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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28
MASONS DINE ON
THIRD BIRTHDAY
Anniversary Affair of Prudnce
Lodge Attended by Hundred
Last Night

The third anniversary of the insti-
tuting of Prudence Lodge No. 204,
Free and Accepted Masons, was cele-
brated last night with a banquet in
the Eiks clubhouse. Covers had been
laid for one hundred and ten and
every place was taken by the mem
bers of the lodge, their wives and
friends.
The banquet was served at Z
o'clock and following the last course
Albert Leon, chairman of the ar
rangement committee, acting as
POSTMASTER, gave a brief talk and
introduced the speakers of the even
Ing.
George w. Hoagland, worshipful
master of the lodge, made the add
dress of welcome and the speakers
were Rev. Wilbert Westcott. pastor
of Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church., a member of Huguenot
Lodge No. 3S1. F. &c A. NJ, of Tot
tenville. and John j. Sonderman,
physical director of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Rev. Mr.. Westcott spoke on the sub
ject of Prudence" and Mr.. Sender
man on the "Aristocratic Soul" Both
talks were enjoyed by all. Laurance
A. Ballau, of Camp Raritan, led in
the community singing. The affair
was q most successful one. so much
so that it was decided that the an
nual event each year would be with
the ladies as guests.
Prudence Lodge had a most sue
cessful three years and during the
worlds war contributed thirteen of
its members to the service in the
army and navy.
Dancing followed the banquet and
speechmaking until a late hour. An
elaborate banquet was served that
included little neck clans. noodle
soup. boiled salmon with sauce, roast
chicken, lettuce and tomato salad,
asparagus. peas. ice cream. coffee.
and crackers. cigars and cigar
cites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28
HOLE-|N-WALL
ACTION PUSHED
Further Steps Taken by South
Amboy--- Meet With State
Body
BIZ spscfal corrsspundens.

~
SOUTH AMBOY. May 2S-Further
steps for the elimination Of the Hole.
in-the-Wall were taken by the local
Common Council at a meeting last
night when a resolution was passed
calling for the presence of the mem
bers of the council. the mayor and
the city engineer at the meeting on
this subject to be held in Trenton on
June 8.
In addition to the local represen-
tatives there will also be at the meet
ing members of the Board of Free
holders, the State Highway Commits
sion and representatives of the Penn
sylvania railroad and the United
States railroad administration.
The following resolution was in
troduced by Councilman Delaney and
later adopted by the council:
whereas there Is to be a joint
meeting of the State Highway Com
mission, Board Of Chosen Freehold
ers of Middlesex county, and repre-
sentatives of the Pennsylvania rail-
road and the u. s.. railway admins
~Itration to discuss ways and means of
closing the hole-in-the-wall and the
erection of an overhead bridge and
other points to be settled prior to
the closing of the hole-in-the-wall,
and
whereas said meeting is to be
held at the state House, Trenton, N.
j., on the fifth day Of June, therefore
be II
Resolved by the Common Council
that this body together with the
mayor and city engineer attend said
meeting for the purpose of protecting
the interests of the CITY,"
Councilman Shuey requested infor-
nation as to whether the resolution
introduced by Councilman Delaney
concerning the meeting at Trenton
provided for any representation from
Mechanicsville. For his information
the clerk reread the resolution. The
city solicitor stated that the meeting
a public one and anybody could
attend
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28


tried it. Now am better, feel strong,
have no pains, backache or dizzy spells.
Every one tells me how well I look, and
/ tell them to use Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable compound that is what
makes me feel well and look well. I
recommended It to my sister and she
Is using 1t now. You can use this letter
If you wish, for it Is certainly a grand
remedy for q woman's ills. - Mrs.
MARTHA STANIsLAwsKI, ga Penn St.,
Perth Amboy, M.
For forty years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been overcom-
ing such serious conditions as displace-
ments, Inflammation, liberation, irreg-
ularities, periodic pains, backache, diz.
illness, and v prostration of
women, and Is now considered the stan
dard -er- 49, go ~-~h ~ii-ents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28
WHAT WOMAN
DID IN MEXICO
Story Told by Jack Neville
Shows Conditions in South
ern Country
BY JACK NEVILLE.

(American Newspapcrman and Inyes'
tigator who mas lived for years In
Mexico and who has just spent foul
months there on special detail.
Copyright, 1919. Newspaper Enter
prise ASSN
Hermlla Galindo faces the hardest
task of any woman in the world.
When she has accomplished a;
much as Jane Adams, E~vangelina
Booth, the Pankhursts, Margaret San
ger. Nine. Montesorri. Carrie Chap
man Gait and a few others she will
be only getting ava to a fair start.
Hernia Galindo, singlchanded, Is
attempting to emancipate LATINA
mcrican women from superstition, ig-
norance, suppression, N the IRON
bound traditions of centuries.
Her first battle Is with the women
themselves.
To any other woman the task would
seem hopeless. When she began she
had the moral backing Of only two
big men-President Carranza and
Gen. Pablo Gonzalez. Today she is
making Roadway.
She has organized the National
Feminine Council, and is publishing
one of the two women's magazines in
Mexico. Through the circulation OF
this periodical she Is explaining the
detectives of the council. Through
the council she expects to upllfr the
ome
The majority of An~g1o-Saxon wo-
men are determined to achieve sex
equality. But the Latin-American
woman is different. For centuries she
has been taught her sphere of ac-
tiyity is bounded by the doors of her
home.
No woman of responsibility walks
the streets alone. She Is accompa-
MED or shopping tours by servants or
members of the family. She never
attends a movie alone nor can she
stroll in the park without chape-
.soResF
Old Traditions Hamper Woman
The young girl who goes alone with
o man friend Is openly talked about.
The girl even who goes shopping
alone sets tongues wagging. No wom-
ar can do office or store work with
out her character being opened to
attack.
Mexican laws have favored the
man, and only recently has the d.
vorce been added to the statutes.
Even that is q ten to n shot in
mans favor.
Sets Example by Seeking once.
Certain Mexican men inc women
educated In the United States are
aiding her. Some women Of the
lending their assistance.
Hermila Galindo. cultured and an
artist of note. herself set the women
an example two years ago by running
for public office. She did not expect
election. Nor was she elected Blu
she inspired a certain confidence
amongst her sex.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28
Home for Aged Rummage
Sale Well PatrOnIzed

As yet II is o possible to give a
complete report OF the money obtain
ed In the Home for Aged drive. The
latest contributions are from Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. Goldberger IS and Mrs. II.
White $40. A complete report will
be given shortly.
The Rummage sale for the Home
for the Aged is now going in full
swing. Day after day the place is
crowded with buyers. The material
on hand is fast dwindling and Mrs.
Adrian Johnson. the chairman of the
committee is asking for immediate
and plentiful donations. The sale is
open from . o'clock in the morning
until 5 o'clock in the evening. The
sale will not be open Friday, Mem
orial Day at all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28
W. 0. W. Make Donation

At a meeting of Goodwill Camp No.
81. Woodmen of the World. last night
two candidates were initiated and six
applications for membership were re-
ceived. Ten dollars was given to the
Welcome Home FUND and II was de-
cided to take part In the parade that
Is to be held for the returning soldiers.
A committe was named to take charge
of the arrangements for this event.
Plans were made to go to the various
cemeteries here on Friday to decorate
the graves of the departed members
of the camp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28
Boost Welcome Home Fund

The Welcome Home fund which the
Perth Amboy celebration committee Is
raising in this city was given a big
boost this morning. when $426.65 was
reported by John F. Reilly, chairman
of the industrial committee of the f.
nance committee. This total was real
ICED through the contributions from
the Unite Lead Co, 800; General
Bakelite Co, $3.50; Roessler g. Hass-
lacher Chemical Company, $3.50; EN-
ployes of Roessler & Hasslacher Co.,
$16, and John F. Reilly, $40. DR..
Charles I. Silk also donated $40.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28
By Associated Press.

I'D HSSOcfuIeu FTdsL
TRENTON, May 2S:-Warren G.
King, of Bound Brook, the Republic
can candidate for the nomination Tor
governor, who filed q statement in
the office of Secretary of State Mar
tin, today. designated c. s. Atkinson,
of New Brunswick, as his campaign
manager, and the Perth Amboy Trust
Company of Perth Amboy as the de-
lpository of the campaign fund. Mr..
king has not as yet filed his guber-
material nominating petition. the
paper filed today allowed him to
make campaign expenditures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28
Sentence Cranbury Man.

NEW BRUNSWICK, May 2S-For
operating his automobile when in an
alleged intoxicated condition, William
Gordon, of Cranbury, was arrested
yesterday afternoon and a~rraigned be-
fore Recorder Demming, of Cranbury,
receiving a thirty days sentence in the
workhouse. Gordon will make an ap-
peal to Judge DAILY through his coun-
sci, RAYMOND Lyons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28
Letters OF Administration

By Star Correspondent 4- o.,
NEW BRUNSWICK. May 2s:-
Application for letters of administra-
ton were made this morning in the
surrogate's office on the estates of
Christian ]. Walker. who died Deem
Der 80, 1908, and Grace A. Merrill,
who died January 81, this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28

trouble, was ner-
|vous, had backache
and a pain in my side
most of the time. |
had dizzy spells and
often so faint l
could not across
1.-THE floor. The doc
|tor said I have
to have an operation.
II read about Lydia
IL. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28
BIZ A. z. GELDHoF
NJ r. A. Washington Bureau, 112s-
1884 Munsey Building.

11S4 MunSey Bunding.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 2s-The
NC-l, the first airplane to cross the
Atlantic, probably will be deposited In
the Smithsonian Institution for per-
manent exhibition as one OF the ma
Hons most valuable historic relies.
1t will be placed in the National
Museum and take its place beside the
FIRST heavied-than-air flying machine
over flown in this country, the first
steam locomotive. the first cotton gin,
the first typewriter and other famous
Hhrsts."
Already tbs National Museum has
q stable ~airplane exhibition. Includ-
ed In Il is the steam flying machine,
which on May 6, 1896. at Quantico. Va
made the first successful flight ever
made by a heavier-than-air flying ma
chine.
This machine weighs only 20
pounds. On its first flight II assembled
to a height of 10 feet and Travelled
for half a mile at a rate Of 20 miles
an hour.
Also there are the three small ex-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28

NEW BRUNSWICK, May 2s-Exdl
tradition papers for Richard Won
Krebs, escaped maniac and murderer.
who was apprehended In New York
several weeks ago, were received by
Richard A. Peltier, chief of county
detectives this morning, and were for
warded at once to Albany to secure
Governor Smiths signature. 1t is ex-
pected that Peltier and Joseph e.
Stricken, county prosecutor, will be
able to get Won Krebs out of the
Tombs some time next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-28
'REQU|S|T|ON
FOR VON KREBS
'Peltier to Go to New York City
to Bring Back Alleged
Murderer
BIZ Sr,cfnf corresnnndsnf.

IRENION, May 2S-Govern0l
Runyon has issued a requisition upor
Governor Smith, of New York, fol
the return to New Jersey of Richard
Won Krebs, of Middlesex county, who
escaped from the Trenton State Hos
pital on April &c, 1917, and is now in
the Tombs prison, New York city.
Krebs stands charged with the MUIR
der of Mrs. Annie Riehl and the
wounding of her husband Henry. in
the Township of North Brunswick.
1914.
The Governor has designated Rich
ard A Peltier. county detective of
Middlesex. to bring the man from
New York back into this state.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-04

convingfndu-se fratif din comu-
ma lor ca acestia nu fac pc jida-
nul, 81 tot odata fondurile de CO.
merciu nu vor fngadui 81 pc mai
departe pc jupinii de prin colturi
Sc face proprietari in comune
rominesti, credem ca suntem in
telesi.
Iubiti frati Draguseni, aflatori
in America, vim fratii d-tra con-
sateni aflatori de prezent in De-
troit, Mich, a va aviza pc Gale
ziaristica, fiindca nu va stim a
dresele la toti 81 nam vrea sd
ramfna nici unul he avizat.
Iubitilor frati, prin awful no
stru va aducem la cunostinta ca
fratii dItra din Detroit prin 0 b:l-
ma fntelegere, in ziua de ID Iunic
1919, au 1nfiintat un fond de
comerciu, la care venim va ru-
ga caldurOs pc tOti Dragusenii
va face membrii al acestui fond
81 tot odata sunteti rugati a lua
parte la sedinta care Sc va tinea
Dumineca, 6 Iulie 1919, sub No
OIL Comeron Avenue, Detroit
Michigan.
Putine informatii ale fondului
/. 25 dolari la inscriere 81 in in.
terval sd Sc implineasca suma de
0 suta, adeca in 6 luni, sd Sc i'm
plineasca suma de o suta.
2. Daca vre-un frate membru
Eva veni in niscai RUNE, sd fie aju
tat conform statutelOr carl sc vo1
face Interior.
3. Daca vre-un membru al fon
dului va cadea in niscai cazur
grave a Use vinde mOsia, fOndul
va Fl dator a o scapa din Minis
altora, conditional sd Use inapo
ieze inapoi cind va putea replat
acea suma fondului, daca ace
membru nu va putea so plateas
ca pima la moartea lui, sa Use dea
copiilOr lui. FOndul ne facind iu
crul acesta, il va face un ,jidar
din colt, care nici odata nu va
mai putea-o rescumpara.
Dragusenii din Detroit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-04
LITERATURA

boil acasa, Isl lua odata curajul sill
fntreba Gu supunere, de ce sufera
barbatul 81 stapinul eli.
Ell tresari ca desteptat din somn
cind auzi vorbindu-i-se, 81, ca Sd
nu taca, ii raspunse Cd n are nj
mic. Femeea insa, care vedea ca el
sufera, adaoga departindu-se:
= Am sd tai cocosul pc care IL
avem in curte. C|iorba dc cocos e
buna, caci il inve$eleste pc ON.
Ciubucci-effendi auzi vorbele ei
ca prin Wis.
Oar dupa citevA ceasuri, cfnd SC
puse masa, el Isl Aduse deodata a.
minte de cocos 81! ca sa vorbeasca
ceva, intreba unde-i ciorba.
- Am taiat cocosul, raspunst
femeea; dar ciorba O vel minca di.
seara.
La aceste cuvinte, Ciubucci-ef
fendi Sc simti pc, neasteptate Gu.
prins de mimic, 81, Gu glas tunator
striga ridicindu-se i'm picioare, Gu
sprincenele 7ncruntate:
- Fence, al putea sa-mi spui ce.
ii sunt ell tiei
- Allah sd tc{ tie sanatos; est
barbatul 81 stapfnul meu.
- Daca-i asa, fence vinovata
de ce nu ascultf de porunca stapi
nului tau?... Vina ia vel ispa
81 pc loc. Imi vol lua alta fence.
Incredintat ca are dreptate, =
cum de altfel cred ca recunosti 81
tn, cititOrule, - Ciubucci-effend
esi mlnios 81 numai decit sc intoar.
Sc GU cealalta fence.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-04
SINGURA FARMACIE RO.
NINA ,,KEPES" Din
PATRIA VECHE.
2O17 w. Is Str, Cleveland. o,

ZO17 w. 70 Str, Cleveland, o.
(vis-a-vis de United Bank
MOI tinem tot felul de medicini de
aici si din patria veche si le vindem
Gu cea mai mare punctua1itate.
In farmacia noastr& lucrA farma-
cisti diplomat. care vorbesc romineste
si IN alte limbi din patria veche.
Avem cele mai bune medicini si
medici pentru boale secrete, femeiesti
yl barbAtesti. precum si pentru alte
boale si garantAm pentru leacurile ce
dam orr trimitem Gu posta. Scrie ro-
mineste si moi va servim tot romfne-
ste. Medici specialist care intotdeauna
stau IL dispozitie. (2456).
Avem medicini pentru 1 dollar pen
tru asudarea picioarelor care miroasA.
ID vindecA IN 3 zile Gu garantie.
GrijeSte de numArul 2O17 West Is Str.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-04

Sp~e
Rominia, aflatori in diferite orase
ale Americei de Nord.
Fratilor consistent!
MOI consatenii. aflatori de pre-
zent in Detroit, Mich, aducem
vile noastre multumiri acclor
frati earl au staruit la infiintarea
acelor doua fonduri de ajutor
pentru copii orfani ramasi in ur-
ma acestui crfncen razboi. Lauda
li-se cuvine 81 acelor frati carl
momentan -dupa-ce au fost AWAIT
au donat mult-putin, cit le-au a.
jutat bunul Dumnezeu pentru
marirca acestOr dOua fonduri, la
earl 81 moi DraguSenii din Detroit,
Mich, am facut totul ce am pu-
tut pentru inflorirea acelor fon-
duri.
Fratilor Draguseni, ne tinem de
datorinta a va aviza 81 pc d-tra
despre frumoascle vorbiri ale ma
relui Romin, captain Vasilc Stoi-
ca, avind fericirea al avea intre
moi de mai multe ori in orasul no
stru Detroit, MICH, 81 care in u
nele vorbiri he spunea CD dato-
rinta nOastra a tuturOr ROmini-
lor aflatori in America este, mai
intii sa ne dam toata silinta a Il
dica cit de mari fOndurile Orfani-
lOr, precum este 81 fondul Biru-
intel, la care fiecare fratc adeva-
rat ROmin aflatori in America,
lar fl datorinta a Fl membru al a.
celui fond, dovedind printr'o chi
tanta ca a donat o suma cit lie
frumoasa, pentru ca timpul va So
81 sd ne dntoarcem in Rominia
Mare 81 acei frati al nostri, care
si-au jertfit totul pentru marirea
eli, ne vor intreba ca moi ce am ia
cut pcntru idealul national. MOI
lc vom arata Cd dior au jerfit
intr 'un fel, 81 moi in altul. Sa in
telege ca moi am jert pentru eli 81
Ell pentru moi. Apoi ori ce ar fl
Gu aceia care nu lie va putea ras-
punde la intrebare 81 ne avind
nici un document la nina sd a.
rete, ca vor zice Cd au facut, dar
neavind document ca sa poate
dovedi, nu vor sputea scapa De
eli. 81 s'ar putca foarte usor in
timpla Cd sc vor pune 3 schilavi
pc unul dintrc acia care nu STA
facut datorinta in tara aceasta
sill vor trinti de toti peretii.
Apoi iubitilor frati, tot d-nul
captain Vasile Stoica, in vorbi-
rile d1nsului ne-a mai spns Cd IA
cindu-ne datorinta amintita mai
sus sd ne grupSm mai multi lao
lalta, comma d@Scomun4 pentru
/ a fnfiinta fonduri de comerci,l,
pentru Cd infiintdndu-se fonduri
de comerciu ar orri pc acei stra-
ini de natiunea nosstr4 de 9 sc
| 80. 1-s tf<fs s-.-.-.snl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-04

g6VC 60V6 m6C1N1OVv
C1BL MAI DINB vAZUT QI ONO.
RAT DIN TOATA LUMEA. "A DAT
DOvEZI CA ORR 81 CINE pOA.
IB TRAI o SUTx DIE AM. SX
UID SANTOS 9l Ok SE SIDCTx
VESSEL CA UN COPIl.
Institul nostru este sub condu.
cerea unor renumiti PROTESIO-
MALI din tara vethe si s'a infi-
lnyat iu scOpul de q ugura sufe-
rfntele compatriotilor nostri Ro- 7
mini. Multi ami am studiat boa
lele de carl Romfnii din Ameri-
CO sufer4 u dup4 multi ami Dc
muncA si fnv&t4tufA am organi-
xat acest INSTITUT pentru IA
bricarea de medicini patentate.
In cursul timpului am aflat CO
&C mai folositor de q vindeca
pc fratii nostri de aceste boala,
fie ele CIT dc b4trfne sau cit Dc
9relo. Acum putem anuuta Cd an
desvoltat niste leacuri. recoman-
date de cei mai renumiti 6pU-
CIALISTI din luma. Contiuutu-
rile leacurflof noaNtre Ount cu-
lese din toate pArtile lumei. u
nele vim din Ungaria sau Ger
mania, iar altele din Afpfca d
America de sud % mol 10 GA
RANTAN IN scris dc . confoFsna
. Gu Iegile Statelor Unite. Deo-
camdAt2 moi an c0mplactat ur-
mxtoArele medicint patentata
ps carl le ofsram fratiIor uostri
ouferitOrj:
NJ PERDETI cURAJULs
char dac& si doctorii nu nkd&J-
duiesc ~ " vindece.
Cind ayeti NpsG Dc uncle din !
medicinile jos numite. tatati eoa-
II asta. iocAliti numele u a6re-
- d-trx q facet o -erllee ~
inga uumele leecurflor ~ carl
10 d0rtti d ne-o trlmiteti nouA
Moi Il orI - tfmp " vom seTvt
GRATIS q n modul cel mai
! SINGER.
LIOTA LDACUnILOBS
Tvepaa (betogug de v1ne ~ aaur).
Reanatla0 (r&cea1A de slngA.
duref1 n tot coFpul).
Daf1l1o (oiuge 1nveninat1.
UepateatA (slxbire bArb4teaSc4).
0teaas (de intArit u rsguiat
r,sesss 'is; ssasL aaauss1iI : ! !. !. -
ceaIa>.
saIe frs.ic,,i. apk. nessgulsta)
iGlnesrllne (boel6 ds ptsls. sgrn-
bunte. exem1) /
Pvt&rs sI1bits liipsE = sinsa
lipsa ~ apstit).
usale seeseSNsis f1ipse peylo1u-
3 1ul mitr1, a1busl. e-lse
1HE ROMAN 1lEp1o1N3
C01n' I 'Al.l y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-04
A VI z.

Catre toti fratii consistent din CO.
muna Dragus, judetul Fagaray,
Rominia, aflatori in diferite orase
ale Americei de Nord.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-02
MILITARY HIGHWAY WORK.

Nine miles of concrete road be-
tween Alexandria, Va, and Camp
Humphreys, Va, soon will be ready
for use, marking the completion and
planning and supervisory work done
by engineers of the bureau of public
roads of the United States depart
ment of agriculture for the military
authorities. The road from Alexan-
dria to Camp Humphreys ia the
longest military highway outside of
environments that has been planned
and supervised by engineers of the
bureau, although the total eonstruc-
ton planned and supervised by these
engineers aggregates several hum
dred miles and covers practically all
the recognized types of construction,
from sand clay to first-class bitumin-
Gus surfaces and concrete roads. Sew
enteen highway engineers and one
superintendent of construction were
detailed to military work by the bu-
reau in July, 1917, the period Of
their assignments varying from three
to fifteen months.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-02
G. c. Dowd Passes Away

q. c. Dowd, an old and respected
citizen Of the Island, succumbed to an
attack Of influenza last week AT Olds,
Alberta, whore he had gone with hi $
daughter, Miss Louise Dowd, for a
visit with his son George and another
daughter, Mrs. Langdon, after spend
ing the summer at Parks, Neb.
The son and daughters were also
stricken with the lllu and confined in -
hospital when their father passed
away. The remains were shipped to
Tacoma and placed in the mausoleum
beside his wife, who preceded him to
the better world about two years ago.
A large number OF sympathizing
friends from the Island attended the
funeral services in Tacoma Monday,
Dec 30 MIR. Dowd was a native Of
Illinois. He had reached aye Of 65
years. Another daughter, Mrs, h. w,
Wilbur, resides on the Island.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-02
RED CROSS NEWS

The ladies' of the Red Cross held
a meeting today Thursday com
pllmentay to Miss Kate Hall, who
is soon to change her reidenct
from Vashon to Seattle. Miss Hal
has been Jealous, patriotic work
err in both Portage and Vashon
Center auxiliaries, Dainty refresh
ments were served, after which
Mrs. G. w. Blekkink very fittingly
in behalf of the Circle, wished her
God speed and assured her of the
goodwill of her co-workers now
and in the future.
Delbert Danner OF the NJ. G.
Co., 44th U. S. Inft., has been
transferred from Camp Lewis to
the Preside, San Francisco.
Mrs. Geo. w. Tweeddale has re-
signed her position in the Vashon
State Bank and will take needed
rest. Mrs. Tweeddale has been
highly commended for the ability
displayed in handling the work
entrusted to her. She will be sue.
ceeded by Howard Hansen, who
will at once enter upon his duties
as cashier.
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1919-01-02
Watch Night Party

The ladies of the Klos Tilicum
Card Club and thir husbands, who
were the invited guests of the
Club, enjoyed a delightful watch
night" party at the home of Capt.
and Mrs. Wiman at Quartcrmaster
on Tuesday evening. Cards occu-
pied the attention of all until
midnight, WIN a bountiful three
course luncheon was served. Be
tween thirty and forty We're pres
ent.