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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-24
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SEATTLE, July 24.--Peace be.
tween the traction company and
its striking carmen hinged today
on whether the company would
arbitrate in answer to the offer
made by strikers, conditional upon
return of all men to work, both in
Seattle and Tacoma, and the Sc
lection of a third arbitrator.
The strikers, in a letter to the
company, have offered to mediate
and named five men acceptable TO
them as third member of the ar
bitration board, including DR..
Henry Suzzallo, president of the
state university and the state de-
Tense council; Prof. j. Allen Smith
of the university; Henry NJ. White,
federal immigration commission
er; Harold Preston, president of
King County Council of Patriotic
Service, and M. A. Gottsteln, man
ager Gottstein Furniture Co.
Following President Leonard's
refusal yesterday to cooperate
with the King County Council of
Patriotic Service in attempt to
mediate the strike, the strike COM
mittee of the union presented to
him personally flat request for
arbitration of all demands and
suggesting a clear cut manner OF
arbitration.
No Reply Yet.
Innnnr1 looIapnl thig ,,,nrni, =,
that he could not say when a reply
to the request would be made.
81 don't know yet he said in
reply to a reporters question He
would give no indication of tn I
probable trend of the company $
reply, should it make one.
Offer a Fair One.
The carmen's offer of arbitra
ton said:
lowing to the serious situation
which now confronts the people o.
our country as a result of the pres
ent war, and of the great injur,
to the business of the city and t
the public generally, we now sub
NIT to you our final and definite
proposition on the matter of set
Element between the Puget Sound
Traction, Light & Power Co. ant
its employees:
Il. The company shall rein
state all men who have been dis
charged by reason of having
Joined any union or gone or
strike, including the seven mel
who were discharged by your com.
pany in the city of Tacoma.
20. We will submit all other
questions to a board of arbitration
composed of the arbitrator select.
ed by your company and the ar.
bitrator selected by employees, and
the third to be any one of the fol-
lowing gentlemen that you may
designate"
1t then gives a list of the pro-
posed arbitrators.
Leonard said It was possible
another attempt to break the
strike with non-union employees
would be made today.
No attempt has been made to
operate a car since Saturday.
Federal Judge Jeremiah Meter
er refused to at once grant tenn
porary injunction against strikers
picketing or molesting cars, but is
Withholding final decision to hear
further argument.
Jitneys by the thousand con-
tinue to handle the transportation
problem.
There were Is transportation
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That's Where Engineers Now at
American Lake Will Work

Copyright 1917.


Copyright 1919
The "Pershing Zone'' will soon be fact. little
strip of the United States" is going to extend across
France from the American base on the French coast
to the front line American trenches.
After detailed investigation of the system estab-
lshed by the British and French Gen. Pershing has
decided to establish complete American controlled
line of communications.
The business of maintaining an army at the front
is like running small nation continually subjected
to series of earthquakes, devastating fires floods,
famine, plague and sudden death. 1t is carefully
planned effort to meet the unexpected
1 will understake to describe clearly possible
the method of carrying on this great business
Gen. Pershings spend and
fighting the But behind the
the another whose business 1t is the
the front in condition to fight
of this army behind the army-whose
ably will be mentioned in dpatches next to Gen
the important French soil today His
modest title Commander of the Line of The
which strip of territory from and
the the point contact made with the trains
of the combatant forces the front
This Is the circulatory system Of Pesshings army It's
CONTINUED on Page Ffve)
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God grants liberty only to
those who love 1t, and are
always ready to guard and
defend it.--Webster.
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Carmen WillinQ
10 Make Peace

accidents during the first week OF
the strike which ended last night.
Strike Order Withdrawn.
There will probably be no at
tempt TO call out operators in the
power plants of the traction cont
pany unless mediation Efforts fail.
Altho five men wer dispatched
in automobiles yesterday to the
various plants for the purpose of
pulling out the operators, the
strike order was countermanded
later In the day, when II was de-
cided by the strike committee OF
the Inside Electrical Workers
union, which planned tho propos-
ed walkout, to await the result OF
steps now being taken toward con-
Citation.
The five men sent out yesterday
will remain in the field awaiting
further orders.
Acceptance of the carmen's Of
fer by the Puget Sound Traction,
Light &c Power Co. and subsidiary
concerns, which would mean the
reinstatement of the men dis
charged for union activities by the
T. X. & p, would end the strike
in Tacoma as well as in Seattle,
declared F. Hoover, vice president
OF the international union, Tues
day.
This Is the proposal we have
already made to Manager Bean in
Tacoma" he said. ''If the II. r.
& P. will agree not to discriminate
against union men and will reco5-
nize the right of the men to or
ganize, We stand ready to arbi-
trate all questions Of hours and
wages
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I'm
50 Co D
Specials

Applications for an unusu-
ally large number of special
policemen by the 4. II. & p.
Co. caused Chief of Police
Smith to announce Tuesday
that he would refuse to
swear in to exceed 10 more
deputies.
At II a. m. Tuesday the
street car company had OBJ
tanned special commissions
for exactly so private police,
many of them former mem.
bers of the Tacoma police
department or sheriff's
office.
Il am going to stop issuing
commissions to special Officers
when the number has reached
co." said Chief Smith. "In my
opinion, 60 men are sufficient fol
protecting all the cars and prop
erty of the street railway COM
pany.
81 have heard the rumor that
these men are being sworn in to
protect strikebreakers who are
coming here to operate cars; but
know nothing of the truth of it,
Sent by Nelson.
Applicants for commissions as
special police are sent to the
central station by Secretary Nell
son of the Employers association.
Chief Smith gave orders Tues
day that deputies riding on street
cars must remain on the cars only
for the protection of uainmen
and property, and that they must
not leave the cars to abuse or in
timidate persons on the streets.
The list OF special deputies OF
(Continued on rage Five.)
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., July
2f.-Sweeping steps were
taken by President Wilson
today to put an end to delay
i'm building Americas great
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MRS. MARSHALL
CRITICALLY I'LL

WASHINGTON, d. c., July "a.
severe inflammation Of
the ears that caused Mrs. Thomas
r. Marshall, wife Of the vice presi-
dent, to go to a hospital, will
necessitate an operation, will be
determined by physicians today.
The vice president Is constantly at
her bedside. Mrs. Marshall's con-
diton was unchanged today and
doubt is expressed as to her early
recovery.
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PUT STRIKE BLAME
WHERE It BELONGS!


vast powder magazine The flare OF match, and fear
full would be the result!
Thousands of men are strike Thousands more are
the verge of going out.
And all this with nation at grips with foreign foe in
to DEATH
Unless the lumber mills and the logging camps kept busy
Americas great spbudng upon which the nation
and its allies pnnng their faith is endangered
And unless the street railways of the chief cities function
properly, the communities are seriously handicapped For
while the autos handling the traffic fully well the
cars have yet to keep them running diverted
from other activities.
TT stuaton-a crime against our country
Because, age world
offering its blood in order make democracy there
the sIa"e deny the rigS OF
an @ DAY and a the r right of workers to @
eey It's and should basis
leader in this the hour of great national crisis President Wood
Let the "lumber' President
Refusing recognize the eghtheur they ignore labor
to- nsm Ths Tss
that they continue nslave their workers and attempt to
souls, cry Of W. W.
TITS time these kept who
the right of men to organize took tumble to themselves
ing this war: moved with rapd Of turbulent river
in Northwest of the and the
esht-hour still things smoked
s about
unemployment with the country wary dsloya"
Golfers Weekly land
BAD EMPLOYMENT COMES CLOSE TO TREASON"
JEARIY mill fide residents
N Ballard members unions which
with the W. W., paraded in Seattle
Saturday evenngand their demand the eighour day
between lumber
Washington and the mill
how corupy the publicity bought with the half million
, Jackpot twist the facts.
And matter how the Stone Webster squrm
between and the is
Manager Bean fired the first and that the issue
today.
that they join he Amagamaed Aso
going fool 1t the suberuge which the is
willing organize, 1t
pocams except in the only national union which carmen nave
Fro the autocat the slave master, the eXpoter of men,
~ fiddled while Rome burned.
And today we have modern Neros in Tacoma and Seattle
and Aberdeen tho world conflagraon RACES and tie national
peril grows daily
The "tdrotc' lumber say they oH grant an
eghf-how daythey, aoo today flooded aoi bust
ness aud more profit than they haze had in any number of
years.
Patriotic Stone & Webster haze issued ulimdmn that
they ae consider recognition of the Garments rights to
affiliate 7cith the only union that anything to them
SO BE IT AND LET THERE BE NO MISUNDER-
STANDING. AT THEIR DOOR PUT THE BLAME
FOR WHAT THE COMMUNITY SUFFERED UP TO
NOW. AND UPON THEIR HEADS BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF WHATEVER. THE FUTURE
HOLDS.
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SALOONS CLOSED
NEAR PRESIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, July "a. -
Saloons within half a mile OF the
Preside today are preparing to
close up. President Wilson's or
der establishing a dry zone OF half
q mile around military posts in
Incorporated cities is the causs.
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Greetings, how many peo-
pie did you carry today in
your amateur jit?
Those nice big T. X. & p. ads
about the horrors of Outside in
reference" no doubt were writ
ten by Messrs. Bradlee & Pratt
themselves. They sounded some
what Bostonese.
The new Teut chancellor,
as you observed from his
picture printed I'm The Times,
has nice, kind face, like
red AK.
Congress is investigating an air
plane engine that runs without
fuel. When looking for a body
of men to make fools OF or to
make fools of themselves, pick
congress.
God grants liberty only to
those who love 1t, and are
always ready to guard and
defend it.---Webster.
Kaiser Wilhelm, in his boots and
sashes,
Fell into hell and was burned to
ashes.
By and by the place grew chilly.
But the devil hated to poke up
Willie.
Harry Whitney Treat, gifted
war gardener of Seattle, has de-
signed a strapped bag. something
like that used by golf players, but
longer and of small diameter.
when he goes out farming"
explains q friend. The uses Il -
carry his hoe"
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ToDAY's CuEARINGs

|Clearings .........$ 484,508.60
Balances ......... 43,592.71I
transactions 1890. 1,4b5,bbS.66
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Greetings, how many peo-
pie did you carry today in
your amateur jit?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
Weddings.

Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. Murphy of Chev,
Chase. Md, have announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Esther
Irene Murphy. to Mr. Eugene {. Och.
senreiter of this city, who is a member
Of the United States Ambulance Corps
stationed at Allentown, Pa.
The ceremony took place Monday
August 81, at the Sacred Heart Church
at Allentown.
The bride was given away by Lieut.
Ormsby McCammon, and Mr.. Robert
Cupp was best man.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Carlton Hass were
the only other witnesses present.
The bride. who is widely known in
This city. has been doing volunteer Red
Cross wor: both here and at Allen
town.
The bridegroom is a graduate of the
Mckinley Manual Training School
where he gained fame as an athlete
and he also attended the Pennsylvania
State College.
He has passed his examinations for
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Navy and Marine Corps Note:

Rear Admiral Cameron McRae Wins
low, L. S. ", retired, after short visit
to Washington. has returned to his
home in Newport. r. |.
Lieut. Commander Halsey. L. s. ", re-
tired. will shortly join his wife and
family at Blue Ridge Summit. Pa.
where they have been for some weeks.
Commander Frank b Freyer. L. S. n.
recently ordered here for duty. will ar
rive early in September, accompanied
by Mrs. Freezer.
Mrs. J. W. Eunkley. wife Of Lieut..
Hnnkiay. I. :. y, is at Blue Ridge
Summit. Pa, for the early autumn.
Mrs. Frank Horseback. wife Of Lieut.
Commander horseback. L. s. y. has
taken an apartment at SO Woodruff ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. \. Y, where she will go
with their young son from Dublin. y
H.. where she has spent the summer.
Surgeon Isaac w. Kite, L. s. n. will
be Joined in Baltimore early in the
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the aviation corps and is awaiting
orders.
The members Of section Is Of the
and Sridssroom with = large silver low.
Ing cup.
A quiet but attractive wedding took
place Wednesday morning At 8 o'clock
at tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H
Basehoar of East King street. Littles.
town. Pa. when their daughter. Ethel
Ruth. was united in marriage to the
Rev. n. J. Gould Mickey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. w. o. Mickey Of Cemeter,
avenue. Littlestown. Pa.
As Clyde Evans Basehoar. brother oil
the bride. played tho LohenKrin wed
Of the bride. led the procession as rims
bearer. Misses Evelyn and Lucille
Bixler of Washington. D. c.. nieces Of
the groom. acted as flower girls. eacf
The matron Of honor. Mrs. Irwin N
Law. sister Of the bride. carried pink
roses, and the brides bouquet was OF
bridal roses. The double ring weddins
ceremony Of the Lutheran Church wa.
performed by the Rev. I. n. Law
brother-in-law of the bride. and as
sisted by the Rev. W. K. Flick, pastor
of the church.
Immediately following the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served. aftel
which Rev. and Mrs. Mickey left for :
motor trip to Philadelphia, from wher.
they went by water to Boston. Mass
Tho brides dress of keorEette crep.
over crepe de chine. with satin bodice
was richly beaded IN crystals ant
pearls. Tho matron of honor wor.
white satin draped in beaded chiffon
trimmed in rosebuds and pearls.
The bride graduated from Pennsyl
A. B. degree In 1915.
The groom graduated from Pennsyl
! vania College with an A. E. degree IL
1912 and from the Lutheran Theologi
cal Seminary. Gettysburg. Pa, with
| b. 2: degree in 1915. He received hi
A. NJ. degree from Harvard Universit,
in 1915 and served as pastor of tn,
Georgetown. y. c.. Lutheran Church
during the past year.
Rev. Mickey has been honored b,
Harvard University in being granted
scholarship for the coming academi.
year. during which time Rev DIR. and Mrs
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Mickey will make their homo IL
Cambridge, Mass.

Announcement is made OF the mar
rfage OF Miss Elizabeth Ferguson and
DIR. Thomas v. Murto Of the U. 8. Navy
at Norfolk. Va. Saturday. August IS.
at o'clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Doherty at ST.
Mary's Catholic Church and was at
tended by members OF the families of
I the bride and groom. Miss Ferguson
Ferguson, and graduated two years
ago from George Washington Univer-
sity. where she was a popular MEM
Der of the ri Beta Phi Sorority. For
the past year she has been a teacher in
the Business High School. Dr. Murto
| is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Murto
a graduate of Georgetown University
| and on receiving his degree was appointe ed
surgeon in the Navy and is now assigned
, to the battleship Florida. Or and Mrs
ent.
Mrs. Ellen A. Rassett announces the
| marriage of her granddaughter. Helen
Lillian Shaw, to Capt. Charles Clinton
| Grimm. l. s. A.. Friday. August -. at
tho Presbyterian church. Norfolk, Va.
| The marriage OF Miss Anna Julia
Etter and Mr.. Bertram German Lennon
| took place Wednesday at ST. Pauls
| Church. at 5 clock.
Only a small company OF relatives
| and intimate friends witnessed the cere-
mony. which was performed by Mgr.
Mackin.
The bride wore a handsome gown of
| dark blue georgette crepe and soft taf.eta.
with a chiffon hat TO match. and carried
a bouquet of orchids and lilies
| of the valley. The Rrooin's gift was q
| brooch of diamonds and sapphires.
| Tho brides only attendant was her
sister. Miss Laura Virginia Etter. MIR.
| Vivian Joseph Dowd. cousin of the
bridegroom, was the best man.
| Mr.. Lennon and his bride left for
| their wedding trip and will he at home
after September - at Fulton Court.
| A pretty wedding was soemnized by
:, moonlight Wednesday evening at Edge
wood the home of Mrs. r. L. Dulany
near Thoroughfare, when her daughter
| Miss Shirley Carter Dulany. became the
bride OF William Brockenborouch
| Continued on Fourth PageD
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s. y. is visiting hi. old homo in An.

S. ~. is visiting his old homo in An
napolis.
Mrs. Halsey Powell. wifs of Lieut..
week to jamestown. r. l.. where she Is
visiting Mrs: Percy K. Robottom. wife
of Lieut.. Robottom. U. 3. n.
Ensign Logan Ramsey. U. s. n. now
at the Naval Hospital At Annapolis. Nd.
has been Joined there by his mother,
I Mrs i. Ramsay Of this city.
Mrs. William H. G. Billiard. wife OF
Lieut. Commander Billiard. L. s. n. has
gone to Newport. r. l.. for visit to
her aunt. Mrs. Elisha Dyer.
I Mrs. Henry n. Manney. wife of Lieut..
| Manney, L. S. NJ. c., is spending the
summer at Willoushby Beach. Va.
from where she will rejoin her nd
Lieut.. Claude NJ. Balm. L. S. NJ c.. now
stationed at Quantico. Va made a
Mrs. Thomas Balm. at Stockley Gar
dens. Norfolk. Va.
Lieut.. P. NJ. Hinckley U. g. n. with
| his wife and family, Is spending some
weeks at Waverly Cottage. Virginia
Beach.
| Misses Catherine and Marianne Woods
are the guests Of their brother. Lieut..
Commander j., =. Woods. and Mrs.
! Woods at the Puget sound naval sta :
ton. Miss Catherine Woods 10 return
ing to her station at Siangzay, Human.
China, after u years furlough at her
| home in Lewistown, Pa. Miss Woods
the Presbyterian board Of sorefgn mis-
sions and sails Thursday from Van
couver. B. G. Miss Marianne Woods
will remain indefinitely as the guest OF
her brother.
| Mrs Eaton Edwards. who has been
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Col Stuart. L. S. A.. accompanied by
his brother-in-law. Lieut.. Jeryey of the
Officers Reserve Corps. spent several da ys
in Washington last week. Lieut. .Iervey.
after leaving Plattsburg. made a visit
10 Col. and Mrs. Stuart at West Point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

Col Frank A. Wilcox. L. s. A., and
Mrs. Wilcox. recently arrived here. have
taken the apartment at the Don Carlos
formerly occupied by Brig. Gen Henry
Hubbeli, l.. 5. A., and wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

Lieut. Weston HYDE, L. s. A.. was
joined by his wife last week at his new
post, Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
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Lieut.. George e Whiting. l.. s. A. and
Mrs. Whiting last week entertained as
their guests AZ Fort Smelling, MINI,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Sisson Of New York,
who have now gone TO the Yellowstone
Park.
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spending the summer with her son-in-
law and daughter, Lieut.. Bruce Canaga.
sound naval station. left Thursday
morning for her home. in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

Mrs. George W. GoethaIs. wife Of Gen
Goethals. L. S. A., Is spending the latter
part OF the summer at Marthas VINEYARD
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Capt W. o. Smith. L. S. A.. &C
companied by Mrs. Smith. has gone t
Camp Grant, Rockford, Ill.
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80c1@tX,

Wright. L. S. A.. of Jolo. P. l.. arrived
last week from the orient and will
spend several weeks visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Loasby. i'll Port
Townsend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

Col. George f.. IIou.e. L. S. A.. has gone
10 his new station at Camp Dodge. Des
Moines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

col Lincoln Karmany, l.. S. NJ. q.
and Mrs. karmany have the latters
sister. Mrs. Bray Of Piedmont, visiting
them at Mare Island Cal.
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Mrs Tisdale. widow Of Lieut.. r. p.
Tisda,e, L. S. n. is visiting her brother.
Mr.. George Il. Merrick. at Gpper MarI-
boro, Prince Georges county, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

Mrs. John VIM. wife Of Col. winn.
L. $. A., has gone to Fort Ethan Allen,
Vt. for visit to her daughter. Mrs.
r. r. Hunter
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Mrs. William +. F'ullam and Miss
Ehoda Fullam. wife and daughter OF
Rear Admiral Fullam. L. S. n. after a
visit to friends at Rurlins hamc. Cal,
arrived last week in New York.
Assistant Snroenn Rnhepf Mcl1h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

Medical Director James Duncan Gate
wood L. S. y, will be joined al his new
post at Gulfport. Miss. early in the
month by Mrs. Gatewood. who now has
visiting her at Washington her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Earl Worth, wife of Capt
Worth L. S. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

Mrs. William Langfitt. wife OF Brig.
Gen. Langfitt. L. S. A.. after a visit to
Savannah. arrived in the city last week
for a visit to her son-in-law and daughter
Capt. Francis b. Wildly. L. s. A.. and
Mrs. Wildly, at the Washington barracks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

Miss Natalie Magruder. sister of
Lieut. J. Holmes Magruder. L. $. n. has
left the city with her father, AIR. John
II. Magruder, for the Adirondacks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

Mai. Carr, L. s. A., has been ordered
10 Fort Leavenworth. where he will
shortly he joined by Mrs. Carr. who is
at present visiting in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

Mrs. Arthur NaZro. widow Of Com
mander Nazro. L.. S. ~. will remain with
her sister, Miss Goodwin. for the early
autumn. at their summer home, on Ger
IRISH Island Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

month by Mrs Kite and Miss Anita
Kite. who have been spending some
weeks at Atlantic City.
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Mai. Warren T. IIannum. L. s.. a..
and Mrs. Hannum left the city last
week Tor a motor trip 10 the formers
parents ar Pntisville. Pa. their chill
dren accompanying them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02

capt. William Henry IIoicombe. L. =.
a. and wife moved last week into their
new quarters. No. 10. Washington bar
racks.
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Lieut.. ]. Q. X. Pitney. L. S. A. ane
Mrs. Pitney are at Fort Myer, wher,
they expect the latter's parents. Col
John r. Williams. L. $. A.. retired. ant
Mrs. Williams. to visit them in the au
tumn.
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Lieut.. Richard Tindell. l.. s. A., and
wife were Joined at Gettysburg last
week by the latter's sister. Miss Mary
Hartnett Smith, Of Ferguson, Miss,
who has been at Fort Myer visiting
Mrs. David Fl. Scott