davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Głos polek., 1921-05-26

Serca vase ME pozostana tez
nieczule ma zew narodowych po-
trzeb, ktore tax usilnie zabie-
ga}yscie w najrozmaitszych je-
go kierunkach, Slac odziez, zyw-
nose wasz grosz ofiarny.
Postepujmy tax dalej, od-
slonmy Swiatu Gala skarbnice
szlachetnych uczuc kobiety -
Polki.
Do kazdego rzetelnego czynu
potrzebne jest uSwiadomienie-
ME zapominajmy tez i O naszym
Wydziale Oswiaty, ktory przez
przeszlo 20 lat swego istnienia
peini} wierna sluzbe, baczac, a.
by grosz przez was drogie sio-
stry skladany ma cele oswiatowe
ME rozminal sic re SVEN pre-
znaczeniem.
Jak kazda praca z mysli po-
czeta i ma umysiy innych dzia-
1ajaca ME wylania sic Cd razu w
scisle okreslonej formie, lecz DO
wolf krystalizuje sic w miare co
raz to lepszego jej zrozumienia
i zbadania istniejacych warun-
kow - r6wniez i sprawa oSwia-
iowa po rozmaitych przebytych
dosWiadczeniach, w coraz to wy
razniejszych rysuje sic ksztal-
tach zaprasza wszystkfe szan.
czlonkinie, ably te ideowa stro-
ne naszej organizacyi wziely
pod baczna uwage ably oSwiata
W prawdziwem tego s1owa INA
Głos polek., 1921-05-26

grunt ME pomijajmy szczeg0l6g
kt0re niejednokrotnie wazna od-
gryWaja role w udoskonaleniu
powzietych uchwal postano-
wien. Wiemy i rozumiemy jal
praWo SciSle okreSla sWe roZmai
te zarzadzenia; uczynmy to sa-
mo. A wiec badajmy nasza kon-
stytucye, jak ja ulepszyc, co w
niej zostawic, co zmienic, lecz
przedewszystkiem wzmacniajmy
Jej Fundamental przez dokladne
uSwiadomienie co do naszych 20
bowiazan wobec prawa stanowe-
go, pod kt6rego opieka tenn pew
niej i Smielej rozwfniemy nasze
sztandary.
Oredzie Prezeski Zwiazku Po-
lex opiewa w lynn rzedzie, jaG
ko jeden z najwazniejszych wa
runkow naszego bytu organiza-
cyjnego, podwyzszenie tabeli DO
datku stopniowego.
Przypomnijmy sobie, lie to
wrzawy niecheci, a nawet nieslu
sznej krytyki wywolalo wprowa
dzenie podatku stopniowego.
Sprawa ia pokutowa}a dose
dlugo, byla powodem niepotrze-
bnch stare ma sejmach - a gdy
nareszcie przeprowadzona 20
stala, przekonalySmy sic wszyst
kie, re zmiana ia byIa konieczna
i wcale ME obciazajaca nasze
czIonkinie.
To samo bedzie i z podwyasze
MEM tabeli, kt6re jest nieuchron
ne, a i'm PREDICT zabierzemy sic
do dziela, tenn bedzie dla mas le-
piej; podstawa bowiem podwyz-
szenia tabeli podatku stopniowe
go jest wick organizacyi - a
ten W formularzu rzadowym "a
znaczony zostal wedlug skali
wieku mlodego.
Do piracy wiec, drogie
siostry | przyszle delegatki "a
bierzmy sic szczerze bez uprze-
dzeh, uSwiadamiajac sic wzaje-
mnie, abySmy 2 gotowymi plana
mi przybyly ma nasz Sejm, Ore
dziem Prezeski, zwolanym.
Opr6cz podatku stopniowego,
rozmyslajmy mad rozwojem wv.
Polek, mad uksztaItowaniem ma
szych wiank6w, a co nam Szan.
Prezeska W SVEN Oredziu tax
gorliwio pOleca, ~, y
Głos polek., 1921-05-26

Dzwony organizacyi naszej
wyglosily juz hejnai nasz naro-
doWy, wskazowki zegara zbliza-
ia sic ku tel ostatecznej mecie,
uroczystej chwili, w ktorej u
prawomocnione delegatki zawi-
taja do naszego wielkiego chica-
goskiego grodu; otworza sic ma
osciez podwoje naszej pieknei
siedziby domu Zwiazku Polek, a
po sZczerych powitaniach z szcze
Ia modlitwa ku Panu Zastep6w,
aby nam swego udzielil biogosIa
WlenstWa, roZpoczniemy nasze
narady, w skupieniu ducha, vol
ne cd stronniczoSci uprzedzen,
z mySla przewodnia dla dobra
naszej Organizacyi, tego jedy-
negO ma polskiem Wychodztwie
Zespofu Kobiecego - w kt6rem
kobieta zarzadza, uchwaIy sta
nOWi dziaia niezaleinie ma roz-
maitych polach swej szIachetnej
piracy.
Try lata minely Juz prawie
cd tego pamietnego momentu o.
statniego naszego sejmu.
Teraz znow zasiadziemy ma
Wskazanych miejscach w posta-
vie wyczekujacej, budujac przy
szle plany pomyslnoSci, ME je-
dino oproznione krZesio wzbudzi
W mas smutne wspomnienie tych
nieodzalowanych si6str naszych
kt6re nieubiagana reka czasu
skosila w snopy dokonanych juz
zniw mozolnego zyWota.
Me smu6my sic jednak, wszy
stko ma swa pore pod kierowni-
ctwem Opatrzno5ciowej reki i
praW natury.
Te drogie siostry, kt6re Cd
mas odeszly, pozostawily obfity
pIon "a soba, cenne dla mas
wskaz6wki ma doswiadczeniu
oparte ,oraz dostojne swe cory,
aby po Mich podjely rozpoczeta
prace. - z przeszIosci powstaje
przyszlosc, ku niej wiec zwr6c-
my nasze mySli | pragnienia.
W}aSnie ia przyszloSe jest o.
snowa Oredzia Prezeski Zwiaz-
ku Polek w Ameryce.
W Oredziu tenn znajdziemy
wSzystko, co dotyczy utrwalenia
przyszlej pomySlnosci naszej
Organizacyi - czytajmy wiec
bacznie drogie siostry, badajmy
Głos polek., 1921-05-26
ROK XII.
Go Nam Obweszcza Oedze Prezes Zwiazku Poek Ameyce

czeniu szerzy1a sic mfedzy nami
droga pouczania, odczytow, OBJ
chOd0w, oraz w koIach towarzy-
skich zabawach naszej mlodzie
zy.
Do czynu Zatem, drogie sio-
stry, ME bagatelizujmy wezwa-
mia, kt0re mas niezadlugo powo-
Ia w szeregi przyszlych dziala-
GEEK.
Objawszy zaszczytne stanowi
sko delegatek sejmu, pamietaj-
my jak wielka odpowiedzialnoSc
ma naszych spoczywa barkach;
jake uSwiadomione reprezentan
tiki grup, nalezy nam kierowac
sic ich VIOLA ich polecenia spell
mic - wSzelako zrozumianem
bye poWinno, re jezeli w ME
przewidzianych wypadkach wy
lonia sic w toku debat sprawy
ME ujete programem grupy, de-
legatka musi stanac jake Gwia-
donna i roztropna przedstawiciel
ka tejze, dzialajqc w jej imieniu
bezwzgledna sunIiennoScia i
ZroZumieniem.
Przy dobrej vol, wypowiada
JAG smialo zapatrywania nasze,
wiele zaiste dobrego zdziaIac
mozemy - ozywione ia otucha
postepujmy tax dalej, aby z bez
stronnoscia oddariem sic spell
mic powierzone nam zadania -
tax nam Boze dopom6z.
tego, nagrody $1.OO, wedlug
Co do kontestu warunki sa
Juz raz przyjetej uchwaly.
nastepujace:
Ia zdobycie trzystu czlonkih
Zarzad Gl6wny dale nagrode:
Kosztowny fortepian.
Ia zdobycie dw6stu czlonki1:
Wiktrole czyli Maszyne Samogra
jaca.
Ia zdobycie stu czlonkin:
Maszyne do szycia.
Ia zdobycie SO czlonkih:
KOsztOwny zegarek.
Ia zdobycie 25 czlonk:
KOsztOwny perSciOnek
Zainteresowanie jest wielkie
og6lne wedlug licznie nadcho.
dzacych list6w, Zarzad Glow
ny jak najchetniej sluayc be-
die wszelkiemi dalszemi infor-
macyami.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-07
SOMEBODY MISTAKEN.

The controversy between Colonel
Anderson, the Republican candidate
for Governor, and certain citizens Of
Farmville and other points in East
ern Virginia, as to whether the Col
onel did or didn't has gone far
enough. Judge llundlcy, of Farmvillc,
has stated over his signature, THAI
Colonel Anderson said in his FARM
vile speech that he was ashamed of
the star in the American flag that
represented Virginia. lie is alleged
to have made this statement in 9th
or towns in Eastern Virginia, but he
cmphatically denies that he meant
what he said, and his denial is sup
ported by statements from various
parts of the State. Statements a,e
also available from various sources
that the Republican candidat. did
make The statement with which he l.
charged. but as he denies it, or re-
tracts it, ii might be we'll to lc. the
matter so, but when the time comes
to vote it will be well TO considc,
whether you want q man administer,
ing the affairs Of the State who is
charged with so uncharitable a state
mcnt. There is little danger, how
ever, that the Colonel will ever hear
the horn blow.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-07

his honorable achievements in the in
tcrcst not only of the people of his
district, but of the state and Ma.
ton as well.
Resolved Fourth, That the Honor
able II. D. Crockett, who represent
cd this district in the last session Of
the Senate of Virginia. showed un
usual Legislative ability and perform
ed his duties in an able and salts
factory manner; and we regret his
voluntary retirement from the SEN
ate of Virginia to accept the posi-
ton offered him rs Assistant to the
Attorney General of the United
States. We acquiesce. however. in his
decision, feeling that we share IL
the honor conferred upon our locality
by his appointment to this important
position.
Resolved: Fifth, That the delegate.
here assembled from the legislative
district composed of Tazcwell ami
Buchanan Counties endorse the cx-
cellent official record of the Honor
able c. c. Hyatt. of Richlands, Vir-
ginia, who represented us i'm the last
session of the House of Delegates.
We desire to express our approval
of his official acts as such rcpresen-
tative, and endorse his record made
as our said representative.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-07
AND THE ROSE SAID 10 THE
MAPLE LEAF.
(ContrilDutcd.)

esterday morning, before the fros,
had been licked up by the rising SUI,
was strolling through the lowc.
garden observing what dcslr,,ctjo.,
had been wrought 10y nature upon MS
blooming and breathing thin,s down
mere on Earth. AS | passs1 a beau.i-
tul red rose whose petals were shrN
eied by the scorching frost. Il leaf
Tell from the bowers o. a silver mani,
and nestled down by the rose I'm !
seemed to be settling itself for :,
long winters nap. "Why are you de-
scendlng to such low levels from vo,,r
high perch where You have watched,
all summer the bencfccnt rails. NJ
the rising SUM- said the rose To- tnc
maple leaf. "Oh. Miss Red Inns. |
am afraid You, having spent al YOU.
days down in the flower y,rdc,,
where the rich soil and tender ear.
have blossomcd you out in such rad
liant, rich colors, have not risen hir.,
enough in the eternal verify of thin,
TO see beyond the clouds as | have
ana have given SO little thought H.
the cold winter that is approachin.
"hlle l was sleeping in my youth.
one balmy night in June. saw IN,
clouds pulled apart by an invisible
hand, and | pecpcd into the bcyono
and saw plainly the plan of the ST,
premc Gardener. lie whispered to m,
that there is divine purpose in al
thngs-that ere long | would la.
called on to contribute my mite to
the naturalization of some of Gods
things, and this morning the GENT,
iall breeze came down from the
North and murmured that it WA.
time do my part in his great plans,
ana here am. | will nestle down and
cover your feet, and keep Won warm
from the North winds and snow and
when the Spring returns | will helm
10 enrich the soil and you can bloom,
again with even more beauty thai,
ever. may lose my Identity" said
the maple leaf, "but the Gardener
Will look at your radiant petals. and
Know that my passing this way was
not in vain"
Didn't you know that much ?,
sand the violet to the poppy. "Why
nothing dies in vain,' said the VIC.
let. The maple leaves. the roses, thu
petals from all the flower garden b.
'ngs fall to enrichen mother earth
and in the resurrection Spring all
VIII rise to more resplcndent beaut,
than ever.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-07

Henry Ford has got all the rail-
road magnatcs stumpcd on how 10
operate railroad with profit I'M
der adverse conditions. He runs the
iron Mountain road like he does the
Ford factory-cvcry man must give
OF the very best that is in him and,
be rb'e to give an honest days work
for an honest days pay.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-07
INCuRABLE.

The smart alcek wrote to the peo-
pie who had advertised Il "surc cui1
for stammcring," saying:
81 bet you SlO0 you cannot cure
me of stammcring."
The advertiser wrote back, asking
on what he based his prediction of
failure. The smart aleck answered.:
81 don't stammer."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-07

in their pockets. They are now eli
ioying that peculiar psychological
iweat produced by Il condition of alb
iormalcy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-07
TRAVELLED AMERICANS.

A number of tourists recently
wcra looking down the crater Of
Vcsuvius.
An American gentleman said no
his companions: "That looks Il good
deal like Hadcs."
An English lady. hearing the re-
mark, said to another: "Good gra,
ious! How those Americans do
travel"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-07

the Emperor Claudius. possessed u
fortune of three hundred millions Of
sesterces; and Seneca amassed an
enormous fortune, so wild were the
people in their rage for goal. How
like these heather are WEI"
REV. A. S. ULM.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-07

President Harding has little time
TO waste on congress and small mat
ters like the unemployment and dis
armament conference soon to meet in
Washington. When the wind begin,
to whistle on the golf links and tn,
snow falls he may find time to look
after the nations business and devise
ways and means for giving employ
ment to the millions of men now idle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-07
A LIST OF RECORDS YOU
SHOULD HAVE,
MAIL ORDERS Given Special Attention Include 80 cents
TO cover cost OF packing postage and insurance
under $500

1914 @ BY Fs .x 4 s% %ao S"s5
sO,o 81, No. Fox Irot slax fels Vanderbilt Orchestra
-1o' ooc'-D G liome Blues, Ethel Waters
loSoS S5e, Used but it's ali over now Kaufman
so ae " a1s s%%' o cnoo uss een Stanley STANLEY
% "SI p" ASHER il'% a%d Ro odsssavsf
cse Iss @ sorDo ' Rons Mac ofehestl a.
Time Noble s sissie
Mama Play I'm Tor Me- Katie c cripps
O'' oo'-0 H' MISS i4@e Norfolk Jazz Quartet
1856 49, living 1a1z K euhTsss
1885 BY Syssl Iso Great Iakes o Nahaa
1908 s5e I'm a. Noopy aoy lSx Irot
in oar aa Arms o msfd or eSartSt
1885, sJ ons Ball. ok i sm. sm so Sch
~ Loving o"n Blues s""" her @'1z HOUNDS
$685. s5crhs Boil weevl Blues Tim ymn Back Devil orcn
~ee FOX n 2o E no De oreb ogsn
s4l G10nms FOX ,, ro ENonys Hotel Penn
cru., 49,. ,,..... southland Jubilee Singers
1915 00-' s"y ltoa nues Norfolk JAZZ Quartet
1866, N Sss eq s,sss
2O0' s5lls~ Daddy Alberta Hanes
SoO4 s5c Kind Of Love GERTRUDE uett sa mn%
Daddy Won't You Please Come Home N'N''e''
1885, Mss Wide !"S %o ng Quartet
1905 S5e-Ly a sam From AaDam Mamie JAZZ ounas
45, the corner a'n No fr Lax 5zz A0 Sad
,o,, s5 \, niInday Morning Blues Norfolk Band
- How Tedious Tasteless the Hours Asher Rodeheaver
1927, Soc,-NesLing Rct Dnn,o Cnai
s scs" Res aas Dance o5s or
4''o' oocrNiih! tAce Me- STANLEY
1t iaNes Good Man to do that. Aileen Staney
lolol ooc GU Am Heard Nothing Eddie Canor
Jh Inc LAST Rose ofSummel. Eddie Cantor
go - fnni ~ Homer Rodeheaver
a,o Conhuence, Ioen Dickv
49, oocf You Don't Want Me
.eo memories OF GU Nanny, Manic Jazz Hounds
' ' 1'-'S'' Norfolk jazz
lO359 $685. elo Waldorf Astoria Dance orcast
fothd Rose in the Devils Garden. -
INK OK Ill., ~, waldorf Astoria
1o95 s5 me IAN has never yet been told
.o.o Inc Moon Shines the Moonshne Ernest Eare
''o' soe'--i Love You Wonder Girl. Fox-Trot 1850 $50
n:.,nr Hotel Baltimore Orchestra
,c,7 o. Famted Doll Fox Trot Ray Miller Melody Rows
1885, &c., Amt Afraid of Nuthn Live - Al Rerpo y
4z09 socAloha De Farewell Thee) Hawaiian Cuar nnst
,o,o Or Va Like No Like, Hawaiian Guitar Duet
'i'' o'''Hh Undecided, Mrs Asher Rodeheaver
~ The Man Christ Jesus, (Sermon) " 49, R;adarw"r
1899 85c,Nia Comic Song) ;D,ederwot
80 Hlolly a Troly. R;i:yy J Jns
oo S9c-Safc IN the Arms of Jesus Homer Rodebeowe
oooo Of Walk With the King, .......... Podobe"ror
0ooo oocr-EVerybodys Man Man.
Daisy Martin snd HOY 1ozu Nh H..
won't Some One Help Me Find My Lovin' Man p
ooo OK. DAISY Martin & her Bel Hons
~ ~ Iaue Plantation jazz Orchestra
i,5, s5 love f'T Sunday Rudy Wicdoets Palace Trio
Whn y IKE DCnc,. Mamie Smith hor Iion,s
'' IT. me unnHnced Day, RodehsaI,nr
" .~u,, ~ laying NJ Treasure Up There Rodeheaver
NINoLAS FROM $500 TO S350.O0. Convenient Terms
Roanoke Talking Mach. Corp.
Successors to Music Department of
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-07
KEfU BLlCAN LEGISLATIVE
CONVENTION.

"
harmonious legislative Conventions
evcr held in this section met IN Rich
ends last Saturday when the Re-
nblic;,ns selected Hon. C. C. HYATT.
Of Richlands, as their candidate for
'chA'e for The Third Senatorial Dis
rict and Hon. j. H. Stinson. of
n'ihiy. to represent the counties of
buchanan and Tazcwcll. in the House
f DELEGATES.
The Senatorial Convention met
r"'. called to order by Hon. C. C..
hyatt. chairman of TazeweIl coun-
~ nnd oncncd with prayer by Rev.
~ II. Cole of Rirhlnnds. Mr.. G.. {
'ios". If Casilcwood elected chain :
MN and Mrs. y. S. IIigginbothan
la"rwcll. secretary. On motion :,
onmittec on resolutions. consistin,,
{ u. ~. Compton, of Buchanan. r.
y. Chase. of Dic!icnson. G. W. Fur
rr. f Russell and w. G.. O'Br;on
I laZewcli was appointed.
r. Hyatt WIS placed in nomina-
on hV :. T. Hurley of Buchanan
IN = s"c"r'ai by w. S. Pcnland
u llckensoN county and his nom
f'ucn n'"it hv reclamation. lie nc
Y''d with \ graceful speech prom
SING to nate the interests of The
'isiri't his rai~,r,,unt duty in In.
oiniug session If the Icmisl,t,ro
HE couV"n,iar 10 sclort :, c,na,-
* Tor The Hons. oc DnIomata.
tcr called 10 order and g. w NJ,
ms. of Crondv wade rh,irmnr amd
Ms. y. s. lli~vinl.o;hnm. or Tao.
vol. sccrcllv. Hon. l. II c.;nsn,,
{ Grrindy v..s nln~cd in non,.r,.;n',
hv Mr. nnrnr4 GHi,snic .,r r. r.
yc'l- The Rrchnnp. d"In~,,ior h"d
boon instructed ror ~ IL a Cow
on but Mr. cnnr.n, r.;+,,,ra U'',p-
am and sn'," led the nominotion
i mr.. Siinean '..hicl, was rn,de bv
f'sinr vote Of ~ ihn dc'c.e.,cs II,
~ r'no speech &C acccnf,rcc bc
'rn" isel :, ~ivc carsricn,;ols con-
''de,Htion f. NJ Questions cominr nm
y 'hr ncv, lrr'sl:.'urc with ;, Wow
# s"r';ne The hast 'nlercsts of the
'o.nt'"s he rciircsrniad.
Thn following resolution; ,verc mn
inimors!y adopted:
Resolved. First. that the nnritv of
MS e''tives. urrightness of his chor-
fot,r and his unswervinp ulrnosa 70
,cHilHe American ideals, possessed hy
President Harding. have secured bin
place IN The hearts of the American
neonlc second to no living man ~
'uhllc life; that the success ncbiev-
ed in seven months and measures
proposed by him for the welfare of
me United States. and for n peace
OWING world. bear the unmistakable
marks of that broad statesmanshin
so greatly needed to restore peace
and happiness TO Il war-worn mi
saN-burdened world; that the confer.
enGe OF limitation of disarmament
cailed by him to meet at Washington
on November II, 1921, has brought
new hope to the heart of the world
PRESIDENT Harding in the selection
%. OF ms cabinet and of the heads Of
the Departments of Government ~.
fleets credit upon himself and in.
spires confidence in the people and
gives assurance that the best will
DC done that can be done within \
reasonable time to bring the gov
srhment and the people back to trne
republican principles which puaran-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-10-07

There are number of men in this
community who stated last fall that
they were tired of the full dinner
pail and the jingling of easy money
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-11-25
THE BOBWHITEs THANKS
GIVING DINNER

In among the thick clumps of
salal brush which grew at the
edge of the woods near Mr..
Mans farm, seven little bob
whites made their home.
All day long they scratched
among the fallen leaves hunting
for bugs and worms. Then there
were the seeds from weed plants,
and the delicious red berries Of
the lockwood, and madrona trees,
which greedy Mr.. Jay or the
Grow family shook down when
they come to feed among the
branches.
You see, my dcars, the little
bobWhites like to stay close to
the ground, and never sail high
into the sky as other birds do.
One cold day in November the
seven little bobwhites were run
ming up and down the woods
playing hide and seek, when all
Of a sudden the air was filed
with just lots, and lots of tiny
white flakes.
Of course they did not know
that it was snow, for they were
too young. SO the foolish little
things ran after the flakes, and
gobblcd them up. How surpris-
ed they were when they found
they had nothing but a cold feel
ING i'll their mouths.
Then next morning when they
woke the snow was very deep.
They could not scratch it away
to find bugs. All they had for
breakfast was few seeds from
the top Of some weed stalks
which peeped above the snow.
All day long they trudged about
in the snow hunting for food.
When it grew dark they We're
still very, very hungry, and cold,
Oh, so very cold and miserable.
They crcpt into the shelter Of
some brush and tried to sleep.
The snow kept right on fall
ing all night, it just did seem as
though it never would stop.
When day light came the half
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-11-25
PHOTOS o UNDERWOOD { UNDERWOOD

As a beautiful indoor theatre is
included in the plans for the new
home which the Foundation is short
ly to erect in Washington, members
will have the advantage of seeing
plays and operas produced under ex-
pert direction right in their club
house. There will also be an out
door theatre in a sylvan dell on the
Foundation grounds, where pageants
will be staged from time to time.
As Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, the
wcll-known pageant writer, is
Founder-Donor of the Foundation,
while Mrs. c. c. Calhoun, President,
has already had many plays produced
in Washington theatres, the Founda-
tons program both in the dramatic
and musical fields shows every pos
sibiity of being highly successful.
Those interested in becoming mem
bers OF the Foundation should COM
municate with the Woman's National
Foundation, Connecticut Avenue, N.
W., Washington, D. c.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-11-25

While the Woman's National
Foundation aims primarily at the
correlation Of all feminine activities
throughout America with view to
promoting civic education, the arts
have not been neglected in its COM
prehensive program, Special com
uiltecs under the direction OF Wash
iu-ton women whose tastes and
raining particularly TT them for the
task, have been appointed to care
for each branch Mrs Frederick
Chaplin is vice chairman of the Com
mittcs, whose special duty is to foster
love of music.
In order that there might be with
in the Foundation a group of mem
bers representing the highest stand
ards in each profession, leading
American artists have already been
invited 10 join. Among the FIRST to
accept this invitation was Amelita
Galli-Curci the great operate So
prano, who Immediately sent her
check for a three-year term.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-11-25

as could be in corner of the
shed where Mr.. Man had put an
arm full of nice straw ut was
growing dark by that time) and
went fast asleep as happy and
contented as could be.
And do you know Mr.. Mar told
me that those same bobwhites
came again for food, during a
snow storm next year, though
of course they were big grown
ups then. And so when the snow
comes, children dear, be sure to
put out lots of food for the little
brides.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-11-25
WASHINGTON STATE
News OF INTEREST
important Occurrences of Past
Week Briefly Complied for
Our Readers.

Stockton, Cal, will be the Seattle
baseball! clubs training camp next
spring
The state has purchased $4,000
worth of Wilbur school bonds at par,
with per cent interest.
Miss Emma j. Duncan has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Castle Glen, a
new postofflce in Grant county.
\ truckload Of 5000 knives and 5000
forks was stolen from the quarter
masters department at Camp Lewis
NJ C. Hayden postmaster, has been
appointed receiver for the Farmers
State bank Of Lind, which was closed
three weeks ago.