davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
INNE KONTEsTY W PIhKE NOA
Ma JEDENASTk II ZAkhA-
DOW CHICAGOSKICH.

Pr6cz kontest6w wyzej wymienio-
nych, do CRY staja take i jedenast-
ki mlodsze z Iakiadow Wyzszych tn
W Chicago, a mianowicie:
Oak Park Heavywefghts VS.. Hyde
Park Majors ma boisku Northwestern
o szampionat powiatu Cook.
Sem Lightweights VS.. Parker Mi
nors ma boisku De Paul (rano.)l
Bowen Minors rs. Lake View Light
weights ma boisku De Paul (popolu-
dniu.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
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WLOSI PEDZA PRECZ
0

Rzym, 24go listopada. - Woj-
ska wioskie w seryi przepoteznych
kontratakow odebraty Niemcom
CORY Presoia i Tomba w odcinku
miedzy Brenta a Piave, gdzie
naizacietsze walk sic tocza Gala
LIMA wioska jest obecnie mako
micie zreorganizNwana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24

Jutro wieczorcm w sail Schoen
hofcna, rog milwaukee, ave i y
shland odbedzie sic rzadka a jed
noczcSnic wspaniala uroczy-
sto5c. Mianowicie Tow. NajSwi2
tszej Maryi Fanny Aniclskieb
grupa 80 Zwiqzku Polek W Anne
ryce wreczy ochotnikom Armii
Polskiej wspanialy Sztandar Be-
jowy, wykonany przcz poszczc-
g6lne panic L tego towarzystwa.
Dochod Z wiCczorku r0Wniez
przeznaczony jest IA Armie Pol
ska. Spodziewac sic nalcIy, zc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
ZaMsZe IYdem.

Kapitan tonacego okretu do pa
sazerow: Prose- zaraz wsiadaG do To-
dzi ratunkowych, okreto tonic!
Ma to jeden z Zyd6w: Co to TOME?
Pc co tonic? ia kupi}em szyfkarte
ma fajny szyf, a bede jechal taxa
maia iodzia! Co to? To mnie pan
poczebujesz naprz6d oddac mole pie
Made.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24

Jutro, 25 listopada, odbeda sig
Wiecc Rekrutacyjnc W nastepu-
jqcych miejscach;
w dzielnicy Annowo, Chicago
W sail PREY Leawitt i 1c I'll. c
eodzinie 3 pc poludniu.
Whiting, Ind, sala parafial'
ia, 0 godzinie 5 pc poiudniu,
Inniana Harbor, Ind. w sail Pc
yafialnej, 0 godzinie ) pc pofud'
niu.
East Chicago, Ind. w sail pc
rafialncj, o godzinie 1880 wicczo'
rem. Ma wszystkich wiccacll
rrzemawiat bcda doborowi mo-
Wcy.
Wszyscy ochotnicy L Chicago
4 szczcg6lnic ochotnicy zamic'
szkaIi W dzielnicy polnocno-za-
~chodnicj. maja sic stawic dc
Centrum Rekrutacyjncso Mr.. 2,
W Domu Zwiqzku Polck w mic.
dziele dnia Is listopada, punktH'
alnic o godzinic Smej wicczo'
rem. Kazdy ocIIotnik musi mice
swojq opaskc ia rckawic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
z

Smicrc glodowa czyni strasz-
ne spustoszcnic W ojczystcj zic-
mi ~naszcj. Tysiacc bczdomnycl
L przerazajqcym wzrckicm obi9-
du slodowego, bcz dachu mad
glowq, ogluszcni hukicm armat,
obdarci biqdzq pc biotach i IA
sach wolajqc POMOCY - RA
TUNKC - CULEBA. Ably
przyjSt tym biednym braciom
Easzym I pomoca finanSowa 10
mitet poIqczonych Towarzystw
par. i Narodow. W Kensington
urzadza przedstawienie jutro, %
liStopada, o godzinie 4tei popofu-
dniu W sail OBJ. j. Stancika p. n.
2O5 E. 115 I'll. Odegrane beda
dwie .,iednoaktowki ,,Pok6i "a
Warty" l ,,Si0WlcZek Cafy DO
chod przeznaczony ma ratunek 81
nacych z gfodu rodak6w naszych.
Many nadzieje, re Polonia W
Kensington i okolicy wykaze, re
umiemy kochac Ojczyzne nasza
i re zawsze gotowi jeste5my
nieSc jej pomoc.
Zapraszamy do wspofudziaiu
W tel p":cy SzanoWna Polonle z
West Pullman, Pullman, Blue Is
land, H,.rvey, Poznania, North
Pullman i Burnside.
KOmitet Obchod0w.
Ost:.nis Wiadomo4ci 3 OjeSySn7.
uroznaicoue oryginalnemi lllustra-
.yamt, zamiessc1a stale DAIENNIK
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
I
WLOSKI FRONT.
WLOSI PIAVE.

Berlin-Wieden, 24-go listopa-
da. - Malo wiesci Z wloskiego
frontu: sytuacya tam be- zmlany
WALK tocza sic ma caiej linii....
Go wszystko, co maja raporty
centralne do doniesienia!.. =.
Przyp. Red. D. c.
Rzym, 24-go listopada. - Who
ski rapport donosi, re ma Asiago
nieprzyjaciel skupiwszy bardzo
znaczne silly pr6bowaf okrqzyc
Wlocl1ow z flanku w okolicy Me-
letta atak by} poprzedzony gwa}-
townq kanonada, PREY uzyciu
wszelkich mozliwych pociskow -
ARCHAEOLOGICAL i Ivy pobudzaja-
cych; wojska wfoskie wytrzyma
" atak, a nastepnie kontratako-
waly Z taxa siia, re odparto wro-
ga ma caiej linii, a nawet wzleto
1871 Niemcow do niewoli. Miedzy
g6rnemi Brenta, a Piae walk
trwaja gaw}towne - kanonada
ataki wrecz, be- naJmnieJSzcJ
zmiany sytuacyi ma korzySc Wlo-
chow, poszczeg6lne punkty i
pozycye przechodzq L reki do re-
Xxi wprawdzie, raz je nieprzyjacicl
wezmie, a znow natychmiast cd
bior2 je Wlosi, lecz ma og6} nj
gdzie Centralni ME postqpili, a
straty ponieSli olbrzymie; mad
Piae zadnej zmiany niema -
walk Pozycyjne.
Londyn, 24go listopada. -
Utrzymanie linii Piave zalezy Cd
tego, czy Wfosi zdolajq utrzymac
odcinek tejze linii ma podgorzu al
pejskiem miedzy Brenta a Piave
tam walk sic tocza najstraszniej-
SEE tam wysilki obustronne.
przechodzace opis i wyoDrazenie
prasa charakteryzujc jc jake rzez
Niemc0w i Austryakow, kto-
rych masy Gale gina zw}aszcza
PREY probach przekroczenia Pia-
We: mad rzeka ustawionc masy
traliez wioskich i maszynowych
rcwolwerowych dzia1ek systemu
Fiat szybszych Cd jakichkol-
wick innych is~tniejacych - te-
pia ma rzcce i "a mia nieprzeli-
czone masy zo}nierzy nieprzyia-
cielskich. w walkach biora udzial
wybitny i acroplany w}osk1c.
z INNYCH ERENO
. . WOJNY. -.
Piotrogrod, 24go listopada. -
Cd dawna niema zadnych komu-
nikacyi Z frontow bojowych.
Btrlin, 24go listopada. - Ma
calym wschodnim froncic niema
wydarzch wazniejszych.
Paryz, 24go listopada. - w
Macedonia pod Monastyrem i mad
Doiranem by}y lokalne ataki bull
garskie poprzedzone silna kano-
NADIA; w kilku punktach nieprzy-
jaciel zdolaI sic wedrzec ma okopy
alianckie, lecz natychmiast znow
zostal wyparty; jeden buigarsh
'aeroplan zestrzelono.
WALK w AZYI.
.Londyn, 24-go listopada. -
Wojska ~angielskie zajely w Ara
BIZ miejscowoSc strategicznie waz
na Jabir, o Is mil~na p6lnoc cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
Z Biura Centrum RekTu.
tacUnego Nr. z.

Odjazd ochotn;k6w Armii Pol
skiej do Obozu W Niagara Oil
the Lake naznaczony ma wtorek,
p listopada ME nastqpi. Data
odjazdu ~ogioszona bgdzie We
wszystkich dziennych pismacf
polskich w Chicago a pr6cz tego
kazdy ochotnik zostanie powo'
Iany do odjazdu przez poczt6w-
Ike, wysianq Z Centrum.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
-. 90 80 ....5s. ...:T :....::S
3:
KAPITAN RYDZEWSKI q NOTRE
DAMCZYKANU w WASHINGTON.
Staja drisiaj do CRY z jedenastka Wa
ShingtOn and jefferson W kOnteScie O.
statnim tegO SezOnu.
= g

Kapitan jedenaStki silncj z Uniwer-
sytetu Notre Dame, p. Franciszek Ry-
dzewski z South Chicago. (nasz ,.Maly
Franek') wyjecha} Onegdaj 2 dwudzie-
stu jeden czionkami Swej jedenastki do
Washington. Pa. gdzie tez dis popo-
ludniu Stajq do kontestu Ostatniego te-
go sczOnu W pike noAna 2 jedenaStka
tee silna zwana Washington and JEFF
fersOn'. Kapitan RydzewSki wyStepu-
jc &c Swymi graczami pOraz oStatni i
<podziewac sic MONA IL nieomieSzka pO
kazaG tamtym il jest sraczem W pike
nozna, ~najlepSzym jakiegO dotyChczas
posiadal U~niwersytet. NOtre Dame. III
struktor Harper ME p~rzepOwiada Swy-
ciestwa Ola Swej jedenastki ale twicr-
dzi il gracze jegO gotOwi 81 ito cry "a
cietej. dObrzc wytrenOwani.
W jednym Z dzicnnik6w tutciSZyCh
amerykanskich TAXA o RydzewSkim
znajdujemy wzmianke Captain Frank
Rydzewski Of Chicago is one of the
greatest football players who ever re-
presented NOtre Dame i'm athletics" z
czcm sic tcz wSzyScy najzupeIniej zSa-
dzamy, 10 prawda jest IL w Notre
Dame ME bylO tax dOSkonaiegO atlcty
jakim lest nasz ,,Maiy Frunek".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
Alden portu; w walce nieprzyJa'
ciel poniosf straty znaczne.
WALK w AFRYCE.
Londvn. 2d-po listopada. -

Anglicy przekroczyli wyzyne
Maknda i zajeli Sinbas miejsco-
wosG, gdzie wzieto do niewoli 81
Niemc6w i 75-ciu czarnych; W Ne
vala wzieto znowu 1875 Niemc6w /
76-ciu ~czarnych do niewoli. Kam-
pania ma przebieg nader pomySl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
\FORSKI knoll;
RaZem

Piatka Harry Hatters" zdobyta
wszystkie try Crane partye ma szko-
de rywali z klubu .,Ericksons" die
XII sprawnej grze kreglarzy Witko-
wskiego (2O4 2OO i Panzeka
(225l. Pc stronie pokonanej dobrze
grail kreglarz B%runkowski (222) i
kreglarz Hanke C22O.) Cyfry take:
HARRY HATTERS:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
/ to racya.

Kohn: Al wal. jake ty a bru-
dine nogi, Majer!
Majer: M, a przeciez twoje SO
jeszcze brudniejsze. o.
Kohn: Ty glupi, przeciez ia o 10
lat starszy cd ciebie!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
DzIsIAJ ODBEDA sIE OsTErNIE
KONTEsTY w Pike MONA
JEDENASTEK u ZAKLADOW
WYXSZYCH.
Notre Damczycy staja do CRY W Wa
shington, Pa.

Ma dis popoludniu zapowiedziane
So nastepujace CRY W pike MONA
(football) ostatnie tego sezonu je-
denastek Z Uniwersytet6w tax ma
Wschodzie jak 1 ma Zachodzie. Dc
cry staja:
Ma ZACHODZIE.
Wisconsin vs.. Chicago ma boisku
Stagga, W Chicago.
Michigan VS.. Northwestern W E.
vanston.
Minnesota VS.. Illinois W Urbana,
III.
Syracuse VS.. Michigan Aggies W
East Lansing.
Ames VS.. Iowa W Iowa City.
MA WSCHODZIE.
Notre Dame VS.. Washington and
Jefferson W washington, Pa.
Pennsylvania VS.. Carlisle W Phi
ladelphia.
Brown VS.. yarmouth W Boston.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24

Pieknie dis wieczorem j prawdo-
podobnie W niedziele, niewiela zmie
ny W temperature. DIS wieczorem
okolo % stopni. Umiarkowany poi
nocno-zachodni i p6}nocny wiatr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24
Z Blura MetsorOIoglCznsgo.

w ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyz-
csza temperature wynosila SO stopni,
najnizsza 25 stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura w tym dniu wynosi SO stop
nj; niedobor temperatury W tym ro-
ku 440 stopni.
Wsch6d slonca o godz. 6 min. 81
rano.
Zach6d slonca o godz. 4 min. %
popoludniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24

Ost..nis Wiadomo4ci 3 OjesySn7.
uroznaicoue oryginalnemi lllustra-
.yam;, zamiessc1a stale DAIENNIK
CHICAGOSKl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24

Wczoraj odwiedzi} Centrum
Rekrutacyjne Mr.. 2, m~ieszczace
sic w Domu Zwiazku Polek p.
D. H. Reynolds, Inspector lmi-
eracyiny z Ottawa, Kanada.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-24

Polonia nasza nieomieszka licz-
ME przybyc ma uroszystosc wre-
czenia Sztandaru odjezdzajacym
do Obozh ochotnikow i datkiem
swoim przyczynit sic do zasile-
mia funduszu Armii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-05
MCTORCAR IN
C|TY|S EXPECTED TO
JOIN IN THE DRILL
Three Blasts of the Fire Whistle
Tomorrow Afternoon Will be
Signal for Rendezvous at Camp
Funston.

Every motor car owner - the city
h asked to- be In readiness tomorrow
afternoon To take part In the dem
o%ustration Of the motto minute men
Ia transporting troops
Three blasts Of the fire whistle
Will sound az 3 o'clock. and It ~
asked that ever, possible ear within
the radious of the call bee sent at
once to Camp Funston At the camp
the cars viii Roe loaded with soldiers
and sent over a course hat has been
selected bN Colonel Abbott
capt charles : white. commander
of the minute men emphasized this
morning the point hat the drill b. not
alone for HE men, but FOR every ear
owucr in the city II II designed Co
show what can be- done in un cner-
gency iu getting troups ur pctc" Off
GERS quickly To the scene of tho
trouble.
The course over which the ears
viii take troops viii bee q loop cross
Hothcrwood place and bringing the
motorcadc into the city ON Fourth
street The whole time consumed
Is expected TO lee between %furty-fiNc
minutes and AN hour
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-05
SIS, $25, $29.95, $35, and more

rtdy the union officer is quoted as
-tltiul. the union band would have
marched with the drafted men itsrlf
without charge
The musicians union Will he rep
resented az the meeting tonight
through tts membership iu the state
federation
The letter the union sent to Colonel
Abbott was as follows
Albuquerque. y. NJ. sept -u 1915.
"DoI g.. e. Abbott. Commanding pfn-
Ger Camp Funston Albuquerque,
y NJ
sir Albuquerque Musicians Pro-
tprtIyo Union 80 Gls. American Fed
yrtt,uu OF Musicians. wishes q" call
your attention 10 order so goa issued
Boy the secretary ct war. us follows
Hereafter uu enlisted mtu Boo the
t,tIy, service ot the United states
army. navy lud marine corps, re-
s~po,tlNcll. whether e uUu-r"mmlS-
stoned officer. musician. or private.
shall bee detailed. ordered. CO.. permit
ted tu cave his post 20 engage in any
pursuit. business or performance in
ciyil lite. Tor cmulumcnL hire or 9TH
orWisc. when the same shall inter
Ter, with IA, customary employment
aud r|,lulay engagement ct local 60.
Williams iu th, rc-prruy. arts trades,
uI professions
,ScrtItuu act Of congress APP
proved june g.. 1916, insuriur ,umpl-
auoo with th" spirit of this prohibit
ton insofar l- u applIo- Co. army
bands neither the mere assertions that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-05
SHOW HOW
TO HOOVER|zE ALL
KINDS OF KITCHENS
Toulouse to Arrange Demonstra-
tions to Make Plain That Con
servation Plans Are Simple and
Practical War Exhibits

state patriotic week activities are
c%eutcrinr round the big war exhibit
today Early this morning J. T.
Haunum at the head 81 the Rotary
club committee. assisted hy Paul Red
iul;tou. president of the Rotary clIb.
were CON thc spot. upportioniur the
space tu the various applicants Mrs
Ivan Gruu~fcld acting as deputy for
Mrs Lindsey. president of the wom-
ans auxiliary OF the state council 81
defense appeared to make arrange
mcuts fur the various Womeu's or
stnizttiouS who viii put ON exhibits.
Major a. %. Toulouse also was pres
rnt and outlined his plans Tor the
hig demonstration tu bc put uu by
the Hoover people
II is the plan uf Major Toulouse
tu have % series of Kitchens that will
demonstrate beyond J shadow Of q
doubt that IN, Hoover method Of
preparation and conservation can hc
carried uut as successfully iu the most
primitiv'ly uutfittcd native kitchos
as bon the most modcrnly equipped
hotuc iu the land ". T. Southland.
manager 81 the Albuquerque Gas n
Ar'' f' ''NA'INNH WIZ 'HAAN WV
Kitchen, with electrical appliances
and one with gas ANA the third viii
bo equipped with oil burners. Major
Toulouse announces that ne viii ais,
run 81 diuiuE room to dispose of the
products Of the series nf kitchens
ANY profits remaining from the sdl'
Of meals Iu this restaurant after IN,
mere expenses have been met viii D,
turned over tu the American Re,
Cross.
pm Lemon has tclographed tina
d., viii ho down un train No. T. thi'
! evening aud will fetch the program
uf he meetings of thu, various men.
organizations with him at that time
Mr. Lemon ALSO announces that h.
has q new idea for "a badge for tn.
war WORKERS as well as certain othv
| plans iu connection with state pa
uiotc wecb and has arranged
meeting with Col D. IS - Sellers AN.
John Tomh~ tur this evening
Announcement has been made D.
Arthur ENoritt. president of the \.
huquerquc Retail Merchants Nssocin
tiou that me- has asked AN the mem
beers tu close their places of cuisines
ou ThursdaN 80 MOOT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-05
HE OPTIMISTIC
Iood News Tor Albuquerque
Residents.

Have ,ou d pain jon the small OF the
bacE'
Headaches dizziness, nervous
spells
Are you muguid, irritable aud
wpug'
Annoyed bH urinary disorders
Don't despair profit hy Alhuuuor-
uuc experiences.
Albuquerque people know po,u's
kidney riils-hlyc used them -ger-
ommeud them.
Hcrc's an Albuquerque resident
statement.
g. : Thomas. stationary fireman.
- T.. Gold Ave. says. MY back truu-
blcd mo very much. especially when
I lifted ANYTHING Ms Kidneys We're
disordcred and acted ir~rcgultrly {
know ~ Il man who had been benefited
by boan's Kidney Pills. su I bought
a box. \ few days use 81 Deans
proved them good The trouble with
nay hack soon lett and nay kiducNs
acted regularly. / have used Doau'1
Kidney PMS ON several such occasion.
since then and each time with goo
results
Price zoe. at am dealers Don't
simply AJAX for q kjdney remedy get
poaus Kidney puls-thc same that
Mr Thomas had Foster Milhurn Co
Mfsrs., Buffalo. g. Y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-05
MINISTER'S SONG
IS AN ANSWER TO
WATCH AM RHE|N'
Rev. DR.. Schueler Takes Air of
German National Hymn and
Fits Sentiments of Embattled
Freemen to II.

one of the features Of the lunch
cons az which the teams iu the Lib
crty bond campaign reported ycsfcr-
daN and today was the singing OF "a
son entitled THE Whole World waits
fur the O.. = a" The words were
pastor of the German Lutheran
church io the tuu Of the Wacht am
Rhoin the German natioua. song
and urr meant J. ana answer To d.
ln speaking Of %. In Schuclcr said
the woods came from his heart Every
drop ct blood 900 hts body. he said.
was German and he loved the Ger
man people bu, hc hated German
lutorrt,y and German militirism.
and his whole heart was with hi,
cuuutr, iu ats battle against an. dark
forces Of the German government and
the war caste Dr Schuclcr is "a
facilc writer OF verse and has fire.
p%uontly translated German poetry.
The words of The Whole World
waits For the e. : a." are AS fol-
lows
The call has come 60 the 4. : \.
To TAX. her place iu ;hc mighty FRAY.
\ urccmau's heart wakes - the call
uf Freedom swaying Ia her fan
Choru,
Then. frccmcn from your shore.
away
As -uut Of rrccmcn. strike today
TIN" world your liberty let share fu'
ave
TN, ~ d. world waits for VAN tb,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-05
LYRIC THEATER IS
TO MOVE FURTHER
UP CENTRAL AVENUE
Former Trotter Store to be Re.
modelled at an Expense of
$4,000; Cameron Takes Lease
for Ten Years.

The Lyric theateI viii shortly move
from It9 West Central avenue To 3i1
West Central avenue, recently vacated
by Hugh Trotter. a pee Fred
Cameron. proprietor Of the Lyric. h1s
leased The premises az No. az for
ten years and has approved an arch
,tcct's plans for improvements To cort
Sl.On0.
The new Lyric viii have q seating
Oapa.it, 81 800 The machine booth.
where the picture projecting appnrat-
us will be housed. will DE constructed
entirely 81 meal Hath and cement
plaster. and fire protection will oe
further enhanced hy au asbestos floor.
\ permit Tor she improvements was
issued today ~ Building Inspector
Earl BuwdiCh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-05

VOst u HBht fa.UN a Year, Is .snH
per cpnt Of his wages. \ saving OF
only three minutes a day for one
man will pay for this light. You can
let your intelligence estimate the I'M
rease in quality and quantity Of work
out.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-05

Put in "A HELP WANTED az, then
read tho SITUATIONS wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-05
Good Lighting for
Workmen Important;
Boosts Efficiency

The value Of good lighting for
workmen can hardly be overeatimat-
ed-the cost. compared 10 age IL
so small. and the increased efficiency
n output 40 great.
Varying conditions and present
prices vii; allow no general compare
sons In figures. but let US assume
an extreme ease.
Only one man at n machine
needs an additional tOO-watt lamp
tmore might be identified by this n
lamp-arraneements might he 50
madel. He gets Is cents an hour;
l0-hour day. 500 days "a year. His
yearly wages are $1,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-05
New "Wirthmor" $1.00
Waists

The popular price biouses We have been
selling have caught the popular fancy
and We dare say many women are some.
what better OF today who have bought
these waists frecly-f0r the savings are
really substantial II H. not alone the
price that has made the waist, 80 pop.
ulnr-it's their thorough d%csirnbility
aud pleasing styles plus their low price.
Why are "Wirthmor Waists ~
popular
Because of their refined pretty styles:
the care and nicetv with which they
mr." made; aud becsusc they are per
feet fitting.
Second Floor Today-New Shipment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-05
Classified Ads Bring Results.

Every day HERALD WANTS ADS
find help secure positions: sell articles
no longer needed; rent houses. flats.
apartments. stores and real estate; find
the lost. sell houses. lots and farms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-05
Regiment Camps Out
Near Alameda Bridge

The l,sth infantry returned this
moon from It's hills, go Alameda The
started uui u full marChiur order
Yesterday afternoon Th,y Oaupci
overnight beyond Alameda ny.dpc,
The Mankato free press., 1917-02-16
ev, Philstead of Minneapolis,

Rev, Philstead Of Minneapolis,
brother law of the groom, and TAX
ing place at the home of the bride in
the presence of an assembly of rela-
tives and intimate friends. The rooms
were prettily decorated with cut fiow-
ers, and preceding the ceremony Miss
Gordon sang, 81 Love You Truly"
she then played the wedding march
as the brida l party entered. Miss
Winifred Moore of this Icity acted as
bridesmaid, and Attorney William
Lee of Granite Falls was best man.
The bride wore dainty gown of pale
blue georgette crepe, and the maid
wore pale green crepe de chene. An
elegantly appointed wedding luncheon
was served at five! o'clock, and the
same evening the bride and groom de-
parted on wedding trip to the twin
cities. They will make their home in
Granite Falls. Mrs. ]. F. Moore and
daughter, Miss Winifred, of this city,
attended the ceremony and returned
home yesterday.
The Mankato free press., 1917-02-16

ing in the gymnasium. The evening
was enjoyably spent and dainty re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Belle Trowbridge is expected
this week from Rice Lake, Wiscon-
sin for an indefinite stay at the Rob-
ert Turrittin home.
Henry Vernon expects to spend
part of this week with his daughter,
Anna, in Hill City.
A large crew of quarrymen shove
led snow for the railway company
this week.
L. C. Mason did business in Man
kato, Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Dahlgren was on the
sick list this week.
Charles Waterman and Henry Pet
tbs visited George Burr, who is seri-
ously ill, the first of the week, at
Walnut Grove.
William Foster has been laid UP
with the grippe the past week.
Mrs. Glenn Hunt and daughter
Dorothy, arrived at the Wilcox home
from North Dakota, Monday night
after a long tiresome journey. She
will remain indefinitely.
Miss Mary Turritin of Mime
apolis is expected to spend the week
end at the R. Turrittin home.
Arnold Anderson was absent from
school last week on account of sick
ness.
Miss Gertie Johnson is home from
Mankato for a weeks vacation.
The Gould Elevator company and
the Breen stone plant are : closed
down during the shortage of coal
here.
Mrs. T. S. Wilcox and children,
Dorothy, Ethel and John are nicely
settled in San Monica, California,
where they will spend the winter.
Ethel and John are attending school
there:
Miss Laura Phelps, principal at the
Kasota high school was able to re-
sumo her school duties, Tuesday af-
ter an illness of several days.
Little Carl Anderson was taken
quite sick in school Tuesday after
noon. His illness was due to heart
trouble.
Miss Beatrice Roberts suffered
with neuralgia last week.
Claude Moulton left Minneapolis,
Saturday intending, to spend Sunday
at home but was snowbound at LIE
Sleur until Monday evening, when
he reached Kasota and remained un-
til Tuesday.