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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18

Ssst prOteiftrt aud bic
Rssisrung eegen Stsusrn. Die poIi
betdmpft eine Stempelitsuer DOH sinein
Sent fir je % Gents porto. Sic
iagt, Oab bierour9 bas poitpadst.
Spitsm gef4dbigt Diirbs, pus aud
OOItOmmen riatis iit. Rs6enbsi iit es
unfiHnis, sinen Rssisrunssbetrieb nil
SRueru Su beloitsn. Oab hos
Derfu9t tDirb, f5eint bie antIase gu
befFdrigsu bub bas 5inans <Romn,ittee
bes Ssnats I'M groBtdpitaIiftii6sn
Sntereffe arbsttst unb auf BEN Begs
Der geteueruns bic aontiIrreu3, !oels
de be Dot ben Grprsb GefslII5dfs
ten madt, dufSubebsn iuGt. Sn pies
fen ariessseiten folIis alIes oufee6cien
iperben. siHen llebsriduB aug Der goif
su erdielen unb oas innn nibt aeifes
ben. ipenn man ibr bas 9sf6Gft se.s
Sirbt. Su bisftr @sr6inbung ift AUDI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18
Der SeNslballOn i'm ariess.
Bon bOlf 8ietOr .. S6rbsr
Die geobu4tuns hes Jsiabss bod in
Der auft. - auffiinen bes gallons
unb gufities. guf Der Su4s
Ha9 ben toOtbriHssnbsn Wtorlsrn.

9aHse Wonats l9pH fanb i'm 3s'
fen bic srObe Sdla4t. GiHiam uRr
leer lag oas Rampfsepist. Oa iiirm'
ten tsine 8ataiIous mebr in oI%.su
ainisn Dor, ieine GsIobatterie saiop'
pier.e Don ber &aroltrase, INN aui
bem braunen Qder ab5uprosen, gerao.
70 itOIa ME auf bem grtr3ierplab bas
bsim. Dem 9luse Derborgsn, tief ,Irs
ten i'm Grbrei9 tpiiblten ii6 Die Sesr.
seseneiuanber. Rur bic Guft iiber ib'
usn mar 5srriffeu Don brObnsnb,m Ses
ben. Sn allen S0beu ihris ss, unb
8lise iIammten auf. Damn nisos-
fang ii9 Elm ffaperer Giiensblirb.r
feinen DerbGHsnibpOIen Wss, big i'm
cine tDbtbrirgenbe Detonotton nlitisu
i'm Deiub iein 3isI fsste. Surrsnb
unb f1narrenb iibertSnte Elm 9lugr,c.
tor aus sssuutiftsr S5bs bas grobe
Wort Der MrtilIeris. Dem 9uge fan
flog er fetne fu9snbe Balm.
Gin Seinb fretfte ibm qusr DOT fsn
Rurs. Wit fnottsrnben Maf9inense.
'ptbren flu4ten iis segsnsinanber. Ser
line itHrats In sauftHn usberf9lagun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18
Ots untsriu9uus iibsr oi

Ote untsru DUNG iibsr Die
SobIsnnotb ldbt erIsben. pab bts!s
our6 ben 9ertauf pon gaEnpasscns
unb 8obIsn nad aanaba tnnltli9 5e'
i9affen mirb. I'm bic preiie in Oieism
4unoe bod balteu 5u tDnnsn. IS iollte
aud stne lnteriu4uns oariiber ita;t.
finben, gu pslaem ppeiie 5tohlsn nab
&anaba psrtauft peroen. sic tpiroe
Obne 3peifsl erseben, bab bieisr be-
peutsnb niebriser 1T. als Der prsis,
Der in bieIem 2anps bers6net p;ro,
Sn folder Weue wirp 'untsr Osm
DetmanteI bes patriOtismus, Der baE
rim bsitsben fOa, Dab man &dHaoa
apbIen IieFsrt, bem 0pIte bas 6sl
iibsr bic Sbrsu ge5osen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18
gttnanftias umsstr.

Gin SiinsIing bat eisb.sfummer
unb kI6lisbt, fih su srtrdntsn. Als
ibm bas Waifsr Biz gum Solfs reid5i
unb q ben sntI3sibsnnsn g9riii tbun
nil. ruff er p!otIid: .0oIs ferSlidlla
= i& babe MID blObl- lub fdnpi an
usr0Haat IN Wahsy lu pldil4syR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18

an sintn llnfus unb tuns llngere1tigs
teii ju erinnern. bic enbfi6 duib0yel,
iolItsn. bab bic pot WOdsn. h1b
Ulonatsf9rifisn nit einsm Nerlult
BON pier Gents an jsbem plumb befors
bert. Warum bic Rsgisruna gu etn.r
3sit 9eItenie MAIDEN ION. mann Il.
ieoen Gent brnuht, III unneritdrbII4
unb es IN uuper5sibiih. bab ss se.
idJisbt. Gin GROCER Gsblsr TT aud bic
erbObuns Der gisritsuer. ba biz @ir.
tuns poraus3uieben 1T, baB bic b,bs
Steuer in Jolse Der eroben 4bnabne
i'm @erbraud bsbeutsnb tpsniss- eins
brins.n tpirb, aIs bic nisbrise Stsusr,
ipis iiberbaupt bic ibpere 8elaituus
Der @etrdnteitsuer ni9t aus finauSisls
len Griinben erfOIst, bic aIein maBses
bent iein iolIten, fonbern aus ,prp1is
bitipniitiIden Griinbsn.
Ute beutf4e 9esresleta
tuns beridtet, bab Gansemart
unb anbere poftipnen in Glanperu
5uriiderobert pprbsn itnb. Semndb
i9eint bic ieBise OFfeniipe, pis bic
friibere. iib absuipieIsn, bab bic Ssuts
i9sn bic erits @srtbsibisunsIinie rGus
men uub bann bon alien Seitsn Per
8eritdrtunesn an bic bebrobtsn Steis
lunsen iditsn. @li 9runo bieisr
9eOba4tunsen 1T seiast ,pprben, cab
ein Sur9bru6, tpie bas sngliid=frcns
5oiiI6s Deer ibn beabii9tist, nur sts
folsrei9 fein lam, tpenn bic bsioen
JIiisel bss Gesnsrs nit ftarter Wtadt
fsitssbalten tpsrben, 70 bab man an bic
Sur6brudsitelIe teine @eritdrtunsen
gu iaiden psrmas. Oab Elm folder
pIan srfolsretb ieip tDnnte, lit leidt
senus gu psriteben. Sffenbur finb
aber baaa mebr Mauni4aften notbis,
aIs ben Iuiirtsu gssentpdrtis aur @:rs
fiisuns itsbsn unb 1T auf cine gntT
ideibuns srft gu rednen, fpenn Srsi
Wann aus unisrem 2aHec
nit einsreifen tOnnen. 0as 1T aH9
Der @runb, tpsspegen peri4iebene mtf
Iitdrifbe 5admdnner Don oeuti4idas
oiidsn 3eitunssn 8eiprsnib ipesen Der
llnteritiibune aus unierem Sdnee ems
pfinoen. Dod pirb bteis alniids IN
ltnsemeinsn nidt setbeilt. Sieis ssbt
oabin, baB bic ensIii6e Ration auss
Jebunsert Iein pirb, ebe mir brsi TIis
.ipnsn Wann na6 bem arisesihans
oIaB ssbratt baben. 2lopb 6eo.se
bat bieIsr Gage oaruuf geaus senoms
men unb ertldrt, bab eine Iusbungc'
,uns Gnelanbs abiolut aussef8Ioiisn
'ei. Sn folder 8eiis beftett bh Sir
auf betben Seiten uro
,as lGBt teins 5Offnuns auf 5risosr
luftommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18

y { " y " " ! ! uuS Se~''INN
fadbt bic aussaben bes srlien &risss'
iubres auf 18 MilIiaroen. 3uerit t!et
es, mir ipiirben nit 10 Wstai1roer1
austommen, bdnn purotn fiinf5str
ecforpert unb tpenn bic Re4nun5 fEr
bas Sabr abeeIdloiIen ipiro. tperosn
es 1S MliIliarben iein. SIN nadit>is
Sabre pirb aud biefer Seirag m9t
rstben. glnesii1ts befen III es pers
geblibe Wliibs gegen Steuern Gins
ipdnb gu erbeben. Die Reeierurg
fann bas @elb ni9t aus Der Gr5e
itampfsn. Die steuern rperben eris
auFb5rsn, penn Der arieg enbet, aber
9ori6l6es in bieier Ridtune ftrben
fein GntgeeenipmmsH.
Ser 3ped Der SoIba.:nf
@erii6erunsssgM 1T. cine peniiOni'
rune aus3uIdlieben. Wsun brsi UIils
liunen SpIbatsn Ing 6eIb seitelt iDtrs
ben pber gar fiinf TsilIionen anS
auT oteie bas issise Peniions S1s
item aussebebnt tperbeH iullte, pirben
bic Der. Staaten baran mad bern
&riegs gu 9runbs sebeH. Cine 5ragc
lit nur, ob oas @eriiasrunss sSpftsm,
iDeI9es bem frsisn geIieben Der Sols
baten anbeinssitsnt pirb, nitt aitf
alle Solbaten 5pangstpeiie aussebehn.
perben IolIte, bsnn ipenn bas uidt es'
iaisbt, 1T Doraus5uiebsn, bab bus
9eniionssSpitem fd,lisblif, bod eias
singefiibrt tpiirbe. Wenn Witttpen uEb
@aifen unb @erfpunbete mittsIlos
iinb, tpirb Der bumane Sinn Der Nas
tion niht susebsn, bab eieie 2suts
obns alle 6ilfe bsIafen tpsrben.
Sm Senat mamie QIburit
aus Oregon bic ). 80, SO. Die imperius
Iutiiten SsriSeuse WIIheIms. @ers
onlaiiuns bisr5u sibt ibm Der Streit
Oieier Obne Gruse iebr unanssne9men
SrsdHiiatipn, aber er iollts I'm zines
Osrmeintli6en WiBes pillen ni9t ocm
2anOs S9aben 5ufiisen. Ous gez
f6iebt, penu man 2euts bios Dssipe=
gen, neil lie itrsiten, als 8erbino:.s
SsutiaIanbs biniteat, benin bas mnb
ben ginbrud srrpeten, oab oas 2drb
pol FOLDER 2lnbGnser Deutf1lanbs 1T
unb es lam bod Dem Seinoe nur f5rz
berIidb iein, tpenn man cine iolfe Nm.
iiht perbreitet. Die 5. 0. SO. 4parsn
eemeiHsefdbrlids aratsblsr, ebs Der
&rieg nit Dsutiblanb ausbra6 uni
fiHb es biz duf ben beutigen Gag as<
bIisbsn. Sie nit bsutlhen llmtrie=
ben in @erbinouns gu briugen, if sin>
fab Id5erIif unb, ME mir eessist has
ben, aud ni6t uHbeosutlid. 90 peit
bic Reeieruna' ss fir n0tbie bsftnoet
unb bic Uldtt befibt, ion lie aeaen
nIeie gspobnbeitsmabigsu 5risbeuss
ftOrer einidrsitsn. SoIte albernen
Rebeusdrten, ipis bisisnie:n bss Ses
ndtOrs Don Oregon fOntsn uni.rbis;s
Ben.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
Woman Fights
With Burglar

Miss Luce Hunt, daughter of G.
C. Hunt, 1923 ] street, had COM
pletely recovered Monday from her
battle with aburglar in the Hunt
residence Sunday evening. Altho
the thief had thrown her heavily
to the floor, she was little the
worse for her experience.
The Hunt family had returned
from a motor ride, and Hunt was
putting his car away when Miss
Hunt and her mother entered the
house. The burglar was at work
upstairs. Frightened by the re-
turn of the family, the thief ran
downstairs and bolted for the
door. Miss Hunt seized him and
screamed for her father. A lively
battle ensued, ending when the
burglar threw Miss Hunt to the
floor and elaped over her body to
the open front door.
A quantity of jewelry and small
bedroom articles had been taken
by the thief, including q d. A. r.
button, an heirloom Of the family.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
ALIEN ENEMY
RESTRICTIONS


WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. 10.
ALI enemy aliens are barred
from the District of Columbia and
the Panama canal zone, In a proc
lamation issued by PRESIDENT
Wilson today.
1t drastically restricts the
movements of all enemy aliens In
the U. s.
The proclamation provides that
no alien enemy shall come nearer
than 100 yards of any canal,
wharf. pier. or drydock used by
ANY vessel OF over 500 tons en-
gagged in. foreign or domestic
trade.
This prohibition also extends to
grain elevators, warehouses, rail-
road depots, yards or terminals
which are used In connection with
the docks and piers.
Alien enemies must keep off all
boats except public ferries on
ocean, bay, river or other waters
within three miles of the shore
line of the United States or its
territorials.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
,uni,ed Pres. Leased wirel

AMERICAN FIELD HEAD
QUARTERS, FRANCE, Nov. ia
German night patrols are giving
the Americans a wide berth since
the Sammies on recent occasions
accorded similar parties such a
warm reception.
The usual nightly excursions
over No Mans Land have been
without encounters with the en-
envy during the last few days.
Desultory artillerying kept up
today. There were no infantry
actions.
Gen. Pershing paid surprise
visit to his men in the front line
trenches on Saturday and return
ed today greatly pleased with their
efficiency and the splendid discip-
line they showed under fire.
There was one Sammy In the
trenches today who won't be likely
soon to strength his muscles care
lessly.
He was stationed at an ad-
vanced gun post, secreted behind
a shallow trench. II was SO shall
low the husky American got
cramped. He luxuriated in
stretching his legs and then an
irresistible desire to straighten up
back came over him. Forgetting
warning. the American stood up
languidly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
Congestion Is
Cause of Smash

Mrs. Nellie Lawrence, Ala So.
18th street. was painfully injured
in an auto accident Sunday even
ing caused by congestion of traffic
on the army post road. The ac-
cident occurred near the speed
way, when an army post bus, cut
ting in front of two other cars.
caused one car to stop suddenly
to avoid a collision. The second
car. driven by Leo Kelly, an artil-
leryman, crashed into the first
machine, throwing Mrs. Lawrence
and her son, Marion, to the pave
ment. The woman sustained Sc
we're flesh wounds about the head.
Marion sustained a sprained wrist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
R1FQJNI1FY is HERE{El--GRASP TT NOW
HUN PATROLS STEER
CLEAR OF SAMMIES

There was an instantaneous
bang and a small shell whizzed
across No Mans Land. The incau-
tious Sammy was the target. Tho
missile struck the butt OF his rifle
and passed on. exploding wtckedly
20 feet distant. The American
soldier was knocked off his feet.
lie arose to his knees. cursing flu
emily. wiped the dirt off himself,
still holding tight to the splinter
ed piece of rifle.
why. the sons OF guns!" he
drawled. and beat II back quickly
to get another rifle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
Mayor Against
New Sidewalks

"In these days of the high cost
Of living, and with the people be-
ing forced by buy Liberty bonds
and pay war taxes, I don't believe
1t is fair for the city to order any
improvements that will cost the
taxpayers more money"
This was Mayor Fawcett's OBJ
lection Monday to proposed side
walk district in the North End.
bounded by 42nd, 46th, Orchard
and Cheyenne streets. Several
property owners objected.
There were 600 lots in the dis
trict, and only 80 persons object
ing, 30 the council ordered the
sidewalks installed. mission
er Drake voted with Mayor Faw-
cett against the work. The side
walks will cost 10000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
Thief Changes
His Mind When
Woman Screams

Awakened at $3.50 Monday
morning by a burglar who was
making a persistent effort to
break into her home, Mrs. Mary
j. Kennedy. 1924 North Tyler
street, frightened the man away
by demanding what he wanted.
The thief had first tried to
Jimmy" a window open, and had
then gone to the back door. where
he broke the netting from screen
door in his effort to gain en-
trance.
What do you want here?" de-
manded Mrs. Kennedy, from her
bed.
"Oh, nothing" replied the bur-
glar, as he dropped his tools and
ran away.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
In Drug Ring;
Gets Six Months

"Blackie" Chandler, a colored
drug fiend. arrested Saturday
night on charges that he was
carrying drugs to soldiers at
Camp Lewis, was given q SIX
months sentence by Police Judge
Graham Monday.
Chandler was caught near tho
base hospital of the cantonment,
A quantity Of drugs we're found
on his person. Military police
say that he was member of the
alleged drug ring" that had been
organized to supply cocaine and
morphine to soldiers of the camp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
STOP MARCH
TO PETROGRAD
Omitted Press Leased w,re.,

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 19.-Pro-
visional government forces have
stopped their march toward Petro-
grad, according to dispatches re-
ceived today from the Russian cap
ital.
The decision not to attempt iu-
vestment of the city was due, IT,
was reported, tt continued ignor-
ance of the troops as to Premier
Kerensky's whereabouts. General
Daukhonine, chief of the army
general staff, issued the orders
hating the advance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
SAY DRUGGIST
HAS A RECORD

Harry Greenwald, owner of the
Temple drug store. 1155 Broad
way, who filed suit against the
police administration last week be-
cause policemen had been station
ed in front of the store, has a
police record, Chief Smith an
nounced Monday.
- Greenwald was arrested In
Buffalo, N. Y. In 1901, as a pick
pocket, and his picture sent broad
cast at that time, according to
police records. He has also been
arrested in Seattle on various
charges, the chief said.
Police Capt. Falconer went 70
Seattle Monday to get Greenwald s
record there. The application for
an Injunction against stationinl
police in front of the drug store
will be heard In superior court
Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
CONSENT TO
ARBITRATION
Omitted Press Leased Wire.-

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Nov. 10.
The railroads today accepted
arbitration of their employees
wage demands and placed their
interests "unreservedly" in the
hands of President Wilson. A
letter to Judge Chambers of the
U. S. board of mediation and con-
Citation from the railroads war
board announced this decision.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19

FOR SALE-Kimball plano, player
and $50 worth of music, all for
$3.50. Also nearly new Majestic
range $40. Overland Furniture
Co.. 1140 Commerce st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19

A young girl who has made two
debuts-one in grand opera, the
other In a prominent social set
Is the daughter of Mont d. Rogers
OF New York. Miss Rogers is ALI
American. She received all her
voice training in this country and
now is turning her gift to pa
triotic service. She has been sing
ing frequently this fall for war re-
lief charities and for the enter
tainment of soldiers and sailors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19

FIRE Insurance. Hibsrly 5O4 Prov.
TWO cows for. sale. $1,000 apiece,
good mixers. Jersey and Hol-
stems; leaving town. 1907 So.
Hosmef.
FITZ- HENRYS SPECIALS.
We have small size safe, large size
Dick filing cabinet, S-section oak
office filing cabinet, computing
account system, Stearns typewrit-
err, power and hand coffee mill.
electric fan. refrigerator show
cases, wall cigar case, cigar floor
show cases. 8 SIT. floor casos. 2
delicatessen cases. delicatessen
marbles and glass shelves, an all
plate glass butter case and marble
top counter. SIT. glass floor coun-
ter, z chair bOotblack stand, l bill
lard table, 10 pool tables, pop
corn crisp machine--cost $3.50, we
can sell It to you for $500; toun-
ter stools, 24-ft back bar and
counter with novelty box, De
Laval separator good as new. q
oven Lang range, 1-oven Lang
range.
FOR SALE at a bargain, Royal cof-
fee rooster capacity 10 to Is lbs,
suitable for roasting peanuts. 1906
Hoyt av.. Everett. Wash.
FOR SALE-Holstein-J Jersey cow,
fresh week ago; l mile north of
Milton. A. M: Jerstad.
RIDLEY repairs cash registers,
does other mechanical work. I02
South 18th st.
WOOD for sale. 1s-inch dry slab
wood; also Ie-inch forest wood.
NOTICE-Sharehol ders of EQUITY
keep in touch with progress; 100
per cent advance very soon. 1913
Broadway.
CASH PAID FOR USED FURNIT-
URE AND OTHER MERCHAN-
VIM. FITz-HENRY
102 SOUTH 18TH STREET.
WE are the largest buyers of fix
lures, household goods and mer-
chandise In the state. Two places,
2007 Second ave-, Seattle. and 102
South 18th ST.. Tacoma.
VIM. FITz-HENRY.
Portable Garages !
Portable Houses
MODEL portable chicken coops
$3.50. Portable houses SITS and
up. Wegener Manufacturing Co.,
Main 1913, 1107 A st.
OYSTERS Get them at the
102 So. 18th.
NOTICE TO FARMERS--Make your
dates for your cow sales now as
dates are filling rapidly. VIM.
FITZ-HENRY, Auctioneer. t02
South 18th st.. Tacoma; 2007 Sec
ond Ave, Seattle.
SIS. good dropnead Singer sewing
machine. complete. Main 67e1
SO So. nth ut
en Watches cleaned or main
~ NC springs Sec, guaranteed
1919 Pacific Nv.
JUST received. Is used seving ma
chimes. all makes. prices Is to e1S
J. o. Purkey. fsis Broadway
Vain esse.
WANTED--Hogs. cattle. veal hfdss
poultry. VIII cal for same. Pay
highest market price. Tacoma
Meat Co. Main 1900 after busi-
ness hours. Proctor i22t.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19

OAKS HOTEL 1864 So. 10th ST..
Private baths. Main 1929.
THE TRAVELLERS; transient from
SOC up. Special rates by week or
= month. i50SH Pacific av.
HOTEL STRATFORD--Mod. outside
rooms, 81. $3.50 and % per week
up. SOC night up. 1916 Market
FISHER HOTEISLModern; 500 up.
18s0h Pacific. Main 1915.
MAZE HOTEL, s11 Pacific. Steam
heat, baths, hot water. 500 up.
- week 1900 up. Main 206s.
AVENUE HOTEL, strictly modern.
private bath 1904 Pacific ave.
Main sS7S.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19

FIRE Insurance. Hibsrly 5o4 Prov.
TWO cows for. sale, $1,000 apiece,
good mixers. Jersey and Hol-
stems; leaving town. 1907 So.
Hosmef.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
REAL ESTATE
TWO GOOD BUYS

TWO GOOD BUYS
y lots near Sixth ave, bungalow,
rooms and den first floor 3 bed
rooms second floor; heating plant:
full basement; fireplace, electric
cooking outfit and water heater.
$4,000; terms.
Bungalow and large lots, 600 It.
from ear. Fruit trees, etc: $500
only, cash $500, balance $3.50 per
month.
Crescent Realty Co.
ans California Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wANTED-Rough dry washing. 9Th
Addition Hand Laundry, $3.50 So.
~ Madison $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19
PERSONAL
SITUATION MALE

FIRE Insurance: Hiberly. 500 Pro
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-19

IN Southwest Washington to set
tiers only $500 per acre and up.
Ten years to pay interest at SIS.
WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER CO.
Tacoma Bldg Tacoma. Wash
The Vashon Island record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1916-1919, 1917-03-29
N. E. Ladies Aid

TWAS cold and windy on We'd
nesday afternoon, March Dist,
but in spite of this, many of the
members of the M. E. Ladies
Aid attended the meeting held
at the home of Mrs. Ira Thomp-
son. Those who We're unable to
attend missed an especially good
time.
Quite a little business was at
tended to and a number of small
bills ordered paid, 1t speaks
well for the Aid that all are so
interested in clearing up any
debts incurred.
Mrs. Frank Bibbins of Quar-
termaster was the guest of honor,
it being her birthday
Mrs. Thompson was assisted
in entertaining by her sister,
Miss Anna Barton.
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Mrs. F.. G. Shanahan was a
visitor in Seattle Monday.
The Home Club met with Mrs.
l.. S. Convey on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. |. o. Thompson attended
the funeral of Mr.. Sayre in Ia
coma, Monday.
Mrs. C. A. Campbell went to
Seattle Wednesday for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Roy
Kimmel.
The Woman's Foreign Mission,
airy society will meet at the par
sonage Oh Friday afternoon, Apr.
+, at , o'clock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. +. Tilton
of Seattle are rejoicing over the
birth of a daughter who arrived
on Sunday. March 18th.
Mrs. Creation, of New Rich
Imond, Wis, a sister of Mr. b. j.
Jacobs, who has been visiting
relatives in Puyallup and Seattle,
I is guest this week at Pomona
Heights,
Mrs. l.. s. Convey had as din
ner guests, Wednesday, Mrs. j.
G. Gorsuch and Mrs. g. w.
Blekkink.
Taylor Bros. of Hillcrest
Farms have recently purchased
a fine COW to add to their herd
The Lutheran Ladies Aid en-
joyed pleasant afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Gilbert Olsen,
Wednesday, March 81. In addi-
ton to their regular monthly
meeting and tea, they held CAP
and apron sale and realized oven
eleven dollars.
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Mrs. S. A. Owens and son
Harrison were visitors in Seattle
the last of the week.
Mrs. O. S. VanOlinda has been
having q serious time recently
with an liberated tooth.
Mrs. G.. w. Blekkink and
daughters, Frances and Ada,
visited in Seattle Friday.
Paul Thorsen had very I'M
pleasant tussle with neuralgia
in his face all of last week.
Miss Puma Ballantyne of
Seattle was a week end visitor
at the home of her grandparents,
MIR. and Mrs. j. 7. Thompson.
Miss Helen Bergman of Ever
EFT, schoolmate of Miss Helen
Hansen at the state university,
was a guest of the latter over
the week end.
The annual meeting of the
congregation of the Presbyter-
ian church was held in the
church parlors Wednesday even
ing, and partook of social and
business session combined.
Mr.. Cox, local salesman foi
the Crescent Manufacturing
Company, Seattle, was looking
after business on the Island Sat
urday
The baseball game between
Burton and Vashon, Tuesday
afternoon, at Vashon high, re.
suited in favor of the latter, Il
to A.
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Vashon Locals

S. j. Harmeling was in Seattle
Friday on business.
E. G. Thompson returned Sat
urday from trip to Seattle.
w. G.. Locklin returned from
Seattle the first of the week.
r. H. Kimmel came over from
Seattle Monday for short visit.
Ray Dubois visited with rela-
tives in Seattle over the week
end.
Mr.. l.. ]. Priest and daughter
Lois We're Seattle visitors on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Henry Weiss and little
daughter Ethyln visited in Seat
tie Friday.
Mrs. George Barnes visited
over the week end with relatives
and friends in Seattle.
Mrs. F. W. Gorsuch of Fern
dale is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Magruder Beall
T. H. Hyde Of Seattle was a
guest at the home of Phil Pier
son the first of the week.
A, Y. Paulson of Seattle, was
looking after business on the
Island during the week.
c. A. Barton went to Tacoma
Tuesday attend the funeral Of
a. n. Sayre, former resident
of the Island and an old.time
friend, whose death occurred Sat
urolay Mr. Sayre was at one
time a member of the state legis
lSture and was a pioneer of Ia.
coma. He was 50 years of age