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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-13
Moray Bride Offer
Inside Story Is Told

out of the Office, Jackson 70 Nc
Crays Office and Robinson to his
own Office
jackson then went to McCray'S
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We can supply money now for
current needs. Confidential and
quick. CAPITOL LOAN CO., 141h
E. Wash. St.-AdvertiSement.
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Man and wife Burned to Death

By United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-Joseph Dorf,
%, and his wife, Sarah, 81, burned
to death when fire trapped them
in the bedroom of their home. Dorf
retired early. When Mrs. Dorf
went to the room she found it in
flames. She died in an attempt to
rescue her husband.
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TALK CITY HALL ROW
South Side Boosters. Expected to
Approve Slack Regime.

approve NIaCK hCsInles
South Side Boosters are expecte 1
to consider a resolution deploring
city political conditions tonight at
Garef1ld Baptist Church basement.
Southern Ave. and Shelby st. F. w
Waldkoetter is president.
A resolution similar to the one
adopted recently by a south side
mass meeting which recognized
Mayor L. Ert Slack as illegal and
rightful mayor" and hayed Repub-
lican councilmen, probably will be
adopted, according to Emil Schaad,
2546 Applegate st.
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Filler Killed as Parachute Fails

Filler Killed as Parachute Fails
BIZ United Press
SANTA MONICA, Cal, Feb. 49,
Ensign Mack Spencer, Philadelphia,
Of the U. S. S. California, fell 5000
feet to his death here late Sunday
when a newly devised parachute
failed to open.
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RECEIVER FOR CITY
is ASKED IN SUIT

Citing the last years turmoil in
city government, a suit was filed
in Superior Court Four today on
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TWO INJURED IN CRASH

Automobile Turns Over After Hit
ting Rut in Street.
Miss Dorothy Story, %, r. r. T,
Box 6, and her brother, Clifford
Story, %, we're injured slightly early
today when an automobile in which
they were riding turned over after
hitting a rut at Southeastern Ave.
and Rural st. They were taken to
City hospital.
The Washington times., 1928-11-22

Downtown apartment vacancies can re
easily located through tOday'S CLASH
fled rental columns.
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Apartments . suburDaR or city
are always easily located after
reading 4he Classified rental IistingS.
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RAISE
CONVICT
STNTS

Representative Ernest w.
Gibson, Of Vermont, chairman
Of the Gibson subcommittee
of the House, accompanied BY
Herbert D. Brown, chief cf
the Bureau Of Efficiency, Is
making an inspection Of the
Districts penal institutions at
Lorton and Occoquan, Va, to-
day.
The purpose Of TIE inspection II
to see whether the manufacture of
materials for the District Governs
ment can be Increased without harm
to the inmates Of the workhouse
and the reformatory.
Better For Work
Brown has consistently contended
that the two institutions could be
made almost seIf-supporting II the
prisoners were kept busy, and that
at the same time the inmates would
be better off than IL not given
enough #WOrk 10 0Os
W. W. Barnard, superintendent
OF the Districts penal institutions.
has contended that the inmates of
the two institutions were busy
enough and that the purpose Of
their working was not merely to
make money. He has opposed the
movement to make .sweatshcps's
out Of the institutions.
Sees For Himself
Gibson IL anxious to see for him.
self what the situation Is. He Be.
Iieves that 1t Is best to keep tn-
mates Of penal Institutions as busy
as possible. not only for the sake
OF economy, but for their own good.
III he agrees with Brown that
more work can be accomplished at
the institutions, he win seek apprO.
priations to purchase the necessary
equipment and machinery.
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2 ARE HELD IN
STOCK SCHEME

Charles r Warde. alias John Her
rick, and Gori1am Tufts, jr., alleged
participants in an elaborate stock
selling scheme. We're held under
81 900 bond yesterday when they
waived preliminary hearing by
United States Commissioner Need.
ham c. Turnage.
The men are charged with using
The mails to defraud and were ar.
rested on an affidavit sworn to by
Postoffice Inspector Owen A. Keen.
Warde, Tufts and two others who,
Commiss ioner Turrage Is informed
have been arrested in New York, are
said to have posed as salesmen for
the Atlantic Utilities Corporation
which they represented as control.
ling all the water rights on the Po-
tomac above Colonial Beach.
1t is further charged that the pro-
moters claimed the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad made oyertures for the pur-
chase of these rights.
All four defendants are scheduled
TO appear before the United States
District Court for the Southern dis
trict Of New York, on December Z.
Warde Is said TO have leased offices
Downtown apartment vacancies can re
naAN HAh fsKAn nxsa II
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MEN
ROBBEDOF
$4,000

Another chapter in the cycle
of hold-ups which the under
world is aiming at Washing
tons sporting world, came
last night when William Nc
Kinney, who races a string of
horses at Bowie, was attacked
and robbed of $3.50 in his au-
tomobile in front of his home,
624 Thirteenth st. N. 3.
Mckinney was< the victim of
carefully worked-out plot involving
a quartet of "stick-up" men who
had watched his operations at the
race track. He was badly beaten
about the head by the butts Of
revolvers as he sat at the steering
wheel Of his car, and his assall-
ants had no trouble in making
getaway.
The robbery OF Mckinney Is the
fourth of a series of depredations
levelled at local sporting men, In.
cluding Maurice Dutch" irwin,
who slugged and beat off an as
sailant on October s, last, thus
saving 46,000t in his wallet, and
f. H. Smith, race horse owner.
al Laurel who was robbed Of
$12 900 last month by two masked
men.
$4,000 Obtained
The large sums of cash fire.
quenlty carried by gaming and
sporting men on their persons is
believed by police to be one Of the
reasons why the gunmen and the
"stick-up" men appear to be con.
centrating upon them. More than
$22, 900 has been obtained by these
marauders from the sporting fra
ternity within the past six weeks,
it is estimated, and the police so
far have been able to make no
arrests.
Mckinney had reached the curb
in front of his home after the Bowie
races closed last night when two
men tore loose the side curtains on
his automobile, reached in and beat
him with revolvers. As he slumped
over the steering wheel they
"frisked" him Of his money.
Two Make Attack
Two men made the attack, but a
third man stood close by with gun
aimed at McKinney's head. An au-
tomobile. with a motor running, was
across the street. fourth man at
the wheel. The bandit car bore
District license tags, according to
w. b. Gordon, of 1922 Emerson St.
n. W., who passed by at the time.
Thirty stitches were necessary in
trea ting McKinneys wounds on the
head at Casualty Hospital. He was
removed to his home late last night.
There is no sign of a skull fracture,
it Is said.
McKinney's horses are Crossword,
Honk, Sniper and Marvelite. He says
he has no idea Of who his ASSISTANTS
were and does not know how they
learned he was carrying money from
the Bowie track.
Gaming Holdup Puzzles
Another episode which is puzzling
local. sporting men is the hold-up of
z. gambling establishment on Four
teenth st. N. W.. last Tuesday. Sew
eral thousands of dollars were taken
from the tables, it is said, but a
mutual friend of the proprietor and
the two robbers Is said to have ar
ranged return of the funds. This
friendly affair" is entirely outside
the realm of police records.
Thomas G. Moore, well known local
sportsman. placed $4,000 in the safe
of the Arlington Hotel on October
2S, and the police have been in
formed that it was distracted at or
about the same time a clerk In the
employ of the hotel disappeared. The
money has not been recovered.
Apartments suburbaR or city
are always easily located after
reading &he Classified rental Iistings.
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The Washington times., 1928-11-22

The Grant School on @, between
Twenty first and Twenty.second SITS.
n. w. is one of two schools in the
District that were named for men
before the men so honored died.
The school was built and put into
service. In 1889, while Gen. u. s..
Grant. Civil War hero and later
President, died in 1888.
Grant and Weightman schools
were the earliest schools in what
was then known as "Foggy Bottom. !"
In those days the section of the city
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Not This Session
BENEFIT BRIDGE PARTY

The auxiliary board Of regents of
Trinity College viii sponsor bridge
party to be held at 2 p. m. Monday.
at Wardman Park Hotel. Proceeds
will go to. the students fund.
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PURPOSE |. \
CONFUSED,
Sen. DALI:
CLAIMS

Congress was misled by the
personnel experts of the execu-
tive branch of the Government
in the drafting of the Welch
bill to increase the pay Of
Federal employees, Senator
Porter H. Dale Of Vermont.
chairman of the Senate Civil
Service Committee, declared
today.
Senator Dale charged that the
Government departments had pur-
posely confused Congress on the pay
situation and established connpli-
Gated system of salary schedules in
order to keep control of the pay situ-
alton and prevent Congress from en-.
forcing its will.
To Back Law Change
He said the raises granted under
the WeIch law were not in accord
ance with the intentions of Congress
and announced that he will sponsor
move to correct and amend the
law.
The Welch law, as it finally passed
Congress, was very crude, Senator
Dale said 1t was necessarily so be-
cause of the hurry in which it was
written, he said.
believe. however, that there.
was deliberate attempt on the part
OF the departments to keep us con-
fused and prevent us from under
standing the pay schedules.
Not This Session
"They told US that IL we wrote
the law in such a way 1t would
have certain results. but when we
wrote the law and psRsed it that
way they interpreted it in another
way and, as a result. the raises
that Congress intended to give were
not granted
Senator Dale was not very opti
mistfc about the chances OF amend
ing, the Welch bill in the coming
short session because of the pressure
OF national legislation He said,
however. that there is a strong
sentiment on the committee to cor
rect the bill and. that it will I'M
doubtediy be done sooner or later.
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BANDITSFIRE On
BUS, KILLING 5

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, March q.
Federal troops were securing the
dense brush country today into
which eight bandits fled after
killing four men and woman in
the holdup OF huge passenger
bus near Jalapa.
Thirty passengers in the bus
were panic.stricken when the ban.
dts suddenly appeared upon the
highway and opened fire upon the
bus without warning.
The first svolley killed four pas
sengers, ono a woman. Ten other
persons were wounded.
Pedro MAldonado, the driver, tried
to escape by speeding up his
motor but as the machine lurched
forward, the bandits fired another
volley, one bullet entering Maldons
ADDS head. killing him instantly.
Unguided, the bus crashed into
ditch, The bandits then ordered
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CARS To.
run LIQUOR

DANILLE, ILL.,, March -
That the arrest of William Clark,
of Somerset, KY, has tilted the
lid in a huge conspiracy to trans
port Kentucky liquor into Illinois
In stolen autobobiles, is the belief
of Federal authorities here. Clark
declared he was employed at $125
a trip to drive automobiles loaded
with contraband liquor from Gov.
ington, KY. and Cincinnati Ohio,
to points in Illinois. He said these
cars where generally taken over
by the consignees of the liquor
and that he made his way back
by train.
Clark was turned over to the
Federal authorities by State officers.
Arraigned before the United States
commissioners, the Kentuckian
waived preliminary hearing and
was held to the Federal grand jury
which convenes here next week,
under $1,000 bond.
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president Of the District Of Columbia
Branch 81 the American Chlrc
practic Association.
The association win meet n Chi
caro IN the new Union station Con
vention Hall and win there enkrain
for Yellowstone.
The convention begins August "a.
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the terrified passengers who sur
vived to line up while one Of their
number searched them. The lead
OF their valuables.
Passing motorists brought the
wounded to Ja1apa after the ban.
dts left.
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DRINKS COAL OIL, DIES

HARRISBURG, March MARY
Herman. small daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs, William Herman. OF Steel'oii'
,s dead here from drinking coal Oil.
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CSairOpractOrs to Hold
Yellowstone COnclave

chiropractors Of the United States
why travel TO their convention in
YelI0Wston National Park from Al
partsA OF the country 1t was an
nouncAd today by II. u. Smith, vice
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Are You Keeping Up
With THE TIMES?

RCA RADIOLA IL The wonder box" thar opertes hOm the
electric light circuit 1O VOLT 90 cycle Ac) simply eec
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Built of the finest tested materials The entire seconned ia
fine mahogany cabinet Equipped with Radouons, eI375O
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30

vekn dusevny pokm ako al arej va neeba pamaat
slova Panove chlebem Glovek,
dym lovem vychazejfcim skrze sa Bo' (Mat A. Al ci
schadzat Bozieho spoocne
vyea Oca nebeskeho modtby prosby? Ovsem lud
oz lit Bohom, hi adat' naprv ra Bozieho
Ale nektorym srdc neezao Bob mlostivy bo tymi
kto vSemozne sara pracova crkcv ch zych Gasoc
ch trpelvos namahanie boly konene
a pozehnanm Rozim o com presvedGime.
Ako spomenu, ponevaG penaz nebolo dosa aebo
nemoho vystav pzemn1 basenent)
ktora boa ucena pre- Skou do teto schaza ku
BAN Rozn dlhS Ked pracovn6 pomery polepSy
jake penaze crkevnej pokadnc NJ mali pokracovao
dalj stavanm ale mnohym tazkostam Konecne kosto
boil dohooveny zacaku roku Pana 1911, al
savite pan j. Eic sue evanel ueran vypoca potrebne
penaze k savb Iebo vel re mae Stavba kostoa
OO5OO (osemtisic al pat dolarov) Novy cam
posvateny do suzieb ozch odday dina aprla 1911 Pr
tas brai nasedovni PAM farri Jan Peikn
Votlo a Robert Schnircht, administrator cirkve.
(Pokrafovanie budncne.) IS
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30
Z DEJM SLOVENSKEJ EVANJ. "A. v. CIRKVE
JANA HUSA v YOUNGSTOWN
poyerena crkve sostav Pavel Tnavky m Samuel Brada
Andrcj Benedk Rev. Juraj Rob.
(Odtlacene "Pamatnika' 25 vyrocia cirkve)
% zIALozENf CIRKvE.

W pred ticdevatsto 900) rokom youngsownskom okoi
byyao vace evanickych rodn ale vdor crkev bola
dost neskoro zaoiena Pny bo viacee prva prin
bola pris sovenki evaneci byva
nvch eiaskach alebo okoych mestekach; ina prcn
boa nektori mye Amerke len vyroba neake pc
potion navratia do sare vlasti dasa prcna boa
ahostajnost niekorych voc dusevnym porebam Ale ked
boo zaozen 40 o Slovenske Evaneckej enoty vtedy
al evanelc oko zaca spou pse schazat obozna
moyat' zaujmat' o cirkev.
Nuz toto poloene schadzane mao sedok ze da vnuk
nutia Bozieho psi presvedceniu, re a aozi ckev
by spoocn odosea dobrovtmu Bou chvay prosby We'd
to ma coyek pamatat re Bob no vorl ably snz
syatN spravedlnos. Ale ntil h tazkosti ked
skyty pohraby obase aebo ky jednov evanjlc nevede
ydy kde obra kazatela ed rud Iozi boil nadchnutl
Duchom Bozm erkv Krstovej vtedy Bob povzbu kazaa
Sova Bozeho velp jana Jur6u kory sch6z 1Geu zao
zen crkve svoanej ochone ppe adou povzbudenm Ma tel
schodz vydrzavanej 26 r. P 1903 bo crkev
lozena Slov Evanecka Aug " " Crkev Jana
IIasa earrovana co samosana ckev Pr zakladan nas
cirkv boil naseovn Samuel BradaG Jan urGo Pave Pao
Andrej Balnt Matej Palo Jan Kubov Jan Kuiek Mha
Ondrusko ST. Jan Brndiar m Jan Smko Martin Rba Pave o
zefak Jan Durany 10 zakadaeov tito zom Mchal Ondru-
sko ST. Jan ndar m Jan Simko Martin Ryb Pavel
Jan Durany.
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Ger ustaty, m6ze celkom dobre
stravit dive hodiny biografe a
" nedele moze ist' automobilom
na vidiek, ked' 81 toho dozitit
moze. Ale clovek, ktoreho zamest-
mamie no mutt k tomu, ably cd ra-
ma do vecera sedel na jednom
mieste, musi cvicit'. Manifesto to-
ho, ably do kancelarie a y kance-
lAric isiel clektricl1ou alebo pod
zemnou drahou, mech hoe len kus
cesty ido pcsky. Chodza ma byt
ovsem rama, lebo mae neprina-
Sala by ziadneho iizitku. Ak ma
niekto popri svojom dome dvor,
m6ze 81 tam zariadit' mali "a
hradku. Telesna namaha, potreb-
ma ma udrziavanie zahradky, po-
skyline nielen zabavu, ale zaruci
al lepSie zdravie. V nedele MONO
podujImat' vylety ma vidiek, v
zime mono sa klzat' po pade. T.
hrat' sa dietkami je ticz caste
dobrym cviGenim.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30

sti, Americkeho Ccrvcnfho Kr1za
alebo nemocnicc.
Ma It aHtie ncznamcna Hivot J.
ba pracu, spanok a jedIo. X pine
mu st 'astiu a Spokojnosti potre-
bujeme tiez zabavu. Druh teito
zabavy ma tiez vplyv ma nase
zdravie. Clovek, ktory sa citi We
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30
zDRAvOTNA sPoRITEL ma.
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w., =, ,,
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mad 'aIej najvacsim probltmom
zdravotnickych pracovnikov, ako
vzbudit' zaujem vereinoSti do tel
miprv. abv kazdy iednotlivec W.
nalozil hoe len trosku jisilia a
vykonal svoju ciastku programn
!Smeruiiiccho ma zachovanic zdra-
via.
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L'udske te!o predstayuje akilSi
nadrzku, Etorej by sa mala ma
hromadit' rezistencia prot pre-
choreniu. Tato odolateI most je V
priamom pomere k vykonnosti.
Cim viacej clovek tuto rezisten-
ciu udrziava, cim viacej ju IVY
suie. ttm Wac prace vykona, tTm
Wac penazi zarobi a tEm St'ast-
nejsi bude on sam ieho rodina.
Name tn ma priklad pracu prez
cas-. Kto by sa neradoval prilezi-
tosti zarobit' 81 niekol'ko dolarov
pracou prez cas-? Obycaine je ta-
ka prilezitost' vel mi vitana, mai
ma l'ud'mi, ktori musia pocftat
s kazdym centom, ale nil1dv sa
nema zabudnnt', ze prepinanie v
tomto smerc zat All privel'a a zdra
votnv nGet. Ak nebudete V tom O.
hl'ade naivacsmi opatrnvm, do.
stavi sa akiste den, kedy penia
re, zaroben6 pracou prez cas-, wy.
date ma zaplatenie liekov a leka.
rovych hetov. Kazda dospela oso
ba potrebuje najmenej osem no.
din pokojneho posilnuiucehc
spanku. aby telo malo prilezitost
nahromadit' nadostac energie ma
konanie prace, ktora nanho budd.
echo dna eaka.
Oil 'adom stravy treba zd6raz
nit, ze clovek, ktory cely del
'azko fyzicky robi, potrebuie pr
rodzene vacsie mnozstvo potravy
nez ma prfklad dradnik, ktory ce
~ den sedi "a stolom. Prvy potre
buje vydatne jedlo ma poludnie
zatial' co druhemu staci mala "a
kuska pozostavajdca z dvoch ten
kych kra icoy chleba. mpdzi kto.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30
Pravi pricina.

- Clovccc, a ty po tom auto
vom nest asst este vzdy potrebu-
jes barly?
- psf Len ticho Lekar sice
tvrdi, re ME, ale advokat hovorl
re ano!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-11-30
0 sTAvANf cHRAMU BozIEHo.

ts.sg y
Ked M crkey bola aozena pomoeou Bozou
staat Iracova G rozkvet Ze pri mnoe tazkost
sastokat al znechutene samozejmt Ale ked miosvy
Bob zkusoya dto mad lodck crkev jj al dobrov
mah d svo mddrej rady Tu povzbudl Sova Bozeho ka
zaeoy, or uprimnym sovam povzbudzovali rad crkev
nvm pracovnikom Gnnost tez al obetavost mozeme
dakou pripomendt 40 co 8 f. j. dalo prvd zaadnu
kv obnose $4,000 (vsto doarov TAX ked al pomay ale
pedsa napredovao Lud mas evancky stale prchadza
starej otSiny pridaval sa ku nasej cirkvi
Ked cirkev uz vzmoha ako-ak trebars fnanene
boa chuobna pomysalo zakdpene pozmku svoiim
do skoke mesnost alebo chamu nemeck uheranse ckve
100 Wood ST. Ckev mala svoch kolekorov kor chod
koektovat crkvn phpevky mlodary bezne vdavky mia
ducke crkve Veru dnes nektor prpomina ako tito ko
kor noel caste poeas nepraznivho poeasa putova po
tmayych bativych ucach ked pris do domu mic ndosa
aebo este i'm boo vykane koktuee ked nemame mic
svho ba napomham cudzeho atd Poznamenavame prave
teno cas- a Gibsonova nabida cirkevnkom i'm da
svoom pozemku kosto poavi hcea mat ozhodudce sovo
maetku Tdto nbidku nepa ale rozhod k1pit
svoje Samuel Bradaa Jan Jurco Mate Pao Jan Kubovit
Mchal Ondrusko boil zvoen do vbor edna rohov po
zemok Whitney Mahoning Ave- Crkev k1pia spomenuty
pozemok $00O0 den t pasto doarov roku Pana 1906
Ked uz boil pozemok kdpeny ukazala zauatost
crkev hned al hovorio ayan chramu Boho, ale
boo penaz No horvost cirkevnkov vyspa tak stupe
ze bars al mam obnosom pena zacalo stavbou
1907 Ku savbe chamu vyvoleny Dol nasedovny vbor
Lak Andrej Benedk Jan Kubovc vybor pracova
napse moho pr avb takze uz novembr roku 1907 boa
posvaka rohoveho kamena pr ktore bra dvoc pp
Robert Schnircht Teodor Balent
Pocas stavania prisa crkev najtvrdsia kka Praca
teito okoci zasekla ud pnaz nemal banky Wy
pofica nechcely IT, korf crkev horlve zaumali
obaval ze cirkv zanikne ebo k pracovali
nan6ne obeova zatial n rkey nestara ba
TAXI ked cas- potreby pytalo Cd nch odvoav
= on maj ckev stare vlasti Preeo booY Preo
c men 81 tn nejake peniaze vyobit zospor kraju
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-04-20

farmers merchants and tradesmen,
besides hundreds Of yearly yaea-
iionists and those who reside on
the island as an addition TO Tacoma
OF Seattle.
lis south end lies adjacent to la
coma with boat service of three
round trips daily beside the l.
minute ferry service Of five round
trips, the last at II p. m, to ae-
eomodate late city people.
The north end connects with
three separate points by ferry and
with boat services. The island Is
about u miles long ana six mile,
wide, comprising $4,000 acres. Ii
has many small resorts lining the
water edge but the main centers
are Nashon, largest, with Burton
next, Center and Vashon Heights,
Tacoma best resorts, Quarter
master Harbor, Roselilla, Mama
nita, IIarbor Heights, Indian ri,
Magnolia, Shawnee, Burton, Dock
ton, kingsbury and Quaftermas.
ter, includes Tahlequlh, the south
island ferry landing. Wealth is
contributed mostly by berry rails
ing, poultry and greenhouses. it
has one of the largest greenhouses
west of the Mississippi, BealI
Greenhouse Co., specializing in
rosebuds, lies, ferns, tomatoes and
cucumbers; the largest chicken
ranch in the northwest, Highland
Park ranch, with other pedigreed
poultry ranches that have taken
prizes all over the United States.
Big Egg Production
1t is estimated that about 10000
dozen eggs are laid daily ON the
island, contributing to Alaska, the
east and to local demand. One OF
the largest strawberry farms III the
northwest is located here. Straw
berries besides supplying all mar
kets with fresh supply, are, with
raspberries and loganberries, ship
ped by tons each year to ceuters