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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-08

Mitchell, Roy, Sergeant.
Sloan, d. H., Sergeant.
Hetherington, Marion, Sergeant.
Scarr, Henry, Sergeant.
Amidon, Harry, Corporal.
Fenton, Laurence, Corporal.
Bryant, Kerfoot, Corporal.
Upson, Norris, Corporal.
Wear, Ralph. Corporal.
Terrell, Ernest, Corporal.
Bryant, Edward, Corporal.
Hursey, Frank, Corporal.
Norvell, Billy, Corporal.
Pray, Lawrence, Corporal.
Anderson, Willie' Brit, Corporal.
! Eaton, Oscar, Corporal.
McIlwain. William, Corporal.
Wilson, Clifford, Corporal.
Swatts, Louis, Corporal.
Crevasse, Holland, Corporal.
Allen, Walter, private.
Barry, Watts, private.
Bevis, Wayne, private.
Black, Lloyd, private.
Blaine, Kirby, private.
Booth, Myron, private.
Boulware, Robert, private.
Brantley, George, private.
Bronson, Clayton, private.
Brewer, Charles, private.
Brown, George, private.
Bryant, Dennis. private.
Bryant, Doc, private.
Bryant, Monroe, private.
Burkhalter, Brooks, private.
Byrd, Oscar, private.
Cannon, John, private.
Castles, David Watt, private.
Chiles, Lawton, private.
Clary, Raymond, private.
Clonts. Arthur, private.
Coleman, John, private.
Cotton, Bert, private.
Cooper, Rowan, private.
Cox, Lamar, private.
Dickerson, John, private.
Dickson, Paul, private.
Fades, Raymond, private.
Fades, Robert, private.
Ellis. Niece, private.
Ferrand, Harry, private.
Flint, Eldred, private.
Flynn, Oswald, private.
Ford, Roger, private.
Fraley, irwin, private.
Franklin, Edwin, private.
Futch, Earl, private.
Glover, Manuel, private.
Gordon, Jewell, private.
Hardaker, Percy, private.
Henderson, Holt, private.
Hinckley, Elmer, private.
Hinckley, Harold, private.
Jackson, Charles, private.
Jackson. Harry, private.
Jackson. Tyler, private.
Julian, Ronald, private.
Kelley. Calhoun, private.
Kelley, James. private.
Kibler, Balm. private.
Lohr, Joe, private.
Lumpkin, Leonard, private.
McClamma, Harold, private.
Mcdonald, Fred. private.
McLendon, Walter, private.
Mcleod, Howell, private.
McRae, Knox, private.
Nelson, Darlington, private.
Owens, C. F., private.
Peterman, Charles, Private.
Phillips, Julius, private.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-12-08
ROSTER COMPANY A
LAKELAND HIGH
i. SCHOOL CADETS

Lakeland has the advantage of mil
itary training in her schools such as
probably is not enjoyed by any other
town in Florida. Supt. Chas. M.
Jones believes that what the country
is going to need more than anything
else is trained soldiers, and being an
army man, he has introduced military
training in the schools and each day
over 200 boys may be seen drilling on
the school grounds, these young
Americans forming Companies A and
B. No boy is allowed to drill unless
his school work is up to the top notch,
and as result lessons are brought
up and hardly ever does boy miss
drill. No special hour is given to
drill, however, both companies drill
anywhere from As minutes to an hour
daily.
Company A has just been formally
organized, and we give below the Ros-
ter of the Company:
Chas. M. Jones, Captain.
Sims, Hugh, First Sergeant (com-
mander First Platoon).
Conant, Donald, Supply Sergeant
Commander Third Platoon).
Murrell, Albert, Mess Sergeant
Commander Second Platoon).
Bowyer, Bert, Sergeant fright
Guide).
Kibler, Jack, Sergeant Ueft
Guide).
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
French Airplanes
Great Factor in
Verdun Victory


PARIS, Aug 2s.-The brilliant worl
OF French aeronauts was q factor o.
decisive importance in the battle OF
Verdun, according to q representativ,
OF the Journal. He say, that NJ. Gull.
laumat cut all red tape and placed a,
the disposal Of the aviators commander
a number Of crosses Of Legion Oh
Honor. for the purpose of decorating
pilots who performed remarkable feats
as soon as they landed.
Extraordinary results were obtained
Pursuit planes gave such thorough pro-
lection that not a single service plane
was lost. The only losses were among
the pursuit planes, The aviators flew
so low in accompanying the advance OF
the infantry that three of them were
cut in two by French shells. Although
the telephone lines had been cut and
messengers were stopped by gar bar
RACES, the infantry never lost touch
with the post commandant a. the svia-
tors regulated their advance and the
barrage fire Of the artillery.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25

burins the month 9f Auxus. lsis, baild
ss .Ity .m is m0c INK IN .n ,sif, IS 40, l'i''
Traffic complslnts .sllsd-riv.. com,
Pihints against motorists were filed 81
III, .I'A DG .p.:d %'s:i'oH Tho today som sptlfln1 ' n:r.
Mentor Back From v~sestion-Leo Men
men. The : sl,y: " r.syan.s ses. o'. Zig
zee In the city building. byi VII ,p"Ld
r en- ,sS Of w. NV s.s ss 1%': 8. he aa. =" not (" IL.
port for dut, until tuesday
70 csmplsts johnson HEARING The
Oyyel johnson. local attorney. charged
Evans. II, Year. old !: sci for III aftsr,
P p:Se 4. r ' 'ssai.y e'fY Ss.i I1 ~ e.. Of ff...ihse
mony was taken earlier u the week. A
f.x n'9rs witnesses !will be placed on tie
We coll first grade tires at half prize.
Haif Price Tire Co. 2i1 North broadway.
ADV.
oIris 70 meNsbb Park-A Ioxsn girls
ions SSSd.yy' a Il. Y. " ". s e a. cSmp
at McNabb park. They will 70 TO The
camp his evening and return Monday
morning.
Mrs. Pettss to Returr-Mrs. w. j.
Pettee, chairman OF the supply com
mittes of tho Red Cross. who has been
spending tbs past ten days at Medicine
Park. will return tomorrow and resume
her work at RED Gross headquarters Mon.
day. In her absence. Mrs. Addis Cupp
has been In charge OF the headquarters.
We sell first grade tires At half price.
Half Price Trio Co. 222 North Broadway.
ADV.
His'op epsAks Tomorrow-Dr. Edward
Hislop, president OF the Methodist uniyor-
sity at Guthrie. will spenk tomorrow Al
tho services OF the Wesley Methodist
Episcopal church. Twenty-fi nth street
and Douglas.
ADV,
Campaign on JunknsN--Mark II. Kos
lsr. commissioner Of public safety, has
launched a move TO make junkmen seek
new locations in remote parts OF tho city
for carrying on their businsss, An ordi-
nance TO force junkmen outside tho city
limits may be the result Of the campaign.
GRAND Opera This wIntsr-"Fau st" and
Lucia di Lammermoor" will be present
cd In Oklahoma City October % and 70 as
a result OF n conference between repre-.
scntativss OF the Chicago Grand Opera
company and local promoters yesterday.
Cancellation Of tho contract was recon
sidsred and the operas will be given a.
originally planned. Among the stars who
will b. heard will be Mslba, Murators,
Gourmet And CALI Curci. y
-
Son TO w. B. Mecomb-Mr. and Mrs.
w. y. McComb announce the birth OF a
son, J Melville Finnsy McComb, at their
residnnce, Ftxhugh and Kelley streets,
yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
FERGUSON STEPS
DOWN; HOBBY NOW
TEXAS GOVERNOR
Authority Transferred Pend
ing impeachment Trial.

AUSTIN. Texas, Aug 2S.--The for
NAL and official transfer Of the affairs
Of the executive department of Gov.
James Z. Ferguson to w. p. Hobby OF
Beaumont, acting governor Of Texas.
took place this morning in the COVER
nor's private office at l0;lS o'clock.
Hobby Begins Duties Today.
While Governor Ferguson was auto
matically suspended last night as q re-
suit Of the action Of the house OF repre-
sentatives IN voting impeachment
charges against him and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Hobby then became the acting
chief executive, It was not until today
that the acting governor began his
duties.
Governor Ferguson today was invited
by Governor Hobby to make his head
quarters in the executive department.
IL is said to be practically settled that
there will be no changes made in the
official family Of the Ferguson admin
i'tra,ion as a result Of the suspension
OF the governor.
Preparations Under Way.
Active preparations for the hearing Of
the impeachment charges in the senate
are already in progress. For the pur-
pose OF this investigation, the senate
will resolve itself into a court Of in
curry Resolutions have been adopted
making all the preliminary arrange.
mcnts for the trial of Governor Fer
suson which begins on next Wednesday
morning II is expected mat the trial
will consume AZ least two weeks.
Neither the house nor the senate were
in session today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
RAY IS ARRAIGNED;
$500 BOND FIXED

Claude Ray, former bookkeeper in the
state school land department, wa, ar
raigned today before Justice Of the
Peace T. +. Donnell on a charge OF
ember1ling school land funds. lie
pleaded not guilty and hi, bond wa,
fixed at $500. which was made -Four
other charges against Ray are Sc, for
trial in the district court on Septem-
Der II.
Attorneys for Ray filed demurrer' 10
district court this week TO the four in.
dictments returned against him by the
Oklahoma county grand jury. An at
tempt was made today to have District
Judge Clark hear the demurrep but be
cause Of the large number Of divorce,
Sc, for today they were passed until mex,
week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
AE
0nD WlD0|
weeU Make

NV Nh him on the head with hi,
EGorA The pistol dropped from tn,
ri - hnod md Holden picked II NJ
Felsem sith the dcpsty's oar
O0Blg - fhe sfnry Of officers
L1rd Wheeiis declares the men
Duva Fahom vas dead and decided
~ - hin 10 Norman. The sheriff
sonoo ~ sftes Fulson reached Nor
- - revived and accused Holden Of
- dheefig. Fuhom. according TO the
mn6. hard The men plot 10 tell the
tGU tAss the officer had accidentally
- himself While Fulson was be-
- sushed to Oklahoms City 10 Sc
0us medical attention he died. Jay
- Holden were brought here Tor safe
6Qiag.
An. AoaAn at jail
0fS. Holden. wife Of the accused
0aa. was n the county jail today. She
said that Holden and Jay had gone
- into the country to ee, some fruit
\ 1hey left town abou, ! o'clock. she
4 ~. The little daughter Of IN, Hol.
4 lmfs wanted TO go with heJ~iather on
p "Trip bat she did no, accompany
1silsa.
: ~. D. Whether. county evidence man.
Omn1s6ed the officers with the tip tina,
DoelaIeerv were attempting 10 bring
~ . Oklahoma City from Wichita
- 1exss. Witeber. with A,sistan,
IG6uey Attorney Callihan, ven, 10 the
- - this side Of the river Thurs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
Organization of
Home Guard Pushed

Five thousand enlistment, papers fo-
members Of the Oklahoma home guard
were ordered printed today by Adj
Gen ANGEL carp Work Of organizing
the guard /, being forwarded as rapid
ly as possible, according to General
carp, but there csnno, be much done
until arms and ammunition are OBJ
tanned from the government.
A requisition Tor 1000 rifles and
$1,000 rounds Of ammunition ha, be.r
sent to the war department II is ex.
pefted that i, will be acted upon within
a few days. .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licences.

Marriage Licences.
William II Gather. IS years old, and
Margaret 2 McCAin. ~ years old. both
OF Pswnee, Okla
Robert r Mayo. y year. old. and
~ TtotS9sshy n,heI nay' ~ years old 9th
% James SS'a'N %' Walker. >, year. old. and
Edna Davis, rs years old. both OF okla
Chsunc.y V. crrbb, ., year. old. Ar.
esdie. OKLA, and EdwinA Farrar, n
years old, Edmond, Okla
Elmer b. Miller ,r'. ~ wear, old. and
Dess Maye Amber, ~ years old. both
OF Oklahoma City.
Births,
M And Mrs Roscoe Holman. ANU
west Ninth street, boy.
oesvs
Mrs clsr. Smith, 81 year, old. loc.
Hudson Infant
,,pt p sor ssSle., o. thu i'dsy:ola In.
sib West Ninth street. were hslS !.
the chapel Of Perrins a sor. ~
O'Clock this morning. Interment vs.. /,
Fsirlawn cemetery.
0ulIdlnu Permits,
A. ,, silver. l2te North Lott. sv.,,
tvo-stofy frame dwelling, $1,000.
Nichols q Chandler, 9ao was, Min.
ie4q0 street, two-story brick dwelllns
Ntehos 4 Chandler, Az west Mn.
|l4fQ4 street. two-story brick dweliins
NJ 4. Bryant, 1901 South Rochvco
|ollnue, oQe-story frame dwelling, SEQ,
.! sr,sSs; 10, South Ros :.sS
Sryant. 1905 South KocLwoo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
Strikers Enjoined
'FRONT.' oingD damage

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Aug. I-
Jpdse Frank icurnsns in the United
States district court today issued lem
r0ay inJsnt;icn retaining striking
maintenance -ci-vay employees OF the
Missouri Psch; railroad from a..
tempting to intirnida,e employees Of tn,
railroad OF in any way attemp, 10 han-
dicap the operation OF trains The rail.
roads charged that the strikers had
threatened erployes and hay. sho, and
wounded several OF them. Attornew
ior the defendants said tina, the strik.
ers wers using nnly peaceful and law.
ful efforts to obtsin fheir demands fo'
'better working conditions and In.
creased wsses.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25

.Lsisphecs Men 70 sensus-A banquet
w snIr p; gsi 81 n. At p, Oh: Leg fi M .ShHn: s So.s
The affair ia being given In honor q sew;
from ths 9%fflcers' training camp at For,
Logan II Roots a. officers In the United
locsi Negro At houston-An oklahomr
CITY negro, Herbsrt Brown, 10 q membeI
Of company r, Twenty fourth infantry
ton, Texas. rhursdsy nigh" Whsthsr
he o part In the riot IL not known
ed L. Hahn. Funeral Homo. W. ls.-Adv.
rerrll speaks at chyroh-Consrsssmar
Scott Ferris 10 to address the knlcksr-
booker class at st. Luke's Methodist
Episcopal church ut II o'clock tomorrow
today Yor M Ferris 10 deliver an "a.
dress At Shawnee Monday afternoon.
lllsesl poss.ss!or chsrssd-An infor-
. %.HSn G NS.n,'n o SSSsiy ' Si.s., 'G pS.,
session OF intoxicating iroucrs In viola
ton OF. the. p%rohibitory law Allen wa,
arrested q few days ago by the police.
oyr. POINTING chsrss eIl.d-ch.rsss OF
pointing a gun were hled In county cour,
today agrinst Jim Page. 4 negro. He ID
charged with pointing q gun at vii
Neal, another negro,
Alleged ooduer Arrsstsd-Amos stsley
was placed In the. county jail today on !
federal warrant charging him with fall.
Ing TO register for the selectivc draft
The date for his preliminary hearing
has not yet been Get.
We sell flrpt grade tires At half price
Half Price Tire Co., u, North broadway.
ADV
su''d'ns Permit s:ssr{ mad.nBuilS.
month Of August amoun to SiSS, $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
DR.. Bolend Goes
to Camp Bowie

Dr. Floyd J Bolent, commander OF
the First field hospital corps, Okla
hurna National guard Of this city. dur
fns its absence on the Mexican Dor
der in 1915, left last nigh, for Camp
Bowie, Fort Worth, Texas, where he
will be division sanitary Inspector. !,
is understood tina, h, will be com
missioncd lieutenant-colone within /,
short time.
Doctor Bolend's organization w'her
on the border was declared BY Colonel
nov Gcneral) Bullard TO be one OF
the finest national guard units OF its
kind in the United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
Nipples for Pigs,
Latest on Coast

PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. 2S--T
want a couple Of rubber nipples" said
Z II. kellat, a farmer from Whipple
Creek as he walked up to the counter
In . Portland drug store.
The clerk wondered Why the nipple,
were needed and was told by the farmer
that one Of his brood sow, had a family
OF twelve Youngsters, bu, natur, had
provided only ten lunch counters TO,
the litter.
Al the present price OF pork Kellar
decided he could not afford to let two
pigs die for want Of nouri,hment. 90
ne VIII act as dry nur,e TO ths extra
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
MARE ISLAND BLAST
RESULT OF PLOT

WASHINGTON. Aug 25.-The e,.
ploslon at Mare Island navy yard in
July, killing five and injuting NOR.
han thirty, is pronounced in an Off.
eial report made public today by Sec.
rotary Daniels 10 have been the dc.
liberate &C, Of omeone unknown, and
not an accident.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
DNTy TAX IS
B!fNuuen NOW,
GWTs BELIEF.
hlIse In Assessments Un=
= Ordered by EauaIizers,

NJ Comfy Tax Assessor Offutt will no
80 any nise In the county assess
fDunas unless ordered to do so by tn
eouaty equalization board, he stated to
~. He said that he believed the take.
tAis county were high enough al
rod, and thu. il would be unfair tc
gQ1oe them 10 percent.
Awaits DoArd's Orders.
4 On not responsible for the raise
y aid today, II have already assessed
peoperty OF the county as high a.
~ Il should be, and ! will not raise
Unless ordered to do 20 by the coun'
= board. II they want any more rails
done they will have to tell me Just
~ to handle IL. think any add
01naal raise would Ne unfair. am not
, fsvor OF any raise at all, for the
psopIe are already taxed high enough
j 10 an imposition m the taxpayers Ia
raise their assortment
NJ. Offutt is working on q report
he public service corporations OF
- eounty, which he will present to the
~ equslisation board At their meet
next Thursday. This report will
~ b finished until the middle OF
- veek. II will show the amount OF
assessment against these corpora
S6sas nov on the books Of the county,
~ DE amount he think, they should
y assessed.
Carrieo Ysvors RAia.
G w. Canieo. . former tax asses
-. h In isvor Of raising certain prop.
30 h order to meet the demands OF
- saste equalization boad He stated
tDlny hat he would ask the Chamber
. Csamerce to appoin, = committee
. five business An 10 confer with
- @usfy equalint,on board when IT
nsb - ccasides 4 raise IN the as
D01mnA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
Mclean Ordered
to Fl. Riley, Kan

DR.. George d Mclean, the frs,
Oklahoma City physician 70 see actual
experience behind the battle lines in
France has gone to Fort Riley. Kan.
for training at the medical reserve Of
ficen' training camp At that place
Doctor Mclean was in a British base
hospital in France for several month,
after the outbreak Of The war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
BOSTON COLI MEN
TOOK Big PROFITS

WASHINGTON, hag. G.-Bo.or
coal dealers, the federal trade commits
sion reported today. with a few notable
exceptions did not hesitate during
he spring ",nths this year take
advan, e cf the neoe.'i,es RI tie puj
lie and to charge for anthracite a
price that netted them unreasonable
margins"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
Defense Committee
to Probe |. w. VS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-The |
w w. situation Throughout, the coun
try and especially in the west, where
activities arc interfering with indu.
tries. Is to be investigated, with the ap-
prevail OF Presiden, Wilson, by a com
mission appointed by the council OF
national defense.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
EIGHTY PERCENT
war TAX PROPOSED

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ex-senator,
favoring higher income and war profit,
taxes in conferences today agreed to
reopen their fight Monday by propo,
ing to take a flat 30 percent OF war
orof,ts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
SNpYARp WAGE
DI&pUE HANDLED
DY JOINT BOARD

WASHINGTON, Aug. Zs-Wsse
di,pute, in ~shipysrds are 20 be han
died by . board named today on which
the government the American Fedora
iion Of Labor and the shipbuilders are
Yepfesen,ed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
Reserve Officers to
New Orleans Camp

Harold Halsell, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
O d Halsell, left this morning for
Nes Orleans. where he enters the naval
training school He was accompanied
by Dick Stuart
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-25
AUA0IERrINC

~ y keA q The AT institute, ia
- FftA sfrees- tomorrow al %iS p.
- JudR Carney and oahe speakers
- ksc1ss ~ trosb1es ooasrontns the
- O1ny-Alv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-04-17
Paine's Prophecy

EDITOR THE TIMES:
l notice In the Monday even
ing Times of April 16, 1917, a
cartoon headed-"No More Kings,
No More Wars-The Sword of
Democracy Piercing the Kaiser
Permit me to quote you an ex-
tract from the Rights of Man."
written by Thomas Paine In
1871:
From what we now see, moth
ing of reform in the political
world ought to be held improb-
able. 1t Is an age of revolutions
In which everything may be look
ed for. The intrigue of courts,
by which the system OF war is
kept up, may provoke confed-
GRAFTON Of nations to abolish it;
and an European congress, to
patroniZe the progress of free gov
eminent, and promote the civih-
zation of nations with each other,
an event nearer in probability,
than once were the revolutions
and alliance of France and Amer
ica."
Taking this cartoon in connec-
ton with what Tom Paine wrote
1875 years ago, it is really anus
ing.
Yours truly,
c. ]. JOHNSON,
901h Pacific Ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-04-17
PLAN FOR
CAR LINE
SETTLED

No transfers will be issued be-
tween city cars of the T. R. & p.
company and the new municipal
tideflats street car line to the
Todd shipbuilding plant and Kyle
hos waterway.
This was definitely agreed
Tuesday morning when Mayor
Fawcett's citizen committee of 20
men met at the city hall and COM
pleted negotiations for construc-
ton and operation of the new
line.
The T. r. & p. company Off
Gals agreed to forfeit their pres
ent contract for operating cars
on the city's tracks, but insisted
that they could not exchange
transfers unless they received
cents on every transfer fare.
Such an agreement would re-
suit in a dead loss for the city's
line, SO the committee agreed that
the transfers would be eliminated
and that workers on the flats
should pay two fares. This will
also relate to the present line.
May Charge Extra Fare.
Whether the city will charge
more than cents for rides on
its new line will be determined by
the council later.
1t is probable, the commission
ers say, that scent fare will be
charged from Pacific avenue and
18th street to any point this side
of the city limits, and an addi-
tional 2h-cent fare beyond. BY
such fare, person riding on
both city and T. r. & p. cars to
his work each day would pay rs
cents a round trip.
All negotiations regarding the
new street car line were complet-
ed Tuesday. The city will build
and operate the new line. The
T. r. & p. company will oper-
ate the present line until the ex-
tension is completed. When the
city takes over the line, all T. r.
& P. operation will cease.
Municipal trains will enter the
city via the 1th street bridge and
loop around to 10th on A, return
ing to 18th either through the
alley between A and Pacific, or
by way Of the avenue tracks of
the T. r. e. p.
Start Building Soon.
Electric current for the new
line will be sold to the city at
three-fourths OF q cent per kilo-
wat until such time as the city
can furnish its own direct cur
trent.
The T. r.. & p. company will
have an opportunity to submit an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-04-17

Russian lurking
hated
is and
DER
sedge professions ihere Is mo more inc 'has ~
peioe' Is no NOR
hopeful hearts will NJ the lie ~ "
foreveromre
Great these let the
exile out
Siberia
FOR now hundred Thousand as without
fold We tidings all
beatngs, wrack about
all bold Liberty, sweet Liberty
md must lwayss shout
a hold. Edith