davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-06
.BUTTER AND EGGS STILL DECLINE;
MEATS CONTINUE STEADY HERE
CONTRARY TO EFFORTS, OLD AAA
II, C. OF L. STILL on WHEGhAHS
THROEE.
vegetables, Fruits and Can GOODS oH1s
slightly Cheaper-Hew 1ork
Quotations Arc Lower.

Slowly but surely the retail prices q
many commodities are declining IN ln'S
community 1t is believed that by
| spring old man High Cost OF LIVING WIZ
be dethroncd after having sat upon t''o
throne for the past two years ~ -
| forrcasted nv those who are i'll poSilloi,
IN know what they are talking aoout
that vegetables, fruit. eggs ana out ~ :
ara scheduled for 4 further drop, w
| there is little hope held out that men.s,
us L whole. will take a material oee'i'
withit the next several months -.
II is probable that can goods VIII con-
| tinur to drop, As an Illustration ono
Market street meat dealer VIII ptS"c ".
! sale today. a special, seven NO. can9
Of baked beans for 81. BrooIns 40 We
come under commodities but tnis
same dealer will today sell s1.25 five ne
; brooms for 90 cents. The meat MI ~, M
! selling tho beans and hrooms Is near Tue
corner OF Fourteen and Market StFeess
! iAYhllc meat has taken little II any
! tumble during the past sSxelai s,nnr
| chickens at present are selling cneapr =. :
| both alive and dressed. There are pEue,
lically no turkeys or ducks IN the 10
| market Coffee is still going up nno ene
chances are Il will continue 10 sIn
slightly within the next several weeks
, The reason the demand exceeds the SUP
| ply. 4 Wheeling dealer said yesIerouS
| that il may not be gcnerail? reIII.E' =
but rs strong drink brcomcS hlEHtI a ,J
scarcer in this country more collce anu
,co &c drink and as intoXicantS decrease
the consumption Of coffee and tea VIII
increase. Mark my word If it will not
he as I predict" said the speaker
THE general impression has gotten
out in some way IL this community dpr-
inr tho past two weeks TINT meats hAve
taken sudden decline and as whole
are selling much cheaper Than previous
"" relna rkcd Charles Eorteman. mana
ger Of the Kalbitzer retail meat market.
Market street. in discussing the cue cues
ton with an 1IteIlscncSE man ye Hoes
meats are selling at about the same ola
prices and the chances are There VIII pc
! little decline in quotations within IN. l2e
next several months nc Sald: "
corrso there might be a slight reduction
on some meats between now and spring
but even that is problrmatic. Eggs ana
butter have dropped materially recently
and they may 20 still further"
n.y. i-olhitzrr retail market gave out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-06
New Blouses Just
Arrived

A MONG the new Blouses for
~ Spring just being opened
up we direct your attention to
a lot of Women's and Misses
Silk Striped Shirtwaists OF
beautiful material at a popular
price. These Blouses come IN
pretty stripes, blue-and-gold,
blue-and-white. gold-and-white
and rose-and-white, nicely tail
ored with shoulder yokes, turn
back pointed cuffs and can be
worn high or low neck, sizes
So to 44-inch bust, an excellent
value for the price, S5.SS.
Georgette Crepe Blouses in
flesh, white, tea rose and league
blue in all sizes for women and
misses, specially priced at
S4.9S each.
-onr1nsnt store-Third door
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-06

The prices given first ure nj %hoiesa'e
md IL, latter oncs arc Mt retail:
i. Potatoes. 15I ID. bag. $3.50; 45-5Uc
pcc{. G.
Sweet potatoes, hamper $2.G9 Z q SC
pound.
Apples barrel s. q So; soc n 81 PECK
Carrots, bushel $50; &c pound
Re9ts, bushcl. $50; &C pound.
Onions, 250-lb hamper. % sc pound
/ Parsnips. bushel $40: &C pound.
Turnips. bushcl. 81 q Sl.c5: .4pc peck.
celery. dozen punches $l.3p; lac
bunch.
Oranges. crate. Florida $3.50 q 81;
Lemons, crate s.; 80 a SIC dozen.
frame fruit. crate s4.50; 10 q 15c
apiece,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-06

-Bu9S,wAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-29

w piatek dnia Sligo b. M. odbedzie
sic zalobne nabozenstwo "a spokoj du-
sly S. p. PiOtra Ibram, o ~godzinie Sci
rano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-29

|NEPORTERAI

Towarzystwo Pan Opieki mad pen
syonatem Si6str Zmartwychwstania
odbyio swoje p~osiedzenie i zarazem
instalacye p~oiaczona z kr6tkim lec3
doborowym programem, ,kt6ry byl
wykonanym przez panic / panienki
nalezace do tego towarzystwa. 1
tax deklamacye ,,Polki' oddala pan
ma Emilia Szczytowska, a ,,taniee
S~rebrny" parma Helena Perlinska
Helena KieSna. PAM Perli6ska row
niez deklamowaia. Czwartym z RE
du byf Spiew Songs Of Poland Cd
spiewany przez pania Elzbiete Ia
morska .Po skonczeniu programu
zebrani spoiyli smaczna kolacye,
przyrzadzona przez Siostry, a po ko
lacyi bawiono sic W tax Zwany
Penny Social. Prezeska tegoz to-
warzystwa jest PAM Szczepanska, a
sekretarka protok6iowa PARMA
Eugenia Olszewska.
q 81 q
T. Vice Polski, urzadzony przez
Klub Esperanto dla u~czczenia
,,Dnia Polskiego" odbyI sic W ME
dziele 26go s~tycznia. W sail Wal
sha, PREY wsp6ludziale licznie zgro-
madzonej pu~blicznosci. Przyjeto jed
nogiosnie rezolucye, nastepujaca:
My obywatsle i obywatelki pol
soy, zebrani ma wiecu urzadzonym
przez Klub Esperanto W sail Wal
sha, Chicago, Ill. dnia 26 stycznia,
1919 roku, wyrazamy radosc z po-
wodu odzyskania ziaczonej / niepo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-29
Re SZCZEPANOWA.

Ubieglej niedzieli odbyl sic koncert
cb6ru sw. Szczepana, w sail ZJedno-
czenia kt6ry zgromadzii sporo doDoro-
wei p~ubliczosci. Koncert ten, urza-
dzony pod Acknowledgement kierowni--
GIVEN p. Jak6ba Netzla, m~iejscowego
organisty, wypadl pieknie i giadko NIL
mo niektorych usterek, ale przy%nac
musimy, re to sic zdarza nawet l IL ar
tyst6w. Program skladal sic q naste-
puiacych utworow: Marsz - LA Rel
ne de Saba, Gounoda, odegrala orkle-
stra braci Kipkowskich, pod dyreKcya
n. .Jak6ba A. Netzla. Star Spangled
Banner, odspiewal Choir sw. Szczepana
BIZ Marsz - kemp. E. Wiedemanna'
wykona1 r6wniei ten sam Choir. UWer-
ture - z opery Haiku, Monius7ki, o.
degrala pieknie orkiestra. Spiewem te-
norowem uraczy1 zebrana ~publicznosc
D. Stefan KQluch. SeXtet z Lucia do
nlZet1 1 IA nlSolCUCO , "JNO
nall spiewacy i spiewaczh z kwartetu
Rybowiaka. Melodye Polskie wykonaf
Choir SIS. M}odziank6w, pod dyrekcya p.
B. Rybowiaka. Do najgl6wniejszych
atraktow tegoz koncertu Zaliczyc MOI
ma wystepy m1odych uczennic PAM A
gnieszki Nering, kt6re PROBATIONARY she
W przepieknych ta6cach spiewach, a
wszystko tax zgrabnie i p1ynnie i glad
ko, jak ~naprzyklad: Mafa Loretta Tu-
ralska, wykonala piekny taniec l pan
nv Cecylia Scheffler i parma Helena
BrmkowSka r6wniea zgrabnte z taktem
muzyki wykonaly piekny taniec. Pan
ma Anatolia Jarmufowicz, odspiewaia
K~wiaciarke. Mafy Bronfs Hibner / 10
retta Turalska, odspiewaiy duet. Solo
,,Polski faniec", ma fortepianie ode
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-29
Z MkODZIANKOWA

Wczoraj W kosciele IS. M{odziankow,
odbyi sic pogrzeb S. p. Katarzyny My
siak, cz1onkini bractwa Dziewic Roam
ca sw., kt6ra zmarfa pO kr0tkiej lecz
ciezkiei chorObie W kwiecie wieku, bo
zaledwie liczyfa lat "a. Nabohehstwo
aa{obne "a dusze zmarIej odprawh X.
lgnacy Mazurowski, miejscOwy asys-
tent. Zwioki zfczono ma wieczny spo-
czynek ma cmentarzu Sw. Wojciecha W
Niles. Mech odpoczywa W pokoJu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-29

grala. parma Anatolia Jarmuiowicz,
zas taniec .,Siciliano" odtahczy}y: Tu-
ralska, Jarmulowicz, Scheffler / Bun
kowska. Nastepnie orchestra odegrata
overture III Gaurany' (GOmez). Choir
Filaret6w odSpiewa} ,,Czesc Fflaret6w'
pod batuta p. b.. RybOwiaka zmuSzo-
nv zostaI do nadprogramOwego wyste-
pu. Orchestra wykonaia Taniec PoISkl
(Sarwe1ka. Spicw solo a. ,.Tesknota
"a O~iczyzna'': b. Thou brilliant bird
(Davida) wykOnala PARMA Anton1na
CieSlak, z North Chicago. Ma akon-
genie przem6wiI Y. proboszcz, cache
cajac druzyne &piewacza do piracy mad
doskonaleniem sic W Spiewie i proSli
by ME ustawaIi W piracy TAX piekncJ l
wznioslcj. w kOhcu oddaf uznanie pre-
w~udmikowi, jake tel ch0rOwi Sw. Szcze-
mana W og6le w~Szystkim, kt6rzy W
iakikOlwiek badz sposGb ~llrZyczynili
sic do u~piekszenia | slfkcesu teSoz kon-
certu. Siowa pochwaly, uznania j SER
decznej Zachety na p~rzyszlosc nalezy
sic calcj dru1ynie spiewacZei acz-
kolwiek .jeSzcze mlodej, ME wyrobionej
lecz zdolnej, kt6ra z czasem wybi-
ie sic ponad innych. Hymnem nBoze
cos POlske" zakoiczono koncert. Pc
koncercle odbyba sic zabawa, gdzie ba-
wiono sic do rama. Zaznaczyc wypada,
re sympatyczne panic z Klubu Krolo-
VIE Wandy, wielce przyczynily sic bez-
"interesownem usfugiwaniem W sail i
Dry biletach it'd. Parma Stanisfawa
J6zefowicz, "a najwieksza iloSc czeko-
ladek zebranych W czasie tahca, otrZy-
ma1a w nagrodzie diva dolaTy | pol w
ziocie, kt6re ofiarowaia ma parable sw.
sDczepana. Geese jej "a to.
~
wcaoraj odbyf sic pogrzeb S. p. Wan
DIV Herdzina, dzicwczynki szkolnej H.
czacej zaledwie s lat zycia. Zmarla W
domu rodzicGw pnr. 1923 W. Ohio ul.,
ma slime zapalenie pfuc. Pogrzeb odbyi
sic 2 domu zafoby, do koSciO4a sw.
~Szczepana. NabozehStwo zafObne Cd
prawiI y. DR.. A1eksy G6rski, proboszcz.
Dzialtwa szkolna q dw6ch klas re Sio-
strami Nauczycielkami, ably okazac sym
patye, wsp61czucie i oddac ostatnia
przysluge zmariej ~kOleaance, przybyiy
ma nabozehstwo do kosciola. Zw}oki
zmarfej zfoAone zostal yna cmentarzu
sw. Wojciecha. Mech ~odpoczywa W po-
koju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-29

dleglej Ojczyzny i wybor6w do Sci
mu Konstytucyjnago, odbywaja-
cych sic dis w Polsce ma p~odstawie
powszechnego, r6wnego, tajnego,
bezpoSredniego i bezr6znicy plci -
giosUwGnia. ~Pokiadamy Zupeina uf-
noSG W RYat7ie Polsk!m. - powsta-
lynn W Polsce oraz przyrzekamy mu
wiernoSG i wszelka pomoc. Wyra-
fanny swa ~wdziecznoSG panu guber-
natorowi Lowden, "a proklamowa-
ME Dnia Polskiego W Stanie Hi
nois.
Mech syie zlaczGrs. riepodlegla
i wolna pvlska: Mech zyja Stany
Zjednoczone Ameryki!
Prezesem jest OBJ. W. NJ. Taben-
ski.
q - q
w zeszla sobote popoludniu, klub
Sw. Trolley pobil klub Burr, W grze
W pike, kt6ra sic odby}a W sail
parku P~u8askiego. Dzisiaj po poiu-
dniu W tejze sail klub Sw. Stanis}a-
va spotka sic z klubem KoSciuszki,
a gra jak sic zdaje bedzie nadZwy-
czaj ozywiona. Rodzice i przyjacie-
lie mega gre obserwowae z galeryi.
o godzinie czwartej Zas popo-
fudniu odbedzie sic krotka ceremo-
mia ku pamieci zmarleg o ex-prezy-
denta fedora Roosevelta. Ponie--
waz zmar{y by1 wielkim lubowni-
klein wszelkiego sportu, czlonkowie
uznali "a, powinnoSG chociaz W tax
skromny spos6b Geese ola niego wy
raziG.
Il - q
Ma liScie rannych zo{nierzy anne
rykanskich znajduja sic nastepuja-
&c polskie nazwiska:
Stanislaw Cyciek, 500 Houston
ave.
J6zef Gadacz, 1914 N. Paulina ul.
Konstanty Jaksina, 1889 Cora ul.
Bron. Stolarski, 1885 W. 1Sta ul.
Jan Dulski, 2715 s. Kedzie ave.
WIad. Jacek, 3005 S. Kedvale ul.
NJ. Maciejewski, 1928 w. 12ta I'll.
Stan. Mitrosz, 2013 - 19ta ul.
Antoni Kaczorowski, 1850 No.
| Marshfield ave.
J6zef w. Muchowski, 5045 West
13ta u1.
Wincenty Scheibe, 1853 Dickson
III.
y GA .
W parku Davis Square, PREY
45tej i Paulina ul., organizuje sic
pod kierunkiem dobrego dyrygenta
nova orkiestra. Miodziehcy / pa
nienki ponad lat 16 NIGGA sic zgao-
sic W .przyszly srode O godzinie Sci
wiecz6r W sail parku, gdzie beda
mogli zasiegnac bli5szych wiadomo-
Sci.
!. go
Ma transportowcu Nebraska PREY
byli wczoraj do portu Newport
News z~o1nierze nalezacy do dywizyi
| Blackhawk, a ka5dy 2 mich ma gle
boki. zal W sercu, poniewaz ME by
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-29
AWIADOMIENI

Podug ,uchwafy przyjetej ma
posiedzeniu Dyrektorow Spoiki
Wydawnictwa Polskiego dnia "a
stycznia, 1919 r. ROCZNE re-
N
SOW SPoLKI WYDAWNI-
CTWA ~POLSKIEGO w CHI
CAGO, ILL. odbedzie sic w sro-
de, dnia 5-go lutego, 1919 r., o
godz. 3-ciej popo}udniu, w budyn-
ku Sp63ki pod mr.. 1855 West Di-
vision utica, w Chicago, III.
KS. FIR. R c. R.,
Sekretarz.
4lut.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-29

Ofiary ma FunduSz l0-cio MiliOnowy.
napiywaia W dalSzym ciqgu. kOlekto-
rzy zbiera.ja po domach i jak opowia-
daia. TO praca idzie zwyklem trybcm.
Kto ~ieSzcze ME ziozy} Ofiary ma p0trZc-
by Ojczyzny ~naSZci. nicchaj ME zwIc-
ka. tylko natychmiaSt MECH Ziozy. b"
Polacy pc "a Occanem gina z nedzy
glodu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-29

Dnia 3-go lutego d. r., w koScle'' -
MiodZiank6w, o Sodzinie Sci rHno. 10
stanie Udprawiom MSza $w. dziekczyn-
ma ma intencye 35-tej rocznicy poHycla
maizenskiego PIP. Michaia ! Eizblety
Maiewskich. Fam. pnr. 14l4 Fry III.
Panstwo jubilaci powSzcchnic znanl 81
W parafii teize, gdZic Cd k~ilkunaStu lat
zamicszkuia. Zwiazck ich p~ohlogoSta-
wiony zosta} pieciorgiem dzieci.
Tow. Sw. Gcrtrudy nalehace do Ma
cierZy P0lSkiej. urZadza wiccZorek roz-
mairGSci. U oklzyi piccio letnicj orDni
cy zaloaenia tcgM W $ro,le. dnia 26-gO
lutego b. +. W sail parafialnej *. Mo
dziank6w. Jak mas pOirfOrmOwano. 10
w]arzyStwo to liczy stoslnkowo bardzo
maia liczbc czlonkih. Hatcm panic i
panicnki z Mfodziankowa. wStcpujcic
do grona owych macicrzyStck / wZnlo-
cniicie ich zeSp6i, ably W ~przeciagu PREY
SzIych lat pieciu. Tow. TO licZyio po-
dw6jna liczhc jak dotaI.
We wtorck ia MSzy &w.. o godZinic
9-tcj rano, pobiogoslawiony zostal zwiq
eek mafhe6ski p. Stanisfawa Wr0bel,
zam. pnr. go Ashland ave-, z panna
Antonina Kolasihska (wdowa) zam.
pnr. 145J w. Chicago ave. Slubu udzic-
lii Y. Boles{aw Nawrocki. Druzbowa-
Ii: Piotr Zajakafa i parma Cecylia Ko-
cha6ska.
Dzisiaj O godzinie 10-tej rano, odby{
sic pogrzeb s. p. Konstancyi Piontkow-
skiej, 2 domu Polfus, q domu zaloby
pnr. 1927 n. Wood utica, do koscio4a
IS. Mlodziank6w. N~aboze6stwo zafob-
ne "a dusze zmarlej odprawii y. pro-
boszcz Jan Zw~ierzchowski. S. p. Pion-
tkowska. zmaria w Szpitalu Matki Bo-
lei q Nazareth. Zwloki ziozono ma
cmentarzu sw. Wojciecha.
Tow. Polek sw. Barbary W p%arafii
IS. Miodziank6w, urzadza wicezorek
rozmaitosci, 2 okazyi 10-cio letniej ro-
cznicy za}ozenia Tow. W sail parafial-
nei, W ~niedziele dnia 9-go lutego b. r.
Rano zas tego samego dnia, odbedzie
sic n~aboae6stwo d~ziekczynne, ma kt6re
wystapi awszyStkie czfonkinie in corpo
re.
w przyszla' sobote, dnia 17gO iutego
b. r. ma Mszy sw. o godZinie 9:30 rano,
odbedzie sic Stub p. Stanislawa Gruca,
Fam. pnr. 744 Temple ul., z parma A
gaia Vodka, zam. pnr. 744 Temple I'll.
Tow. Mlodziehc0w sw. AlojZego, be-
die miaIo walne posiedzenie dnia 24go
lutego, b. r., W sail zwyklych posiedzeh.
| Bardzo wazne sprawy beda do Zalat-
vienna. Prezesem jest p. KarwOwski,
q sekretarzem p. Nosal.
-
w piatek dnia Sligo b. m. odbedzie
sic zalobne nabozenstwo "a spokoj du-
sly S. p. Piotra Ibram, o ~godzinie Sci
rano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-29
S CHICAGO, IND.

Zamawiajcie Dziennik Chica--
gosk u nastepujacych agentow,-
w. Kaczka, 5031 Northcote ave
F. .Bogusz, 1906 Northcote ave.
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r-,crS 49, C7".al rii1iS
r-,r> 49, - '-,nrTka .prAcs hb
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e.. 90 "

Ma transportowcu Nebraska PREY
byli wczoraj do portu Newport
News zolnierze nalezacy do dywizyi
Blackhawk, a ka5dy 2 mich ma gle
boki. zal W sercu, poniewaz ME by
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-29

4lut.
10 ich ~szczesciem p]opr6bowaG sic 2
Niemcem. Wine Gala zwalaja oni ma
koleje' ~francuskie, ktore W czasie
gdy oni niecierpliwie oczekiwali wy
jazdu do transzy sp6znil sic, a pod
pisanie W miedzyczasie zawieszenia
broni calkiem ich cd tel przyjem--
nose, oddzielilo.
Miedzy innemi wyladowa}o TAX
re czterech Polak6w, kt6rych naz--
wiska ponizej:
J. T. Jelinek, 261O S. Willard
ave.
]. Szarae, sos? w. 22ga I'll.
]. S. Turek, 1921 w. 23cia ul.
E. T. Bartyk, 2719 S. Smelling av.
q ~ q
w lynne samym parku poczaw-
sly od 5000 stycznia beda pokazy--
wane obrazki migawkowe bezplat-
ME. Ola dzieci sala bedzie otwarta
o godzinie 4:30, a dla doroaych o
1880 wiecz6r.
q -. y
Joachim Sowrek, 81 lat LEGACY,
zamieszkaly pnr. 1887 S. HARLOW
ul. popelnil samob6jstwo 2 wygo-
da, przystawii sobie bowiem kama.
pc blisko goracego pieca, odkrecil
gaz, a rozpariszy sic ~wygodnie cze-
kali najspokojnie Smierci. w takiej
pozycyi odnaleziono go W jego po-
koju.
q - o
Dzisiaj rano o godz. 1000 W ko-
Sciele sw. Jadwigi dozgonnym wez-
lem malzenskim zostah poiaczeni:
pan Jan Klonowski z parma Marya
KosmelA. Pan mlody jest synem
zmarlych starych parafian Jadwi-
gowa S. p. J6zefa 1 Envy KlonoW-
skich. Zamieszkuje pnr. 2144 Irving
ave. PAM mloda jest s6rka PAM
,Jadwigi Switalskiej, zam. pnr. POPS
Leavitt ul.
Druzbowali: p. J6zef Stefahski
pna Stanislawa Behnke. Dana no.
norowa bvIa pna. Helena Switalska.
Cody weselne odbeda sic W domu
PAM mlodej.
q ~ q
SaIa Columbia, n~aroznik 4Smej
i Paulina, wktorej sic miesoi kWa-
terra r%obotnicza, byla wczoraj swiad
klein zaburzen. Powodem by
10, re robotnik pewien zatrudniony
przez firme rzezalniana Miller /
Hart vidal sic w bojke z robotni--
KLEIN nieunijnym. Kompania chwi-
lowo oddalila obydwoch. Zajscie 10
spowodowalo, re przeszio d'Wustu
unijnych robotnik6w ~natychmiast
zaprzestalo prace i skionic chciato
or~ganizatora unit j. K~ikulskiego' a
by tenze przedsiewziaf srodki, CO."
lem natychmiastowego przyJecia
przez kompanie pobitego uniste.
Organizator Kikulski oSwiadczyt,
ze bedzie sic o to starat' oraz
dodai, re po przes4uchach' kto--
re sic maja odby6 dzisia1 w sa-
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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22
EMMY WEHLEN SEEN IN
 COMEDY DRAMA TONIGHT

DOUGLAS, Nov 22.-Emmy Wen .len, in His Bonded Wife, smart, Tp-to-date comedy drama of society life, will be the attraction at the Lib erty theatre tonight only. In this picture Miss WehIen is supported by a cast of well known and disting uished players, headed by Creighton Hale in the leading role.
 The story is that of beautiful society debutante who wishes to be sure that the man she marries is in love with her for her own beautiful self and not for her wealth. With this idea in view she leaves her lux urious home and lives the quiet, sim pie life of girl in ordinary circuni- stances. Here she, meets and falls in love with him. She still poses as poor girl, however, and the usual complications which arise impart many humorous situations well as many semi-tragic ones-to the clever play
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22

Aircraft photoplay, Johanna En- lists" a picturization of Rupert Hughes we'll known story "The Mo bilization of Johanna" which will be presented at the Liberty theatre next Sunday
 The plot concerns the daughter of a poor farmer who has never eXpe- riensed the joy of having a beau. A regiment of soldiers on their way to cantonment passes the farm and one of the officers falling suddenly i'll. they camp there and Johanna nurses the stricken soldier z
 She is delighted, for her dreams have been realized The officers and men all, fall in love With the quaint girl, despite her freckles, which she proceeds to eradicate A certain private and officer are rivals in their attentions to her. One night Johanna decides to take surrepti- tious milk bath for beauty's sake and the officer believes she is clandes- timely meeting the private. The two men quarrel while Johanna is~ trying to hide in the tub. E
 The officer calls the officer a 'tpiece of cheese" and is court mar tialed. Meantime the captain. who boasts an aristocratic lineage. dis covers that Johanna's last name is the same as his and when the pri- vate is exonerated by the court, takes the girl away with him to the next town to marry her, leaving the two disappointed lovers disconsolate.
 This gives. 1t Is said little idea of the actual charm and whimsicality of the picture, which abounds in unique situations, The 143rd Field Artillery, encamped at Hollywood, supplied the military atmosphere.
 Besides the special big feature. you must not miss the comedy.
 A laugh In these trying days is the best health tonic known to man. kind That is why Whose Little Wife Are You?" which is a feature of the bill at the Liberty theatre Sun day is attracting such large audiences where it is shown at each presenta- ton of the film. It is a screaming farce, clean and wholesome and ex- ceptionally qualified to drive away the blues.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22

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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22
DOUGLAS ISLAND NEWS
BIRTHDAY PARTY

DOUGLAS, Nov. 22-Marie Henson was happily surprised by her fellow members of the o. Y. P. Sewing Club last night when, with her mother, Mrs Jack Henson, she went to the home of Mrs. Jack Langseth, where they were waiting for her to help celebrate her thirteenth birthday. Games were enjoyed during the even ing and ice cream and cake was served Marie was presented with
 many gifts in honor of the day,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22
FISH PRICES

The city float Is now cleared up of halibut boats and presents almost a deserted appearance. All the boats with but few exceptions have left for the halibut banks. The Pilgrim and the Emma are to leave today which only leaves two boats in port. The big boat Norland left this morn ing on her first trip since coming in from Western Alaska. The boat will go to Seymour Canal for fresh bait as the supply herepof frozen herring has been exhausted There will be bait here again in day or two or upon the arrival of a boat from the south.
 Owing to the fact that no boats have been in for many days with fish no price is quoted here on halibut today. e. sAss
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22
BUNCH OF BOATS
 DUE HERE SUNDAY

neau. Three steamers will be due on that day from the south. The boats are the Jefferson that left ketchikan early this morning, North western due there this afternoon and the Princess Mary which will be in here tomorrow evening" All these boats should land here some time Sunday.
 Ice cream, the best ever, at the Juneau Billiard Co., adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22
OPEN EVENINGS
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U 5.
 Weather Bureau.

Forecast Vicinity for Beginning
 At 500 Today:
  Moderate Winds Fresh Northerly Sunday.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22
DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN MISSION

Usual service. Sunday School at 10:l5 a. m,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22

that Liberty will nothing but Aircraft pictures exclusively with special productions highly the considerable and special productions than With week will be shown TwoRee Mack Sen nett comedy Triangle comedy reels of
 Standard make Weekly open show showing the payable.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22
LOG A DATA
TO-DAY

FORTS FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT "A M TO-DAY.
 TERD1Y TO-DAY VI
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22

Very Rev. G. D. Christian. in Charge
 Sunday next before Advent season
 At 3:30 pm, evening worship and sermon: Gods Peace Treaty With Man, next sermon in Nationwide spiritual campaign.
 The public is invited
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22
LADIES AND GENTLE
 MEN, ATTENTION

DOUGLAS, Nov. 224Next Tues day, evening at o'clock the Catholic ladies will give one of their old-time card parties at the A.. C. c. club come.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-22

A WEEKLY will this this show. 1t comedy all the think it is WAR PICTURE, BECAUSE good, novel. which is just running with
 Why admission will raised beginning Sunday November 23 and Because for the kind showing DOUBLE patronage THEREFORE, THIS RAISE OF AnAISSoN 1a I