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Births, Deaths
MRS. HELEN S. TROMETRE


Mrs. Helen s. Trometre, wife of
Carl Trometre. who is attached to
the office Of Colonel Craigie, COM
mandant of the High School Cadet
Corps Of this city, viii be buried
tomorrow in Prospect Hill Gene
terry. following services at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Trometer. 2908 Sixteenth st. N. E..
She was 40 years old and had been
Ill only a short time before her
death Monday night in Walter Reed
Hospital.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Trometre's
families are from Alsace-Lorraine
Despite the similarity of names.
they are not related. Mrs. Trome-
ire was born in Washington. Her
husband retired from the Army sew
eral years ago. During the war
he held a commission as first lieu
tenant of the Ordnance Corps. At
present he has charge Of ordnance
and equipment for the High School
Cadet Corps.
Mrs Trometre was the mother of
Carl Trometre. Is. who is in the
graduating class at the Langdon
School, and Helen Louise Trometre,
age B., She also is survived by her
parents and a sister, Mrs. Minnie
Acheson, and a brother, George
II. Trometre. both of this CITY.
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Tngal Notices

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF C0LUMBIA--Holding a Dis
trict Court, IN RE; Condemnation Of land
District of Columbia. District Court No
1885. NOTICE AND ORDER OF PUBLlCA.
I d0 Notice y hereby given; that the
pursuant to certain provisions of the Act
OF Congress. approved March 4. 1918. en-
titIed An Act making appropriations fol
the expenses OF the government of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia, for the fiscal year ending
June thirtieth. nineteen hundred and four
teen. and for other purposes,'' whereby the,
street avenue. road or highway to conform
with the plan of the permanent system O
esi al in that portion OF the District Q
ana Georgetown adopted under the Act o
ICongress approved March 2, 1893, a
Ia1m amend by the Acts, of Congress approve,
Ispectively, by condemnation under the pro
visions OF subchapter one of chapter fifteei
Iof the Code of Law for the District of Co
praying the condemnation of the land neces
lsary for the extension of 42nd Street, in tn,
District OF Columbia, as shown on map o.
thereof. and PRAYING also that this Cour
lempanel Jury in accordance with the Law
provided for in such cases to assess the dam
lages each owner of land to be taken maj
Sustain by reason of the said extension O.
AND street. in the District of Columbia anC
the condemnation of the land necessary TO
= AdEEeo
benefits resulting therefronl, plus all or an,
part. of the costs end expenses of said pro
|ceedlngs. upon any lands which the jury ma,
find will be benefited, as provided for il
and by the aforesaid Act of Congress an
proved May 2Sth. 1925. it is by the Court
this 31st day of Nay, 1927. ORDERED
that all persons having any interest in thesC
proceedings. be and they are hereby warneC
and commanded to appear in this Court OF
or before the 3Qth day of June. 1927, Al
ten o'clock. A. M. and continue in attend
ance until the Court shall have made It!
final order ratifyinE and confirming thC
award OF damages and the assessment oil
benefits of the Jury to be empaneled anC
sworn herein; and it is further ordered thai
Ia copy of this notice and order be published
twice week for two successive weeks II
the Washington Evening Star the Washing
ton Post and The Washington Times, news
papers published in the said District com
m9oencing at least twenty days before the san
3Qth day Of June, 1927. It is furthel
IORDERED that copy of this notice and
Iorder be served by the United States Mar
shall or hts deputies upon each of th,
Owners of the fee of the land to be con
ldemned herein as may be found by the sal,
marshal. or his deputies. within the Distric
Iof Columbia. and upon the tenants and oc
Icupants of the same. before the said 30tl
NlNGS BAILY Justice tseal.l 4 tru
lc9py: Test; FRANK 2. CUNNINGHAM
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TIME IM!!l III
:s@1CzuSShfed 0dS

Charles Kutner, rs. and Leah Fried
lander, 80. The Rev. ]. T. Loeb.
John Bruce. "a, and Jeanette Carter
20: The Rev. A. Sayles.
Elwood Robinson. II, ana AdeIl Bau.
come. 10. The Rev. w H. Brooks
Carmeilo Laquidara. 81. of New Yorl
city. and Dorothy Bright. Is. The Rev
A. Il. Bafrows
Splitter. %. The Rev. H. NJ Hennig
John r. Quinn. 80. and Dorothy M
Ryan, 10. both OF philadelphia, Pa
The Rev. j. G. Briggs
Benno M. Brink. SO. ana Genevieve
M. Miller, 2S. Of Fort Wayne, Ind
The Rev. J. r Delaney.
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BIRTHS


Phillip o. and Mary L. Henderson
Girl.
vlncsnso and rhilomena Davanso
boy.
Henry and Lou A. corbin, boy.
Anastacios A. and Anastacta Mant.
Bouris. boy
George r. and Ethel M. Collins, girl
Howard D. and Mary A. Wesley, girl
George L. and Lulu NJ. Oliver, girl.
Albert N. and jeanette n. Connick
boy.
Bert and Carrie Barrett, girl.
Charles o. and Ella Gibson, girl.
James M. and Katherine Hicks, girl
Stanley M. and Mary Nevin. boy.
Thomas r. and Margaret Aaron
girl.
girl.
Harry A. ana Sophia H. Lsnkin.
boy.
Horace G. and Marion P. Nell, girl
Gabriel H. and Rosa Firtag, girl
Oscar L. and Helen /. Steidel. boy.
Moses A. and Daisy L. Walton, boy
Andrew and Nettie Benymon, boy.
Henry and Virgins Grimes. boy.
Edward and Georgia Schools. boy.
William and Julia Nelson, boy.
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Too Late to Classify

p. b. <. operator wants permanent or spe.
cial relief hours. MISS l.. MURRAY, o22
N So. N. w. Phone Potomac 1894.
salesmen and distributors to
sell Capt. Lindbergh's welcome home
big profits assured to right men. Apply
l25 Church St.. Sd floor. 206 Houston
Hotel.
driver. colored. for 6.ton
truck. Apply 3 .. M, rear 1888 18th st. S.E,
WHITE BOY TO do lerrands. light work
Apply 1746 Col. Rd
Hotel Maid, Experienced.
Apply
HousekeePer, Raleigh Hotel
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DEATHS

Leighton c. worthington. Sc years,
Walter Reed Hospital.
Reney A. Gamache, 20 years. walter
Reed Hospital.
. Helen S. Trometre. 40 years. waiter
Reed Hospital.
Alice $; Eaton, 50 years. 1901 oregon
Ave. N w.
Jacob R. Pierpoint. 50 years. 1888
Wisconsin Ave. N. W.
Thomas H. Hardin. IS years. Waiter
Bowling Gardner. is years. Provi-
dence Hospital
st. N. w.
Francis A. Belt 50 years. $40 Seventh
Dorothy Harrison, months. 11ls
Fourth st. N w.
Infant Of Frederick and Mabel Burk.
hart 1S hours. Sibley Hospital.
Infant of Francis and Louise Lang.
ley, is minutes, 1927 D st. s. e.
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Auction Sales
Thomas DOwlinr . Co.. AuctIOneers


TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING
no; l127 23RD STREET NORTH
By virtue Of 9 certain deed of trust duly
recorded January 2S,. 1897. as instrument
No. 173. of the Land Records for the Dis
trict of Columbia. and at the request o.
the party secured, we will sell at public
auction. in front of the premises, on Tues
day, June IA. 1927. at A. o'clock D. m.
the following. described property. situate
lin the city of Washington, District of Co
lumbia,. as follows. Part Of lot numbered
ieight fSl in square numbered ufty-onI
l(61l now known as lot S15, square 81
together with the improvements thereon
Terms: Sold subject to a first deed Of
trust OF $4,000. and second deed of truE
lof approximately $500, balance. cash. $20(
deposit required at sale. All conveyancinG
land recording at purchasers cost. Terms
LOT sale to be complied with within &c
days from sale. otherwise the deposit viii
lbe forfeited and the property may be re
sold at the discretion of the trustees.
NJ. B. BILDMAN. Trustee.
R.. s. BLDMAE Trustee.
Lee, scHLoSBERG. Attorney for party
June 4, 8. 8. 10. Is.
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Announcements

June 4. 8. 8. 10. 10.
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MUSIC. DANCING. DRAMATIC q

nO94N1 OfA1NCAGNOs DnA1AAAAO 80
Banjo, Trumpet, Violin,
Piano. Professional Courses; training with
orchestra: instruments rented. BEARD
STUDIO, 3471 14th St. N. W. Adams 1900.
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Financial

I'm CONSULT US
WZO for safe investment Of
your surplus funds Look
49, to the future nv invest
FOUNDED 1857. 1888 z 81,
MORTGAGE n W.. Washington D. @.
49,. WIN. H. SAUNDERS
oee CO., INC.
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MRS. STIMsON BROWN

Mrs. Stimson Brown. widow of
Commodore Stimson Brown, q. S.
NJ. and a niece of Mrs. u. s. Grant,
wife Of President Grant, will be
buried tomorrow in Arlington
National Cemetery. Services will
be held at 1890 a. m. at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Hendren. 1925 Belmont Rd. N. W..
where she died yesterday.
Mrs. Brown was the daughter of
Mai. Alexander Sharp, u. S. A.
She was born in st. Louis. During
the term Of President Grant she
lived for several years at the White
House. She also accompanied her
cunt and uncle on their trip
through Mexico.
Mrs. Brown was twice married.
Her first husband was the late Col.
James S. Petite. U. S. A. She is
survived by her two daughters, Mrs.
Hendren and Mrs. c. r. KeaP, wife
Of Lieut.. Comdr. Kear, u. s. N;
son, James S. Petit. who lives at
Nice. France. and two sisters, Mrs
D. E. Nolan. wife of Brig. Gen.
Nolan and Mrs. John B. Bennett,
wife Of Colonel Bennett. u. s.. A.
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Mss ANNIE G. McGUIGAN

Funeral services for Miss Annie c.
McGuigan, a Treasury Department
clerk rs years. will be held tomor.
row at the residence of her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Crimmins, ITO K st.
N. E. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
Miss McGuigan was born in
Washington. She was 81 years old.
Her death Monday in Providence
Hospital followed a months illness.
Mrs. Crimmins is the only immedi-
ate relative to survive.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-03-18

Mrs. Lewis aud Gene spent the
week end visiting relatives in Ia
coma. Mr., Lewis who has been
somewhat under the weather is
able to be about his work again.
The Ladies Aid viii meet at the
Church next Wednesday after
noon. MIS-. Hofmeister and Mrs.
Wik viii be hostess.
Mrs. Church's sister, Mrs. Sharp
and son Freddie enroute to Scot
land via Panama Canal wrote from
San Francisco saying that she had
passed thru the seasick stage and
that the boat was very fine and
the passengers a jolly lot. Little
Freddie upon being shown their
room wanted to go to bed immedi-
ately so that he might sleep on the
shelf.
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Examination Week.

This week was examination
week at the High School and Oh
we're glad it is over. The report
cards come out Monday and how
anxious we are, waiting to see
what we made. This is the last
report for the Senior Glass Hon
ors consideration. That doesn I
mean that a Senior cannot fail to
graduate, for grades made later in
The term, but that now the accounts
are to be summed up and the Val
edietorian and Salntatorian chosen
We understand that it is a very
close race as the average of the
present class IS nigh and several
have nearly all AS. We will give
you the names as soon as we get
them.
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last Tuesday night.

last Tuesday night.
Mrs. C. C. Miller of Mileta re-
ceived word from her daughter,
Mrs. S. &C. Percy, that they en-
countered snow storms on their
way East, but had a pleasant trip.
.
Mrs. Mary May is making an
extended visit with her sister and
family of Bremerton. She has
been gone neatly seven weeks but
VIII be home soon.
Mrs. ]. Brokway has been a
Seattle visitor the past week end.
She attended the funeral of Chas.
Kellogg last Monday.
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WANTED

WANTED-Setting Hens, Phone
Red i3l. 3-17-ltp
WANTED-work by day or
month. Edwin Albue, II, l. Bx.
lI2 Vashon.
WANTED-Young Man to learn
the laundry business. Good OPP
portunity for live man. Wash
on Laundry, Vashon. Blk. 131.
80
l WILL BUY all your live poultry
and weigh and pay for it at YOU
place. +. c. Park, Phone Red
% evenings. Gilt,
WANTED-Traetor ploughing.
grading, land clearing, house
moving, by day, hour, or con
tract. f. I. Hall, Black 1863.
Burton 9.10-tf
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BURTON H. S. news
All School Program

An all school program will be
given Friday, March 18th, The
evenings entertainment will open
with a short musical program, fol
lowed by a play entitled ga Per
picking Situation
The program is being given for
the benefit of the Girls Athletic
Club and the Boys Athletic Club.
Come and enjoy an evenings EN-
,tertainment for yourselves and al
so help the two athletic associa
tons. Tickets are only Zoe and
35c.
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soph Program

The "Three Gobs - from the
Sophomore class entertained the
student body last Friday at the
soph's program. The Gobs were
impcrsonated by Jean Stone, Kitty
Patterson and Margaret Richards,
who, attired in white sailor suits,
danced the hornpipe, sang and
played. 1t was a novel program
and was enjoyed by all.
Now we look forward to the
Freshman program which is al
ways good.
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: Il. SSlE.IED AIDkEl227 E.Sl7V5.,.
MATCHING EGGS Tancred strai.

MATCHING EGGS Tancred strair
fine layers. Five cents per egg
Come and see the flock. Chas
Kuehl, Center. 2-4-6j
FOR SALE-Chinchilla Rabbit,
from Mrs. Coates stock. A. T
Baechus. Black 1873. LIST
FOR SALE-A Kimball piano, ii
good shape, also Singer sew
ing machine. May be seen al
our home u South of yashon
Mrs. VIM. Merrill Smith. 1-21-ti
90
FOR SALE-FoTest wood, $3.50
per cord. VIM. Berry, Blk. 1913
Lat
CARsTENs BONE MEAL Fertili
ger. Let us figure with you. c.
G. Kimmel, Vashon. 1-7-tl
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Annual Staff

The Associated Student Body OF
Burton Hi held a meeting last
week TO elect staff for the annu-
al. The staff as chosen were:
Editor-in-Chief, Richard Ben
natts.
Assistant Editor, Thellna Wells.
Faculty Advisor, Mr.. Parkes.
Feature Editor, Layetta Francis,
Senior Editor, Julia Larsen.
Assistants, Anna Fillinger, Flo
renee Wilson.
Junior Editor, Louis Rodda.
Sophomore Editor, Arvid Ny
stedt.
Freshmen Editor. Phoebe Shat
tuck.
Girls Sports, Grace Larsen.
Boys Sports, Steve Church.
Art Editor. Bob Stewart, Ed
Woods.
Pictures, Donald Williams.
G. A. G., Beatrice Milligan.
Business Manager, Bill 0dion.
Assistant, Audrey Smith.
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year has been chosen and Mis-
Lavender is busy coaching the east
for their appearance early in April.
Clarence, a comedy in four acts
by Booth Harrington which has
been a very successful school play
in other schools has been chosen,
The cast was chosen by the facul
ty from some twenty who tried
out. The characters and those
chosen to represent them are as
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save us the once over. lie told
enc OF US who happened to ride
with him to his boat that he the,
We had pretty good school. Wen
we knew that, we told him.
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Vashon School News
Alumni Gives successful Dance

The dance given last Saturday
night by the Alumni was joyful
affair. Every body had a good
time and wish that they would do
it again. After all expenses were
paid there was something better
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Baseball

The boys are building new
back-stop on their baseball dia-
mond. Nice days next week, will
find our boys out praeticing base
ball.
We have one more champion
ship to win this year and that is
baseball. Watch us!
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MAURY
Mrs. Alex Moorc)
-

Mrs. Chas. Martmdale was a Vi
sitor in Tacoma last Saturday.
Quite number of citizens of
Manry attended the funeral Of
Chas. Kellogg last Monday in Sc
attic.
A large number Of berry grow
ers from Maury attended the Ber-
" Association meeting at Vashon
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-No. / Banner Seed
Potatoes. Mrs. j. Hansen, Cen
ter. 3-17-2t
FOR sALE--Several Sol Hot
Breeder stoves with hovers, 50.
each. w. D. Covington, Red BOG.
2O6. 3-17-tl
FOR sALE--Gold Coin Seed Pota.
toes. Mrs. Bert Moore, Cove.
3-17-1t
FOR sALE-Cow. Soon Fresh
Candle, Portage. 3-17-tf
GOOD ELECTRIC WASHER for
sale cheap. Red 773. 3-17-tf
FOR sALE-New handpamted
breakfast set, new Wickless two
burner Oil stove, Oak Arm Chair
double Bed Spring. Mrs. Goldie
Burton.
80
FOR SALE-Williard Storage
Batteries. CiosIcy Radio. Bat
terry Charging $3.50 vashon
Machine Shop 3-1l-tf
FOR sALE-'rwo lots, ITO By 1870
feet, less Dentists corner, with
water, old blacksmith shop and
some good fruit. See owner. B.
Steinbaeh, Yashon. 3-l1-tf
c0
FOR SALE-Stveral erosseut saws
various lengths, good condition.
Blk. 902. 3.4-tf
FOR sALE-Early Rose POTATOES
$500 per 100 BIS Come and
get them before Mar. 10, John
Olson, Colvas, p o. Vashon.
FOR SALE-Fertilizer. Lowest
prices on Sheep Guano and ali
kinds of commercial fertilizer
delivered. NJ. Il. Dunsford. Red
7s3. SIT
FORD ROADSTER FOR SALE
Turtle back as well as delivery
bed with top. This car has had
very light usage and is in good
condition. Good rubber. Geo
sh field. Bulb Farm, South
End. 2-1s-tf
FOB sALE-15 acre ranch. Good
house, barn and chicken house
acre timber. On paved high
way. $1,000. Mrs. S. Mathia
son. Vashon. Wash. 2-4-4tp|
FOR SALE-Chicken Manure.
August Johansen, Colvas, Phone
Red 204 3-tttI
LOG MERRY Slip for sale J.
X. Chambers. 2-ll-tf
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Students Dog Wins Prisos

Donald Morgan placed his CIR
nan Police Dog puppy Wishu
luc's Highland Wolf" in thu
Pierce County Ksanel Club Show
held In Tacoma Wednesday.
Thursday and Friday Of last week
iie had the experience Of showing
is deg the preceding week end
i the Seattle show, where the
pup only trough two thirds and
1ne fourth prize ribbon At ia
ama the dog won ribbons placing
follows in the various classes
'irst IN the Junior puppy, SECOND
the Pacific Coast bred, third in
be Limit. fourth in the Novice.
I'd fifth in the American-bred.
pecial prize of S25. offered for
be lest puppy sired by Cerno Won
Iundtsdorf was also won by this
oe.
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p. 7. A. Meets

The Burton Iii p. T. A. held its
regular monthly meeting last
Tuesday evening in the high school
Auditorium
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LIsABEULA
(Mis. Graham Malonevl
= ss

You Lisabeulaites who failed to
ittend ihe Southern Heights dinner
and entertainment last Saturday
night missed most enjoyable al
iair. The dinner with all trim-
nings was delicious and tile pro
gram. given chiefly by the young
.olks. was exceptionally fine. We
are glad we went and will be glad
70 90 again
VIM. Hicrsch and family moved
out from Seattle this week, but NOT
to Iisabeala. He has position
with England & Petersen and has
.lken a house east Of Vashon for
the summer.
Mrs. Henry Shain and son Allef
and Glenn Stenforth and friend
Miss Olsen, motored from Seattle
sunday with home folks, the Stein
forth family.
Mr. aud Mrs Bates Of Paradi>
Cove called Sunday ON their oil
friend, Mr. Steve Stewart.
Lisabeula and Southern Height
gladly furnished the refreshment
for the open house meeting at I'll
sland Club House this week. TIL
ar removed we a9e interested II
anne as other communities on the
Island and gladly do our bit
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Hot Lunches All Thru

tius huiiSiiSs AL AHIu
The students are all reglettina
the fact that the ? T. A. lunches
which have been So successfully
landed during the past ten weoks
are no more We are so in the ha-
bit of eating the tasty hot lunch
es prepared that noon quite lost
It's zest this week. We wish pub
hcly to thank the p. r. A. for thes
lmchcs and 10 compliment The
committee in charge.
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Annual Staff Busy

Clifford Corbin, Editor-in-C Chief
and Amos Ramquist, Business
Manager, have completed the selec-
ton of their respective stats
which are now busy working on
the 1927 Annual that is destined
TO be the best yet published. Many
of the write-ups are to be Of a CON
petitiye nature, the best article to
be published and the author to be
entered as the permanent member
Of the staff. Those selected and
responsible for The success of this
undertaking are as follows:
Editorial Staff
Editor-in-Chief, Clifford Corbin
Senior Glass History, Roswell
Johns, Constance Beall, Russell
Hall
Junior History, Andy Holland
Don Morgan, Vienna Dunbar.
Sophomore History and Fresh
man History to be written by the
English Two and the English One
classes respectively.
Athletics. Football, Bob Bacon.
John Jorgenson. Basketball, Girls
Naomi ljomsland, Boys, Cord
Chautler. Baseball, Girls, Myrtle
Madison; Boys, Andy Holland.
Track, Merritt Corbin and Olga
We'll.
Dramatics, Constance BeaIl,
Mary Depue.
Jokes and Grinds, Russell HILL.
Art Editor, Fumi Shamano.
Pictures, Donald Morgan and
Donald Thompson,
Business Staff
Business Manager, Amos Ram
quist.
Assistant Manager, Kelly Weiss.
Advertising Department, Harold
Ward. HIilmer Nelson, Roswell
Johns and Clarence Rushton.
Circulation Department, Elsie
Petersen, Bob Weiss, Lilly Roen.
Bob Bacon, Kathryn Garvin and
Bob Walls.
Faculty Advisors. Editorial, H.
c. Snyder; Business w. VI. SmitlL
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ADVERTISING RATES

u cents per line for first inser-
tion; 5 cents per line for each adj
ditional insertion.
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Visitors

Last week Burton Hi had three
former students visit the school.
They were: Minnie Olson, Beatrice
Brammer and Al Lewis.
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than twenty dollars to add to the
Student Body Treasury. The stu
dents take this opportunity IL
thank the Alumni and the Chair
man of their committee, Mr.. Ce-
phas Ramquist, for this much
needed coin.
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Test Week

Test week is here again, and an
other month of school is over.
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tate Inspector Calls

State High School Inspector
Twiimeyer called last Tuesday and
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Senior Play
The Senior Glass play for this
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1927-03-18

Mr. aud Mrs Bates Of Paradi>
Cove called Sunday on their oil
friend, MIR. Steve Stewart.