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New Britain herald., 1923-11-23

an impractical idea of Count Zeppelin when his dirigible airship plans were announced some % years ago. was Dr. Hugo Eckener. now one of the chiefs Of the Zeppelin company hefe. which is building the ZR-5 for the United States navy.
 According to the present schedule Dr. Eckener. it appears. viii act as the pilot Of the ZR-s when fine big ship starts her traus-A Atlantic flight next spring He Wfii have under him a German crew of about 24 men. all expert in their respective lines. and including several officers who saw much Zeppelin service during the war.
 The Zeppelin company WiIl have the responsibility of delivery of the shin 10 American ofTiciais- As soon as she slights upon Americsn shores the ZR3 vin he turned over formally Co Captain c. W. steele. who is rou here. 10 inspect The ship in the various stages of her const rurtior. Captain Steele was designated by Secretary Denby snme months ego as com nander Of the ZR-S when she lands in the United States
 Dr. Eckener. tam and dirniied. has more the appearance ot a college pro- lessor than the builder of huze air ships. He speaks English. is wrapped up in his work, and smokes an Eng lish pipe when of duty outside the Zeppelin sheds.
 pr. Eckner saFs the task confronting him al this time is to get the ZR-s launched One of the trial trips of the ZR-s Hir bs a flight to Berlin
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23

Now that there is an abundant supply of insulin and sufficient eN- perience fin its use. we find two to four weeks Co be about the average duration of institutional treatment required for auncomplicated cases. This institutional care, comprising the study of the individual needs Of diet and dosage and the training of the patient in both these phases. is some what more important with insulin than under the former treatment by diet alone"
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23
CAREFUL DIET MUST
 INSUuN Regulation of Food Very NeCes- sary Part of the Treatment

New York, Nov. z3.--In an article bn the current issue of the JourIA of
 fhe American Medical Association.
 br. Frederick M. Allen. director of the
 fsychftric Institute. Morristown. N. J..
 |ises an authoritatiye' review of the testment of diabetes with insulin.
 |sssd on its use at the Institute for period of more than a year. or since
 be discovery of insulin by Dr. Fred
 |rick C. Banting and hts associates.
 The impression has gained much |eadway with the public during the
 last year. according 10 pr. Allen, that
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23

and then back to the sheds here. which. after her departure for America. must bc demoulshed fn ac- cordance with the terms of the Treaty of Versailles
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23
New Strength and
 Energy For the Weak and Aged

n ss strong tfForeas and a-fiVs yeu must have plenty ef rsad. rich. red blood of the kind that organic fron-EuFsted IrBr-hsips rrake Suxsfed Iron fs Wka Inc iron tn pour blood snd ffkA the iron in spinach. lenftls apples. while metallic iror is iron 1ust ss it comes from the action of strong asifs ofr s-aau fsfeser cf iron. Over 9g.bb9 people suu1ally are us1ag NuNated Iran- Tt quickly helps eThausted nerves arfd rI~e new strength and energy. At aH drarriss. Beware of suistlfutes Always iusfsf sn having rsaufne
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23
GERMAN CREW TO BRING
 NEW ZEPPELIN TO U. s. German Company to DeiNer Huge ship to This Country by Way Of
 the Ocean,

Friedrichshafen. Germany. Nov. 22. Among the Germans who opposed
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23

kibbes' assorted Chocolates DE- Pull ID. boxes .ss....s.. oON
 spanish Salted Peanuts 1n- fresh and crisp-Lb. ... 1ON
 Fresh Cream Fudge Vanilla 1n- or Chocolate - Lb. ...... \ JN
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23

"Gordon" Mixed wool English Rib
 bed Sport Hose in five fayorite colors Strictly first quality. OO> Pair. ...,.,...,......, SSN
 Children's new wool Sport Hose fir plain shades and heathers. 70. English ribbed style--Pair. OOC
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23

Made of standard quality pink or blue stripe fiannelettes. V and round necks with or with out collars. 7n
 For Saturday ....... OC
New Britain herald., 1923-11-23

T pairs, different colors of real "Burs.ln" Hose for Dolly. Free with each s2.o0 purchase of hosiery to the first hundred customers that ask for them. Value Is OE
 Box, x,.4.,...........t. So\
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-09-06

vadcovstvl mestskeho bezpec-
nostnlho riditele krajana Mar
tince. Hostum ukazany byly
nektere skutecne pekne partie
cleyelandske, jakoz i zdejsi
paImetihodnosti. Prespolni ma
81 hoste byli vyjizd'kou nema-
lo uspokojeni a nikterak Sc ne
taiili svoji chvalou. Druhym
bodem zabavnim vcerejsiho
programu byla navsteva nej-
mladsi ceske osady cleveland
ske v Mt. Pleasant, kde v sini
j. A. Komenskeho ma vych.
131. ulici usporadan byl pra-
teisky vecirek n6kterymi "a
bavnymi cisly. Po prijemne
rrozitych chvilich Ia srdecne
zabavy zasedli hoste k pripra-
vcne spolecne veceri.
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3. Mnoho clenu pro prot
obfadIm.
Svartz: ma vIli lozi
Otcovsky: odporucuje.
Stepankova,
Slapak,
Cada: navrh odporucuji, u
vadeni u Velkolozi, prijat.
Br. Holman stavi Sc pro pri
tomnou dobu proti slouceni.
Br. Had odporucuje toto
slouceni a oddvodnuje to.
Preds. br. Pecha projevuje
nahled, re by Sc melo nava-
zat vyjednavanl v zasade
nezavrhovat.
Br. Machacek souhlasi, ma
cez br. predseda dava k od-
hlasovani navrh, preje-li 81
Sized zvolit vybor ma vyjedna-
vani.
Pri provedenem hlasovani
jest 20 hlasi pro a 8 prot,
prijato. Br. j. Honska by zvo-
leni byli zastupci ze trech sta
|, til sice Illinois, Missouri a
|Ohio. Prijato. Volba odlozena
do voleb.
K navrhu organisacniho W.
boru ohledne Vestniku:
Br. Cukr je pro samostatne
jeho vydavani.
Br. Pecha uprimnymi slovy
|upozornuje, kterak jediny syo
bodomyslny tydennik mas je
zanedbavan a nabada k jeho
rozsirovani.
Br. Holman odporucuje, by
|sjezd odporucil V6k Rozumu
|vsemu clenstvu Jed. Tab.
Zajfmava vecna debata O.
hledne zmeny uvad6cich obra-
|dd, ku kterym mladez ma "a
|libu, skoncila V ponechani ma
,Lozich, nektefi bratri4 jsou pro
|pouzivani dosavadnich, ktere
mann jako svobodardm vyhovu
il.
Volne navrhy: Br. FE.
Schwartz zada o dar pro po-
staveni vlastni budovy loze
HUSKY Kalich, els. 49,, tentyz
br. zada podporu pro nemoc
|neho br. JOS. Kohouta.
Br. Steinninger upozornuje
ina dopis loze els. %. We Vest
|niku, We kterem Sc upozornuje
ma br. Briknera st., dopis pre-
cten a pfijat co navrh.
Vsechny tyto navrhy odka-
zany vyboru financnimu.
Br. Had dAva navrh ma odro
|ceni zasedani. Navrh prijat.
Br. preds. prerusuje zaseda-
mi We 4:35 hod. ma stfedu 5.
zari v 8. hod. dopol. Ma zdar
Josef Radek,
Vilem OtcOysky. tai.
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ODPOLEDNf PROJfZDKA
MESTEM.


SsV,eefsjsl odpoledne venova-
no bylo die programu projizd'-
|ce mestem. K Narodni SIM
ma Broadway dcstavil Sc znac-
ny pocet automobile, z nichz
mllohe ozdobenys byly anleric-
|kymi vlajkami a prdaod vyjel
kratce po druhe hodine "a
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mich organisaci, byli odvedeny !,
do fondu Narodni Invalidni ),
Sbirky.

JOS. Kroc, preseda,
Frank j. Riha, tajem.
Resolucni vybor odporucuje,
by Sized Jednoty Tabortd od-
porucil loxim, by zasade spo-
pelnovani mrtvol, bylo co mo-
zno nejvice provadenQ,
JOS. Kroc, predseda,
Frank j. Riha, tai.
Organisacni vybor podava
nasledujici navrhy:
Agitacni vybor 1Oteho sjez-
du J. T. v Clevelandu O., od-
porucuje k projednani Sc
stram a bratrGm zastupcGm
zastoupenym v tomto sjezdu
nasi mile Jednoty nasledujici
/. - Slouceni nasi j. T. $
,jednou re Svobodomyslnych
Jednot, C. S. B. P. j. Tato Jed
nota provozuje pojisteni pro
sve cleny We statech, kde IA
dna nase Loze nestava, coz
by nam velice prospelo ma no.
.vem poll agitacnim. Ze zkuse-
nosti jsme poznali, ze spojeni
s pocetne velkymi jednotami
jest nemoznym. Celiti temto
jednotam bude nasi povinno-
sti po case spojiti vsecky men
81 rye svobodomyslne jednoty
v jeden celek. Jednota C. S.. B.
P. J. odbyva Sized v Clevelan
de. o., hned po nasem sjezdu.
V padu prijeti tohoto clanku
sestry bratri, odporucujeme
zvolenf tri zastupcd do jich
sjezdu, by navazali styky O.
hledne spojeni $ mimi. Odporu-
cujeme:
2. - Mas Vestnik mohl by
byti veden v jedinem svobodo-
myslnem casopise "Veku Roz-
umu", kde by jednou "a mesic
byly vedeny zpravy jake v ma
sem Vestniku.' Nasi dopisova-
tele NELL by pfilezitost dopiso
vati pro dobro nasi Jednoty do
casopisu, ktery jest cten Gle
ny jinych svobodomyslnych
Jednot, coz by nam velice
prospelo v agitaci ziskani no
veho clenstva. >Zaroveh by
chom pomohli financne udrze-
ii casopis, ktery 81 pomoci ma
81 zasluhuje a ktery jest nasi
povinnosti udrzeti, zdali ne
sem jmeno rye svobodomysl-
ne Jednoty.A
3. Odporucujeme,, by
Sized ztolil vybor, ktery by
,yypracoval nejdele do 1. led.
ma 1924 pravidla pro uvadeni
novych clend a tyto by byly
po schvaleni Mar. Hi. Loze O.
ikmzite Lozich pri uvadenj
novych clenI pouzfvany. Tyto
pax sestaveny mali byti tax,
ably chilly schGze Lozl intere-
santnlmi.
u Sepsal
( Ia sagitacniavybor \
Lorenc Siroky, preds.,
Frank Hlavaty, tai.
Schvaleno agitacnim vybo-
rem: s
Frank Steininger, A. J. Sin,
delaf, Marie Slechta, Antonio
Lorencova, Antonin Matula.
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ScHU z + !.
s'rRAN!A!! I! s: !,

Vsem sestram SBONU YER
NE sEsTRY {. 2, Sc tfn1to y.
vadi We znamost, ze. sch1ze
sborova kona Sc v nedeli 8.
zafi. lM
Poplatek obnasi $1.8D.~
Ucast vsech sester irejvys
nutna. sS, ~
Josefa Kupec. d6et.
,Rdzena Stech, pred.
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IL. SUED JEDNOTY TABORrTU.
(PokraEovanf)
s- --.a'''.. -

by die zneni zahona Jednota
Taboritd mohla poskytovati
''Pojisteni ma cely zivot, zapla-
Gene po dvacetiletem splace-
MI, budiz ustanoveno temito
stanovami ze: Jednota TaIbori-
td pro vsechny easy bude udr-
zovati zadany Reservni fond
die Americke Zkusebni Umrt-
nj Tabulky Sc 4Ho sdrocenim,
kterazto reseava bude vyhrad-
ne pro drzitele certifikatd,
vydanych die t6to platebni ta-
bulky feceny Zadany Reserv
nj Fond budiz znam CO RE-
SERVNf FOND {. 2.
Hlava XVI. Cl. I. Vsichni Ia
datele o clenstvi, uvedeni jsou-
ce do Jednoty pc /. lednu> 1924
a pfejfce 81 byti pojisteni do
vyse jednoho tisice dollarii
($1OO0) pro pojisteni ma cely
zivot, zaplacene po 2O-letem
splaceni, platiti budou die sta
II nejblizsiho dne vyroci jich
narozeni a die vyse jejich po-
jistky po tax dlouho, dokud
nezaplati 240 mesicnfch pfi-
spevku. aneb v pripade ze ze-
mreli by pred zapravenim 240
mesicnich prispevkd, pozista-
lynn die odhazu certifikatu W.
placen budiz plny obnos je-
jich pojisteni v pripade, ze L.
mrti delo Sc, cestou pfirozenou.
CT. 2. Kazdy Glen po zapra-
venf 240 mesicnfch prispevku,
prestava samocinne platiti dal-
81 imrtni poplatky, avsak jest
povinen spravne odvadeti ta.
kove pfispevky, jake bze ja-
koz i Narodni Hlavni Loze ma
vydrzovan svoje pozaduje a
tytc az do sveho unhrti odva-
deti, kdy pojistny certifikat
nabyde pine platnosti a pozu-
stalym vyplacen bude.
CT. 8 Veskere certifikaty Wy.
dane pro pojisteni ma cely Ii
vot zaplacene po dvacetiletem
splaceni jsou splatne peuze pc
lfednfm dikazu lmrti.
CT. a. Cleni pTijati do jedno-
ty pred l. lednem 1924 a kterI
dosud neprekrocili so rok sve-
no stari, mohou sobe dostatec.
ne vyzvednouti dalsi pojisteni
ma obnos $500, vyhovi-li vsem
pozadavk1m techto stanov tax
ze celkem drzeh by certifika.
ty diva, avsak uhrnne pojiste.
nj v zadnem pripade nesm
prevysovati obnosu $1100.
CT. 5. VeSkere penize pfija-
te ma lmrtnich poplatcich ode
vsech clenii drzicich certifika.
tv V tomto oddeleni, vedeny
bud'tez dplne ne'odvisle N. Hi
Lozi a po vyplace1i veskerycf
1nrrtnich naroku, zbytek kaz
dym tretim mesicem preneser
budiz do Zaloznfho Fondu C
g., kteryzto zalozni fond utvo
rem je pouze pro drzitele GER
tifikatu ma pojisteni ma celJ
zivot, zaplacene po dvacetile
tenn splaceni a kdykoiv tentt
zalozni fond cislo 2, vykazujt
ucitou sulnu ma hotovosti, bu
diz povinnosti Vyboru Zaloz
niho fcndu zakoupiti takov'
bondy, .jez sjezdenn odporu6e
ny jsou ke koupi.
Hlava XVH. Cl. 1. Clenove
]. T. mohou sve ditky cd dvo,
(2) do sestnacti (16) rolki
start zapsati do tohoto oddele
nj, tax ably pripadu pfedcas
ne smrti ditek, rodicdm mohl;
byti zajistena d'mrtni po'dpor'
ku krytf pofrebnfch vyloh
lekarskeho osetfovani.
81. 4. Kdyz zad'ost takov,
byla u loze podana, tato bez
odkladne zvoli dvouclenny W
bcr, ktery spolecne $ otcen
neb matkou aneb opatrovni
KEN u lozoyeho lek'are da zji
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HLAVA 16. B.
Prfloha els. 2,

OJA0S~AA AASs ~SAy AASOtS La.
placene pc 2O-letem splaceni.
Clanek l., q, g., A., s. a 6.
pfijaty jak odporuceny We
Vestniku.
HLAVA II.
Vyskrtnout, jakmile tyto sta
novy Weldon v platnost, pax
CT. L., g., g., A., s., g., Z. a 8.
prijaty, jak mi We stanovach.
CT 8. - Poplatky obnasi
2Oc m6sicn9, 2 toho ma hraze-
nj vyloh pripadnou lozi &c a
N. H. L. &c ctvrtletne. v pri-
padu, ze by castky tyto k zdar
nemu vedeni nevystacovaly, je
N. H. L. opravnena zvysiti
shora uvedene castky, ktere
vsak nesmi presahovati &c
ctvrtletne pro Lozi a SC ctvrt-
letne pro N. H. L.
Cl. TO-, H., H., 49,, ID,
15., 16. a II. pfijaty beze zme
ny.
sCl. 18. Kdyz mladez v tom
to oddeleni dostoupila start 16.
let, jest povinnosti loze, aby
bez vstupneho a bez lekarske
prohlidky do vyse pojistky
$500, tyto prenesla do sezna-
mu radneho clenstva T., pre-
je-li 81 poiisteni vsak vyssi
nezli 5000, jsou povinni po-
drobiti Sc lekarske prohlidce
a vsichni tito musi Sc podrobi
ii stanovam, domacim pravi-
dllm a nynejsi platebni tabul-
ce J. T. Taktez jsou opravne-
nj k vyplyvajicim vyhodAm
stanovami poskytovanym.
Cl. 10. a 20. prijaty beze
zmeny.
CT. FL. Kazde sjezdove usta
noveni, jakoz j usneseni N. H.
L. smerujfce k dobru pro-
spechu teto mladeze musi byt
"a platny zakon povazovano.
BIZ. Cada primlouva Sc "a
zrizovani zabavnich klubu pri
odboru mlajdeze, by mezi nami
nasla vice zaliby a tim nam by
In udrzena.
Br. Pecha pfimlouva Sc "a
provedenf tohoto planu. pou-
kazuje Ma spolky jinonarodni,
.ktere ma to nelituji penez a
primlcuva sc "a ziizeni fondu,
ktery by ono vydani kryl. S
tim souhlasi vice BREATH, ma
cez ma navrh br. j. Sirokyho
toto odkazano vyboru ma sta
novy. Br. Brikner upozornuje
ma ditky, ktere v case svehe
|pcjisteni v odb. Mladeze pii-
jdou k zmrzaceni, avsak opra-
vene stanovy v tom vyhovuji.
Financni vybor, podava br.
Holman:
FINANCNf vYBOR
Ct6nemu 10temu sjezdu j. T.
Bratri a sestry!
Vybor Vas shledal knihy u
.cetnika a pokladnika, NJ, HI.
Loze, celkove souhrny v upl-
mem poradku
We zpravach RUNE fondy,
|rozdeleni jest die vyjadreni
br. tajemnika N. HI. Loze roz-
|pocteno ku' konci sjezdoveho
|obdobi, takze Hlavni kniha a
Ikniha mesicniho prijemu a Wy
Idanf cini male rozdily, ktere
|vyrovnany v zprave celkove,
IOdporucujeme, by v mesicnich
lzpravach veskere fondy a tez
lroky vzesle z kazdeho fondu,
patricne oddelene vedeny by
Ily.
| DR.. Leo Wedeles,
| r. Stursa,
Jos. Zatloukal
FIR. Opatrny,
| FIR. J. Holman.
ICelkovy pfijem $132,321.0e
lVydani 12O,938.6e
lZbyva $11,382.4s
lOdb. mladeze 627.4E
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Honoraf jest kapka oleje do
doIhorivajiciho kahance ziti
mroheho spisovatele.
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Die programu zakonten bu-
de X. Sized Jednoty Taboritd
uzaverem spolkovych zalezi-
tosti behem dnesniho dopole-
dne.
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B Az R


Sine ma Quincy Ave.
pofada
Patronat,. s. a 9. zari
v teze sfni. Zacatek sobotu
v 6 hodin .vecer a V nedeli We
2 hod. odp. Nasledujici hubby
budou ucinkovat:-- Sokolska,
pod ffz. R. Hanny, hudba
-mestskych hasicG, hudba doro-
stu l. D. IT, J. Ferd. Lassalle
pod riz. 81. Amy Taborske a
hudba Sdruz. Ces. Hudebniku.
K hojne navsteve uctive I'VE
VYBOR.
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roh 8. a Prospect Ave.
Cleveland, @.

xapa.sst4jts - '2as . ;nasts.
Uredni hodiny:
Cd 9. hod. rano do z h. vecer.
V nedeli q We svatek cd
10 hod. rano do l odp.e !
Adressa Lsalcvay y Gin.
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". Resoluc syy,bor poaava : ma
sledujicf navrhy: s
Resolucni vybor odporucuje,
ably Sized Jednoty Taboritd
Iprohlasil "a svou zadost Svazu
Ceskoslovenskych Legionard v
Americe, by revolucni fondy,
ktere dosud stavaji u narod-
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-07-20
COLORED GIANTS TOO
FAST FOR LOCAL CLUB

For about 5 innings that ball
game last Sunday between the
local club and the Colored Giants
from Yakima was real contest.
The visitors scored the first run
in the second inning and We're
never headed altho the score
in the fifth stood 2 to 4. From
then on the colored boys began
to pull away, the final score be-
ing 10 to 4. Mooney, captain
and regular pitcher, sent in
young fellow to pitch and him
self played second. The colored
pitcher did not seem to have
much but the local players had
trouble hitting him consecutively
and when they did connect a
black shadow would get in front
or under it. The "coons" had a
fast infield, the short stop and
second baseman being about the
classiest that ever played in
White Bluffs. The home team
played well until they realized
they were up against the best
club they had played this season
and their confidence began to
oozc out. From then OH the
colored boys just cale-walked in,
literally and figuratively. One
of the largest crowds that ever
witnessed a ball game in White
Bluffs was out Sunday, the gate
receipts being considerably more
than enough to cover the $50
guaranteed to the Colored Gil
ants.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-07-20
PLEDGE 3 CENTS PER BOX
FOR new RAILROAD

F. A. Steinbach, a fruit grower
from Wenatcl,ee who purchased
last spring and is now improving
80 acres of land near Hanford, was
in White Bluffs Friday. and said
that the growers in the Wena tchee
valley have this week been signing
agreements to donate 3 cents per
box for the next three years on
every box of apples they produce,
to cover any possible deficit in op
GRAFTON expenses or dividends to
stockholders of the Wenatchee
Southern. These agreements are
to be presented to the Interstate
Commerce commission at the hear
ing in Wenatchee next Monday of
the Wenatchee Southern for GER
tificate of necessity.
Having lost four million dollars
last year because of lack of trans
portation facilities, Mr.. Steinbach
says, the growers in the Wenatchee
valley are much interested in the
building of the new railroad and
expect to pack the room at the
hearing next Monday to press their
demands.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-07-20
new WAREHOUSE
NEARLY COMPLETED

The new warehouse of the White
Bluffs horticultural Exchange is
rapidly nearing completion. al
though a shortage of lumber is
holding the work UP temporarily.
THIS lumber, however, is expected
in now on any train.
The main building, with full 9
foot concrete basement, is 64x98
feet and packing room, 32x76
feet is to be built on the north end.
The basement, which will be used
as dry cooler. will hold between
35 and 40 cars of apples. The
warehouse will have composition
roof and will be sided with rustic,
with building paper between it
and the ship-lap sheeting. 1t is a
we'll constructed building and a
real credit to the town.
The Exchange expects to begin
packing pears in the hou next
week,
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-07-20
AN EXPLANATION

In explanation Of the "Ad"
carried in the Washington Le-
gionnaire in May 1923, purported
to have been written and signed
by, d. A. Scott, Director OF
Conservation and Development
and r. M. We'll, State Coloniza-
tion Agent, the letter below from
Henry A. Wise, State Adjutant
of the American Legion at Seat
tie will be of interest to some:-
@Seattle. Wash,
June 14th, 1923.
Cyrus f. Murray, Secretary,
Land Settlers Association,
White Bluffs, Washington.
Dear Murray
/ have been apprised Of the
fact that a certain n,isunder-
standing exists relative to the
advertisement in the WASH
INGTON STATE LEGION
NAIRE concerning the Land
Settlement project. This ad was
unsolicited by any member of the
Department of Conservation and
Development and was to have
been the ad illustrating and set
ting forth the booklet which the
Department was sending out.
l had no opportunity, because
of lack of time, TO consult either
Mr.. Scott or DIr. We'll in con-
nection with it and the state
ments madeSs4tlsaiin were alto
gether my own, and / inadvert-
antly referred to the wells as
being curbed with concrete. /
don't know where / got the idea,
except / thot it was fact. and
if you care to, | will be glad to
explain this in a furturc issue of
the State Paper correcting this
misunderstanding.
Just want you to know that
neither Mr. Scott at Olympia
nor Mr.. We'll knew or had any
thing to do with the ad. Please
be assured we are tremendously
interested in the success of each
and every individual on the prof.
ect and / want you to likewise
feel that The American Legion
as an organization is back of you
and will do everything possible
to further your interests.
hope you will tell the boys
about this so that any doubt or
misunderstanding will be cleared
up and the responsibility placed
where it belongs.
Sincerely yours,
HENRY a.. WISE,
DpD9rtmant A 1iutay,f -
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-07-20
PLEASANT VACATION TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Jenkins,
who returned last week with Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Webb from a 12-
days vacation trip to points in Or.
egon and on the Coast, say they
had a delightful trip. They left
White Bluffs at three o'clock the
morning of June 30th and stayed
the first night in The Dalles. They
drove or from there to Portland.
where they stayed a day or two be.
fore going to Long Beach. on the
coast of Oregon. They ferried
across the Columbia to Astoria, the
river at this point being seven
miles wide. From Long Beach they
drove to Raymond, Wash, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb lived before
moving to White Bluffs and where
they all had a fine time visitint
friends of the Webbs. They came
home by way of Seattle and Yak
ina over the Yellowst tone trail.
With the exception of one night
when rain compelled them to go TO
a hotel, they slept out every night
at the different auto camps along
the route. They learned later that
the hotel at which they stayed il
Long Beach was the birthplace Of
f. A. English Of the White Bluffs
Drug company. Making the ac.
quaintance Of many Of the thous.
ands of tourists they saw at the
different auto camps had it's par,
in the pleasure of the trip.
They had kodak and took many
pictures of the beautiful scenic
points along the road. They report
the roads on the entire trip, espec.
tally in Oregon, to be in splendid
condition..
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-07-20
ROAD CREW BUSY AGAIN

After few weeks layoff, while
a crusher was being secured and
installed at the gravel pit, the
road crew got busy again the first
of the week and are now spreading
the crushed gravel on Federal av-
enue to the old pump house corner
They expect to finish that part of
the work the first Of the week and
will start on the stretch from the
Leggett store to Grants corner.
The surfacing is a finely crushed
gravel without any soil. bat mixed
with a sort of cement composition
that looks like it would make an
unusually good road for this part
of the county. The gravel is being
wet with a sprinkler as it is spread,
which makes it pack smooth. AS
soon as the surfacingais completed,
the roller will be brought over
from Fenton City and all OF the
new road rolled.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-07-20

I. E. Brockhausen, j. Kelly De
Priest. A. n. Mason and w. w.
Lord were White Bluffs visitors on
Wednesday in the interests Of
States Day-Prosser's big day
August 29th.