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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
Telegrama especial para La PRENSA.

WASHINGTON, Julio PEI Con-
sui en- Naco. Arizona. cOmunic6 hoy
al DepartamentO de EStado que la
plaza de NacO. Sonora. fu6 ahanGo-
NADIA aver por las fuerzas armadas
carrancistaS que la ocuparon hace
pr6ximamente una Semana. Ahora.
Naco queda bajo una autoridad ci-
vii que fuG nombrada por los carran
cistaS Y la cual sc encargara de d.
rigir los deStinos de la pOblaci6n de
acuerdo con las instrucciones del
general Plutarco Elias Gales.
La noticia de que Ia plaza de Ma
co fue abandonada por las fuerzaS
armadaS carranciStas, cause muy
buena impression en- el Department
to de Estado, pues Sc considera que
ha desaparecido todo peligro de que
el general Funston hiciera fuego So
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
Los YAQUIS ATACARON TN PUE-
Bio CERCANO A GUAYNAS
VUFLVEN A FRIRAR EN- ACTIVIDAD Los IN
DIOS Y CGNETFN ATROCIDADES EN-
SONORA

WASHINGTON. Julio 27.-Noti-
cias que Sc han recibido aver en- el
Departamento de Estado hacen Saber
que los yaquis vuelven entrar en-
aclividad. apenaS paSados algumoS
dias del en- que Sc retiraTon las
montanas. con el proposito aparente
de deiar en- paz 4 los pueblos de la
region. Una banda de estoS Nero
deadores acaba de atacar un pueblo
al norte de Guaymas. matando rs
personals, entire las ruales SegUn Sc
ha confirmado oficalmente, no ha-
bia ningun americana. Como al te-
ner conocmiento del hechO las auto
ridadeS mas inmediatas, mandaron
gente en- persecution de los bandidos,
estos. sin embargo. tuvieron el ITEM
po necesario para adelantarse Y po-
ner una embOScada a sus perseguidO-
res. No Sc dice 81 perecieron algunos
de estos.
Los indioS han rntraio IN acti-
viiad porlur han drjado lie perSe-
guirIo> las fu"rza> drl E>tado. pueS
rSlaS tuvirron que ser rconcntra-
daS Nogales para romhatir al gn-
neral plutarro Elias Gales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
La plaza de Naco, Sonora, fue
abandonada por las fuerzas
CarranclStaS
Gales suspende su avance sobre Nogales con
este motive desaparece ell peligro EN-
la Inca frOnteriza

Dre la fr0ntera meXicana, para ga
rantizar las vidas y los intereSeS de
los ciudadanos americahoS residen-
les en las pobIacioneS de Arizona.
Sc cree que Plutarc0 Elias Gales
suSpendera su avance sobre Ia pla-
"a de Nogales, pues Sc tienen infor-
mes en- el Departamento de Estado
de que Carranza ha ordenado al re-
ferldo jefe. que no ataque los may
torenistas que Sc hallan en- la refe-
rlda plaza, para evitar dificultades
con las autoridades lie los Estados
Unidos.
Sc jusza que con los hechos antes
apuntados, la situaci0n en- el Norte
del Estado de Sonora vuelve a ser
normal. Desaparecidas las causas
que motivaron la reconcentraci6n de
Pasa . Is ptgins Q, columns Z.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
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r. CRAL. HUERTA Sc DIRICIO Al EMBAJAD0R
ESPANOL EN- DEMANDA De PROTECTION
MONTERREY ESTA SIENDO ATA-
CADA POR RAUL HADERO
ASI LO MANIFESTO VILLA EN- URHMAf
QUE ENVIO PROCfDENTE De IORRfOR
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FL. pASO. Texas. Julio 21.-En un
mrnSajc Que 81 general Villa cnvId
aver de- Torrr6n Il las auiorldades
miitarrS de Ia vrcina pObacidn de-
Iuarez. 50 informa que las fuer-
zas del General Raul Madero eSian
atacand" la plaza d" Monterrey. Ca
pilaI del f.Stado de Nurvo Leon.
En- oiroS deSparhoS rrribdos por
los agrntr> ViIll-laS :" aScgura que
las furrZaS del general Jacint0 Trn-
vino rStan diSp0nlGnd0Se para eva
GUAR la iurnrInnHda capital y que
para In lrrha han "mpczado i d"S-
parhar >us hrrIIo> para las pohla-
clones IL. Victoria. MatamoroS Y
Tampiro.
VilIi,laS y raranci,iaS han cSiado
dcSdr hac" tempo rn
los airrdcdoreS dr Monterrey. ha-
hirn,lo >ufiid0' rgrandeS baiaS' 'por
amboS ladoS. En- vista dc la falta de
parlur Y de- Ia Sup"rioridad numf-.
rira del rncmigo. los rarranciStaS So
han viSto Ob!igadOS az rec0nrentrar-
- en-, la capital del EStaio. que Sc
glin 50 die" ahora. han rmprzadO q
eVacuar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
MAYTORENA COMPRO SEIS AMETRALL LLAD0RAS Y
I'm MILLION De CARTUCHOS
Cerca de Nogae Sonora estan epenados encarza
da lucha fuerzas carrancistasy maytorenistas

las 6rdanes del gobernador MaytO-
rrna Y Sc dice que vendra a la II
nea frontcriza solo en- case muy ne
rpsario. De HprmoSillo. el general
Urbaleio podra movilizarse rapida-
mente hacia el puerto de Guaymas,
si aSi Sc hace precise. en casO de
que los carrancistaS de Iturbe Sc
aproximan al mencionado puerto
con el prop6Sito de atacarlo. sabe-
dores dc que carece de fuerto guar
nici6n.
NOticiaS que Sc tienen aqui. dicen
Pssa Ia ptgi1s 5, cOlumas 4.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
Siguen trabajando para eliminar a
Carranza de la jefatura de
Ia revolucion
Ell Lie. Diaz Lombardo y el general Felipe An
geles son los que mas activamente labo-
ran con ese proposito

tienc Y gu" no lul"re entregar 4
nInguna costa.
Madero y MaSrarrha trataran de
ronquiSIarSc varioS jefeS carran-
cislaS que oprran on Sonora Y los
iefe> poitiroS de los Districts Nor
te Y sur de Ia Baia California.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
In bailc en- honor dr Trrvilo.

ANorhe 80 rrrrIu6 IN Nurvo Lare-
,o I'm grau bale que fur or-anizat'
por lbs oririaIr> rarranrjetaS ~ no.
nor drI general Jarin'" rr"vi1o H.
III EStado Mayor.
- iirrnn gu>to JOS 'arranrlSta>.
No - aror,IaTou on rS" momrnt3 IL
dur 81 pals rsJi ro GUERRA y rue
Irhru d,. ponrr toio io que eSt,' 'ir
<u parl~ para a1iyiar la tri~l"S con
,iiriunrS IN dur - -ncUrntra IN rr-
pdhIira.
Furron <u>pendida> las riccucioneS.
Los tres hombrr> lur furron SON
tenciaioS a IA pena. d" muertr: uno
por hahrr 1uitado Ia vida a una mu-
irr Y InS osrnS dos por r>tar irS-
truy"ndo e., a-amhrado 4" la> Trim
rhrra>. No rurrnn rjrrutaio>, ."bi-
do 4 Ia ma-nanimiiad i, Jarin'o
Trrviho.
Les rerarjdo< >-ntanriado~ fueron
uevados al mgar de>tinado para IA
eieruci6n ' cuando Va estaba for
-naGn - .,,aaro nara fUSilarSrlpS Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-28
IpRODICE GRAN EXCIr,CON UNA NOTICA EN- Ell. P,sO TIE

rNardn ha auSaio rntre los mrXicanoS RESIDENCES
iSna> ruiad Ia nora ha h"cho plbira
que cencado Aanu" aIeIo. 81 general Felipe
Eduardo Turbe in dSpueStOS ce"r los Est
adn> n,lo dos purt control d" "rrorarrl de Trhuante
pUbIro hay "suriad"s d"
Fundamental. 6nramutr alu hay rXriarin
Ia Ia mp"rianca de IA notica
FL Envado Especial.
V DFIGADO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-19
Los radicales a tiros con la policia
en- Barcelona

FL gobernaGor INFERNO de BARGE
Iona ~telegrafio al MiniStro de Ia
Gobernaci0n. senior Sanchez Guerra,
comunicandole que un mitin que Sc
ccIebraba Ell Ia Gale de Roger Flor
Y que fue organizado por elementos
radicales. termin6 de n vio-
lenta, habiendo resultado cerca de
cuarenta personals heridas 4 causa
de los tiros que Sc dispararon.
e. mitin tenia por objeto protes-
tar contra Ia actitud del gobierno
con motive de las fiestas politicas.
Al hacer uso de Il palabra ell di-
nula;l0 provincial. senior Guerra del
Rio Y referirse 4 In intervention de
ESpana en- favor de los aliados de
Il Triple Entente, cl delegado de
Ia Autoridad, que estaba ~presente,
rrSoIyi6 S~uSprndrr 81 mliin. baSando
Sc en- las instrucciones ~recibidas del
"obierno.
I Los con~currentes al mitin quisie-
ron intimidar al Representative de Ia
autoridad, promoviendo I'M gran es-
candalo : este Sc VIC precisado 4
lamar en- eu auxiIio a Ia policia. Al
1ratar los acantes De Ia policia, pene-
rcar al salon. los oncurrentes a!
mitin cerraron las puertas y a
las m para contestar una des-
carga que Sc escuch6 Y que alarm6
.randementr al pueblo. La no!!cia,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-19
Ia VIDA PCLITICA EN- ESPANA

LA VIDA PCLiTlCA EN- ESPANA
MADRID. .Agosto l5.-El Primer
Mi:tistro, scEor Date. e e]Ecuentra
en- SantanGer. Fue I aquella ciudad,
atendiendo Il IN llamado del Rey,
quien Sc haIla pasando una tempo
rada lie d~ezcanso en- aQuel puerto del
A..IinGico. f. >rH"r nato Iiry6 con-
sligo TODD 81 desoacho ordinario de
los Ministcrios, que Sc encontraba
nendiente de firma. para que los lc-
galice 5. ". D. Alfonso o 81 real
iirma.
FL Rey ordeno que lie fuera pre-
parade al senior Dajo II de los me-
jores departamentos Gel Palacio de
IA Magda!ena. para que resida ALI
Fl Jefe del Gabinetc durante su es-
amelia rn S&utami"r.
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Lie. Ni.RDND.
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PuSa a Ia "a. Col. 81.
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PaSa y In Pag IN. Col. "a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-19
Denuncias contra ~varios oradores
radicales

L! Fiscal de S. NJ. ha presentado
ante los Tribunales de Justicia, cua-
tro d~enuncias contra tantos otros
oradores que tomarOn participlo en-
los ultimoS ritins celebrates en-
esta ciudad Y Ell los cualeS pronun-
ciaron discusses que ell citado Fiscal
considera que c~omprometen Ia paz
del Estado.
Los mitins -eferidos fueron Orga-
nizados Dor los elementos radicales,
que continuan abiertamente en- pug
ma con ell gobicrno, por su Politlca
de extricta neutralidad en- IA guer-;
ri
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-19
Once mil damas espanolas aprue-
ban la politica de Dato

FL Presidente del Consejo de Mi
n~istroS. senior Eduardo Dato, IN reci-
dido un eytenso mensaje suscritO por
once mil damas e~spaHOlas, que 10
saiudan Y le cXpreSan ST. decidida
adhesion por ell martenimiento de Ia
neutralidad dc Espaha en- ell actual
tremendo conflictO europeo.
Dicen las damas que la actitud del
senior Dato Ia evitado que Espana
vaya 4 Ia guerra, cor 10 que sufriria
tremendos estragOs el pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-19
Los mauristas dicen que es desas.
troza la poIitica del Gobierno

FL directorio provisional barcelo-
mes de los mauristas ACADIA de publ
car en- los principles peri6dicos de
Catalina una critica minuciosa de
la political desarrollada por cl 60
bierno. calificandola de desastroza
Y merecedora de la desaprobaci6n
de TODD el pueblo. en- estos graves
momentoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-19
NOTICIAS DE ESPANA

al fin. logo iorzar las pucrtas J
~arroj0 del salon Il todos los concu-
rrenteS.
I! Presidente del mitin y treinta
y nueye personals mas. fueron heri-
das. Fl Inspector de p%olicia estuvo
I punto dc ser tamb!cn herido, pues
ct carruaje que ocupaba Tue atra-
vesado por yarios proycctilc$.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24

Scores of poor little Tacoma
children who have never had a
real Christmas will wake up to-
morrow morning to the happiest
day of their lives.
For their Christmas stockings
will be full to the brim.
They will dig down with their
little hands and pull out dolls,
engines, jumping-jacks and all
the other toys, candies and good
les which old Santa, after his
climb down the chimney, has
brought them.
There will be few empty stock
ings in Tacoma tomorrow, If there
are any.
Tacoma's volunteer Santas, 81
Of them, have been on the job.
II you don't believe it take a
look today at the rooms of the
Associated Charities on Com
merce street, where Mrs. Mary
Macready presides as general
manager for Santa Claus.
Dolls, candies, toys, good
things to eat and to wear, are
piled high until you can hardly
move. Santa was busy all day
delivering his parcels of happi-
ness.
And here's another secret
The real old people of Tacoma,
as well as the children, are not
going to be overlooked by Santa
this Christmas. Twenty bas-
kets full Of Christmas dainties,
with warm, comfy slippers and
other things that old folks like,
have been packed in baskets for
the poor gray-haired couples who
are nearing the end OF the road.
Two of these old folks are near
deaths door today, and Saint
Nick hopes to make their last
Christmas the best one they ever
have had.
Then, in addition to all this,
the Christmas larders of so fami-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
CHRISTMAS
CHEER IN
TRENCHES

BERLIN, Dec. 24.-Millions OF
tiny Christmas trees, with lighted
candles, will cast a ribbon of
light atop the German trenches
tonight.
Millions of packages, sent to
the troops, bore tiny branches
from every green tree, each with
a candle small enough to go
through the mails.
1t won't be much like the usual
"weihnachtsabend" for the SOL
diers, immured in snowy trenches,
but the packages bear the good
cheer and well wishes of the faith
erland. Socks, knitted by loving
hands; dainties cooked as only a
German frau can cook them,
messages from the home folks
all these are destined to be at
least a reminder of other happier
days.
Out above the ribbon of light,
too, will float on many fronts the
strains of the Christmas tree
song from thousands of throats--.
70 Tannenbaum, o Tannen-
baum
In the homes of Germany,
Christmas will be a big celebra-
ton, though not untinged with a
sadness for men who have perish
ed In the months of war.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
EMPTY STOCKINGS
TO BE BRIM FULL

lies are being replenished with all
the things that make up a Christ
mas dinner.
The Times Empty Stocking
club has enjoyed being Santa
Claus and wishes everyone a
Merry Christmas.
Here are some more of the
volunteer Santas.
Mrs. Toneson, Mrs. Therts, Miss
Olson, Mrs. Jackson, Friend
Smith, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Pletz,
Mrs. Oaf, Mrs. Linn, Mrs. Gouyea.
Mr.. Schriner, Miss Anna Chides-
ter, Mrs. E. c. Wheeler, Minnie
K. Joy, Mrs. E. l.. Cloud, James
Matthews, Miss Ross, Mrs. Pur-
ington, Mrs. e. B. Rhodes, Mamie
Fredlund, Eleanor Fredlund, Miss
Peterson, Mrs. Webster, Mrs.
Bronson.
Mrs. P. S. Savidge, Mrs. C. A.
Racque, Mrs. Wolfaid, Mrs. Nor
rison, Herbert Little, Miss
Roontz, Mrs. Pollard, Mrs. Chas.
Peterson, Miss B. j. Rogers, Mrs.
G. c. Dufea, Opal Canes, Mrs.
Walker, Mrs. Hewitt, James
Weed, jr., Mrs. r. ID. Pinkerton,
Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Muckler, Miss
Youker, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ken
rick, Mr.. Williams, Mrs. Foultz,
Mrs. Redington, w. c. Davis.
Dorothy Coye, Good Works
club, Mrs. Purington, Mrs. C. n.
Bowers, Mrs. Bergerson, Mrs. G.
II. Thompson. Mrs. ]. Clemens,
Julia Vawter, Dick Dempsey, Mrs.
Van Valvah, Mrs. Burmeister,
Miss Burne, Mrs. Shaw, Miss
Nelson, Mrs. Appleby, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Upton Nelson.
Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. Milford,
Mrs. Gortan, Mrs. Grant Hicks,
Mrs. w. o Chapman, Mrs. Rom
ley, Miss Mollett, Miss Harris,
Mrs. A. T. Collier. Mrs. ID. A.
Worden, Miss Helen NJ. Rolf, Mrs.
Thomas, NJ. M. Dodge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
TRUMPS ACE OF
SPADES: DIES

DAWSON, Y. T., Dec. 30. -.
Via Ashcroft, B. c., Dec. 24.--
Levi Vaughn Fogler trumpea
the ace of spades in a solo game
in the Moose club, leaned back In
his chair to laugh at the discom-
future of his friend, Jerry Doody,
who was playing a solo in hearts,
and then quietly died in his chair.
1t was Lewis only trump and in
capturing the ace of spades,
which among the more supersti-
tious card players is known as
the death card, he defeated Jer-
rvs solo.
A general laugh from players
and spectators followed.
When another player remind
ed Levi that it was his turn to
lead, his spirit had fled from his
body.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES.


ORDINANCE NO. 6292.-An ordi-
nance to create the License De-
partment in the Department of
Public Safety: to prescribe the
duties and authority of the License
Inspector; to provide for licensing,
taxing and regulating certain per-
sons, occupations and amusements
in the City of Tacoma: to provide
penalty for the violation hereof;
and to repeal Ordinances Nos. 2122,
2276, 1858, 1928. 1893, 4741, 4742,
1888. 4S4i, 5020, 50IS, 5191, 5206 and
1915.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE CITY
OF TACOMA:
Section J.. That there is hereby
created License Department in
the Department of Public Safety. of
which department the License In
spector shall be the head. with such
powers and duties. in addition to
those prescribed by the City Char
ter. as may be hereinafter set forth.
Section 2. 1t shall be the duty of
the License Inspector to make a
monthly report to the Council of all
busineSs transacted by him: to see
that the provisions of this ordi-
nance and of all other ordinances
in regard to licenses where a fee Is
required, are compiled with: and
to prosecute all offenders against
this and other license ordinances in
the proper court.
Section 9. Every person or cor
poration hereinafter specified who
operating any device vehicle or
thing herein specified, and every
person or corporation engaged in
any business, calling, trade. or pro-
fession herein specified, shall pro-
cure a license therefor from the
City Of Tacoma and pay therefor
the fees or taxes hereinafter pre-
scribed; Provided, that all licenses
heretofore issued and now unex-
pired shall continue In force until
their expiration by limitation under
the terms, conditions and penalties
provided for by the ordinances I'M
der which they were issued.
ADVERTISING BY BILL BOARDS,
ETC.
Section 4. The license fee or tax
for engaging in the business OF adj
vertising the business OF 9th ers by
means of billboards, stcreopticons,
moving pictures, and the distribu-
ton of printed matter shall be as
follows:
First Class: For the business of
maintaining bili-boards and there
on painting, posting. sticking,
stamping. lacking or otherwise af-
fixing or exhibiting advertising
matter. with the right. also, to EN-
ploy stereopticon and moving pic
lures and TO distribute printed adj
vertising matter five hundred dol
lars $4,000 per year.
Second Class: For the business
of posting advertisements In or
upon cars, street cars. cabs and
other vehicles operated for hire,
one hundred dollars N1oo) per
year.
Third Glass: For the business of
advertising by means OF stereopti-
cons or moving pictures, or both,
located on the tops OF buildings or
in other public places. nifty dollars
$500 per year, payable quarterly.
Fourth Class: For the business
OF distributing printed advertising
matter, twenty-five dollars ts25.)I
per year.
section s. No frame billboard
hereafter constructed or maintained
on any property IN said City ehali
ana he lower f~o fest 81 each
frame shall be open and uncovered.
Every billboard shall be construct
"a and uaintained IN Z pcltd and
manuer % that there
shall BE- NJ danger Of - Sailing o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
Gets Note From
Wilson's Bride

Miss Pauline Scott, 32O2 So.
Gunnison st, celebrated her 18th
birthday on the same day that
Mrs. Calf became Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson. She wrote a letter con-
graduating the new Mrs. Wilson
and was agreeably surprised to-
day with the following letter from
the then Mrs. Calls secretary:
My dear Little Girl: Mrs.
Gait is SO very busy just now that
she cannot answer your letter
much as she would like to. She
has asked me to tell you how
much she appreciated your con-
Rratnlaticns. With her many
thanks. believe me.
yours very truly,
EDITH BENHAM,
Secretary"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
PEN|TENTIARY
FOR PATROLMAN

SEATTLE, Dec. 24.-Former
Patrolman Paul r. Schuman, con-
victed of accepting the earnings
of unfortunate women and SEN
fenced to serve six months in the
penitentiary, must go to prison,
according to a ruling yesterday
of the supreme court.
A review of the case by the
states highest tribunal resulted
in an affirmation of the sentence
pronounced by Judge Smith. I'm.
less a petition for a rehearing
of the case is granted, the patrol
man must leave for the peni.eu-
tiary within a short time. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
ROTARY WIVES
SHOP AND LUNCH

About 40 women, wives Of
members Of the Tacoma Rotary
club, attended a shopping lunch
con yesterday at the Tacoma ho-
tel. Each member was asked to
give her business and say wheth-
er she was married or not, and IL
not, why? After presents were
distributed among the women,
they departed for various stores
to complete their shopping.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
WAY TO
Save WALLET

The presence of mind of N. O.
Cruver, 1902 South E street, VIII ,
held his wallet, containing a good
sum of money, in his hand while
he obeyed the command of high
wayman to hold 'em up last
night, saved him from the loss
of his roll"
The bandit searched Crnver,
taking his gold watch, but did not
notice the purse in his victim S
hand.
Cruver was walking with R.
w. Anderson, 1853 e street, at
18th and E, when the hold-up oc-
Cured. Anderson was relieved
of 1915 and a watch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
PUYALLUP COPPERS
PLAY SANTA CLAUS

PUYALLUP, Dec. 24.-Mar-
shall Olson and his squad of trusty
coppers will play Santa Claus to-
night. While the good residents
of the valley are singing carols
or filling the stockings over the
fireplace, the Puyallup police
men will fill their sacks and
visit the homes of families which
might have been missed by Santa
Claus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
BERNHARDT
SENDS u. S.
GREETINGS

ANDERNES, France, Dec. "a.
Though Sarah Bernhard is re-
ported seriously i'll, she personal
ly assured the United Press today
that she is recovering. She asked
that Christmas greetings be con-
veyed to her American friends.
AS her doctor is unwilling to
let her go to America, the trip
has been postponed temporarily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
MEANY TO TALK
OF JEFFERSON

In his Makers of the Nation"
course at the state university,
Prof. Edmund s. Meany will give
talk on Thomas jefferson next
Tuesday night before the Bust
ness Girls club at the Y. w. C.
A. rooms. This is the fourth of
a series of lectures on prominent
Americans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
Three Die
In Blast

BONNEVILLE, Cal, Dec. "a.
Three are dead and five are
near death at Branty>City today
as the result of an explosion OF
10000 rounds of dynamite. The
dynamite was exploded to clear q
big bank of earth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
FINDS HAY IS ONLY
IMPCRITY IN CIGARETS

|: URBANA, ILL.,, Dec. "a
. Practically the only impur-
/. ity found in cigarets is hay,
. according to DR.. Beal of the
/: University of Illinois, who
/: has just completed an ex-
/: haustive analysis of leading
. brands.
/. The use of alfalfa and
: straw, said DR.. Beal, appears
I: to be on the decline. Dr..
. Beal found in cigarets hyd-
9 rogen sulphine, pyridine,
: carbon dioxide, ammonia
!: and nicotine, but in such
8 small quantities as to be
, practically non-injurious.
B o O @ O o o @ o @ o @ o Q o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24
DENIES SUPPLY STORY

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. "a.
The British embassy denied to-
day that England had stopped
German-bound Red Cross sup
plies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24

excess of four. and distance 80
For children under the age OF
eight years In company Of an adult,
no charge shall be made.
For children between the ages Of
eight and fourteen years, In COM
pauy OF an adult, half rates shall
be charged.
amy passenger for ordinary hand