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NOTABLE SPIRITUAL AWAKENING IS SEEN
 IN ALL THE CHURCHES
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fContinued from Page Three) France, where She rendered a great serv-, ice Us Red Cross nurse, was d welcome visitor at the meeting on Tuesday. Miss HarWell is the guest of~her sister, Mrs. Thomas A Ingram.
 Miss Myra Stelne presented a Thanks giving programme at the library tcn Wednesday morning, assisted by num- Der of her Adele Weaver home pupils
 MT j. M. Stillwel gave great plea sure last week at the library when he told with exceptiona skill several of the Uncle Remus stories. over 80 were present, n cudins several of the older people, Who enjoyed them as much as the younger folk these typical stories of American folk lore
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Noble, Miss Annie Noble and Miss Jane Holden Noble at tended the marriage of Mrs. Noble's brother. Mr James Jeffers, to Miss ODie Lay, which occurred atthe Baptist church at La Garde on Wednesday morning. MT. Jeffers spent h.s boyhood days in Annis- Y ton. where he has a host of friends
 One of the most delightful social events of the season was the dance at which Mir. and Mrs. Gather Perry entertained at the Country club on Wednesday evening to homer Miss L0th Barry of San Fran cisco, the popular guest of MT and Mrs. James Barry.
 Mrs. william E. Lloyd entertained last week at bridge in honor of Mrs. w. H Wells, who leaves this week to make her home in Birmingham. Mrs. Wells was also honoree at number of other charm ing farewell parties during the past week.
  of the members of her Sunday school class at her home. Tn an amusing contest a thanksgiving pie.' Miss Katherine SprouIl received the girl prize and Ed ward Field the boys prize. From the dining table, which was attractively deco rated n pink carnations, a salad course was served.
 large audience enjoyed the con cert given by the Great Lakes string quartet at the opera house on Thurs day evening. This enjoyable perform ance was one of a series of Redpath attractions to be brought to Annis- ton by the Euterpeans, a popular lit erary club. During December Judge Ben Lindsey will lecture under the auspices of the Euterpeans.
 The federated Bible classes met on Wednesday afternoon at the library when a lecture by Mrs. Daisy Brewer Walsh was enjoyed
 Members of the Dramatic club of Noble institute are practicing "The Sailor Boy Minstrel" a clever perform ance to be presented at an early date Mrs. Robert Heath is directing the min stres and friends of the Noble institute girls are looking forward to its pre- sentation with eager delight.
 Mrs Wallace Conner entertained at bridge last week to honor her popular guest. Miss Laura Jennings of Eufaula Mrs. Walker Reynolds won the prize for the highest score.
 Miss Myrtle M Young, who has charge of the expression department of
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bear his fathers name Major and Mrs. Hill are making their home in Peters burg. Va. and Major Hill is stil in the. service.
 Miss Gertrude Melvin entertained at bridge Tuesday evening at her home on Lauderdale street, the guests being a pleasant little coterie of girls and men who meet weekly.
 Pretty decorations of pink roses and ferns were used in the apartments Mir. Charles Day. Miss Helen Anderson, Mir. J. A Shealey, Miss Alma Seymout, Mir. T. J. Day. Miss Florence Lee. Mir. James Powell. Miss Billie Aston. Mir Smith Robbins and Mir. Catesby Jones.
 Miss Annette Mintern will be hostess for the club next Tuesday evening.
 Mir. James Johnson. after pleasant stay with his mother. Mrs. W. NJ. John
 Guests were Miss Annette Mintern. son. left Friday for his home in New York.
 Mir and Mrs, s. A. Fowlkes enter tainez with bridge party Friday evening at their home on Dallas ave- nue in compliment to their c&a-ming house guest. Mrs. Fred Heiss Of Me ridian.
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Mary Noble and Miss Elizabeth Noble
 Miss Cecil Hampton of Birmingham is the guest of Mrs. c. NJ Jesperson
 Miss Lena Jackson of Atlanta is wis. iting Miss Virginia O'Bryant.
 Miss Marie Lanning spent the week end with Miss Louise Guice in Gadsden
 Miss Evelyn Caver' r's >guest. Miss LiI-' Han Goddard, was honoree at dinner party at the Piedmont hotel Wednesday evening
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ago as 1s47 A. D. They were intro duced into England in 1540. In 1924 an American named Might invented a machine for making pins which en- abled them to be manufactured cheaply About 15oO tons of iron and brass are made into pins every year in the United states.
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SOCIETY IN SELMA
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and makes it compulsory for presi- dents of clubs to attend the fedora tion as representatives. The meeting was interesting to Selma club women for many reasons. and especial pride should be felt in the report made by the Fourth district. by the retiring chairman. Mrs Carroll Long
 Mrs. c. R. Smith of Demopolisi is the new chairman of the Fourth district, who asNu.ed office a the federation, and her administration of the affairs of the district will doubtless prove as efficient ane capable as that of her predecessor. Mrs. Long. whose genius for organization is marked.
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Why Call It Pin Money 2

l From the BOOK or Wonders,
 This expression originally came | from the allowance which a husband gave his wife to purchase pins. At
 one time pins were dreadfully ex-
 pensive so that only wealthy people
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Friends of Major John Hill, who for fmerly made his home in Selma. and who married Miss Carrie Lee HefiIn several years ago. will be interested ir news that "a son has been born to
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Mir. Monroe Heineberg left Saturday for Ne wYork after visiting in Selma for 1o<dags.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14
Litosciwa osobo, wesprzyi ME.
Rucb TOWN7ystUach.
re STANISLAWOWA.

- Dwor Puiaskiego No. 4S2 z. X.
l.. ma trzycwiercroczne posiedzenie
jutro we wtorek, 1890 lipca o 60
dzinie Smej wieczorem. Posiedzenie
o~dbedzie sic W sail No. 6 ME W
zwyklej sail, z powodu wa5nej PREY
czyny. Uprasza sic wszystkich czlon
k6w o przybycie, gdyl So wazne
sprawy do zaiatwienia. - Albert
Orzechowski, n~adleSniczy. Is
- S~towarByszenie Polak6w W A
MERGE Tow. Peria Maryi gr. 152 cd
bedzie p6iroczen posiedzenie dis "
poniedzialek 14go lipca, o godzinie
mel wieczorem. Kazda siostra jest
obowiazana przybyc ma to p~osiedze-
ME. - Helena Stanislswska, pref;
Marya Bednarska, sekr. prot.
MARYANOWA.
- Stow. Alumn6w Szkoiy Nj. b.
Anielskiej odbedzie miesieezne po--
siedzenie dzisiai o godzinie 1880
punktualnie. rPosimy tegorocznycn
abituryent6w i a~bituryentki o PREY
bycie. oP posiedzenfu beda podane
lody. - Flip Chylewski, PREF. Mar
Ia Oszuscik, sekr. prot.
q KANTOWA.
Tow. Brat. Pom. M{odz. wv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14
EXTRA!
zNoW Z~ABURZENIA w
TROJE

DIS pred poludniem znow
Przyszlo do krwawych zaburzeh
W zwiazku re sstrajkiem pracow-
nikow, zatrudrionych we fabryce
Corn Products Refining Co. W
Argo, III.
Strawberry dis zrana zatrzy-
mali tramwaje, wiozace pracow-
nikow nieunijnych do piracy. 2
specyalnych strozow broniio
tramwajow. Gdy' strawberry rzh-
Gill kamienie, str6ze wypalili z
rewolwerow.
Kilka tysiecy straJkierow i sym
>patykow zebraio sic ma przecieciu
Archer ave. i ul. 66ciej, gdzie W
zaburzeniach po zatrzymaniu
tramwsjow pokaleczeni zostali;
Michai Vail, 45 lat LEGACY, ktory
ma try rany cd kul rewolwero-
wv, oraz pani A. Horancik, 80 lat.
z pnr. 763SW. 62ga III, ktora 20
staia p~ostrzeSona W noge.
PAM Stella, Gorniak, liczaca lat
IS, matka c1Narga dzieci, odnio-
sta pekniscie czaszki, gdy pred
szpitzlem Argoi stroze starli sic
re strajkierami. ,Prawdopodobnie
umrZe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

Krewnym, znajomym i przyJa-
ciotom, wszystkim razem / KaS-
demu z osobna niniejszem pre-
syiamy szczere dzieki "a wspof-
czucie nam okazane z powodu
smierci meza mojego i OLGA nasze
go Sp. Jozefa Dudzik' Szczegol-
ME dziekujemy Wiel. Xxx. Jano-
wi Zdechlik, Franciszkowi Kuhn
skiemu i Janowi Drzewieckiemu,
p. Borowinskiemu, Wiel. Sio-
strom re zgromadzenia Norte
Dame i czionkom Tow. Kat. Les
niczych Sw. Czcslawa Mr.. Oh -
Ieszcze raz dziekujcmy staroPol-
skiem Bog zapiae" "a ostatnia
usfuge oddan9 zmariemu.
w smutku pogr9zeni,
J6zefa Dudzik, iona wraz z
dziecmi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

AZ MIEJSCOWAA
oPLAcIE

OPEACIE w
Urzednicy miejscy beda ener-
gicznie oponowsii podwyzszeniu
oplaty tramwajowej do 9 Tub 10
centow, jak tego domagaja sic
kompanie ~tramwsjowe, azeby "a
spokoi6 zadania tramwajarzy o
podwyzks psac o n procent.
Asystcnt doradzcy korporacyj-
nego Cleveland utrzymuje, re pod
wyzszenie opsaty o 2 Gently bedzie
wiecej niz wystarczsjace i piet-
nuje ladania kompanii tramwajo-
wyeh o op1ate ~1o-centowa jake
bezczelny pretekst powiekszenia
swych zyskow.
Zadania tramwajarzy, aprooo--
wane ma Zebraniu ich W piatek
wieczorern W sail ich PREY naroz-
nfku Ashland Blvd. i Van Buren,
ul., zostafo przedfoione zarzad-
com kompsnii kolei uhcznych i
g6rnych. Zarzadcy odpowiedzieli,
re zadania beds przedsozone dy-
rektoryatom odnosnych kompa--
nil.
Jest mozliwoSc strajku, jesli
kompanie ME zgodza sic ma zada-
ME tramwajarzy. Jednakze ami
jedna ami druga strona ME prag-
ME strajku. T~ramwaiarze maIa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

MECHANIC AUTOMoBHoWY -
zdolny ma instruktora nlechaj zglosi
sic We w}asnym ~interesie do biura
1852 Milwaukee ave. Pokoi COL
202 - Chicago. ID
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POTRZEBA doswiadczonych opera
'torek PREY spodnicach do piracy. 5
dni W t~ygodniu. Elias Hazan and Mo
Key. 304-306 w. Jackson boul. IA
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POTRZBBA o~rganizator6w i kolek
torow. wieczorami, albo ma caiy Gas
Polska Unia Commercial Trust Co.,
1889 Milwaukee av. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

BALWIERNIA do sprzedania tanio
z powodu smierei. $50 N. Paulina
ul. Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

MA sPRzEDAz g~rosernia. zglosie
sic 1858 W. gotta ul., rog Robey III.
II
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POTRZEBA DOSWIADCZONYCH
OPERATOREK PREY MASZYNACH
DO NAUkI SZYCIA REKAWICZEK
DOBRA ZAPhATA. EISENDRATH
GLOVE CO.. 2OO1 ELSTON AVE.
16
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

ma SPRZEDAz Q pietrowy frame
Umiarkowana cena. 2644 Canton ul.
dawniej Berlin ul.
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STATKI domowe do sprzedania. =
1889 Noble ul.. 2gie Cd frontu. =
Zg}aszac sic O 6tej wieczorem. 1f
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MA SPRzEDAZ 2 pietrowy drewnis
ny dom / stajnia, kapiel, gaz, elek.
tryks. Rentu przynosi $40 miesie-.
cznie. ma latwe spiaty. $3.50 Wa.
bansia ave-, blisko Sawyer. Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14
B|URA Piracy. ;.
a. KREUTzER

porRzEBA wiele dEiewcIst do rsssau.
:.cvi' kluborv . niedziela lub beH takAs
LTncharek Ia, dziewczat do pantry.
Team table. do zbierania statk6w %
s,oSow takss do hotelow, fabryk. prai.
nj, kobist ma krotkie sodziny. Gwaran-
.rscs. Take metczyzn do raitSuracyi
40 pomocy W kuchnt ] porterow. zEio.
s asn ~ NrIWAUKEr AVE-. aEie pietro.
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POTRZEBA pomocnikow do lejarni
w. A. Jones Fdry and Malleable Co.
16 n. Jefferson ul. 10
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9 POKOJOWA rezydencya W pierw-
'szej klasie kondycyi, kamienny fun.
darnent, duly frontowy | jadalny po
k6i, takze s~ypialnie, kuchnia ma
dole. 8 dubeltowe sypialnie ! kapie-
lie u CORY, twardem drzewem N;ykoh
czona, goracs woda ogrzewana zim
ma 1 goraca woda, dubeltowe okns,
nowoczesna frontowa porch ! duza
tyina porch, steele. gaz | elektry'
ka, cementowy basement. 2 kubiy
do wegli 1 duia lodownia, blisko
bulwaru bargain 1850. = 66b4
e. Hartwell ave. ~
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POTRZEBA cziowieEa do piracy W
letnisku moze bye melczyzn, Tub ko-
beta. Zglosit sic pnr. 1855 W. d.
vision nj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

POTRZEBA kobiety do ~sprzatania
W hotelu, ma krotkie godziny, cd 8
do 4tej. - 1913 w. Division ul. i,
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POTRZEBA do mycia naczyh. S13
t~ygoa-iowo, 8 godzin dziennie, co
druga niedziela wolna. 1915 We
stern ave. 10
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POTRZEBA maszyniafek Tub maszy
Marry do rohienia kieszeni PREY sur
dutach | paltach. dziewczat do IA
strygowania kaHt6w. 1910 w. North
ave 3cie pietro In
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

POTRZEBA dobrego balwierza ma
srody | soboty. Dobra zaplata. 1865
n. Robey ul.
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PRACA.

POTRZEBA doswiadczonego kucha
RIA Tub kucharki. 709 Milwaukee
" Nova Gwiazda Restauracya. Ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

PoTRZEBA mezczyzny W fabryce
og6rkow. 2306 Wabansia ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

MOzEMY daG Eatrudnienie kilku
mocnym. m~ezczyznom, stale, dobra
Zapiata. Zg}osit sic zaraz. 700 w.
Erie ul. IL
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Tow. Brat. Pom. Miodz' S
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POTRZEBA kobiety 90 ~czyszczenia
W hotelu - Stala praca. Moze =
p dzieckiem. Hotel Warsaw, 0aS
Milwaukee ave. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

MASZYNA do szycia II sprzeda5 -
zupeinie nova. 4207 Cortez ul.
MA SPRZBDAz mahoniowe 4 HAWAI-
III. parlorowe mobile "a $2S. Henry
SAnnett. 1885 Luback ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

POTRZEBA kelnerRi $14 tygodnio-
wo, 8 godzin dziennie co druga ME-
dziela Wolna. 1915 western " ID
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

POTRZEBA dnSwiadczonych sam
pie makers, PREY damskich suk--
mach. A. Larner and Co., 1873 Mil
waukee ave. IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14
z HELENOWA.

- Oddziai Sw. Amy No. 70 Ma
Clergy Polskiej odbedzie swe p6lro-
czne posiedzenie we wtorek, dnia
1890 lipca, o godzinie smej wieczo-
rem. Wszyscy maia sic stawiG ma to
posiedzenei, DO So walne sprawy do
za}atwienia. - R. Piechocka, PREF;
S. Emma, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

$4,000 DIVA flet- 6-6, pokojowe. -
Lota 75x146. blisko Sch linii tram
wajowych I koscioiow, utica ~asfalto.
wana zapiacona. r'eory IT. Wash
burne, 4143 Elston ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

DWU pietrowy murowany dom 1 To-
ia ma sprzedaz, duza s~tajnia i 5 po-
kojowe flats. ZgfosiG sic Inr. 1887
s. Sawyer ave, pc godzinie 6tej VIE
czorem, W sobote ealy dzien.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

Czeslawa ma posiedzenie p6lroczne
W poniedziaiek dnia 14go lipca, o
godzinie 1880 wieczorem, W sail zwy
kiych ~posiedzen. Wszyscy maja bye
obecni, DO So wazne sprawy do zala-
twienia. - ], Smoczynski, PREF; S.
Pitera, sekr.
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POTRZEBA operatorek d~oswiadczN-
nych / dziewczat do nauki, wykoh-
czarek do fastrygowania dziur oko-
10 RAMON. fastrygowania podszewhI
pod praswonik6w i krawca. Zgfosic
sic Leopold Solomon ard Eisendrath
1856 n. Wood ul. 16
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zamiar zwrocic sic do burmistrza
Ihompsona o pomoc.
Jest take pogloska, re Chca-
goskie Stowarzyszenie Handlowe
ma dziaiac jake posrednik celem
pogodzenia obu stron.
= Litosciwa osobo, wesprzyj ME-
szczesliwego.
- Me nam drobnych.
Ia pozwoleniem,. czy nadmie-
niiem chocby slowkiem, re domagam
sic koniecznie drobnych?
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PIEKARNIA ma sprzedaz W dobreJ o.
kolicy, dobry doch6d. Adresowac admi-
nistracya Dziennika C~hicagoskiego. ID
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PoTRzEBA so DosWIADCZoNYCH
OPERATOREK PREY FARTU--
CHACH 1 PORANNYCH KAFTA-.
NIKACH, NAJLEPSZE WARUNKI
w MESCIE. ZGEOSIG sIF PRZEZ
CAhY TYDZIEN. 1880 N. PAUL.
MA UL., 3cie PIETR0. is
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KIIpNOE SPRZEDAz.

2 POWODU wyjazdu ma farm mu-
SEE sprzedaG = mieszkaniowy dom
blisko Douglas Parku. Cena $1,000.
$500 Tub $1,000 gotowka. reszta ia
spiate. Zglosit sic pnr. 2641 West
21sza ul. IA
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NpORME OCFRSTrE3h

UMEBLOWANY pok6i do wynaie-
Gle. osobne wejScie, elektryka, ka-
piel. 1343 n. Hoyne ave. Is
Do wynajecia dobry byznesowy roy
1858 Superior ul.. rog Robey ul. Is
UMEBLOWANE pokoje do wynaje-
cha, czyste, widne. $1,65 tygodnio-
wo i wyzej. 697 Milwaukee ave. Is
FRONTOWY pok6i do wvnajecia.-
1119 n. Hoyne ave., 2gie pietro.
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PRAC.A.

AGENT potrzebny do zbierania. ro-
bot ola acknowledged warszta--
tow reperacyjnych. Zglosic sic H.
stownie hub osobiScie do biura 1852
Milwaukee ave, Pok6j 201-202 -
Chicago. IA
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23
SHORT NEWS ITEMS

Born. unto DIR. and Mrs. Merritt L.
Jones. a daughter on the 18th inst
A daughter was born unto Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P Duskey on Friday. Dec. 18th
Wanted-Girl for general house
work at Mount View sanatorium In
quire Supt.
Miss Casey of Oshkosh. sister of
Mrs. P. L. Goerling, is spending the
holidays here.
Three cases of chicken pox and five
of small pox have been reported by
the Health officer.
dressed hog was shipped by par
GELS post on Friday from Merrill TO
parties in Wausau.
Three cases of chicken pox and
five cases of small pox were reported
to the health officer the past week.
Miss Amanda Vert elm has accepted
position as clerk at the city health
department to succeed Miss Esther
Pagenkopf who resigned. Miss Wer-
helm will begin her duties the flrst OF
the year.
There has been a great change in
the weather from ten to twenty below
zero up to the middle of the month, to
25 above, and it will continue for a
few, days at least.
Special rates on gift subscription TO
Woman's Home Companion and Amer
lean magazine. Miss Blanche Arm
strong, special magazine representa-
tive, SIC Mcclellan st Phone 1911.
Diff
A council of the Knights of Column
bus was instituted at Tomahawk on
Sunday afternoon. The officers OF the
Wausau Lodge were in charge. Rev.
Father OToole delivered an address
and P. #. Stone was POSTMASTER at the
banquet.
Wausau is very short on real sugar.
| There is the corn and beet varieties,
the former very little better than no
| sugar at all and the latter very good,
| but not much sweetness in it. The
grocers say there will be plenty of real
/ sugar here this week, but it is high
priced.
/ One of the hopeful conditions of the
times is in evidence just now. Christ
mas trees can be bought Tor half or
two-thirds less than they could year
ago. What does it matter if pork
chops, fresh eggs and creamery butter
are contesting for the altitude record
so long as we can buy Christmas trees
at somewhere near the figure they
sold at in days gone by?
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23
MUCH ACTIVITY IN WOOD
PRODUCTS

Ii has been several years since there
has been SO much activity in the haul
ing of wood products to the city in
the month of December as is witnessed
his year. The sleighing has been good.
and cold weather has created a great
demand for fuel. These conditions, to-
gether with prevailing prices. and the
oneoming OF Christmas ana tax paying
time, have resulted in the farmer hust-
ling his wood products to market. The
Tour or five concerns buying logs are
beginning TO get supply. and in
Few weeks there will be great activity
at all the log yards. which will equal
and probably surpass that of last win
ter,w hen at least one concern, at one
time received an average of 100 loads
a day.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23
THEATRES
Majestic


Wednesday and Thursday-Harold
Lloyd in Dumping into Broadway. +.
also ]. Warren Kerrigan.
Friday and Saturday-"The Chal-
lenge of Chance and Black Secret
Sunday and Monday. Stuart
Biaekton presents THE Little Scout. +"
Tuesday-Marie walcamp.
Grand Opera House
Tonight and Madye Ken
nedy in "A Perfect Lady also a Bill
Parsons Comedy and Pathe News.
Thursday Friday and So turday-
the Dig feature "A Scream In the
Night, also Prizma Picture. Matt
nee all three days.
Sunday, Dec. IS Matinee and Night
Wallace Reid in THE Dub" Rillv
West Comedy and Pathe Nsws.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Dec. %, so, S1-''The Lost Batla;;on !.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23
OFFICIAL clIYAAD cOUnrrpApER.


In no case was sentence of death
imposed on soldier in the American
Army during the war for a purely
military offense, according to the an
nuaI report of the Judge Advocate
General of the army. In all only 145
death sentences were imposed and OF
these ITO were committed or mitigated.
Thirty-five men only were executed
during the war-1O IN France and %
in the United States. In these thirty
five cases the sentence was imposed
on the men being found guilty of muir
der in two cases; murder and mutiny
in 10 cases; assault il eleven cases
and assault and murder in three.
These figures are for the entire period
since April 6, 1917.
In all there were 16,547 persons
tried before general courts-martial in
the fiscal year ended last June and 50
per cent of those tried were con-
victed. More than one-third OF the
charges lodged against officers were
for drunkenness, absence without
leave and conduct unbecoming to an
officer. A heavy PERCENTAGE OF the
charges against enlisted men was for
desertion, absence without leave and
sleeping on duty.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Re Curaa

~ tocsL applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased tortion OF the ear. There is onix.
= oy constitutional remedy Csfsrrhs Al
teafneSS i caused BY an indauaexi es,nSiition
.. the mucous lining OF the EuStachian Tnhs
rumoiing sound or Scf heariys- 49,
when Is Is entirely closed. Deafness is the ~
suit Unless the Inflammation can be reslnces
ana this taoe restored TO its normal contiifson
hearing VIII De destroyed forever Nanv
cases or DEAFNESS are caused hy catsrrh. which
i ar infismed condition OF the uauss,,,s 500
sscess hailS Cat1rrn Medicine acts thru the
We Will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannSs ~
free. All DruSgiStS Isl,
T. ]. CHENEY & 90 Tola.,o n
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-12-23
Girls Glee Club
Part Three

sylvia Rhyner
Playlet-"The Ruggles Christmas
Morning. Decentralization from
Birds Christmas Carol"