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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-28
WSPOLNA KOMISYA ROZ-
STRZYGNIE o CIESZYN-
SKIEM.

Kopenhaga, %. maja. - Pre-
mier Paderewski, w czasie poby-
tu swego W Pradze w przejezdzie
DO Paryza ma konferencye pokolo
wa, doszedl prezydentem Cze-
cho-Siowacyi Masarykiem do po-
rozurnienia w kwestyi cieszyr-
skiei kt6ra byia tax dSugo zro-
diem kontrowersyi pomiedzy
ohm noxeni.repnhlikau'irhzss ssras
zaia ciagle krwawem starciem.
Zgodzono sic. re sp6r polsko-cze-
ski 0 Cieszynskie rozstrzygnie
zaiatwi wspolna komisya, wyzna-
czona przez rzady obu tych repu-
blk. Komisya ia bedzie miaSa
swa siedzibe w Krakowie.
GDANSK POD STRAzA
ALIANTOW.
Paryz, %. maja. - Depesza z
Warszawy donosi, re W Gdansku
wyladowano amerykanskich i bry
tyiskich marynarzy. w poblizu
przystani stanie ma kotwicy silna
flotvna aliancka, kt6ra trzymac
tam bedzie straz do czasu.
w zwiazku z przygotowaniami
Aliantow ma wypadek, gdyby
Niemcy ME chciaay przyjac po-
dyktowanych i'm warunkow poko
iowych, donoszs, -ze marszalek
Foch ukonczyi wfasnie swa Po-
dr6z inspekcyjna wzdiuz Renu
odbyi diuzsza konferencye pre-
mierem C1emenceau.
TYFUS w POLSCE ZBIERA
zNIWo SMIERCI.
Paryz, %. maja. - Najwyzsza
Rada Aliancka dla spraw ekono-
micznych otrzymaIa raporty, ze
w Polsce szerzy sic w zastraszaja
cy spos6b tyfus j 100000 ludno-
sci polskiej umiera powodu tel
epidemii.
Choroba ia szerzy sic rowniez
epidemicznie ma Wegrzech W
innych krajach Po4udniowo-
wschodniej Europy. Wobec pa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02

my ears becauns they were sharp and
covered With hair. ard my teeth be.
cause they were long and white. This
was more than | could stand. and
-prnnG np0n him. Hut he got away
Now, what makes mo sick Ii TO thlnh
NJ tho army he IL going 10 lead
against our King 4"
"Oh. what hn outrage" cried LADY
Duck Tho forest sparrow will have
10 suffer for all this"
Lady Duck had no more than fin.
lAhed this statement when they all
hchcli Tinker Hob approaching. Lads
Duck hurried TO tell him what yOIne
Fox had said.
Il Heard II ALL" said Tinker hu,
" Isn't true Tho truth Ia that young
Fox went into my palace and put or
my coat and cap and sat upon The
throne. waiting for tho Sparrow. snd
when he thought the chance was good
he sprHng upon him. hut my coat va,
buttoned too tight ana the sparrow
got away"
Immediately Lady Duck took youny
Rcd Fox across her Knee and with her
wing she spanked him soundly-no,
50 much for wha, he had done. but
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02
#e Tinker Bob &sA
lMf,><H%BStories 1aZa9& n;
(A4AgQ&-, bvCartys|e H. holcomb 0 9s3HA
YOUNG Fox's FALsG SToRY.

When the younE Red FoI reached
his home he found Lady Duck ana c
1pssnm eating. There was something
about his manner very much different
than usual lie acted IN n sneak Inv
,ort Of way, which ~as noticeable "a
q p0slum
what N the matter with young
Red Fox IIs doesn't at natural.
taid q possum 10 Lndy Duck.
Il cannot say" safd Lady Duck. u
myself did not notice anything strange
about hlH manner"
But thcfe is something strange
about him" insisted o Possum. '9Ie
iooks worried and acts very much as
though something terrible had hap.
pcncd
Perhaps he n sick" suggested
LADY Duck. lie does not want to eat
I viii Ask him "
As Lady Duck approached Red
Fox. his face bore an expression OF
shame. Are you sick7" asked she III
no, pray toll mo what 10 the matter,
"ics I'm very sick" replied the
young FoS ~ hs hung bls head.
N II II anything dangerous. you
must tell H. | suppose can" said
young tor rather tlmidly.
q roasum eame close 10 that he
might hear also. you see" said tn.
fos. 4 was close by the Kings throne
when tho forest sparrow came along
and told mo that hc was leading an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02
Are You Fat7
Just 1ry This

Thousands OF overfat people have be.
como slim by following the ndyic. OF
doctors who recommend Marmols IRE.
hcilptipn Tablets. those harmless little
fnt icducers that simplify the dose of
tho famous Mnrmola Prescription
" too Tat. don't whit for tho doctors
advice Go now to your Druggist or write
~ the MarmOla Co. sb Woodward Ave
ncuoi'. Mich, aud for 81 procure n
large case OF these tablets
Ihry reduce two three or four pounds
n week without exercise dieting or nry
UNPLEASANT effect whatever. II too fat.
10 lUtH tvUiy. tAdy.) }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02

Dtofdefs Tn ItlIJ.
PARIS, Dec. / Tho rumor ~ sei-
ous disorders In Rome and other blk
italian cities persists, In spite Of ON
cinl italian denlals. L'IntrsnslEeant
saws.
Despite the severe censorship In
J om~, We hear that In tho Italian capi-
tnl nnd several other big cities street
fighting has occurred and that there
was number OF victims"
he Italian pencs del cation here
asserts that 'oday's opening session OF
the italian parliament proceeded with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02
AlIIsG Wat,hIp, of apaIata.

COPENHAGEN. Dec. IA number
of allied vsrships including an Amsh
can vessel. are cruising OF spalsto.
on the Dnlmni.nn coast. Sunday az.
rordIng TO n LAlbhch ditpatch received
here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02

because he had tried 10 Nc his way
ont of n
1omofro~-Mlss Mousy Dlsplesses
the KIM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-02

army that would kin the King and
take his throne. told him he could
not find an army that would do such
n thing as that Then he began 10
mako fun Of my feet because they
were covered with hair and my nose
because II was long aud pointed. and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12

only the football team but nearly
100 Ro,a-ians are expected 20 go
from the hotel direct 70 City hall for
e real evening
AZ s O'Clock the entertainment. will
start with the program somewhat as
fellows:
ove-:u-e: Douglass oTche ,s:c.
vieltn duet. Kisses slos6eEg and ME- ;:.sG
Bar tone SOLO. Bryce Little
Piano Accompaniment. Miss Emily Bur
Piano duet.
vi : Evelyn Beard. Miss Ethe, Beari
P.Ss.n,ation Of Sweaters ltae gift o.
c.,iz4ns 20 tire victorious football
team, Mayer Burleigh Martin
Dancing Will begin az 8 O'Clock
music by Douglass Orchestra, Il
pieces At about 1875 artists from
the Luttringer Stock Company now
playing Uncle Toms Cabin" at the
opera House. viii appear with a
couple OF numbers and then the
dance will continue until midnight
Tickets including both the enter
tzinment and dance win De only 81
cents each and are on sale at Bither's
drug store and at Packard's Smoke
Shop. in addition to the opportunity
Of buying from the many Cony
students.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12
MONMOUTH

The New England Telephone Conn
pany has purchased from the land
owners On North Main street the
right TO cross with their lines. and
VIII remove their poles from the
street In the near future.
Mrs Bertha Sumner has returned
from visit to Lvermore Falls.
Tne kennebec Pomona Grange VA.
heid at Monmouth Wednesday with
good attendance. The forenoon
session was devoted to business. The
nrtn degree was worked on nine
candidates A bounteous dinner was
served at noon by the lady officers
to about 100. In the afternoon the
following program was presented by
Worthy Lecturer Merle Hartman Of
Readheld: Music by the Grange.
address Of welcome, s. H. Deane.
response. Ralph Merrill of Mancnes-
ter; piano solo. Miss Lizzie Hink-
ley; story by Brother Hudson Of
winthrop; address, Rev. II. E. Dun
mack. State librarian. Augusta: re-
marks. Brothers Millspaugh of Win
throp and w. E. Reynolds OF Nom
mouth A farce. Engaging Jean.
ette," was presented by members AZ
the local Grange. The parts were
taken by Miss Marion March. Mr..
Emily Parlee, Mrs Leona REYNOLDS
Miss Blanche Leech, Mrs. GLADYS
Blake. Mrs Fannie March. Mrs. Alice
Wilson Members from Augusta.
Gardiner, West Gardiner, Winthrop,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12
Rotary Club Meets Tonight

Tine sI3 c1.< FEtsy evening
Pace August Hosss- Aeg2<-a Re-
t3-1a1s are planning for = big t;ne
Z. -1s5- regular ree-5ng ASIDE f-ur1
IAe AT Rotary program. the .eat-
Ures q which Rave a-raady beea al
nc-zced- TIE ezter-zs-rle.t commit
see hss smelling pfzrzed which Is
sure 70 find favor with all Al IN
g<cal}y large s--s.da1ce Is an--c..
pa.ed-
Tie monthly meeting II tire board
q directors vii Re red q. TIA
august f.c1se a. o'clock. previous
e. t1s - a-y -1esti.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12
VIOLATION OF SONG
COPYRIGHT CHARGED

In Suit for 5000 eroush. by
Shapiro, Bernstein & Co. of New
York vs.. viekery & Hill Publish
ing Co. Of Aususta-Distriet Court
Cases.
According to a dispatch from Port
land, dated Dec. 10. a suit for $1,000
brought by Shapiro, Bernstein & Co
Of New York against vickery & Hill
Publishing Co. of Augusta, Ringing
about the alleged violation Of a copy
right on the song There's a Girl in
the Heart of Maryland with a Heart
That Belongs to Mel" which was a
popular success a few years ago. was
among the entries in the L. S. dis
trict court Tuesday at the December
term.
The writ sets forth that the song.
which is the production of Ballard
Mcdonald and Harry Carroll. was
sold to Shapiro. Bernstein & Co. in
July. 1913, and duly copyrighted. but
that in February. 1919. issue Of
Hearth and Home" one Of the pub
locations Of the Vickery & Hill Pub
fishing Co. it was copied-word and
musician violation Of this copyright.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12
- 49, OF THE NEW WORLD
Sv1 js>s CT Which D.. Scott VIII Ad.
.reSE sususea Oren Forum

d.. Willard Scott, who viii speak
a. the Augusta Open Forum l. the
In.ye. sal-sc church SurGaE evening.
hzs travelled il pYetty t.g NJ
n ta= course CT MS !e-tuTc career.
AEcng ihcse with whom he has
spoken have been The5ds - Loose
vsit- william Howard Taft, Ham
Jennings Bryan. Former Justice
Charles Z Hughes. Genera, s,eison
A Miles, John Nananaaker and Job
Hedges
From all the reports that have
besn received, these mere famous
men hare not been accorded al TIE
honor Of the occasion, fox large
part Ct The tribute was gwen DR..
Scott
Scott has The happy faculty Of pre-
seating his views IN somew hat
different vein With an America ms
sense Of humor. he pounds home the
facts in a manner that is so con-
vincing that new light is carried
away by these who hear him. That
he Is coming TO Augusta is one OF
the most fortunate things, for his
time has been so booked that il vas
only by straining point that he
could be secured. DR.. Scott is one OF
the most expensive platform men in
the country.
His address in Augusta Will be
Coming Of the New World" a
mighty big subject and DR.. Scott
handles in a big and new way, with
spirit of optimism that will bring
home the points he makes as no 9TH
er speaker has been able to do. Not
only that. but DR.. Scott has looked
forward to his coming to Augusta
with the greatest of pleasure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12
MADISON
Stray Bullet Wounds Thib0-
deau Boy-Loeal News
Items

Sidney. the 14-year-oid son Of Mr.
victim # strange ehocs ting accident
Tuesday forenoon at his home about
three miles from this village Young
Tnibodeau was sitting At the west
end Of tie harm with his hand On q
rock watching his father load some
dressing. when a bullet struck the
rock. badly ,aceratingf THE ends Of
three fingers Dr. Mu.;kcs was called
and dressed the wound Had the boy
been sitting foot farther south the
bale. would have gene through his
body. Less than three minutes before
span Of horses had been standing
directly opposite where the bullet
struck Deputy Sheriff Elmer Adams
ANYBODY who had done any shooting
On the Madison SIDE Of the river. It
Is thought that the bullet must have
been fired from a high power rife
from tie Anson side Of the river.
nearly 2 mile and half awaE. Dep
MY Adams Continued the investiga-
ton Wednesday and has a csew
which Re thinks VIII solve the m;s-
terry
TIE theme q the sermon b. Rev.
William Wood at the Methods. Epis-
copal church rext Sunday morning
VIII be "Ar tie Davning Of ;he New
Day" and the subject CT the evening
address viii BE- AT the End Of the
Day
Mrs Moses Wentworth Of Sanford
IS II Madison this week coming here
20 attend the funeral Of Mrs Fran
cetta Robbins
Napoleon Champagne returned On
"Wednesday night from . trip to New
Bedford. Mass, ard Providence, T.
l. where hs has been visiting reia-
;iTes and friends for the past few
days
The entertainment and supper
which were 10 have been given 10
the older members Of the Congrega-
t-0ral church Tuesday evening was
postponed for one week. owing to
tn inclsmency Of tie weather.
Madison was without stree. lights
Wednesday evening The high wind
h-osa one % the wires on the arc
light circuit. putting Il Temporarily
cut OF commission
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12

by Mrs.. Walker. who Is visiting her
sister there.
The 21st birthday anniversary OF
William West was the occasion Of
a surprise party one evening las;
week Mrs. West served refresh
ments to the young people
p. 81. Ainslee has sold his farm
to John Schuck 4 Son.
George Whiting is having electric
lights installed in his new barn.
Mrs. Charles Sturdivant is visit
ing friends in Wilton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12
Wayne. Fayette. Oakland and Itch
field we're present.

The Union church of North Mon
mouth has extended a cali to Rev.
Oias Tandberg Of Dover. n. H. to
become its pastor. Mr.. Tandberg
has accepted and will take charge
1t once Mrs Tandberg is passing
a Few days with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Farnham.
Electric lights are being installed
In the schoolhouse at North Non
mouth. In order that the night school
recently organized for Polish resi-
dents may be held there.
e E Walker is on a business trir
TO western New York. He was ac-
compauied az Far as Beverly. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12
Friends Of Isaac Clark, mayer 4

Friends Of Isaac Clark, mayer of
visaliz- Cal formerly z resident Of
this city, VIII be interested to learn
that James z. richardson C that
place has purchased . hzE interest
Il TIE Tiszha Plumbing Co and VII
hecezt,-- be associated Z that bzSs-
neS with Mayer Clark TIE NV
partners VIII incorporate with CAPT
tai sock Of 81 90 Mr.. Cls-s Las
been n vLsaI.a tie pas. :: yea-s
during which re hzs built Up IRE
largest plumbing t1x-,sA between
LIS Angeles and F-eNo. employing
nore Fer than any similar business
il c-a- vsIlsy- Mr. Clark : the SCI
z--lA~ Of Frank P E=ck- VITO Is z
brcIher Of James ". Fec. {. this
CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12

Ho Augusta boys who in orc1es-
tn work never fail 70 please are
william and Martin Fox. aged Is an
n respectively. sors Of Police OGcsr
william p. Fox william plays The
PIANO and Martin The violin and
they are both accomplished and tai
ented muSicsznA TEe1r selections AZ
the 7. " C. A. membership banquet
On Wednesday evening and upon
otker occasions. have brought the
boFs many weu-deserved colp1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12

me $1.75 for Ladies' Home Journal.
$2.o0 for Saturday Evening Post or
$1.00 for Country Gentleman. Bill
Bertrand. 331 South State street, Au-
gusta, authorized agent.
dec1ld3te
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12

n a1to Ire truck answered . s.iu
aaAsD 1t IN p. IL Thursday due 20
Q chimney IRE At tie home Of Ms
Ahert A. Nichols At q Gage street
fvo chemicals were used There vas
- An0AEe-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12

= Mrs. Julia Barker Of Riverton
street was called to Portland on
Thursday to serve the Spiritualist
Association and TO conduct a funeral.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12
Taxpayers, Take Notice.

To afford every opportunity for those
who have not paid this years taxes to
do so before they are advertised, the
Office Of the City Treasurer 4 Tar
Collector at City Hall will be open all
day Saturday of this week from A. II.
to P. NJ To avoid advertisement and
costs PAY THIS WEEK.
WILBERT S WILSON.
Tax Collector.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12

Dance. Library hall. Gardiner
every Friday evening. Monaghan's
Banjo Orchestra. decide,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12

8. ". PhiIbgsck a ekovheEzn vas
. b1zfne0 caller 1kzrsday in this
city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12

they could ind and also forced =
entrance through = basement ""
dow to the A. P Cram gef
store. where they took a nuI-1oeF ="
watches and about sI& In moneE'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12
LOCAL NOTICE

Novelty dance. Library hall, Gardner
Saturday night. Music. Welch's Novelty
orchestra Of waterviiie. decIds,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12
CHINA


S0CTH-ME Emma Robbins
leaves On Thursday for Bath. whe-s
sire VIII pass the winter
VI. and Ms W J. Thompson
leave fer Eaasor on Saturday to at
tend the sessions Of State Grange
mex. week
On Friday evening the students ,:
Erski1e Academy will hold thei- an.
rual fair az G. A. R hall Prof
P-wn viii lecture at this time.
On Monday evening at 80 ss.ss
As.raea T Nickerzrn. reader ard or
ganizer for the Maine ". c. T. e
VII speak in TIE Friends church,
S7rth China Everybody is invited
e Rear this talented woman, and en-
Joy rare '-eat
Friends # Gr. ana Mrs. T.ren
Jenny were sorry N rear CT TIE acct
dent which has hsfei,en their ode,
~nT Dick whose fingers were crushed
.- 2r auto. TWO being nearly vered
sincerely hcpad that tie skilled
ment he IA receiving will save
lard.
' ana Ms. H. W-itehouse we-s
= t-2o G. %s-- ApslS u lame
Whi-ehouse in Augusta over :hs
Weekend
Mrs Fannie Maxwell. Mrs Mas
harrington. Irving Farrirgton an:
M-. ard Mrs Ham Ehitelouse al.
tended East Kennebec- Pomona a
Esssalbo-o On Tuesday, and muc,
enjoyed the day.
Mrs P " Jones, Miss Virgins
Jones and ]. p. Jones leave on Mon.
day next for Weston. Mass. WHERE
they VIII pass part OF the winter
Miss Virginia Jones expects u
visit in Philadelphia for . number o
weeks
Erskire academy viii held its an
n1al fair this afternoon and eveuirs
n the G. A. r hall at South China
At $50 ?. N. aprons. candy, fanc,
work. etc, viii be On sale. At S P
M-suppsr win De served. At 7.45 P
NJ Prof Henry w Brown of Cobb,
college will deliver a lecture or n,
subject. friendly Stars" This !;
an exceptionally fine address. tn,
public Is cordially invited to attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12
China Grange

Cnina Grange. No. 2s5 met in regu-
iar session on Dec 3rd Five can
didates were instructed in the frs.
and second degrees. The officers for
ls7o were elected and are as follows.
Master. Ralph Record: overseer. Err
nest Wellman: lecturer. JENNIE :
thompson: steward. Irving Earring
ton; assistant steward. c. L. Weber:
chaplain. Jennie Coffin: treasurer
Martin Weber; secretary, Emma F.
Mniteaouse: ga,ekeeper. Alonzo
cough: Ceres. Virginia Jones. ,Po-
mona Susie Brown: Flora, Hattie
Haliowell; lady assistant steward
Pear!e Weber.
A special meeting held on Dec. 10Th
a. which 10 candidates took the
lhiro and fourth degrees. A fine
harvest feast was partaken Of by 20
"e"o ers' after which a social time
vas enjoyed BY the younger mem
bers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12

bufoIaFS AZ NIX. vernon p. q.
Report comes from Mt Vernon that
burgiarS sometime last Sunday en-
tered the postoffice in that village
and took what money and stamps
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12

All roads in Augusta lead TO City
hall tonight where the benefit enter
tainment and dance TO the victorious
Cony High school football team will
take place.
The Champions will be entertained
by the Rotary Club al S O'Clock
luncheon al the Augusta House and
from there they will go to City hall
for the big time. They" means no,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12
C0NY Benefit
Dance Tonight Will Be
Big Affair

Splendid Entertainment 20 Be Given
at City Hail in Connection with
Dance for Benefit Of Cony Cham
pionship Football Tean-WiH Be
Community Affair and Large At
tendance Is Anticipated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-12

r g. Boeua II oakland was q Wiz
toe Ihn1saay IN this city,
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-02-13
DAIRY HERDS PASSING TEST
Animals officially Listed as Free From
Observation-Disclosures Available
for Use.

.proraraa S., 49,. t,..,,,
ment Of AgrieultursS D'"''
Every dairy berd IN ,ha un,,od
S,n,es Inn, an INV had Nor oe,a,ai
" occrad,tad nc fr.o ,ro,,, ,,,ha.a,,,s',,,
or thot Ind nossea s,oooss,,,,, ana
test Win a y,a,, Co oor,,noa,,a, H.,
ed in n nnhlIco,,on ,rst ,ssnoa t,, ,ha
huraor Of .n,maI ,ndns,nm It,,,as
s,ato. dono.,,non. -,
con,os ~ ~. IT,, 49, .,,a,',a s.. 49, ~
usa ~ ,,ots ana ,nnn,o,na, aTa,a,a 49,
nrlvato narsons 'N''' ''N'
csr,,oca,o. - srao,.n, tua,, .,,,a..,,
,os,s aro coon 20 ha ,snna lo ~. 'u .' w.
ron, n, an,,na, ,r,n,,.. ' W ',e ~
ownors ~ ,hn oana,,,,a; , '. =" CIV w..
nsco,a NJ. 10 =. ,V. " ,, W.,
So ea,,,a., -, w Wv uii,ea
~ Co,nn,h,a Ths ua,a. .ne , $3.50
doir, harn =, ,h,, ,,',,,,.,,n', ,',..''na
ia roa,staraa 80, 49,, '".'u ' q,
ono ~ tho ,,,as. oao.o',,,o 800 ,,o a,u ,a
tho ryn,tad s.atos ''''' ''''' :"
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-02-13
Needs of vashon High School

A school, like any other great
movement, is subject to laws of
growth. 1t must go forward or
backward. It cannot mark time
for very long. The people of the
Vashon district must face the
question squarely. VIII you have
your high school go backward or
forward
If it is to grow. several changes
are necessary.
First There must be greater
number of high school pupils. The
attendance this year is below that
required in an accredited high
school Exception was made this
year because of war conditions.
but such leniency will not be of.
fered again. Consolidation with
Columbia and the addition Of our
own eighth grade class should
solve that problem and bring the
number to about forty-five or
fifty for next year That number
would draw attendance money
enough TO help materially in car
rying the financial burden Of sup
port.
Second; A manual training
department should be added. The
equipment for the first years
work would cost about three hun
bred dollars. That should be adj
ded next year. The following
year the equipment for a second
years work, costing about three
hundred dollars. should be added
The usual small high school does
not offer more than two years of
work in manual training. This
should be open to the boys. also to
all girls who want it. The manual
training centers are turning out
many lady teachers in that sub
iect these last five years.
Third A domestic science de-
partment should be added. Next
year it might be well to offer sew
ing. Equipment required would
be one good sewing machine,
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-02-13
A New Outbreak Of Foot.and- Mouth
Disease Has Occurred In England.

Is maintained with other countries tho
danger of the relntroductlon of the dis
ease must be acknowledged.
ut Is Of the greatest Importance that
sharp watch be maintained by all Off
Gals, by practicing veterinarians aud
by stock owners In order that the very
first cases may be discovered and the
spread of the disease prevented. II
would be great misfortune to the
United States IL foot-and-mouth dis
ense should occur under present condi-
tions or become firmly established In
the country, as has been the case In
many of the stock-ruising nations OF
continental Europe. Early discovery
of the disease followed by prompt elm
nation of infected centers, Is the only
way 80 prevent the United States from
becoming permanently infected"