davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11
z Walk ma zacho-
die Europy.

zdawna zapowiadane zakonczenie
zmagan sic Smiertelnych we
Flandryi konanie niemieckiej
armii W tych stronach przeciaga
sic nuzaco dla sprzymierzonych
armii j dla wyczekujacego konca
tych strasznych walk. Swiata. o.
statnie doniesienia francuslie, an
gielskie i niernieckie So skape i
niepewne, wszystkie tylko stwier-
dzaja, re walki wciaz sic tocza z
rowna zacietoscia. Zdaje sic jed
max, ze Belgowie Anglicy, be-
dacy na samym kresie francus--
kiego skrzydla lewego, czynia
nieustanne postepy naApoinoc
nieprzyjaciela wypieraja, jeno
wypieranie to nader powoh po--
stepuje. Wczoraj doniesiono. ze
kwatery komend niemieckiej ar
mil przesiono Gandawy do
Alost, jest to znow znaczne CO.
fniecie sic cd wybrzezy i dowod
naporu sprzymierzonych, opano,
wujacych wybrzeza i okrazaja-,
cych wojska niemieckie. L tenn
wszystkiem .Niemcy jeszcze sis
trzymaja W okolicy Ypres a ma
wet poslali tam znow blisko 3O,,
900 Swiezego wojska. Owe posil'
XII niemieckie czerpane So praw'
dopodobnie z innych punktow IL
nil bojowej, gdzie zolnierze s.
wiecej wypoczeci. Z Thielt do
nosza, re wczoraj przelechafc
przez miasto owo do Niemiec Z
CORA 90 pociagow, wiozacych ran
nyoh i chorych; W kazdym po-'
ciagu znajdowaio sic najmnie
500 zolnierzy.... (Poniewaz po
ciagow bylo ponad 80, przeto o.
wych chorych i rannych pre-
wieziono ponad $4,000! Przyp
Red. D. CO.
- Raporty francuskie donosza
re we Flandryi walki trwaja ale
sytuacya zmian wydatniejszycf
ME wykazuje. Ma prawem skrzy-'
die w gorach Wogezach stale
Francuzi czynia postepy So juz
wszedzie W Lotaryngii. w cen
trum przewaznie walka dzialowa
sic toczy, choc ME brak i atakow
wrecz: Niemcy So w tel stronie
linii bojowej odparci juz dose da-
leko cd twierdzy Verdun i niema
prawdopodobiehstwa, by twier-
dza ia przez Mich zdobyta costa
Ia.
- Nawet doniesienia berlin
skie przyznaja, re linia sprzymie-
rzonych wojsk ME zostala mig
gdzie przerwanaI Miasto Ypres
ktore jest giownym punktenl
walk cd tygodnia zgora, jest juz
kups gruz6w ieno; zniszczyiy Je
doszczetnie armaty niemieckie, 3
przed ich pociskami Belgowie
musieli sic usunac, niczem jed
max linii swej ME przerywaJac !
zadnej przewagi ME dajsc ME
przyjacielowi Defensywa belgiJs'
ko-angielska ME zmniejszyia SIC
nj troche, owszem Belgowie So
wszedzie W ofensywie, a odPle--
rajac atah niemieckie, atakuja sa-
mi i spychaja wroga wstecz, a
zarazem okrazaja go cd strony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11
Walk W Polsce.

Londyn, II listopada. = Ofen-
sywa rosyjska trivia W peini po-
stepuje bardzo szybko; rownie W
Prusiech, W Krolestwie, jak i W
Galicyi wojska rosyjskie pra ma
nieprzyjaciela niewstrzymana
nieodparta forsa. w Prusiech "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11

morza. Potwierdza sic fakt zaje-
cia Ostendy przez Belgow. Ma
dalszych liniach Niemcy row
niez So W odwrocie powolnym, W
okolicy Lille, La Bassee ku Ar
ras wszedzie sprzymierzeni zwy-
ciesko nastepuja. w centrum mad
Aisne lada momentu spodziewai
sic nalezy decyzi walk diugo-
trwaiych: Nerdun zwyciesko sil
trzyma, w Lotaryngii Francuzi
o,,,,,: ,>oe+a,11,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11

czynla poStepy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11

skie.
Berlin, II listopada. - Me
mieckie raporty giosza, re silny
napor rosyjski w Prusiech 20
stall wstrzymany W okolicy Gabi'
ma, gdzie 1000 Rosyan miano
wziac do niewoli, w Krolestwie
pod Koninem pruska kawalerya
miala rozpedzic spory oddzias
Rosyan przechodzacych przez
Warte.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11
wiado-
nose.
Niemcy prosza Rosye
pOkoj.

Londyn, II listopada. = PrYa
angielska ogiasza nadzwyczajna
wiadomose, mianowicie te, IL
Niemcy przerazone nagiym po-
stepem wojsk rosyjskich wkro-
czeniem ich W kilku punktach ma
ziemie niemieckie zwr6ciiy sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11
.zNALEz|0N0 TAJNA STA
CYE TELEGRAF|CzNA.
znajduje sic ma gruncie mexykadskim.
Amerykanski Krazownik
rzekomo zr1iszczony.
Using Tao W rekacb sprzymierzonych.
Wojna z Japonia "a diva lata.
Trust wyzymaczek skazany.
Pad1 trupem ze stracl1u.
Using Tao W rekacb sprzymierzonych.
Wojna z Japonia "a diva lata.
Pad1 trupern ze stractu.

Cerciollo zostal skazany NJ
smierc "a zamordowanie zony,
ktora siekiera porabai W kawaiy.
Pred trzema dniami najadi sig
lebkow zapalkowych, ale go leka-
RE VEGAS dostali trucizne 20
ladka wypompowali. Wczorai
jednak padi trupem nagle strach
byi powodem Smierci.
Cziowiek ten miai zginac W
krzesle elektrycznem.
PRZYZNALI SIZE DO why.
Pittsburgh, Pa, II listopada.
= Kompanie The American
Wringer Company" Woonsoc.
ket, r. l., ,,Lovell Manufactu-
ring Company" Erie przyzna-
ly sic wczoraj przez swych repre-
zentantow do tego, re prowadzi-
ly interes nieprawnie, stworzy--
wszy trust, ktory wyrabia} i ma
targ puszcza1 wyzymaczki. Pro-
ceSowano ich tn w sadzie federal
nym. WIasciciele trustu ME pred
stawili zadnej obrony. powie.
dzieli zg6ry, re prowadzili inte-
res sprzecznie przepisaml L.
stawy Shermana.
Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych
przez swoich agentow przedsta-
viii dowody ma to, re powyzsze
firmy kontrolowaly so procent
wyzymaczek W tym kraju re po-
rozumiewaIy sic co do cen tychze.
TSING-TAO w REKACH
SPRZYMIERZONYCH.
WiadomoSc przyszio wczoraj dc
ambassadors japohskiego, re
wszystkie fortyfikacye niemiec-.
kie W Tsing-Tao zostaly wczoraj
oddane sprzymierzonym woj-
skim. Wojska sprzymierzonyck
zajely silny fort niemiecki.
Ambassador niemiecki utrzymu
je, re Japonia wcale intencyi
swych ME zmienila CO do przysz
iosci tel warowni. Kiau-Czau pc
wojnie dostanie sic Chinom z
powrotem.
Japonia prawdopodobnie ME
posle zoinierzy ma europejski te.
rem wojny. Rad angielski tego
sol lie ME pragnie. Gdyby jednak
sprzymierzeni spotkali sic ME-
powodzeniem, wtenczas Japonia
wmiesza sic do walk ma ziemiach
Europy, bo vie, re zwyciestwc
Niemcow najpierw skrupiioby sic
ma niej.
AMERYKANSKI KRAKOW
NIX PoDoBNo ZNISZ-
CZONY.
Krazy tn pogioska, re amerykan-
ski krazownik North Carolina
zostai wysadzony W powietrze
przez mine w Beirut, w Turcyi
Sekretarz marynarki Daniels ka'
zai pogloske sprawdzic ..czempre.
dzej. Telegrafowano juz do okre-
tn Tennessee, ,ktory sic ma wodach
tureckich znajduje. Odpowiedzi
jeszcze niema.
Cd okretu tego wiadomosc O.
statnia otrzymano dnia 2go listo.
pada, -kiedy przyjechai do portu
W Beirut, w sobote marynarzy
wysadzono ma lad j mieli oni bro.
mic konsulatu amerykahskiego "
49,, ,,,;aec:a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11
ZNALEzLI STACYE TELE-
GRAFICZNA.

Washington, II listopada. -
Tajni agenci rzadowi i experci z
marynarki Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych znalezli stacye telegraficz--
ma, O ktorej SWAT cywilizowany
nie wiedziai. Stacya ia znaJdujeI
sic W dolnej California, niedale-
ko granicy amerykahskiej.
TelegrafiSci w tel stacyi wido-
cznie dowiedzieli sic odwiedzi-
mach agentow rzadu Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, DO przez ostatnie "A
godzin wcale depesz tel stacyl
ME wysylafi:
Z tego, CO agenci telegraficznie
doniesli ME MONA sic jeszcze do
wiedziec, kto te stacye TELEGRAPH
czna tajnie prowadzii: Niemcy
czy Japohczycy. Rad amerykat1-
ski ME moze tel stacyl zburzyc,
poniewaz znajduje SIGN gruncie
mexykanskim.
ZAMKNIETO WIELKI BANK
w ARIZONIE. .
Proenix, Arizona, II listopada.
Bank Valley, najwieksza insty-
tucya finansowa W Stanie Ari--
zona wczoraj ME prowadzila in
teresu. Depozyta W banku tym
wynosza diva miliony dolar6w,
tymczasem got6wki W banku W
dniu wczorajszym bylo zaledw'e
kilkadziesiat tysiecy. Bankowl
ME grozi bankructwo, lecz egza-
minatorzy stanowi zbadaja ksle-
gi dokiadnie MIN pozwola ma o.
twarcie banku.
Memphis, Tenn, IL listopada'
= Bank Commonwealth Trust
Company zostal wczoraj zam-
'kniety ma mocy wyroku wydane-
60 przez sad, poniewaz jeden 2
akcyonaryuszow banku zazadaf
opiekuna sadowego. Kapital "a
kiadowy banku wynosi million
dolarow. -
MAJ zYJE, KAZALA GO A.
RESZTOWAc.
St. Louis, Mo-, II listopada. -
w maiu z rzeki Mississippi wy
dobyto zwloki mezczyzny, ktore
niejako Cecylia Breen W kostnl-
cy powiatowej poznala. Breeno7
wa powiedziaIa koronerowi, ze
to jej maz, ktory W marcu wy
szedl domu ME Wroch. w ze
szla sobote pani Breen spotkaia
swego meza W restauracyi W
sr6dmiesciu. MAJ podobno obii Ja
porzadnie, "a co zostai areszto--
wany i skazany ma $500 kary.
Teraz 0 caiy tysiac dolarow u
pomina sic organizacya, ktora
tvle posmiertnego wypiaciia RE
komej wdowie topielca
GINIE ZE sTRAcHU.
Trenton, N. j., IL listopada.-
w wiezieniu stanowem mnleJ niz
szesc godzin pred czasem ma
znaczonym ma jego stracenie ze
strachu umari skazaniec Angelo
Cerciollo. Sprowadzono lekarzy
do wiezienia j ci orzekll, re SKA,
zaniec istotnie re strachu uman.
]. B. Pallasch wypozycza pienia-
H.. -. raolnnSf snrzedaie karty o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11

]. B. Pallasch wypozycza pienia-
DE ma realnost, sprzedaje karty O.
kretowe / realnosci. 114e Noble ul.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
81 ntNrpfen II.

Die Meib1en Der fleinen s3a6nfurz
pfen baben ale bic unliebensiuiiybioe
@ngepo9nbeit, bob 1e i6re abgeleBteR
Sungen auffrefen. I'm Oiefes Su pers
binoerH, brinet mon Oas bo9 trd9tige
Meib9en in beIon0ere, in bas @quas
rum e~inge6dngte 8e9dlter inter be-
rem 8oben unten i6male 9liben bat.
SoboIo bic Sunaeu oeboren peroel,
fallen oieIe INNER na6 uattn, gelan.
gen 9ierbei burb Die HiBea III nas
ei9entli4e aquarium uno fino bann
benz 8eib1en un3uadneli9. Sinh
alle Sungen geborea, Oann febt man
bos Weib4en in Elm beIonberes Wquas
rum 81 benz Mdnnden. 0ie Mufs
sudt Der Sun9en erfOlst in BEN Bet
Ten, ipo fie geboren purbeu. - Sci Ger
3udt Der acknowledgement 3abnforpfen
bepflanSt man bos 2oi9aqunrium
Oidt NIT So~uIsnb6latt (Mlpriopbil=
Ium) unb enifernt bic beiben Gltern=
there gleiA na9 8e~enbisang Des abs
Iai1sna.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-04

row was adapted from the Munsey
magazine. A short synopsis follows:
Young Frank Mitchell, modern man
Of law, is summoned to draw up the
will of Lady Darnley, who wishes to
leave her entire estate to her favorite
niece, Mabel, and nothing to Both
we'll, her nephew, except in the event
Of Mabers death, when he would in
the contents of the will and straight
way plots to get Mabel out of the way.
He secures he assistance of Smith. a
daring criminal. and the two take Ma
bel by fore to a deserted house. sit
uated near a lake, just outside the
city. The hero and heroine are pur-
sued by the criminal nephew and his
aids, but are outwitted by the young
lawyer. Mitchell and Mabel finally
discover they love each other, and the
drama comes to a happy conclusion.
At the Orpheum.
Next week will be tn, LIST week of
the Car-Rob engagement at the Or
pheum and one of the best plays OF
the season will be presented in 1.-The
Love Route" a western railroad play
in four acts. This play will afford an
excellent opportunity for the entire
cast, tells a pretty story. is replete
with comedy and has many thrilling
climaxes. A souvenir photo of Miss
Robinson will be given to each lady
occupying a lower floor seat Monday
night '-Strongheart,' this week s
bill. is pleasing immensely and will
be repeated tonight, tomorrow after
noon and tomorrow night
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-04
AT THE THEATERS.
At the Grand.

M e11C ~IH4MAs
The play that shocked and thrilled
New York to such Gn extent that it
ran there for an entire season Is ITO
day." the SENSATIONAL drama by
George Broadhurst and Abraham
Schooner. which willy be seen at the
Grand Wednesday matinee and night
When this play was ffst produced in
New York. society was agape at the
problems that were unfolded. 1t was
a play that every married couple
wanted to see. and every engaged cou-
pie felt forced to watch, touching as
it does upon the most thrilling and
stirring themes of the day. For its
presentation here, Manager Harry
Won Tilzer has sseleoSSd. the following
brilliant cast GeUexe MacQuarrie,
Helen MacKellar, Helen Judson. Chas.
N Greene. May Heftft. Amelia May
born. Frank KimbaHsnd Jane Wal
HE nam ste<ssS5s.
The celtbratAl Al SSn& 20h6rus with
Mcintyre & HAGtkSSH .3i1kAMcCort's
massive revival of their musical COM
edy success, The Ham Tree" which
comes to the Grand Saturday matinee
and night. December IL. is a marvel
in itself. Every man. 3 a solo clog
dancer and every girl is a trained
''tripple-topper," which assures a re-
suit of accomplished dancing figures
never. equaled in their line on the
American stage.
Novelty Review.
The Hendrix Belle company in sThe
School Master" are again at the Nov
city for the last half OF the week to
accommodate the public with their
mighty entertaining sketch. Every
one knows them. The only additional
word that should be said is that their
act is a little different from that of
the first half Of the week. but just as
good.
The Carrel-Pierlot company pre-
scented a clever sketch. II Died"
which shows how a husbands ewes
were opened. There was some good
acting in the farce. Faber and Wa
ters are humorists. Faber making a
hit with his monologue stunt and the
coQuettish maiden being a dancer OF
ability. Dell Baity is a cowboy and
he has a dog named Jap. The dog is
as intelligent as could be possible for
a canine, dresses himself, balances a
glass of water on his nose and fin
ishes up by playing an organ. The
show is a good one.
{, At the Iris.
! THE Walls OF Jericho" with Ed
! mund Breese in the title role at the
Iris today and tomorrow, is not q
biblical story but a very strong So
ciety drama. 1t is also not a Para
mount production yet Of the same
class in character. The author of this
play got his title In Biblical quota
ton suggested by the story's climax
at which time the worldly walls OF
selfishness and frfvo1ity built ur
| around a society woman fall fiat al
the spiritual call Of Ter motherhood
Alfred Sutro is no novice in portray
ing deep human experiences and his
faculty is well l. ustrated in this play
x1A Tote vz1{1 ev{~ to nj
10 cents.
| At the Hip.
"Ambushed.'' the gripping drama
the Hip is offering today and tomor-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

d. II. Friedman and wife to D. Han
son. lot Kenova Road Pinehurst..
F. Irvine and wife to Shawnee Inv.
Co, lot 40 n. y n Madison st..
Shawnee Place add.
E. NJ Stuart to L. F. Seibert, lot 49,,
n. u 4S3 Harrison St, Huntoon add.
J. Chiles and wife to H. l. Monroe,
lot 1879 Washington St. Reeds sub
J. Ingenthrone and wife to J. Ingen-
throne and wife. tract on Madison
St, North Topeka See rec..
l. D. Root and wife to The Hays
Inv. Co., lots 80 to z8 - ST.,
fkOOt D 4oQ x
b. J. Hodison and wife to H. Seary,
lot 8 jackson St, Central ave. add.
E. n. Fisher to II. Eshe, lot 1O8 Sth
ave. west. ..-....
+. C. Mueller and wife to G. n. Chris
TOPPER. lot 116 n n Is Clay st..
NJ Snattinger and wife to J. Ingen-
throne and wife, sw. y 4-1z-17-
e. dupont and others to The E. L du
Point de Nemours Powder Co, lot II
Mills = Smiths sub....................
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-04
FOOTBALL SUNDAY
Santa Fee Apprentices and General
Office Eleven Play Last Game.

A football game that promises more
than ordinary interest will be played
at league park Sunday afternoon be-
tween the teams representing the San
ia Fe apprentice school and the Santa
Fe general offices. Both teams have
been spending their spare time this
week in preparation for the battle and
will be first class condition.
The apprentices have an especially
strong team this year and have gone
through the season with a clean rec
ord. On Thanksgiving Day Manager
Cook took his young railroaders to FIT.
Madison, and although the FIT. Madison
team outweighed them by wide mar
gin, the Apprentices won by a score of
81 to Z.
There are also several old star players
on the general office, eleven, and the
Sunday game should be well worth
the seeing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-04

0tems for this column may be phoned
to 3915 or the State Journal omce.)
Mrs. william McBryer. Of Oakland
avenue. who has been seriously i'll the
past few months. remains about the
Mrs. III. II. Belden and Miss Hazel
Gardner have returned from Paxico.
Kan. where they have been visiting
relatives and friends.
The Good Samaritan class of the Oak
land M. E. church held its regular bust
ness and social meeting Wednesday
evening with Mr.. E. E. Allison in Green
street. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President.
MI. Will Benton; vice president, Mr..
G. l. Hutson; secretary, MI. Ralph
Campbell; treasurer, Mr.. Ernest Gallo
way. A social time was thoroughly
entoyed following the business meeting.
music being furnished by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Webb, and Mr.. Will Ben
ton. Readings by Mr.. John Jones and
Mr.. Fred Bechtol- The members in at
tendance were Mr. Chas. Rice. Mr.. w.
T. Hamill, M. Ralph Campbell. Mr..
Row Weeks, Mr.. Fred Bechtol, Rev. A.
Wilson. Mr.. n. Strait Mr.. Ernest CAL
1oway, Mr.. j. NJ. Jones. Mr.. George
Hutson and Mr.. Allison.
A family reunion held the first of the
week at the B. NJ Peak home in Wa
hash avenue was attended by the fol-
lowing: Mr. and Mrs ]. w. Peak and
daughter. of Tacoma, Wash. MI. and
Mrs. O. r. Peak and sons, of Kansas
City, Mr.. and Mrs ]. g. Huey. Mr.. and
Mrr. Emmett walters and SON, Mrs.
Case and daughter Elsie Miss Rh0da
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-04

Peak Misses Aileen Peak and Beatrice
Peake. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Helms and
Mr. B. NJ Peak.
Mrs. l. G. Hoffman Of Oakland ave-
nue. has returned from Fremont, Neb-,
where she has been visiting relatives
and friends the past few weeks.
Mrs. Chas Stockham will return in
a short time from Seattle, Wash, where
she IL spending a few months.
Mrs. NJ. E. Harley of Mankato will
arrive here within few days Tor a
Jews weeks visit with the Joseph Ger
dom family in Wabash avenue
Mrs. NJ J. Trimmer of Wetmore,
Kan, il visiting 1t the L C. Garden
home in Forest avenue
Mr.. Harold Poort has returned to his
school work at Manhattan after SPEND
mig the Thanksgiving holidays here
with his parents
Little Mabel Nichols, who il III at the
home Of her Granddaughter. Mr.. John
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-04
PLUMP FOLKS AND THIN FOLKS


The line Of beauty IL . curve. Women
may be thin and graceful. but not thin
and beautiful. There IL vast number
Of pale, thin. scrawny people who are
all brains and nerves. but without the
strength and health that accompanies
the standard weight. Good flesh and
perfect health go together. A true flesh
forming food like sSanose Is absolutely
necessary to many people.
This remarkable discovery comes in
tablet form and when taken after meals
mingles with the food and helps it to
assimilate so that it makes rich blood
and pleasing plumptness.
Geo. w. Stansfield has so much conf
dence in this remarkable flesh forming
food and -ealth restorer that he is will
ing and glad to allow any customer
to deposi. SOC with him and take home
a box of Samose with the understand
ing that IL 1t does not give a marked
increase In good firm flesh the money
will be returned without any questions.
ADV. .--s-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-04
SANTA .FE NOTES.
Items for this column may be phoned
to 1915 or the State Journal office.

=. =
: Mrs. W, NJ. Berry died at hea home
Conductor E. o. Rees Of Belin, N. NJ.
and Switchman L. w. Rees. of Salt
Lake City are expected to arrive within
a few days. She made her home with
A. L. Leslie of the water service and
Mrs. Leslie.
Chas. Thomas supervisor Of small
tools is making a business trip over the
Southern Kansas division.
Mrs w. F. Amos and Mrs. Jesse Co
vert went to Hutchinson today to spend
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
F. Brengle.
Mrs. Roy Hoover and Miss Mabel
Beeler will spend few days next week
Arkansas City.
Miss Florence Cooper will return
within a few days from Springfield,
, Mo-, where she has been visiting rela-
t-tives and friends this week and will go
to Hutchinson and Perry, Okla. to
| spend next week with friends.
/ Ed McDade foreman of the Santa
Fe paint department at La Junta. Colo.
who has been seriously Ill the past week
| is reported improving.
The seventh annual ball of Topeka
! Lodge. No. IL Switchmen's union of
North America will be given at KEEL
lam hall Wednesday night, December 9.
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lilies from Emporia and Argentine are
expected for the affair.
! Mrs. Williams wife Of Switchman
Ben Williams will leave within a few
days for Dodge City. where she will
visit relatives and friends a week.
! A business meeting Of lodge No. EOS,
b. of L. F. and E. will be held We'd
| nesday evening, December 9, with Mr..
Roy Hoover. 1923 Madison street. All
members are urged to be present as
the annual election of officers will be
held.
Miss Doris McAlleter will have
charge Of the entertainment OF music
and readings tonight at the r. r. Y.
NJ. c. A.
/ Basketball games in the Junior league
| at the r. r. Y. NJ. C. A. will be
played Saturday morning between the
Braves and Cubs and the Giants and
Athletics. At the close Of the games
two soccer football teams composed of
Junior boys will be organized for the
purpose of playing the school teams
over the city.
The wives Of Firemen and Engineers
Lodge No. 538 held a business meeting
and elected officers as follows: Mrs.
John Hand. president: Mrs. George
Metzger. vice president; Mrs. Frank
Tamblyon. past president: Mrs Ten
nyson. insurance secretary: Mrs. Man.
ker, secretary: Mrs. J. p. Kelly, treas
urer: Mrs. T. o. Jones. chaplain; Mrs.
McGinnis. guide: Mrs. ]. Martin. SEN
tine1: Mrs. Evan Thomas, musician.