davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-25

NOSyl, W1oCl, SelOl, De4SLl
Stanow Zjednoczonych. Bylo to
wczoraj podczas pochodu pozy-
czki wolnoseiowej.
Stalo sic to "a staraniem pre-
zesa Komitetu Obywatelskiego,
pracuiacego zawziecie i bez wyt-
chnienia ably p~rzyczynit sic do
wykazania Amerykanom i innym
obcokrajowc6w. re Polacy So, re
L mimi liczyt sic trzeba i re po-
trafia sic o swoje upominac.
Tax tez i wczofaj bylo. kiedy
wszystkie sztandary alianckie sta
nelly obok siebie, ably iSc ma czc-
lie parady W srodmieSciu prezes
Obywatelskiego, oh. M. ].
Ii Peowski, zawezwal skauta
Swierczynskiego i polecif mu sta
nae W rzedzie alianckim re sztan-
darem polskim.
sztandar Oria Biaiego pred
stawial sic wspaniale pomiedzy
sztandarami sojusznikow, a MOI
ma powiedziec nawet. re gorowas
ponad mimi. Ochotnicy armii
polskiej, kt6rzy sill W pochodzie
wczorajszym, W liczbie 1O4
przedstawiali sic doskonale. Bra
Ii oni udziai W paradzie pod wo-
dza i komenda porucznika w. N.
Skarzyhskiego.
Niesiono tablice z napisami w
jezyku angielskim, kt6re brzmia-
ly ,,Tysiace chiopc6w polskich
walcza ma froncie' - albo ,Wie-
lu wiecej stale do szeregu dzi-
siaj" - it'd.
Kiedy pochod maszerowal
pred ratuszem w SrodmieSciu,
z tysiecy ust stojacych tiumow
wyrwai sic okrzyk: MECH zy'
, je armia polska" Mech zyje
Polska!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03
Sebr nnSmfrieben
SIT gHreermsiiter gudJta nber eineH
Brief Der linn In Saden Oes
SabHBOfsbaas UDn Den
Sabncn jueIug,

YlIrgermeilter pu6ta erbieu geItelu
Elm S9retben Der Sabngeisli 9dTteu III
Saten Des Geutralba1n9Jrsproj
Das Jpn eber our9au8 nI4i befrIeoigie
uno oefen Snbalt er ais 2lusi.uCgI.
be5ei6nete.
0us S6reiben tam Don 'Seorge Vi.
SbriDsr, Dem YiSeprdiiOenten Der Y.
uno 8. 8abH, uno in bemielOen puroe
bemertt, bab Die gabnen 9egenpdlt'g
ibr geiummtes @usenmert oorauf rid
ten miiiIen, bic Regierung i'm ge9en=
pGrtigen &rieg Su uuterltuBen IND
paber oas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dor.aliig
ruben mug, ba bic gubng.leui4ai.sH
uuber Stanoe iino, jeBt grobere illus
gabeu gu MAIDEN.
Yiirgermsiiter pu9ta bemertts 5cs
3igIi4 bieIes S6reibeus, CaB es Ipei-
Ter ni6ts als 4usfIii9ts ertbaltc, IA
Die gabnen teine sin5ige Der I9nen
oorgslegten 5ragen brett 5eantpcrtat
battsH. DAP Die SabngeIeai4af;eI
sur ,3eit tsine grOBen Qugaoen mct,sn
t0nuten, bns piiie jeber, abr iie bat
ten allerminpeItens often Hno ebrlia
bic an lie gerihtstsn 5ragen bsontrorz
ten ipQen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03

Bun 1Os, Ard glott.r 100, Otbsls
10 no. 3uldfts: 9OtalOn Wlar6
Jos. RobIeHon 105, &innsD ia,
Spdrfltr 106.
Drittss RsnHen 3 iabris
&c uhb Gltere; / 1s16 Weile: aina
Sifber 9S, 6piUbb 6opop 105, Dlib
fannie 104, Corn @rifF 1O5, SoliD
Bod 107. eittle Girins 100. Sad
Snipe 100, aobb Sane @rsp 103,
Joir Orient 105, Big 5slloip 105.
ifoirp aegenb 100, @nbsiportb's 2nIt
Ill. 3uldFis: erecuiOr 103. Glare
1G6. Sioutbsnrt 107. Wardsmus 106,
Margdrst U 106, psRrob 101.
Biertes Rennen - g0rie 81, 200;
2siGbriee; Sanoitap; s 5urlongs:
sncpla los. Games Softer 100,
TiitrsB gpGp 105, Stsnn Sipe.p
123. Sfpeet alpFium 100, Sp.ars
ltrs 1O5. St. stusuftin. 100, atd.
lcnta 123.
;fiinftss RenreR 9dionia Cup;
3sjdbriae unb dlter.; q Uisiie: Star
Uiuio 80. Woscopd 100, SppUrtus
niip 106, WiopdD ia 5br 100,
9r. Samua 103. Wtunnssr Daiis
110. gmbroibsrp 122.
Setitss Rsnnen = gorie 81 200;
GpnnitOn SaRbicap; 3sjdbrise unp
dttsrs; ] Wseils unb 20 garbs: gabp
aotbo 104. Gun Fortune 108, Cub,
atl 12G, 3otaD lo5. Sol. genui.
I124.
Siebentes Rennen 3sidbrige II.
Glisre: II Meils: S0pial 80, 9rumpn
105, glinstp simpler 104, ). 6.
etons log. gde 10, gsnsbet 122.
Tiabt Stpl 101, Sanipmins 103, Sl'
ga Stnr 104, iylp Some 107. gell
Bon Ill.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03
Mpntaa
gssiHHsH bic gOrbsreituussu iar bic
SammeItampasns Der J.R. Is. v.

Tie 9orbereihrugen liir ole Snnlz
meIfanipaene Der y. %. Is. ", Die
bier 100000 iiir ariegs3lpede anls
3ibrineeu geoenft. ipcroen am gions
tag beginnen, iD1breno Die Sammels
fanpogne, oereu Gauer aui cine
Sofe anaeiest lit. om ~. g,openiber
ibren aniang niurmi.
Gas Sanpt1u1rtier Der aantpagne
uiro lid i'm SoteI 9ibion beiinoeH
imo Die SdmuneltenIns lDer0eu unter
Der 9eitung 0erieIben aapitdne lie.
ben. mie gelceentlid, Der tiir5IidlerI
Hotbe arens aanlpnsne. goriiser oes
ereflltipfonurlittees 1T @iIIiani Goos
per grocter ilno Der gorlitPr oes Res
fIamrfommittees Charles !. ebries
iiie. Sem- 9letIdmefOmnnittee geb5rm
Die foIgeiroen @,itglieoer an: u. T..
&ilcp. e,erbaro SueIiemnnn, DioIes
'StrnilB. 6. u. Miaen, ssoiepb Snlli.
pan nnb Yior 9urgbein.
Ei9 SennIs iperoen 5u aIeid)er Belt
niid, inr saitereIie bcs Council Of Cos
siaf aaenyies arbeiten tmo periutcn
fir nieie Organization S250, 900 aufz
.Jubringen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03
9emti6es 2beater.
IOrs,n TbeHS bas sntysfembe auit,
ipirl ,5ie 3iuilliHgs Sd)ipeiter".

siner Der btiim unb trfplgrei&ii.n
qnitIpieloid,ter nub ein befpnbtrsr
Sieblina bes einetunatier pubIitums,
eutuig Jufbd, iommt mDreeH 46euo
in btutTheu 5beaier 5u Woris, unO
lpar mi. tinem isintr beit.n Werts
Die 3fpininas S9peitsr". SER
q. Dlepst Giesn. in hefien 5aHb.H
bic Spi.lltituna li:gi. 1arantierI cine
erittlaTbe @iebergnbe oiess iiberGus
teiiersn Stid.s. 81. 8eisBuHs
Der RpleH III fOlgenbe::
SrIaHbo bella sUrrs, @utsbss
ifber .......... Wsur Jlraens
GiHtitia. feline arau !. 5eleHe ao&
Slnoro. oereE 50bnlein II. Cans
Graf garnbaseO, OrIaHbOs Gutss
nnhbar -. Q. Ttiillsrs Gdbrieius
Graf DON 8urtolomrneo UalIa, wlas
Ter uno gaumsiiisr :. Rid. 9eft,
Htnnia sSifmonbi. 9iubittns StDss
Ter .............. 8rets Geuert
Cello, Srlanbos Jisermsiii.r -.
............. u. Meb,r gissn
aiia, feline arnu. etit Shmioseprtp
Irmsnico, f9eripalttr JriB 3aubc
gsppo, Elm Bauer :. @ilp Siebrif,
Srfen:
anaiclinn ...... 9trd Wdner
Geccu lSjsIsne 9iireer
Ert Der 6dHbInns: 9iua Orlando,
in Der nab. Don gnbun.
3eit: 16. ssahrbtIHbert.
gintrittstartsn fiHb bel 9oB &c Gu
camp, apotbels, 9ins unb u. Cir,
Eel. Canal 1917. iotpie en- Der gor'
Cffics bes 9runb gu babsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03
prpteitantiibe 0emeinoen
@emeininmer 8efOrmatlDnsgOttes
oieait am SUHatag.

Die peutI6 prOtsitantiI6eu, iogez
naHn.tn unabbdngigsn 9emeinoen
feisrn em mprgigen SOnHtae in
eer grpteTtautTifen Peterstir4e,
gde Wnin StrdBe une 1cUIidenQDe.,
sinsn gemeiuInmen guttes oienIt. Sir
oenie!ben 1T Elm prOsramm iorgfdItig
oprberettet porosR. 0is oeuti6s 5eits
rebe ipirb BON YaitOr :. o. Reeb aus
St. eouis geholten, Der ii6 81 feinem
5bemn geipdblt hat: Die Ssele Der
asformatipn". Die sugliide 5eitreoe
bnt guItor Or. Carl 4uguIt BOB aus
Bits burg ubernommsn. Sein Sbemd
ipiro isiH: .2utbers Gmnn5ipatipnss
ertlGrung". Der 5sitdcr 1T aus ben
S,dnssrn Der 9bOrs Der prOteituHti-
iden Gemeinbsu Suiammeussfsut uno
niro ppn YrDi. Sobn 9aefner seIeitet.
gr pirb ben 4ttailuzW Wlari5 DON
WeHeelsInbn als Dartlieo unb einen
gbor ppn Raubegssr bortragen. Oas
@;rtte sbuus piro fiir bic 5Seier AMI ous
Gh6Eite eei6mHdt. 8pu ben bieiigen
9aitrreH finbeu mir in proeramm
RE fDlgeHoen bstbeiiiqt: paitor s..
6nefusr, goItor 9ilbs Il S6Hliot, pa
ftpr @rnit 9pb, pnitor YauI S6mibt
rnb paitor 5nns 5aupt. Der 9ottes
cisnIt begtnnt piinttli9 I'M 10 ubr
uno I5Iiebt Dor II n5r. Cine ber5Ii6e
GinIaeuns erg.bt an ale prpteFantii9
beHtenoen 6reunbe.
Dos DDlitGubige programm oes
5eifeottesbieniies II tDie folgt;
SraeI BraIubtum .Brpeehional"
..................... gatiffs
gptum ......... Paitpr 8. Saupt
9e1neinbegeiang:
% @ott por Dem bic tauieub Sab"
Shriftperleiuns PnIm 46 ....
...... ... Quitor s, Saefnsr
ghprIieb Der @ott Der 9tebe"
........... Utenoelsiohrl
Sebet .... pditDr Stlbert SdrniDt
8emeiubeqeidne:
SIN fefte Burg lit uHier SOtt
Deutite 5eftprepi1t lufas II, 80
49,. gaftOr s. q. BOB (St. 9ouis)
enaliit,e 6eItpreoist 9uluter 5,
QaitDr 6. ". BOZ, 0.8. (gittsbura)
Gbpr Song Of praiie" Runoeqger
&;ebet " 9uitor 6. Qlpb
2lnfHHoieungeH
aoIIette fir bic Wittnen unp Daiien
proteItantiider 9eiitliher.
Choral: ,sSother dre SOB"
Qnfiiuoigungeu
Seuen 9aitor poul S6mini
9citlubium Mari4 49,. Npttinebam
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03
Viii sin sriessbelS iein.

3ie Seteftipes Siiitlein une @uetb=
Iein rpuroen aeitern BON 3idJter SIlerz
amer aHeeipieielt gtafJioriturgeu
be5iialib eines eetuiiieu 9ueranoer
Soipie 'an5uiiellen, Der leiuer Sebaiip-
tllng Had) ans Souoon gebiirtia lno
ein geleeeutlidb 0es segelnpdrtiaen
@elttrieges 5lnn SSnpnlIoen geihoiies
ner britiider Siii5ier Ut.
Spipie mlr0e gelteru ltartt peaen
unsebiibrliden Setraaens non bcn
YoIijiiten Sdroe0er lRo Sinner III
einem perrufeHen Sauie perbaitet lHo
er5ablte geitern i'm @erid)t cine langc
ebeidJibtr, Ialit fpelter er &aiiptz
mann in eilien engIiiten SSiiielier-
regiment eeipeieu. in peridlieoeHrn
S4IoHten peripuISet unb idliebIi@
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nige bes SSU9u >. Darreu $48, ,3G1. =
90; oerisnige oes Y. u. .. SbDrt
1924.
Ger diebenes.
8m. 2. grssO tlugts cine Bs&els
fOrbsrung iiber $3.50 gegen WIi4asi
alopp Elm.
6reberit ". pope bat sine Daus
rsuforbsrung Hbsr $635.74 gegen ii.
3. Dilber gpmpanp einsetlast.
SacO6 ). @eis bat uuf Die &1c3e
bes R. Smst9urit, pOrin oerielbe c,ne
5orbsrung DON $227.92 seltenb ma4s
ts, cine Rsplit eingerei6t, in tpclaec
er bic Qbrpsifuue Der Stage Dsrlangt,
ipeiI Die angeIegertbeit 5ipiifen ibm II.
oem alGgsr f6On i'm Wtat b. ). et7
lebist lporoen lit, fir tpel4e 5batla'
DE .r aud i4riftIi4e geDeifs unter :
breitet bate.
Sie yormers &: 3rnpers 2cni.
Wapspi[fe, Ep., bot sine Wehie!tor'
oeruEg iibsr $4,000 ssssn SOAn o.
Cutting eingetLaSt.
Die $. uno 9. posus Co., pesa'
elm unbefrisoiatss 3nblungsurtbetl IN
gstrass Don 1867 gesen Wiat5 I'm
oretps, 962 Burton 4Oenus. in pam
bsn bdlt, bat ssitern cine 4lnss tIH'
s.reits, ber5ufolss lie uebertra5uRa
Don g16bslu uip. i'm Wertbe ron
$4,000, D,Ite DON Jrau gnbrslDs tlT
$3.50 On lire Io6tsr Narp u. gtc'
Gall pOrssnOmmen bat, aHnulirt ipsr'
ben lou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03
She. .GrlaubniRibeine

jgictor 70. 5if4bat, geppcrt. sip.
iGffie M. 9unter, 136 Isi! WIrjliii'
Ian Str.
IJamss See hilltop, 46, 520 8eit I.
( StraBe.
iausuita Gee GbiIOers, 40, $40 Do.
I9ouis. 8. 56aGter, %, Reipport,an.
lgona 81. aii9Ier, %, 27 BeiI His
bertp Str.
(gBlbur 81. Subj, %, 953 @eil Sir.
lUlarp ". ReiDcomb, 27. 1929 2fIbs
lamb ape.
j@lbert Mrusd, 20, Reao;ng
lHoberta Yureea, 20, ReaDing.
jgbparb j. aOebIsr, 2, 4912 gtrsi.
I mia @pe.
l9ntbrpn U. Weber, %. bcsgI.
ISrbile 8. Climber, %, 6nrtfpeG.
lgioIIis 9enberion, %, Rorppoo.
l5bomas 6. seffries, 26, 2pdllro.
igernice &. 2tuep, 19, Grliqton
ioeigbts.
JRobsrt Dlr@Iain, 3s. ge0aire. Obio..
Gillian Gpans, "a, 131 &sit 6. Sts.
(giicpla @ilsnp, %, .. un0 SmiiI q.
iauutna D'abams, "a, oe5gl.
Igrtbur Srop, %, 1882 Frerman Gn.
t5uHup Straub, II, 3843 @pI:rdIa
glpenue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03
Ginbredjcr Derid]eud,t.

75rl gPabeI Sid, BON glo. 253
UlcGurmid 9iucs, idste IN Ter geit~i=
gen gtad}t einen einbreder in Die
,SIudt. 2urd Elm c}eraltt pah ges
rporbeu, iab Grl. Rid, als Iis Id i'm
Bett aufridtete, iih eineiH Eiubrst,.e
aeaeniiber, Der nit elmer eleftriidleu
Slsnoldterne in Der Saub bas ,3imnsr
abiudJte. Ger gliride riei ibr gu iih
gan; ruhia 5u pcrbulteH, falls ibr oas
Sebcn iiet ici, aber ,SrI Rid lieB iidD
uidht etnidIiihtern, ioHOern ipruua
firs eutihloiIeu aus benz Set, lief
au Oas Sciritcr, bas iie ariiriB mo rief
aus Seibestraften ur Silie. Souis
@cd, pom gep 249 Wic@orunf gluce.
hortr bic SiIieriife uno elite hcrbei,
aber Der @iiIbreder bate ir5piider
bereits lem Sell IN Der fSlud5t ge4
iiift obne trgenbpelhe Scute seInadt
81 baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03
Rurobrntidlc SdJasen.

Die Iprbbsuti6s SfiBen 9eieQs
lfaft Iaoet Die @etreuen aui Den
moreigen Sonittng gum Sdllsenball
inn 9suti6en &Iub ein. Der anfnng
1T bereits ailf 4 llbr Inhmittnss ans
aeTebt, ceun bic nutern SdiiBen
iroGen, penn lie iitb eiumdl amiiIirsn,
ras aud griinbli6 thuu. Die 9orbe
reitungen IiHo oufs geFis getroffeu.
iDhab alen 9euhern ngeushmS
Stuuben in better 9eieHihrft tepprs
ffehen. RntiirIi6 tnerosn fih fGnutts
life Sdibenreihs BON nab unb fern
an Der gerauitoItung betbeilgsn-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03
0plbenes Jmbilamin
Tsirrt am Sonntas bic ct. alogilns
arde III griogetOfDn.

glm mOtgissn SouHtug faisrt ai'
St. gllopFus GemetuOe i'll grlo9e'
topu ben fiinf5igitsH Sahrestag pst
Ginpeibuna ibrer eriten Strobe mn
oRIer @sbeuttas piro in tinorutss
uoler gDerie inter 3beilna9ms ber
yia6bursemeinoen begdngen DerosH.
lin neun lIbr @ormittuss peroer
Ji6 biz Yereine Der gta6borgemeInoer
am gubpuntts Der Weitpoob Straben-
babnIinie. on Der Saruiiou ulo SIeus
more glpenue periammeln unb ron
bort Don ben 9ersiHeH Der Subelge=
meinbe abgebolt unO nah oem Isitltt
esitmddten 9ottssbauie geleItet ip.r'
ben. I'm sebu ubr 1T Elm fesrIides
lenitirtes Santumt, sslegeutIid bel
fen Rep. 9tHiOninus grodbuis, 8. s.
3D., Der pfarrsr Der 81. @eorgiu5
@emsinos, bic S5ubeIpreoigi bdIt uaf
nm balb brsI llbr 1T Feierlihe 8esfer
nit iatr1msntalem Segen.
9lah BEN 4mt ptro i'm SeIIerge=
IhuB pon ben Damen Der GjemeiHoe
siH Gbidtn Diuuer feruirt uno bisra:I
fhIiebt Iid bauu in ben 4nidgsu 6sr
9smeinoe Iopie i'm &sIIergsi9OB ell:
ssIelige Jeisr an. am WlOEtag Nor=
gen finoet Elm feisrIihes Rsquiem FIJI
bic SesIsnrubs Der i'm 9uufe her Salpi
ubgeI6iebeneR eemsinoe yiitgIisoer
itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03

Hige beg sSp9n .. Darren $48, ,361. =
80; oerisnise bes Us. ". .. Sbprs
&q11
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03

IN 0ie oentide GeTnngenidyait gera,
then mar. Seiner Deiteren Sebmtp=
tlng noh Ipnr es inn itlieBlih gelulz
gen, mts Der @efGnsenitaft 81 el1ts
foutmen imo nab Stem gorf 5u ges
lnngen, mo er etnen Boiten als @e-
ihaftsreiienoer erbielt. Go Die Ingas
ben bes angeblifen ebenaligen
SnuptlHatns ie0oh ettpas perporren
tlaugcu beihloB 9tidJter aIeranber,
Die SadJe unteriuhen 5u loiien rmo
perifob feline @rtideioung biz beitte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-03

nsn mar iui, folet:
Gritss ReHReu 2.jdbrigs
U;aibm Colts; o 5urlOnss: gubb-
ling 9Oubsr, 100 (Gentrp). sapons
r,n; W. D. Saitinss, 100 CIR. Gar.
rer), srpsitsr; 5ud Stuart, 112 (gal.
Iabon. orittsr. 3sit: lib 4s5.
Die 81 WutueIs be5dbltsn: Yubbs
ing 2Ouber, Straisbt $49.SO. plaet
S15.70, SbOp $500; 10. 20. 90.
tings, pInes $3.50, Sbop s4.10;
lad Stuart, Sbop $3.50.
3neites Rennen - 2siGb,
rise 5iliies; 81 Jurlonas: SiOrms
trunb, 106 OR. @arner), s.iponnen;
Satis Canal, 1o6 taefap). ppeiter;
liib 9Ope. 81 (gOlton), britt.r. 3eii
1:07 3s5.
Die 50 Muiueis tssa6lt.H: Storm.
trunb. Strnisbi $3.50, plnee $500,
Sfop $2.70; &utie Canal, pIact
$500. cbUp $3.50; Tfb Gope,
(fieIb), Sboiu $4.00.
Ortties Rennen 3sjd6s
,ta,; l Meils uno 70 Darbs: Or,
sud, 107 (Gsntrp), ee,pounsH; Rbp.
msr. Ito OR. Gnrner), 3ipeiter; 81
gsp. 105 (Donabue). britteE. 3eii
1:44.
Si. 50 WhIiueIs bsabItsn: Or.
Sud, Straight $500, qIact $3.50,
Shpp $500; Rbpmsr, 9Iat, $3.50.
Sbon $40; 81 Ssp. Shop $3.50.
giertes Rennsn B jdbs
ria,; 6 iurlOnss: p5iIsmOH, 109
CIR. Gurnsr), gsiommsn; aIsrt. 109
(Gunt. sipeit.r; Bor6s o. Wisocm.
100 (@,nirn). briitsr. 3fit 1:13 As.
Die 81 RuiusIs bsaabIttn: pbiIs.
mon, Strnisbt S1l.10, gIaes $3.50,
Sbow $3.50; Msrt, Plucs $3.50,
SbOtp $4.l0; Dorbs o. @ispouI.
Gaou 1920.
1anftes Renntn - 3siGhris
&C uno 1Itere; Zines Siar 5nnbis
cap; 81 900; 6 1urIonss: Soun log
(Niorps), s.iDonnsn; 3. ). Wnrbod,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-02
T|NSEL FOR CHRISTMAS
TREESAT CAMPS NEEDED
D. Cred Cross Asks Children to
Contribute Decorations to Make
Soldiers Glad.

Every boy and girl in Washington is
to have an opportunity this year to
help carry Christmas cheer to soldiers,
sailors and marines encamped near the
National Capital. The District chapter
of the American Red Cross has invited
them to contribute to the decoration of
Christmas trees. There will be thirty
of these trees, great big ones, and 1t
will require a lot Of tinsel and glass
balls and other shiny things to make
them look attractive.
In nearly every home there is an &C
emulation of Christmas tree decora-
tiorfs, put away in attics or on shelves
from year to year. 1t is suggested that
the boys and girls be satisfied with
smaller trees this year than they have
been accustomed to having, and that
the surplus decorations be sent to the
Red Cross. An overhauling of the deco
rations is urged, decision being left to
the children of each household as to
the minimum amount of decorations
with which they can be satisfied.
The less decoration of trees at home
the more there will be for the soldiers.
In many of the schools, it is planned,
the children will make little decora-
tions for the soldiers Christmas trees,
and these, it is believed, will have a
special appeal to the fighting men
many of them only boys, spending their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-02

Fulton B. Earr. organist, has arrang-
ed the following numbers for TINS
mornings service at Emmanuel z; +.
Church, Anacostia: Organ solos. KEY
erie" by Saint-Saens; "Ofertoire. py
Batiste. Angels Serenade, by Braga'
choir anthem, postlude, Marche
Triumphal," by Coston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-02

first Christmas away from home.
Committees of soldiers have been or
ganfzed at each of the camps who will
cooperate with the Red Cross workers.
These committees will have the task CT
cutting down the cedar trees and haul
ing them to the camps where they will
be erected, for the most part, in the
open. At Fort Myer a tree will probably
be put up in the riding academy. At
the Walter Reed Hospital it will he
suspended, that those patients COM
PEELED to lie abed may be able to see il.
This phase of the chapters work 10
provide Christmas entertainment for
the United States forces in this vicinity
is in charge of a committee composed
of Mrs. John Cutler of Boston. Mrs. Paul
Moore, Convent. n. J.: Mrs. Gordon
iAuchincloss and Mrs. Louis Irving, New
York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-02
OYSTER VESSELS ARRIVE.
1000 Bushels Of Bivalves at Wharf
Other Boats Expected.

Three of the larger vessels Of the
oyster running fleet were lying at the
oyster wharf yesterday evening with
about 1000 bushels of oysters from
river and bay beds aboard. This supply
will be ample to meet all demands
from those who visit the wharf oyster
market each Sunday to enjoy a feast
of oysters fresh out of the she'll
The oysters now being brought to
market are fat and in good condition
and are selling at from IS cents a
bushel for Potomac stock up to 81 a
bushel for those from the beds along
the eastern shore of the bay. Other
boats are expected to arrive today, SC
that the supply will be good for the
early part of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-02
ACCIDENTAL DEATH, VERDICT.

Coroner hewitt held an inquest yester-
day afternoon at the morgue in the case
Of William ]. McNally. 1112 25th street.
who was killed by a taxicab at 25th and
NJ streets last Tuesday morning.
Randolph Lester johnson, eighteen
years old, who was in charge Of the taxi
cab, said McNally stopped when he
sounded a warning, turned and started to
retrace his footsteps and he (Johnson)
pulled to the left to pass him.
Suddenly Mentally made another turn.
he stated, and walked directly in front
Of the taxicab. Two Army officers testi-
fed previously that they thought johnson
was not to blame for the accident. The
jury reached a verdict Of accidental death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-02
Broadening Her Sphere.

From the Los Angeles Times.
In Nebraska women are rapidly filling
the places vacated by men on the Union
Pacific railroad as station agents, clerks
and engine wipers. At Vassar twelve
girl students have been industriously
tilling the college gardens and have
supplied enough foodsturs to carry
LOO students, the faculty and live
stock over until next years harvest.
In southern California women are learn
ing blacksmithing and becoming ex-
perts at driving the big tractors that
are revolutionizing the farming indus
try. 1t may be that "woman's sphere is
the home" but she is proving that she
is both willing and capable of tempo
rarily stepping out of that sphere at
her country's call for increased pro-
duction. conservation and economy. The
lazy lout who never washed a dish nor
swept room in his life will do well
to keep his mouth shut about the sub
ject of woman's rights.
Salmon fishermen in British Column
bia earn SIS a day, and some instances
when the catch is exceptionally good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-02

The music at this mornings service
by the double quartet vested choir. I'M
der the leadership of Organist THOMAS
Hulme Taylor. will comprise the Com,
munion Service" by Ruffner. and GOD
So Loved the World" as the onertory
anthem.