davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PAPERING painting average room. S6).
QUALITY assured: reliable responsible
Free est Call Metz any time. Col. 0396,
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ings Dupont Iron Works. 1146 18th st.
Phone National 3766. Adams s64S night.
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

Ills OATES ST. Nj room. kiteher
furnished. Lincoln 1928.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

fTJRNISH COOKS. g. h. W. day workers.
chaufeurs dish washers. Domestic Agen-
cy. Dec 24l9. 1925 9th st. NV.
RUPHER S Employment Exchanse has DO
mestic Jobs for colored girls with refer
ences 1887 18th st. NV. Good wages
oc5'
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WHITE WOMAN. refined. educated Prot
in comfortable home with elderly lady;
supervise household; moderate compensa-
ton; reply giving telphone. address. Ad-
dress BOX 435-C. Star ONCE. ~
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GREGG or Boyd shorthand. touch typine
letter writing, spelling. calculating ma
chimes. bookkeeping, in day and evening
sessions New classes forming. Faster
progress. position guaranteed graduates.
ROYD SCHOOL. 1879 ST. National 23}S
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1911 M NV
HoUsEs-UNFURN1sHED.

1901. 14th ST. NW-A NICE CORNER
dwelling: 10 rooms, bath. modern Improve
ments. You will like this house and neigh
6orhood. Rental only S65 c. w. sIMP-
son co. 1924 Vt ave. Metropolitan $500.
1923 35th ST NV r., B.. ANIL;
S45. HALL & BROS. 1904 Il ne. phone
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


S265 WILL BUY a good piano: we have av
q we'll built baby grand in very good con-
d,tion for sale at this price. It Is very
modern and has a pleasing tone, Fay 20
down. balance monthly. Homer l.. XIII Co.
miss ries cur sale she q ss5 Tseosa5 sa5
S5' SS5' Terms. ST down 81 weekly: Many
stock. @ Homer l.. Kit Co. 1880 G ST..
Possessed dainty little s.1s1s
D5tshs tSst sthoush sfausiq Il has BEEN used
short time is in new condition. May be
purchased by any one who will take over
ths ungastas n0tfS ao4er 0e l. Ktt Co. 1880
g eFiss. St. . 'l0O'
PTANo-we have a fine baby grand. Just
repossessed that can be obtanedf yn "a az a!ann an
Dnsn sso ass ses s0T is nos 70!
he actual basnce dye on Is ea SG3
1lssss moss Popqap modeis Snlshsd S.S iSs;
The u Best TO- Of care and we feel safe in saving
Xiii CO.. 1880 q st. t.-
KNABE. S4e5-A beautiful small size in
stlsmaiad' spienaid csenditiona ssh W KITS 1850 St:
PLAYER-PIANo. SsS. A good. sturdy in
strument. with strong mechanism; Iree
81 weekly. kits. 1880 q st.
APARTMENT GRAND built and styled
by one of Americas best-known manufac.
facturers; one of the latest models. and
esss 6sszs 1slsn is it ss tss
a rich mahogany. Just repossessed and
for sale for the unpaid balance OF S294.5O
of $3.50. Homer L. Kilt Co. 1880 9 st.
pianos: ali pianos reduced during this sale.
<ry..- s~t- SreA n
ssSts from srssbpS sbS up ons wSnasssr d
SfzS.5O: one grand, S1e6. Pianos rented
Tor an occasions. Hardman, Aarrtnston.
ITO q. Est. 1879.
PIANO Responsible party will store piano;
excellent care. Phone Columbia S309-M:
sA dss :s9Esss esos ss.sssss .sss
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ss2 EITTEgEAoUsE 81; NV: .APPLX ARIT;
porch, ffigidaire. shower b.. AMI; S67 50.
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Oh b nm Root frnse.
pairing: painting: floor work. Cap. Hts. 30.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

PLANT your perennials nowl Buy then
at Dailey's, rear 6S06 Color q do ave. NV
Large line to select from. Special pricei
to landscape men.
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CASH FOR OLD GOLD,
Silver. watches. diamonds and old discard,
ed tewelry. Full cash value paid. U, 8
Govt license to buy. Selinger's. SIS r st
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VERY LARGE ROOM for two men; private
bath; twin beds; meals. Decatur 20S7.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1867 Conn. ave-
Ant y secnnd hnnr
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2733 CONNECTICUT AVE-S ROOMS .
baths, garage: house newly renovated.
kASS REALTY CO.. INC. National 66s2.
1855 18th ST NW.-6 ROOMS, BATH;
modern. $50. 35 Sycamore ave, TAX PIX.
Nd: detached, big lot, r. 2 b.. gar. $50.
40! D st. ne: rooms. porches. electric
rpfriQarafnr
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DELIGHTFUL ROOM beautifully furnished
overlooking Rock Greek golf course: cont.
hot water unlimited phone, SIS; gentie-
man Phone Georgia 4449
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oo -IH ~. ~. VI. FnOlle NdlI. U0l
MASS AVE PARK

1920 Cleveland ave-Detached home. Q
rooms. baths. front and rear porches. oil
burner. Gear garage. nice grounds: SIPS.
L1NK1NS CO.. 1888 De Sales st. Phone
District 0SOo
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Sanded. Refinished; Reas. Col. 515s-w.
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WALLACE BROWN. INC.
OoS NTH Ave Dent WIS New York
WE HAVE OPENING
Unusual Sales Position

For several neat-appearing young women
who wish a clean steady position; expert
ence not necessary; must be courteous. re-
liable 53O Woodward Bldg
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ELECTRIC WIRING, s1a,urs' snS res
pairs; e-r house fixtures q base plugs, S55.
Regal Elec Co., $40 Upshur NV. co. 1901
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ST. BERNARD PUPS. blue ribbon stock;
at 8 Dutton ave, Catonsville, Md. L. Z.
Hollomon.
RUSSIAN wolfhound puppies. thorough-
bred: may be seen at 1878 Butterworth pl.
Phone Emerson 3421.
FOR SALE-White Russian wolf hound,
male, 1-year-old. Address Mrs. Augustus
Rigs. Sd. Cooksville. Howard County, Md.
COLLIE-Several sable and white pups
from judicious matings Of finest blood
lines; these typey pups Of class will 80 fast.
j. /. Creager, 3401 Campbell St, Brent
wood Nd. Phone Greenwood 2016-W. 2s
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FLOOR WORK. expert; old floors made like
new: prices reas.: work guaranteed. w. c.
Deaton. 1927 Sth NV. Phone Col 1862
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

D
S3os oMTARIo 1d Ssth A Cont
h.w.; employed people preferred. Col. 4817.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APT. ROOM.
bath, nicely furnished; S35 month; $40
for two. Cali after 8. Apt. 321.
10 4th ST. NE.--ENTIRE FLOOR
range: heat. gas. electricity: S35.
NO. l ELM AVE. TAKoMA PARK-oNE
large Ink. room, private entrance; "a.
Phone Shepherd 3563.
1875 CLIFTON ST. NW.-TWo. LARGE
rooms and kitchenette; Ras and electricity
FREE RENTAL AGENCY, CAR AMP GUIpE LI
EVE. oEo. 2sss. 4oa @ rARRAGuT NV s.
Kitchen semi-private bath. maid service;
next to q. W. o.; newly decorated; S9.o0
FRANCIs.. SCOTT KEY APARTMEN1
Hotel 10th and p n.W.-1 r. ku B., COM
pletely furnished. linens. silver Frtgidaire:
day. week. month. reasonable MA b42n
2sls 18th sT; NV, on HEIGHT7 aSaa r,A1 At
2 rooms. alcove. kitchenette. bath.
STUTIO-UNIoUR COY, ATTRACTIVE;
/ r.. L., b., inclosed porches; clean; unusu-
ally quiet; cont. h.w.; adultS; refs. 1888 @.
QUALITY VALUE-ENTIRE FLOOR PVT.
mod: piano, Frigidaire; 4 to g. employed
ADULTS adv pc perWanent: q park outlook; Capitol
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn. and unfurn. apts:.. houses and rooms
ea7 18Th hEi st. NV! EEsaAa Room 5osi HNA IA. s717.
1888 col. RID
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MAN.
ATTENTION! !

Several intelligent statesmen
TO represent one of Washing
tons largest tire and radio
stores. Average earnings be-
tween SIS and $50 per week.
Apply Mr.. Hartnett, 900 H
st. ne. 30 to II 30.
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HELP-WOMEN.

LADIES-Christma cards Big commits.
sions selling personal greetings. embossed
stationery; samples free. 21-folder assort-
ment Humorous etching. everyday. gift
wrapping boxes. Bonuses; experience un-
AeSe''o4 'ty.-.Yr.rr upoyuN JNr
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HOUSEHOLD SERVICE.

HOUSEHOLD SEKV1CE.
BEDDING NATTRESSES oox SPRINGS era
pillows reno: best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co.. 3l9 L ct. s.w. Ma. 1878
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT INC,
S15 10th st. NV. Phone National 4712.
CARPENTER, prompt. reliable, reasonable;
genl. repairs. porches, steps, fences, parti-
tions shelves. cabinets. Douglas. Met. 3155.
CEMENT q speciality; coping around lawns
sidewalks. parch your wallis waterproof;
experienced. Line. 5641. 614 Kastle pl. e.
q
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PERSONAL.

ANY ONE KNOWING WHEREABOUTS OF
Moselle Byrd please Address Box 439-C,
Star office, Immediately. il
AVAILABLE TO REFINED WOMAN
Cheerful bed room in nicely furnished
apartment vicinity of 18th and Clifton sts.
NV. Address Box 256-C. Star ONCE. %
front room rent to woman voice student
lover of musical surroundings. Room.
lessons with outstanding teacher and prac-
tice privileges on excellent terms. Call
Tuesday. 1910 N ST.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for a life
time or money back. Write for booklet:
no drugs or surgery. DR.. SOMMER.
CATHEDRAL. HALL SCHOOL. KDNG.
primary grades. opens Oct. /; hours. 8 to
8; transportation. Phone Georgia 6544. 5"
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CHATR CANETNG UPHOISTER.
ING; pore b
rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG.
1885 10th NV. ME. 2062.
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING--Rooms
dry-scraped and papered. Sc. paper in
cluded Call lincoln f0lG 0s
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PAPERING R9U%s, fs22Ies 81 s,,0 up na,D9Ins ITSmD
Roy White. 1924 Gales st ne. All. 1859.
PAPERING free estimates; we guarantee
our work to satisfy. Leathery & Murray.
phone District 5000.
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PAPERHANGING, painting; better kind
work, guaranteed in writing; SIS up; latest
modern samples D. c. Decorating Co..
j Spigel, prop. Georgia SSH.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED

DELIGHTFUL ROOM beautifully furnished
overiookins Rock Greek golf course: cont.
nEt msn "aES shons deorsa Pa9s' Pa4s sS gentle
1000 18th ST. Apt. 50-Couple in 5-room
apt. has attractive front room; no other
roomers: cafe In building; reasonable.
1888 CONN. AVE. near Wardman Park
Large attractive room; for sentleman; twin
BEDS, semi-priyate bath. Columbia 3437.
1l16 9th ST. ,NW.-Clean. lovely single
room: men only; So so. l.
MT. PLEASANT SECTION 1905 10Th St
-Large bed,sitting room, for young wom-
sa oass' employed; references EXCHANGED Col
IT.? QUE ST. near Dupont Circle. in re-
hnsd f.GS prIiyate Iso hone a for EMPLOYED young
man; man am; @ reference @ olsa reaulTed. lef gentle
Tt M Sss7 Also f4se coF oPs rs g.
s35o-s4: plenty heat. hot water. WI 1
NICELY FURNISHED 2nd-foor apt
bed room and bath with southern and
western exposures. Close to Dupont Circle.
Quiet. unmarried man. Call Potomac 1901
1913 WEBSTER ST. N;W.-sinele room in
Phone Adams 345s.
1922 L ST. N,W.-Lh.k, room with run
ming water. Sc. week. Also sleeping
room adjoining bath. SO.
1369-A MASS. AVE, s;E-3 Housekeeping
Rbs ATtE~as
distance to Navy Yard; 2 adults; 5000
week. Whole End floor.
1896 KENYON ST. N.W-very nicely
for couple or gentleman.
1112 NJ ST. N.w.-Lieht housekeepine
for Winter. Honey and elite.
NEAR. 18th AND COL. RD.-Handsomely
furnished double rooms adj. shower. un-
usually large bath. dressing room. unlim.
Phone National $3.50. Ext. 4i0. 3.
able front single. room; unlimited teie-
phone; near car line reasonable. Phone
Columbia 26a9.
BR0oKLANsP; p; G: 444! I4.h st; pp:e-s
home; board optional; private home.
1924 10th ST. .N.W.-Attractive room. for
l or 2; also single room. continuous hot
water: private family.
con Ideal T mother snd
child. Refined widow. care for child.
NEAR CAPITOL-Furnished room. steam
heat no other 0s frsnt
303 P ST. NW.-Attractive room for one
or two employed ladies. semi.priyate bath.
yal,n Snl%ites ss.e phone; reasonable. Phone
noor. front. convenient to bath. in refined
home. Plenty hot water, maid service.
phone. For employed gentleman or lady.
500. 90 per month: 9.
PORTLAND. 1929 Vermont ave. NV
Cool. downtown. hotel service: 81 week up.
$40 month up.
sALFogR. 2ooo lsth, 8: nv. Apt. q. a..
ton: reas.; comfortAble; cafe in bldg.
1917 2sth ST. N.WELarge front room.
private BATH very de1irable;. gentiemen;
available October is. Phone Adams 3260.
THE WE9TMINeTER,. 1907 18th ct. NV
bath and showers; rates reasonabls; single
or double.
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HOUSEHOLD SERVICE.

HOUSEHOLD SERVICE.
tContinued.)
CHAIR CANEING INeI! ITNpeHoIsTEK, (
i2sN.f' 1855 10th sDIt'0 n.W ME. soss AHAsiSoN''
ELECTRIC WIRING, Fixtures sna res
pairs; e-r house fixtures q base plugs, S56.
Regal Elec Co. $40 Upshur NV. co. 1901
FLOORS
sanded' Refinished' Reas. Col, 616s.w.
FLOOR WORK. expert; old floors made like
Deaton. 1927 sth NV. Phone Col. 1862
FURNACES. OIL BURNER, chimney. va
cuum cleaned, So so up: roof, furnace re-
pairing: painting; floor work. Cap. Hts. 80.
IRON wORK-Fire escapes. railines. graf
ings Dupont Iron Works. 1146 18th ST..
Phone National 3766. Adams s64S night.
PAINTING paperhanging; rooms papered.
$3.50 up. paper incl; white mechanics.
Jack Sparks. Phone Decatur 4432. Il
PAINTING: metal roof leaks repaired and
painted; kitchen enameled. SO ANY paint
ins ct reasonable prices. Columbia o7ss.
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING--R Rooms
Guided. oIs4Scsdll csll Lincoln soiSS: %. p
PAPERING AND PAINTING-Work guar
% need work. Col SRA. sos Kenyon st. NV.
PAPERING, PAINTING-Rooms papered,
SIS up; prompt reliable service; do my own
work Call Bookout, Dist. 3997. Adams 1881.
PAPERING R1O%s, ts221ns 81 ,.o up na,na1ms ITSmD
Roy White. 1924 Gales st ne. All. 1852.
PAPERING free estimates; We .suarantee
oS6rs our woTk to fatisfy hs
hat Lind
work. guaranteed in writing; SIS up; latest
modern samples d. C. Decorating Co..
J. Spisel. prop. Georsia 5S11.
PAPERING,
Painting Rooms, S4 Up. Columbia 515s-W.
PAPERHANGER-PAINT white. clean
Estimates free Cali Fred. Col. 1874.
PAPERHANGING-5 rms. 2 stories. hall
work; quick service satisfaction suaTsn-
teed Lincoln 60l4-W.
PAPERING painting !aysEsse snnnsshIe room SSs
Free est. Cali Metz any time. Col. O396,
Observation-Disclosures papereu. 80 ana
up: estimates fur work Ruaranteed a
esaS HS4f low Pfaes By ces
sponsible mechanics. Call Baitz. 430
Kenyon. Col 1889.
PIANO TUNING. So; repair estimates
pl. Phone Georsia 1888. o.
PLASTER REPAIRING = Straight new
work; patching. pointing UP; get the man
who does best work at reasonable prices.
Lloyd Perdue. GA Kastle pl ne. Lincoln
564l.
PLASTERING. stuccoing, cementing. water
PROBING Easements waterproofed. Plaster
patches given prompt attention. Mains
Bros &, Dempsey, $40 Col. rd- Adams 1SlO
PLASTERING. repair stucco. cement. chin
news leaky Easements damp walls. leaky
roofs: reas. Minnick. Atlantic 1857.
ROOFING Thinning. painting. furnaee work
and general repairs. Call MI. Shipiey,
Adams 2a43W,
UPHOLSTERING; furniture repairing. re-
finishing; chair Gaming work guaranteed
Weismuiler 2A23 18th st. NV. Phone
Adams 0761. s.
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QUALITY FURNITURE
EXCHANGE.

Invites you to our opening Monday. pc.
tnher BARGAINS for everybody that
will surely pay you. 1914 14tn st. NV. i
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

POULIHH AND EG(IS.
KERLIN PEN. leading at worlds Fair; Il O
Rerlin bullets and 40 yearling hens; 70fc
production; ST. so each takes the lot. 316
Quackenbos st ne. east Blair I'd.
CHICKS, best grade Rocks. big, husky,
strong; hatch ready. J. B. Henry. phone
Fails Church VA 34S. g
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LANSBTRGH'S
RADIO statesmen.

experienced men. We offer sensa-
tional sales plan-SI down delivers the
worlds fastest-selling radio advanced
commission basis. Mr.. Scott. Bailey S;
2250 Sherman ave. NV. between and
IL am.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

PROSPECT HILL-Mod. h. nr. Frederick:
r. I. Hyndman. Frederick. Md. BOZ 275.
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PAPERING, PA1NT1NG-RoomS papered,
SIS up; prompt reliable service; do my own
work. Call Bookout. Dist. 3997. Adams 1881.
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7 VI LNIINU,
Painting Rooms, S4 Up. Columbia 5l5s-W.

PAPERHANGER-PAI white. clean
reliable: guar workmanship: reasonable
Estimates free. Call Fred. Col. 1874.
PAPERHANGING-5r rms. ., stories. hall
Evening star., 1934-10-01

PAPERING AND PAINTING-Work guar
anteed in writing. Rock-botton prices. I
need work Col s773. sos KENYON st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-10-01
RENT-EIATS
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

IS TODD .PL, NEAR RHODE ISLAND AND
N Capitol-8 rooms hrst-class Condition;
oil burner: s34. MUNSEY TRUST co
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-09-27
WHEAT CUT NOW
SET AT 10 PERCENT

Benton county wheat growers
cooperating in the adjustment pro-
gram will be asked to reduce their
1885 wheat acreage only 10 per-
cent instead Of 10 percent as tent
atively announced several weeks
ago, according to the official an
nouncement received by Waldo w.
Skuse, county agent. This means
wheat producers under contract
may seed 80 percent of their base
acreage this fall or next spring in
stead Of maximum of IS percent.
The change from the Is percent
reduction was regarded as a par
tial approach to the goal of adjust
ing supplies to normal domestic
consumption plus whatever exports
may be available. Officials believe
some reduction necessary by coop
Grating farmers to compensate
for increased paintings expected
from incorporating growers due
to higher prices.
With the reduction definitely an
nounced, wheat producers under
contract may proceed Immediately
with plans for fall seeding of the
wheat acreage.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-09-27
Is Benton Candidates
Report Spending $643

Sixteen Benton county candidates
spent $643.93 in their primary cam
paigns, accounts filed with the
auditor-clerk revealed Tuesday.
Other candidates had not filed their
expenditure accounts.
The candidates, the offices they
sought and their expense include:
w. C. Travis of Kiona, commission
er, $42.50; R. r. Woods of White
Bluffs, treasurer, $46.98; Louis p.
Kelly of Prosser, treasurer, $76.50;
Harley Chapman of Prosser, clerk,
$50; Ben Knox of Prosser, treasur-
er, 1920 and w. S. jenkins Of
Prosser, treasurer, $82.70.
Others were: Jay Perry Of Ken
newick, commissioner, $40; B. E..
Brockhausen Of Prosser, treasurer,
$45; James Shepherd, Prosser,
sheriff, $685.; Lloyd o. Keene Of
Prosser, clerk, $40; Frank A. Da-
man of Prosser, school superin-
tendent, SIS; Mrs. Ethel VanSy-
exile of Richland, school superin-
tendent, $27; Robert Hanson Of
Kennewick, commissioner, $23.20;
u. M. Keene of Kennewick, sheriff !,
$3.50 and C. L. Holcomb of Ken
newick, precinct committeeman,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-09-27
Legion Auxiliary Holds
Installation Ceremony

The local American Legion Aux
iliary members were hosts at z
o'clock dinner given at Hotel Ken
newick, honoring Mrs. George Rod
man, 9Th Dist. president, of Wapa-
to. Mrs. p. o. Stone was chairman
of the flower committee and pro-
vided corsages for the guests, in
GLIDING two Gold Star mothers,
Mrs. Mcdowell and Mrs. Minnie
Owens. Mrs. Don Thompson was
general chairman of the banquet
arrangements and Mrs. Larry OIL
liver presided at the banquet.
Following the banquet, installa-
tion of the newly elected officers
was held with Mrs. Rodman as in
stalling officer. Ella Ann Linn was
installed as president; Hazel Oliver
first vice president; Ida Stone, Sec
ond vice president; Leila Hatch,
secretary and treasurer; Beatrice
Behrman, historian; Margaret o.
Hearn, chaplain and Catherine
Drenen, sgt.-at-arms.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-09-27

The old red barn, down near the
highway, one Of the towns early z
landmarks, is being RACED. The :
barn once was a sort Of community
center for the town, before the
days of the automobile. Many q ]
staid old businessman of town
once was a frequent caller at the r
barn which was erected by Rich
ardson' G. Rose on the present site .
of the Tun-A-Lum lumber yard. Z
In the early days here, taking the !
sweet young thing buggy riding
was about the only entertainment
available. The plan was just IS n
efficient as present day methods,
as many Of the mothers Of the,
community can testify. - :
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-09-27
CLUB
BACKS WORK
ON COLUMBIA
County Seat Agrees to Aid in
Campaign for River I'm
provement; Time is Oppor-
tune for Efforts

Secretary Ickes will say no TO
appropriations for. additional de-
velopment work on the Columbia
and Snake rivers until he ia forced
to say yes" H. G. West, secretary
of the Inland Empire Waterways
association, said Tuesday noon in
an address before the Prosser Com
mercial club. He urged members
to get behind campaign for gov
eminent funds.
Developing the river for boat
traffic will mean the saving of
millions Of dollars to eastern Wash
ington farmers, he asserts, and
without united front in the drive
for appropriations the chances of
getting them will be lost.
Time Opportune
s'The time is opportune for open
river development" he continued.
Making the Columbia river suit
able for ocean vessels is no longer
a dream. The best engineering
brains have said it is sound.
"Getting marine locks in the
Bonneville dam plans was major
victory for us, but we will have to
continue to fight if we want the
Columbia made suitable for nav-
CATION"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-09-27
$50 KIDS TAKE
TREATMENT IN
VERA CLINIC

DR.. Albert McCown and Mrs.
Mary Louise Allen of Seattle have
been in Kennewick this week, help
ing Miss Alice Brakel, VERA
nurse, in general check up of the
school children and holding clinics
for children of the pre-school age.
Diphthera toxoid was given to
So children at White Bluffs; SO at
Hanford and as at Richland. At
Hanford and White Bluffs DR.. Nc
Gown gave physical examinations
to all boys and girls interested in
athletics. At Hanford 20 boys
were examined and 10 girls and at
White Bluffs 25 boys and Is girls.
DR.. McCown is a child specialist
of Seattle and is conducting clinics
all over the state for the VERA.
Mrs. Allen is of Seattle and di-
rector of public health nurses for
the state Of Washington. They
were assisted in their work this
week by Mrs. Ella Linn and Miss
Bell of Pasco.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-09-27

The Kennewick Business and
Professional Women's club held
their first party or social night Of
the fall season Monday evening at
the home of Beatrice Sherk. A pot
luck dinner was served at seven
o'clock, buffet style. The rooms
of the Sherk home was attractive
ly decorated with baskets Of aut-
umn flowers. Following the dim
ner Miss Catherine Miller sang two
numbers, accompanied at the piano
by Miss MCGEE. A comic skit "Red
Pepper Band" presented by the
Misses Mabel Hughes, Florence
Ring, Eveleyn King, Bertha Fricke,
Margaret Crawford and Margaret
Hawkins completed the evenings
program. Cards and games were
the diversion of the evening with
bridge honors going to Miss Bertha
Fricke and prize for the games to
Mrs. Lydia Church.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-09-27
WINS,
SCHOOL LOSES
IN ELECTION
City Folk Vote to Continue
Park and Library, but EX-
ira MilIage for School Dis
trict Fails to Carry

The library and park will be fl
anced by the city next year, and
the bridge across the canal at the
high school will come in for some
much needed fixing as a result of
the special millage election Tues
day. The school district election,
however, failed to muster the re-
quired sixty percent-or indeed,
lacked seven votes of a majority.
The two-mill levy for the school
district brought out 366 votes, of
which 1877 were against the special
levy and 178 for. The count all the
way thru was never more than a
few votes apart. 1t required sixty
percent to carry. The count show
ed lack of nearly fifty under the
required number.
The city election went almost
two to one for the extra levy. The
first ward count was 81 for, 81
against; second ward, 20 for, 10
against; third ward, "a for and 3S
against.