davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Ell pr6ximo domingo arribara
por tren a esta ciudad, ell Sr.
Earl Browder, candidate a Ia
presidencia de la RepGblica por
ell partido Comunista, que ei
mismo dia, pOr la noche, habla-
"a a sus amigos pOliticos y per
sonas que quieran Oirle.
Mr.. Browder, seg1n nos infor
man, naci6 en- Wichita, estado
de Kansas. A los nueve amos,
por enfermedad de su padre, tu-
vo que ponerse a TRAFALGAR, 10
mismo que sas demas famiha-
res.
Encontr6 empleo en- una item
da de ropa, que por 65 horas de
trabajo a la semana lie pagaban
$3.50. Mas tarde ingres6 como
mensajero en- la Western u
Mon. q
FL anO 1912 Sc apart6 del pa
lido Socialista e ingres6 en- d
grupo de la Federation Ameri-
!. cana del TrabajO que dirigia
William 2. Foster.
Fue miembro del consejo de
ia Liga de Cooperativas de A
merica y un defensor incansa-
bic de Tom Mooney. Era MEM
bro de la Uni6A de Tenedores dc
Libros, Taquigrafos y Peritod
Mercantiles. Por ACFSvidades en-
contra de laSguerra, Browder y
su harmane William fueron en-
carceladCs en- Pla tee Missouri.
En.re los amos 1927 y 1929,
BrOwder trabaj6 China como
secretario de la Pan-Pacifie
Trade Union y III publcaba
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
LA ARTILLERIA LEAL HA INCENDIADO
VARIOS EDIFICIOS EN- TOLEDO
Los periodicos de Madrid afirman que
los rebeldes seran banidos hacia ell Sur
Los faccioeos Armenian a los periodistas extran-
jeros porque les llaman rebeldcs

la provincia de Malaga, cuya
capital Sc halla en- las manos
del gobierno, la artilleria leal
bombarde6 las posiciones rebel
deS en- la vecindad de Antique
ra.
Las tropas leaies %capturaron
a B~obadilla, prOduciendo creci-
das bajas q los rebeldes.
Las columns de milicianos
han rechazado ell avance del enc
migo en- ell sector de Talavera de
la Reina, al oeste de Madrid.
Los fascistas, mandados pos
Ell general Franco, fueron obi
gados a detener su Marcia Ell
Arenas de San Pedro, provincia
de Avila.
Informa la Junta Nacionalis.
ia de Burgos, faltando a la YER
dad, que mas de 1000 milicia-
nos del gobierno p%erecieron en-
ell ataaue a Mallorca.
Aunque los rebeldes dicen que
ellOs obligaron a reembarcar a
los milicianos, la verdad es que
ell gobierno de Madrid dispuso
su reembaEco, mandandolos a
Valencia en- dos transportes y
Otros barcos.
La Generalidad desmiente la
noticia de los faccios0s de que
cuatro de sus hidroplanos fue-
ron destruidos en- Mallorca.
Amenaza la Junta con tomaF
'serias medidas contra los CORES
ponsales extranjeros cue ajus-
tandose q la verdad les llaman
rebeldes. Quieren los facciosos
que sc usen las expresiones ma
ciOnalistas" y "fuerzas del go
biernO".
Los correspOnsales que MAO
bedezcan ell dkase seran C; y
Eados. y
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

genteS.
'La Voz" da cuenta de un
comba librado en- Cordoba, de
jando los rebeldes en- ell campo
un captain, un sargento y Gator
ce moros.
Este peri6dico dice que 81 el
nacionalis,a vasco Sr, Aguirre
10 toma possession de la cartera
para que fuera nOmbrado, Sc
nombrara en- Su lugar a un re-
prblicano de izluierda.
IAforman de Londres que el
gobierno britanico ha Ordenado
Sc inveStigue 10 del uso de gases
venenosos en- la guerra civil es-
pamela.
ST uno de los contendientes a.
briga tai prop6sito y lleva la in
tsnci6n a la realidad, la acci6n
sera considerable por Inglaterra
como un crimen monstruoso DIES
de ell punto de vista del derecho
lie genes. G. A. d. 0giNie-For-
hes, encargado de negOcios de In
glaterra, recibio hoy instructed
mes para preguntar al gobierno
de Madrid 81 sus fuerzas han u
sado gas contra los rebeldes. A
mismo tempo ell embajadOE
Chiffon, que Sc encuentra en-
Hendaya, Francia, Sc pondra en
consacto con los rebeldes y aver
guara los detalles de su amena-
"a de lamar gas de mostaza so
bre Madrid. ST la amenaza e'
ierta el embaJador pedlra il
ayuda de sus colegas para avi
sar a los rebeldes "de las graves
consecrencias que de esa actitud
Sc derivaran."
Tai acci6n por parte de los re-
beldes pudiera tener serias re-
percusiones porque encierra una
violaci6n de schemes tratados.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Dice un despacho de Moscou
que las trOpas japonesas mar
chan yaen son de guerra contra
Ia Rep1blica Soviet.
Toda la infamia puede espe-
rarse del gobierno ultra-Aacio-
nalista de Toxic, dominado por
La canalla mill ar. .
Russia es ,amenazada por loa
am rillcs, Ell Ell Extreme OrieH-
te, Npor los carlos en- Europa.
Doh nacionss imperi llistas
contraN R@a que reshaza idea
de NEE trse N el hegar 5ep.
PerO RuAa. seg0R dicen ~
COmisariAV pAeblO, Sc haIla
preRarada para la guerra y ba-
tirse a sus agresOres.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Los fascistas eSpaholes admi-
ten que ell sistema c~apitalista ha
fracasado y dicen que no perm-
tiran la accumulation de rique-
zas.
Mussolini hizo tambien esa
promesa a los j6venes que lie Sc
guian ;pero 81 capitalismo dOmi-
ma en- Italia.
Hitler habl6 tambien de me
didas socialiStas en- contra del
capitalismo pero 81 no ha pasa-
do de ser I'm "mono" de los gran
DIES latifundistas e industrialis-
tas.
De modo que los fascistas es-
panoles a la bora de la derrota,
de Ia derrota inevitable, a1nar-
gamente diran: Nj siQuiera nos
admitieron Ia historic de nlles-
ira 'enemiga" por ell capitals
mo.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La vuelta a la esquina. RecibidO ell dinerO de
Tampa Complot comunista en- Roma. = In
clinacion del pueblo hacia Landon? Hechos y
no buenas palabras. FL fascismo
y ell capitalismo
y ell capitalismo

Hemos dado la vuelta a la es-
quina Y acabamos de entrar dc
nuevo en- la prosperidad-ha d.
cho el presidente Roosevelt.
No sabemos 81 ell pals ha re-
tornado a la prosperidad, pero
81 tenemos la certeza de que ls
ruina Sc habia iniciado con Hoo
yer y de que ell p~residente Roose
welt ha sacado a la Republica de
la sima a donde la habian lleva-
do los errores de los republica-
nos.
81 no hay pposperidad, pOr 10
menos la esperanto de llegar a
ella es brillante.
La Rep1blica asciende de nue.
vo y para completar Su obra son
necesarios otros cuatro amos de
Franklin D.
Y ell pueblo anna a su Presi-
dente porque sable que es un pa
ladin de la democracia y con
frecuencia reptile:
No es possible contener la mar
cha del progreso.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Madrid, sep. l1.-El inte~-
so bombardeo de la ciudad, en-
Oviedo, ocasion6 varios incen
dios en ell dia de hoy, entAe e.
Hos oil de un convente de los
Carmelitas. Las bombas destru
yeron los edificios del gobier-
no civil y la guardia civil, ex-
tendiendo las llamas pOr dife-
rentes lugares de la poblaci6n
Trataron los rebeldes de huir,
pero en- su canine encontra-
ron las armas de los mineros.
Dicese que los sitiados no tie
men aqua desde ell dia 5 de
s%eptiembre.
Sigue ell gobierno mandan-
do tropas hacia la provincial
de Toledo, en- un esfuerzo pa
ra rechazar a los rebeldes ha-
eta ~Extremadura, Huelva y Sc
villa.
Todos los peri6dicos publi-
ca narbiculos diciendo que el
gobierno tiene la seguridad de
veneer la rebellion y que los re-
beldes Rran barridos hacia
las ciudades del sur, donde aun
resisten, para aguardar Ell desti-
no de los fascistas sitiados en-
|Oviedo y ell Alcazar de Toledo.
La apArente estrategia de los
insurgentes consiste en- llegar q
Alcazar de San Juan, en- la pro-
vincia de Giudad Real, con 81
prop6sito de cercar a Madrid.
Ell plan seria fdtfl porque va Sc
condce y Sc han dado 6rdenes
para limpiar ell canine para nue.
vas operaciones militares en- Ia
provincial de Madrid y evacuar
las poblaciOnes San Martin de
Valdeiglesias y Navalcarnero.
Huesca sc ha rendido va. En-
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Don Alvaro de Albornoz, EN-.
bajador de la Rep1blica Espa-
nola en- Paris, mand6 hoy ell 81
guiente telegrama al Comite DE-
DefenSa del Frente Popular
"Gracias Nuevo DOnativo. Can
tidades recibidas coinciden cor
suma Observation-Disclosures.
Tampa, la Legion de los De
fensores de la Libertad, ha mar
dado va $1,000 para ayudaR en-
su lucha al gobierno de Ia Repd'
blica y la DemOcrscia, ell gobier'
no del Frente Popular.
Y ell entusiasmo no decrese
porlue los tampenos saben 10
que para la civilization signifi-
ca la lucha homerica del pueblo
espanol contra los militares trai
dores, los clerigos polisicastroS
v ell fascismo desvergonzadO y
atrabiliariO.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Mr.. Talmadge, ell imitador de
Huey Long, probablemente sc
halla convencido en- es.os mo-
mentos de que su TRACTION, la
Itraici6n al presidente Roosevelt,
ha sido castigada.
VOlvi6 la espalda a su parti-
do, a su presidente, a Ia razor,
a la decencia pOlftica, para vo-
mitar "discursos" ridiculos =
lcalumniar ell 'nuevo trato''..
Dej6 que los republicans lie
ayudasen con dinero y ahora d.
caba de recoger la cosecha; de-
rrota y desprecio.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
DEVUELTAS A LOS EXTRAN
JEROS HONRADOS SUS FA-
BRICAS Y ESTABLECI-
MSENTOS
Las cOmpanias do capital ex :
tranjerO inScriptas como 80
ciedades espahOlaS" continue :
ran bajo la supervision de la
RepGblica

Madrid, sep. 11.-Un alto fun
cionario del gobierno manifes-
TO hoy que las industries de ge-
nuina propiedad extranjera, ocu
pAdas en- las primeras semanas
de la rebellion, han sido va de-
vueltas a sus duehOs. .
FL secret@fio del Comite dc
Intervention de las industriAs
ID Jose Benito, asegura que Sc
hal dado las debidas s~atisfac-
clones por los errores Nome,i-
dos en- los caSos en- que estable-
cimieDtos de propied@ extran-
jera han sido incadtadosH.
Las compahias Incorporates
como soeieiRdes espaholas bajo
las leyes de la RepGblica, eonti-
nuaran por tiemD indefinido
bajo la supervision del gobier-
no. ESas compahias prefiric-
ron el disfraz para evitar pagan
los imrues,os de la nGci6n.
Cuando la guerra empez6 ell
gobierno Sc >hizo cargo de todos
los negccios, obligado a clio Pc
las circuhs ancias. Mas Arde
hi7o un estudio y las cosas Sc
yaron a su verdaderO punto. n
Reclamaciones sc han presen1
tadO en- Madrid por ciudadanosV
de Inglaterra, Francia y Esta-
dos Unidos e individuos someti-
los al nazismo aleman.
Las industrias que mani
nian identidad extranjera,
subserfugiOs. han sido sntre
d. sus dSeaoS
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Apreciamos la invitaci6n que
la directiva de La sociedad eta
liza" nos hace para la fiesta de
inauguration de su nuevo edifi-
eio, que Sc efectuara Ell s&bado
10.
Ell nuevo "hogar" es otro pa
so de avance de la comunidad H.
ina.
YbOr City y West Tampa pue
den mostrar al mundo su obra
de amor y trabajo,@y Sentirse
satisfechOs, h~ondamente satis-
fechos.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
HABLARA EN- TAMPA Ell CANDIDATE
COMUNISTA EARL BROWDER

mensualmente un perNdico.
En- JUNO % de este aho, e.
Partido Comunista, reunido en-
la Madison Square Garden, en-
presencia de $4,000 personals lie
nomin6 candidate a la presiden-
cha, con James ". Ford de vi
cepresidente.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Ell gobierno de Mussolini di-
ce haber descubiertO un complot
comunista en- Roma.
Probablemente Sc trata de u
nos pocos ciudadanOs, aburridos
de la vida, que dijeron en- voz al
ia: Estamos cansadOs de las "pa
yasadas" del Duce.
Oyeron esas palabras los fas-
cistas gobernantes, Sc horrori'
aaron y d~ijeron: Una conspira-
ci6n comunista hemos descubier
to; a la carcel con los "sacrile-
gos".
La 'trituradora" del Duce sc
puso en- movimiente y algunos
infehces perderan Ia vida.
En- Italia Ell que levanta su
voz y habla de libertad, inme-
diatamente es acusado de comu-
nista.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
lNUEVOS MOTINES EN- LA


Gibraltar, sep. 11.-Por me-
dio de la agencia Exchange TIE.
legraph ha llegado la noticia de
un segundo motin en- los barcos
de la escuedra portuguese y d.
.:ese que Lisboa ha sido bombar-
.deada. AsegGrase que los mari
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
Recibido ell dinero de

cuerdos que Ell vientO arraStra.
SCuantos miles de libras ss-
terlinas han mandado los obre-
ros britanisos a sus camaradas
de Madrid?
ICuantas protestas hiciercn
va contHa ell pacto de neuIrali-
dad?
Ell pacto de ignominia que CO.
loca en- ell mismo nivel a los fac
cioSos y leales; ell pac,o def ate
rrorizado Leon Blum.
Espana agradece las palabras
y las generosas intenciOnes, pc
70 aprecia mas los hechos, la L.
MON en- contra del crimen y la
perversidad fascista.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

neros mataron a los Oficiales y
We apoderaron de los buques.
Varias guarniciones del ejer-
otto Sc han subievado y dadc
muerte a sus oficiales.
Mas tarde Sc recibi6 un des-
pacho de Portugal desmintien.
do la no.icia.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Las organizaciOnes Obreras
inglesas apOyan a los trabajado-
res espaholes en- su lucha contra
el fascismo.
Pero es una cooperation tie
bia, mas de palabras que de he
chOs y mobiles Attitudes.
Ell amor a Ia libertad, en- estos
amos de crisis, sc prueba con ac-
tOs, con demOstraciODes cOnvin-
quutes. no con PalRhCitas Y a.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11

Los republicans americanOs
dicen que Ell pueblo Sc inclina
hacia Landon.
Terrible sera 81 despertar en-
noyiembre.
Fl pueblo sabe qre Mr.. Ian
don ira a la presidencia a SER
virle de mongcte a los senores
que ragan los gastos de sus cam
pahas, entire clos los mentores
de la Liga Libericida de New
York.
Ahora, como hace cuatro amos
Roosevelt es la esperanto.
La gaceta., 1936-09-11
LA CONDESA DE CQVA-
DoNGA NO VISITAR x
SU MARIDO

Habana, sep. 11.-LOs ami
gOg de In eOndesa de COvadOnz
q diierOn 4 cue Sstss N
Evening star., 1936-01-30
MORE FUNDS HINTED
FOR NAVAL PURPOSES
Modernizing of Two Battleships
or Building of New Ships
Discussed.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
A definite hint that funds for mod
ernizing a pair Of battleships or
building a new one may be worked
into the Navy appropriation bill was
given yesterday by members of the
House Appropriations Subcommittee.
Asked about that possibility, Chair
man Cary, Democrat, of Kentucky,
said:
Il think it will be--the BILL
There were indications, too, of a
sentiment in the subcommittee for
accelerating the Navys aviation con-
struction program. perhaps by more
than recommended by the Budget
Bureau.
On another front, however, Repre-
sentative Scrugham, Democrat, of Ne
vada. served notice that he would
attempt to delay the start Of 10 new
war vessels which the Navy hopes to
lay down in the fiscal year starting
July /. Scrugham argued for such
delay because by spreading out the
work navy yards would be able to
handle the entire job. rather than
let 1t to shipbuilding firms.
Evening star., 1936-01-30
100000 ADDITIONAL
ASKED FOR LABOR BOARD
Increased Deficiency Fund Re-
quested Because Of Costs of
Defending Act.

BY the Associated Press.
A request for 100000 additional
for the National Labor Relations
Board beyond the $275,0oO deficiency
voted by the House was asked yester-
day Of the Senate Appropriations
Committee.
Senator Wagner, Democrat, of New
York, requested the money for the
board operating under the act he
sponsored last session to meet in
creased costs of defending the act,
under attack on many fronts.
A subcommittee considering the re-
quest demanded an itemized state
ment of the needs before considering
the request. The House rejected the
proposed increase and even earlier the
Budget Bureau had trimmed down the
request of the board.
The board originally asked provision
for an attorney in each of the 81
districts, to aid the regional directors.
Evening star., 1936-01-30
WIDOW OF PIONEER
MISSIONARY SUCCUMBS
Mrs. Hunter Corbett Served in
Church at Chefoo-Death
Comes in Shanghai.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. January 3O-The
Board of Foreign Missions of the Pres
byterian Church in the U. S. A.
received word yesterday of the death
in Shanghai Of Mrs. Hunter Corbett,
widow Of pioneer missionary in the
Far East.
Mrs. Corbett. with her husband. DR..
Hunter Corbett, served at Chefoo,
Shantung Province DR. Corbett died
in 1920.
Born in Coburg. Ontario, April 90,
1859. she was married to DR.. Corbett
In 1889. entering the missionary serv-
ice, to which DR.. Corbett already was
attached.
A son, Scott Corbe.t of Portland,
Greg. and stepson, Rev. Charles H.
Corbett Of Brooklyn. survive.
Evening star., 1936-01-30
GOVERNOR HELPS MAN
WHO AIDED HIM AS BOY
Alfred Restores Citizenship to
Texan Who Went to His Re
lief 25 Years Ago.
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
AUSTIN, Tex, January 30
Twenty-Five years ago a boy was
thrown off bicycle in Bowie, Tex.
when it struck a stone. A man hur-
ried to his aid
Yesterday that cyclist, now Gov.
James v. Alfred of Texas restored TO
the man, Hugo Jarrott SO. of Bowie,
the citizenship he forfeited for vio-
lations of the prohibition law. Alfred
poitned out that under Texas new
liquor law citizenship is not forfeited
upon conviction.
Evening star., 1936-01-30
ROOSEVELT BACKS.
PERSONNEL day
Roper Also Gives Support
to Movement Promoting
Merit System.
BY tine Associated Press.

| oy tiic AooUCIdteG FleSS.
! President Roosevelt and Secretary
of Commerce Roper last night strongly
supported the Public Personnel day"
/ movement Of the National League Of
Women Voters as part Of Nation
wide program, observed variously in
800 communities in SO States, in sup
port of the merit system"
No public meeting was held here,
but Secretary Roper's message from
Washington by radio and President
Roosevelt's letter, read by an official
OF the league, were broadcast to the
| Nation and heard at all public gath
| erings celebrating the occasion.
President Roosevelt, in his letter,
read by Mrs. Harris T. Baldwin, vice
president of the league, said there
was no question of greater moment
or broader effect than the mainte-
nance, strengthening and extension Of
the merit system"
Lecture Courses Proposed.
Secretary Roper proposed lecture
courses on the operation of govern
ment for the benefit of members Of
Congress.
Outstanding speakers in other sec
tons of the country were Mayor la
Guardia of New York City and Gov.
Fitzgerald of Michigan.
The President in his letter said:
Il do not need to tell you, as
leader among the public spirited
women Of America, that it is most
difficult, if not impossible, for a gov
ernment to raise and maintain in any
field a standard higher than the pub
lie will support. This is why it is
essential that national organiza-
tions of the character and strength
Of the National League of Women
Voters should secure and disseminate
accurate information on vital ques-
tions which have implicit within
them, not alone principles of efficiency
and economy of interest to taxpayers.
but above that, the principles of good
government.
Government Is for All.
1T matters not what political party
is in power by the elective will of the
people, the Government functions for
all; and there can be no question of
greater moment or broader effect than
the maintenance, strengthening and
extension of the merit system, estab-
lished in the competitive principles of
the civil service act. whose ffty-third
is being celebrated this
month.
The National League of Women
Voters has chosen wisely in conduct
ing a campaign for securing trained
personnel in the Government service
through the open competition provided
only by the merit system, and I am
glad to assure your great organization
If my support in this effort"
Evening star., 1936-01-30

bruary sale since midsummer.
Mastercraftsmen productions
cooperation Of eontempora-
furniture. We have gathered
rom the most famous Oriental
Frpets and Domestic Rugs from
nose productions we control.
that are to be found nowhere
hordinary occasion because of
ing character of the merchan-
It because of the wonderful
offered. Golden opportunities
1ifcant Gold Seal.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-08-14
Vancouver, B. C.

Right Rev. Noah w. Williams
spoke to an apreciative audience
at Fountain Chapel A. M. F..
Church on July 81. The travelogue
with which he entertained the audi
ence was much enjoyed. The Bish-
op was accompanied by Presiding
Elder George w. Allen and Rev.
Fred A. Hughes of Seattle. Among
those present was the president Of
the Vancouver Ministerial Associ-
alton and other ministers who
came out to meet the Bishop. n
Mrs. May Brown died suddenly on
Monday at her residence in the
Oaks Rooms on Hastings Street.
Mrs. Brown had been in i'll health
for long time. Rev. B. e. Ed
wards will preach the funeral at
Center and Hanna's Undertaking
Parlors at 2 p. m. Thursday
Mrs. Ed Parker, Mrs. B. Nixon and
Mrs. e. Branch of Winnipeg are
visiting in the city for few weeks.
We are reminded that we have
only 20 days in which to pay Dol
lar Money viii you please pay
yours ?-Mr. Claiborne of Bloom
ingotn, Ill. is visiting his son and
family, Mr.. Sidney Claiborne.
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BISHOP N. D. WILLIAMS
ENTERTAINED AT BANQUET

Bethel Church's banquet room
was filled with over 100 guests last
Friday evening, all of whom were
eager to welcome Noah ID. vii
liams, new head of the Fifth Ep-
iscopal District. Bishop Williams
Is a dynamic speaker, having vital
facts and statistics at his finger
tips, especially about matters which
concern the Negro. He has recent
~ returned from Palestine and the
old world and he disclosed many
facts concerning the economic sta
tus of our group. Mrs. G. v. Gray
son had charge of the affair and
Rev. G. F. Martin was toastmas-
ter. A fine program was presented
and the dinner was unusually de-
licious. Bishop Williams expects to
return some time soon and win tell
of his travels with the aid of ster-
eopticon slides.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Morton and
daughter, Lois Mae and Mrs. Jas.
Braggs leave Sunday on motor
trip to San Francisco. Mrs. Braggs
will remain indefinitely. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Flowers entertained t
dinner prior to her departure.
The Shiloh Baptist Church, Port
land, Ore. Rev. R. e. Donaldson,
minister. The Shiloh Baptist
Church Sunday School opened at
10 a. M, Mrs. Ida Thompson, Supt.
School well attended. Opened with
singing There Is Power in the
Blood" prayer by Deacon Dortch.
The lesson was taught for thirty
minutes, after which the pastor
gave a short review on the lesson.
Devotional services were led by
Deacon Dortch. The minister
preached, lisa. 6 Chap, Theme -
Servant Sent" Evening services
8 p. m. Holy Communion and
preaching. Services well attended
The minister Rev. and Mrs. r. &c.
Donaldson just returned from 8
week motor trip from Vancouver.
B. c., attending the Golden Jubilee,
which was very delightful. They
stopped for a day visiting the Bap-
fist Convention in Seattle, also Wis
ting the Vancouver Island.
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Spokane, Wash.

Mrs. Moody Staten Of Los An
geles who has been visiting in the
city for the last two months left
last week for her home in Los An
geles. En- route Mrs. Staten will
stop in Pendleton, Oregon, where
she wiil visit with a sick aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl l. Dundee and
daughter, Miss Helen Dundee will
leave Saturday for months va
cation motor trip through Califor-
MIA, Arizona and Mexico.
Mrs. F. C. Fields and two daugh-
tiers, Misses Ruth and Isabelle
Richardson left last week for Port
land, Ore. They were accompanied
by Miss Audrey Bushnell, who had
been their house guest for the past
two weeks. Rev. George S. Allen
of Seattle and Presiding Elder OF
the Puget Sound Conference, con-
Quoted fourth quarterly conference
at Bethel A. M. E. Church. Sun
day morning Rev. Allen was guest
speaker.-The Buffalo Club held
its annual picnic at Howser Lake
last week.-The two day dinner
given on August SO by the Beth
A. M. e. Church at the Y. w. c. A.
was a huge success.
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Messrs. VERNE and Willie Turn.
err, sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Turn
err returned home from a short
trip to Seattle and Tacoma where
they visited relatives and friends
Mr.. Leo Turner returned to the
Naches CCC Camp after a five day
visit with his Miss Jewel
Allen enjoyed part of her school
vacation in Tacoma.-Mrs. Charles
Pollard has returned from the hos
pital and is reported improving
A very successful supper was CIV
en- on August by the First Bap-
tist Church Mrs. Clara Williams
and family spent few days in
Yakima with Mrs. Williams moth
err, Mrs. Matte Taylor. Miss
Kathryn Turner spent most of her
vacation in Portland.-Mrs. Irene
Williams and family spent a few
days last week in Seattle and Ia
coma. Rev. r. e. Donaldson,
newly elected pastor of the First
Baptist Church, has done great
work toward improving the church
The church has been newly painted.