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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-23
ZASADNICZE WARUNKI
POKOIOWE w OREDZIU.

Reasumujac w krotkosci warun
XII, ma ktorych w mysl oredzia
prezydenta przysz}y trwa}y po-
koj moze bye zawarty oparty,
streScic je MONA jak nastepuje ::
l. Pokoj europejski musi bye
trwa}y, a takim moze bye tylko
wtenczas, jezeli zadna ze stron
waIczacych ME odniesie stanow-
czego zwyciestwa, gdyz jedynie
pokoj zawarty miedzy r6wnymi
sobie, ME zaS miedzy zwyciezca-
mi zgniecionymi. moze bye o.
party ma zasadach slusznosci i
sprawiedliwoSci.
2. Nastepstwem pokoju powi--
MEN bye zgodny i zdecydowany
koncert mocarstw, kt6ry bedzie
W stanie zapewnic lrdzkoSci, re
podobna do obecnej katastrofa
nigdy sic juz wiecej ME powto-~
rzy.
8. Przy zawieraniu pokoju ME
MONA robic roznicy odnoSnie do
praw naleznych tax samo naro-
dom malym slabym jak wielkim
ipoteznym.
4. Zasada, ze rzady czerpia swa
wIadze ze zgody ma ME ludlow
rzadzonych, powinna bye przyje-
ia tax przy zawieraniu pokoju
jak ma przysz}oSc.
8. Kazdy wiekszy narod powi-
MEN otrzymac dostep do morza.
6. Zasada zupelnej wolnosci
morz musi bye stanowczo uzna-
ma.
7. Ograniczenie zbrojeh zarow-
no morskich jak ladowych, Z
szczegolowem okresleniem roz--
marrow tych zbrojen.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-23
Plany Nienieckie
WOJNA Ma MORZACH.
/ Teatrow Wojennych.
Gfod w Niemczech.


30 ma L|SSL Pl EJPOillllld,
IL polltyka Wilsona wzgledem
MeXyku nic zupcInie zgadza sic
wytyczonem w projekcie tym
Fostepowaniem, oraz zaznacza, il
Jcgo zdanicm ami wolnoSc mor7
absoIutna, ani tcz pok0j na wa
runkach, jakieby nie draznily :.
ME goryczyiy zadncj strony, ME
jest mozliwy Nicmcami - pc
tenn wszystkiem, co W ciagu tc;
woJny, przez mich wywoIanc
Sprawili na morzach i ma ladzis
- gwa}tow, zbrodni, krzywd. ..
| "a to wszystko protekcye mig
dzynarodowa jeszcze maja do
staC:. -. Przedtem trzeba zlikwi-.
dowac zto sprawione przez krzyw
dzlcieli, nagrodzic je - a to sic /
pomySlec ME da wSrod takich al.
truistycznych teoryi, jake Will
son roztacza. daily News" "a.
powiada, IL piekne i powazne wy.
staplenle statysty amerykanskie-.
go znajdzie zyczliwe W Anglii
przyjecie, jakkolwiek jego idee
ME zdaja sic bye natychmiast-
nj tez zbyt rychlo osiagalne: "
kazdym razie ME So one utopia
mi, a zdaje sic, IL W kazdym ra-
zie raczej one propaganda poko-
jowa ozywia i podniosa nizby ia
mialy t}umic, a pokoj zbliza ra-
czej - Mill oddala. | Times"
jest dose chetnie usposobiony
wzgledem wystapienia prezyden-
ia, ME osadza go narazie, odk}a-
da ma p6zniej sad ostateczny, ale
zaznacza, IL Wilson jest pierw-
Sym wsrod przedstawicieli mo-
carstw, kt6ry skoncepowal plan
kompletny stosunkow medzyna-
rodowych, ma podstawie pokojo-
wei opartych - mad czem wielu
politykow dotad myslafo darem-
ME =. (Zwracamy uwage ma dzi-
siejsze nasze artykuiy ma stronie
redakcyjnej; w artyl1ule nKon-
junktury Pokojowe", W czeSci
pierwszej podano, IL IL A
liantow zwfaszcza we Fran
cyl w Anglii skala zycz-
liwosci wzgledem inicyatyw po--
kojoWych PREF. Wilsona rozsze-
RIA sic; wystapienie prezydenta
wczorajsze zapewne podniesie ia
jeszcze rozwinie. Przyp. Red.
Dzien. Chic.)
Z SZWAJCARYI.
Berno, %. stycznia. w calym
kraju wre przygotowanie zbrojne
- uwazaja atak re strony Cen
tralnych "a prawdopodobny mo-
zliwy: byfby to czyn szalony,
lecz Niemcy zdawna dzia}aja -
iak szaleni J.. Idzie i'm o z}ama-
MIA tego zelaznego pierScienia, ia
XII ich zewszad zamyka: naj}at-
wiejsza ida sic i'm droga - przez
Szwajcarye. Ale Szwajcarya wy
stawic moze rychio 100000 woj-
ska. a w dodatku ma rezerw obro-
ny krajowej oko}o sto tyslecy -
CO pomnozyfoby znacznie silly A
liant6w, po kt6rych stronie opo-
wiada sic stanowczo - SzwaJca-
rya.
(Dokonczenie rt stronicy 7-ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-23

]. B. PalIasch wypozycza pieniadze
IA realnoSt sprzedaje karty okreto-
ge realnosG. 1146 Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-23
MARYNARZ ZABITY MA
SANTO DOMINGO.

Washington, % stycznia. -
Kapitan Knapp donosi do depar-
tamentu marynarki Santo Do
mingo, re odbyfa sic tam nocna
walka Z miejscowymi bandytami,
w ktorej polegl amerykahski ma
rynarz ]. H. Olson, Z piatej kom-
panii, kapral zaS Geo. Wilson 7
52-giej kompanii zostaf ciezko
ranny w szyje.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-23
PokojOwe oredzie pre-
zydenta W Senacie.

Washington, 23 stycznla.
Prezydent Wilson zjawii sig wczo
raj pred senatem i wygfoSit oSo-
biScie oredzie W sprawie przy--
szlego pokoju, W ktorem jasno
postawiI kwestye, czy Stany ZJe-
dnoczone powinny zerwac Z tra-
dycyonalna swa polityka odosob-
nienia i trzymania sic zdala Cd
obcvch alinsow. czy tez obo--
wiazkiem ich jest przyiaczyc sic
do swiatowej ligi. celem zaPew--
nienia trwaHego Pokoju po woJ--
ME.
kamiac precedens. trwaj2cy cd
czas6w Washingtona. ktory pier
wszy jedyny zwracai sic do Sc
natu otwarcie w sprawach poll
tyki zagranicznej, prezydent Will
son. uznajqc to cia}o jake mai
wyzszego swego doradce w kwe-
styach tel polityki. przedStawif
mu dlaczego sadzi, IL zdaniem
lego przyszed} czas .aby SWAT
sic dowiedzial. jake stanowisko
zajmuje Ameryka / OkreSlA pod
stawy, ma ktorych. W lego mnie-
maniu. mozna Swiatu zapewnic
trwaiy pok0j.
R6wnoczeSnie gdy pan Wilson
wygiaszal to epokowe oredzle W
senacie. znajdowaio sic ono W re-
kach rzadow pahstw zagranicz-
nych, albo dazyio do mich droga
kablogramow telegramow.
Nigdy moze jeszcze senat Sta
now Zjednoczonych ME byl
Swisdkiem bardziej brzemienne-
60 w skutki i donioSlejszego dla
history Swiata caiego aktu pre-
zydenta poteznej republiki anne
rykanskiej. - Ma horyzoncie po-
stawionej jasno kwestyi, czy Sta
ny Zjednoczone maja zmienic "a
sadniczy kierunek swej polityki,
wytyczony i'm przez Washington
ma przestrzegany przez dlugi
szereg jego nastepc6w, ukazaia
sic mozliwoSc, re wspomniana IL
ca narodow moze Z Swiata teore-
tycznych dociekan przenieSc sic
w kraine rzeczywistosci stac sic
faktem dokonanym. kiadac row.
noczesnie koniec najkrwawszemu
kataklizmowi, jaki dzieje Swiata
maJa ma swych kartaCh do Zapl--
sania.
Gdy prezydent skonczyl mo-
vic, zerwaia sic burza niemilkna-
cych oklaskow, ktorymi .darzyli
go ME tylko demokraci, ale takze
wielu republikanow. ,,PrzezyliS--
my wiaSnie bardzo wanna godzi~
ne W zyciu calego Swiata" - wy
razil sic o tym dOniosiym mo-
mencie senator La Toilette.
]. B. Pallasch wypozycza pieniadze
IA realnoSt sprzedaje karty okreto-
Ee realnose. 1146 Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-23
Ruch Parowcow.

PRZYBYLY. San Francisco: En-
terprise, Rainier. Liverpool:
Kroonland. - Seattle: Yamba Maru.
ODESZLY: Nowy York: Orduna.
= San Francisco U. S. S. Mars, South
coast. - Junin: Baja California. -
CristobaI: Crown Of Leon. - Ror-
deuax: Rochambeau.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-23

I nOkouczenlI m "tr nicv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-23
OkreSla warunki
przyszEego pokoju.
Roosevelt krytykuje oredzie.
BOpp Skazany ma Wiezienie grzywnq'
WOjska PerShinga ewakuuja E| VaIIe'
Rozruchy ma Santo Domingo.
Zawieje Sniezne wstrzymuja pociagi.
INNE TIE L E G X A NJ y.
INNE TELEG X A Nj Y.
KRoTKIE STRESZCZENIE
OREDZIA.

Prezydent Wilson da} Wyraz
swemu przekonaniu, re pokoj,
kt0ryby sic opari W obecnej woj-
ME ma kompletnem zwyciestwic
jednej re stron walCzqcych, ME
mogtby bye trwalym pokojem, O.
raz, re ,,Po pokoju musi przyjst
kOlej ma pewien okreSlony kon--
cert mocarstw, ktoryby uczynil
faktycznem niepodobienstwem,
azeby tego rodzaju katastrofa
mogia mas znowu spotkac'.
Jest rzecza ME do pOjecia. dlA
czego ludnoSc st. Zjednoczonych
ME miaiaby wziac udziaiu w tenn
doniosiem dziele. - Honor jej ME
pozwala. ably powStrzymywa}a
sic Cd uSiug, ktorych lada chwila
Cd niej zazadaja".
"A uslugi te ME Sq niczem
mniejszem jak tenn, by dodaG
sw0j autorytet swoja sile do
autOrytetu sill innych narodow.
ably zapewnic pokoj i sprawiedli
woSc ma caiym Swiecie".
w innem miejscu prezydent "a
znaczy}: - Yzadno przymierze
zagwarantowanego wspolnie po--
koju ME moze wystarczyc do "a
bezpieczenia pred wojnami w
Przysziosci, jezeli ME obejk1ie lu-
dow Nowego Swiata" i re ,,jezeli
pokoj ktory teraz zostanie zawar-
ty, ma bye trwaiym, musi to bye
pokoj zabezpieczony przez wick,
szoSc silly ludzkoSci''.
Prezydent Wilson uwaza. ze
przyszfy ten pokoj musi bye o.
party ma uznaniu rownych praw
wszystkich narodow, druga zaS
podstawa jego trwaioSci musi
bye ME zorganizowanie sic dla
wspoizawodnictwa. ale ziaczenie
sic dla utrzymania pokoju. w
konkluzyi tego oSwiadczyl:
YProponuje, azeby narody przy
Jelly zgodnie doktryne prezyden-
ia Monroego jako doktryne Gale
60 swiata, re zadna narodowosc
ME powinna starac sic rozsze-
rzenie swej wiadzy mad lima ma
rodowoscia czy ludnoscia, lecz ze
kazdemu narodowi powinna bye
pozostawiona swoboda decydowa
MIA o swej polityce swyrn sposo-
bic rozwoju, bez przeszkody,
grozby postrachu-narowni ma
lynn jak wielkim i poteznym ina
rodom).
POLSKA MUSI Bye ZJE-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-23

ZOWIE STANU ZGADZAJA
SIZE WSZEDZIE MA TO, II
POLSKA POWDNiNA Bye
ZJEDNOCZONA, NIEPODLE-
GLA I SAMORZADINA i re Cd
tad zupelne bezpieczehstwo zy--
cia (narodowego), tolerancyi re-
ligijnej i rozwoju przemysiowe--
go i socyalnego powinno bye "a
gwarantowane wszystkim naro--
dom, kt6re dotychczas zyly pod
wladza wrogich i'm rzadow".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-23
POLSKA MUSI Bye ZJE-
DNOCZCNA 1 NIEPO-
DLEGLA

Zgodnie ia zasada zapatruje
sic prezydent Wilson ma rozwia-
zanie kwestyi polskiej, co wyraz-
ME zaznaczyi nastepujacemi slo-
wami:
..Uwazam to ma przykfad "a
pewne. jeSI nam przytoczyc
szczegoiowy przykIad, re ME-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-01-23
Kalendarzyk.

Jutro, "A stycznia: Sw. Tymoteu-
sza.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
Porter's Side

EDITOR THE TIMES:
While the Adamson law has
gone to the supreme court for
test of it's legality, it Is to be hoped
the situation, out of which arose
the organized Effort that resulted
in the passage of this law, will be
reviewed.
1t is incomplete, because 1T APP
plies to about 100000 trainmen,
whereas more than " million are
engaged.
1t is selfish and inadequate in
that 1t aims to provide for shorter
hours for conductors, brakemen
and enginemen, neglecting Alto
gether the interest and welfare of
The porter, whose WORK is more ca
acting than that of the brakeman,
and whose hours average twice
that of conductors and brakemen.
A porter has long hours and his
mileage for month Is at least
three times that of the trainmen.
/ Hence, If the conductors, brake
men and enginemen work only
eight hours in "a, neither ought
these porters and the thousands of
others in train service, whose sal
aries for twice the time on duty are
much less than halfsof those of the
brotherhoods.
FAIR PLAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
Why So Much LAND!

EDITOR THE TIMES:
Having had inside informa-
ton" in regard to other army
posts l cannot see my way clear to
vote In favor of this one.
In the first place, why are we
asked to vote $2,0e0,000 bonds to
buy 100000 worth of land?
Why is such an unreasonable
amount of land asked for?
Pierce county is asked to foot
the bill and the entire Northwest
will get the benefits-although
they don't look large. to me- Out
side contractors got the bulk of
the work in an army post in the
east where I lived. They brought
their own men or hired floaters,
while the home men held the
empty sack. - a.v
AS for morals, the soldier may
be no worse than the average
man, but there are SO many more
of him we notice his. failings more.
Official statistics state that be-
tween 20 and 80 per cent of all
hospital cases are the direct re-
suit of immoral living. which fact
doesn'ts speak highly OF his NOR
ais.
admit I am not in favor of a
standing army. / claim 1t is au-
tocratic monarchial land I'M
American. II we spent one half
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01

Other cities for the same fare we
are paying provide such service as
We should and must have.
The Women's Civic club of this
city are sending out woman OF
force and judgment to represent
them in this cause, to investigate
and report conditions, and II
necessary, to call mass meeting
of the citizens of Tacoma to voice
their sentiments, for when a wo-
man will, she will, so there!
There is law to prevent the
shipping of animals in a freezing
car, but no law to prevent a cor
poration from freezing an army OF
working women who are compile
to use the cars daily in the Fl aez-
ing morning atmosphere, will NO
heat and the rear end of the car
open to the cold.
Women are compelled to ride in
cars that have never been scrubbed
out since built, windows that one
must look through glass darkly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
He Has a Remedy

EDITOR THE TIMES:
/ would like to suggest rene
dy for the high cost of living. We
have a gold reserve law, a federal
bank law and a federal land bank
law.
We have laws that regulate the
amount of interest or profit men
lean charge for the use of money,
but ii a man wants to charge so,
100 or 200 per cent profit on what
we eat, drink or burn, there is no
law to stop him. Our big food
kings are more intolerant than
ever were the old kings of Europe.
Why can't congress pass food
reserve law, operative in regard
to the nations food supply in the
same manner the reserve law con-
trolls the money supply ITO relieve
the present stress, the federal gov
eminent. states and municipalities
should have the power to confis-
cate, purchase and sell at a reason
able price all goods held in stor-
age by food spectators.
]. MORGAN HARRIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
In the Editors Mail

/ terest so far unmentioned in the
muzzled sheets of Tacoma, regard
ing the army post.
You know, Mr.. Editor, that il We
have an army division located here
permanently and several during
maneuvers, there is regular quo
ia of one regiment of infantry and
another of cavalry, colored, which
go to make up every army division.
This is the regular army appor-
tionment.
VIII the citizens of Pierce coun-
Ity have any voice as to the limit
of negro troops stationed at Amer
lean Lake?
l understand that we will have
no such jurisdiction. Am / right,
Mr.. Editor?
Hoping that you will settle this
question authoritively, thank you
| for this courtesy. Respectively,
FRANK r. LIBBY,
Fern Hill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01

cars in which Turk the accumu-
lated disease germs of years.
Efforts have been made In the
past to move against the outrage
GUS car service of Tacoma, but
have been quieted by promises that
were never fulfilled, but the move
ment now astir cannot be put off
by promises. We are going to ac-
|cept nothing but that we are pay
ing for. Sincerely,
MRS. w. S. KENNEDY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
We see in our every day iifa,

We see in our every day life
are depressed account of the
abroad. 1t would be the big
blessing when war would ce1
and barbarism and slurs be
thing of the past, and we wo{
express love and kindness tow1
our fellow-beings and be a unit
peple in peace and harmony.
Then Mayberry should nd
receive capital punishment
had anything to do with that
tence.
MRS. MENKEL.
Times Reader
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01

You are misinfOrmed, Mr..
Libby, In regard to the negro
soldiers. l had occasion to
look the matter up the other
day, and discovered thai
there are only two regiments
of colored infantry and one
troop of colored cavalry i'm the
entire United States army.
The negro infantrymen are
stationed in the Philippines,
and the cavalry, ii ! recall corr
rectly, is all below the Next
can border.-Editor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
nationaIity are southern slavs.

/ will beg to differ with that
man. was born In Brunn, Aus
tria. My father was 15 years
bookkeeper and cashier of the
bank. / was 5 years old when
they both died. Was brought to
this country and do not know OF
any other but the good United
States of America.
do not stoop down to mon
archy nor the like, because ] dc
not believe in this enlightened age
a person should let another person
do their thinking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
For Training
EDITOR THE TIMES:

EDITOR THE TINES:
/ like to feel myself partici-
pant in the great movement to es-
tablish peoples government.
want to do my share. War is alb
horrent, so are weakness and cow
ardice. Duty demands that we
stand ready to defend our ideals,
not hire them defended. We and
our children must pay the penalty
for timidity and indecision. Uni
versal military training should be
the privilege and duty of every
man. j. j. STOTLER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
FROM MISSOURI.

Your figure in regard to the
value of the, land is far from ac-
curate; for the assessed valuation
is more than the 100000 you
mention, and that Is supposed to
be only. half the real value. At
any ratio only so much of the au-
thorized $4,000, 900 Issue as may
be needed will be sold.
In the eyes of the government
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
AS to Negro Troop.

EDITOR THE TIMES:
I am glad that your valuable
paper does not undertake to muz-
zle its readers like other papers l
might name.
Your fairness will put COMPETE
tors in the shade, as time will
prove.
| wish to bring up point OF in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01

the amount of land to be acquir-
ed is not unreasonably large; in
fact, 1t is smaller than the army
heads at first considered 1t de-
sirable to accept for the training
and maneuvering Of such immense
forces.--Editor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
BEDDING SPECIALS

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
Special, Muslinwear $1.19

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varieties and special values.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
Special, Muslinwear $1.49

The great variety and fine trimmings lend
special interest to this large group.
Envelope Chemises. some of flesh nansook
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Many very deliberately trimmed some hand en-
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flesh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
Great Sale of Bedding and Donestics
DOMESTIC SPECIALS


lie Cambric-Genuine No.
60 Berkeley Cambria, perfect
goods, mill end lengths, l to 8
yards, yard wide. This sale,
special, yard 80. 1Oc
mo. 100 Cambria, 25c value;
special, yard ...........19 ice
No. $50 Cambria, Soc value;
special. yard ............ 25c
Only limited quantity left.
-27c Tubing, 22c-Genuine
Pequot bleached Pillow Tub
ing, mill end lengths, Q to 8
yards, As in. wide. While they
last, yard 1870. .22c
-36rin. Tubing, worth s24c
yard; special .......... zoe
Table Damask-Fine quality
mercerized Damask, in pansy,
scroll, dot and lily designs; 5S
in. wide; special, this sale,
-$1.75 Spreads-Our popular
Snow White Crochet Spreads,
Marseilles patterns, heavy quail
ity, soft finish; double bed size.
Special -. !. .-s......... u.40
---15c PERCALES - Standard
quality Percales, in complete
assortment of -grays,. navy. and
light blues, and shirting styles,
yard wide: yard -. .121kc
loo QUTINGS-Good quality.
fancy Outings. in large variety
stripes. checks and plaids. full
III inches Wide. Special this.
sale, Yard ..s....... g 1-ssc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
Begs to Differ
THE TIMES

EDITOR THE TIMES:
have read IN last nights Times
where man says those who class
! themselves As Austrian as their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
sf.f5 SHEETS, csc

$f.15 SHEETS, csc
Size slx99 inchesi the genu-
inc Pequot bleached Sheets with
3-inch hem; best for hard serv-
icef regularly $1.15. Special
this sale ;. BoC
50c PILLOWS, soc
Filled with IA lbs. OF clean,
sanitary feathers, covered with
fancy art ticking; size 17x24'
inches; regularly SOC. Special
this sale ............... soc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01
Want Warm Cars?

EDITOR THE TIMES:
DO the citizens of Tacoma want
better street car service, and do
they deserve 1t, and do we pay for
1t?
Do we want sanitary conditions
In the cars, and do We want COM
Portable. warm cars, such weather
as this?
can hear a mass of voices cry
ing out: Yes. we do, and we
must have it."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01

the money for peace that we spend
on war there would be peace on
EARTH"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-01

A group of very large assortments in all gar
ments.
-Camisoles, fine nansook and crepe de chine
with short sleeves OF lace.
--Pettfcoats OF substantial muslins nicely
trimmed.
Envelope Chemises, In many charming styles.
-Marcella Combinations also drawer combina-
tions in a number of new Styles
Drawers in both Marcella and Umbrella
styles of fine materials.
Gowns, in slip-over and high neck styles, all
beautifully trimmed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-03
WHERE ALIENS
MAY NOT STAY
Places in Oklahoma Affected by Re.
cent Federal Order Are
Cited.

Fort Sill Fort Gibson Fort Reno.
and the concentration camp at Chand.
ler if it should be used for mobiiza.
tion purposes, or soldiers should be
stationed there, are places in Okla.
homa covered in the department nj
justice order, where aliens shall not
reside within one-half mile The order
gives aliens until June /, TO move
from this prescribed zone.
II is believed, however that should
the government take over the pack
ing companies and operate them to
provision the army, and take control
of the railroads to transport army sup.
plies, provisions and soldiers. the or-
der would be construed to include
aliens living within half mile of the
railroad rights-of-way, the stockyards
and the packing houses
Although United states Marshal
Newell issued an order a week ago
calling on aliens who come within Ger.
tain provisions of President Wilson's
war proclamation to remove from the
half.mile zone at once under penalty
of immediate arrest, mo- trouble has so
far been experienced with them and
no arrests have been reported.