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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-20
Presidential Leadership

Washington dispatch that of the first things that President
Wilson will its month the
The
that the presidents recommendation will be less general that he
latiOn should take
hoped part this
will be needed
S leadership.
idea
training which probable he certainly must have pretty clearly de-
fined opinions as to the details
he should hesitate make specific recommendation
vitality important matter understand
follow what would should be
adopted by S final form of the law.
But the of this will be
greatly increased congress the country have definite proposal
heir leader
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-20
BY CYNTHIA GREY.


Many persons write to this
department asking for infor-
nation about words of poems,
points of history, dates, names
of paintings and books, etc.
All this information can be
gained at the Tacoma public
library, in the reference de-
partment.
Why is it that so many
persons do not take advant-
age of this splendid public Or
gan for the dissemination of
all kinds of learning?
Why is it that so many
persons would rather have
someone else look up date
or a line of poetry than take
the better way of looking it
up for themselves?
l am giving folks the bene-
fit of the doubt when l say
that | presume they do not
know of the existence of the
library or at least of the easy
access they may have to the
reference department.
There are one or more at
tendants in that department
ready and willing to help any
inquirer to find what he or
she seeks.
All the public has to do is
to go to this department. and
state what is sought. The at
tendant will run It down"
and bring it to you.
or course, the resources of
the department are not limit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-20

thrill with emotion, or tremble
with pathos, or ring with gladness,
as the occasion seems to require
but never to betray anger.
Though self-forgetfulness Is not
her normal state, she quite forgets
herself in him. You'd think she
never had an opinion of her own
in her life, by the way she echoes
his. This one phase of thSir re-
lationship places them both for a
time in that seventh heaven
where all true lovers are supposed
to abide forever.
But all these artificial
splendOrs of taste and tenn
permanent are not intended to
deceive. A girl Is no more to
be blamed for them than the
moon for its halo on a misty
night or the western sky for
dts glory when the sun is set
ting. These are little bits of
nature-but one may mean
rain tomorrow and the other
tOrrid weather.
It is just SO with the subtle
evasive beauties which a girl puts
on before her wedding day.
They are a pretty sure sign of
a speedy fall in loves barometer
after marriage. The girl who is
least artificial before her wedding
gets fewest hard bumps after 1t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-20

II. F. Alexander and Mrs. Grant
Hicks, the costume committee;
Mrs. William Beaurhaus, the re-
freshment committee; Mrs. Grams
ton Potter, the ice cream cones;
Mrs. John McF'adon, the decorat-
ing committee; Mrs. William Vir-
ges, the prize committee; Mrs. J..
l.. Carman, the flowers; Mrs. Jack
Brown, the hall, and Mrs. Thomas
Carstens, the advertising commit
tee.
Tickets will be on sale at Nc
Cormack Bros, Rhodes Bros, Feist
& Bachrach, Malstrom's, Gunst
Cigar Co., Scobey Cigar Co., Sher-
man &c Clay. The Peoples Store,
and other places that have not yet
been announced.
The Ladies' Aid society of Our
Savior's Lutheran church will
meet Thursday afternoon in the
church parlor, Mrs. Peter Larson
and Mrs. A. M. Colvo hostesses.
"A handsome silver cup will be
given to the person selling the
most tickets to the advertising
ball to be given April 10 for the
benefit of the Tacoma chapter of
the Red Cross society. The pro-
ceeds are not for any foreign Red
Cross society. but purely for the
American Red Cross.
MIR. and Mrs. Milton Marshall of
Port Angeles are the proud par
ents of a daughter born last Fri
day. Mrs. Marshall was formerly
Miss Helen Bryant of Tacoma.
Mrs. G. w. Edwards and MRS.
Fl. w. Harmon will be hostesses at
benefit tea of the Grant p. T. A.
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Edwards, $40 North Sheri-
dan street.
Mrs. II. Nj. StOddard of Buck
ley left suddenly Sunday for Port
land on account of the illness of
her brother, j. w. Bonnell. Mr..
Bonnell has been in the employ of
the N. P. railway since 1899, liv-
ing most of the time in this state.
Marriage licenses were issued in
Tacoma Monday to Michael J.
Svenceski and Dorothy Nicholson,
both of Vancouver, B. c.; II. w.
Martin, Tacoma, and Gertrude
Konkle, Puyallup: Fred c. Rosen-
burg and Amy NJ. Morgan, both of
Seattle.
Central w. c. It. L. will meet at
temperance headquarters at 2
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Nettie Hallenbeck will be in charge
of the program. The birthday an
lniversary of Neal Dow ia to be
observed. Mrs. J. w. Reynolds
will read a paper on. the file of the
father of prohibition, and Mrs.
Lola Menzies will speak on prohi-
bition progress in general. Mem
bers are expected to respond to
roll call with quotations from
BOWS writings. Refreshments
will be served.
Topaz circle, Women of Wood
craft, will hold a card party at
Eagles hall Wednesday evening.
Hostesses will include Mesdames
Stoltze, Peterson. Vaughn, Curray
and Gobel and Miss Sproule. A
business meeting will take place at
1890 for the selection of a dele
gate to the Aberdeen convention.
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Address this department: I
cynthia Grey. care The 4
Times, Tacoma.
II a private reply is de- ,
sired. enclose stamped en-
velope.
II you do not want letter
published, say so and your
wishes will be respected.
Miss Grey may be reached
by telephone. Main IL. or
may be seen personally at
The Times office on We'd
nesdays only. IL a. m. to 4
p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-20
PLAN TO ASSIST
NEW INDUSTRIES

Directors of the Rotary Club
Industrial Development associa-
ton, meeting at the Commercial
club Tuesday discussed reports
on new commercial enterprises
seeking to locate in Tacoma and
desiring aid.
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Q.-I am young woman
married to a man some years
older than myself. He is very
good to me, in fact, too good,
/ sometimes think. | honor
and respect him very, much,
but do not love him. | love
another young man my own
age. This young man does
not suspect it and I wouldn't
want him to for the world.
He wants to board and room
with us and my husband is
perfectly willing he should.
We have a big house, hire lots
of my work done and have
lots of spare time. He is an
honorable young man. Now,
Miss Grey, knowing my feel
ings do you think it advisable
for me to take him? My hus-
band thinks he would be COM
pany for us both.
ONE WHO WATTS.
A.-Under the circumstances,
ay il would be the height of foil,
, take the young man into your
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-20
AN SWE RS
BY CYNTHIA GREY

less, but SO times out of 100
you can find what you seek
there.
Next time you wish to know
the words of THE Shooting
of Dan McGraw," or the birth
Of Alexander the Great, give
yourself the pleasure of
trip to the public library and
get the information first
hand.
Maybe your introduction to
this valuable public aid will
grow to be a habit.
You are bound to profit by
1t il it does.
OILS II proper for young
girls between the age of Is
and II years to wear real
loud striped stockings with
dresses about three inches
above the shoes, | mean high
cut shoes? Also what do you
think of a girl of this age
who powders and paints her
face and is stuck on every
Tom, Dick, and Harry that
comes to town? Miss Grey.
I'll be watching in your col
umn for your answer.
ANXIOUS.
At is funny, IL you dom
stop to think. But if you do, wei
girls, haven't you an Ounc'
of sense? Aren't you sick ant
sorry of making yourselves O walk
ing museum?
Won't you ever learn that ultra
fashions are not the modes AT
fected by gentlewOmen?
Can't you understand that wha
may look dashing on the stage 4
entirely out of place i'm the street
And isn't It absurd for a girl VIII,
works to buy $40 boots and the
have to live on dish of soup an
a crust of bread all week to &c
even with her empty pocketbOOk
Mothers, can't you take han,
and exert a little of the sens,
you are credited with possessing
And III not, why then, father
please make it your business {,
cut nice long. thin willow switcI
and take your silly daughte
across your knee.
1t is just the sweet little mis-
of is who gets to the boy strucl
age who smears her face and lip
with rouge, dons stage attire, /,
order to attact Tom, Dick an,
Harry, who few months late
writes or comes to Miss Grey witt
the saddest of all sad stories.
Don't do it, girls. In the frs
place, it is too much like paint
ing the lily and pertaining tn,
rose. In the second place, IT..
DANGEROUS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-20
PAM AGES
HARRY LANGDON & COMPANY
In
"JOHNNY'S NEW CAR"
7-OTHER FEATURE ACTS
BILLIE BURKE
In the 10th Chapter Of
"GIORIA'S ROMANCE"

home. One never knows the
strength of ones character until 1t
is tested. In this case, the test
would probably be the means of
|wrecking a home, and the breaking
Of a friendship. Besides you would
not derive the pleasure from the
young mans company that you
anticipate.
You have too much leisure time.
Idleness is the worst curse l know
Of. Why don't you do more of
your work? Why don't you spend
the greater part of your spare
time improving yourself and beau
tifying your home? Why don't
YOU have "a little flower garden, or
vegetable garden? II you have
never done this you cannot inn
agine what pleasure there is in
watching and cultivating growing
things. After several hours hard
work in the fresh air and sun
shine, your whole prospect Of live
will have changed. I'll warrant
you will feel real love kindling I'm
your heart, and that ii will he for
your husband and not the other
man. Try II and see. That test
is well worth trying.
o. am a boy of 10, have
been going with a girl of IT,
and she and | want to get
married, but her mother re-
fuses us. This girl is nice
and neat, doesn't walk with
any boys but me. She has
kept me from doing things
/ hadn't ought to. am max
ing good money and could
take care of her. Should /
take her and go away or stay
where we are until we get a
little older? A. d. r.
A.-Stay where you are, save
your money, and wait until you
are older to get married. The
girls refinement and attractive
personality is due to years Of care
full mother training. Give mother
the credit that is due her, and
likewise respect her wishes.
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The third reel will show
Woman rs she is to her Hus-
baDd.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-20
WHAT PEOPLE
ARE DOING

The Bismark w. @. Il. U. will
hold an evangelistic meeting in
the county Jail at 2 p. m. Wednes-
day. Rev. H. Perry will be in
charge. All persons interested
are invited. Contributions of
reading or music will be appre-
ciated.
Mrs. Robert Mccormick as COM
mander-in-chief of the forces for
the Red Cross Advertising Ball is
being assisted by the following
committees:
Mrs. A. H. Coleman and Mrs.
Christian Quevli are in charge of
the ticket selling committees: Mrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-20

Crop shortage in Argentina. Better try vacant
lot gardens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-20
THE GIRL YOU MARRY

You've seen her only at dances, maybe, and you al
ways thing of her floating through life in SHIN
tI1lla
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-20

The Ladies' Aid society of Our
Savior's Lutheran church will
meet Thursday afternoon in the
church parlor, Mrs. Peter Larson
and Mrs. A. M. Colvo hostesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-20

wy % 0fIrfi5 Vi 1Nl tt'1 iIVut
mer of blue tulle.
Well, here's how she
will look in blue Bingham.
Her father, you know,
won't be paying for her
clothes after she malries
you.
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oiiocariiien imO nah Dem ,Srauts
lin Squure0oipital ocbradt lpur,
DC, 1T ais 6rau ?Otarie 9Iiutc iScu-
tilijirt iuorocn. gIIs tic I'M 0oipi.
tol ein0clicicrt purOc, unrmclic tic
icrtwdbrcno, OaB ibr Slam cnl
'S6auItcIIncr marc. Soiort ongC.
itellte gtohiori6un9er crgabcu. DAB
ibr @otte 9luooIpb 9linfc bcibt m6
III cincm Soic 5u Eomiou beidGiti9t
lit, 2in 3ultanO Der 5rou 1T cine
9eiicrlmg cinqetreiei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
.gddsr.0yeiauaOsr,lu.a

&nuptqlior!icr: ~Siiiffcl'S SoIIc, !"
gtr. 1903, Sauro.6rcoerid- -Strobe, ie.
Oen SamIins slbenO, nit Iusuobme
Oes britten Samitngs i'm yPonat,
u%ersiHiste GGmasr pOH Baltimurt.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
QeManete, betrMnfen aslueien sl itiN

Ser so Sabre oltc Sbcrman Stc-
oens bon Gobe SoIlcp, Dl6., lpuroc
geitcrn Morgcn bon 9iidtcr Sobann.
'cn in ncitIi1cn 1iitrift iir 3ab.
ling BON So iniS oen Soften be-
itroit. Eicie stroic lpur0e ibui cr-
t6cilt lucil CT Ocu 9iid1tcr anecIoect
bate. PIN Saulltae glbcrO rpltroc
StcpcitS III Isbmcrbetriintcncm 9u-
itauO IN sic Eolijeiiidtiou gcbra6t,
roo or oitrtb iein @cbeuI oa3 aonjc
@cbdnOc crjiitern madltc Ger Rid.
ter icIbit ipor 5uidllie 5ugegcn nrb
bottc StepcrS in iciucm 3uitano &C.
ieben. @eitern Nlcrgcn crtlGrtc CT
mpcrirorer oaB or iibcrbaupt uidltS
gctritltcn babe mcldc 2iioc Ocll
Hidtcr belpo9, linn oic obiee StroiG
nui5ucrlcgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
Scin 9lnnidl.

Cine befreluoete 6omiIic criDor.
tct GomiIien5upoG]s. 3lpci giibcn
iino ihon bo. Ser Batter froat iei.
ncn gleIteiten einen olli9elucdtcn
Slmecn bon fiinf Sobren mas cr 90,
5l ioecn,ipe III CT cin fleincs Shpc;
iterdeu bcf0nte.
Ger fleine aurt bciiitnt iih lougc
lno crnitboit. o@ciBt On, @oti, 2
mcint er cnoIim, 1ih eIoub', cs mar
bolt oob better, mir blicbcn inter
ms Wt0nncr."
9lcr9itlid. Gin Bauer, scr
ciucn @unocrinlorfidein auf scr
Spnrfniie cinjoblt 6cmcrft, Dos scr
9aiiircr oicien ioiort cincnt anocrcu
Socrrn bcriiberrrid)t, Der Oieielbc
Snmnic obbcbcr mill. SAT-" idlrcit
or cutriiiict nloent er ourd1 Ocn
SHoltcr greiit, DOS pibts nidbf.
OoS it mcy @clo, Dos lit @etrila"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09

A6snntuitr, bic bea rStutidirn vorreSpon.
heuteu" ni@t phriifim peer nnre1eimdhta er.
hnltcu, Nno oehrten, ber Office baSpu per TrIe.
pDpn eesF idritllm Nlsttusilaae 6W ulattw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09

10000 6asStn Oil & soc Ger. ios#
1900 Goshen oil & gas eer. ioasa
$4,000 cosSm Gil & sac ecr..- i0sA
5000 eoSOeu gu & Sos eer.... .ios9s
$1,000 Goshen Git s saS etr ioa'a
10000 Goshen Gil & eds Ger ...... ios%
1900 gessm cil Sas etr..,.... 1854
$1,000 GosSGi cil @as eer. ipa
5000 Gosoea aiI a. @as eer. .-. iopH
0,5oo " . q Nrsplns ier IaNtnita) ~
1000 iluiieo 8aiiwdss ! acr.a s4
1000 lnliso @ailuobs inc fer. n Go
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-09
ganpIats nno eanSiits ,n perfanfsu.
Geninnrri3c 9yarmcu {!

~thhN <tAuUull-NUNNtU Oh {luNb
ieiuiter miIocr qcbmbo6cn. obnc eicinc. IL
elnnei 5ulH glnban bon @circoe, Gd6nd. Gur
$500 pro Ndcr. Dircli odncbcn
100 Nfcr, 80 9lder flnr, GO glder
@ao 8orSiiglih aceipnct fit acmiibteu
Sarmbctrlcb; Gbiignrtcn oorbauocu, Nur S2i 30
bro WIDER. Nc0c Surncu 8uiummcR mlrhen
elHen lebr luiiHihenamertben Ncitb bilocu. Die
nelic gInuapoNs gsnlbiuetou Gidnis'str gcbt
nllnitelpur az bcn Snrmcn poriber.
1887 Nfcr, so glder fIor, 9ieit
@eo.. eebr euies eanb umittelbur on Der
: Yleilen bon annapolis $40 pro gGer Gieie
Saru inHn ioi0ri IN @ciib qcnoulncn iucrhen
Sigenibhmcr N aciiorben. oeebalb bdbeu bie
vtoen oeiI Hrcic 10 ncoria 1elieUt.
Slarles.@Onntn: 1853 gIfcr, 5pei.
Sriiicl iar. @en @al6; nur a @eilen bon
glllenoaoh nno RoitCticc. elni oem 1Inte
bon s Sdnmcu 9rcis $4,000. x 9luJo6une
20 Yfcr, GO gldcr flor, 10 9ldcr
@oo Der NGH IN @eiocIano. Ncs III cine
lepr cute Sorui uro lann oiort III 9eiit gcs
Hommen lperhcn. GreiS $4,000
a,sI Eiele mn 6armeu lno .qle anspeinttc
1ormcn bon 5-i60O gldcr an scr Suno. gScun
Sle ll9euo einc 60ru fauicn pouel, 70 Tome
HsH SIS anerlt 81 mir inl0 Sic iino ii5er, odb
Sie @clo fpurcu
gerasiicm eie nldit, sic bcIicn 0idrfic. Sns
ocle wilma, Die heiicn Ssbilcil. Die oihteiicn
Worolouo.
0&m. &mebbers
Real Estate, Loan and Investment
Broker,
306 ct. Eoul.Strnfc.
49,, HbuHe, et 4onl 1924