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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1929
Page
5
A fragmented vintage serial narrative follows Jack Nash and allies in a chase for hidden treasure. Lord Cheshe Armley and a Turkish capital pursuit unfold across palace intrigues. The text outlines conspiracies, disguises, and a quest culminating with the treasure’s concealment in a Bucolean palace.
Nikka leads a wary band into Tokalis camp in Stamboul to plot an ambush. They gain shelter in a hall with Gypsy elders and explore a Byzantine garden with a bull fountain as a clue to a secret passage. A tense night ends with Tokalis demanding proof of loyalty and warning of a perilous plan.
The Royal S will hold their regular meeting on Tuesday June at 8 p.m. The Young Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist church hosts a work meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. Members are asked to bring scissors and material.
An immigrant German keeper in Manhattan identifies the musical canaries among 8000 birds for sale to New York dealers. Birds are trained by German malers to sing specific tunes, with top sellers fetching up to 100 dollars. Canaries are shipped from German mountains, warehoused overseas, and allocated to wholesalers in weekly consignments.
The Sorosis club held its annual party at the J M Clegg home east of Ainsworth with a two course luncheon and antique display. Members read poems and songs by Edgar Guest, and prize awarded for best answers. Nearby gatherings included a bridge afternoon hosted by Mrs Harry Drake on Marion Avenue and a Ladies Aid program at United Presbyterian Church with plays and missionary talks.
Iver W H P Hazel Haven 10403 Drs vBe Setheile play night with Mrs Milt Denton on Tuesday evening at 7 1 10483
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