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received then in sculptured memorials
and style of buildings in the latter, ex-
pressed this new found right TO exc
cute in any style as 10 the classic,
the gothic and the romanesque, which
adds variety to architectural en-
sembleS.
During the social hour the hostess
served refreshments. The next meet
ing to be with Mrs. Wolhaupter,
Thursday, 35o6 Macomb street; Mrs.
Mcneil, assisting hostess.
Cabin John Maryland Home Demon.
strati0n Club. Mrs. James Luney en-
tertained the club at her home Feb
ruary A. Miss Blanche corWin, coun-
try home demonstration leader. gave a
talk on color, followed by lesson on
'tie dyeing." Mrs. Fred kepplinger
and Mrs Willmott of Edgemoor. Md,
were guests of honor. The new pro
gram committee has arranged an at
traCtivc yearly program. Mrs. Joe
Lynch and Mrs. B. g. Brann will he
h0steSSeS for the club Thursday at
Juniors Hall; Mrs. Stone will spea k
on EARLY History of Cabin John"
There Will he a historical debate"
Women's Relief COrpS.-The Ameri-
CaniZatiOn committee of the Women =
Relief Corps, auxiliary to the Grand
Army of the Republic, attended the
reception Tuesday, at the Americana
ZHtion School, to the new citizens
who were naturaliZcd since June. 1925.
The chairman, Mrs. Elizabeth D.
Shaw, gave a large flag for class
room use. which was presented by
one of the committee, Mrs. Mary Van
Ness FaIIth, who is also junior vice
department president. Miss Augusta
T.. Palmer, department president was
present with the following members
of her department: Mrs. Mary NJ.
North. Miss Jeuni" Hamilton, Mrs.
Myrtle LucbSdck, Mrs. Addie Hick-
man Mrs. Margaret Bradt. Mrs. T.
II Ion Temple. Mrs. Isabel Bontz, Mrs
Esther IIppold. The work OF the
Amcricauizatinn School is interesting
to the Wnmln's Relief Corps. many
of whose members, particularly Mrs
| North, WCr" pioneers in this field
mon" than 80 years ago.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to
morrow afternoon 1T the home OF
Mrs. Lillian {. TimberIake, 3122
Eighteenth street. Assisting hostess
Mrs. Jennie Vaughn.
The WritrrScraft Club met Monday
evening at the Mount Pleasant libra.
~. Twelve members attended and six
guests. Three original stories were
| read. Miss Leila Green, Mrs. f.. W.
! - tyidsun and Fred Mclaughlin con.
! tI'ibutcd them. The evening was in
/ tcTcstiuE ana entertaining
I The Petworth Womcn's CIub.-The
( literary committee met Monday with
| Mrs. Writ Taylor. Mrs. Edith Sears
! re.td a paper on the Importance Of the
: drama. Mary the Third" by Rachel
Cruthers, was read in character by
/ Mrs. bryant. Mrs. Ryon, Mrs. Fits
Mrs. Bernard and Mrs Sears The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Russell
Mrs Wcdeman, Mrs Hill, Mrs. Beck
eft and Mrs. Baden.
The music committee met with Mrs.
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president, Miss Mary Merl'ick, second
vice president. Miss Rehecca ShantoN;
third vice president. Nine. Steen. re
cordinG secretary. Mrs John victory:
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Elmer
Murphy: trea SureT. Miss Margaret
Longhram. At this meeting Il financial
secretary viii Toe elected for the first
time. The directors for the District
are. Mrs. Charles L. Neii. Mmc.
Mary Mattingly fUr Prince Georges
County; Miss Agnes Espev of Ivatrs-
vile. Md Directors for Montgomery.
Charles, st. NaryS and Calvert CoEn-
ties will be elected II this meeting FOR
the first time. All Catholic women Of
the District and counties are invited
to attend. Those joining the or@ani-
cation today viii be eligible to vote.
The Excelsior Literary Club held Il
memorial service recently for Mrs NJ
J. Frear at the home Of Mrs. II. G..
Cook, with Mrs. A. NJ. Hobbs prcSld
ing. owing TO the sudden illness az
Mr.. Frcar, the family We're unable I"
attend. The beautiful home life and
personal characteristics OF Mrs. E'rcar
We're related by the following ncm-
bers Of the CIub who knew her Mrs.
Cook, Mrs. L. kulatUom, Mrs. IT,
Gradette, Mrs. \. Alexander. Mrs. j.
Bradley. Miss Gully. Mrs Tracy, Mrs.
Webb and Mrs. Trauty. Mrs. Frear's
faVorite hymn. Nearer. My God to
Thee" was played. with variations, by
Mrs. +. V. Carr. An original poem,
written and read by Mrs. Whiting
was dedicated 10 Mr.. Frear. Mrs. +.
Roberts read a poem composed by the
husband of Il past member of the club
Mr.. McClurry, entitled There Is No
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Of pictures which. together. with the
excellent papers. developed a wealth
Of information. Tp to the time of the
columbian exposition there WAS not
much progress in art. The impetus
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The Writrrscraft Club met Monday
evening at the Mount Pleasant libra.
ry. Twelve members attended and six
guests. Three original stories were
read. Miss Leila Green, Mrs. f.. W
- wilson and Fred Mclaughlin con.
tributcd them. The evening was in
tcEcStluG ana entertaining
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The Washington District Council of
the y. {. {. W. will hold its b-annual
meeting al , o'clock, at the National
Catholic Service School, 24e0 Nine
teenth street. The election of officers
and director Will take place at this
meeting. The retiring officers are:
president, Mrs. George Scriven; vice
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The Susan Il. Anthony Foundatlon
will celebrate the one hundred ana
sixth anniversary of the birth or Su-
san 3. Anthony tomorrow evening, at
8 o'clock. in the First Congregational
Church. Mrs. William +. Chamberlln
has charge of the program of dramatic
sketches which consists of a teachers
convention. a meeting OF the Sons OF
, TemDerance the First CONGREGATIONAL
hearing, a meeting in South Dakota
and the trial for voting. me parts
will he taken by the following per
sons, most of whom will be in cos
tunes of the time: Mrs. Mabel owens
Wilcox, Mrs. Charles j. Norris, Miss
Ada Louise Townsend. Mrs. William
E BRYANT, Mrs. Luella NJ. Macken-
nan, Mrs. Margaret Hopkins Worreli'
Mrs. Lucy Cooper Shaw, Mrs. George
Phillips, Mrs. LeSare Obear, MRS. Ma
bel b. Hiatt, Mrs. Mary Orr Essey'
Mrs r. W. Gates, Miss Alice Heaven
Mrs Florence c. EStabrook, Mrs. VIII
liam F.. Chamberln, Mrs. Celia Barrie,
William s. Adams. A. T. Beane, Paul
StarkWeather, W. T.. Bryant and
others. Mrs Wayne b. Wheeler and
Mrs. Carolyn Norton Bost will sing
old time songs in old fashioned clothes.
Senator Robert l.. owen will pay
tribute to the life and work of Miss
Anthony.
InvitatiGcs have been sent to clubs
IF both mea and women, fraternal So
rjetieS and other organizations to par
1Efpate in paying honor to one of the
three emancipators of the American
nation. The foundation furnished the
flowers for the First Congregational
Church today. in remembrance of the
seventy-ninth anniversary of the birth
of DR.. Anna Howard Shaw. At the
business meeting held last week, the
bill to amend the law of descent and
distribution in the District, introduced
by the Woman Lawyers Association,
was Endorsed. Miss Bede b. Johnson,
chairman of legislation and prison re-
form, who secured the introduction Of
the bill to abolish capital punishment
in both Houses of Congress. has been
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Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow afternoon At the home OF
Mrs Lillian 4. Timberlake, 1922
Eighteenth street. Assisting hostess
Mrs. Jennie Vaughn
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Stowarzyszenie Polek Zdaza
.S n lN. Is4IDO Celu.

Kazdaa organizacja, posiadajaca W swynn zespole
uswiadomione czlonkinie, poczuwa sic do obowiazku
speiniania zasad 4 wynagan, ceu udoskonalenia,
przedewszystkem zdaza do zamierzonego celu uzywa-
jac wszekich godziwych srodk6w.
Wszystkie organizacje bez wyjatku powzely sobie
"a zadanie powiekszenie szereg6w, bo Ii tylko ten
spos6b zdolaja zadosc uczynie wymaganiom niezbed-
nym kt6re stanoWia podsawe fundaInentalna. r6zny
jednakze spos6b kazda organzacja pojmuje e kardy-
maine obowiazM jezel organzacja zbadawszy poprzed
nio teren czyni zadaWalajace postepy, czebny
wzrost obdarzamy pracowniczki mianem gorliwych i
zdonych Kt6ra z mas ME zechcaiaby zasfuzyc ma to
godne mano? ...=~ IT. >,.. =
- Bezwatpena, re kazda posiada wrodzona
dune, pewen zasob ambicj potrzebnej zyciu kazde-
90 czsowieka lecz ambicj zdrowej ME wybnjaej ta-
kie wlasne odznaczenie pesc uczucia nasza
bicje do dalszych wyslk6w zacheca. ,".. - X
Ola pr6znej chwaly stanowczo ME pracuiemy, bo-
wiem posiadamy aspiracje dalej segajace, przede-
wszystkiem posiadamy wrodzona ambcje, ktdra mas
pzestrzega azebysmy szeroko ME siegay zaazczy
ty honory Pracowac wszystkm nalezyta godno-
scia owa cnota kt6ra sic che}pmy do obecnej chwii
postepujac mare potrzeby, spe4niamy nasz obowia-
zek sumiennie szczerze. " ~ ~
Nasza przykiadna praca daiysmy dowod nieza-
przeczony, re ME zwazaac przeszkody zaWsze sma-
10 kroczyny naprz6d wedug scisle naklesonych wska
z6wek po obop6lnem porozumieniu zarzadem Cent
ranym. ~. ~ + 8, :. - 49,. - '-~#} =.~zg* - -
- w kazdymbadz raze posiadamy to wewnetrzne
morane przekonanie, re speniamy nasz oboWazek We
die sill roznosci ze nasza ukochana organzacja sta
lie wzrasta potezneje Zachowajmy nadal to przeko-
nane ME ustajac piracy ten spos6b urzeczyWist-
ninny upragniony Gel, do kt6rego zdazamy
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ke Organizace polskie Zrzeszenia Instytucie Kluby
do wydelegowana swych przedstawcieli ma posiedze-
ME istnejacego juz tymczasowego Komtetu kt6re sic
odbedze W czwartek dnia 11-go marca w Domu Posko
Narodowym przy Fullerton u godzine Sci wieczorem
Ma zebraniu tenn zostanie opracowany program wekego
obchodu, wzgledne zborowej manifestacj ak rowniez
zostanie wybrany odpowedni stay Komtet kt6ry pra-
ca przygotowawcza uroczystosciami pokieruje. :
Mech pracachs przygotowawczych ME zabrakne
nikogo 21ae2s. ....:s>t w l4ts-., . ~.
Has}em naszem MECH bedzie, haslo byznesowe: =
Wlozylismy swoje akcje w budowe wiekiej Republiki
stan6w Zjednoczonych fakt ten chcemy tlsszystkim
stu procentowym przypomniec. k,Ss = s 5et
Ia Komtet Tymczasowy, wybrany Nesedzeniu,
odbytem dniu 26-go lutego: .s"& 81. = @s4Ss
Jan Pindras, tymczasowy .rzewodniczacy,
T. Zielinski, tymczasowy sekretarz zebrania (
Komitet Odezwy:
W. Woznck j.. "A. zebrowski, T. Zelinski X. Zielecki
DR.. Jarzyhsk, PAM A. Wonsal pani NJ. Mondzeewska.
Czionkowie tymczasowego Komitetu:, zr.
W. Karoczak, NJ Turajsk, Dr. t. Jarzynski, ]. J. Woz-
nicki, NJ. Dombsh M Tnrajski, a.. Wonsal T. Badow-
ski, J. A. zebrowski NJ Mondzeewska, K. Zelecki, w.
Choromanski, A. Derng, F. Bizga M. Fucker, A. Ku-
pniewski, Marczak, Starkowcz, w. Woznck Scuba,
sielawski, sommsrfeld, Szczepaniak Stephen
imieniu 3zespoaow, organizacji i Towarzystw:
Grupa zjednoczena Kaplan6w Polskich
ks A. A. Radecki, Wice-Prezes.
. Zwiazek Polak6w W Ameryce
" Franciszek Rell, Prezes.. Ga ss#.5. #ss
Zjednoczenie Pol. RI. Kat. p. 81 N. B: Cz.:
III Missal Prezes .
.8s stowarzyszenie Polek v stanach ziednoczonych:
a y. Jabiohska, Prezeaka.
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Berlin unnilkf.

Iedno wybite oko doch azada, wlosk
Gala .zezeke ieieeks po
raptownie zamilkl
veke Mussolni w.kazue ma
pangermank potrzebie konsoidaci
koneezno;ei wiekh obozow Ob6z germah.k
wielkim snym dykaor swe movie ale wiekm
bye moze ob6 narodow romanskich,
wahki Te diva obozy kazdy osobna potega
zupno;ci zdoa zr6wnowazvs ,v Eu,one na u utrzvmas
zachanki pogermahske dazno obou do hegemon Zda
ME jest nietyle do ic6w lie do Ang keroane
czasie BOWEN zaeieta aka stale mijca Radze Lg
nikoso ME jest jasnym
Wemy yko Poke daznosciaeb uzysksn stsego
m Rade Lig Narod6w popiera Franc ostatnio Musson
wyrazi nastepne ses tel nyuc domagae
tego bedzie Anglia jk daje sic slye rone Me
mc kka panstw wypoedzao nepoiekszanem czonkos
Rade Lgi Nmcam ktore
do tel ntancj dopuszczone wzsedie pzye Bland znow
pos6b wea niespodzsn naepna
ktdej nek6zy domy.lach powiadaja,
ostatnia che waikiki poegajacy ze Franca razie
zgodnis sic ma Pol. evdowana lest
Mmec do Lg Nrod6w To byy kopot nieada
weys nazy ay spor pomyne dla Poki zakohconym
zostanie. ill.,. ,.... ,.."
znamiennej poda zagraniczni
F.pondsn nueych amerykahskch Pare dn Ansorze
obeenej soy ureckej repubii do czlonko adu zgla de-
legaca 4ydd ganicach paha ueckiego zamkaach oswald
oanym obywatelam turecki zadnych
Lei Narodow, cy owam pzesaa bye mnij
zscia nsFodowa wIuc Czytajac mmowo
pedobny po..sps ydzi Police zamie'.kai' y
49, + sss
obywa aerykahscy plskieso
wioskiego lub pohdeni ano by
poinny taxa powed
repub Kza1 by wszykm
do dabla do kau mieszae
~ B albo ktos jest obyatem danego krau
"a 6n ;nnvm x .zvkcb swobod korzva wvpe1nia oeone ola
wyskh obywate obowiazk lb tel obywatelem ME
chce kwalikue obywateem paw
obywateskich korzyt6 ME paietae pownni kch
wspoobywatele Polsce zydzi nemcy
rodowe napawe
Rad plski ale Rad od~azny siny majacy tax semie ak
calym nalezyte poparcie
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Do Or9anizacji, Zrzeszen, foWarzystss
nstytucji Polslxich ] d CAiej
Polonji W miescie Cleveland
i Okolicy.

Rok biezacy 1926 jest welkim roAiem jubileuszo-
wych uroczystosc stanach Zjednoczonych
w roku biezacym przypada $50 letnea rocznica ME-
podleplosci stan6w Zjednoczonych Ma caym obszarze
Unji czynone So przygotowania do obchodow tel wel-
kiej rocznicy.
MY, obywatele amerykanscy polskego poehodzena,
podw6jna tym roku obchodzic bedzlemy uroczystosc
Wraz Amerykanam rozpamietywac bedzlemy te wlel-
kie chwe walk Niepodleglosc, jak r6wnez obchodze
bedziemy panied Bohatera dw6ch swiat6w, Naczelnka
W sukmanie, Tadeusza Koscuszki, ,kt6rego r6wnez W
tyn roku przypada $50 letna rocznica przybycla 40
Ameryki by wsp6lnie z Jerzym Washingtonem Wzasc
udzia} W walkach Niepodleglosc tego kraju. %.
=. Fakt ten przybycie do Ameryk Kosciuszk Pu-
}askieeo wziecie udzalu wace niepodeglosc tego
kraju, kt6ry my sw6j obralsmy lub oblerzemy, ma
nezwykle doniosle znaczenie da mas dzlsle1szycn
czasach panoszena sic jakowychs noroykom J' JaAo-
wychs "stuprocentowc6w" ID. .
wskazuie on ze N.Y. zaliczani do klasy ''nizszej"
moralne i fizycznie BYLIsMY JESuEsMY budownl-
czymi tego kraju przyczyniaja acym se DC poweksze-
MIA jego bogactw materjanych duchowych.
Koscuszko przez osm lat badz walczyi badz rada
sluzyl Washingtonowi budowanu przez Nego Me-
podlegiosci Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Nastepne dzisie
sze pokolenia swyn potern, swym znojem, swa krwia
zyciem buduja morana finansowa potege tego kraju
Pulaski padl walce Wolnosc pod Savannah. Ty-
siace Polak6w pablo ma posterunkach pracy walce
potege tego. .kraju. @ast zrz Ill Z t#.-
w roku biezacym, gdy Gale stany ziednoczone przy-
gotowuja sic uroczystego obchodu 15O letnie
ncy swej Niepodeglosci, my Polacy, powinnismy Wel
kiemu NarodoWi Ameryk kanskemu przypomniec, ze tu
Cd zarania dzej6w hstorycznych ego kraju hyismy
stesmy bedziemy. g4 sisssf. t3s3 80 .7 .3
Przypomnijtny Anerykanon, ze obok Washingtona
wielkiego Fratcuza La Fayetta, walczyf Polak, Ko-
scuszko walczyl Pulaski Przypomnijmy inn re rok bic
zacy to podw6jna da radosc uroczysto6c $50 let
MIA rocznica Niepodleelosci Kraju k6rym zyjemy j
$50 letnia rocznica wyladowana Koscus9h
Uczcijmy wszyscy te wielka Kosciuszkowska rocz-
nice iednym wielkim obchodem kt6rym .wezmy udziaf
wszyscy, bez wzgledu przekonania werzena.
s# w powyzszym celu, W celu urzadzeliia welkiego,
ma wieka skae zakreslonego obchodu polskieeo 100
letnia rocznice przybycia do Ameryki Tadeusza Ko-
6cuszk, zapraszamy Welebne Duchosyiehstwo wszyst-
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Zjednoczenie Pol. Re-. Kat p. o. N S. N. NJ. P:
T Mieczys4aw D1ugokecki, Prezes.
Gmina 6-ta Zwiazku Narodowego Polskiego
...< j. M. Pindras, Prezes.
: Osada Zjednoczenia p r! H No: 35:
-% .~., P. Niczkowski,) Prezes.
Okreg Pol. Rady7 Opieki spo}ecznej: ''''
i q, -, DR.. l. Jarzyfski Prezes. "-'.
j Liga Clev. Stow Polak6w W Ameryce: = ">
Z. :..~ ~..> T. Woznicki, Prezes.
Komisja Zwiazku Polek:
+ .~ w. Diuzynska, Prezeska. .
( >,r~ Polska Izba NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: r
DR.. J. Kuta, Prezes.
s'r Okreg Zwiazku spiewak6w Ameryce:
-sE r: /, Tatko Prezes.
Plac6wka No: 6, Stowarzyszenia Weteran6w A. P.
Andrzej Krakowiak, Prezes.
s Plac6wka No: 13, Zwiazku Weteran6w Amer:
M. Lewandowski, Prezes.
Plac6wka Pol. Amer. Weteran6w No: 2:
Franciszek Stos, Prezes
Gniazdo 141 Zw Soko}6w Polskich Ameryce:
.~'-> S. z. Stachowicz, Sekretarz. ~%: A.
Gniazdo 142 Zwiazku Soko}6w Polskich W Am.
r H. Podw6jska, Prezeska.
Gniazdo 566 Zwiazku Sokolow Polskich Ameryce:
.~s~ F. Zarachowicz, Prezeska.
Z Cleveland Society Grupa 2 N. P. .. ',.'' -.
J, J. Ratajczak, Prezes
n + Klub Polskich Pan: '.<,.,..
#& = E. Sawicka, Prezeska ., 80
K6lko Naukowe miescie Cleveland:
S. A. Titus, Prezes
Stowarzyszenie Lekarzy Dentyst6w:
DR.. K. Cieslak, Prezes. .4~s...
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PRZEGLAD POLITYCZNY
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Nedawno zgasy Arcyb.kup Jan cieplak :lan
to pradwy Wekeso kapianaPasrjoy Wele bardzo ee r
dobego m6giby przedwczn zmar Arcypz l
ludu pks d Polk WaAna bardzo pacawke mai d siebie
Jsso ekie poaloby przekonae
pot6rneso narody
Unje Lwa by moglo wyj;e ych
ma pozyte Nese ;miere
przecsia Jego Po pozostaja d waine
Ola aego Duehowieh.twa pokso zmaego Ks Ay
naa loania Dl Wychodtwa zas plskiego
Meczennika nar6d iowa slowa
nena. wreszcie drosowkaz daso d
dziate modzez polska przed wynarodo~ien ojc6w
naszych. {.t F%. ..=..t <s
jest zsadywae obecnie bede na.tepca zarlego
Arcybkupa Ci.plaks pon
ma wymagasca wie wele spawielwoic Naszem
zdan nabadziej stanosko odpovdnin byy Bskup
Bndu tebads ze ak pogso'ka ehodz zmari X, Areypub
Cpk pred mai podobno probe
Jeso nastepca by ~aine Ks Bandursk Meo scy arcyb
'kupiej za.a;s ez k Banduk sodnym byby kapu ka
dynal'kieso jet ta boxem wsne podobny pzdwz;ne ~
Msczennkov Wierny kapian kooa Wek Patriotic przy
uiow.ny ea na6d Lez wybne zdno;ci
prawdzwa wielu sic jest
X. mony swych elbicie leez ma
vsog~ po.ego
jeszcze davnych brons polsko .oe ns
to~ie zle przewinienia.
edn.k jak Ks Bi.kup Bandur.k
se ma soey Wnie by pozytkiem pacoas dig
dobra WARY ;v i da pozytku Narodu Krau =
Nedwno mie;rny wiee mowy wysio-
onej Mussolnego Nzyyamy
weks DO zaprawde nymi dykato tok
pierai M6wi mnej.zo;ciach krzyku
erx niennc6w oben pseudo repubEk
Mo~i znamienne zaznacyI r6vniez
ME wono nponnac los yh wp6lbrac
h pahta bow niedawne czasy
sposob barbarzynski pzeadovva
przesladua ludno;e pos
mieszkaa k6e howo
mniejszosci narodowe, niem
lamence Mussoln - Po zaprotes.ow.{
znacyh ko dzieki Nemcy
taxa wise bezknie Mussoniemu
dyktator Woch powtorzy ppedno wygoszone
ami siowa doda stosunku
do nemcow oczzns zdecydowana za.ade
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some time was able to be out for the
first time Friday.
Mrs. Fred Tillisch aud her sister
in-law called at the Martin Jacobs
home Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Prail entertained Satur.
day afternoon in honor of Miss Bern.
eta Belts who is leaving for her home
at Chokio in a few days.
DR.. G. M. Davis was called to Com
frey Monday to see the little Schneid
er baby who is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Oleson and sor
'Orvale and Rev. Govig motored t.
Sioux Falls, S. D. Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Esther Schlegel Of L.
Sueur spetn Monday at the FREQ
Prail home.
Mesdames Perkasky end Prail en-
tertained the Congregational Ladies
Aid Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney and daughte,
Mrs. H. Gremmert were New Ulm
visitors Tuesday.
William Bondeson spent severa
days last week visiting relatives il
the cities.
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son and brother.
Miss Ardena Warner is getting
along nicely at the Rochester hospital
where she underwent an operation for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Earl Jameson and sister Miss
Jones, Mesdames ]. A. Oleson, A. w.
Oleson and C. M. Virgins were West
brook visitors.
Gene Nichols and wife called on his
sisters Mesdames Page and Swoffer
Wednesday.
Little Rachel Baum who has been
quite sick is not improving as rapidly
as her friends hoped.
Mrs. Martin Peoni spent several
days visiting her brother Peter Can
tine at Rowena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cox and Mr..
and Mrs. Turner of Tracy visited at
the Joe Swanson home Sunday.
DR.. G. NJ. Davis was Tracy cal
Ter Wednesday.
"The Gypsy Rovers," an operetta
given by the Glee Club, was a great
success.
Martin Jacobs who has been ill for
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2, 1926.

The Senior Class had its final picnic
in Ramsey Park Thursday.
Mrs. ensen, a sister Of Alfred Hem
livingston, is taking care Of Mrs. Hem
livingston during her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Oleson and son
went to Winthrop Saturday to visit
Mrs. Blossoms sister, Mrs. Fred Berk-
holder.
Mrs. Mabel Boelke and son Lawr-
ence and Will Conrad were Lamber-
ton callers Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Boelke and dau-
ghter Jocelyn, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bittner and family of Lamberton and
Mrs. Dennis Tooney of California, Wis
tied at Otto Boelke's Sunday.
| Mrs. Everett iRley and children of
Sleepy Eye visited at the H. F. Riley
home.
A. M. Bondeson of Minneapolis is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Margaret Boelke visited at
the Avel Bondeson home Sunday.
Irene Bondeson spent the weekend
at her home.
Mrs. George Freeman and son Geo.
and Mrs. Paul Trewatha and son Dom
aid were Tracy shoppers Friday.
Mrs. Anna K. johnson is visiting
relatives here.
The Otto Gremmert family is en-
pertaining Mrs. Gremmert's sister this
tweek.
| Margaret Boelke entertained her
Sunday School class Wednesday for
Walter Hemmingston who is leaving
soon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ad-
olson Saturday, May goth a girl.
Mr.. B. T. O'Brien and daughter
Emma of Pierre, S. D., visited Mrs.
Lovejoy Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Turner of st.
Paul are visiting at the E. Lovejoy
and E. Parks homes.
Mr.. and RMS. D. A. Mallory and
daughter Irene and Mrs. Lille Strom
and daughter of st. Paul visited rela-
tives over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. John McComb of Fart
bault, Mimi, spent the weekend at
the Fred and j. W. Prail homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Norton and
Elsie Virgins of Minneapolis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Wigigns of Lu-
verne are visiting at the parental
Wigigns home.
The Peter Cantine, Martin Cantine,
Henry Johnson, Chris Henke, Lawr-
ence Aarthun, c. Cantine, j. Baxter
and Jack Riordon families spent Sun
day at the Mrs. D. Cantine home.
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Advice to Juniors, Mildred Bulen.
Response, Maynard Dahms.
Glee club.
: Class Poem, Edna Arnold.
Glass Will, Marie Dawson.
Glass Prophecy, Wilson Stearns.
Class Roll: Edna Arnold, Mildred
Bulen, Irene Bondeson, Marie Daw-
son, Harry Heggerston, Randall Jac-
obia, Grace Oleson, Myrtle Oleson,
Lillian Prail, Harry Schultz, Wilson
Stearns.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Zieske and son
Richard were Tracy callers Friday.
Glen Olmestead, who is working for
the Modern Woodmen, spent sevreal
days at his home here.
Mr.. Robinson of Renville spent sew
eral days at the E. w. Zieske home.
Mesdames Olmestead and Lovejoy,
Mrs. Rousche and daughter Thelma
attended the Methodist Aid society at
the E. Parks home in Holly.
Mrs. William Weeks returned last
week from a three months visit at
Pasadena, Calf.
George Cole has returned from New
York where he has been visiting his
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Walnut Grove
BACCALAUREATE

-Baccalaureate services was held in
che Swedish Lutheran church Sunday
evening. Following is the baccal-
aureate program.
Senior Professional, Alice Nord-
Strom.
Prayer, Rev. Gustafson.
Scripture Reading, Rev. Chapman.
Song, Swedish Lutheran and st.
Olaf choirs.
Serman, Rev. Govig.
DoXology.
Benediction, Rev. Stephens.