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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-16
Francis scott hey Memorials.

On September 18th. laI4. tha State
lamp Of Maryland Patriotic order
Sons Of America unveiled granite
monOlith on Sorth Point Battle Field.
IN mark that historic SPOT On June
18th. 1911. the same organization
dedicated beautiful monument on
The farm Of Peter Baumgardner. near
keysyiile. tbs county, tie birthplace
IF Francis Scott Key. On Saturday
last. June nth. II completed the work
begun more than two years ago. by
unwilling a tablet and erecting a flag
stan of steel. g feet high. n Keys
Vile. on ground donated y Francis
Scott Key. IN 1928. for Church and
School purposes The tablet liz on
the lawn in front Of the Reformed
church, and he flag staff IN front of
the school. The flag fioated last Sat
nrday measures eight BY fifteen feet
Although the day was Indictment. with
occasional showers. large crowd was
In attendance. and the following In
teresting program was rendered. at
the school house: Patriotic Medley.
Taneytown land: presentation OF
flag and gtafT. by William J. Carter.
State Treasurer. 7. o. s. Of 4. rails
Ing of flag ~ school children. as
audience sang the Star spangled
Banner" 7. q s Of A. Tag saiute
Hail, Flag Of the Free" acceptance
Of flag and staff. Victor Neybright.
recitation. Song OF Our Flag Cath
crime Stull exercise, Our Flag" six
pupils OF Keyayille school. At the
tablet-Muale b. band. presentation
Of tablet, BY Preston b. Englar. state
incorporation. =. o. s. OF :. accept
anee OF tablet for the church. Rev.
Guy p Bready. pastor. ~ the church
Music by band Invocation. Rev. NJ
H. Valentine. d D.. of Gettysburg,
Pa. singing. America; address, The
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-06-16

a pale, unsteady look. asked him
effecting his health. Yes. | believe
II does affect me-" he replied. Il run
a hundred miles each day and feel as
If couldn't hold out much longer
inside Of ten days the news came of
his unexpected death Wnz 1t caused
b. the nervous strain OF cigarettes? ?"
After the speedy automobile. will
The craze for speed continue until the
aeroplane Is brought Into common
uHe2
On MAY 18th. Victor Carlatfom, in u
Gurtiss aeranlane. made 4 trip with
out stop or miahap from New York to
Washington II fa7 minutes. nr at the
rate OF almost L miles 4 minute for
The whole distance The machine car
Red heavy load Of newspapers To
show the practical worth Of the aero
plane as a carrier OF mail
by ] ! ZEpp, MelHose. Nd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
Religious Awakening Will Arouse
Whole World, Says English Bishop

But do not think this revival
has not touched the soldiers, too.
They furnish more proof Of its
swelling strength.
"Never before have so
many soldiers offered them
selves for confirmation.
1.-THE anxieties of the war and
the compulsion which has come to
uS all there to be up and doing in
mutual service have brought us
together in way which seemed
hopeless two years ago.
I'VE have gone through
many periods of spiritual re-
vivai, but this awakening is,
i think, to be fare more
sweeping and more lasting.
las preceding experiences have
shown, 1t takes ten years, fifteen
years. perhaps, for the new re-
ligious currents to swell to their
full volume.
but while the great movement
toward religion developing under
our eyes today Is perhaps slow, 1t
is none the less unmistakable in
trend, and vast in Its signifi-
cancel"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
SEWER IS
PROTESTED

Because of a concerted remon-
STRANGE to tho proposed sos, 700
sewer system proposed by the city
for Section SO, in the West End,
municipal authorities were MAX
ing>plans Thursday for a new So
luton of the sewage problem.
There are no sewers in Is
square blocks of this section. The
city had proposed to place sewers
In 175 squares. The owners are
protesting, however, and will have
hearing at the city hall Monday,
when they will probably force the
city to give up the idea.
The new plan will be for a
trunk sewer along Monroe street
from Sixth av. to North 31st st.
This will cost over $4,000. Own
ers of property in Section SO.
through which the trunk will
pass, will be permitted at any
future time to build laterals to
this main sewer.
Commissioner Atkins, who has
the plans in charge. favors the
latter idea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
MISS BOMB
10 MINUTES

Omitted rrrss Icnsed wire.l
OAKLAND, Nov. 0.-lSut
ten, minutes stood between
the discovery of q bomb in
front OF the office of the
Fsywa,J Journal this morn
Ing end tho time set for the
explosion of the instrument
of destruction and for sew
erai minutes the lies OF Of
ficials were In iecpa; ,ly.
The bomb, similar in all re-
spects to the cae that caused
death and destruction during he
San Francisco preparedness pa
rade, is now in the office of Sher-
IF Frank Barnet and a county
wide search is being made for the
dyna miters.
Officials in surrounding coun-
ties have also been notified aud
are lending their efforts to APP
prehend the bombists.
William Rose, arrested near the
office of the Hayward Journal, is
In the county jail, but the Of
ficials are not sure that he had
anything to do with the placing
of the bomb. He maintains his
innocence.
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pus.Is lhTs's
PAGE FIVE

sons. and interrupted with quesp
tions that showed they were
there to learn.
What makes my baby hfo
cough?"
Are two eggs too much for 3
baby?"
rs mutton broth nourishing?"
Cant | let my baby decide cor
itself how much aud what Il
shall eat?"
Nearly every other class in the
night school was gone. and the
ianitor was waiting to turn out
the lights. before the students
were willing to go home.
The class was established by
the Tacoma schools, at the re-
quest of the Child Study clubs.
OF which Mrs. Elwell r.. Hoyt is
chairman.
The Child Study c,r''- 80
department of the Mothers Con-
gress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
DASH POINT.
is EXCITED.

The presidential race has moth
ing on the contest that is raging
at Dash Point for the office of
justice of the peace.
The count canyassing board
may have to be the court of last
appeal in settling the controversy
Thirty-three votes were cast
for Justice OF the peace in the
Dash Point precinct.
or these, j. b. Churchill, re-
publican mayor of the town, ran
off with 16.
X. p. Milne, typograhist, DEM
ocrat, was given Is. But
All the votes Milne got were
from voters who wrote his name
in on the ballot.
Two of these votes were
thrown out by the election judges
because the voters didn't put a
cross after his name after they
had written il in.
Milne is claiming the election.
The auditors office Is incline
to the opinion that Milne is right.
but will leave II TO the canvassing
board to decide.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09

Already in Jail on a police
charge of carrying concealed
weapons, II. l.. Crawford, a Ia
coma railroad switchman, faced
second charge Thursday morn
ing, when Mrs. Eva ]. Crawford.
who is suing him for divorce, ac-
cused him of threatening her life.
Crawford's bail is set at $500.
The Crawfords separated re-
Gently, the switchman turning
over to his wife a small grocery
at 701 e ST., which they owned
jointly.
Wednesday night Mrs. Craw-
ford was riding in an automobile
with a woman friend when her
husband, wearing a mask over
his face and carrying revolver
in his hand. jumped on the run
ming board, she charges. AS soon
as Crawford saw who was with
his wife, he jumped off. Police
arrested him later.
The husband told Detectiv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09

HAS the world war start
ed vast religious revival?
At any rate a great Christian
awakening is said to he In
progress in the heart of the
war-wOrn countries. A FAM
Gus divine, direct from Eng
land, gives the following in
terview to The Times to
prove the revival is an im-
portant contemporary fact in
the worlds history.-ED.
ITOR.)
BY X. w. PAYNE
tNewspnper Enterprise AssOciation.)
ST. LOUIS, Mon, Nov. 8. -
I'VE are facing the dawn of a
great spiritual awakening slim
ulated by the war-a deepening
and quickening of the religious
life of man which, / believe, will
be worldwide in its scope! Evil
dences of this are already notably
apparent in England"
This is the word brought to
America from England by the Rt.
Rev. Huyshe w. Yeatmann-Biggs,
bishop of Worcester.
The bishop was a delegate from
the Church of England to the re-
cent Episcopal convention here,
and as one of the leading Episco-
pal clergymen in England is in
close touch with religious devel-
Opments there.
I'VE see symptoms of the re-
vival on every hand in England"
said the bishop.
Many Go to Retreats
For example, enormous mum.
bers of persons have gone into re-
treats this year.
Retreats are periods of prayer
meditation and self-examinatior
lasting from three to five days
During this time the person:
maintain silence except for par
ticipation in religious services.
Here l had proof that thii
quickening of the religious emo
tion into an actually religious lif,
cxemplified by deeds extends II
all classes of men.
I'VE had men of all ranks.
Side by side, were coal min
ers and wealthy gentry, doc
tors and trades people!
"The men in khaki represen
the only class that was absent
and this was simply because mill
tary duties prevented.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
ONE YEAR
FOR WOMAN

Because she fired a shot
through the wall into the room
of Walter Scott in a rooming
house at 18th and ID Oct. 81, Mil
dred Smith, colored, was sem
fenced to year in the county jail
by Judge Card Thursday after
she had pleaded guilty to third
degree assault.
Mildred claimed she had given
the man money with which to
get her a liquor permit and that
he never got her the booze or
gave her the money back.
She declared she fired the shot
Just to scare him.
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What Makes Babies Hiccough?
Here's Your Chance to Learn

A class in the public schools
which teachers mothers how TO
feed and care for babies. keep
house, make. both ends meet, and
solve other problems OF mother
hood,
That is the very newest of all
the new ideas that are revolt
tionizing education so that those
OF us who knew it a few years
ago can hardly recognize 1t nov.
And Tacoma is the first city
to put IL into effect.
Glasses are held every Wednes-
day night at Stadium and Lin
coin Park high schools.
Not only mothers. but unmar-
ried girls. and in one ease IA faith
er, have attended.
I'm going to be married soon,"
explained one of the girls, shyly.
Many Subjects.
my wife and | have shared
most everything" said the faith
er, I'D like to share this with
her"
Experts demonstrate the best
and most economical ways of
serving food, furnishing homes.
keeping the family budget, IN
swering children's questions, and
many other things.
Last nights class at the sta
dunn listened to a lecture by Or.
r. s. Miles. baby specialist, en-
breast feeding VS.. artificial feed
ing.
Breast feeding Is best. because
II is natural" he told them. Any
thing we can make up artificiallv
is makeshift, Children fed on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
& Congestion On
Municipal Line

An increasing traffic over the
municipal tideflats street car line
caused several requests at the city
hall this week for additional
storage space at the east end Of
the line for cars. The rush oc-
ours during late afternoon, when
workmen are on their way home.
The city will probably extend the
double track terminus sufficient
ly to accommodate two more cars,
according to Commissioner At
kins. At present four cars can
be stored on the switches.
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tNewspaper Enterprise Association)
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 3
Jewell Clark, Richmond, Mo-,
merchant, is fighting to win back
for his bride, child born to he-,
but of which he is not the father.
Little Waneta Penny, born out
OF Wedlock, IS the center of a
battle in court between Clark,
who wants TO be father of his
wife's daughter, and Robert F..
and Mrs. Murray, an elderly coll
pie of Holden, Mo-, who claim the
child as their legitimately adopt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
N eW Route For
Cars Next Week

South Tacoma, Spanaway and
Old Puyallup cars will be using
the new route of jefferson ave.
and the Tacoma ave. fill early
next week, according to announce
ment Thursday of Commissioner
Atkins of the public works de-
partment. Reconstruction of
streets at both ends of the Ia
coma avenue I'LL has delayed the
work of re-routing the cars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
Drove On Lawn;
Five Are Jailed

Because they persisted in driv-
ing over a citizens lawn instead
OF going around the block at
4Sth and Pacific, where a build
ing which is being moved from
Bismarck blocks the entire road
way, four motorists and a team
ster were arrested Wednesday
night by the police. They were
]. G. Hoffman, Dewey Lockwood,
Joe Warter, 7. +. Hoops and VIM.
Howe. Police had posted signs
demanding that all traffic go
around the block.
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mothers milk are more Immune
to disease than others.
How To Wean Baby.

to disease than others
How To Wean Baby.
Then he told them when and
how to wean the baby.
THE average American moth
en-" he said, cannot nurse her
child as long as the foreign moth
er."
Before the women's eyes he
mixed the proper amounts OF
milk. water and sugar FOR a days
feeding of a baby of four months.
weighing % pounds. and nurse
divided IL into bottles of the pro-
per kind and size and showed how
IL should be kept.
He went still further into le-
tail.
Hold the bottle in your own
hand until the baby has taken the
last drop" he insisted.
IF you lay 1t down, more of
the milk will go down the outside
OF the baby's neck than the tn
side: or the bottle will tip so the
milk doesn't reach the baby's
mouth and he swallows lot of
air. and gets collie; or he will lose
the nipple and go wallowing
around hunting for it unity he is
all worked up"
About HiccOughs.
He told them how % lay the
baby down Immediately after
feeding. 1.-THE wrong position at
this time is likely to result In
collie" he warned them.
So one detail after another was
explained, while the women list
ened as few pupils listen to les
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
JEALOUS TACOMA HUBBY
FACES WIFE'S CHARGES

Capt. Smith Thursday that he
had believed his wife was riding
with another man, and that he
had intended to brighten the man
sufficiently to make him cease
paying attentions to Mrs. Craw-
ford. He said that he had no in
tention of shooting anyone.
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Waneta.
Clark did not threaten suit for
divorce, but offered a reward for
information about the child. He
and his wife went from city to
city looking for the baby.
They finally found the child at
the Murray home in Holden. The
elderly couple refused to accept an
offer of payment for caring for
the child and refused TO give up
the little girl. Clark started
habeas corpus proceedings,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
ELEVATOR
BOY LEADS

George p. Chapman, elevator
boy at the county court house,
newly elected constable of Taco
ma precinct, leads the entire
county ticket in the city, accord
ing to complete unofficial re-
turns.
Chapman has a two-to-one lead
over his opponent, j. G. Horne,
democrat.
All the county officers are
handing 1t to George.
He conducted a lively cam
paign while going up and down
in the elevator.
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GAINS In MINI.

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
ST. PAUL, Nov. 9.-Returns
from 40 precincts in Beltrami
county, leaving 81 still missing,
give Wilson 1,222; Hughes, Oil.
This Is one of the far north coun-
ties that the Wilson men have
been depending on.
Clay county complete, Hughes.
1,549; Wilson, 1,721. The last
five precincts added ten net to
Wilson. Thirteen of the IA miss
ing percincts Of Polk county add
ed SO to Wilson's lead. 4
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Omitted Press Leased wire.)

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Repub-
lican headquarters expects posi-
lively and finally to announce the
election of Gov. Hughes to the
presidency, possibly within an
hour, Chairman Wilcox formally
stated just before o'clock.
This announcement may come
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ed daughter.
This is the story, according to
papers filed in the case:
Florence Penny became the
mother of Waneta last February
and when the father of the child
disappeared she placed the baby
with the Children's Home society.
The baby was adopted by the Muir
rays. Then Florence Penny mar
ried Clark. Moved by mother
love, she confessed to her hus-
band that she was the mother of
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Omitted Press Leased wire.)

'shhFu t-EfHs ss'ustu "bt.b
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-The
British steamer Arabia was tor
pedoed without warming. Vice
Consul Westicott. Londons cabled
the state department today. Two
engineers are missing. All the
passengers were saved.
The text of the dispatches fol-
low:
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RETREAT

Quilted Press tcnsed wIre.p
LONDON, Nov. 9.-The Bull
garians are retiring along the
whole Dobrudja front. wireless
dispatches from Bucharest said
this afternoon.
The retroating forces are burn
ing villages through which they
are falling back.
Before retiring from Birsoya
the Bulgars burned the town.
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NM. GOING WILSON

,united Press Leased w:reb
SILVER CITY, " M, Nv. g
Ottero county, another border
county, with one small precinct
missing, gives Wilson 1928;
Hughes, Sal.
Grant county, on the border,
23 precincts out of 80, gives Will
son a majority OF 1863. The dem
ocratic county chairman claims
Wilson's plurality in the county
will reach 400.
Colfax county, with five pre-
cincts to hear from, gives Hughes
1920; Wilson, LISA.
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BETTER NOT TO RUSH 1T
WILLIE, IS OUR ADVICE

within the hour" said Wilcox.
However, 1t is entirely posi-
BILE 1t may be delayed until
around midnight. The situation
looks more and more favorable
for Mr.. Hughes. / feel certain
both California and Minnesota
will be added to the Hughes col
umn."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
NO WARNING To
Liner ARABIA

THE British steamer Arabia
from India. torpedoed without
warning Nov. 6, Mediterranean.
All passengers rescued. Two en-
gineers missing. Norwegian
steamer Refine sunk. British
steamer Seatoni sunk Nov. /, part
crew rescued by British steamer.
Danish steamer Sif sunk by Ger
man submarine 9th. Crew
saved"
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SENTENCED FOR LARCENY

Nick Luna and r. Hernandes
each were sentenced to one and
one half to Is years in the peni-
Tertiary by Judge Card Thursday.
after they had pleaded guilty to
grand larceny.
1t was alleged they stole SIS
and four watches Nov. 4.
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DUE
FROM S. A.

VUhIIed Frcks IenseU WIrC.I
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. o.
Large importations of wheat
from Argentine are coming
through Galveston, according to
reliable information here.
The first full cargo from the
Platte is scheduled to arrive with
in a few days, with several other
steamers to follow Immediately.
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c.O.P.PaperSays
Fight Is Wilson's


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8. =
The Philadelphia North Ameri-
can, one of the strongest repub-
lican papers in the state, posted
bulletin this afternoon conced-
Ing the election of President Will
son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
SURE OF WILSON

(United Press Leased wire.)
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 8.
The Evening Ledger, strong
Hughes supporter, issued extras
this afternoon conceding the re-
election OF President Wilson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09

PARIS, Nov. 9.-Minister Of
Finance Ribot announced in the
Chamber Of Commerce today that
$2,270, 100000 had been sub
seribed to the last loan. OF this,
more than SO per cent Is new
money.
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N. H. LEAD 100

Omitted Press Leased Wire.D
ASBURY PARK, N. j.. Nov. 8.
Senator Hollis of New Hamp-
shire wired President Wilson
this afternoon that Wilson's bed
rock plurality" in that state will
be 100.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
W. VIRGINIA
CONCEDED

UNITED Press Ucnsed WIreD
WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. O.
Democratic State Chairman Cla-
yer comedies West Virginia to
Hughes by $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-11-09
Confirm Death
Of Prince Henry

BERLIN, via Sayville, Nov. 8.
Confirmation of the reported
death on the battle field OF Prince
Henry of Bavaria, has been re-
ceived at the war office, It was
announced today.
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MISS HARTMAN Is ENGAGED, SAYS RUmoR

Newspaper Enterprise Assoeiation)
Miss Ethel Hartman, shown
here with her mother, Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman, will, ii is ru-
mored, announce her engagement
soon to one of the biggest of
American millionaires, with
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LEGAL NOTICES

LOCAL Improvement District No.
763.-Notlee is hereby given that
In pursuance of Ordinance No. ay2a
Of the city of Tacoma. roll has
been placed in my hands for the
collection of the 4th annual In
stallment of the assessment levied
for grading South cath Street frouD
Yakima Avenue to Mckinley Ave-
nue., to the established grade with .
roadway. thirty t30) feet in width
and parking spaces on each side
thereof twelve and five-tenths
U2.6 feet in width from Yakima
Avenue to ID" Street and road
way forty (40) feet In width and
parking spaces on each side there
of fifteen u5) feet In width from
D. street to Mckinley Avenuel
constructing curbs. cutters and
crosswalks of plank. together with
the necessary storm water drainage
Said Improvement may be, paid on
or before December end, 1915, but
IL not paid on or before said date
added interest. penalty and costs
will attach.
JAMES c. DRAKE,
City Treasurer.
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JAMES c. DRAKE.


-.
LOCAL Improvement District No
767.--Notice is hereby given that
In pursuance Of Ordinance No. 4761
Of the City of Tacoma a roll has
been placed in my hands for the
collection of the End annual INSTALL
ment of the assessment levied for
grading North 25th Street from
Proctor Street TO Stevens Street to
the established grade, with a road
way thirty 900 feet in width, and
parking spaces on each side there
of twenty-five $3.50 feet in width.
constructing curbs, cutters and
the necessary storm water drainaxo
Said instaIlment may be paid on
or before December End. 1915. bu1
II not paid on or before said date
added interest. penalty and coe11
JAMES c. DRAKE,
Nov 2-e-16, 1915.
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N. n. VERSION
Omitted Press Leased Wire. }

CONCORD, N ALI o election dis
Hampshire following president
Hughes, 81 O72 Wilson, 367
Hughes plurality, 279.
was O
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TURN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE z FOR
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SEVEN.