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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01

well and feel fine in the morning and able to do my work. I gladly recon mend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to make weak nerves strong. "- Mrs. ALBERT SULTzE, 6O3 Olmstead St, Winona, Minn.
 How often do we hear the expression among women, q am so nervous, can not sleep" or Cit seems as though should fly" Such women should profit by Mrs. Sultze's experience and give this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, trial.
 For forty years it has been overcom- ing such serious conditions as displace- ments, inflammation, ulceration, irreg- ularities, periodic pains, backache. dig Siness, and nervous prostration of women, and is now considered the stan- dard remedy for such ailments.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01
MOTOR BOAT FIRE PERuS FRIGATE
 CONSTITUTION"

Boston, Jan. 31-The frigate Con- stitution, known as Old Ironsides, was endangered by fire on motor boat at navy yard yesterday. A naval tug was run alongside the frigate to shield her from the flames
 The blaze was due to the back fir ing of the motor boat engine.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01
DENY CONN. co APPEAL.

Hartford, Jan. 31-The appeal of the Connecticut Go. from, the order of the highway commissioner relating to the location of tracks on Dixwell avenue, Hamden, has been denied by the public utility commission and the commission has ordered that the tracks be placed in the center of the avenue and not on the side.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01

so bad l could not re st a t nigh t- would lie awakeand get so nervous I would have to get up and walk around and in the morning would be all tired out. 1 read about Lydia E. Pinkham's We ge table Com pound and thought l would try it. My nervousness soon left me, I sleep
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01

Hartford, Jan. S1-The public util- ity commission has approted the al- iteration made at Bolton Notch, which consists of the carrying of the high way over the railrOad track by the construction of a hidge.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01

John B. Foster mailed income tax blanks to all of the Giants yesterday. The tax covers moneys earned in 1917 and theb oys will have to pay tax on that $2,548.14 they won for losing the last Worlds Series.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01
WOMAN'S NERVES
 MADE STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Winona, Minn. suffered for more than year from nervousness, and was
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-01

No merchant ever failed
 if he advertised as WE'LL and as MUCH as he could.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22
Pc tel slicznej movie nastapi1o u.

Pc tel slicznej movie nastapi.o u.
roczyste w~reczenie sztandaru przez
druhne Whsle W imieniu Sokolic p.
T. Helihskiemu, prezesowi Komisyi
Wojskowej W Ameryce. Nale5y "a
znaczyG, re zaszczyt ten przypadi W
udziale druhnie WHSLE, gdy4 ona .
pomoca innych Sokolic sztandar villa
~snorecznie uszyla. P. Helihski PREY.
jai sztandar ola pierwszego pulku
Armii Polskiej, zapewniajac, re no.
nor, jaki 60 spotka} napelnia 90 du-
ma, wyrazii sokolicom gratulacye "a
tax piekne dzielo 1 oswiadczyi z ma
ciskiem, be ten symbol dazeh I ide-
allow polskich nigdy ME bedzie przez
odwaznych z~olnierzy polskich spla-
miony, kt6rzy we walce ME ustana,
az go zatkna ma Ziemi Polskiej.
Mowy jeszcze wygiosili: p. X. zy-
calihski, prezes wv. Mar. Pol; PAM
Chmielinska w imieniu wv. Polek;
p. H. Setmajer W imieniu Wydziafu
Narodowego; PAM C~hodzihska, W l.
mieniu Kobiet PREY Wv. Mar. Pol;
p. zukowski 1 p. Lubicz.
Program urozmaicili: Choir Fila.
retow pod batuta p. B. Rybowiaka;
bracia Goslinowscy, ktorzy wystapili
2 deklamacya, orkiestra p. Zalew-
skiego.
Ma Armie Polska zebrano ma Vie
GU jak nastepuje:
Cd Chrzestnych W kopertach
$481.50; Bracia Goslinowscy $2.49;
skiadka ma sail $32.33; w puszkach
"a ~fotografie sztandaru $500. -
Razem $574.34.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22
LISTY Ma POCZCIE.

I. Alderman W. 2. hartman ia,
kob, 3. Bieleski M. 4. Bohm Klara.
5. Brande Karolina. Z. Brubec An
ma. 8. Cerny Ignacy. 10. Dorucki K.
II. Dozin J6zef. IL. Erwal Zofia 2.
IA. Garalewicz NJ. Is. Guca D. Is
Handelman J6zef. II. Heller Robert.
10. Kadiub. IS. 81. Kilar Stanisiaw.
%. Kilosinski Jan. %. Korewoski
Ella. "a. Korhan Alma. %. Kowalski
Maciej. 26. Lotko Pawef 20. DOM
browski Mat. 80. Stachowska Ag-
nieszka. 40. steman M. Al. Stepusin
Stefan. ~. Szeniczyk Jak6b. 43. Tys-
kiewicz w. 45. Zborowski Helena.
--O--
Possuku3ess pracyt - Czyta1 pIinis
ogiossenia pod rubryka ..Praox- No
szpaitach DZ1ENNlRA CH1rAG0SRIE-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22
Poswiecenie sztandaru
Ola Armii Polskiei.

Wczoraj popoludniu odbylo sic
bardzo uroczyscie i pomimo mrozu,
PREY bardzo licznym wsp6ludziale pu-
blicznosci, poswiecenie sztandaru o.
fiarowanego przez Sokolice Okregu
Ego wv. Sok. Pol. pierwszemu pub
kowi Armii Polskiej, ora w%reczenie
tegoz Komisyi Wojskowej. Poswie-
Genie odbylo sic W kosciele Sw. VOL
ciecha, a wreczenie W hall Pulaskie-
go, PREY S. Ashland ave., hlisko ul.
1Stej.
Oko1o godz. 2:30 zebrali sic W sa-
Ii Puiaskiego chrzestni, kroczacy tu5
"a sztandarem, Sokoli i Sokolice, o.
chotnicy do Armii Polskiej i kilka
towarzystw i pochodem udali sic do
koSciola sw. Wojciecha. Tu pc poswie
ceniu sztandaru pr6cz kazania pa
tryotycznego, kt6re wymownie wy
glosil ks. S. Kachnowski, odspiewano
take pieSnie nabozne i odby}o sic
Wystawienie Przenajswietszego Sa-
kramentu. Celebrantem byi proboszcz
miejscowy ks. K. Gronkowski.
Pc n%abozenstwie pocn6d wroci{ z
wielka liczba pu~blicznosci do hall
PuIaskiego. Podczas rochodu | ma
sail Sokolice z puszkami s~przedaWa-
~ publicznoSci fotografie sztandaru.
Druh K. Zy%chlihski, jake jeden re
zaIozycieli Sokolstwa, otworzy{ vice,
powoiujac j. R~ybickiego, prezesa O.
kregu Ego ma prezesa, a druha Kor-
naszewskiego ma s~ekretarza.
Ma pierwszego mowce prev. Ry-
bicki powola} p. Henryka Rathbone,
prezesa Klubu Hamiltona / przewod-
~niczacego komitetu wojennego Chi
cagoskiego Stowarzyszenia Prawni--
k6w. Nova p. Rathbone tchneia
szczera sympatya ola PoakoW. C1e-
sto mu p~rzerywano oklaskami. Pre-
wodniczacy Rybicki podziekowal mu
"a jego move W jezyku angielskim.
Nastepnie przemawiaf Prev. ks.
Wladysiaw Zapala, rektor Kolle--
GUM sw. StanisIawa K, jake czo-
mex Wydzialu Narodowego 1 Naczel-
ny Kapelan Armii Polskiej, kt6ry
we wymownych slowach wyjasnii INA
genie symboliczne sztandaru, ktory
poprowadzi hufce polskie, - da
Bog! - przez Niemcy do wolnej l
zjednoczonej Po1ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22
Tabela kreglarzy pojedyiiczych:

IaDela kreglarZy p0jedyncZych:
Kreglarz Klub X. Proc.
S. ZielinSki, - Carnation 40 $50
c. Wojtecki, - Polonia ~ III
a. Szymiona, - Ashland s. u 40
W.. WiSniewSki - Paulina A. c. II 1859
5. kaSperSki - Young Am, SO 1853
S. Mikosz - Polonia Sc 167
L. OpieliGski. - Ashland 80 16J
H. Zaja, - Paulina A. c. SO 164
F. FraSZ, Ashland s. A. 49,
4. Kulpa, - Polonia Sc 162
S. Wojtecki, - Polonia 80 161
P. MalczewSki - Volunteers, 16 1854
+. Wozniak. - Young Amer, 24 16O
f. ]. Kempa, - Young Amer. SO 160
+. FurSt, - Young Amer, 81 lo9
II. Smarz, - Paulina 4. c., 80 1J9
G.. Kie}miiski - Volunteers, % 1o9
J. Koziowski, - Volunteers, 81 10y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22
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l. VS.. BAGINSkI.
OK

Dziewiatka Central Turner's" po-
konaia ubieg}ej niedzieli dziewiatke
"A. and L. Marquettes" W grze W pill
Ike ma wewnatrz punktami 4 do 5. Kon-
test ten zaciety pomiedzy rzucaczami
Zulegiem i Jasiem Bagi6skim z IA
zimierzowa odbyI sic W sail gimnasty-
cznej klubu wygrywajacego. Rzucacz
strony wygrywajacej podbii W czasie
kontestu pike ma dwie mety gdy dw6ch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22

.Jajko kiej od ~strusia, wierzajcie,
.Adyc rychtyk jak ma pykcierze
Jeno teroz jambaraS strasny
Kto tyz tie jajko mo Spucowac:
Oblizywolbys sic i ~ Jack.
Take TO smaczne,
FL, cosik lepse jak te pc niGlu u
JOjny zydka kiele nasej Sztryty;
I.uncz zem mio} z niegO dobry;
Ejnet zeby j Pitt Schwaba
Rad take z piwkiem pOlknyli,
Oblizolby sic tyz / Dzio4 komisorz,
Wincej joj a tObie, Jack
1 ma pokaz jedno przySle ekSpresem
ISAN MUR6G.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22
Z d~ystryktu 1890.

Dalsza lista p~oborowych z S6go
dystryktu, kt6rzy kwestyonaryuszy
ME wypeinili i kt6rycn nazwiska Cd
dano W rece policyi.
1888 Filimon Parepetzky, 1927
Elston ave
1887 Harry Kartel, 2O16 North
Lincoln ul.
2546 - John szlaski, 2316 Lister
ave.
2552 Arturo P;lieri, 1922 Wa
bansia ave.
1852 - John vasotf, 1921 Lister
ave.
o579 Theodore Cesfoll, 1862 Ell,
ston ave.
1852 Antoni Niemolowski, 2122
n. Winchester ave.
1884 - Michal Zielinski, 1915
Cortland ul.
1856 - wasyl ~Truszchenko, 1888
Elstcn ave.
ce11 Nikodem Boik, 1900 Hervey
III.
2614- Mike Jacznis, 1856 Her
vey ul.
1880 - August Kruger 17SS
Wat ansia ave.
oc41 Nikofor Berczowski, 1858
Elston ave.
2s46- Teodor Stoinski, 1888 Ii
ster ave.
2647 Emanuel Forslin, 213S
Lister ave
264S - Tere Barbaruk, 1923 n
Winchester ave.
1850 Joseph Pietricki, 212O N
Lincoln I'll.
1855 Tony sobieski, 100 Waban-
sia ave
1851 - Ignacy Gajewski, 1720
Girard ul.
1859 John Charles Kelly, 1928
n. Lincoln ul.
267s Hama Jagangoc, 1871
Cortland ul.
2691 - Thomas P. Walsh 1918
W. North ave.
2713 Antoni Garaschouskis'
1900 w North AVE..
272O Stanley szczecinski, 1724
Wabansia ave. -.
2T2e William j. scheidemantel'
eo27 n. Hermitage ave.
2727 - Ignatz Kalapneka, 2221
n. Robey I'll.
273o Tony Poczos, 27So Nc
Reynolds I'll.
2744- Wac}aw Bonkler, 1921
Girard ul.
2752 - Emil Gutzman, 2131 N
Wood u.
a755 - Joseph Wisowaty, lSOl
". Huron vi.
2755- Teodor Manikowski, 2129
n. iinIpln ul.
2761 - Mack Gajewski, 29o1
Washtenaw ave.
2769 - Philip Eyer, 1853 Win
chester ave.
27s0 Paul Daraspkevic, 104S
Hobson ve.
2796 - Emil Zinkenhagen' 2o4S
n. Winchester ave.
2797 - Ernest Bahr, 1922 North
Wood ul.
1885 Mike Smolek, 1925 N. Ro-
hey I'll.
1853 - John Roskan, 164s w.
North ave.
2S45- Joseph Urbaniak, 212S N,
Winchester ave.
2S49 - J6zef Walczak, 1910
! Dickson III,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22

Kowalski i Saucepan zywicki; mar
szaikowie: Idzi Cywihski i Franct--
seek Golubiewski; str6z wewnetrz-
nv, Jan Wisniewski; str6z zewnetrz-
ny, Piotr Mikieta; d~eputowany, Sta
nisiaw ]. Zywicki; lekarz, DIR. Jan
A. Train; kapelan, ks. Leon Jasihski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22

HCj bosy Siuchejcie,
L Wiadka Tejlera wesele
Radujcie sic wszyscy
Ekstra gut nOwina ........
Jajko k-u-r-a zniOsia.
Kur pare z Kanady
L Tejlera jest W szandzie,
Razem cosik trzynaScie
\ jedcn mlOdziutki kogutek.
Zrana W niedziele woiO
Ma fetelon Friend Teller
| prawi mi siOrCzySCie:
Oj rety Jack. JacuSiu,
Siuchejta mi inc dObrze
Lepsygu bym sic ME s~pozdziof
Adyt mojO kurka juz jajko data
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22
2 LIGI KREGLARSKIEJ MA VOL
CIECHOWIE.
%S%
ChIOpey biOra sic zn6w do dzieia.
NO

ON
Pc cztero tygodniOwym w~ypoczynSu
pomySlnem zakonczeniu pierwSzej pc
{owy sezonu swego kreglarze naleza-
cy do ligi Wojciechowskiej biora sic
zn6w do dziela. jak nam dOnoSi Franek
Kempa. Il powodu nadejSt majaceso pc
boru do armii Wuja Sama zamySlano
lige ia Sciac do poiOwy w tym celu zwo-
lano niedawno posiedzenie ma Gtore
przybyli nastepujacy kapitani piatek
kreslarskich:
+. ]. Kempa, Young Americans;
]. :. Rybicki. Volunteers:
]. LcwandOwSki. Ashland Swimmers;
W. WiSniewski. Paulina - c.;
:. Wojtecki, POlonia:
$. ZielinSki. Carnation Stars.
Pc dose dlugich debatach uradzonO
druga po}owc sezonu rozpoczaG dnia %
b. M. / scion ten zakonczyC ME zmniej
Szajac liczby graczy nj tez klub6w do
ligl ~nalezacych. POwodem tejze decyzyi
byi rapport podauy przez kasyera p. J0-
zefa KnminSkiegO i sekretarza ligi p.
). Zielihskiego. Druga polOwa sezonu
potrwa pelne czternaScie tygodni. Lii
sta kontest6w podana jest ponizej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22
g q g * g
SOKOLI POSKROMuLI ..ZREBIAT-
IA" UBIEGLEJ NIEDZIELI.
%6%
JesttO dziesiate z rzedu zwyciestwo
So,C;6w.
MS%


W sokolni w~1asnej ma Stanisfawo-
vie dziewiatka Sokol6w Orla Bialego
pokonaia dziewiatke rywali z klub"
Barber Colts" W grze w pike ma view
natrz (indoor ~basebally punktami )
dc l.
Rzucacz Soko{0w p. WilcZewsEi wy
macha} oSmnastu rywali n darowaf
i'm tylko jeden wolny spacer do me
ty pierwszej i diva uderzenia pole
dyhcze. W zdobywaniu punkt0w ola
swoich spisali sic piikarze' Wiadek
Smorowski i Edward Zalewski; W
Skradaniu met tez obaj dzielnie sic
spisali. Dobrze podbijal take i grace
: Dorsch zdobywajac podbicie jedno
ma dwie mety. Rezultat CRY W cyfrach
~ LII
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22

| Sokoli o. B.: 900 % VI
Uderzenie ma dwie mety - Grzywih-
ski.
P~odw6jna gra - Dorsch do Urbana.
Wymachanych: przez Wilczewskiego
IS; przez Camilla u.
Wolne mety ma pilki: cd Wilczew-
skiego 1; cd Camilla 4.
Gas CRY - 1:45.
Widow 80.
Sedziowie CRY Nowicki j Scarlata.
RAPPORT spisal ]. S. R~yniewicz.
g %9
TABELA PROCENTOWA LIGI KRE-
GLARSKIEJ ,,ARNHTAGE".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22
9%9
z TURNIEJU KREGLARZY w Az
RORA.
%9%

Piatka Hotel Planters do kt6rej ma
ley Franek Kaforski zdobyla ubieg}ej
niedzieli pierwszc miejSce pomiedzy
piatkami bioracemi udzia} W turnieju
kreglarskim W Aurora. KafOrski uku-
Ial 1Sf, 233 i 21J czyli razem 632 szpi-
lex przecietnie Franek zdoby} 30 %
szpilck, piatka zas do kt6rej nalezy Edo
byla razem 2,7S4 szpilek W trzech par
tyach.
Czwarte miejscc W kontestach ,,dou-
bles" dzierzy obecnie Kaforski z kolega
4. Lutz; ukulali razem W trzech par
tyach LOOT szpilek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22

y koleg3w jego znajdowaio sic Ia
metach a pilkarzy BagiGskiego wyma-
chal W dziewieciu kolejkach razem 16.
Baginski zas wymachai 13tu rywali.
Cyfry:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22

Central Turner'S: 0 > 0 0 0 0 0 , II
Marquettes: 10000 Is
Uderzenia IA dwie mety = r. Loewe
". Loewe, Zuleg.
Wolne mety ma pilki: Cd Zulega 8;
cd Bagi6skiego 5.
Wymachanych: przez Zulega 16;
przeZ B~agihskiego l..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22

J. Koziowski. - Volunteers, 81 109
Najwieksza ilosc szpilek W jednej
partyi zdobyi kapitan W. Wisniewski z
klubu Paulina A. c., DO 279.
Najwieksza przecietnie Hose szpilel
W trzech partyach zdohy} kapitan s.
Zieli6ski z piatki Carnation. DO 231 %.
Lista kontest6w ma reszte sezOnu.
Piatki nalezace do ligi Wojciecho--
wlan staja do CRY W kregle W dni O.
znaczone z piatkami nizej pOdanemi.
ego styeznia: -
Young Americans VS.. Polonia.
Ashland Swimmers VS.. Paulina 4. G.
Volunteers - VS.. Carnation Stars.
29-go styeznia: -
Paulina A. c., VS.. Carnation Stars.
Young Americans VS.. Ashland Swimm.
Polonia, VS.. Volunteers.
5-go lutego: -
Paulina A. c., VS.. Young Americans.
Ashland Swimmers, VS.. Volunteers.
Carnation Stars vs.. Polonia.
12-go lutegO: -
Carnation Stars VS.. Young Americans.
Ashland Swimmers VS.. Polonia.
Paulina \. c. VS.. Volunteers.
1890 lutego: -
Paulina 4. c., VS.. Polonia.
Ashland Swimmers VS.. Carnation st.
Young Americans VS.. Volunteers.
26-go lutego: -
Young Americans VS.. Polonia.
Ashland Swimmers VS.. Paulina 4. C..
Volunteers VS.. Carnation Stars.
5-go marca: -
Paulina A. c. VS.. Carnation Stars.
Ashland Swimmers VS.. Y. Americans.
Volunteers VS.. Polonia.
lego marca: -
Young Americans S. Paulina \. c.
Ashland Swimmers VS.. Volunteers.
Polonia VS.. Carnation Stars.
1890 marca: -
Young Americans rs. CarnatiOn stars.
Polonia VS.. Ashland Swimmers.
Volunteers VS.. Paulina A. c.
Walka dis o pierwsze miejsce.
NajwazniejSzym z kontest6w jake
Crane beda dzisiaj wieczorem W kre-
gielni Wojciechowa bedzie kontest o
pierwsze miejSce kreglarzy obecnie
d~zierzacych to miejsce upragnione, a by
Iymi ..renciarzami' czyli IL do CRY sta
ie piatka Wojteckiego p. n. POLO
MAJ z piatka Franka Kempy p. II.
YOUNG AMERICANS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-22

Tabela kreglarzy p~ojedyhczych.
Ponizej podana tabela wskazuje ilosc
~przecietnie zdobytych szpilek przez kre
giarzy wymienionych W trzech par
tyach granych.
The Yale expositor., 1918-05-30
Must Not Loan Uniforms.

Through an act OF Congress the OIL
cial uniform Of the Boy Scouts Of
America is subject to the same rules
and regulations as the United States
Army uniform. Persons violating these
rules are subject to prosecution by the
United States army authorities. Only
Scouts belonging to Troops registered
with the National Headquarters Of the
Boy Scouts of America are entitled to
wear this uniform. Therefore. 1t is
requested that the boys shall not be
asked to loan their uniforms. When
1t is desirable to have Scouts In patri-
otic programs, we shall be pleased to
furnish the boys in uniform, but can
not loan the uniforms.
Geo. stableford, Scoutmaster
Troop No. |, \ ale.
The Yale expositor., 1918-05-30
Farewell Party

About eighty guests gathered at the
Auditorium on Monday evening in re.
sponse to invitation and spent social
time together In honor of Mr. and Mrs
Clyde CocSrane.
Upon entering the hall the guests
were received and welcomed by the
hosts and hostesses, and throughout
the evening one could dance or play
cards as desire called. Mrs. Staley's
orchestra rendered excellent music, de-
lighting everybody with their efficiency
Mrs. Cochrane sang one of her beau
tiful songs in the voice we are all 60
ing to miss so much. Donald Mcintyre
also gave splendid selection.
A dainty lunch of ice cream and cake
was served at eleven, and punch wa.
available at all times
The decorations consisted of i'm
mense bouquets of the purple lilac ar
ranged along the platform and upor
the piano.
The evening was one of thorough
enjoyment with the exception of the
one little mar Of regret which every
one felt in regard to the removal OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cochrane from our midst
but only the best of good wishes &c
with them to their new home and they
will always find a warm spot in the
hearts of Yale people.
The Yale expositor., 1918-05-30
Better Service Promised.

The Ford authorized Sales and Ser
vice garage management wishes to say
to their many patrons that they are
now prepared to give more prompt and
better service than ever before Asuf-
ficient number of competent workmen
are employed to look after the repair
department, also to take care of the
sales and accessories end.
VIM. +. Barr has the management of
affairs and will give his personal atten.
to every detail. When you are having
trouble with your car, no matter what
make, you may be sure to get it righted
at this garage. A full assortment of
accessories are carried in stock.
The Yale expositor., 1918-05-30
Memorial Day Service.

The rain-flled clouds poured down
an astonishing quantity of water upon
Mother Earth during Saturday night
and Sunday morning dawned dark and
damp, but soon the sun dispersed the
clouds and the day became bright and
warm, as il uniting with man to do
honor to the heroes, dead and living,
of the civil war.
Assembling on Main street at 1000
o'clock, line Of march was formed of
the veterans, sons of veterans, the boy
scouts and the girl scouts, proceeding
to the Methodist Protestant church in
step to the drums played by Harry
Cough and Archie Ludiugton. Seats
were assigned them in the body of the
church and the services were begun by
the singing of the National anthem.
The church was beautifully decorat-
ed with large flags and a profusion of
flowers.
Rev. Crandell gave forceful and
impressive address from the subject,
"A Nations Tribute to its Heroic
Dead" He dwelt upon the times dur
ing which the men of the Cos did their
part so nobly, bringing up memories of
service, and eulogizing the many deeds
of valor performed and the debt we
owe those returned to u.s.
He closed with calling upon all to do
their duty to the church Of God, that
now, in the world wide conflict, we
need, more than ever before, to uphold
the banner of the Cross.
Like a mighty army
Moves the Church of God;
Brothers we are treading
Where the saints have trod;
We are not divided,
All'one body we;
One in hope aud doctrine,
One In charity.
An excellent anthem was rendered
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by the choir and the service was closed
with the singing Of America.
All stood while the veterans and
scouts marched out and down the street
as they had come and once more it
was felt that tribute had been paid
where tribute was due.
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Clean Up.

Save your old iron, rubbers, paper,
rags, ETC., and advise one Of the Boy
SCOUTS and it will be called for Clean
up your back yards and the boys will
remove the rubbish for small charge.
Make Saturday cleanup day.
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FARMS-And all kinds of property
sold on one per cent. In any state.
Address the United States Farm
Agency, Room 217, Parkway Build
ing, Philadelphia, Pa. Alb
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$1,000 Asked--$1, ,982.50 Given

Yale People Respond Freely to Red Cross Call for More
Funds and City Goes "Over the Top the First Day of
Big Drve.--Below is List of Those Who Donated and
the Amount Each One Contributes.
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$1.50 Per Year, In Advance
A National TX <S52
Shock AbsOrber Y $J

Do you remember any period in which country has
subjected many anxious moments during the
past two years
Can there be any doubt that confidence in the Federal
Reserve Banking System national shock absober has
contributed largely the tranquility of business and
banking during these tense months
If you appreciate what this nation wide system has
been dong for you you support it and add to its
strength by promptly becoming of our depostors.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-01-10
RED CROSS NOTES

VIM. Egdar Hill
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-01-10
The Venetians

A novelty musical program with
of out OF the ordinary music, which
will set your feet to keeping time
and your ears to tingling is to be
yours when the Venetians come to the
lyceum. Here's an all star company
of players with a program fresh and
invigorating.
There's Andrew Vissochi. the mar
velous accordion artist, who makes
music ranging all the way from SYM
phonic orchestration to ragtime solos
can't do 1t think you? Hear Wis
sochi and be convinced. He'll shut
tie you back and forth along the
scale OF musical appreciation until
you're ready to forget your meals,
hang the nothing doing" sign on
your business place and just stay
around until he runs down from ply
steal exhaustion.
Annaei Sturgis, too. is wonder
She uses the violin to entrance you
WIFI tHe WiiucSt, WiciuoS' iShNi'iSi
of gypsy melodies and folk songs
which you have ever heard. With
Mr.. Vissochi she appears also IN
| duets.
Katherine Kelley reads and yol
forget your troubles. She's just the
type of reader to appear with this
unusual organization. She has per
sonality, and her moods reach ou
and take hold of your heart strings
Musical numbers feature her work.
Ethel Eagleston is charming ac
companist and piano soloist will
ability to measure up In every wa.
to the requirements OF her position
as the fourth member of NOTABLE
quartet OF talented artists.