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lifts In Second Stage of Training Zt1eH Looms Big Problem
Sh0rkey Joins Ranks
OF Noted DISCOVERS

NEW YORK, March 3.-If Jack
Sharkey accomplished nothing else
In his Miami fracas with PHI Scott,
he earned the right to 60 into the
books as the discoverer Of the sciatic
notch.
Columbus discovered America,
Magellan discovered the straits
which bear his name, Newton
brought out the law of gravity, Elm
stein dug up the theory named for
him, Ponce de Leon failed to find
the fountain of youth in Florida,
but Sharkey stumbled on the sciatic
notch in the same district.
Thus even vulgar flstic engage
ment may enrich the history of
mankind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-03

which I am to
manage the coming
season.
On what I saw Of
the club I am
pretty well satisfied
with the pitching,
which Is a most
important asset. It
was early apparent
to me that the club
was weak on the
offensive, and my
first thought on
taking YER the
managerial re N S
was to make an eff
fort to correct this
fault. In securing
Outhelder Jolley /
think We have Tr1ada
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Pays SIS, 900 for Horse,
Wins Purse of $29, 200

Aqua CALIENTE, Lower Cali
fornia. Mexico, March 3 R.-
Greyola, a 3-year-old, today took her
place among the turf's great fllltes
and her owner of three days, Raoul
Walsh, Hollywood movie director,
became a new entrant in the racing
game with $29, 200 in his pocket, the
money won by the daughter of Grey
Lag yesterday In the Aqua Caliente
Derby.
In one Of the best exhibitions of
running seen here this Winter,
Greyola galloped the Ia miles TO
lead field of Is starters by scant
length. The race was the second
largest money event of the Aqua
Caliente Jockey Club. Walsh had
purchased the filly Saturday for
reported price of $4,000. Her time
was 1:54 AS.
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CONSIDINE AVENGED
BY DOOLY MITCHELL

BALTIMORE, March 3.-Dooly Mitch
ell os washington is the new Maryland
indoor tennis champion.
He won the title yesterday when he
smashed his way to victory over Alex
Keiles on the Fifth Regiment Armory
courts. The scores were SIS, rs, 6-4.
Mitchell gained the title which had
been held by Bob Considine, another
Washingtonian. Considine was elimi-
mated this year by Kettles, the victim Of
Mitchell.
Displaying exceptionally well at serv-
Ice and with backhand, Mitchell was
master Of Kettles all the way, though
the latter battled courageously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-03

lar distance. When
I really should
have taken a spoon
or brassie I'd pull
out the iron and
try to get home
with it. I inva-
riably had to force
the shot, and the
result would be a
bad hook or a
stuff.
In spite Of this I
believed the dis
tances ! pressed for
should be mine
without pressing.
But how?
One of the boys
suggested that ]
-IA - =
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VardOn Lets Club
Head Do Work
BY SOL METZGER.

That old master of golf, Harry
Vardon, the stylist whose game has
ever stood as a pattern for American
players because of his dominating
influence iupon 1t in the early days
of our play in this country, advo-
Gates and practices the swing. "Op
AIRY" lets the clubhead do it.
Compare his position at the top of
his swing to that of EIagen's, de-
scribed yesterday, and you'll note
differences. First, Vardon is relaxed.
There is no evidence of tension. Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-03
SUTTON FACES COLLINS,
SEEKING CUE COMEBACK

CHICAGO, March 8 R-George
Butler Sutton, world 1872 balkline biz
lard champion in 19o6-7-S, tonight
will open his comeback effort In the
first block of a 600-point match with
tional amateur 1872 titleholder.
Two blocks Of 800 points each will be
played, the second one tomorrow night.
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BY DOME BUSH,
Manager Chicago White sox.

IN making any forecasts or pre-
dictionS relative to the Chicago
White Sox for 1880 must first
go on record as saying that I
know but little about the club
from observation, most of my
knowledge being mostly hearsay.
After retiring from the management
Of the Pittsburgh club, late In the Fall
Of 1929, I hied myself to Chicago to
have look at the White Sox. the club
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ceit. He thinks he is a bit better
than he really is, but the golfing fates
have q way of paying you back for be-
ing swell-headed.
never seemed able to get into my
mind that the occasional long shot I
made with the iron was not my regu-
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BOYS CLUB BOXERS BOOKED.

Boys Club boxers will 60 to Char
lottesville, Va, March "a to meet the
Elves Club In q series Of bouts. To
will represent the Boys Club an elm
nation tournament viii be held at the
club March and 8.
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BOYS CLUB has TuMRLERs.

Under the leadership of Tony VAL
lari, q tumbling team has been organ
lied among Boys Club members and is
preparing for the second annual indoor
circus to be held March 2S In the
club gym.
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voGEL RAssLEs STAs1AK.

Carl vogel, big German. will face
Stanley Stasiak, Pole. Thursday night
In the feature bout of the weekly wres-
ting card at the Strand.
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BASKET OFFICIALS MEET.

To discuss plans for Its annual BAN
quet the District of Columbia board Of
approved basket ball officials will meet
tonight at o'clock at the Central
Y. M. G. A. ~
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BUSH SURE SH|RES
WILL Be AN ASSET
DOME Also Confident Out
fielder JoIIey win Add
Punch to the Team.

THIS is one Of q series Of rs stories
on the prospects for the American and
National League races, pritten bp the
leaders OF the rival Clubs.
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ROD AND STREAM
by PERRY MILLER

February catch the big
| catfish in the Potomac River
Great Falls landed weighing
about pounds.
These big fish furnish good sport majority Of local
until the white
before getting out the old fishing tackle white perch usually
make their during April followed by the
andf hnnth The roadh asSen
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BY GUS NoVoTNY,

:::; !: ::. e: 6: :: !. :: ::
nnits a certain degree Of con-
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Izaak Walton once said, Angling
may be said to be so like the mathe-
MATES that it can never be fully
learnt" Every year the angler dis
covers something new, either about the
habits of the different denizens Of the
deep or some new kind of lure, etc.
Perhaps that's what makes the sport so
enticing to young and old, men and
women.
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Stewart Photographers viii meet
Rockville tossers tonight at Rockville.
Stewart players are to gather at Doc
Hessler's home at 7:30 o'clock.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
DEN RODICOV.

ue,cl'u je Den Maek. ten den kazde dohre
dieta zavda aGi svojcj matke aklm-takym darcekom
Klasny je to sviatok.
diGov. lcbo akokol vck maka zasuhuje tel navacsej
Eslv cv diet at a, sviaok bez oca ME je i1pny ba
skodnv Lebo tax dSi diet at zahniezd uje akasl
vacsia prunost matke a diet 81 mysli, re matku ma
mat radSej u ma skore posllchnut re mu je prvsa
a bizSia, 81 ju Wac ct movat, nezl otca ked
c tomu n1tka sebeck;l nerozlma sala toto rOz-
sovanie Diet och pestujc to take nere re lodlne
nast;vaj1 nedorozumenia.
Preto je pohyb, ably dr1ha nedel'a maja boa Dnom
Rodicoy "A tax by bolo sl'r;ivnc TAX det'a nebude
ncstoe ohadom plejavovania ,icty lasky k rodicon
TAX bdc znat. ma lovnako ctit mlovat ako svoJu
maku, talk svojho oca We'd Pan Bob prikazujc ctit
rodicov: otca matku IL ncoddelenc, rovnako
Dobr;i matka zasuhuje vsetku lsku prltulnoSt
diet at a. Oa najvac MIN natlapi Ona diet at Il
aje mre. Ale obrl otec obctu tiez cclI svo zlvot
Gct om On staTt lcl vyziv, lch odcv o lch pr
streSie v(chovu; robl cd do vecera den dom
tazko, ably jcho rodinka nchladovala nebedla Nevy
dlza by dvat' sa na hladn6 dct. Otec je vsave tes
b# zivot obetovat kisol chleba pre- svou hladn
pcstovat' Diet och in lsk,1 a ictu matke mll k
tcovi.
SlovenskG dcti mech na nedelu zasvata Den Rod
Gov, ME len Den Matky. Mech pleukazu tloc1l laskv
svoiml ocovi, ktol6mu to bude tax mile ako matke
Mech osa,iia az1i zvot svojch rodcov odrazu - tax
dodai obom vzprzenia posilncnia do dasej borby so
zivotom Holden e rodic Eisky svojich detl Preja
: m
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vEL'KY KULTURNY PODNfK

Spolok sv. Nojtecha tohoto ro-
ku slavi 6O-rocn6 jubileum svoj-
no trvania a pozehnanej prace na
poll cirkevnom a narOdnom. Tste
ze to bola nemala praca, pocnnc
od jednoduchej modliacej kniz-
ky, az po nadherne vydanie "Pis
ma Svateho', cd Slabikara az DO
naucne knihy pre- skoly, cd jedno
duchych l'udovych poviedok, az
pc cenne romany. A kol'k "a :
bavneho citania tento spolok W.
dal a Slovakov obohatil, to sa ne
da ami vsetko vypfsat'. Ale kto
je clenom tohoto nasho jubilanta a
ten iste to dobre- vie ME je po-
trebne vysvetIovat', aku kultur-
nu pracu vykonal "a tych 60 ro-
kOv.
Ponad hlavOu naseho jubilanta
pocas svetovej vojny preletely
chmurne tmave chmary, bo fl
nancne Dol vycerpany a skoro
NAL zaniknut'. Kto pomohol spoil
ku znova sd dostat' ma pevny fl
nancny podklad? Boil to ameri-
ckf Slovaci katolici. A jako je
pravda, re po burke pride pekn6
pocasie, tax teraz nadisla doba,
re tento spolok sa raduje 20 svoj-
no jestvovania.
Ked' po svetovej vojne prisiel
do Ameriky Msgr. Jan P0stenyi
spravca spolku Sv. Vojtecha, "a,
vital do nasej osady sv. Jana
KrstitePa Throop, Pa. Po po.
zehnani NAL prednasku spolku
Sv. Vojtecha, co dobreho tento
spolok pre- katolikov vykonal a
pritom spomenul: Tu hl'a, som
kraeal pred oltarom pocas odspie
vani Loretanskych Litanii a po
c1val som, jak krasne ste ich Cd
spievali. Kto vam dal tie krasne
Litanie nabozne piesne? Spoloh
sv. Vojtecha. On ich rozsiruje
medzi mas dobry katolicky l'ud
on YAM zasiela kazdorocne dobrt
poucne a zabavne citanie. Teds
drahi katolici, tento spololl pros
vas podporu, pomozte teraz
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09

ked je spolok vo financnych ne
snadzach. Dnfam, re pomozete
ably ma d 'alej spolOk mohol YAM
zasielat' dobre citanie.' V ten
cas- sbierka vyniesla vyse $3.50 ma
podporu, ktory obnos bol zaslany
ma patricne miesto z nasej osady.
Teda akO Msgr. Jan P0stenyi
spomenul, ze ked' ME Spolok sv.
VoJtecha, ami tie krasn6 nabozne
slovenske spevy by sme nemali,
lebo mad 'arske speyy nam tiskaIi
do slovensbIch kostolov. Roku
1882 spolok vydal ''Duchovny
Spevnik," ku ktoremu napevy
sharmonizovali organistovia Fran
tisek Otto Matzenauer a Jozef
Matulay. Tento Spevnik je upo-
trebovany V nasich slovenskych
katollckych kostoloch na Sloven-
sku tn v Amerike. Vyslo novsie
vydanie, ale to nemoze sa prirov-
nat k staremu co sa tyka har-
monizacic. Zlepsenie je len V
tom, re v novsom sd TahSie eta )
iatinskym textom. Ale melodie V
starom spevniku su originalnejsie
a krajsie sharmonizovan6, to nix
to odtajit' nemoze.
Teraz zas Spolok klope ia nase
katolicke srdcia, ably mohol doho-
tovit' nadhernu .kulturnu budo-
WI. Jako mu pomozeme? Kto sd
nemoze s1castnit' jubilejnej w
pravy, mech sa stane clenom spoil
ku sv. Vojtecha. Clenovske je iba
$4.00 ma cely zivot, $500 pre- ro-
dinu. Kto sa stane clenom, ten
obdrzi podielove knizky minu-
leho roku. Teda drahl rodaci ka-
tolici pricinme sa teraz pocas ju-
bilejnej akcie, prispejme svojou
hrivnou ma tento vzneseny ciel,
stailme sa clenmi spolku sv. Vol
techa. Kto by ,chcel nieco prispet'
tuna nasej 'okolici, alebo vstupit
do spolku, mech sa hlasi u jedna-
tePa: Andrej Pelak, SO Sander
son Ave-, Throop, Pa. Alebo mech
posle na hlavne jednatepstvo :
Rev. Stefan kocis, 613 n. Lake
view Ave-, Youngstown, 0.
So e p 2
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
TALIANSKO CHCE
VYHNAT SLAVIANOV

Taliansko dostalo po vojnc sla-
vianSke zeme GOricu a mOrsl<e
pobrezie S vySe pol miIiona Slo-
vincami Horvatmi. Tito Sla-
viani su talianskou vladou nasil-
ne talianceni a teraz talianska
vlada zaobera sa planom vyvlast-
nit zem Slovincov Horvatov, ma
ich p0de usadit' cistokrvnych Ia
lianov a Slavianov chce vyviezt'
do Juznej Ameriky a tiez pousa-
dzovat' 20 riedku V cisto taliaE-
skych mestach, ably sd tax elm
skorej potaliancili. FaSisticka VIA
da prenasleduje knazov ucite-
! 'ov. Mnohe farnosti nemai1 uz
klazov, lebo boil povrhani do Ia
larov alebo usli. Z 900 slovin-
skych ucitel 'ov zostalo len 80, a
i ii musia vyucpvat' v Italian
>kych skolach. Ma slovenskych
skolach vyucuj1 Taliani. Zrej-
mym ciel'om Talianska je uplne
vyhubcnie Slavianov, ktorych
prevzalo cd Raknska.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
ZATKAMI IDU ZATKAT 'MOKROTU"

l'lolibicia zda sa, ma vGsi vyznam pre- kraj1u ako
nezanestnlnost vseobecna hospodarska teseh. Lebo
casopisy t1aCia omnoho Wac zprv pojednanl proh-
bic nezi nezalnes nanos acko vek tato by maa byt
p1etmeom 1slovnesieho uvazovania nelen casop pisov
ale i vlady ceej verejnost
tieo ln najvySSl sud rozhOdOval tom, ci vVrOba
a predaj ztok (Spuntov) provl prohibicnemu zako
nu, tax vd trafil lnec hlavu Je to len ludske
d6vod re ked sa znemozni preda fas, zaok sidkov
nebudu mat bltegeri kde drzat svoj "stof tax pre-
stupovaniu prohibicic bude urobeny konec. Tedy mai
vyssl sud rozhodnu ked sti skence, zatky sidky
ukazovanG vySadnych oblokoch, Iuda si vabeni ch
kupovat ked re mix nadalno prazdne slenice sdky
nekupuje, al vyrabat opojne napoje. Vyrabanie opo
nycl n5pojov e priestupok stavneEo dodatku tcdy
vyroba preda zaok, sklenlc slldkov vsetkyC vecl
GO st pr vyrobe opojn!ch npojov potrebnt, sd is!m
priesupkom Prohibcny konisar Doran d. tohto
sudku hned zacal al ednat nariadil probiciakom ha
bat zasoby zatok inych veci po obchodoch kde ch
refine ukazuju.
Ale bltlegeri tomuto sudcovskemu rozsudku iba
usmeju Ked' i'm nebude mono dostat sklenice sud
ky, zadovazia 81 pechovice mech1re stare flasky
zatky nebud zahadzovane. Mesto hotoveho sadu, bud
kupovat' jacme robit slad sami. Prohibcia nov ym
rozsudkom do zivOa uvedena veru nebude
Prohbicu vlada neuplatni nikdy. Lebo stoji vo
velkei protiye dusou americk6ho uu. Prohibcia by
mala vGse moznosti Taliansku, kde Mussoni dupnu-
tim nohy strachu este kral owl Ale zem kde
sa pestuje zbozIue individualizmus prohiblcia je
nenozna Nepomoze habane zatok, sklenic s1dkov,
pomoze ami zalalovanie polutovanie bltegerov. Tu
po1nohlo by iba zaarovane kazd6ho, kto pie to e
ne1noznost', lebo pie vicsna l'udu.
Vladny monopol opojne napoje mlidre ich roz-
delovanie obyvatelstvu je snad jedne spravnym
stenfm tejto otazky, lebo nvratu predprohibicnvm
casom 81 malokto praje
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09

zc STUDENT j professor volali va
shodenie kral a tronu a zavede-
ME republikanskei formy vlady.
vo vytrznostiach zabitf boil diva
ia STUDENT 40 studentov, profe
sorov a policaitov Dol ranene. Vo
Spanielsku bola donedavna fash
sticka diktatura a teraz je tam
monarchisticka vlada.
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SLOVENSKY ZAPASNIK,
RISKO, sA OzENIL

Jan Risko, chyrny pastny "a
pasnik t'azkej vahy ozenil sa V
pondelok Clevelande. Wal 81 "a
manzelku 20-rocnu ST. Margitu
Yoder, dctru Myrona }. Yoder
20 Shaker Heights. Sobas boi V
slovenskom evanjelickom chrame
Martina Luthcra. SobaSnc obrady
vykonal Rev. Matej f. Benl1o.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
WHITE BUDE KANDIDATOM
oHIOsKYCH DEMOKRATOV

George White, bankar Ma
rietta, oznamil, re je kandidatom
demokratickej nominacie ma IL
rad guvernera statu Ohio. "Vic''
Donahey, byvaly guverner Mar
tin Il. Davey, byvaly kandidat
demokratov na guvernerstvo O.
znamili, re no budn podporovat .
Proti White-ovi vystupuj1 advo-
kat Stephen A. Young a novinar
Dan w. Gallagher Cievelandu.
Guverner Cooper dosial' nema
z republikanskej stranky proti-
kandidata.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-05-09
SPANIELCANIA
CHOU REPUBLIKU

Madridska univerzita bolq "a
vreta vladou po tieto dni preto,
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Coult, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Luth, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Schuster and sons,
Arthur and Gilbert, were guests.
Grandpa" Campbell is quite i'll
at the home of his son, c. G.
Campbell. ~--
Regular meeting of Valley
Grange Friday, April a..
!. About forty-five Changers, in
GLIDING the drill team, went to
Riverview Grange in Franklin
county last Wednesday. The team
put on the work for Riverview as
it is a new but prosperous Grange.
w. B. Elliott took most of them In
his school bus and all had a fine
time. Il >-..... ..,s. .. .
Under the supervision Of Mary
Davis, the All girls Cooking club
made bread last Saturday at the
B. /. Whitney home and it all
turned out fine. -..
Mrs. William Kit, who has
spent the winter at Seattle, has re-
turned to her home. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lampson and
Theodore visited at Prosser Sun
day and Monday.
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SOLUTION TO THE
"PUzzLE PICTURE

Crescent moon wop,a
visible in daytime. '"OE be
S-ROOinSOn crusoe had no hov,.
S-crusoe is smoking cigar. ''
FRIDAY is smoking pine
; 5STney had no newspapers on u.
6-Friday is wearing a straw -,
watch. "rlst
S-There were no rabbits on is,,,,
9-The book Robinson crpoo.s
was not written.
lo-Crusoe has wrong kind Of MA.
tol holder. F''
11-They had no kodak.
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both city homes and paying farms.
He has all kinds of houses for
rent. He also has the best old-line
insurance companies and can do
as well by you as any one. So
give him share of your house,
business, auto, liability, accident
and health insurance. That will
enable him to boost the Kennewick
he loves so well. He will call on
every owner this year, but on &C
count of a permanent injured YER
zebra and poor medical care at
first, he must go slow for ever.
Call phone 1851. LIP
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ing it and all who can should aid
them as much as possible.
We are glad to see Mr.. and Mrs.
Cochran from Hover among the
visitors at church here last Sun.
day.
Potato planting is almost all
done here and the melon fields are
being rapidly put into planting
condition and asparagus cutting
is demanding the attention of all
who have asparagus beds.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

HELP OMAR RICH boost the
country. No one has advertised
like he has. Get his free "Dixie-
land up North" and mail to your
friends. That circular is the best
ever sent out from Kennewick. It's
some recommendation to sell real
estate for over 25 years and new
er be in any crooked deal. He has
the best bargains ever offered in
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J = = = = = = Z
FINLEY
: = Mrs. M. w. Zindel z


Mrs. Leulla Cresswell spent last
week in Toppenish visiting at the
home of her son, Roy Bush.
Irving Bayley was quite badly
hurt last Thursday by falling from
horse, and is still unable to at
tend school. ...-.
Vivian Awkward is improving
slowly and is able to be out and
around part of the time.
The regular Junior League SER
vices are held every Thursday
afternoon just after school closes,
to which all children are gladly
welcomed.
Miss Lucille Jacot has not been
well lately but is much better at
present and able to be out.
F. A. Masters spent last week
at Weston visiting at the home of
his son, Marion. He returned to
his home Saturday.
Winifred Zindel entertained
number of her girl friends at
picnic dinner on the river last
Sunday, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary.
The Kings Herald band will
meet at the church Saturday for
their regular meeting. IL ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Lawson
moved from Hanford to the Bel
gle place here last Saturday.
Mrs. w. Showalter was taken to
the Pasco hospital Saturday for
treatment for appendicitis. She
returned Wednesday and hopes to
be able to resume her school du-
ties again Monday.
Mrs. l. Keene of Kennewick
has been supplying as teacher for
the 9Th and 9th grades during the
absence of Mrs. Showalter.
The operetta "The Maid of the
Golden Slipper which was put on
by the 5th, 9Th, 7th and 9Th grades
last Friday was we'll attended and
fully appreciated. The children
showed splendid talent and Mrs.
Showalter is to be commended for
her. untiring efforts in directing
this and other musical numbers
given by the students.
The N. o. w. will hold their reg
ular meeting, April 5, at the home
of Neighbor Eliza Sellick, where
they will entertain the N. O. w. |
neighbors from Kennewick.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock |
sharp. Bible study classes at at |
the parsonage and message by |
Rev. Bergan at o'clock.
Regular choir practice Wednes-
day evening at Mrs. Endora
Johnson's to which all who wish to |
help with music for the Sunday |
school and church are cordially in
vited.
The committee for the Easter
program under the leadership of |
Mrs. E. Johnson is busy prepar- !
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Byron and Neil Lampson spent
the weekend with Miss Roslyn
Brainard at her home at Whit
stran. r.. 7
The Four-Leaf Clover Girls
Sewing club will meet Saturday at
the home of Ruth and Jennie Bou-
tell.
The annual party of the Get Ac-
quainted club, which was to be
held at Mrs. Peters, has been cali
ed off. :: -ar
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Mineral Salts Give Her
Tired Hubby New Per

"My husband took 2 bottles of
Vinol. Now he has good appetite
and more strength, pep and vigor
than he ever had" Mrs. Ralph
Starkey.
Doctors have long known the
value of mineral elements iron,
calcium with cod liver peptone, as
contained in Vinol. Nervous, easily
tired people are surprised how vi
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EAST KENN
+ Mrs. G.. A. Rupp

Although but a few were pres
ent, the Progressive Woman's club
held very pleasant meeting Fri
day at the home of Mrs. James
Johnston, Mrs. A. j. Thompson and
Mrs. Taylor assisted in entertain
ing. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Coult en-
tertained at a dinner Monday in
honor of Mrs. Nels Coult, whose
birthday it was. Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
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FOR SALE-Columbia hay baler,
Fordson engine and 20 acres on
Methow river. A. L. Bonwell, Sand
berg place, l 1-2 mile east of
Hedges.
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mol gives new strength, Sound !.
and a BIG appetite. Gives Won sleep
PEP to enjoy life! Vinol TN sSs mon
licious. Kings Pharmacy, eS g.
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FOR SALE-Planet Junior garden
seeder and cultivator, excellent
condition. See o. F. Allen, Model
Grocery. 1tf
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ORDER Mary Washington aspar-

ORDER Mary Washington aspar-
agus now, fall delivery. Supply
limited. Sweet potatoes, other veg
etables in season. Winesaps, Bings,
Lamberts, Bartletts and J. H.
Hale peaches. On account of bank
closing, stock is going at half
price. Gladiola free with each pur-
chase. Plant now. Home Nursery,
Richland, Wash. tic
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FOR SALE-Day-old Barred Rock
chicks and Barred Rock eggs;
and a few good pigs. F. H. Lamp
son, phone 2796. 1tf