davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-27

Gen. Korniloff. who led the abor-
tive rebellion in Russia must face .
military court-marital to answer. foi
any part he may have had in the
disgracefui retreat of Russian troops
last July, according to announcement
Saturday. This trial, il was assumed
would be separate from that which
the rebel leader must undergo On 2
treason charge.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-27

China is expected shortly to decide
on the sending of 10000 troops to the
French front, according to dispatch
to a Japanese paper
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-27

The autompbile doesn't prove =
man has moasy. but that he did ~
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-27

|. Gods lambs cut some funny capers
some times. ~
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-27

The ladder of success does N
start with . gold foot rail.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-27

It's a lot easier to keep a ball rol
ing than to start it again. 4;y
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-27

Diligence is the mother of good
luck. $50
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-27

Most Of the, obstacles in our ~
are the ones we make. ourselves. Z. !,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-09-27

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-24
SPISEK IRLANDZKO-NlE-
MIECKI.

Nowy York, 24go pazdz. -
Tajna policya Stanow Zjedno-
czonych wykryia nowy splsek
i~rlandzkiej organizacyi Sim
Fem. kt6rego celem bylo wywo-
lanie rewolucyi w Irlandyi ma
Wielkanoc W przyszlym roku, w
rocznice krwawych rozruchow
W Dublinie 1916 roku.
Pieniedzy mia, d~ostarczyc
Rad niemiecki, tax samo jak W
roku 1916; u1ozono juz wste-
pne plany, kiedy tajna policya
Stanow Zjednoczonych wkroczy-
Ia i aresztowaia trzech spiskow-
COW, n mianowicie dwu Sim
Feine6w" , jednego poddanego
niemieckiego, ktorego Bernstein
najal, by ,,pilnowai interes6w
Niemicc W Irlandyi", kiedy mu
sias wyjezdzaG re Stanow lie
dnoczonych.
Aresztowany zostai przede-
wszystkiem pod osobistem kie-
rownictwem Williama J. Flynn,
szefa tajnej policyi, Ygen." Liam
Mellowes, jeden Z przywodz'
| COW rewolucyi 1916 r, a potem
Niemiec, ktory podal swe ma
zwisko jake baron Max vor
Recklinghousen. R6wnoczeSnie
doniesiono, re W Halifax areSz'
towano dra Patricia McC,o iona
take Sim Feinera, ktory gra:
role W rozruchach W Dublinie
urzednicy kanadyjscy aresztowa'
Ii 60 ma ~polecenie telegraficzne
szefa w. J. Flynna. lime arf:sz'
towania maja nastapit.
Mellowes zostal postaWiony
pod kaucyq $500, a Won keck-
linghausen zabrany do ohozr
cudzoziemcow nieprzyja>.,,-
skich ma Ellis Island. Ten osta-
tni przybyi do Stanow Ziedn
w r. 1900, mial biuro pnr. 1eO
Broadway. i jake inzynier przez
kilka lat pracowal IL firmly West
inghouse Co. Zabrano tez mno-
stwo waznych dokumentow j
ksiag, stanowiacych cenny ma
teryai ~dowodowy.
ZNAKOMITY AEROPLAN
WLOSKI.
Nowy York, "a pazdziernika.-
Trzeci aeroplan wioski, W ktorym
znajdowali sic pilota i obserwator,
rdostai sic do wojskowego pola a
wiatycznego w Mineola, L. I,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-24
ZWACLAWOWA.

Ubieg}ej niedzieli ma bazarze pa
rafialnym zebralo sic wielkie grono
Kupc6w i Przemyslowc6w, jakotez
parafian i przyjaci6} parafii sw. Wac
lava. Bawiono sic ochoczo do pol
nocy a chociaz pod kazdym wzgle-
dem rozsprzedaz akcyi szia razno
jednakze spora ii2zba pieknych re
czy pozostala jeszcze. Vice, ably dat
sposobnoSc, tym, ktorzy ~jeszcze ma
bazarze ME byli ! tym. kt6rzy byli
a chcieliby jeszcze spr6bowaG szcze-
Scia. o1bedzie sic W przyszla niedzie-
lie dodatni dzien baZaru. Bedzie to
W rodzaju Bargain Day., wiec be-
die sposobnoSG tanim kosztem ma
bye piekne przedmioty. w koncu
Jest 1 ma miejscu wspomnie6, IL 3D.
bedzie sic take w niedziele uroczy-
ste wreczenie nagr6d dwom towarzy-
szom, kt6re otrzyma}y nagrody w
konteScie, zyskajac najwieksza licz-
be glosow. Nagrode pc stronie iowa
rzystw meskich l mieszanych, otrzy-
malo Tow. Spiewu sw. Cecylti zysku-
lac 1141 g}os6w. najblizsi ich ryWa-
lie ii. Tow. Sw. Waciawa, Z~jednocze-
MIA zyskalo 344 glos6w, wiec wick
szost Tow. Spiewu Sw. Cecylii jest
1877 elos6w. Pc stronie towarzystw
zenskich nagroda ~przypada TOW.
sw. Jadwigi, kt6re pozyskalo 35O
glos6w. Dwor sw. Martyny z. N. K.
L. by3 drugi pc stronie zehskich to-
warzystw majac 17S gios6w. Wick
szos6 Ch6ru sw. Jadwigi 17S gaosow'
:z,wycieskie to~warzystwa przybeda in
gremio ma bazar " niedziele, by sWie
cic W zwyciestwo i odebrat swe ma
W. ID.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-24
TELECRAMY KRAJOWE
T PozYCZKI o
NOSCIOWEJ.

Washington, 24-go pazdz. -
Department skarbu ma wszel-
ka nadzieje, re W dniu dzisiej-
Sym, wyznaczonym przez pre-
zydenta Wilsona jake Yswieto
pozyczki wolnosciowej", osia
gnic sic re sprzedazy bondow
sumo $3,OO0,0 600, 900. Jest w ca,
lynn kraju 100000 osob zajmu.
jacych sic s~przedaza bond6w; ci
dzisiaj przez caly dzieh praco'
wac beda gdyz wszelkie inne in
teresa beda zawieszone; tysiace
mowc6w ma zebraniach patryo-
tycznych wzbudza6 beda zapal
i zachecac do nabywania bon
dow; pomiedzy mowcami beda
tacy jak byly prezydent Taft,
William J. Bryan, mowca Clarl;
! inni.
Do dnia dzisiejszego subskryp
eye wynosily okoio 100000
daleko to jeszcze do sunny 5 mi
liard6w, kt6ra osiagnat sic ma
w przyszla sobote, ale jest ma
d~zieja, re sic ia osiagnie. Maj
wieksze sunny osiagniete wczo-
raj w taxi spos6h sic przedsta-
wiaja: Du Pont Powder Co.
SIS, 900, 900: U. S. Steel Corpora
ton $4,000, 900; Euitable Trust
Co. IN. W SIS, 5OO,OOo; Union
Pacific S5,OOO,OOo: National
Bank Of Commerce (St. Louis)
SIS, 900, 900; Union National
Bank philadelphia $1,000, 900.
w dystrykcie federalnym O.
bejmujacym New York Sub
skrypcye do dnia dzisiejszego
juz wyniosly 1915, oOO,o 900, t. j.
tylko O SS5, 900, 900 mniej, anizeli
ola tego dystryktu wyznanoczo-
no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-24
Ulga W EgZemie

Me martw sic wskutek egzemy Tub
innych ~przypadlosci sk6rnych. Mozess
mice czysta, zdrowa sk6re przez uzycie
troche zemo, ktore dostaniesz W kazdej
apiece "a 35t, hub ekstra duzs butelke "a
$1.00.
Zemo zazwyczaj usuwa pryszcze, Wy:
rzuty, zeszpecenia, egzeme i w~agryiczyni
sk6re czysta i zdrowa. Zemo jest czy-
stym, przenikajacym, .antysePtycznym
pfynem, ME lepkim i ME tlustym i ME
plami. Latwo go stosowac i kosztuje
tylko drobnostke. Zawsze MONA ma MIN
polegac.
The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, D.
(ogi.I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-24
SS..s:T E::M..: T:...:.:
::.A.sss;s:. :sis:.A

SALA GININASTYCZNA w PARKU
DAVIS SQUARE MA PROGRAM
DOSKONALY Ma Scion
ZIM0WN.
x 9M
Tadeusz S~IeszyiSki, nOwy dyrektor
Parku, bierze sic dziarSkO
do dziela.
M6 *
OneS,laj wSpOmnicliSmy q Otwarciu
sail Simna>tycznej " parEu Davis ST.,
PREY 45-tCj ul. i M~arShfield ave, Ia
Town of Lake. Sala Ia jak i tez wiele
innych sal parkOwych 81 do uzytku
publicznegO ~zbudOwaue. ale bardzo ma
10 Z uaSzej miOdziczy kOrzySta ze SpO-
SObnOSci i ME uczCSzcza ma lekcye ii
mnaStyki. wolf zaS boki zbiiat pc M
~roznikach Tub tel przeSiadywaG w
~.,poolroomach' ponoSzac w ten SpoS6b
>zkode niepowctowana. DUO sic o TEN
mGwi i ptSze ale naSzym to jak grOch
rzucany o Sciunc, odbija sic Siowo pra-
wdy o uSzy ich i M tenn koniec.
Ot6h. raz jeSzcze S~pr6bujemy szcze-
>cta. Sportowcom i tym. kt6rzy pod
barznem okiem .trejuera" mogq sic Z
czaSem wyrObiG ma dOSkouaiych atle-
TOW. u zwiaSzczl ..hOjsOm' zamicSzka-
lynn ma Town of Lake radzimy pre-
czytat nizej podany rozklad goblin lex
cyl jaki uadeSial nam p. TadeuSz Sic
SzynSki. niedawno ~mianowany dyrek-
torem parku Davis Square PREY 45tej
ul. i Mar>hfield ave-. i stale uczeSzczac
ma Iekcyc W dni o~zuaczOne.
Ch{opcy W wieku oil lat 3 DO l., ma
ia lekcye ~gimnaStyki w ~pOniedziaiki /
wtorkt kazdeso tygodnia oil godziny
$50 TO 4:3O wieczorem.
Starsi chiopcy, Cd lat Is do II, mo-
"a sic Stawic We czwartki i piatki ty-
godnia pomiedzy godzina 40 n 900
~wleczorem.
Chiopacy oil 10 do Is roku. kt6rym
w~yznaczone jest pracowac Z a dnia IA
utrzymanie. NIGGA sic Stawit W ponie-
dziaiki i Srody. pomiedzy godz. 700
Il 9:3O wieczorem.
Ola S~tarSzych. W wieku lat 10 Tub
wyzcj. p~rzeznaCzonU wtorki / czwar-
tiki kazdego tygOduia, cd godziny 100
do $50 wieczOrem.
Ola byzneSistOw w~yznaczOnO >rody
oil godziny $ 80 do 80 wieczorem.
Szkoia w~ieczorna Ola mCzczyzn o.
twartu jest kazdego piatku Cd godziny
500 do $50 wieczOrem.
Cwiczenia ma ~przyrzadach gimnasty-
cznych ola mezczyzn W SObOty Cd GO
dziny 100 do SIS wieczorem; ola
chiopc6w zaS wyznaczOno czas pOpO-
Iudniowy. take W soboty Cd godziny
200 do $50.
Praktyka o~ddzielnych klub0w, t. wv.
team practice" Odbywat sic bedzie W
~poniedzialki. wtorki. czwartki i piatki,
kazdego tygodnia, pomiedzy gOdz. 900
a 700 wieczOrem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-24

folk, Va, W przeciagu trzech 60
dim i 10 minut. Jest to rekord Je-
szcze lepszy Cd rekordu osl9gnIe-
tsgo przez ,,Pomilio Scout Plan"
onegdaj, ktory $50 mil przebyl W
. godzinach SIS minutach. Pre-
cietna chyzosc ostatniego aeropla-
'nu, ,.scio Scout" wynosiia 19O
mil ma godzine; miejscami pedzi}
Z chyzoscia $50 mil ma godzine,
podczas gdy najwieksza chyzoSt
Pomilia wynosiia 140 mil.
OSZCZEDZANIE CUKRU.
Nowy York, "a pazdziernika.-
Ia wspolnem porozumieniem sic
fabrykantow cukru, urzednikow
miejskich i kupcow d~robiazgo-
wych, zaprowadzono tn ograni--
czenia w sprzedazy cukru. Kazdy
kupiec drobiazgowy otrzynywac
bedzie co tygodnia wyznaczona
Scisle iloSc cukru do rozprzedazy
odbiorcom ma cukier ten rozdzie
lac pomiedzy odbiorcow tax, by
laden Z mich zbyt wiele cukru ME
mogi nabywac, a i kupcowi "a
bronione bedzie gromadzic zapa-
sy. Zgodzono sic III to, by spree
dawano cukier pc 10 centow funt.
Ma to obowiazywac .narazie do !
stycznia 1918, a wyznaczono ko-
mitet do pilnowania przeStrzega-
MIA tel uchwaly.
R NIEMIECKIE.
St. Louis, "a. pazdziernika. -
Zwrocono uwage prokuratora dy-
stryktowego Charlesa A. karcha
W East St. Louis ma to-. re w po-
iudniowych powiatach Stanu ILL.,
noiS rozprzedaz bondow wolnoS-
clowych niema powodzenia wsku-
TEX wplyw0w niemieckich. Depar-
tament sprawiedliwoSci zarzqdzi
Sledztwo. We Washington Coun-
~, powiecie liczqcym okoio 10000
mieszkancow, ME sprzedano ami
jednego bondu do poludnia wczo-
raj. W. Nashville, stolicv tego
powiatu, wybitny jakiS przemy--
Siowiec, odradzal obywatelom XII
powac bondy, w Belleville, jak p.
karchowi donieSiono, rome oso-
by odwiedza1y iabrvki i radziiy
dziewczetom tam pracujacym, by
nie kupowaly bond6w.
~PATRYOTYCZNY CHIN
CZYK.
Washington, D. c., "a paz-
dziernika. - Tie Sing, Chinczyk,
urodzony we Virginia City, New,
pred 80 laty, wszyStkie swe O.
szczednoSci ulokowal w bondach
wolnosciowych. Tie Sing ME ma
ojczyzny. Uwaza sic "a Ameryka-
nina, ale ME jest W stanie udowo-
dnic, &c urodzii sic w Stanach
Zjednoczonych, gdyz wszyscy ci,
ktorzy 60 znali dzieckiem we Vir-
ginia City, albo umarli, albo wy
prowadzili sic W strony ~nieznanc.
TEN to przykrzejsze ola niego, re
ME moze wskutek tego sprowa-
die Z Chin swoja zone i 7 letniq
coreczke. Pred laty BOWEN Sing
wyjechaf byl do kraju przodk0w
swoich i W czasie swego tam pc,
bytu ozeni} sic, ale potem powr6-
Gil do Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-24

,.Dnennik Chicagos6" mozna
yamawiae u nsstepujacyeh agen.
tow: Tones. 1897 N. Trov utica.
Slcb6d SOal N. Monticello ave
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-24
POLSCY WOJACY w TEXASIE
DZIELNIE SIZE SPISALI.
M ~ *
8 * g q c

-
Il Camp Logan W Houston, Texas,
dOnOSi nam liStOwnie p. Henryk Ira
wiGski o dziafalnOSci naszych polskich
wOjak6w kt6rzy naleAa do kOmpanii
H. 1920 reSimentu miliCyi Stanu
Illinois. a kt6rzy Obecnie przebywaja
W miejScu wy&ej wymieniOnem szyku-
jac sic do wyprawy ma kajzera.
..ChiOpacy naSi rOzpOczeli juz gre
W pike kOSZykOwa - pisze nasz Hen
rvs - i jak M pOczatek doSkOnale sic
tez SpiSali, pOkOnywujac Silnych i spra-
wnych graczy Z klubu Houston y. NJ.
c. A." punktami 81 do 16. Ma specy-
alma wzmiankC ZaS}uzyli Sobie Ruhnke
i CieSSau Z JanOwSkim do kompanii,
kt6rzy w Chicago pred wStapieniem do
wojSka Wuja Sauna w~ystepOwali do CRY
po StrOnie klubu ,,Terrapins" Z parku
PulaSkiegO i klubu Or{a BialegO ma
StaniSiawOwie. Dzielnie tez grail Leon
POpek i f. kOzakiewicz, byli Cz{onko-
vie klubu atletycznego p. II. Polish
American A. c." z Siedziba w Eckhart
parku. Do klubu Observation-Disclosures
20 naleza& take Janowski, najlepszy
strGz piatki 135 f%untowej."
Dalej. 2 listu do mas pisanego do
wiadujemy sic IL g}0wnq ~przyczyna po-
raaki rywali bylO owe SyStematyczne
podawanie Sobie pilki W grze przez ma
Szych zuch0w, kt6rzy zdatni SO j do
broni i do CRY wSzelakiej. ably tylko
obconarodowcOm pokazac, re niema to
jak Polacy, gotowe do obrony kraju /
honoru wlaSnego.
Odpowiedzialnym "a to wSzyStko jest
sierzant Leon Popek, kt6regO zadaniem
jest staraC sic o kontesty ola naszych
..bOjS0w" oraz .trenowanie ich.
Rezultat kontestu wyzej wymeno-
nego w CyfraCh taxi:
Co. ii. bend Inf.
Bellman, r. f.,
Husenjaeger, r. f.
Ruhnke, l. f.,
CeSSau, c.
Kozakiewicz, r. 6.
POpek, +. g.
Janowski, |. 8.
Houston Y. NJ. {. 4.
Thiel, r. f.
Gribble, !. T.
Cannon, c.
Pertle, T. g.
LiSSert, ]. g.
Putnam, I. g.
KOszyki zdObyli - CieSSau s; Ruhn-
Ike ): Thiel .; Lissert, Cannon, Janow-
ski i Popek.
Wolne rzuty zdobyli - Ciessau .;
LiSSert >.
Referentem kontestu byl Sierzant Ed
ward Dymek.
(Dalszego powodzenia naszym ,boj'
som" ma polu a%tletycznem i wOjskowem
zyczy Red. SpOrt.),
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-24

PrncujeSl " Gr0dmIeAcluT - Kup 80.
Die tam DZiENNIK CHICAGOSKi
smialo czytaJ poIskS gazette W
ia g6y 1edZiesg do dOmu. Mech poznA-
IA hConarodowcy naSzR sISS IicZe"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-24

KouteSty zawodowe (match games)
Odbywac sic moga tylkO W soboty cd
godziny $3.50 do 600 wieczorem j cd
godziny S:1j do $50 wieczOrem.
Zapasy it'd. kazdego wieczora W sail
bOcznej pomiedzy godz. 1870 a 900
wieczOrem.
Taxi jest program podany przez p.
T. SleszyGskiegO; radzimy naszym ma
Town of Lake wyciac go i zachowac.
- Do dzieia mIOdzi przyjaciele!
~ " Ky ~ ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-04
MRS. NEIGS TO SPEAK
At EXECUTIVE MANSION
Meeting Thursday Afternoon Under
Auspices Y. w. C. A.
MRS. HARRINGTON PATRON
Girls Patriotic League win Serve As
Ushers Committee EeeIiug.
This Afternoon.

Much interest has been aroused in
the meeting which AIrs. Emerson c.
Harrington has called at the Cover
nor's Mansion for Thursday afternoon.
December 6. Mrs John Meigs. of
Philadelphia, who will tell ofIthe i'm
portant work the Y. w. C. A. is doing
at the mobilization camps and in
France, has had a wide field of ex-
perience and is a fine speaker
Through the courtesy OF Captain
Eberle, Superintendent of the Naval
Academy five piecs Of the band will
be on hand to furnish music. Twelve
members of the Girls Patriotic
League will serve as ushers. The
meeting is at three o'clock.
Mrs. Harrington, s~ho has been for
some weeks at Camp Admission visiting
her son, who is to sail soon for
France with his division, has offered
the use of her house for the meeting.
The committee, which met this after
noon to arrange the details of the
program is as follows.
Mrs. Emerson c. Harrington, chair
man; Mrs A. Mccormick, Mrs. Ed
ward Johnson. Mrs. Thomas Fell. Mrs.
Robert Dashiell, Mrs. Dorsey Gassa-
way, Mrs. Alphonzo Smith, Miss Mar
garet Walton, Mrs John f. Craven,
Miss Katharine Walton, Mrs. T. ]. Lin
thicum, Miss Louise Linthicum and
Mrs Theodore w. Johnsoni
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-04
PROTEST AGAINST APPOINT.
NENT OF ROBERT Grain

Whereas, Mr. R0bETf Grain. attor-
ney for the National Brewers Asso-
citation. has been appointed director
Of the War Savings Fund Campaign
for Maryland; and.
Whereas, This work viii require
The support and cooperation of the
ministers, Sunday Schools and differ
ent church organizations Of the State
and. since there is at the present
time a campaign being waged in the
State and nation for the prohibition
Of the liquor traffic; be it, therefore,
Resolved, That the Headquarters
Committee OF the Anti-Saloon League
OF Maryland earnestly protest TO
Secretary McAdoo and Frank A.
Vanderlip against the appointment OF
Mr. Grain for the reason that he
stands Numerically opposite to those
upon whom he must depend for sue
cess Of the Thrift Movement as evil
denced by the fact that for number
of years Mr.. Grain has been the attor-
Hney and recognized lobbyist of the
liquor interest of the State and na-
tion which today is wasting foodstuffs
in the manufacture of intoxicating
liquors.
We further submit that an appeal
from the Brewers attorney TO the
children to save their pennies would
not be so well received as if it came
from a business which had been fair
to the childhood OF the country.
we further protest against the APP
pointment Of the attorney of the
Brewers Association for this peculiar
kind of work at this time
Ii YOU think it unfair to place the
attorney and representative of the
Brewers in position of prestige
which can be used to the advantage of
the saloon. write Hon. William G.
AIeAdoo. washington. D. O., and pro-
test against the appointment Of Robert
Grain
Advertisement Published by au-
thority Of G. W Crabbe, Baltimore,
Ma d4-1t.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-04
ON THE HONOR ROLL
AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL
Scholars Who Have Won Distinction
The Past Month.

. The following scholars at the Gram
mar School who have won distinc-
tion in studies, attendance. punctuaI-
ity and department during the past
month are on the Honor Roll for the
month of December:
Grade IA, Miss Woodward teacher.
Catherine Blackburn. Dorothy Meyers
Margaret Strange. Bernard Green
gold, Francis Rawlings, John Sulli-
van. Enrico Tarentino and Carl Ward
Grade 1B. Miss Childs, teacher
Carolin Eppes, Helen Mayerhofer,
Bertha Katcef, Beatrice Holland. Har-
old Donald, Calvin Fitch, Albert
George, Edward Lorency. Thomas
Mortimer, Mariana Ristano.
Grade ia, Miss Edith Childs,
teacher: Audrey Arnold, Anna Clark,
Medora Gibson, Elvear Heidler, Ada
Jewell, Evelyn Jones, Dorothy Miller
Wade McCready, Deasmo Tasso, Rose
Giudice. Robert Gardner Sidney
Roberts. Ellis Robinson, William Wal
Ter and Powell Musterman.
Grade lib, Miss Brewer, teacher:
Alfred Homaino, Robert Green, Alton
Sadler and Louise Catlin.
Grade 11C, Miss Feldmeyer, teacher:
Mary Porter, Muriel Fox. Joseph Kat
cef and Calvert Kirby.
Grade lila, Miss Rolnick. teacher
Marion Welch, Silvia Sweetman. Dora
Greenfield, Edith Logan, Katherine
Linthicum, Antoinette Restiano, Rob
ert Taylor, Gilbert Gott, Mary Estell
Evans, Irving Young, Dorothy Will
Jams, Natalie Boessel and Ruth Seeley
Grade lib, Miss Brooke, teacher
Bessie Greenfield, Virginia Linton, Ell
sic Freeman, Max Bloom, Gilbert Hill
Anna Scala and Annie Martin.
Grade "A, Miss Feldmeyer. teacher
Irwin Rusteberg, Jach Chew, Dorothy
Johnson. Samuel Purdie, Elizabeth
Ridgely and Martha Fisher
Grade Alb. Miss Duvall, teacher
Catherine Clark and William Cicca.
rome
Grade CGirIs). Miss Harrington
teacher: Addie Davisdon, Hilda Les
and Julia Williams
Grade tBoysl, Miss Heintz
teacher Charles Fenton, Albinc
Dimmaggio ana Samuel Bloom.
Grade sc. Miss Hunter. teacher.
Georgia Swcctman.
Grade 6 lBoys), Miss Johnson
teacher: yolkert Douw and Louis
Snyder
Grade (Girls). Miss CalIaghan
teacher Mary Gilhuley, Ruth Kat
sef, Margaret Meekinsv Olive Root
Catherine Ward, Helen Wilson an'
Rosa Belle Rohr
Grade (Boys), Miss Duvall. teach
er. Paul Ehle and Wayne Carrick-
Grade sc, Miss Preller, teacher
John Rogers and Sarah Rogers.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-04
TONIGHT T'SSHOKER
FORNENOF THE SERVICE
Musical Entertainment TO Be Given
-Good Program.
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE
Eukulele Orchestra Community Sing
ing and Coed Time
For All.
ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE

TOnight's program at the smoker
and entertainment 10 be given the men
in all branches OF the service of the
United States, promises to be interest
ing and entertaining.
As the recreation rooms at the
State Armory are closed tonight on
account OF dance, the service men
win be entertained at the City AS
sembly Rooms until 1890.
There viii be a musical program by
members of the Eukulele Orchestra,
Mr. Royal Wigley. manager, and
Community Singing. led by Mr. Clar-
ence' L. Clemson. with Prof. Ritch-
ings. organist of st. Anne's, accom-
panist All the war songs win be
sung, and the popular patriotic songs
Miss Heffenger, who is chairman OF
the entertainment committee, es-
pecially. the musical branch, will be
represented tonight by Mr.. John
Green On Miss HeHenger's commit
tee are the following, besides those
mentioned:
Mr.. Adolph Torovsky, representing
the Naval Academy band; Prof Handy.
the Five Arts Club; Mrs. Rieger, the
Girls Mandolin Club; Mrs. Fell, St
Johns College: Mrs. g. d. johnson
and Mrs. Ennalls waggaman. St
Anne's.
During the evening ladies OF the
Recreation Committee will serve hot
coffee and sandwiches, and smokes
will be provided for the men
The community singing viii be a
feature OF this evenings entertain
ment
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-04
COMMUNITY SINGING
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
Arrangements Made For Week #
December 10.
XMAS ENTERTAINMENT roo
Scholars Have Been Granted Use Of
House Of Delegates Chamber
On The twentieth.

National airs and Christmas carols
will feature a Community Singing
entertainment which il has arranged
to hold in the City High School be-
ginning on the night of December 10
and continuing during that week to
December IA, inclusive, Each night
the High School building will he
open, and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended 10 all patrons OF the school
and visitors to participate in the sing
ing.
The singing will be led by Mrs
Henrietta Baker Low, vocalist OF
wide reputation. Mrs Low is assist
ant professor at the Peabody Con-
seryatory >ef Music consulting super
visor of Public School Music, Director
Of Community Music at the Peabody,
and until four years ago. Supervisor
OF music in the public schools of Bal
timore City
Music lovers OF Annapolis shodld
welcome the opportunity of participate
ing in this community singing enter
tainment. as Il will be decided
novelty here in she city and should
be a very enjoyable affair. An added
toue- of interest is given through the
fact that the dates arranged are with
in two weeks of the Yuletide holiday.
and that Christmas carols are 60 be
sung
As above Indicated. Mrs Low, who
viii lead the several songs, deyotes
her entire time 70 musical
matters She is woman of marked
ability. wonderful personal magne-
tism. and TO have her in Annapolis for
the coming community singing will
prove a real treat
The pupils Of the High School have
been granted permission TO use the
hall Of the House Of Delegates az the
State House to hold their Christmas
entertainment on December Captain
Louis NJ Mutton. Commandant OF
Midshipmen at the Nayal Academy,
has given consent for an orchestra OF
the Academy band TO assist in the
music. and Prof Toroysky, leader Of
the band, is lending his cooperation
in the plans to make the occasion
big success. Details i'm connection
with the entertainment will be pub.
lished in The Capital at an early
date.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-12-04
some" DINNER
For Machine Gun Company Thanks
giving Day at Camp
Mcclellan.

Writing home from Camp MeClel-
Ian. Anniston. Ala, one of the mem-
bors 81 The Machine Gun Company
said they had some" dinner Thanks
giving Day
The following was the menu:
Roast turkey, chanberry sauce,
brown gravy, oyster and sage dress
ing French peas and corn, baked
sweet potatoes. mashed Irish pota-
toes. celery hearts and dill pickles,
dessert pumpkin pie, mince pie,
mivod nuts, candy, apples, grapes,
oranges. cocoa. plain cake, ice cream
and cigars