davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT Alloys heavy fleeced
pants and shirts, most all sizes.
Daniel Boone G. Co. prics Soc
SALE PRICE 39c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 37-Ladies' bodice top vests,
all sizes. Reg. price 39c
SALE PRICE 25c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 4o-Misses' {. z. union
cults. Reg. price S1.2o
SALE PRICE 93c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

Lc. Ladies' full fashioned silk
hose, heavy quality. all sizes and
colors. Daniel Booac :, Co. price
$500. SALE PRICE $1.00
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

WE MUST MOVE OUR BIG
STOCK OF HOSIERY, LADIES',
CHILDREN'S AND MEMS
LOT Ladies' heather wool, also
cashmere hose, Daniel Boone &
Co. price SOC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

UNDERWEAR
LOT 36-Lades' tailored top
vests all sizes. Reg. price 3ec
SALE PRICE 25c,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 53-childs' slickers Or rain.
coats. ell colors, caps to match,
Reg. price $3.50
SALE PRICE ssa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

Fresh bandit outbreaks aceus
HONS in northern Syria.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 54-Ladies, flannel kimcuo,
trimmed with ribbon. Reg. prics
$3.50. ..... SALE PRICE sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 2-Ladies' silk and wool
hose, all coIors and all sizes.
Daniel Boone & Co price $1.25
OUR SALE PRICE 89c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 38-Ladies' outing flannel
nightgowns. Reg. price $1,2o
SALE PRICE CSC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 14-Men's fine cashmere
hose, all sizes. Daniel Boone &
Co. price 79c
OUR SALE PRICE 35c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 43-Ladies' silk vs.,. n
colors, peach, flesh, orchid
white. Daniel Boone e. c. ~
$3.50. :. OUR SALE PRICE ~, IS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 39-Ladies' fleeced vests,
tailored top, no sleeves, all sizes.
DAME! Boone G. Co. price 79c
SALE PRICE age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 45-chiIdren's flannel ,l...
ing garments, all sizes. csss
Boone & Co. price S1.49
SALE PRICE an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 48-Ladies' wool solov..
gauntlet style. Daniel Boom
Co. price $1.39
SALE PRICE a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 44-Ladies' cotton blo..
ers, all sizes +. SALE PRICE n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-28

LOT 52-Ladios' sIickers Or rain.
coats, all coiors and sizes.
Reg. price $3.50
SALE PRICE 500
Evening star., 1925-03-20
ROOMS AND BOARD.

CoLOREp-32S 5Sth st n.e.--3 bright roon
convenient to cars; LAX; $3.50. 2O'
Evening star., 1925-03-20
'APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED
THE PORTNFR,

THE PORTNER,
18th AND V SITS. NV.
4 few and large room apartments. s sx-
cellent condition; 2i-hour service. Rent. $50
up: Tel n 1927.
A. O. BLISS PROPERTIES.
ASTORIA 3D. & G SITS. NV.
Apt. No. i'll room, gas included =. S2o.oo
fENToSA, 1st e. SITS. NV.
Apt. No. 48-2 rooms, kitchenette and "a
II b ST. wv.
Apt. No. Ill room, alcove. kitchenette
ana bath OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOL .oo
Apt. No. 4-I room. sicove. ktchenette
DD M RAYMOND, si4 22nd St. NV. WV
Apt. No. 6-S rooms, kitchenette and no
DoRcHEsTER;,' 18th 18th & Md. Ave s.W
PENHURsT. Is II St. NE
Apt. No. 3l---4 rooms, kitchen and bath 500. 90
BLENHEIM COURTS, 1910 Calf. st. w.
Apt. No. 20l-2 rooms, kitchen and bath $1,000
WOODWARD, 23ll Connecticut Ave. NV
Apt. No. 203-2 rooms, kitchen ba S73.W
Apt. No. 607--S rooms, kitchen b.. 200. 90
FALkSrOSE CTS, l4th Fairmont 81. NV.
Apt. No. llO-2 rooms, kitchen bath 5000
DUNSMERE, 2523 f4th st. NV.
Apt. No. 3l6-2 rooms tchen & ba $50. 90
CORTLAND. 1850 Euclid st. NV.
Apt. No l02-4 rooms. kitchen bath. S95. 90
Apt. No 1865 rooms. kitchen & bath. 5000
Apt. No. 24- rooms, kitchen bath, 10000
VICTORIA, l4th Clifton SITS. NV
Apt. No. 63-4 rooms, tcnen & bath 500. 20
Can BE Seen at Any Time Call Lincoln
Tnlv
Evening star., 1925-03-20

WoopRtDGE-For employed couple; nicely
furnished private home: no other roomers :
corner room. With all modern convenieuces
Phone North 2S43-W
Evening star., 1925-03-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COMFORTABLY FURNISHED APARTMENT
shower; electricity. gas unlimited phone in
Guided; III private detached home, Cleveland
fark 32lo S5ih NV. Phone Clev. 904 Rea
s0nable 70 desirahLe paOnle 81.
Evening star., 1925-03-20
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED-TWo
rooms with kitchenette and bath; must be
homeliee and CHEEKY: not over $40 per
no child business couple only. Address Ro1
lad. star Office. pos
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH, FUR
nshed, for April and May. Call Col. 4i7e,
between and pm.
FURNIsHED-2 ROOFS. KITCHEN. BATH,
by business couple; not over $40 per month.
Address Box 279-D. Star Office. 90
NAVAL OFFICER DESIRES FUR. APT OR
. rooms and bath. n.w. section. for few
months. from April Is: dining room in same
bldg. preferred; state details and terms. Ad
dress BOX 249-D. Star office.
TWO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
ktchenette. bath; beginning April L. Phone
Col. 4sIS
Evening star., 1925-03-20
Observation-Disclosures

ABSECON APT l706 sT.-IDEAL APT.
rooms. kitchen, bath, reception hall; $50
ali outside rooms.
{. L. RURKHARDT.
PIG Dist. Nat. Bank. Bldg. Main $500.
Evening star., 1925-03-20

THE kENSINGToN, APT. 3-Three front
second door rooms: excellent board; suitable
= family or gentlemen o4a
Evening star., 1925-03-20

2ile 18th ST. N.N.-Secoud- -6oor f-snt room.
large closet, twin beds; special rate TO two
l''Iies or married couple: private Southern
family OF adults oos
Evening star., 1925-03-20

RALEIGH MANOR, 1908 18th ST. NW.-EK-
tremely warm rooms; plenty OF hot water
meals prepared by cooks of long experience
music with dinner. Rates, $40, S37. 80. $50
monthly. with two meals daily. 24s
2Sl7 18th ST.-THo lovely double rooms
accommodate four gentlemen, preferably
southern; private home; ami; excellent
maals Col. $500.
Evening star., 1925-03-20

i620 X stone ROOM, KITCHEN AND
BATH NEWLY DECORATED. SOUTHEAST
EXPOSURE; TWO ROOMS. RECEPTION
HALL, KITCHEN AND BATH TWO LIGHT
ED CLOSETS: SEE MANAGER OR PHONE
POTOMAC 1900 20s
Evening star., 1925-03-20

80 RHODE ISLAND AVE- NW-Ffne
rooms, excellent board; So month; individual
service; convenient 2os
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-30
Farkas P. JOSEF.

@Farkas P. Josef urnak ebbe1
az iigyben irott levelet lit nyug
tazzuk slit valaszolunk ARA, &
Macy nyilvanossag el6tt. Kerjuk
ne faradjon tovabb.
Stoke Josef h0si halalt halt
katonanak S magyar testveriink
nek csak egy orok0se van, az q
szegeny kis felarva, aki most XII
lenc ewes lehet S igazan mem tehet
arrol, hogy sziilei mem az emberi
torvenyek szerint keltek 0ssze. E2
kis leany = Margit, egyeduli jo.
gos es t0rvenyes 0rok0se apjanak
A jog es torveny mellett, az embe-
ri erzes is AIT diktalja, hogy az
apa utiln jaro biztositast ez az
artatlan aprosag kappa.
=. Neha az elet is IL regenyeket
EZ az erdekes kis t0rtenet bizo-
nyitek ARA, hogy milyen hatal-
mas ereje van nyomtatott BETH
mex, az ujsagnak, a magyar iras-
max. A kis Margit igazanak erde-
keben ir0dtak eek a sorok. Amt
hat esztendon keresztul kor-
makozegek mem biftak kideriteni,
ARA a nyomatott BETH azonnal vi
lagossagot hozott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-30
1925. JULIUS 80

Tisztelges.-Piispok urunk O.
melt6saga, felkeresiinkre az egy-
hazi unnepseg befejezese utan, a
templom alatti gyiilestermiinkbe
jon, hogy OFT a hitkozseg eloljar6-
saganak, egyleteinek $ iskolas
gyermekIeinek tiszt6lgeset S id
vozleset fogadja.
Az id6 rovidsege f6paszto-
runknak altalanosan ismert sze-
venysege miatt, mem voltunk alb
ban helyzetben, hogy tisztelge-
81 iinnepsegiinknek szelesebb ke-
retet adjunk ARA a helybeli es
videki magyarsagot, egyhazan-
kint es egyletenkint, kiilon-kiilon
illoen meghivjuk, azert megint
csak e lap hasabjain ertesitjiik err
rol az 0sszmagyarsagot S kerjjik
fel az egesz magyar koz0nseget,
hogy ezen alkalmat is hasznalja
fel annak beigazolasara, hogy
Amerika egyediili magyar piispo-
ket, var0sunkban idozese alkal-
mabel, szeretetteljes tisztelettel
igaz megbecsiilessel k0sz0ntse.
Orommel venne a hitkozseg, ha
valaki a magyarag koreb6l egy-
szeru, keresetlen szavakban iidv0-
zolne AIT fopasztort, aki maga is
egyszerii, szegeny csaladbol szar-
mazott mint arva gyermek, on
fentartassal kiizdve tanult, faradt
S emelkedett ilyen magas polcra.
Jojjon ell ere az iinnepsegre is
minden magyar testveriink, hogy
lassa. hallja j6 piispok Atyankat,
kinek az egesz youngstown es Vi
deki osszmagyarsaghoz is lesz BIZ
zonyara egypar buzdit6 szava.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-30
Az e. Y. M. A. G. GYOZELME.

A sZmsZ6d varos dallas magyar
fiai az elmult vasarnap ismet egy
sep gy6zelemmel 0regbitettek j0
sportneviiket. East Youngstown
magyar atletai, akik baseball csa-
patba t0moriiltek, legut6bb Far
rell legjobb csapataval allottak
szemben. Mindenket csapat kitii-
no formaban leven, merk6zes az
els6 pillanattol kezdve Macy erde-
kessegii volt. Sep S igazan fair
jatek utan, "a merk6zes a magyar
tsapat gy6zelmevel v6gz6dott.
1913 aranyban vertek meg ma
gyar fiuk a kivalo farrelli csapa-
tot.
Kiil0n dicser6leg kell megem-
lekeznunk Cseh JOSEF miiveszi
.jat6kar6l. 8 mint q magyar csa-
pat pitcher-je igazan megerdemel
minden elismerest.
Vasarnap, agusztus 2-an, del
utan Coalburg varoskaban m6ri
6ssze erejet a csapat, az ottani A.
C.-yal. A coalburgi csapat egyike
a legjobb videki csapatoknak
ICY ez alkalmmal ismet egy Macy
erdekessegu izgalmas merk6zes-
re van kilatas. Sportkedvel6 ma
gyarjainkat kerjuk, hogy minfl
nagyobb szamban nezzek vegig a
merk0zest. Akik aut0val rendel-
keznek, azek vasarnap deli 1 ora
kor Klub helyiseg clott gyiile
kezzenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-30

Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap ut
Jan kerem meg a Szabolcs me-
gye, tuzseri szarmazasu, Jobbagy
leanyokat, hogy minel elobb tu-
dassak cimiiket Greg batyjuk-
kal, Revesz Istvannal. Cimem
5O6 Crescent ST., Youngstown, 0.
Aki ismeri leanyok holletet,
legyen szives kozolni fenti cim-
mel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-30
F0PASZTORI LATOGATAs
VAROSUNKBAN.
(Folyt. az 1-s0 oldalrol) }

II \L VI ts CtA Il ~ O1NACl1I
utan a piispok ur megkezdi az es-
ii rovid szertartast az oltartol
jobb oldalon elhelyezett tronjan
helyezkedik ell oman vesz reszt
a cleveland magyar lelkesz altal
vegzendo kony0rgesekben.
Oltarszenteles. Az istentisztelet
kereteben, piispok ur Omelt6saga
megszenteli a templom vedoszent-
jenek hitkozseg egi partfogoja
max, SIT. Gyorgy katona Macy yer
tanunak, Dabner Pal magyar fes-
tomiivesz altal remekbe keszitett
Macy oltarkepet, amit az egyhaz
Katona Gyula, nagypeleskei szar-
mazasu, lectoniai buzgo hiviink
$l2o.-os nagylelkii adomanyab0l
S egyes joszivii hitkozsegi es egy-
lett tagok kisebb-nagyobb offera-
jab6l szerzett be listen dics0sege-
re, egi patr6nusunk tiszteletere,
templomunk bels0 diszenek eme-
lesere plispoki latogatas en-
lekere.
Piisp0k ur az oltarkep megszen-
telese el0tt, f6pasztori szozatot in
tez hivekhez; a szenteles tarta-
ma alatt pedig keresztsziil5k
erintik kephez er6sitett piros-
feher-zold nemzetiszini szalago-
gokat.
Ezuton is felk6rjiik hitk0zs6g
minden egyes tagjat, ugy fell
n6tteket, mint a gyermekeke+
hogy mint keresztsziil6k vegye-
mex reszt meghat6 szertartasnalI |
boritekba zart nevvel ellatott,
bokezi adomanyaikkal jarulja-
max szivesen templomunk nagy
aldozatokba keriil6 fentartasa-
hoz.
De nemcsak hiveinket, hanem
egyuttal a helybeli es videki 0ssz-
magyarsagot is testveri szeretet-
tel S igaz tisztelettel keri fel AL
egyhaz vezet6sege az egesz hit
k0zseg, hogy a keresztsziil6i tiszt-
seget, felekezeti kiilonbseg mel
kill, elvallalni szivesked djenek.
Magyar egyhazunk 0sszes tag
iainak Zorro 6haja az, hogy ez az
iinnepely ugy kils6, mint bels6
lefolyasaban lehet6 legmagasz-
tosabb hatasu legyen emlekeze-
teben narration mindazoknak a
sziveben-lelkeben, akik magasz-
tos S igaz magyar erzest6l atha-
tott oromjinnepsegiinkre elton
mex veliink oromiinkben osztoz-
kodni kivannak. Mutassuk meg az
idegen fajok es nemzetiseeelz
elott, hogy magyar fail szeretet-
ben S epito munkaban 0sszetar-
tunk s egybe vagyunk forrva. Bi-
hn bopx, ,,,; ,D,o ,.,- |
rok eppen olyan j6 kereszt6ny,
lstenfel0, hazaszeret0 S becsiilete
sen munkalkod6 nep vagyunk,
mint vilagnak barmely mas el6-
rehaladott, miivet, tisztesseges
nemzete.
Azert ismetelten keriink meg
igaz, becsiiletes magyart,
hogy veliink egyutt iinnepelien. !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-30
KET FATAL MAGYAR
SZERELMI REGENYE.


(Folytatas az 1-s0 oldalr6l)
tarsamr6l van $40. Vagy ket ev-
vel ezel6tt egy levelet kaptam
otthoni fiveremtol, melyben ar
rol tudat, hogy mi falunkb6l
egy Stoke Josef newt illeto,
mint amerikai katona a fran
cia harcteren megihalt. Ennek a
hos katonanak nagyon is k0zeli
rokonai elnek es ARA kertek
fiveremen keresztil, hogy tu-
datjam meg mi t0rtent a bizto-
sitassal, melyre biztositva volt.
En- megmozgattam fut-fat, de
mivelhogy Stoke josef neven
kerestem, sikertelen volt kera-
sesem. Ugyanebben a levelben
rokonai kijelentettek, hogy a
biztositas egy tized reszet fa-
radtsag es koltseg fejeben adj
jak.
En- teljes, torvenyes adato-
kat, rovid id6n belul megka-
pom es mikor eek a kezemben
lesznek, nyilttabban fogok be-
szelni. Remelem, hogy Onok
mem vonjak ketsegbe szavaim
es megtesznek mindent, amt
jonak latnak.
Amint mondtam, en- Special
Delivery levelben fogom Stoke
JOSEF rokonait ertesiteni, .hogy
tiistent kiildjek a bizonyiteko-
kat.
Tisztelettel:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-30
kerelern es Felhivas
A NAGYENYEDI BETHLEN KOLLEGIUM MEGMENTEsE
ERDEKEBEN

kormany erdelyi uralmanaA (s1s-
1924 bezarao 22s magyar kolat
Haromezerhuszonot magyar nepskolabo maradt
Szaz5tvenegy polgari kozepiskoabol megmaradt 27
reformatus kogiumok koza elveek eddig egyet nyva-
nossagi jogatol megfosztotak harmat zaa.t
Egg uabb komanyrendeet kmonda hogy aeyik kozepis-
koaban bezarjak epuletei
ket eereeseket roman kola cea fogjak felasznan a
ntezked kolak vagyonat evette erdsi magyar
arsadalom pedg egeny ahhoz hogy vagyon poton
ia, magyar kozepskolakat halara iete
legnagyobb erdey kolegiumna nagyenyed Bethn Kol
eiumnak Magyarorsagon eo volt novendek egy soveben
egyesuv hoses ct tu XII maguk ele hogy bar saat
jukto falato megmentk Bethn Kolegiumo puzu-
asto Magukra vak obbnyre szegeny szuse
ge enyed dk skoazatasanak kolseg csakhogy Beth
Gabo edelem vlghr iskoa vegpusztuasto augmentation
nevezett szovetse kesse fordult sorok roahcz mint
Kolegum novendekehe hogy vegye sego
munabo amerka magyasag koreben gyekezzen seo bar
oborozni szelere kerult Bethlen Kolegumnak
K evben amikor menekul erdeyiek egtesere kero
czavamat feemetem oszv magyar akad
sajnaya par centet adott avara abbol o
ugy hogy a obb mint hezaz doart tudam oha
zaha Celom akkor osszegyten rdeyi szrmazasu
amerika magyaroka egy tesve zovesgbe munka akor M
nagynak bzonyul legaabb egy idore ell kee hogy
hagyjam.
abban hogy amekai magyarsagnak Erdy
angoo szretete valosagga
Erdey segtssenek ugye fog
zottunk vereseget szenvedni.
gondviselo segdelmeben
koranykodasban gaz gy veresget szenvedhet b
orso veszek hoy enyed Bethn Koum neveben ke
ehvassa foruak elso soban Ameraban o erd
magyarokho erdey magyarsag orsat szven v
jo amerikai magyarhoz kovetkezokben
L. nagyenyed Bethen Kollegiumnak Amerikaba
n0vendekei tudassak cmke hogy magun ko
megalaksuk os kolegium vedmre alakto szo
vetseget
2) Erdelyb amerai magyarokat hogy ajanak
mem segenek erdey magyrok amerkai szovetsegene
hogy ICY egymassa testv kozosegben
ve teljes erove odaauk erdyi vereink ugyenek mega
mogatasara.
81 srmaza hre va6 ekinte neku krek mnden amerika
magyrt ek listen ahhoz modo adot hogy tegyen k
pessegehez inert aapitvny enyed Bethen Kolegum java
vagy ajanjon meg egy alando ev ozeget Kolegum dia
janak neveltetesere.
~ Mndennem kozemenyt ajanatot adomanyt cmemre Rev
Sebeyen Endre 326 Duquesne kulden Minden
levee vaazook tett kegyes adomanyokat eguoo
g rendetetss helyere uttatom nyvanos elszamoa mee
Abban rmenyben hogy keresem marad pusztaban k
to sz Erdsyert veem egy s6atozoak enyemme egy
knyuo listen ata megerositve eeg vant jot vagyok
Duquesne Pa, 1925 julius 2-en sEBEsTYEN ENDRE
ref. .esperes-lelkesz.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-09
Zinc Mine Tries failing
AS Crop Fertilizer

MINERAL POINT-Near Platteville,
Dr. Wilson Cunningham, owner of
Mound View farm points to a very eX-
cellent crop of alfalfa and says that
this crop proves zinc mine failing can
not be excelled as a fertilizer.
Several years ago he decided that
mine failing would be useful as soil
amendment. He shipped samples from
the Homestead mine, near his farm to
the soil experts at the college of agri-
culture, Madison. The report was sat
isfactory and the first spread was
made.
The first crop attempted was corn
and the yield was most gratifying. A
second spread was made just as the
failing comes from the mine and al
falfa was sown, with the result that
there is on Mound View farm one of
the finest yields of alfalfa in south
west Wisconsin.
There are hundreds of thousands of
tons of mine tailings in southwest
Wisconsin. Nine ts jli1' 9 can be bought
1T 'he mines rs .cw j., IS cents ton
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-09

Gated at convenient intervals, ampli-
fly this complement.
Each of the tables which are pro
vided with compartments for utensils
used in class work, allows working
space for two pupils at time. Also
at each table is located an electric
plate
The commissary of the laboratory
is in small alcove of the room, and
has shelves arI receptacles for the
stores.
The sewing room which is large
and commodius, is equipped with five
modern sewing machines. A small
fitting room opens from one side.
The Gymnasium.
Here the architect was generous
with the space to be devoted to in
door games and calesthenics. The
room is two stories high, a balcony
running the full circumference.
The playing surface of the floor,
is marked off for the various games
to the dimensions of 72x36 feet.
The arrangement of the basketball
goals makes it possible for the prac-
tice of two teams at the same time
By an ingenious arrangement Of
steel hooks inbedded in the walls
about three feet above the floor, and
which was installed at the sugges-
ton of superintendent McNelly, it is
possible to increase the seating ca
pacity. Bleachers seats may be add
ed by suspending portable slanting
bleacher platform from these hooks.
Paraphernalia of the gymnasium
might be enumerated as follows:
Travelling rings, flying rings, climbing
ropes and poles, horizontal ladder
horizontal bars, springboard and mats
parallel bars, Indian clubs, dumb
bells and wands.
Just off the gym floor are the show
ers and laboratories for both boys
and girls.
The showers and laboratory COM
partments have tile floors, the wains-
coting and upr' ght partitions are of
polished marble.
The wash bowls are of porcelain
enamel, with 4 three-Way feed soap
dispenser suspended above the bowls.
The ventilating fiue in these rooms
have exits at the wall base.
The Agricultural Course.
This course, which supplants man
ual training in the curriculum at the
new school this year, has a large
space in the basement. The manual
training equipment has been installed
temporarily in these rooms. A large
part of it will be used in the new
course.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-09
FIRST FLOOR
ChemiStry-PhySicS.

Two rooms in the southwest corner
of the new building are to be used as
class rooms for these studies. Seat
ing facilities for about so pupils are
provided in the chemistry room. Built
in wall cabinets for the placing of
experimental ingredients are part of
the accessories. A lecturers table
with surface of special material
which is impervious to the action of
chemicals has a prominent position.
The physics room opens from, and
is almost replica of the chemistry
room, as to dimensions and appoint
ments A small enclosure between
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-09
THREE DIVORCES
IN CIRCUIT COURT
HERE LAST WEEK
One From Iowa, Mother Is
Granted SIS Month Ali
mOny to Start Sept. 1.

Al the term OF Circuit court held in
the court house on Monday, August 81,
three divorces were granted, two Grim
inal cases were disposed of and
more than a dozen judgments and or
ders signed A big grist of motions
were heard, some Of which were grant
ed, others denied.
Anna L. BObo was granted di-
vorce from Ernest BObO. AS the plain
tiff was minor, a guardian ad Item
was appointed. There were no min
or children, so plaintiff as allowed to
resume her maiden name. Attorneys
fees were allowed to the amount Of
SIS, together with costs of the ac-
ton.
Margaret Battle was granted a di-
vorce from Robert Battle.
From Iowa county came the case Of
Martha StendersOn VS.. Steve Slender
SON Several witnesses were sworn
on both sides, some of them recalled
for further examination. The result
of the hearing was a divorce for the
plaintiff, carrying custody Of the min
or children to the mother, with
judgment for $25 a month to pay for
the support of the children and SIS
month alimOny These payments are
to begin on September /, 1925 and to
continue until ordered stopped by the
court.
In the case of the state VS. Henry
POhion, defendant pleaded guilty to
the charge and sentence was sus-
pended until the February term of cir
cult court, 1926; defendant was par
oiled to August Martinez, in the mean
time
Judge S. E. Smalley is holding the
regular fall term of court at Richland
Center this week
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-09
BASEMENT
The Heating Plant.

The heating unit which regulates
the temperature on the different floors
is located in the northwest corner of
the building.
Here are two mammoth boilers Of
the down-draft Kewanee smokeless
type. The coal supply which is to be
fed into this heat generating plant
will be located in compartment just
off from the boiler room. This stor
age room has a containing capacity
of two car loads
On the wall in one corner of the
boiler room is located the electric ser
vice station, from which the light and
power lines radiate to all parts of the
building.
An auxiliary boiler will serve a sup
ply of hot water to the laboratories and
domestic science laboratory when the
large boilers are not in service for
heating.
Ventilating System.
A conduit forced-draft type of
ventilation maintains a steady circu-
lation of air in all the rooms. The
installation of this air circulating
plant represents considerable outlay,
but it guarantees a constant change
of air in the building which is very
essential
A ten horse power motor drives a
huge fan which forces a volume of
air through the conduits from the
basement to the top floor.
Domestic Science.
Two rooms on the east side of the
basement floor are for the use of the
classes in domestic science. The
cooking laboratory is in one, and the
sewing classes classes use the other.
The equipment of the cooking lab
oratory consists of ten tables, where
the pupil engages in experimental
formulas, an ordinary kitchen range,
fireless cooker, electric range, and a
pressure cooker. Five large porce
lain enameled sinks, waist high, To-