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The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

BaItiunnre. May ls-EGGs-Market steady. Mary
land Pennsylvania and nearby hrSts, ~; Eastern
Shore Maryland and Nirgnia frsts, S2i5; western
IOhio, 6rsts s2s west Virginia hrsts, =; Southern
North Cardinal hrstS. 81.
BUTTER-SeparatcT e ira. t0an; frSts, Safoi
extra. 4Oail; frsts. saaic. Blocks; ns;' pS SUE,
Syvania and Virginia, extra, 9aSl; nrsts. AaSo
Store. packed. hrstS. 2sL29 Rolls, Maryland and
Pennsylvania frsts. 2SA5o; do. West Virginia hrsts
pa3n
. LIVE POULTRY-Priccs per pound unless other
wise stated Chickens. winter. lbs and under 3atO;
TprinE IL to III fbs, t2a5; do, D. and less eail
DO. old hens. heavy, n.. p; do. small medium D.
d: do old ROSTERS H., l2al3 Ducks. young Mus-
eovy and Mongrel, b, l7alS; do, young. white
PekfnEs n. TTals; do. Indian Runners. n, leaII ;
do, Puddle choice, fat. l7sls; do. small. Ioor ID
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-fotatoes
white Wests-a Maryland and Pennsylvania oushel
9Ea34O: New York State, bushel, S.25a35O; Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia, No. !, S.Wa5.5i do.'
nearby, bushel box 3OOa3.Z5: new. Florida, prime.
bbl e5OalO 90: do. seconds bbl, T0aSoo; do' ham
pers bushel 25Oa2T5. Sweets Eastern Shore. Viz
land and Delaware. bbl.. 5.5Oasoo; hampers. basket
2a22; yaIns, large, bright. smooth, barrel t5a9;
apples, New York State. No. l, bbl., 4OoaSSo; do
No 2, bbl.. 3o0a375; asparagus. MARYLAND and Nlr-
ginia No /. dozen; 225a30o: do. No. l.5oaleo;
beans Florida, green. basket. l&al.5o; do. pearl
basket lO0al25; do. wax. basket, l.21alI5; bets
Florida, bunch 4as; cabbage. Florida crate, sooA
ZOO: do, Norfolk barrel. +5Oa5.0o. do, Charleston
crate 7OaS6O; celery Florida, per crate 1oa
LIS: cucumbers, Florida, basket lal 80; eggplants
Florida crate, 200l250; grapefruit Florida, as TO
size. box. 25s3.oO; horseradish. native, box l.'Va
LIS; kale Norfolk barrel 30; lettuce. North
Carolina basket lOOal 50; do, Florida, basket lo0a
80; onions Texas, new. crate, 2oOa23; do,
spring. per 100. l9oa2oO; oysterplans native, Per
bunch, 4a5; peas. Florida, pCr basket l5oa
200; do, North Carolina. basket, l.5Oa2.Co: pep
pers Florida crate 250a3o0; radishes Norfolk. but
tons basket 25a50; do, long red, basket. '5al.o0;
rhubarb, nearby. 100 buncheS, L5Oa2.00; spinach.
Norfolk barrel, lJOa250; do. native. bushel box,
6aT5; squash, Florida. cate. lOOal.5O; strswber-
riss Florida. open crate quart. lOsl5; do, North
rier. 2JOa275; do, choice. carrier. l75a225; do
ordinary, carrier, L5oal.75.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

ChicaEo, May is.-Asents acting for the British
Commission and its allies were in the wheat mar
kst a. buyers in quiet manner today. ihsteAd
Of following ths markst upward and puceaslng on
the advances established. shorts bought only on
the weak spots early. They bought late and cnans
advancing one. Il,
Wheat prices displayed peat breadth during me
week July selling between 2l4 and Az and eiosing :
a. . % eomrIred with q resting spot Of 20 week
a=o and l Y a year ago. September sold between
l. . and 2H closirg Saturday at 2H. compared
With IS the previous Saturday and liza year ago
According TO cable adTiees from India and AUS
traIia arransemsnts have been made for an in
creased movement q wheat cut of these COUNTRIES.
II is also said that the worlds distribution Of wheat
Is 70 b made IN = more equitable way and 70
the entire satisfaction of the TsriOus governments
There vas an excellent demand for corn and
net advances Of 81 TO ~ cents were shown on
covering By shorts. he market was irregular and
uuaettisd- ...
Osts was Z TO = cent higher.
Hoss At the yards were higher.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
In the World of Finance and Trade
SECURITIES DEALINGS
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Items of Interest to Financial Circle
in the National Capital.

Demand for local stocks increased
snshtly at yesterdays session of the
washington Stock Exchange. Capital
aracuon shares sold at 70, Washington
Gas at 72s, Railway preferred at 75x,
ah ,r indicating slight advances. Capital
traction IS changed hands at 1O2X. A
small lot OF Washington Loan and Trust
STOCK was transferred at 24s.
sales for the week on the .exchang.
totaled S26'2Oo worth Of bonds, par value,
ana SlS shares OF stock.
ne regular semi-annuaI dividend OF
= per cent has been declared by tn.
East washington Savings Bank, pay
5oIe 5.' June Is to shareholders of record
Esamated gross earnings Of the South
ern 81 haliway System for the second weeA
IN m a, May We're S2,O6S,717, as compared with
sLs-hSoS 'isS Tor the corresponding week last
year an Increase OF $235, 754 or 1880 per
cent. Gross earnings for the period from
SuIy l 70 May IA were ssO627, ,s51, as COM
pared with ss0,13O,SO1 for the Correspond
lns M period OF the preceding year, a gain
Oh 'lO'4s7'lSo. or 1910 per cent.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
Red Cross VIII Supply
Needs Of Virginia Family

Several days ago oficers In charge Of
the naval recruiting staten at Ninth
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west. received a letter from q woman In
a small virginia town. sayinE that her
husband had Joined the navy without
her consent and that his pay Of $3.50
a month was inadequate 70 cover the
needs Of herself and fve children
She asked that her husband be released
from the navy and sent back 70 virginia.
but as this wasn't possible. the naval
men referred the matter 20 the Red
Cross,
In letter from that organization yes
terday. the Red Cross said the case would
Immediately be attended to. and that
vided.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, May e.-BUrTER-Steady; rroslpts
s57s tuts; creamery hi :gher than extras. 9s4asO
cramery extras Csc ScOrel. 80; frss, SsS,s&, SCI
unis 5s57is
ECiGS-Steady: receipts. 2l9O cases: fr,sh-Eath,
cred extras, 574aS: fresh-Eathered storagsps cked,
hrsts. 84a57; fresh-gathrrad frsts. 5a6lz; State.
PennsylN aniA and nCarby Western hennery whites,
fine to fancy, 1ltaSs State Pennsylvania and near
by hennery tTrWns S+sSs
CHEESE-Unsettled: receipts. lW4 boxes: State.
fresh. specials 2Ss,s27; do. average run. 81
LIVE POULTRY-Quiet: broileTs. ilai5 fowls,
2al2i: turkeys. ls DresssI poultry quiet; chickens
cia5O; fowls l9lza25: turkeys lsa3l.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.

New York. MAY H.-WHEAr-stronger, but
chiefly nominal. No. rcd. c. l. T.. New York,
nominal; No. Northern, opening navigation, nomf-
nal; No. 2 hard winter.'f O. B., NOMINAL No l
nacarUni. nominal; No. l Manitoba nominal. Re
Torted that exporters had taken moderate lotH
Owing to the Abnormal situation, positive quota
tons not obtainable.
CORN-StrOugsr; trading is light Quotations
nominal. No yellow. l.s, c. 1. T., to arrive; No.
yellow. l.s0it. to arrive; No. mixed l.79l.
OATS-Stronger; demand is fair No. white
.; ungraded. Tas2 Exporters took 10000 bushels
lately.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago May l9-HOGS-Receipts, 700; strong
BuIk, l55Oal655: light l5.l5al6oO; mixed, l57Oa
1s5; heavy, B7Oals.JO; rough, l5ToaB.s5; pigs
10 EaH5l.
CATTLE Receipts, 500; steady. Native beef cat
tie ss0al37o: stockers and feeders. T60a0to; COWS
and heifsrs 6.65alL6o; calves lO.0oal475.
SHEEP-ReceiDts Loo; steady Wethes, ZT5a
1910; lambs. I5.75a2o 10; springs, l5ooa2S-oo.
Pittsburgh, May 9-HOGS-Recsipts. 100
higher. HeaTies B5oal6s5: heavy yU4kers. ls.00s
1850; light yorksrS l5.oOal5.5O; pigs. I25ll3.T5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts 90 steady. Top
sheep. l250; top lambs $50: sc higher.
CALYES-Rectipts, 100: &C nighsrH Top 40.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, Nd. May le.-wheat closed higher
@ oat nominal nominal No. red, spot and May, 3ls; No. 2
req Western, SPOT and MAY an.
nj eoSed hrmer. Spot and May, LTSll, nOmi-
Oats market stssdisr. Standard whit. III: No. )
white, 75S SAfa nn4N' ""' N0'
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, May ls-Money on call this week ruled
bctween and per cent.
lIhe money was quiet. The better part of the
business was on industrial money at per ONT
Mcieahule paper was in improved demand in the
is'S uaSs' Rates were quoted at ~ TO rer cent
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished By w. u, HIbh. a e.

SALES
tH Wiata Traction. at 70. at -. at -. At 70.
Union Trust. l ct 10.
WHtSnins1on Ht,sn IS' Loan and Trust, 10 at 20.
washington Gas. at T24.
capital Traction, at 70.
SAplal Traction S. 5000 at lorx
Sapial Iractiou, at 70 ...
=, nins'on - RAILWAY & Electric psd, at TsS, 10
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York May ls.-'rrading On the curb today was
scattered throughout narrUW list Prices how
ever, ranged toward higher levels although in
many instances the gains scored were recoreriss
from the late reaction Of yeSterday. Close:
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20

The graduating exercises were greatly
enhanced at Madison Hall Seminary by
a recital by Mary Helen Howe, colora-
tura soprano, with Florence Stonebraker
at the piano. The singer struck a re-
sponsive chord in the large assembly by
opening with a group of American songs,
the first one being The Star Spangled
Banner" The cavatina from the opera
of La Refine de Saba" was a triumph
in vocal beauty and dramatic interpreta-
tiOn.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
MINING STOCKS.

Furnished BY w W. yesterday & Co.. Inc
GOLDFIELDS.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20

At st. Johns Church, Georgetown, to-
day the musical portion Of the services,
under the direction OF Samuel A. Leech,
organist and choirmaster, will include
the following: Venite (Atkinson), Te
Deum in F (smarO, Jubilate Dec in A
(BucO, Leave US Not, Neither Forsake
Us" (Stainer). Arthur Simpson, tenor;
Charles Bright, barytone; Marcus Sulli-
van, counter tenor, and Lloyd BerralL.
soprano, will be heard in the quartet
work.
At the evening service the musical pro-
gram will consist Of Magnificat and ESInc
Dimittis In G (Maunder), with soprano
solo sung by Master Paul Sullivan, So
prano; Leave Us Not, Neither Forsake
U.s. (John Stainer).
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
MUSIC And MUSICIANS

The, regular monthly musical serv,ce
Will be given at St PauTs Lutheran
Church this evening instead of the last
Sunday Of the month, as is customary.
In keeping with the spirit Of the times
patriotic music will be used for the pro-
gram. as follows:
Hymns, my Country, IT'S Of Thee"
and Onward Christian soidiers:r' quar-
tets, America the Beautiful" song of
a Thousand Years" Hail CoIun,b,s I"
and "oh, Little Mother OF Mine" as
sung on Mothers Day" and repeated
by REQUEST; contralto solo, "CoIumbia,
the Gem OF the Ocean," soprano solo.
Your Flag and My Flag" tenor solo
Keep the Home Fires Burning" clos
ing with hrst and last stanza Of "Star
Spangled Banner"
Special music will also be rendered at
the morning service, when a beautiful
SILK nag will be dedicated. An answer
to the Star Spangled Banner" yes the
Flag Is Still There by John Marken,
as sung at the centennial In Baltimore,
will be used for the first time here, The
regular quartet, Mrs Bertha Hansen
Gottswald, Mrs. Julian Brylawski. Ie-
Roy Glider and Charles F. Roberts, with
Mrs. William Hamilton Bayly, organIst
and director.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-20
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations siTen below for lsrge lots Of good
goods only. JO;hsrs prizes are higher.
Lower Ensdos may be sold for less. Fancy goods
command higher pres.
EGEs- Errn nearI-E L Ea..ihe-n 9
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17
GERMAN PAPERS Comment
ON c { RA RO EXPOSURES

rrHfIN. Monday Aug Iva
....u0r. Nrl o.. In commenting on
.ra r.rr Iras or German diplomacy
made uruii. u fHs United States by
I.m. S.. Gerard 'hc former Amer
loan aut. sl1- mere the Iciiung
Ar Nlt'as says
.The very contents Of this alleged
dispatch Emperor william mes
sage to President WiI.ouI are -1 COM
ifuie1 a- t0 Prove anything hnt in-
u-.or. tu German political conduct
Oh ifc aa-. TI. dispatch as Mr.
Gerard has construed and published
o. rrr' prove CD any unbiased mind
fhaf Emperor william in his cN-
change ot u.Hs1Fe with IS NJ
GEORGE. worked INCREASINGLY for mo
maintenance 90 r.aec
.ts fH on unprecedented reader.
rho Information conveyed t0 Prosl-
dent Wilson bF Mr. Gerard g. aa iu-
lir'mrrf &C kim George and Brit
ish government rnd not OF Germany
cone o. hawii1rrad AZ the motive
that PROMPTED So. Gerard in making
the.a disclosure o. May be- that In
tHa rnita1 Sfaf.- Too ST. Gerard e
irl1mafic fame r1 longer has an o.
uarisl'v iurirnr hue To many
American. fhe German per0r e1n-
'aHas fr hf ar. at rho n1fafanl .ng
mon Df .nnfrrror history
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17

NNih.Hr Aria trF ff
afm.a..r.fH of customs q,
sonora. is being held IS trs
lI'I0r'I.s. DE- aas learned hero -.
DOB addition ta GOO /. officials
f-arIs cflr4eI with irregular
''r M .rIrf duties ana am.
H... Three H| Tina
o efapel Yesterday 10 To
a.'al .fafss .rs .tff sf i,rra ~.
'ii''t. al.eg' that so fa- ir-rrn.
.afi...s aHHHutire fo ff1H 0fa rst.
i''h .nlnf r tha collection of Gus
toms
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17

BOSTON Aa- Frederick D.
Alexander ana Harold mro,.uu .Hn
of Neu YORK $3.50 meet Twins e.
Nurif and harry e. johnson ut Boss
fHu tomorrow in ff- trails of '.s S..
toual Double. Patriotic tournament
CO The l.ourwooi r-.cket club as an
outcome rf TODAY uatCnes. AiEk-
auGtr. many tim aHi'er ai f.r f1l-
h..- Cite Nrh Jackets and
rnu- Tfr1ckt In elrun' tnrir
niac. Boz the fnals o. fiFe s.f vice
tory atrr IS IS. Nile. Boston and .
H reii NeH YnfE
wan iho match two ecfs fn ono
.agaiusi him. Alexander vas oh.ieei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17
now rnIsf

The Te1as ~ nnuer cures fidnsy
ard bladder TROUBLES ftssoives graz.
es. cures diabetes. asak ana lame
backs. rheumatism. and al irregn-
llrlties 20 fHe kidneys and bladder o.
both ren arf women Rerulaies
bladder troubles N children. n not
raid tv yOgr druggist Vili be sen
~ ran m re~eip, - 100. one
srnaii htfle - 10 months treat.
flrHf ard seldom fats O. perfect =
cure. send frr Testimonials from.
shis ara ether states. Dr .. W.
Hall. 1895 Olive 81. -. Louis. NJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

KANSAS CITY Nu E.r
iATTlI 60. ..pr 5000.
closing steady I.t.. ..T
GLASS. TeNat .l.
TEXAS calves. $3.50 I|... ......
.tenr t.N1H1g Hfr. ..
AND hcifrrs. fl .U. .......
and foodcrs. So 1000 w..
So Hua 3d.
HOGS Receipts
closing 81 cents higher p..srr H.
f.-an. rough hnt Hur $40
Do 20 heavy hnr 81
MIXED and butcher fIt
srhf hogs $1,000.
81 HOH fs.T5 bulbs f|..."
Estimated receipts touHrrHH ..I.
.Ifh good clearance 90 uIft.t
fEET- Receipt 5000. m.....
fridy 90 - cents hiFr0. ..
$40 1915 ewes. 5000
iHers. 5000 1885"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17
~ it's stiil q 5000 csr Won ran sall
u for Q goOo prsco-through tho
Classified. Daily News classified ads
NTHCIICs To wFET
~ KANSAS CtTY

EtVgAg CITY. Mo- Aus o.
f.rsirnor John Romano. apostolic
s.Ieraio 10 the United States e.ar
.- more archbishop thirty bishop
ana .eseraI thousand priests mui a}
non. h. b. expected uili attend 'h"
.fnenfh annual convention m i.r
American Federation of tafhn'I. -U.
-.tie.. which viii b. held here aux
..f ZG-zg.
This years convention. o. De- H'' iaf-
d uni BE- one 81 the most Imror'ant
IT. fhs history ~ the organization a'
BE- Ia srpeeied that action Hili b. iak-
.- noon fhe so-calied diocesan
a-sa anfrr which e g. prnpoaed 'o
.ffiIste an Caihoiir bodies ln thn
.ssntry win fsie Ams-irar feiern-
nor There are 20 dinerass in ne
-sarf-r and n the pla1 q rr' no
sffoef sne federution officials F1v i'r
rernt@r.hip vii b. increared from
zoo 600 10 about $4,000 zoe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17

'lIlINH-lNNIA Aux Do \
.'W. ru Ht Bancroft with two mon
"n has. r mr 'Hri fbrr rbnadai
I.H fH. uH au. from pItf.bureH
'' fh. second Philadelphia won d.,
'Hurh.ne lH. Boo fKo INNINGS
Firf game
H'i.ur.h uHH pau oH0..s ~ o.
Philadelphia Uof 900 Hn, %
.Hc'". steel. aul S.hmidt urs
'Hr.r and hdaus
Second IuU
'''I.hur-. 1000 uHH UU 3D.
iHi'1iH.phn goo oHl f0x
IVAN. aHl Fischer MAYER an.
Adam
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17
rUINCrTuN ,itIs ur
'NRSiN FOOTBALL

ftlNIETuN a. D. Au- 1f-
It'r" aiN be H0 varsity football ai
Princeton GOO. aI fhc entire foot.
''il .'aHH 'f af year and larr,
''fi ". .h. upper classes having IN
tered 'hr federal service. The usual
freshman Hr.u.. hHse.er. will boz
s.'fi.I na. f Ea. announced %.
H.r.H
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17
cts Manager Goes To Galveston.

4. d. Armstrong. city manager.
let Wednesday might Tor Galveston
ono other points ON business IN con
u"c'lOu with city business. T. was
stated by D.'y fall offioilis Thursday
Dir. Armstrong viii probu bly, inspect
some 0I the nov paving which Is be
ing pu' down in the Soawall city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17

Pittsburgh 40 philadelphia
Cincinnati 100 Brooklyn
tHI.Iro af iiUsfun
luuis 90 NoN YORK.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17

u n r.

Hnd ,1dura rad pitchers battle.
.n'.uunfi winning
Sc"-e r. n. F.
Cincinnati ..H.U 900 ool % D
irrnElf1 fHH "1 600
iUr.f Wi Nr.u. DJdorU aud
II.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-08-17
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL RESULTS
AND CALENDAR
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING CO.. TnE cIUns.

Yesterday Results.
e.. rImf .hHIulrI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-13
Church Topics
for TOMORROW

ments;" Rev. Robert H. Edmonds.
East Congregational - Morn
ing, "The Other Mile;" evening,
The Measure Of Man," Rev. o.
A. stillman,
st. Andrews Episcopal-Rev.
Frederick T. Webb speaks at 1880
|p. m. on 1.-THE Conscript."
st. Luke's Memorial - Services
1880 and IL a. m, subject, 1.-THE
C G. Rev. F. T. Webb,
Le Sourd M. E.-Services at
1880 p. m. Rev. N. F. Pool.
First Swedish Lutheran-Rev.
Bloomquist breaches in morning
on THE Light of the World"
Rev. o. R. Karlstrom delivers
evening lecture on DR.. Martin
Luther.
First Christian-Morning, CAR
menia's FAITH" with special mu-
sic; evening, "A Herdsman and a
HOUSEWIFE" Rev. Herman P. Will
Jams.
O o O
First Church OF Christ. Scient-
ist-Subtect Of reading, Are Sin,
Disease and Death Real?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-13

81. raul M. H.-SorV1CoG In
charge of Mrs. Faith Randall,
evangelist. Morning, Lame Sac
rifioes;" evening, How to Find
Him." Meetings continue all
week.
Seamen's Institute - Services,
1880 a. m. and prayer II a. m.
Open to soldiers and sailors, with
gym, reading room, smoking room,
social and music hall.
Danish Lutheran - Services II
a. m. Rev. C. s. Hasle.
Norwegian Danish Methodist -
Services IL a. m. and 8 p. m. Rev.
N. l.. Hansen.
Church of Jesus Christ of Lat
ter Day Saints = Address by Pres
M. r. Ballard of Seattle.
Emmanuel Lutheran = Sunday
school, 10 a. m. No services.
So. Tacoma First Norwegian
Lutheran-Services 1880 p. m. in
English and Norwegian. Rev. o.
Hagoes.
Swedish Tabernacle - Services
by Rev. H. Sundquist. II a. m. and
1880 D. m. Special service at
county farm, 3 p. m.
First Congregational = Morn
ing. Does God Send Pain and
Sorrow" evening, "Tne God of
Battles" by Maj. Gen. Greene.
First Notwithstanding, God
Your Father" evening, Lieut..
Richmond p. Hobson speaks on
national prohibition.
Church of the Holy Communion
Morning, Overcoming Difficult
ties;" evening, Progress In the
Christian Life;" Rev. R. H. Nc
Ginnis.
st. Paul's Lutheran-Services,
10:30. Rev. r. Ave-Lallemant.
Spiritualist-Services at 223
Tacoma av. Lecture at s p. m. on
Crossing Dogma's Deadline."
O o o
Emmanuel Presbyterian - Sac
rament of the Lords Supper In
morning; review of Mr.. Wells
book, God, the Invisible King"
in evening, by Rev. Robert H. Mil
ligan.
Trinity Methodist - Morning,
"The Faithful Christian" even
ing, sermon by Rev. j. G. Dorwin.
o o y
Associated Bible Students - A.
A. Yerex of Portland, a student Of
Bible prophecy, speaks at 3 p. m.
on THE Overthrow of Satan's En-
pire."
o D o
Plymouth Congregational -
Morning, 1.-THE Dead Brought to
Life" evening, "Our Invest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-13
GENERAL PRAISED

Mrs. Lydia Schottler was elect
ed president of the Tacoma w. G..
T. U. federation Friday; Mrs. L.
T. Menzies, vice president; Mrs.
A. Fuller, treasurer, and Mrs. G..
l.. Benjamin, president Of Fern
Hill union.
DR.. Eva st. Clair Osburn, who
has been president of the fedora
tion for three years. declared her
self unable to continue, owing to
other duties.
Resolutions OF appreciation Of
Maj. Gen. Greenes' stand against
blind pigs were adopted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-13

+ n A. Il 10 p t4
DeGlnncrs' c,nss every Thurs-
e. evening. y p. -. 70 10 p. -.
fl Advance pupils every Friday
ogn1ng 7:SO 10 ..
Assembly Dance for advance
- papfls and friends every Fri
~ eveninx from 3 to n p. M.
vlUh SchosI class every Sat-
~ ~ evening. 7;8O to D D. m.
ChiIdrcn's class every 6atur-
day afternoon, 2 to $3.50. Be-
ginning October 10.
Private lessons by apoint-
mGnt. Six lessons %. single
leatons $3.50.
Special Rates made for pri-
vatS classes under the excluavo
control Of those forming them.
Beginners may enter 1t any
time during the season.
p. Francis Sloan viii person.
ally instruct all Glasses.
He'll leased to parties.
Phones: Office, Main COOS:
Ros., Main 1851.
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"CHKiSTIAN DYNAMICS'

OnftlSlIAN w NhMISF5
Hear DR.. Weyer in the series
of Sunday morning sermons on
the presence and power of the
spirit of God In this day of
mighty forces.
All who are interested In
study of some of the deeper
things of the Christian faith
are invited. Service begins at
1920. Please come on time.
MANS MEANEST SIN"
Subject Sunday Night
This is the third address in
the series on THE Moral Law
and a Modern Application" We
have no new gospel TO offer.
We stand by the old Book. The
great crowds prove the appeal.
The big church down town Is
full every week. Come and see.
A great musical program
consists of q twenty-minute or
gan recital by Prof. Welty and
q half hour of community sing
ing led by Prof. Eichhorn. Or
gan recital at 7:10. Gospel
song service at 1880. Open
house for soldiers from 4:30 to
$50.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
South 10th and g
Across From the Court House.
mems Sunday Night Olnbl
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RED CROSS DANCE

A dance will be a feature Of the
italian Red Cross benefit at VAL
halla hall Saturday evening, and
on Sunday evening bazaar will
be held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-13
HOBSON AT CHURCH

Richmond Pearson Hobson, of
Alabama, will speak at the First
Methodist church, Tacoma. Sun
day evening. Capt. Hobson is
touring the country for the Ma
tional Anti-Saloon league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-13

Frank @. Riley, attorney, an
nounces that he Ia still at b19
Bankers Trust Bldg. He was not
sent to the Preside as reported.
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-13
SALMSON TO HEAD
SUNDAY NIGHT CLUB

e. l. Salmson was elected presi-
dent of the Mems Sunday Night
club of the First Presbyterian
church Friday evening. Lindsay
Campbell was chosen vice presi-
dent, and Ronald McSween secre-
tary-treasurer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-13

Walter McCrae, well known
diver, Is busy clearing debris out
OF Milwaukee waterway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-13

COMMERCIAL BINDERY q
PRINTING 90. Main AT. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-13

Steamer Saginaw reaches Baker
dock from San Francisco, making
third vessel to report within 4S
hours.