among the women present were
Mesdames H. H. Baldridge, E. G.
McGilton, Ollie Berg, C G. Mc
Donald, O. C. Redick, Bertha Offut.
Walter T,. Page, L. F. Crofoot,
Luther B. Drake, 'George S. Joslyn,
M. .A. Hall,. C. F. McGrew, C. H.
'Pickens, R. S. Angljn, Myles Stand
ish, Thomas Flynl and W. A. Smith.
Among the men were Causer E.
Yost, Walter T. Page", Luther B.
Drake, W. D. McHugh. John 1.
Stout, C. H. Pickens, M. A. Hall,
Mack Harding, Dr. R. S. Anglin, H.
H. Baldridge, Joseph M. Baldridge,
O. C. Redick, E. G. McGilton, Myles
Standish, W.' A. "Smith, L. F. Cro
foot, C. F. McGrew, Thomas Flynn.
P. F. Peterson, A. H. Richardson
and Ollie Berg.
L. F. Crofoot, John F. Stout and
W. D. McHugh will serve as a
committee to negotiate with Dr.
Findley for an amicable settlement.
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LOTIIROP 24th and Lothrop MAY
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GRAND 16th and Binnsy CON
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COMFORT 84th and Vinton JUNE
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RUTH ROLAND In "THE TI
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HAMILTON 40th and Hamilton
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PUPILS TO BOOST
OMAHA IN CLASS
DAY EXERCISES
Bancroft School Graduates
Will Present Program On
Theme, "Omaha1 the City
of Opportunity."
The eighth B graduating class of
Bancroft school will present a pro
gram Wednesday at .8 p. m. in the
auditorium of the school on the
theme, "Omaha, the City of Oppor
tunity," this to take the place of the
usual class day exercises. In the
presentation of this interesting and
instructive program the children of
the class will be divided as follows:
Omaha's Advantages as a Home
City Mildred Barta, Ruth Hof
mann, Florence' Cerny, Nellie Gry
and Nellie Morris.
Omaha, a Center of Practical Edu
cation and the Fine Arts Erwin
Gillespie, Peter Lahood, Dorothy
Raha, Madeline Baxter, Louise Hu-
batka and Ray Griffin.
Omaha, the Busiest City of Its
Size in the United States Luis Grif
fin, Clifford Mortensen, George
Johnson, William Proksel, Howard
Mortensen, Ottilit Kinder and How
ard Pierce. '
Other features of the program will
be: Address by John W. Gamble,
president of Chamber of Commerce;
presentation of . diplomas, W. E. ,
Reed, president of board of fc-duca-tion;
community singing, led by
Harry Murrison: piano solos by
Lulu Griffin, Madeline Baxter, Ot
tilia. Kinder and Florence Cerny;
class song, eighth grade; challenge
to the class, Sarah Bullok; answer
to the . challenge,. Erwin Jelinek. '
Central High Cadets to Hold
Competitive Drills Tomorrow
Comnetitive . drills will be held
and promotions announced "Wednes
day afterson St the annual Lom
pet Day" of the Central High school
cadet battaliori.',- The drills will be
held at Elmwood park, starting at
3:15. A spelldown of the besj drilled
cadets from each company will be
one of the .features of theay. Each
company ' will be judged by army
officers. '
The best drilled company w.ill be
presented with the battalion colors
and a silver loving cup. Despite
the change from regiment to bat
talion during the year, the three
majors and the lieutenant colonel
will be appointed as usual.
Roughing W in the
Nation al Parks
"Roughing it de-luxe" expresses
what a summer outing may be in
the National Parks of the West.
' All the joys of the wilderness,
within easy reach of modern hotels
and railroad trains.
Here you can camp out climb
mountains go fishing and hit the
trail in a region of peaks and can
yons, glaciers and geysers, Indians
t United 'States RMiigvu) -Administraton
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Pgxton
Block
MIDDIES
For Tuesday's Selling ,
Previously $2.50, at $1.55
Previously $1.95, at $ 1 .05
fl EE you a real out of doors girl do you like to play
tennis row a boat play golf and just live out
of door jill day long in the country on the porch
or at thefteaehf
TF YOU are then this Is a real value-giving sale of the
always glrlishly-youtlful. comfortable, easy to launder,
real vacation time middy for small girls, growing girls and
the small women.
r EVELOPED in good quality durable Lonsdale Jean with
the pretty sailor collar and cuffs, in all colors
or else all white suitable for 6 to 22 years. Every girl should
have several.
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