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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10
''Y" BOYS Win

Two speedy games were played
on the Y. NJ. c. A. basketball floor
last night. The "Y" Intermediates
defeated the Peoples Store, 81 to
IS, and "Y" students won from
Beutel Business college, 20 to 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

There are just enough young
ladies in the ensemble to form a
pleasing background. and the
nearest approach to the variety is
pair of very clever dancers, who
are of such excellence that they
are most welcome. "The Prin-
cess Pat" is real comic opera with
an abundance of humor and a
score that is truly delight to
hear.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10
American Bill

Sundays bill at the American,
Old Tacoma, contains the fifth
episode of THE Purple Mask"
featuring Francis Ford and Grace
.Cunard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

One of the most enjoyable
things about the Henry Blossom
Victor Herbert comic opera, 1.-THE
Princess Pat" which John Cort
will present at the Tacoma thea
ter next week following its fall
run this season at the Garrick
theater, Chicago, is the fact that
It is not weighted down with lot
of chorus girls nor cursed with a
collection of vaudeville players.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

SAN FRANCISCO, March TO-
Branding as a farce the six-day
bicycle race which has been in
progress here this week, Reggie
Mcnamara, Fred Hill, F. Cory
and Eddie Root, who quit the con-
test last night, declared today that
the riders have never been ahead
of the worlds records as an
nounced by the promoters. They
asserted that all the riders have
repeatedly violated the rules and
that Johnny Chapman, manager
of the riders, knew this.
The charges, which were vigor-
ously denied by Chapman and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10
Start Monday

Stadium high school ball toss
ers will have their first baseball
turnout of the year Monday aft
ernoon. Cold weather has pre-
vented earlier practice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10
Olga Petrova Appears AS
Eve In Garden of Eden
LEADING PLAYERS


...... -. Nine. Petrova
Arthur brandon. IL. Arthur Hoops
Robert Blair. VIM. l.. Hinck1ey
Fothergill -. Edward ROseman
Deborah ........ Laurie Maclxin
Two unusually strong features
are booked for the Apollo Sunday.
They are Nine. Olga Petrova. in a
new Metro play, "The Secret of
Eve" and LaRue, man Of mys-
terry. psychologist and mental SCI
enlist.
Olga Petrova has a great role In
"The Secret of Eve," which tells a
powerfully dramatic story. and has
some spectacular features, includ-
ing Petrova as Eve in the Garden
Of Eden.
LaRue's act is filled with
haffling stunts and all are pre-
scented In a comedy dash to make
them amusing as well as interest
ing. He is master OF the feat of
causing the blood to recede from
The entire forearm and return.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10
PF ETEf'S; 81 9s

alWHY is IT
Al rank O n rows at
Tacoma theater
And that hukies, married,
II of hair taking their places?
That yesterdays sunshine caused touches
Il clothes when Hubby reached home?
III That although America on
uIl international conflict Of history
worried?
But that is worrying whether Russ Hall will
ne have ball club this skin Dugdales Giants?
That the Pantages theater building shown
nal strides In week than IL dd IN the past FOUR mohns!
e. That twice fellows get to work early
:" since it has begun daylight ut a M?
had reputation for sport but til
going on there the Guys 20
ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

! WHERE TACOMA. IS
) AMUSING ITSELF
) Theaters
! TACOMA
I BOston-N National Grand Opera
I Co. In la BOheme," and
"Aida," today, matinee and
night.
{ Next Tuesday and Wednes-
day-"The Princess Pat" with
Blanche Duffield.
) PANTAGES
: Frank Fogorty, and Six BerlO
Diving Girls.
REGENT
Four Flying DE Walls, and
{ vaudeville.
s Film Houses
COLONIAL
"Thc Golden Fetter," with
Wallace Reid and Anita King.
APOLLO
"Life's Shadows" with Will
! liam Nigh.
MELBOURNE
easy Street." with Charlie
Chaplin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

1t is reported that Leo Gallagher
is one Of the best basketball UNI
pires in this section. He plays
with the Sodality A. G. quintet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

on Tacoma in the afternoon.
The Dupont ball club will be a
member of The Times booking
agency during the coming sea-
son and will meet all fast indie
pendent teams.
Manager Meyers Of the Shelter
ball club, is very enthusiastic
over the prospects of the 1917
= season. He is ready for the sea-
son to open any time.
We have often wondered how the
salt of the ocean got there but
we never knew until this morn
ing. liver Hollingsworth put It
there. He says so.
Emmett Engle is reported as hav-
ing signed another boxer, late of
Portland. II is said that the
Rose City fighter is a bear.
The next meeting Of tho Valley
baseball league moguls will be
called in about three weeks, we
are informed.
There are no league bowling
games scheduled for tonight.
Saturday Is reserved for open
contests.
Charley Fowler is getting his line
up completed with an all star
squad. He will be ready to an
nounce names early next week.
While we are waiting for the OPEN
ing Of the baseball season, why
doesn't some live sport stage q
six-day bicycle race?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10
guy walked into the soft drink

parlors of Harry O'Neill yester-
day and asked Harry IL he
would take a mans last cent for
a drink. Certainly" said Har-
ry, that's my business" After
studying the proposition over
for a minute the stranger or
dered a fancy egg drink and
drank it. He then placed cent
on the bar and made a hurried
exit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

We are i'm receipt Of an important
communication in which the
manger of the Arletta baseball
team will be interested. Kindly
let us hear from you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10


the
can't meeting
A a mail order
Francisco send address bar
Tacoma
selling at SIS pair Well, the
higher they come, the higher they go
the 156pound wrestling tite Now when
titles settled all
ing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

The Sodality A. @. basketball team
finished the season with win
ming streak, and Manager Nc
Laughlin is today a very happy
fellow. Mack will play ball
this season with the w. o. w.
baseball club at the position of
shortstop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

Riches are not everything in
life. Little Gwendolyn did not
lack Injuries, but she did not have
the love she craved. Her parents
were too busy in social and bust
ness circles to pay much attention
to the little girl whose heart ached
for sympathy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

Several teams will be in the Sta
dunn tomorrow, including the
Shelter and Majestics. 1t is
probable that these two teams
will stage a regular game II
the weatherman can but smile
on Tacoma in the afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

The New York fight game Is
to live until 1918. 1t is long
and hard death.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

Jess willard is accepting an
other circus contract. 1t not only
furnishes a good alibi for not
fighting Fred ! Fulton. but 1t
brings home the bacon.
htH an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-10

your spirit pinched 10 tone
Chinese other mmediafeIy
claimed them her citizens. Nothing by burg
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TROOPS
ON OFFENSIVE
CAPTURE. TWO TOWNS
AND MEN AND GUNS

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EEIIl 7 80 DATE

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WEST VA. GUARDS
MAY YET MOBILIZE
AT MONTGOMERY

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MRS. DE-SAULLES Is
IN SERIOUS CONDITION

NEW YDHY. husini Mia ilnn"a
ps nanlIaa. who 10 pfisnner In Tho
rh,rIff'a Teaidencn hsre charged ~lih
killing nor divorced hnnhonh. John J.
na uoulior although unnhle th lonvn
hcr bod today boCauH" of lllnosa a"1
tafusIuH oil uouriahncnt. wnn "hoor"h
by rro.ipi ot cnhl" m"""aR" fr"'"
vnlnaraiao. Chlio. Informing hor TINT
hrr mother Mrn 1ilnn"~ V"rRR'n Trrnh
.urix. and hrr nls'nr md ht"lh"r had
sinrtnd for Now York
aovrrnl parn"nn wh" chilled l." h"n
Nrh d, Aauilos today were rnfnnod
pormirninn Ia do no "wlnH I" hnr physi.
mi condition Dr. Huy r.. flnEhnin. tho
laIl phynirinu. docinrrd ihoro rnuId ho
no Snspirion Thai Mr"r Do Hnullnh whn
rhammins iinT illnnna wan n6f nmi
don collapse. no aald. hut nhn had boon
worrying ovor har affaiTa for mOniha
md har condition was Tho logical out.
como.
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EIGHT GOVERNORS WILL.
ATTEND CONFERENCE

IIIIthHn, Aug u Although Ihr
fuImni luvilnII"Iir iu rnnfrr"nC" ~
Euvrrnnrr ~ 10 cont producing IItnIrn
hnrr moi yrt brrn lrruorl ia" govern
arr nf eight nf the iiInicr nlrrndv hhVr
r'Fnln"h their rympnilr with Tho
nIuv"IInIII Ia inhf hTnrIlC rlopu to ~.
due" coal I'Ilrrr 10 n rrnrnnnhl" Lowell
nuh Io attend the CnnfrronCr hnTo An
Uuni 10 fnr. that pirpnnr Fnvorn bio
word has h-on r-r-ivrh from Tho gov
-rnotn ur Minnouri Iowa. WihGonnin.
EnnIh Dakota. KnmnnH, Michigan. In
diam mud IllnOia
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COLBY CONFIRMED
FOR SHIPPING BOARD

uAUIIIHuTpN. Aux h..Ihn n"nni"
Int, INLAY Tnnn'm"d tho n"tnIu"II"n at
unIuirI.IEr f"Il,Y ar h"w f"Ih /" u" I"
member uf Ihn E"VnTniu"h' hhlrulhh
hnnIh
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iuni.d n,aTiy nn h"tn TIA" "rI"h''I"'
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Il. hn,H 'iIr'.I"'i 1" MI any" I"''lllhI
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,uJ y rIot..hat i'.ui"'sInin. "i"h" f'I '''n
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UTnUif 70 DNIr.

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appnnroh Yun'"ulny md wet" 90
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,hr rolroil"nn,
I'm tho ilrri iwo dnyn 0f The rnunriip
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flrf Tor tho nclc"tlvn niIuy nnrvIcn nnd
llh rrjoriod hr"nuno ~ phYrlCnl din
qualifications Thin nEuI" rorrrronlr
cent Of qualifications Tur rrrVl"r
among Tho mon rrnmlnod. Thin In Ir
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81 pIaCnn.
I'runIing hy itr uIprri"nC" nf The
f1rni day. tho dram board hurhl"h 'l"wi
10 WORK at 4 O'clnrh Yesterday muIn
inE. with II briirr understanding al
u.hnl wan rsp~"l.h nf each man lir
noon lh" phYrlcinnh had Examined ! II
mon. accepting nj Eighty ncv"n men
w"rr nrcrptod la The ufictn""n i'ut
inn lao fnI onnnn ihr 'liY i'In''i reject
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rnm Ia tho nfleIInnn.
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REPUBLIC
SURE To STICK
ROOT MISSION RETURNS
TO I1II,. UNITED STATES
Members Are Very Optimistic
Overthrow Of kcrcnsky
Only Hope OF Germans.

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! 10 ownrl nI dcmncfurlcr. grows stronger
ui heart aud puIpuno daily. nnd Win
nid frmm ihr I'nlIrh States. rnn ho
hnr"ndo'i ui.nn 4" Il" h"r part la The
pIcnI vni niI 'n"ir" pnwriGuI
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llniunIInuh .n."u,"hrn"nt I'"uI 'lt.
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propaganda. tI"Iunuy nhnulh nr'"m
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ninud ~nn auhmIt'oh ~ ii"rIrtnrY
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runy uui b~ From high trriIi'"r. u In
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wau ngrroh on vIrIunIly NIL crn"niInln.
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tho future van unHnimouH
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UOhH UhOr hUIHuD,

TOPEKA. knun., kuH a. THO rnrn
crop In ~nHIsrn HnnnnH hnn beon Irrn
phrnhlY hnn~h"d by hrnuih ana ToCrni
ratnr viii only hnn"nt II fGr usa mn fndr
haI aufDTdhh 10 unhhly hunlmRrY Of
uTap rnnii Iona Ihniiah to-day by Tho
asGt Ion GaniaT 0f tho waalhsT bursau,
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III II HATH Nn

Ohio, fair. 0"nisE ThnrshaI, friday
fsiBI GnOi~T sa'bsme shnhh, W"sts'h
FsnasylvaIs1a, fair ahd 6'p'iur Th"Fsd"y
friday fsir. Wo.t vipainla. """aslnhai
thtn1 1r. showers ThursdAT. Friday fair
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)27 IN WHEELING
HAVE. PASSED TEST
vEaIEnDhY'a nEaui "a.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

WARRINGTON Aug HIho food bill pnhHod through tho ihhl
Gl0h This afternoon whom IT. "ha
luy uoutod by IN f"r" previously approve" ny lilo
b,upo rasdun Wnn mnho IT. law Tho V"lo ""A
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viva vnru np1"v1 tho ""f"'"""" rapport -" u" "'
lion providing I'm ""' n" v"v ""d "pr"r'"
zion 10 stimulate % production,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
SENATE ADOPTS FOOD Bill, BY VOTE OF &c TO
NF[DS 0N|Y SIGNATURE OF TILL
PRESIDENT To BECOME A LAW

SENATE ALSO ADOPTS FOOD SURVEY MEA5uME
BOTH BILLS TO BE SIGNED FRlDAY-MIt
HOOVER TO BE NAMED AS FOOD ADMlNlS-
TRAITOR AT ONCE - DRASTIC PROHlBlTlON
FEATURES CONTAINED IN THE BILL hNDo
UNUSUALLY BITTER FIGHT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

urslns thrmI 1" tall" ur 'hT~Tu"hIl"n
mo.tIsInIy with tho InlIr"ndn iu
homo loTIIIuTirn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09
FOOD INSTRUCTION
TRAINS TO BE- RUN

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IN tlI~ I'IInlt SsH
,an IofsttS" s''' lot v
iu-Ir,rrtI"h t,sInn
,uuv.iIisut fnI "I
lion nIn"nE tho pr"f
llurr l.~tI"rH roin
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-09

Fair and cooler Thursdsy.
Friday fair. {
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-10
RURAL CHURCHES
in Ohio SAID TO
BE ON DECREASE

Recently there was held at the Ohio
State University, Canton, a country
life conference under the joint aus
pieces of the commission on the church
and country life of the Federal Coun-
ell of the Churches Of Christ In
America and the Ohio Rural Life As
sociaticn. About $50 men and women
were in attendance, one-third being
ministers. The report of the Ohio
survey was received with great inter
est. In many respects it was surpris-
ing and sensational
The survey shows that a majority
Of the rural churches in Ohio. serving
population OF 1.750,000, are barely
holding their own or are slowly dying.
There are 60O0 of these churches, or
one to every unit of 2S6 people. Meigs-
vile township is typical OF many town
ships. It has nine churches for S4b
people None of these churches has a.
resident pastor. Nearly two-thirds Of
the 5000 churches have no resident
pastors. More than 5000 are without
the undivided services Of a minister.
More than $500 have one-thfrd or less
Of minister's service Seven hun
dred have no minister at all.
No wonder the Ohio survey pro-
voked lengthy and, at times, heated
discussion. The question of fedora
ton was Immediately injected and the
demand insistently made that. as one
lady put it, the people higher up
get out of the way and stop blocking
the efforts of the rural communities
who want to get together for the good
OF the Kingdom.
Many requests for aid in federating
churches are on file at the Columbus
office of the Commission on Church
and Country Life.
Hon. Clifford Pinehot is chairman OF
the commission.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-10
MISSIONARIES IN
JAPAN AND KOREA
SUGGEST CHANGES

SEOUL, Korea. American mission
aries in Korea and japan are deeply
interested in the announcement that
the missionaries of the American
Southern Methodist mission in Korea
have decided to recommend to their
home board that the schools under
their direction be reorgsnized so as
to conform to the new Japanese edu-
cational requirements. The essential
provision of the new ordinance is the
discontinuance OF religious teaching
or ceremonies as a part of the school
curriculum The ordinance stipulated
that the private schools should con-
form within 10 years.
The step taken by the mission
marks the beginning of a new epoch
for Christian education in Korea Ii
means that on approval by the home
board the well-known missionary
school at Songdo and the other schools
belonging to this mission will separate
education from religion, and win not
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-10
ANOTHER STATE TO GO DRY

Tile Utah legislature literally pound
ed the life out of John Barlcycorn the
past week On February !. the senate
passed the prohibition
statute which had previously passed
the house with but one dissenting
vote. This is one of the most drastic
prohibition laws ever enacted by any
state. and goes into effect on August
l..19l7. The, senate slightly amended
this bin. but in such a way as to
strengthen it. The commissioner
feature was eliminated by the senate.
but the powers Of the commissioner
werr conferred. upon tho governor II
MIS- hurried over ia the house imaIedi.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-03-10
fine MUSIC IS
IOBE FEATURE
OF CONVENTION

The music at the Honolulu Young
Peoples convention which is TO be
held at Mills school on the after
noon and evening Of Saturday. March
II, is 10 be one OF the big features
Of the gathering. This does not
mean. however, that there will be
special solos or elaborate musical
members hut that everybody win join
in the rousing congregational singing
under tie direction Of expert leaders.
George A. Andrus. formerly director
OF music ut the Kamehameha School
for Boys. and now a member Of the
Y. n. G. A. secretarial force, the
leader Of the Apollo Club and q tenor
who is always in demand, is to lead
the general singing at the afternoon
session. Under his able management
the songs will be q great inspiration
and uplift to all present
In the evening Stanley Livingston,
musical director Of the Central Union
choir, who has had much experience
In handling large chorhses. viii CON
duct the singing. Livingston is al
Ready known TO some of the local e.
T. circles as most magnetic and
enthusiastic leader and under his di.
rection the assembly room OF Mills
school viii resound with spirited sing
ing. The special convention song
called sWatchword" rs already being
practised in the various participating
societies