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Evening star., 1926-05-30
Mrs. Elise VOLTS Will Filed.

The will Of Mrs. Elise Wolff. who
died May II, has been fil9d for pro-
bate. She leaves 5000 to her sister,
Mrs. Doris Meyer, and 500 to a
brother, Diedrich Linde, both of
Eistrup, Germany. A niece. Sophia
Kosack, is given $100 and wearing
apparel. while another niece. Minna
Hayes, is to have $40. The remain
ing estate is devised to her husband,
Albert Wolff, who is also named as
executor.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
McKElLAR ASKS DATA
ON SHOALS INTERESTS
Seeks Record Of Stockholders and
Holdings Of Power and Fer
ti1izer Companies.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Senator Mcclellan, Democrat. Ten.
nesses, introduced a resolution yes.
terday calling on the joint Muscle
Shoals congressional committee to
furnish the Senate q record OF the
stockholders and their holdings in
the Muscle Shoals Power Distributing
Co. and Muscle Shoals Fertilizer Co.,
which were organized by the group Of
associated power companies for the
purpose Of operating Muscle Shoals
II their bid was accepted by Congress
Action by the Senate was deferred
on objection by Senator Curtis, Kan
sas. the Republican leader, and the
resolution will come before the Sem
ate Tuesday.
Senator McKellar had announced
opposition to the power companies
bid. which the committee recommend
ed, but he did not disclose what was
his purpose in offering the resolution.
Evening star., 1926-05-30

Following the footsteps Of her ia.
nous father. Joan London. eldest
daughter Of the author. has embarked
on literary career.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
SEVEN AUTOS SEIZED.
Dry Officers Also Take 1858
Quarts Of Whisky.

Seizures Of intoxicants the past
week by members Of the police dry
enforcement squads included 1868
quarts of whisky. 1920 quarts of
brandy and 200 gallons Of hard cider.
Seven automobiles and 3,700 gallons
Of mash also were taken.
Arrests for offenses resulting from
the handling and drinking Of intoxi.
cants during the week totaled BAG.
Arrests for intoxication led with 259.
There were 67 arrests for sale, pos
session and transporting, 16 for driv.
ing while intoxicated and for drink.
ing in public.
Evening star., 1926-05-30
BRITISH OFFICER ON TOUR
Will Visit Proving Ground, Bureau
Of Standards and Motor Plant.

Lieut.. Col. r. NJ. Hutchinson Of the
British Army Service Corps. who is
in this country on a general tour Of
inspection Of military posts and insti-
tutions. will visit the Army Proving
Ground at Aberdeen, Md, tomorrow
and the Bureau Of Standards here
Tuesday. Afterward he will go to
Camp Holabird, Md. to inspect the
Motor Transport School and shops.
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Drobne ohlasky

Do prenajmu move 6 izbove do
my 4 izbovy apartment SO vset-
kym pohodlim pri Stop 10, Sha-
ron Line (vel mi lacno.
The International Real Estate Co.
907 Wick Bldg, Telefon 34597
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Matica Skolska.

Peknoducha a krasna ustanovi-
zen kraca nateraz. pustatinou. Boz
o uznanie pray naroda cerpal silly,
cas- a obete hmotne. Me je to iej
vina, ami vina jej hodnostarov,
ale vina neblahych okolnosti. Po-
da Yam ona zpravu. Vypocujte
,n a rozhodnite udrzat Maticu =
bEde ,ona kedysi pvchou nasou.
u Dejiny neboly vydane.
Dtaja poperenici, ktori mali
vydat' dejiny, eHe tieto sostavit
- nezrobili alebo nemohli vyko-
nat povinnost'. Brat Belohlavek
sice ma dejiny prac revoluenych
vykonanych cestou nasich Sborov
a Okresnych Sborov, ale dejiny
celku chybujn. Mas bat a Daxner,
hnany povinnost ami imam - ne
mohol prikrocit' ku dielu dnes
,je uz v starom kraji. My mu sice
prajeme oddychu a odpocinku,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
HL'ADA SA
IA AKROV

5 izbovy noVy dom, 2 akrovy O.
vocny sad, vyborna pramenita vo-
da, IA mile cd Girard, Is mindt
pesi do Mcdonald Works. Cena
len g$4, 200. Hotovych treba 81, 900.
Hlaste sa u MATTEL a Louis De
Bald, 422 Dollar Bank Bldg. Tel.
66464. (33)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
MAJITEL' PREDAVA

I izboyy dom pod c. 1919 West Marion
Ave. ma South Side, $ duplovanSm o
"el'ovtm garalzom "a vsetkSmi robo-
dliami Mozno no videt .kedykol'vek.
Coma $500. Hotovyeh treba $4,000, o.
statok na l'ahke splatky. Q informacie
Haste rsa {. 1919 w. Marion Ave. (35)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
ZPRAVA PREDSEDU SLOVEN-
sKEJ LfGY,
podana ma XVI. kongrese v De-
trolt, Mich, 26. a 27. maja 1926.
(Pokracovanie.)

Dielca vydali sme nasledovne
Count Albert Apponyi - ang-
l5cke dielo pera statneho O. ID.
koreffa slovenske: Trochu svet-
la, Pl-ihlas na Evanjelicku Slovac
Amerike, Cd srdca k srdcu, Po-
sviet me 81 ma dra Srobara, Ako
sa vodi slovenskemu narodu Ces-
ko -Slovenskej Republike? Prist a.
hovalecka otazka Slovenska Ii
ga Amerike, ia Slovensky Wy
chOd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
CITAJTE TOTO.

'65 akrov na Coitsville- -Struthers &C.
ste, pri East Youngstown (Campbell),
ma sever. Hodne predku ma ceste zem
je hotova podelit' ma Lofty. Lotov bu-
de 325 vel 'kosti 50x150, po malej ce-
ne $4,000 "a lot, alebo 2l,000 "a vset-
ko ma splatky. Zavolajte 34003 alebo
hlaste sa u Geo. d. GluclS, 34 Brooklyn
Ave-, Youngstown. Ohio.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20
Snadnejsia
MAYTAG
"Pracia hodina"

Saty prane bez toho, re by ste 1ch
V rukach prepierali-i goliere a
manzetne.
Spinave pradlo a mastne "over-
alls'' vyprate do cista behom 10
minut tax jake move. -.
Date 81 poiozit , tento podivu-
hodny praci stroj do vasho domu
bez jakeh hokolvek vydavku lebo
zaviazania. +.
Jsstli sa sam nepreda, tax ho
nedrzte. =
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-08-20

ciny praca nnavy ktorej
tim este al dnes.
Prfhlas vysief, Dol po vol 'baE |
rozposlany a nasiel krasnu owl
nu na Slovensku. L'udova stra1 / |
81 no pine osvojila "a predlozi !
vlade ,ako ziadost slovenskeho n i
roda. Nedostala sice odpovedi -
len kabinet posiel a prislo lrau.-,I
ne ministerstvo ale chyb ae
dogma, ze uskutocnenie Pit, j
Iburghskej Dohody ziadajn 81 ] IA
obcania americki pablo pb A.
je mrtve. Dogma, re americki s 81
vaci nemaju sa co miesat' do vi Il
tornych zalezitostf republiky n
tiez = lebo volebny BOZ boil bosoo-
vany pod zastavou Pittsburghsloej
Dohody a Dol to boj Wit 'azny. /,
Nikdy nasej historii Ligs1v
case tax kratkom nezrobila t, ;
ko. Zaniesla APPEL "a sbierky e.
mer do kazdeho slovenskeho II
bytku v Amerike vo vySe 100, DO
exemplaroch kratkom c,hse.
Sbierka nebola najlepsia, ale d la
predsa len dost' pekna, ked' u a
! Zine, ze SINE sosbierali q dost' IA
lych milodarov $17,5O5.41, a to
na L'udovd $4,000, Ma. Marco anu
$2,607.95 neoznacenych Mi
lodaroch $2,2O6.90. Vydavky ia
tlac boly vel Ike, ma porto tie a
ME menej ma napisanie tol'k no
| ohromneho. poctiu adries ot x
pedovanie tel 'kych prosieb, pc Ia
kovani, povzbudzujdcich a .,r' "a
kuj1cich dopisov. 70 sbierky ic-
tuje vam zvlastny vybor, ktor> anu
"a o9etav1, namahavd pracu "
slovujem tn plnt vd 'aku, !, Dci
praca sama, technicka, agfta4na
atd'. :, vedena ibola dradovnou ta-
jomnika.
| VNskytly sa namietky, Z V
sbierani malo sa inak pokr- co
vat, ze nemalo sa sbierat ma, I've
strany atd'. Namietky mnol 5ch
boly dprimne, dobre, statoera a
poctive mienene - inych ME. 0aj-
viacej kriku robili ii, ktori NJ D,tali
ami L'udovej ale ami Naro mel
centa a ktori PROFESSIONAL hroti
| sbierkam. n re
| Schodza, majdc ma mysli jeo line
! len tspech nemohla pok aco.
vat inak, ako pokracovala, L, tit
| ako urcila. Srdce kazalo j--dnu
sbierku a jednake delenie = roz.
um taku, ako bola zavedena A
nechcem Sirit reel tomto nnSom
boliaku, ale po tom, co vien1a c
com som sa dozvedel - veritd -
ze keby smelboli al vsetko p2 slal:
Narodnej, co SINE sosbierali = ne;
bola by tato pri vol'bach do tala
viacej, ake dostala. Tam treb re-
}, organizacie, drobnej prace, Acho
}, denia organizovania to Deler
pred vol 'bami. Ia novil, rod5fsiu
alebo obrodivsiu sa stranku @ eto'
vat vsetko a jedinn existuLucu
J, boriacu sa t'azke roxy "a )iitts
burghskn Dohodu = opuslt'
tvrdom zapase bolo by byvss 0 o
sudnym hriechom. Moje srdfA TO.
:, hodne nebije menej "a mar ,dnh
ako liudov6, a naopak, ale liet'
a nebyva odmeny bez eintf :
pray narokov bez povinno i. 4
tn rozhodla vol'a l'udu - s'eha
tene - a proti tejto nemoz- zia
den demokrat mic namietac Ma
rodna spojenim sa s rol nick Il =
prehresila sa proti lepsim .auj
imom naroda - nastala nedt Eera
nezaujatost tato zracila 3 VI
sbierke. L'udova dostala dl "a
sluh, ktore jej patria. A to vse
tko!
Liga videla vidi v oboe slo
venske strany, boriace -sa "a tits
burghsk1 Dohodu a nevidl jed
nej katolicku druhej eva ljeli
ck1. Lenze ami ten, ktoby v Fchtt
videl take po precitani- listl
I+ol, nbo wit aSphbn ,cs1y raY,p n 4
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pokochania sa rodinke a zn;

s 4 4 j. +. & &
pokochania sa v rodinke INA
mych; vieme, be je tam potrebny,
ze je tam jeho miesto, ale vieme.
al to, ze nam. uz lchybuje a bude
viacej chyibovat ze SINE q kruhu
svojho ztratili bojovnlka borcu
jakych malo muza, ktory nen-..
stupne tvrdo sotrvaval sotrva-,
ca ma prirodzenych pravach slo-'
venskeho naroda. Osobne' viem, ze
'azko komu dostalo sa tol 'ko IL
strkov, zaznavani, hnusnyeh insi-i
nuacii, jako tomuto muzovi, ktory
tax neziStne, tvrdo a nenstup-
no tboril "a nase prava to nieleti
pocas reyolndie, ale al pred nou
a po nej. Vykonal mnoho a mno-
no. Nebolo odmeny, nebolo vd "a
ky! No vd 'acnl sdi mm ii, co no
poznali, co vedia ohromnej jeho
praci, vykonanej medzi nami -
budii he nosit srdci milej a
eplej rozpomienke, ako spolubo-
jovnika, spoluborcu, ako mhza,
ktoreho, zdar nesvedie a hrozba ne
skloni, ,enaj mu Boze, este mnoho
rokov pozehnaneho zivota : pod
Tatrami! j
Inc vybory.
Vybor Vychodneho Slovenska;
Vybor pre- celok Slovenska - bo-
ly cinnymi Lfge jej poduja-
tiach, v borbe za uplatnenie sa
PittsburShskei Dohody, ktorou i
ste uzrn svetlo splnenia al ich ma
deje, budn prinayratene frecite
slovenske iidy zdraveho >sloven-
skeho tela, odpel 'hane c. 81. Via
doup bez sithlasu a svolenia sloven-
skehO narOda Pol 'sku. ..
Mimoriadne zasedanie Ustrednej
spravy Ustrednym Vyborom.
Taketo rozhodla sa Sprava svo.
at do Pittsbunglhu ma dni "a. &
25. .jina 1926. A to ME pre- prici
my male. Bolo treba rozhodnut {
pokynoch vazeneho priatel "a SEQ
tusa Viatora bolo treba pri
krotit' * einom pred minuvsim
sa poslednymi vol 'bami ma Slo.
vensku, bolo treba prikrocit k ei
nom po tychto.
,Vedel SOM, ze cas- cinov nasta
a re tieto musia nasledovat', jestl
sa nechceme stat vierolomcam
vlastnych 81 'ubov a uzavretl, x
bolo treba ME kunktatorstva, all
prekrocenia rubikonu.
| O vysledkoch schodze neJdem
sirit SLOW. Tam sa zrodila sbier
ka volebneho fondu, tam zavznelt
nielen muzne statne credo Lgy
ale al skJutky, ktore sa zdarily ;
. ktore dokazaly, re SINE cd teori
zovania, reel = presli k skutkom
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tejto - nebola by nasa borba
.,poza oceana znacila lplne mic.
L'udova strana zachovala sa, ku /
Slovenskej Lige Amerike nanaj-
vyS Gestie 'hOei pre- narknutia
sirene jej tajnymi nepriatel mi 49,
lemala jul v pociatkoch laske.
L'udova strana, osvojenim 81 Pri-
hlasu vykonala Pittsburghskej Do
hode vel Ike sluzby, dokazala po-
slednymi skutkami, ze smysl a sta
tocne, poctive a uprimne a ze ce-
II jej "mad 'aronsky mater" je|
taky, jake bill 'algv mad'aronstva,
pribfjane ma este celia narodnych
nasich pracovnfkov a fabrikova-
ne maticke" Prahe.
smierlive navrhy ma smierovacky.
Dokazov priamych nieto, zeby
ony boly byvaly nradne cinene a
predsa boiy, su budd. Boly zvla-,
ste pred vol 'bami, ked' sa hovori-
10 o nejakej ma Slovensko -vysla-
nej komisii, pozostavajdcej 20 "a
stupcov slovenskych organizacii,
ktora by 'bola precestovala Slo-
vensko potion podala nejake cd
por1canie Wade. &Ba boly al reel,
re by takejto bola ma rok byvala
dana pravomoc vplyvat' ma osu-
dy Slovenska.
ia som na mimoriadnej schodzi
Ustrednej Spravy S ustrednym
Vyborom povedal Credo Ligy a, tu
no opakujem. f' ,.
Nikto tax snad mel 'utuje boja
a zapasu, jake Slovenska Liga v
Amerike, ale .jaka odpomoc9 Sine
narodom, alebo sme ME narodomg ?
| .
O toto vedie sa. zapas a to ,zasad-
ny. V tomto smierovaciek nieto a
nemoze .byt'. Jestli SINE narodom--
patria nam pine neobstrihane
prava tym SINE preto sa musi-
me branit' zubami-nechtami jake
mukol 'vek dogmatu jeho pominu-
tia a vytvorenia ineho, V ktorom
by sd 'bezo stopy ztratila nasa ma
rodna individualita.
Nikto TAX neziali, ked vidi, ja-
ko sa ideou neveho naroda hlu-
sila prava cesko-slovenska wa
jomnost ma ktorej mozu spool
, vat jedine pevne zallady spoloc-
: nej republiky. Nikto tax neziali
/, re SINE dnes V revolilcii proti te
b rajsiemu rezimll republiky, ktori
SINE zaiste nemalo pomohli vybu-
! dovat'.
| Lenze zivot a existenciu naroda
, treba! branit proti komukol 'vek
: "a pekny 1smev spolocneho sta
tn - nesmeji sa ,hodit vetru pra
va a existencia vlastneho naroda
| A jestli nam majn byt' svat6 pra
: va narodne - nesmie mic mad nj
mi stat ami zaujem spolocnej re-
! publiky! Sine lbudeme ia nu, ale
logicky budeme muset byt' prot
: nej, jestli V nej nebudu honoro
, vane pine prava nasho naroda. Tt
je na bielom dni
My chceme pokoj = ale ME po
koj - bez slavy priciny, my chce
z me vyroynanie, ale zasadne a po
/, ctive, docielen6 na plnom uznan
. pray naroda spolocnej Republi
= ke, Ma ich tlstavnom zabezpecen
\ a ME meneJ = lch plnom a "a
sadnom, hoei postupnom uvadzan
do zivota.
ia taketo sme vo dine, v noel
: ale "a ziadne inc!
: Komisie nepom6zrs; nepomozu a
, nj jalove 81 'uby. My dnes takett
kroky podnikneme len "a najuz
: sieho snhlasu nasich slovenskycl
politickych stran ma Slovensku.
Ma jednej strane je este presils
: moci, ma druheg pravo. Ale pravt
: statocne a poctive hajene je tie;
: mocou, - ME mensou tamtej. My
: vieme, ze mysliacim politikom :
) statnikom je zrejme, ze statu So
je zle a nebezpecno obkl 'ucovat
, | clnyn,,clyC,, @ nta nh or =, o,1 4 NV, a
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-01-29

knew he couldn't get the Wilson
League of Nations passed, so
he took the middle ground and
started the World Court" idea.
He was stricken by Deaths hand,
too, and his successor, President
Coolidge, announced his sympath-
les with the "World Court" plan,
At last the idealist triumphs over
the sordidness of dust and the U.
S. takes her stand along with the
other leading nations of the earth.
Some day not for distant our
country will take the next step
and join the other nations in the
"League" that is now functioning
and bear her share of natural re.
sponsibilities which come to great
nations, the same as to great men
The News-Record feels glad all
over that at last our country has
come to the end of this important
path with both glory and honor
We can now lay claim to the
greatest nation on earth" and hol(
! up our head when we say it.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-01-29
Starting the Ball

In the program of road construc.
ton this paper feels that one new
venture the Commercial Club
should investigate and approve is
to open the small strip of high
way between the present end of the
stika-Shanahan road and the
Glenn Acre road north. 1t is a
small undertaking, but would
mean big saving of distance ev-
cry time a dozen or twenty Swas-
tika guests come from and depart
for Seattle. Swastika Lodge has
a very wide acquaintance through
out the country, and in past days
with ample boat service all it need
ed was the wharf nearby. Now
that the boat service has been dis
continued, it deserves an access
ible highway from the pavement
via the Glenn Acres road. The
benefit would not be to Swastika
Lodge alone, but several families
that now have to double back ev-
cry time they go to town, would
save a lot of time and extra trav-
ell. We hope the transportation
committee of the Club will look
this up and see, if they do not
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-01-29
EDITORIAL
A Glorious End.

After many years Of hesitation,
wandering, demagoguery, and
bunk, our nation has come to the
end of the trail in triumph. We
refer to the vote of the Senate
ON Wednesday to ratify resolu-
ton that the United States join
the World Court. The vote stood
rs for, to II against, and at last
places America in her true light
before the other nations of the
world. Our membership in the
court will not become effective
until the AZ nations already con
stituting the court affirm our ac-
ccptance. Our membership in this
world court will in no wise affect
our sovereign rights. 1t will place
us on an equal footing with the
other as nations in striving to
outlaw war. 1t is the elimination
of long, hard, and rugged effort
ON the part of the people who
have some national idealiSm, a
gainst the entrenched forces of
mammon and selfish greed.
It s History in Brief
After the armistice was signed
President Wilson went to France
to try and work out the terms of
peace that would be satisfactory
to America and just to the ma
tions interested. He also worked
out proposed "League of Ma
tons" pact and brought both in
struments back to Washington.
Then came a bitter fight against
both documents which was led by
such Senators as Henry Cabot
Lodge and VIM. E. Borah. Sen
ator Reed of Missouri was parti-
culiarly bitter against the Wilson
policy. AT last the Senate turned
down the League of Nations"
treaty in whole and the "Peace
Treaty" in part. President Will
son started out to win the nation
to his views. When half way back
to Washington, after tremendous
receptions everywhere, he was
stricken and never recovered.
Warren G. Harding was chosen to
succeed him. President Harding
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BURTON
Mrs. A. Hunt) =
= 80 90 y y

They say Frank Enochs never
rests, eats his meals standing up
to save time, but we have just
heard that he will be sat home" to
his many friends for ten days or
two weeks, the DR.. forcing him
TO be quiet that length of time
while mending broken rib.
Nature has wonderful ways of
restoring these bodies of ours
When we will not give up she
breaks a rib or two, then builds
up all parts of the body while we
are resting.
AT Mrs. E. r. Stewart S home
on Burton Beach will be held the
next Vashon Isla2d Womans Club
meeting and the date will be Tues
day, Feb. End instead of Feb. 8
as given in the club year book for
1926.
Miss A. D. Jaynes spent the
week end with Mrs. Sarah Gam.
nell in Olympia and her sister
Mrs. jackson is in Bremerton with
friends for a few days. Both max
ing the change to break the strain
of a years watchfulness over theil
aged mother, and to bring back
nights of restfulness and sleep.
The Vashon Island Womans
Club which met at Portage lately
was called the Norway Club in
last weeks issue Of our island pa
per. The hostess says her name
is Hanson but she didn't come
from Norway-neither did we've
came from Missouri, so the smil
ing editor will have to show us
why he wandered across the ocean
Ito find a new name for this club
We notice a row # fir trees
have been set along the front o.
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The Lisabeula Ladies Aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. Bowling,
at Vashon. Mrs. F. Shattuck as
sisting as hostess. l 80 p. m.
Wednesday, February 3rd, Ev-
crybody is welcome.
Mrs. Kneebone visited Seattle
over the week end.
Mrs. Daniels of Tacoma is vi
sitting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sullivan. Mrs.
Damiyal of Canada is also house
quest Of Mrs. Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sundquist of
Seattle visited at the home of Mrs.
Sundquist's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Gus Hiersch.
Mr., Church has been sick with
a bad cold but is getting along al
right now Hope he doesn't have
a spell like he had last winter for
we surely will miss him at the B
II, S. Ii seems as there is an cpl
demic of colds going around. there
are quite few ill with them.
Miss Lance of Seattle visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wood.
Mr. Tieg is home after being in
the hospital with a broken arm
and other bruises, He is getting
along fine.
This is "A good time to repair
buildings and fences.
Paint should be brushed in.
lengthwise with the grain of the
wood.
An hour spent in planning may
save half a day Of work,
Poultry raising lends itself well
to small tracts.
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the Dannewig home in Burton,
the house has been remodeled, and
all the bricks in the new fireplace
are whispering something about
the young owner bringing a bride
in a few weeks to help grace and
beautify the home-which is new
er home without a woman in
it'll"
Little Margaret Rees celebrated
her fifth birthday Saturday, Jan.
% by entertaining the following
Little Misses about her own age,
and with her mama S assistance
all were kept busy and happy and
more so when lunch hour arrived
Doris Hall Nickie Smith, Donna
Williams, Beth Coates, Martha
Challender and Margaret and
Gwendolen Rees.
The Burton Circle will meet
with Mrs. Coy Meredith Thursday,
February a. The Newport Circle
with Mrs. Nystedt the same day
and date.
Here's surprising bit of news,
Prepare for it. Re-adjust your
glasses and read again. Then don t
believe ii until DR.. McMurray YER
flies the statement that a lovely
baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Green Tuesday
morning January 26, 1926.
Let each Burtonite suggest a
name for the little Miss Green af-
ter having an understanding with
the parents that the one giving
the most satisfactory name gets
the green fishing boat as a prize
and if we work fast they may ev-
en- throw in their home-so great
is their joy!
1 DR.. Reed reports fine nine
pound baby boy at the Reynolds
home at Harbor Heights born
Monday Jan. 25. Both mother and
babe doing fine.
/ The house at end of Burton dock
9as been re-shingled and part Of
the wharf repaired and in pro.
cess of repair by order of King
County Commissioners.
Mrs. Mary CANNED residing on
College Street, very pleasantly en-
tertained number of her near
neighbors, Wednesday, January
20, with what she termed "get
acquainted" gathering, and we
are sure every one present voted
it a success and firmly believe
that just such informal gatherings
should be held often in all neigh.
borhoods on the island.
A dainty luncheon of sandwich
, es, cake and coffee was served.
Those present were: Mines.
j, Nicholson and daughter and son,
He'll, Claude Williams, Godfrey,
Bentley and daughter, Carlson,
Homer Smith and Morrill,.
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think it a meritorious suggestion

think it a meritorious suggestion,
Mrs. Hazel Blekkink has been
very i'll this week with old fash
toned flu but at this writing is
very much better.
Harris Ward is the new bow
maker over the Kimmel coun-
ter this week on account of Mr.
Shattuck being laid up with lum.
bago.
Miss Hannah Moberg was over
from Halls Business College, Sc
attic, to visit her sister, Mrs. G
G. Kimmel over the week end.
After spending several weeks
among the Angels of Southern Cal
ifornia Peter Butcher and his wife
returned this week to Vashon is
land better pleased with this sec
ton than ever. Mr.. Butcher say
everything down there is running
on veneer and whitewash.
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