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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25
daC kOIba pc gfOWle
Zarty.
w starym kraiu.

- Moi poczciwy MaGku, pokazcie
mi, kt6redy wyjSe z lasu.
A skad pan vie, Re mnie Ma
ciek ma imie i re ia poczciwy?
- DomySlilem sic.
Ano, to MECH sic pan domysli,
ktoredy wyjSt z lasu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25
DziedzicZne.

- Co? Znowu jesteS urzniety?
- Alez, zdaje CT sic tylko.
- Kiedy w6dke cd ciebie czuc?
- To, to-. dziedziczne... DO
moja matka ma diva lata pred mo-
jem u~rodzeniem miala salun / ia Cd
tego TAX zapachem wodki przesia-
klein.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25
DOwcipny k1erk.

Pewien fabrykant spotka} ma ulicy
klerka W ,godzinach OfisoTych: -
Co pan robi 0 tel pore ma miescie,
zamiast siedzieG W ofiSie | p~raCOWac?
Klerk: Bylem u ~fryzyera, azeby
mi ostrzygl wlosy.
Fabrykant: - Teraz? Vice pan
strzyze wiosy W godzinach zajecia?
Klerk: - Prose- wybaczyG. ale
wlosy rosna takze W godzinach urze-
dowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25
Ruch v ToWarzystWach.
re STAN1SLAWOWA.

- Pr6ba Spiewu ~wszystkich CITE
rech oddziaI6w Choru g6rnego ko-
Scioia sw. Stanisiawa K, dis VIE
czorem, O godzinie 8mej. Obecnosc
wszystkich p%ozadana. - And. Kwa-
sigroch, dyrygent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25

Uderzenia ma dwie mety - Jabfoh
ski 8: Brandt, Iwicki 2; Siekierski.
Uderzenia ma try mety - Jab{on-
ski.
Uderzenia ma cztery mety - Smo-
rowski.
WoIne mety nj pi}ki: Cd Brandta
4; cd Greena 8.
Gas gry: 1:55. widow: 400.
Sedzia grv - Jablonskt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25
Razem

Klub IS. Piotra 1 Pawfa:
0 0 0 l l = y 0 0 0 - 10
Klub SerCa Je2us: -.
OO4 900 0 0 l. .
Uderzenia ma dwie mety: Gierut.
Podw6jne CRY: Miko}ajczak do
DlutkowskiegO.
Wymachanych: przez Kulika II;
przez Sendre IL.
Wolne mety ma pilki: Cd Kulika I
- cd Sendry 8.
Uderzony pilka przez rzucacza -
l.. Sztoba.
Gas CRY: 145. Widow: 1900.
Sedziowie CRY: Harley | Johnson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25
SEROOWIANE POKONALI PlO.'
T~RONPAWEOWIAN PUNkTA-
MI ) DO 1.

Ma boisku " parku Davis Square
odbyl sic onegdaj kontest Sercowlan
z dziewiatka z Piotro-Pawloa, Serco-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25
swietego Franciszka Serafickiego
w wiekszej ilo6ci stosowny rabat

ex, 49, Ilekroc razy ktos " ten
spos6b koscioi odwiedzi ~dostepu1e
zupeineeo odpustu. CIVIL darowa-
mia wszystkich kar doczesnych jak
to Pan Jezus przyobieca} sw.
Franciszkowi. Odpusty to MONA
ofiarowac take "a dusze " czys-
Gu cierpiace.
Gdyby ktos 20 odprawien'u
spowiedzi Komunii sw. zgrzeszyf
smiertelnte, ME zyskuje odpustu
przez nawiedzenie k~oscioia. Musi
wiec - albo jeszcze a p6jst 40
spowiedzi, albo wzbudzit W sobie
s~erdeczny, doskonaiy 4al z inten-
eva, Be PREY najblitsze! sposoo-
nokci pojdzie do scowiedzi.
Kto ma zwyczai spowiadania
sic co tydzieh, ME ~potrzebuje ju1
W tym tysodniu s~powiadat sic o.
sobno ~jeszcze ola Porcyunkuii'
CDekr. Z 6 pazdzierntka r. 1S7o)'
chyba - gdyby zgrzeszyf smier-
telnie tut pred odwiedzaniem
kosciola, wtedy TAX musi sooie
postapit, jak co dopiero wyte1 wy
t%lomaczylem o tym, kt6ry 20 Cd
pustowej spowiedzi 1 Komunii sw.
cietko zgrzeszyl.
Gas odwiedzania kosciolow &C.
lem zyskania odpustu Jest %
pierwszych nieszpor6w 1go sierp-
MIA do zachodu siohca Ego sierp-
MIA, a potem W nastepna nied7le-
10 dla tych, ktorzy ME mogli Ola
wntnych powodow uzyskac odpu-
stu W sam dZieh Najswietszej Ma
ryi Fanny Anielskiej. Ci. kt6rzy
tut dostapili odpustu Porcyunkuli
W sam dzieh odpustu. nile mosa
90 poraz wt6ry syskac W nastep-
na niedziele.
Jak wielkim Jest ten odpust to
nalety wspomniec. Re Cd dawna
sami Papiete odwiedzah ! odw!e-
dzaja koscioly W dniach Porcyun-
kuli. o Klemensie XII. czytamy,
te DO try razy wracai do oltarza
Bozego DO d}uiszet przerwie CA
su. odwiedzajac kosciot sw. Fran
ciszka.
Zgodnie ze wszystkimt doktorA-
mi Kosciola katolickiego skutki
odpustu Porcyunkuli 50 nader
b}ogoslawione, DO wedle tioma-
czenia tych Ojcow, Sdyby ktos ma
gle umar} po uzyskan!u takiego
odpustu Porcyunkuli, omija kare
~czyscowa tako zupeinie usprawie-
dlwiony sprawiedliwosci Bozet
wyplacony "a pomoca odpusta
Porcyunkuli, kt6ry zupeinie uiss-
CA sprawiediiwemu Sedziemu
dug kary '~doczesne! grzesznikA
20 1as{ug Jezusa Chr-stusa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25

Historya Porcyunkuli stega CA
SOW sw. Franciszka Z Asyzu, owe
60 ~Vielkiego swietego Z wieku
trzyrastego.
Pod Asyiem, we W}oszech, ma
dolinie Spoletahskiej ~wystawili
p.elgrzymi z Palestyny mala Ka-
pliczke " roku 352 ma Geese
Naisw. Maryi Fanny, / tam ziozy-
II Jei relikwie.
W sz6stym wieku osiedlili sic
tam Benedyktyni. Kapliczke to
nazvwGrS ..Anlelska" z przyczy-
nv, BE czesto slyszano W niej A.
nielskie spiewy. Zwano ia takze
,,Portiuncula", t. ]. ..szczuplutka'
ola swego maiego wygladu. Ka-
pliczke to tednak z biegiem CA
GU opuscili Benedyktyni. Opusz--
czona | r%ozpadajaca sic Kaplicz-
Ike zaja} W czasie swoim sw. Fran
c!szek z AssyAu, ktorego Bog po-
wo}a} do ratowania ludzl re
strasznego naonczas zepsucia. Sw.
Frapciszek ukocha} niezmiernie
te ma}a kan1iczke 1 tam z vol
BoAei za}o4vi PREY niei Zakon
Braci Mniejszych. Pewnego razu
gdy Sw. FrancisZek W nocy modlR
sic I rozmyslal o nrawdach vice.
nych W swet cell. ujrza} anio}a,
ktorv mu rozkazal udac sic do
kaplicy. Sw. Franciszek pelen po-
kory | posluszehstwa, udal sic "a
anioIem do kapliczki. peinet hla-
sku / jasnoscl. Gdy wszed} do
wnetrza, ~zobaczyi Jezusa Chrystu-
sa W towarzystwie Naisw. Marvi
Fanny | Aniol6w. Sw. Franciszek
upadIszy ma kolana wpadi W "a
chwyt | ~uslysza} CLOS Jezusa mo-
wiacego do niego: ..Franciszku!
"a twa wielka gorliwosc o zba-
wienie dusz ludzkich nragne Gle
wynagrodzit - a o 90 tylko ME
bedziesz prosi} dla tych dusz. dam
tobie".
Sw. FranciSzek prosi} tedy Pa
ma .Jezusa. ably ~ktokolwiek ten ko-
scio}ek Porcyunkuli nawiedzii | q
grzech6w sic wyspowiadal, - o.
trzymai odpusZczenie w~szystkich,
chocby na1cietszych g~rzechow I u
wolnienie cd wszystkich kar do
czesnych.
Jezus Chrytus zezwoli} ma ten
wielki odpust. ale r~ownoczesnie
polecii mu, ably sic uda} do lego
nastepcy, Papieza I cd niego otrzy-
mai zatwierdzenie tego odpustu,
co tel Franciszek niezwiocznie u
czyni}, udajac sic do Perugii gdzie
Fapiet, Honoryusz III, przebywai.
Bylo to W roku 1921.
Papiei pc wysiuchaniu prosb
Franciszka. 1 20 zasiagnieciu ra-
DZIEN. I
1457 W.. DIVISl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25

D D U = U U U Z
JanOwo:
O01 0 0 l l l - 4
Skradzione mety: T. Paika 2; l..
Janicki 5.
Uderzenia ma dwie mety: T. Pal
ka.
Uderzenia ma cztery mety: 7. Pal
ka, W. Ni"mCzyk.
Wymachanych: przez Majewskie-
90 IS; przez Rydzewskiego 10.
Wolne mety ma piiki: cd Majew-
skiego 2.
Uderzonych pilka przez rzucacza
Majewskiego - 8.
Gas CRY: 1880. widow: 1000.
Sedziowie CRY: Chudy i Rydzew-
ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25

dy Kardynalow, odpuat ten "a
twierdzi}, ograniczajac 60 jednak
ma ieden dzieh " roku. polecif za1
sw. Franciszkowi, ably wymodllt
sobie naznaczenia dnia przez sa-
mego Jezusa. Pc dwoch latach
mpd1ow Jezus Chrystus ob1a"if
sw. Franciszkowi. ably odpust ten
nadat ma czas Cd pierwszych ME
szporow sw. Piotra W okoWach'
az do zachodu siohca dnia nastep-
nego, /. !. swieta Matki Boskiej
Anielskiej. - czyli Cd l. do z
~s,erpnia wieczora. - Odpust ten
nazwano P~orcyunkula Cd na1wy
kapliczki.
Ma p~olecenie Papieta W roku
1928 ogloszono vice ma to diva
dni odpust Porcyunkuli W obec-
nosci biskupa z Asyiu | szesclu
innych biskun6w 2 sasiedztWa.
Przez $50 lat tylko W Kosciot-
ku Porcyunkuli MONA by'o po-
zyskac ten odpust. dopiero "a
Grzegorza XIV. ~rozszerzono odpust
Porcyunkuli ma wszystkie koscio-
w franciszkahskle. a Papiez flus
TX. udzielil oozwolenia take ko-
Seldom pa~rafialnym, ktore sic
p~ostarata o odnosne do tego od-
pustu Breve papieskte.
Adv dostapit odpustu Porcyun-
kuli trzeba II odbyc snoWiedz !
n~rzyjet Komunie sw. Mona 70
luz uczynit W dzieh pred rozpo-
.najacym sic odpustem, cSyn
ostatniego lipca. Odpust Porcyun-
kuli lest jeszcze nadany ma ma
stepnie przypadataca niedziele Ola
tych. kt6rzy ola watnych poWo-
dow ME mogli l Tub 2 siernnia
uzvskat. dlatego te5 mosna odpra-
vic spogied4 | przyjaG Komunie
ew. W sobote pred owe niedziela.
Snowflake I komunikowac SIC
MONA W jakimkolwiek kosciele
(PIus TX. II lipca 1S4D.
p Drugi warunek: trzeba 3D.
wiedzit iakikolwiek kosciol para
fin1pv noeiadaiscy Breve papies-
kie n~edajace zen odpust. Nawie-
dzenie wystarczy VI ten sposoo. te
sic vchodzi do wnetrza k%oscioia,
tam sic odmawia 5 Ojcze nasz, 5
Zdrowas, 5 Chwa}a Ojcu ma inten-
eye OLGA sw.
Niekoniecznie must sic odma-
Wac lie 8 pacierzy, - mozna SO
bic odmawiat inne modlitwy. ale
intencya must bye Ia Papieza l
Kosci6i. Gdy sic te modlitwe, hub
p~acierze odm6wi. MONA opuscic
kosciol znow powrotnie do kos
-.iA6 odrow{ot nc znOwu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-25

wianie z kontestu tego wyszli ivy
ciesko pokonawszy swych rywali
punktami 5 do 4. RAPPORT kontestu
tego W cyfrach TAXI:
KIJTR SERCA ,JEZITS.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-10-19
"THE LONDON BUGLE "

The editor of the Ruse is suffering from
a severe cold al present. He got wei
in Copperhill, Monday while irving to keep
bone dry. However he got away before
he got showed under.
Why worry yourselves, fellow citizens,
and poitic,ons. trying to whip the dev !
around the stump, when the good book
Us, BE sure your sins will find YOU Out,
We are sorry to learn that Fred Tate got
in bad, Tuesday evening while ioollng
around Camp Gordon Fred says he was
trying to catch on to the different Styles
The Bugle in giving the news in the past
has neglected 10 mention our excellent
guard force Since the declaration OF war
the company's property has beeu heavily
guarded by picked men-when we see them
at the dead hours OF night, we think OF the
Savior's words to his disciples in the gar
den; Their eyes we're heavy and behold
they slept
The Burra carpenter fOremen says that
in order to passaiy some of his men he
will have to mark them 81 days in Sep
TENDER.
If you loase your pocketbooA don't 60
to the church to look for 1t, for God and
the preacher know that you never had it
out.
Joshua stopped the SUN in early days,
and SO, we'll have to get Woodrow 10 take
down the moon, as RED" Palmer will soon
have electric lights in Ducktown, Red
will get his power from Parksville. Wood
row gets his from congress.
Mr.. Carroll came over to London to bring
the boys the root OF all evil, or in other
words, their filthy lucre.
Blow GUN BILL.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-10-19
County Correspondence

The fair was pulled off here Friday and
Saturday. There were several things worth
seeing. The live stock exhibit was good
and shows improvement over the old stock.
The HerfordsR and Durhams are the finest
specimens of cattle for all purposes the
former are beautiful but not good mixers.
Several good specimens of corn were
on exhibit and many articles to numerous
to mention. The fair was not largely at
tended, this year, owing to possibly several
causes-cold for one thing. Many farmers
are too busily engaged for another. Held
two days which was too long. Some came
the first day and many there did not come
back, while others remained at home the
first day and came in Saturday. Then the
fair was held too early, for cotton had not
been picked and only few bales were on
exhibit.
Chancery court meets here the fourth
Monday. This is one Of the most i'm
portant courts and is the least attended by
the public.
Politics are beginning to sizz little; You
.can tell by the shake of the hand that there
is a feeling of good will for you. They
have been quietly taking nose count or
census of the First district to see what
chances there is for electing three justices
of the peace. All the leaders have been
consulted in an off-hand way to keep down
suspicion of what they were really trying
III learn. The big"4" are having trouble in
getting men that viii suit them and judges
toO
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-10-19

navy. is visiting his mother, Mrs. E. Ben
nett.
The Sympathetic Society gave an oyster
sumner at the Y. M. C. A., Tuesday even
ing, which proved very enjoyable to those
present
Man past 80 with horse and buggy to sell
Stock Condition Powder In Polk county
Salary 800 per month. Address Indus
trial Bldg, indianapolis, Ind
Mrs. W. D. Livingstone, OF Savannah
Ca. is the guest of her MOTHER Mrs. T.
Bennett.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-10-19
Local and Personal Mention.

&C. Hyatt came in from Knoxville,
Monday.
Casper Bennett, Of the United States
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1917-10-19
telephone Courtesy

Il SG0EV4 AG~ ~1~>~~ S~A~ ~~~V
The people who get the greatest
amount of good out of their te1ephor:
are those who talk over it as though face
to face.
Courtesy smooths out difficulties and
promotes the promptest possible connec-
TONS
The operators Of the BELL System
are trained to be patient and polite under
all circumstances, but they will do better
work if they meet with patience and
politeness on the part CT the telephone
users
The fact that you cannot see the
operator or the other party Should not
cause you to overlook this. The best
results come through the practice OF
mutual courtesy
The 1oice 1vi lie sri's 7"rs
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE M&M
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Ag
incorporated &ssahaps|
BOX 450, ATHENS, TENNESSEE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-29
1T is A GOOD SHOW
''Fair and Warmer Makes Hit With
Opening Night Audience.

Fair and Warmer as the name in
dicates is a story of the rise and fall
in the affairs of men, albeit in the
show the fall IS followed IN the last act
with the needed rise to normal to
send the audience forth in a humor
above the average. A small, but ap-
preciative audience saw the play at the
Grand Friday night; most of them evil
IDENTIFY seeing it for the second time.
The play was to be produced again
this afternoon and tonight and is well
deserving of patronage.
The company is very good and well
balanced; being practically the same
one that appeared in Topeka last sea-
son in the same vehicle. Sager Midg-
ley as BILLY Bartlett utilizes a lisp
ing nasal tone much to the enhance
ment of his part and the amusement
of the audience. He is far and away
the best of the company. altho most of
his work would go for naught without
the intelligent support of Isabelle
Mendoza as "Blanny." The work of
these two is especially brilliant in the
building the skyscraper scene" the
comedy hit of the show.
Harriet Worthington and G. Paul
Schwager are also deserving of honor
able mention. On the whole the cast
is good, and the show well produced
and put over to provide a most enjoy
able evenings entertainment.
-WD.W.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-29

gong to gong, as one of the sport
page staff who witnessed the perform
ance put it.
80 far as vocal success goes, all
hail to Henry Antrim, who took the
part of 'Ruddy' Schoonmaker, the
proprietor of the department store,
and to his would-be Divorce, Peggy
Shoemaker, as played by Cecilia
Wright. Dancing honors go without
question to Joseph Keno, who played
Henry, the elevator boy, and to Dad
dienne, as played by Rosie Green. No
novelty in this, you say? True, it is
not out of the ordinary to discover
that the leads in big musical COM
edy have talent. Butt is out of the
ordinary to find that in a musical
comedy every part is well filled, which
is the case in Have a Heart
There is another refreshing nov
city appertaining to Have a Heart
and SO refreshing and so novel is it
be brief, Have a Heart needs no CEN
sor. You will have to cast no sidelong
glances at the lady for whom you paid
the war-tax to find out whether or not
she caught the point of that one 4"
Margery Wilson will star Monday
and Tuesday at the Cozy in without
Honor" the story of a woman driven
from church by narrow minded
congregation. The woman he loved
without honor, or honor without the
woman he loved is the problem faced
by the masculine star in Until They
Get Me- the attraction Friday and
Saturday. Dorothy Dalton in wild
Winslip's Widow will be shown
Wednesday and Thursday.
"Pollyanna" will be visualized for
the first time in this city as an attrac-
ton at the Grand opera house. The
eng cement will open Monday, Jan.
81, remaining for the one perform
ance only. The play, by Catherine
Chrisholm Cushing, is from Eleanor
H. Porters popular 'Pollyanna"
stories that have brought gladness to
hundreds OF thousands all over /
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-29
MORE THAN STENO
Mrs. Edna p. PeltOn Woman of
Many Parts.
; One of Most Efficient StenOgra-
pliers c. of c. Ever Had.
PUT TO A HARD TEST
At Red Cross Luncheon She
Had Time for All.
Helped Girl, Old Woman and
Cared for Baby.
PUT TO A HARD TEST

Mrs. Edna 2. Pelton. the newest
stenographer at the Chamber of Com
merce, started early in her career in
Chamber of Commerce work to dis
play a fine diplomacy and finesse in
meeting unexpected situations. Only
last Saturday during the big Red Cross
meeting Mrs. Pelton was called upon,
unexpectedly to meet and handle sit
nations which in the ordinary course
or affairs would not come under her
notice. But the Chamber of Com
merce offers many unexpected situa-
lions to its stenographers, most of
them entirely outside the province of
the Chamber of Commerce work.
Here is the history of the big Red
Cross days demands:
Along about IL o'clock in the morn
ing of that eventful day, a girl wend-
ed her weary way up the long flight
Of stairs that leads to the Chamber
Of Commerce rooms. She entered an
application for a position, stating that
she needed work and needed it ba dly
her appearance bore out her con-
tentiOn. There was no job at the
Chamber of Commerce. and Mrs. Pei
ton knew of no positions open in any
Of the various business houses at that
time. The Chamber of Commerce is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-29

world. It preserves their incidents
and the radiant optimism that teaches
the joy of living. No character in
fiction in many years has so gripped
the affections of the public as Polly
anna Whittier, who is depicted in her
radiant youth. There is so much sor-
row in the worlds affairs just now
that the joyous optimism of this glad
hearted play is hailed with enthusiasm
by playgoers who have been surfeited
with morbidity.
Klaw & Erfanger and George C.
TYLER bring here cast of unusual ex-
cellence,s Helen Hayes will play the
title role and will be supported by
George Alison, John Webster, Fanchon
Campbell, Agnes Gildea, Adrian Nor
gan, Master Donald McLelland. and
others. "Pollyanna" has enjoyed the
appreciation of great audiences in the
larger cities of this country and now
ranks as one of the permanent sue
cesses of the dramatic stage.
"Baby Nine" a Goldwyn picture
featuring Madge Kennedy, will be
shown at the Iris the first three days
of next week. This is the second of
the much advertised Goldwyn features
to be shown here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-29

akawa will appear Wednesday and
Thursday in Each to His Kind" a
Lasky-Paramount production. Friday
and Saturday William S. Hart will
appear in "a knight of the Trail"
The New Orleans Daily States of
December IT has the following to say
about Have a Heart" which appears
here January 10:
with the production here of Chin
Chin last week, the presentation of
top-notch musical comedies seems to
have become a fixed habit at the Tu-
lane theater, for Have Heart which
opened there Sunday, played to as
fully as large a first night audience
and was accorded just as cordial a re-
ception, as fell to the lot of it's illus
trious predecessor.
Have a Heart is a good excuse
for putting over the footlights innum-
cradle pretty songs, most of them far
above the average musical comedy
standard; ditto clever dances, and
ditto clean, snappy, bright comedy
which kept the crowd laughing from
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-29

Ethel Clayton will appear at the
Gem Monday and Tuesday in 1.-The
Dormant Power" a story of New York
and the Mexican border. Sessue Hay
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-29
AT THE
THEATERS
Coming to the Grand.

Coming to the Grand.
Tonight-'Fair and Warmer"
Jan. 11-Washburn Dramatic club.
January 19-"Have a Heart"
Jan. 21-"Pollyanna."
Jan. 24-Max Figman in Nothing
But the Truth"
The Novelty.
Five acts of vaudeville and the sec
ond episode of THE Seven Pearls
The Majestic.
Musical comedy. The Ruby Darby
Maid" the first half and Baby Mine
the last half.
Other Theaters.
Orpheum-Photo Features.
Iris-Photo Features
Cozy-Feature Pictures.
Gem-Feature Pictures.
Best-Motion Features.
Crystal-Motion Features
If the first episode of The Seven
Pearls is a criterion, the serial has
THE Shielding Shadow" The
Neglected Wife" and Pearl of the
Army beaten by a good margin 1t
is Favored with the sensational and
is artistic. The second chapter of the
Vile, will be shown at the Novelty
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
That is, the vaudeville acts will ap-
pear, if the Chicago booking agent
doesn't get notice that a member of
some team has been drafted.
Did you ever stop to think what
the actors are doing?" asks Roy Craw-
ford, manager of the Novelty. t'They
are giving the public entertainment
and are at the same time helping to
win the war And more than that.
actors that have been drafted are en-
tertaining the boys in the camps and
cantonments.
1--WE have three feature acts next
week that come direct from the Palace
theater, New York. They are Torcat
and Flora Deliza who, they say, have
the only troupe of trained BOOSTERS in
the world; Lawrence and Edwards, in
a sketch called The Pension Office,
and the Spencer trio. harmony sing
ers.'
Ethel Clayton will appear at the
Gem Monday and Tuesday in 1.-The
Dormant Power" a story of New York
and the Mexican border. Sessue Hay
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-29

In her first appearance under di-
rection of the Aircraft corporation,
Geraldine Farrar, the noted prima
donna, will make her debut in the
spectacular photodranla, THE Woman
God Forgot at the Orpheum next
week.
For the theme, Miss Macpherson,
writer of the play, has taken the story
of a princess who sells her country
for the man she loved The story is
taken from early day history of Amer
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-29

lea when the Aztec reigned in Mexico.
Wallace Reid plays opposite Miss
Farrar.
THE Woman God Forgot has been
shown at many of the leading thea
tiers of the country during the past
week and reports indicate record
breaking houses, wherever the big
production has been shown. The
whole play has been done amid some
of the most beautiful and spectacular
settings ever employed in filming a
picture
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-12-14
New War Recipes
Offered to Public

The following recipes are recon.
nsnded TO tho public by the students
Of the domestic science department II
The klamath County high school. af-
tsr having been found practicable:
l'sanut sOup irsc ground pea.
auts or peanut bnttcr). Ono quart
milk. I tablespoons -four. VI tea
spoon salt. q tablespoons butter work.
a up with n little hot water 10 n
creamy consistency. Method Mix
Sour with u small amount of cold
milk; heat the rcst Of the milk In a
double boiler over hot water. add
Sour aud peanut mixture to warm
milk; cook IN white sauce. Serve
bot.
liaking Powder biscuits With lkrf
faa-Three cups -four. I cup milk. q
teaspoons baking powder. 3 table
spoons beef fat. ~ teaspoons salt
Method Mix the dry ingredients and
sift them. cut In the fat or rub II In