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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12
SEST. POD. JEDNOTA

SBOR VERNE SEsTRY I. 2 S. r. J.
kona sch6ze druhou nedeli ". mesici v Ce-
ske Mar. Sfni ma Broadway. Pred. Barb.
Trojan; tai. Marie Hosek, 1902 E. 116th
St.; dcet. Josefa Kupec, 1856 E. 106th
St.; pokl Barb. Vondrasek.
SBOR ANT. CELAKOySKi cis. q
s p. ]. kona schlze ctvrtou nedeli ~
mesici v Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broad
way mistnosti {. 3. Pred Anna MI
kes, tai. Boz Slesihger, 1926 E. 126 St.
icet. Anna Dobry, 46O5 Car Ave-, pokl.
Anna Pekarek, 1867 E. seth st.
SBOR LASKA X vLASTI I. I. S. p. ].
kona schdze kazdou prvni nedeK mesici
v Ceske SIM Sokol ma Clark Ave. Pred.
Alzb Hejduk, tai. Frant Dvorak, 1920
w. 21st St.; dcetnice Antonio Korecky,
3447 Sackett Ave-, S. W. poki Marie
Tomsik, 1913 Sackett Ave.
SBOR VLASTA Z. & s. p. J. kona
schdze ctvrton nedeh mesici Ceske
Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave- Pred. Marie
Lhota, 1903 w. 45th ST.; tai. Jos. Vel
lupek, 1901 w. 31st St.; dcet. Josefa
Drazdik, 3512 Carlyle Ave; pokl. Anna
Rajcak, 1913 w. 32nd st.
SBOR JIkINA I. 6s {. S. r. j. kona
schulz treti ned6M mesici sini j. A.
Komensky ma vych. 131. ul Pred. Frant.
Brezina. 1929 f. 131. St.; tai. Anezka
Hodous, 352S E. 143rd ST.; leet. Josefa
Wesley, 1906 Harvard Ave-: pokladnice
Marie Starry, 1911 K. 134th st.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12
7 dodal haste:

NOuS Jan 1llluHJCs FStupSV JClI w
kocaru, andilku! Vzdyt' u5
po dvacet let dobre znaji v Pa.
rizi me ohledy a mou setrnosa
ku krasnelnu pohlavi, ktere.
muz korim Sc vzdor tomu, ze
jsem starry w m1adenec
Dobre jest IMAM fiakr cislo 1s
- Cislo, jez stesti znamena
hm! Nechci vsak, abyste X
v6li mne. mou vinou, zameska.
la dostavenicko, ma nez sc te-
site! Dostavenicko zmeskane,
tot casio kule do srdce =.
Vsak ieste nikdo nemdze rici
o mne, ze bych no ia nekomu
zmaril E. Kam tedy pojede.
me?"
INA namesti Royale, odve-
tia Berta, ktera iizasem ma
slouchala svadroneni hovorne-
no Petra Loriota, nebot' naho-
da chtela tomu, re fiakrista,
ktery pred nj stanul, byl pra-
We stryc Stepana, neodvazova-
la Sc no take prerusiti, ably na
konec snad nepozbyla j teto
jizdnf prilezitosti.
"Namesti Royale!' opakoval
fiakrista, jenz zdal sc byti '
dobre nalade. 'Kyho kozla,
to jest sice velmi daleko, ale
jednou tam snad prece dole
deme A cislO domu, pro-
sim, mila damo?"
Berta vzpomenula 81 ma to,
CO il matka odoporucovala
odvetila:
"Cislo 49,"
"Dobra! - Hej, konici, ted
v let S vetrem o zavod! Do.
stanete "a to potion dvojnasob,
nou porci ovsa -"
Berta vstoupila do fiakru.
Uzavrela dvirka "a sebou
vyzvedla do vyse okno, aby Sc
tax pred vstrem, jenz ulicemi
ted velliou silou Sc rozburacel
uchranila. -
Petr Loriot obratif, zapra-
skal bicem mad hlavami koni
svych. maize Sc vsak ma pozoru,
aby jich do opravdy neslehl, a
pobidl je timto zpGsobem setr-
nym, ano pratelskym takrka k
nejrychlejsimu klusu.
Berta schoulila Sc v povozu
do koutka oddala Sc po-
chmurnemu sneni, iehoz pred
met snadno uhodneme.
Sneni to, sn6ni melancholic-
ke, bylo pricmou, ze 81 skorem
ami nevsimala, jak. cas- rychle
miji.
Zachvela se proto, kdyz po-
voz zastavil Sc nahle jiz pred
domepl oslo 13 ma namesti' Ro-
yale.
'"Jsme u cile, roztomily am
dilku!" zvolal ma nj Petr Lo-
riot kozlikn sveho.
Berta vystoupila vozu.
Huste kripeje deste pocaly
jiz selestiti . dlazdenf. :
Blesky, krizujice Sc ted sko-
rem bez ustani, dovolily roze-
znati rysy mlade divky chvi-
lemi tax dobfe, jako by bl jas
ny deny
Petr Loriot ohledl Sc po nj
znovu Sc zrejmou zalibou !
mrucel k sobe:
."Opravdu, roztomila, roz-
kcsna, jake pravy andilek!-
Vzdyt' ia Sc pfece v tom do
bfe vyznam! Naplahocil jsem
Sc dosti po Pafzi "a tech diva
Get let astezl jsem jiz hezkou
radu devcatsk "a panicek, nez
abych nevedel, CO jest krasa! !!
Nuze. a proto Loriot niue ja-
ko znalec rici, ze toto krasne
devce Jest jako slunecni zaf."
Po teto kraticke samomluve
dcdal pax stryc Petr Lcriot k
divce same:
rObdrzfm tf;icet SOUS "a tul
to jizdu, slecinko, zpropitne
,DOnechavan1 vaSemu uZnanf -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12
IA C)EsT OTC!''!OVU. G.
r O M a N.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

OVSem
20, to jste mela Timed rici
A jak dlouho hodlate prodlit
kan Sc prave lbirate?"
i t'Asi dvacet minut n"
"A po t9chto dvaceti minu
tach, to jest po vasem nayratu
dovezu vas opet V mista, od
kud jsme vyjeli. to jest de
ctvrte, kde jest me stanoviste? ?
"Ano!"
"Nuze, jdete tedy S bohem g
pospeste 81, nebot'' co nejdrivt
vychrli nebe ma mas pravou "a
plavu! RuGfm vam "a to, Il
"a til minuty bude uvnitr tisic,
krat lepe neil venku a prote
taky cas-, ktery vam, slecinko
uplyne snad bleskurychle, mne
zdati Sc bude neskonale dlou
hym."
Berta vsak kvapila liz sme.
rem k cislu "a.
"Chtel bych ma to hlavu vss
diti,' mrucel Petr Loa.io, kite,
rvz, iak vidno, ma danny hle
l 4 !. -
del zcela zvlastnim svym zpi
sobem, "chtel bych hlavu Ms
to vsaditi, ze specha kamsi l
dostavenHku. :. j tedy smut.
no nebude, ale mne Pra.
vida, jsou-li devcata zamilova,
ma, jsou iako posedla! - Mu'
siyl by ma dostavencko, kdyby
silly by ma dostavenicko, kdyby
meny padaly. -
A jelikoz prave boufe plnou
silou Sc rozburacela, pokryl
Petr Loriot kone sve tlustymi
teplymi pokryvkami, sam "a.
halil Sc v neprcmokavy plast
postavil Sc, ably jeste lepe byl
chranen, pod vyklenek jedno.
no domu.
Mel jiz cas- nejvysSi!
Huste krlpeje deste zmenily
Sc v pravy vodopad, jehoz hu.
Rot a rachot hromu doprova.
eel a jehoz vodami mihaly Sc
neustale zare bieskd. -
Y Esterka stala We chvili te je'
Ste stale vzty:ena a nehybna I
iednoho z oxen sve komnaty.
Nahle ucinila prudky pohyb
ably naklonila Sc k namestf, a.
ssak cilko jeii narazilo lia
sklo. =" fT 's'F' "''" ~
Tmava postava naproti ci.
slu % upoutala totiz prave je-
il pozornost. ''..e .
! Postava tato zmizela a Sile.
ma upadla opet v drivejsi ne.
hybnost svou.
Berta totiz prave prekrocila
.iizdni drahu, aby vstoupila
do domu, v nemz bydlel Rene
Moulin.
Vratka domovni byla polou
otevrena. ~
Divka prekrocila prah, j da-
la Sc chodbou, vedouci Ike scho
disti a k bytu domovnikove.
4 Chodbicka tato lbyla osvetle-
ma vsak nepatrnou jen svicic-
kou, ktera dokazovala, s jakou
/ horlivosti pani domovnice haji
! zajmy sv6ho pana domaciho.
1 Berta chvejic Sc, zastavila
Sc.
/ Zaslechla jasny, zvucny re-
hot, avsak jiz' Ia vterinu smich
ten il upokojil, niisto ably j
strachem naplnil.
Smich ten vychazel z bytu
domovnice.
Pan domovnice mela ma ma
fvst6ve nektere pratele sve a
boure venku zurici neprckaze-
la hlucne veselosti techto dam
a pant. ~ Co. s'''
Berta spechala ke schodisti,
a srdce MIA iic ssevrelo fozcile-
MIN, tax ze div inohy, pod nj
neklesaly a ze by]a nhcena pTi
kazdem kroku oprati SEQ "a.
bradli, iala Sc vystupovati po
schodech.
Potfebovala skorem pet mi
n .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12

OO A0eVA0@IS$SHs
| Rdute 6osahla We chvili te
nejvysM sve sflya zufila jake
orkatl. s5s @ts
Tasky a kusy omitky strha-
ne Sc tfecK a. s domG poleto-
valy vzddchetn a rozbijely sc
velkym feskem dlazdenf.
! Nekoiik komind srftilo Sc,
hrozic TAX staly1n a vaznym
nebezpet(m chodcam, ktefi po
ulici. na stseti v poctu velmi
malem, Sc ubfraly.
Stromy na namesti Royale,
ohybane vichricf, praskalp, div
Sc nelamaly a 3listi jejich lita-
10 vzduchen1 v celych kotou.
cfch. @
Vitr vnikaje do doml sebe
lepe uzavfsnych, lkal i lpel
primo pfiserne.
Esterka nehnula Sc z mista
sveho.
Oprajic cello sve sklo v
okne, hledela ma namesti, pro-
zpevujfc trndnym hlasem vec-
nou svou pisnicku.
Nahle ustala We zpevu SVEN.
Oci ieji uprely Sc prave ma
diva muze, stojici ma namesti
primo proti nj, pod svitilnou
jejiz plamen qhvel Sc vetrem.
Oba m1zove ii prohlizeli
zvedave ddm pred sebou jak
zdalo Sc, nestarali Sc nijak @
liiak, kteryz proudem je sma.
eel.
Jeden Mich byl od6n jake
delnik, druhy jako nepatrny
obchodnik.
Ctenafi nasi uhodli v mich
asi jiz vevodu Jiifho Thefera
policejniho agenta.
Nahle novy blesk vyslehl z
mrakI j ozafil intensivne ODE
pOstavy mu1ske a osvetlil OBJ
zvlaste jasne tvafe jejich.
Esterka vzkriknuvsi temne
zachvacena byla nervosnim
chvenim pozornost jeii IVY
sila Sc merou trojn5sobnou.
Vevoda z La Tour-Vaudien
a po?icista prekrocili jizdni
drahu, jako byIa ucinila Berta
Leroyerova nekolik okamziku
pred mimi.
Pohled silene sledoval iejich
pohyby.@
Oba zmizeli.
Taky silena odstoupila cd
okna zamerila ku dverim sve
komnaty
l..
Zjeveni v bytu Rene-ove.
Berta pronikla do bytu Re-
mesa Moulina, ktery pax uza-
vfe1a 'bez h1uku "a sebou.
Ubohe dit6 'bylo obeti me-
obycejneho' rozcileni, jez ov-
Sem bylo zcela ..,ochopitelne.
Kdyby nasledkem nektere O.
kclnosti, jez byla sice pravde
malo podobna, ale prece moz-
ma, byla ona, divka neznama,
prekvapena ted "a vecera v
cizfm byte, obvinili by il nepo-
chybne : kradeze a dali by il
ma mste zaktnouti. Co mohla
by pax ona ma sve ospravedl-
nenf uvesti?
q - @N+st
Snazila Sc zapdititi tyto my
slenky znepokojive, dodavala
81 y duchu co MONA nejvetsi
odvahy a vy1avsi z ,kapsy kus
svicky d skatulku Sc sirkami,
rozsvitila v komnat6. Ucinivsi
TAX, i'ozhledla Sc po mstnosti,
v niz se nalezala, avsak' me-
spatrila tam psaciho stolu, ma
n6jz Rene v istu SVEN upozor
noval.
Still ten stoii nepochybne v
loznici,' pomyslila 81 mlada
divka ia j zam9f1la k jednem
re dveri zasklenych, jez naie-
zaly Sc primo proti sobe.
E Otevrela dvere ma levo a o.
citIo co w oincn LAox Qono ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12
RUNE SPOLKY

pATRoNiT CEsKE svOB. skOLY
NA zAP. ssTRANE. Schhze kazde druhe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12
Nedorozumenie

NedOf0Zumenle
Maliar (pozer,a sedliaka):
"Vyborna Strldijna hlava." -
Sedlak: "Vy zartujete, mix
dy som sa neucil."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-12

= Jak mize lid vsdsti, ze
mate neco ma prodej, kdyz
mu to drive neoznamite?
sssa5 80 r1ass.@e sxS+s s,ssSs. ~ ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09
HOUSES FOR SALE
NORWOOD

This place will pay for itself. Lo- cated on 18th Ave, east of 2sth St.. lot 50x240 feet, contains rooms; rental houses on rear of lot bring $33.50 per month. A Broom apartment in this. housa | will rent for sS0 per month or with slight alterations it can be made into two apartments that will rent for $75 each. Price. $9,500; $2,50O cash, balance reason able. Call H. B.. Graves. Mcconnell Terry 2O9s SD AVE. MAIN 8ss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09

highway and southern railroad bringing now over S1,OO0 acre for subdivision. Wifi accept $250 acre retain half interest. Phone residence 65G4 J.
 GKOCkRY STORls-Stock and fixtures
 located on good corner, 4-room dwell ing connected. cheap rent; reason for selling party has other business to look after; business will run to $3.000 per month: sacrifice for S1.OOO, Main SS61-W.F
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09
EAST OF 20TH ST

SPLENDID HOME FOR $9,25o. For immediate sale owner Is offer- ing an extra good value in this attractive modern furnace heated 2-story home, newly painted; In first-class condition throughout, and has new roof. consists of liV. ing, dining. breakfast rooms, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and plenty of closet space garage, with tile drive; sure enough" bargain. $9,250. Call Walter Murdock,s' Main 2157.. Smith -Throckmorton- Schultz, 2l19 1st Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09

| Motion Realty Co. '-s 'A-. Montgomery R. Y. & Ins. Co.
 Mosley. Henderson ( Davis Realty Co. ~-:-'
 McConnell- White Terry Co.
 McCary Farley Plurhmer Realty Co. Mccoy R. F.. & I. Co. .,s. J. M. Normsnt -' | Norment & Poe
 John J. Nyhoff 1 A. J, Odom .sl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09

R91nHms Rem11y c. Srznfnf1e Hnre1ennenf c. Ehepherne6aens ReaRky G. IT, e. Ekesrnk RenIky G.
 shsek . Chzss.hsrz. rsc-
 N. D- SumlxA
 Ealfh-Thrae1KmaFaan-Se1n11x
 SsufherB Bun1neHs Exe2hange Gen. IL SkepAensaa
 SfiHlwan Rea1kF C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09

Green-Darden R. F. & Ins. Co. J. D. Haggard Realty Co. -.-- J. Winston Hale
 R. F. Harvey & Co.
 Henley-Spurgeon Realty Co. Hewitt Bishop R. E. C Ins. Co. Homestead Land Co.
 Houston-NTathews Realty Co. Ingram Land Co.
 U. N. James R. E. & Ins. Co Jemison & Co. gf'9.-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09

n. "A. Alsn z Co ' ls Clark -Cresery Blaks w I rse" MArks Cline Realty G. ss
 J Bsrry Realty Co. H. F. Darbrey Realty e. Y =. F. Kerry. I.-S. ". .. Daniel .etns1 h. E v Ins. Co., E. E.
 nlrninsnam; Realty Co., ts R Dearbern | C. Co ReAIfv
 A. nfown v Co Enslen Realty
 oen Cheesernan a ID. F. Fairciofh -s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09

SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Six room resl.
 dence: modern conyeniences; double ga- rage; loop line; southern exposures; $S,- snce $40 month. Eborn Realty Co. 21lSN 1st Ave. Main St73 wOODLAWN-For Sale. New 5-room
 bungalow and large lots and brand new Ford car. all for $500 payable &250 down and $50 per month. property located ? blocks of car line on 50th St Will make excellent chicken farm. Apply 206 Sirst National Bank Bldg. Phone Main A630. SECOND AVE.-Five-s story brick, S0x
 140: rental t19.0O0; central location; s25O, 900; terms. Eborn Realty Co.,. 2llaA 1st Ave, Main s173
 SECOND AVE-Three- story brick. 25x1S0;
 block goth St; rental $5,100 year; tS3,- 500; good terms. Eborn Realty O., 911ala lst Ave, Main s173. SECOND AVENUE-Close in corner, LOOK
 lto; stores; good rental; sl2S:o9e; terms Eborn Realty Co, 21i9h 1st. Ave. "a M
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09
ttiOn Is Ie Thief OF Let Steal Your Future Home

Elliott Whilden Realty Co. Farm . City Realty ExchAnge Ford-Myntt Real Esfafe C Ens. Ce. Fowlkea Real EsfAte q lBs. Ce. = Frey Ellls Realty Co.
 A. A. Gambfll Realty Ca. Garland, Bennett c Franklin Ollyer-6hearer-Roeback Pegram-Meade
 Realty Sales Ce. s. B. Reese
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09

FARM AND 1IMBER LANDS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09

Jones Valley Realty Co. Kendrick- Chambiess Kennon q Go. Lander Realty Co. Langston R. E. & I. Co. Levert-George Realty Co. Geo. o. Mabry
 Macke K. E. & Ins. Co. R. F. Manly & Co. Messer-Johnson Realty Co. Meyer & Engei
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-03-09

TTMBER-For sale. eight million feet
 good average grade short leaf and long leaf mixed; haul miles to Southern R. R.; location. Clarke Co, Ala.
 COAL. LANDED acres of proven coal
 lands Walker county. one mile from Warrior river; heavy timber; $100 per Aacre. 17?O S. 18th Ave. Main 7914-W.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-06-28
A Expert s" Advice

An advertising manager of a large store received the follow ing com munication:
 Il don't like your advertisin arraignement or displayy. The editorial matter too, consists of strong statements without DO at tempt at convincing arguments. like would l it".
 The border is not very good and it is mistak to use itin ev cry ad. 1t gives 2 sameneSS of display and not add any to it's at t,'activeness
 The permiscnss use of type faces makes confuzzing display and don't make the ad. redily reedabe.
 The ads. are very seldom nice ly balenced. The poorest gram mar is often used g percent of the cost of evry ad. is waisted in just such ways as have men tlOned.
 The foregoing and much more wIllbr born out ny a advertizng man that knows his bizne>.
 You're spelling 8 nt rite eethrr
 -Ex.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-06-28
This and That


 Henpeck to friend wife:Before married you, I caught in my arms. last night | caught yon ln my pockets.
 Henpeck: No matter what what hour l arrive in the nigh my wife grsets mA with her arms"
 Batch: Really mean it?" Henpeck: "Certainly. A rolling pin is one arm and fry-p the other"
 Hill: w .lking is won derfuI for a girls com Dlaxiop" Dale: Sure is. Provided she walks toward drug store.'
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-06-28
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL

TAX
 Notice Is Hereby Given that the undersigned has been duly School Tax Collecto, for Mccarthy in conformity with Chapter 29 Session laws of Alas ka 1919.
 All male persons between she ages of Cwenty-One and fifty years, except soldiers, sailors in U. S. N'vy or Revenue Service volunteer firemen, panperS and insane persons, are subject to tax in the sum of five $5.,Ol Dollars.
 Should you be living in Alaska on or prior to the first Monday in April, 1924, said tax shall be due and plyeb)e on said first date and shall be- delinquentaft May lst, 1924
 Arrival in Ala .ka later than the first date above mentioned tax will be delinquent within ,hir ty t3O) after your arrival or with in ten (lO Gsys after notice is given you.
 All persons, firms and cOrpOr. ations employing labor shall fur nish lists of nnln S of their em plOYee> to the collector and are authorized by law to deduct a mount of tax from wages of em ployees.
 Fines anl imprisonment e provided for those who fail or neglect to pay tax or furnish lis ot employees.
 Due at McCarthy, Alaska M .y 3, 1924.
 John Nickel ScEool Tax Collector fol McCar thy.
 'lrs. William Reed, formerly of lcCarthy gave birth to an eight pound boy this week. Wills, tne proud grandmoth r left for Curdova, on last Wednesdays train to visit the new arrival. Help the town and it will help YOU
The McCarthy weekly news., 1924-06-28
Port of Missing Men

AO1V Ok "ISSIuB m0Q
 Information is desired by the Governors office as to the where abouts of William Browne Steph enson, last heard from at Kansaa city, Missouri in 1921. He was born in India, 1884, educated in England. served in Egypt during the war, and returned to the Uni ted States in 1919. His brother is anxious to hear from or about him. Any information should be addressed to the Governors office at Juneau, Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25

fer as manager having arranged
tho following Sunshine schedule Tor
The summer
Firland hospital Monday, July
IS. Z D. ma.
king County home, Monday. Au,
sust Z. ., m.
Soldiers home, Retsil Wash.
Monday August rs, y, an.
Masonic home. ruyallup. Wash,
Sunday. August 20 y. m.
The last mentioned viii hs sub
jcct 10 change and other concerts
viii probably boo arranged. aa the
Mobiles are moro than enthusiastic
since the concert az the Orthopodig
hospital last Monday evening
The Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine OF
North America are doing wonderful
work In retrieving helpless crippled
children In All parts OF America Six
orthopedic hospitals and many mo.
bilea units are operating now. and
five other hospitals are IN course o.
construction or soon win be-. and
thousands % children have already
been returned 10 their homes 10 be
come useful citizens Ia addition 20
contributing 20 the support u the
above mentioned movement Nile
Temple h also contributing heavily
10 the Seattle orthopedica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
Sport Shows Deer
Now at Longmire

Billy, buck deer almost two years
old taken from the Sportsmcn's
show In Seattle, has been sent to
Longmirc Springs, Rainier park, and
with two elk is quite an attraction
to visitors.
Billys weakness Is cigarettes, as
Chief Ranger II. b. Barnett dis.
covered while bringing the deer from
Senttlc 70 Mount Rnlnier NntIonnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
T axe Over Cannery
for Berry Season

The puyallp e. Sumner Fruit Grow
crs' association announces an agree.
ment to purchase the equipment
and lease OF what is known MS
the North Puyallup Canning plant.
which consists Of n modern equipped
canning plant, in buildings owned
jointly by the Chicago, Milwaukee &
ST. Paul Railway company and the
Oregon e. Washington Railway com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-25
To Rebuild Chateau
at Lake Louise Soon

VANCOUVER, b. c.. July 25.--Ac.
tual work OF reconstruction at the
Chateau Lake Louise. in the Cana.
dian Rockies. will be begun almost
Immediately. according to Grant Hall.
OF Montreal, vice president of the
Canadian Pacific railway, who
reached Vancouver from the East
Mr.. Hall said that the new wing
would be larger, more commodious
and quite as beautiful as that portion
Of the building recently lost by fire
and viii be ready for next years
business. Two hundred and fifty
guests are being Accommodated at the
main building OF the chatenu.
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ASTOR GIRL WE'D
Three Ceremonies Tie Knot:
Russ Is Bridegroom

LONDON. July sS.-ons of the
late John Jacob Astor's daughters
was securely married yesterday
Thue distinct ceremonies were per,
formed % tle Jhe marital knot 20
Prince oboIcusky. Russian exile
who has been earning "a lying on
the concert platform.
The bride signed the register Gs
Ava Alice MuIiel Astor. 81. aud
10, Eroom as Prince Obolensky Mob
dlrlsky MsletsEy, gS LADY Rihblcs.
dale. the brides mother and Rus
Rdll Rhodes. American vice consul
wsre witnesses az che ciyil mar
rase
Toe brides ceremony was held
tt ths royal chapel and the rnai
service In the Russian church bo.
fore q crowd which included Prince
ard Princess Nicholas % Greece
G.ord and Lady Astor. i-ord aud
Lady i.oyat and the EtIl and
Counte..s Westmorclani
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OUR DANCE A SUCCESS

We wish 10 thank all those who
assisted us with our dance Monday
evening The program arranged by
Mrs. Rudy Lingrcn and Miss Dor.
othy snowdcn School of Expression
and Dancing. consisting Of the FOL.
lowing artists. was exceptionally
good and we'll received: KnthcrIn
.Guthmulier. Dorothy Lingren. Dc,u
Parrot, Adelaide Thornton. Roberta
Couklin. MarKrry Thornton. Mack
McSweaney and Norman Conklin.
The proceeds amounted 20 a little
over $50, and viii be used 10 assist
needy shutins.
We are grateful 10 the musicians
and employees of the Lonesome club.
and 10 the club for their services and
tho use OF their hall
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LONESOME FOR OLD FRIENDS

Mrs. Melissa Handy. Sc years old
living al ss1 Goth ave. Seattle. a ma.
tive Of Georgetown. California, for
over 80 years. would like 70 got IN
communication with former residents
OF Georgetown. coloma, or Plaeovillc,
California. now residing IN Seattle.
Grandma Handy has another birth.
day. July gsth. Let's send her a
birthday card.
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SUNSHINE GuH.DERs TAKE
NOTICE

There will be a regular meeting OF
the Sunshine Guild on Tuesday. Au.
gust 5. at 73i5 18Th y. W This
meeting has been moved ahead from
the third Thursday to this date.
Members Of tho guild viii enter.
tain the second floor Of the King
County hospital with Ice cream and
cake. Monday afternoon. July 20.
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WHEEL CHAIR NEEDED

We have an appeal for the loan OF
a wheel.chair for n little l2.yearold
girl suffering from heart affllction.
We also have an appeal for the
loan Of chair for an elderly Grip.
pied lady. These chairs will be
kept in good order and returned
any time II needed. Phone DR..
Loope. ca pitl.3s26.
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TE'FFF
Possession OF the plant was taken
Monday morning and the association
employees are in charge OF the plant
remodeling. so as to be ready for the
blackberry crop coming on. The as.
ISOLATION anticipates packing In No.
10, or gallon cans. upwards Of 1O0,.
900 case OF blackberries, six gallon.
cans to the case.
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sHUT.TNs TO TAKE BOAT TRIP

About 20 shut.In8 VIII be the
guests OF Joshua Green and Capt.
John Rex Thompson on board the
indianapolis for "A round trip to
Tacoma. next week. The boat will
leave Colman dock II o'clock sharp.
returning at 3 D. m. Mrs. Robert
w. Gran and Mrs. w. w. Turner
win look after the shut.ins.
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sHrTIN MOVES

LevIna Raudsl - now living at
ss25 Eighth ave, y. T.. where she
and her mother will reside for the
summer. Her phone number IL
IKE nwd.2sT9. AIiss Randcll atili
swcars By the wonderful virtue Of
her spindle exercises.
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sHUTIN WANTS ROOM

Have room on the ground floor
for n shutin and his wife7 This man
has been badly burned about the legs
and has no funds al present. Is fight
ing TO keep out Of county home or
hospital Call Mrs Wilson, GA rid
1892.
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park. Billy will take n Camel be-
fore stick OF candy any day and
chew the pill with more enjoy.
mont than most twolegged dc.
voices.