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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15
DEMAND APPAM BE
GIVEN TO BRITISH

IUhIted Fress Leased VIZ
+ WASHINGTON, d. c., March
15.-Motion for mandate to
turn over the German prize ship
Appam to her British owners, in
accordance with the supreme
court today on behalf of Henry G.
Harrison, British master of the
Appam, and the British and Afri-
can Steam Navigation company,
owners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15
CITY CAN REDUCE
EMPLOYEES FORCE

The city of Tacoma can reduce
the number of its employees for
economy, according to the ruling
of Judge Chapman, who has de-
MED the petition of Jerry O'Con-
nor to compel the city to rein
state him as an electrical wiring
inspector.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15
PREDICTS 100000
AUTO LICENSES

OLYMPIA, March 15.-At least
100000 auto licenses will be is
sued this year, 1t is predicted by
Charles Foster, head of the auto
mobile division of the secretary of
states office. The office issued
1926 licenses on the first day for
receiving applications.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15
A Correction

Two misplaced letters in the concluding paragraph Of
Times The Place. yesterday robbed
II o. its meaning.
As it should have appeared, the paragraph reads
"A and beetles have etched out all that
bigger than have locally
present with today"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15
PUT IT OVER!
GO TO TT.

A correspondent of the New York Tribune suggests
that one member of the German embassy ought to
have been permitted to remain in the United States,
on these conditions (a) that he paint himself with
red and white stripes and b that he be Illuminated
every evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15

Q.-My husband and | have
had an argument and would
like your opinion. When my
mother writes she never men
lions my husbands name or
sends regards and she has no
cause not to do so. She al
ways writes to baby and my
self. Is 1t right that | should
answer her letters, or what
should | do? The matter Is
causing a big difference with
my husband and 1t worries
me. l.. M. B.
A.-Why don't you explain the
to your mother just as
you have to me? A few words nov
will no doubt save much trouble
ater on. Your mother probabl,
neglects to mention your husband
in her letters merely through care
lessness, and would be glad tt
make amends If she knew.
Q.-I have just finished
little tatted yoke in fine
thread which looks little
soiled. I have heard there Is
a powder that one can
sprinkle on fancy work that
will whiten it. l believe 1t
is to be placed between blue
paper while it is lying in the
powder. | should be very
greatly obliged If you could
tell me what the powder is.
Thank you. MRS. A. e.
A.-Rub magnesia powder wei
into the yoke and roll 1t i'm a cleal
white cloth. Leave 1t for cOupl
Of days, then brush well with
clean clothes brush. The yOk,
may also be cleaned by scrubbin,
In corn meal and table salt mike,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15

Henry De Spain, a better gun
fighter than Bill Hart, won Nan
of Music Mountain" See Mon
DAYS Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15

The regular meeting of the As
ISOLATION of Collegiate Alumnae
will be held Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank S. Baker,
522 North Yakima ave. Hostesses
for the meeting are: Miss Edith
l.. Burgess, Mrs. Roy d. Pinker-
ton, Mrs. j. c. Breedlove, Mrs.
Robert Cairns Dodson and Mrs.
Ralph Clark.
Mckinley Child Study club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
j. II. Derby, 500 East Wright ave.
The Eighth A prevocational
girls of the Whitman school will
give the playlet, Dick Whiting
ton and His Cat" Friday after
noon in the school house for the
statue fund.
Tacoma music lovers are
planning a concert for Prof. Olof
Bull, who lies at the hospital bad
ly injured as the result of his
third recent automobile accident.
G. T.. s. will hold its fourth an
nual ensemble concert in the con-
servatory Friday night. The pub
lie is invited.
Horace Mann p. T. A. will give
a benefit concert Friday evening in
the school for the delegate fund.
Marriage licenses were issued i'm
Tacoma yesterday to B. P. Royce
and Mildred F. Halfpenny, both of
Tacoma; c. Orting, Anacortes, and
Mrs. Emma McAllister, Tacoma;
Frank Baron, Tacoma, and Fran
ces Karwoski, Puyallup; F. l.. Nc
Clintock and Bertha Keene, both
of Seattle; Charles S. Preston,
Walla Walla, and Emma A. Brosh-
er, Seattle.
1.-THE Fruits of City School Sur
veys' is the subject of lecture to
be given by DR.. Koos of the Uni
versity of Washington before the
Washington Parent-Teacher circle
Friday, March 16, at s o'clock
Miss Helen Hargis will give a vio-
lin solo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15
What People
Are Doing

The Catholic Order of Forest
ers will give a farce comedy,
What Became of Parker?" at the
South Tacoma hall March 16 and
IT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15

Two dozen persons left Detroit theater when an
actor "kidded" Billy Sunday Next we may expect
theatergoers to leave the tabernacle when Billy roasts
the stage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15

Mckinley Child Study club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
j. II. Derby, 500 East Wright ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15

The Eighth A prevocational
girls of the Whitman school will
give the playlet, Dick Whiting
ton and His Cat" Friday after
noon in the school house for the
statue fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15

Tacoma music lovers are
planning a concert for Prof. Olof
Bull, who lies at the hospital bad
ly injured as the result of his
third recent automobile accident.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15

c. =. s. will hold its fourth an
nual ensemble concert in the con-
servatory Friday night. The pub
lie is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-03-15

Horace Mann p. T. A. will give
benefit concert Friday evening in
the school for the delegate fund.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-04

-geim Seiratsbermitt.
raonnten sic ni6t fir meme
0rei &odter o%nitdnoigs 9artieu Der.
mitteIn2 aber nidt 8u teuerI"
Bel 6rei &0dtern tritt obne5ia
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araft.~
8eitf6ausnb. .Bas fsIs
felt Did oenn 10 BET JrduIsiH Uteisr,
baB Du I'm re mpaItsu Dtat2 Shr
gutes Qusfe6sn24
rQd nein: bas I6le6te 4usfss
zen ibrer - grbfonte!!A
grmuntsrung. - OnteI
(osm bi4tenosu gsffsn ieins Spar'
tafenbu4er 8sigeno): .Sie4It 8u,
Sungs, Das iiuo msiue geiammeItsn
Derts!"
.gi5 BOP nal sinsn ganb 9srs
aus"
= geFdtigung. .0u, bic
grno If bod Elm gutes MdosI; i'd
babe nod ME gsb0rt, bob lie lber
iemonb Sdledtes geiprOden bate"
Sd aud nidt; fs fpri4t ia
nur bon iia islber!'
-esf6stnto. Jim gins
meIs niasu, ME feblt 9a benn aug.
gluppsr?! 8ret 3dbn' nusgeidlagsr.
bas linis 0brldppden abgeriFsn -
mas mar nenn los21
.9u, mir battsn baIt gefern
bic aassinm0nlssung psgsn Der
Grbidaft = Da peibt bod.
Nd 70 = bm - uHb Oa baden
re Did uO9l auseiHanOsrisssn mol
Isa2'
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s~yarmlan6 III berfnnfen.

Gu berfaufen: - 2l0 Qdei IN
9afunee Gountp, 9ebrasfa, ITO
Qfer gepfliiqt gutes s 8inmer'
4nus uno ale n0tigen @e6diIihtel'
ten, gdtbbola, 100 Afer unter Sui
tur; alfalfa SIS; so adcr nitt I'M
ter aultur an Der Scott8 Bluff 60.
9ith. $25. ebenes 2on0. 8oebner
& goebmer, 129 Gii6 2. GtraBe,
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bic harisR aopIs 80 srirsi6sn. Ja
nisputiereROsH @ruppsu fapfs
ten bic 8auern ibrsn @sb0fteu gu,
nur Der @aIlenIoipsrI tonuts iih BON
benz eriasn aa9sIoisn nt4t trsns
nsr, itOpfts beo59tis fem pfeiiIsin
uno murrts bsi jeOem 3use aus Dem
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~beruAigtsa ii9 aIlsema4 uHo penoe'
ten ftp aROsrea 8insen 5u. bis nab
etli9eH Woden Elm neuss @retgRis
ollgemeine 4ufresung Deruria4ts.
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Ten zines 1ages Elm pdar 0agen. os'
men cine 9elslIi4ait tdbtii4 s%etIei'
better 0erren sutitisg, bic nod tur3sr
gabung, rpdbrenO Der tie ben 8irgers
meiftsr au ii4 gebeteR, stHen @aHs
Our9 bas 6oatal aHtratsn uuo nit
olIsrlsi isltfam gsitaltetsH Snitras
HsnteH gu bantisrsn begauneu.
% Stred'n toan %Dsrmeiisn,
srnit pirO's!1 i&ris Der 0rtsoOrIte'
Der Dem Rrdmer 81, uno Der unter'
IisB nt4t, bic lsuistsit isbsm &uns
ben 5ur 8sitsrOsrbrsituug nit auf
ben Veg gu sebsn.
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Gtun0e fir StunDe ungeitort meter
uno tam Ha9mittags, Don Der Drans
gen0su 9oriiugsuO s~sleitet. aud auf
ben 8I9eI, ben Das 4Hipeisn Dss
@aIlenIoiperI 8iert.
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SoftOr, iaaute nit gersiatsa 8lidsn
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lsinem GruRo unb G0bsn seI4ditig
mar, uRO Osri4erts tppH4ittsIR0
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Der HarsTmsilter pintte i'm
i9on BON psitsm 81, uuo ala Der
8auer iid .nbItG bequsmts, aogernD
stIi4s Sdrttts ndbsr gu tomma
msinte sr in auTmunternpem Sons:
pgta idau, 9aIlenIOipsrI, bia3 ge4t's
bib an! Der 8abnbof timmt an
Stpanpurf boris Dirtsbaus bin,
nader gebt bic Gtrsd'n auffn iiberH
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gib'a aua!-
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mr. nit lab, OdsieIbig; fir mas
braud bsrn / N mein Sta0eI q
gtierbabn2"
.aust nig." bsosutet Der OrtsDors
fteher, bic 9errsn iagsn, Is IiaB l5
nit onberF ma6sn."
Ginsr Der Sngenieure tritt bin3n
uuo bsgn1nt ben untptrlden gausrn
nit ben 3pingenbiten Grunoen unb
8oritelIungen au ~bsarbsitsR, popor
rem AIteu frsiIi9 nur bic 6etrd9t.
lihe Gutiddbiguugsiumms einIeuq.
tet, bic sr nun idpsisen0 unO DOT
fih biniturrsnO in grpagung 5is5t
gta6 geroumer 8eile erH, naaoen
it9 Der 8urserneiitsr nOamals iaa
NtitteI geltgt uuo Der 8aulsiter aud
pie 3pangsm0gItateit anfIingen lieB
raft ii6 Der gaIlenloipsrI gu sinen
gnti4Iuife auf.
gr trust fi4 6eftig ben aoPf
feuf5t etli6e MaIe unb 6erridt
| IdIieBli4 bic DsrOuBts aOmmifiior
an:
.0uentlpsis foIl Gnt osr ssur.
hoIn! 0ann's idon gar nit anoerl
IL, 10 fahrt balt in @ottsnam ourd
n StaoI bur4i, 9ber ods oan IaC
! gIei e4Oor, meine 9errn - un
neaus auf b Qa4t iperr al! sac
g StabItor qua, nader is 3 uui
nit n 7abrn!"
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giSIisres ar5enei

Ser BONG fpri6t: RoIiere,
Sd Dor bon IN ,efG6r.
Sbr babt MI Ar5t. Sagt N,
Mas tut nit gud Der g!am?s
.9un, Gre, 10 ipritt Molisre,
ngs eebt gang ebrbar Ser.
Gr plaHoert dlerLei,
8eridreibt mir ar8euef
Sd ne6m' fe nieua!s uno -.
Bero' auemaI geiuuo.-
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Oewcbnbeit

t0gIih lie f~lniiisifier n 2onb.
aildeigen niif Seite 6 al Lien.
9a Die berborragenoiten
@~runoeigentumsbduoIer 6urd
ibre Qn8eigen in Der kcibane
itets grfoIge au perse linen 10.
BEN offerieren Fe itets uieoex
neue Bargains. 9 8. hatti.
gen augenbe mirO Die Forrt
Die Sbne.. beitimmt lit, gum
9erfouf on9eboten. Snht 0or.
midi
Saslide Omaha Sribiine,
1911 6pmarb Str. OMAHA, @ebi
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OOrtissuHg foIgt.)

Bofotions. sic: .8os
meiHit gu, ion i'd Den Gegenidirm
mitnehmeu ODER nidt?~
Or: @2aB nur, Oh biit Nber.
IaonBt genuQ.-
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9obffiiien mnO Matraten.

qlte GeSern meroen gereinigt nno
70 gut pie neu gemaft. Vile Cor
ten nerer 6eoern al p~erfaufen.
omaha 8iloh Gu 1907 Cunning
Ctr, Song. 2467. -l0.1.17
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Greaon.

grOfartis fir Die gie63aht lit
6ns Syor6an guIleD 4roieft - I'M
Screen eines @ebietes bon $4,000
adern - fam in 40 qder. Jldhen
qefouft Der0en. gor8i9Iihes 8ei.
6eIano berttrn. Sdreiben Gle ueaen
2onofarten uno Gin5elbeiten. 8ia
urionit 2oterna Disqualification
oes groiefts In umierer Omaha 81.
flee borfiibren. !Grturiion am 18.
September.
Sarlea 3. SoOfer,
$40 SirIt QatI gant Bldg.
omaha, 9eb. -9.20.t7
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81. So6n Solit, 5pa8iaIit in au.
gem, G6ran., giaien. uno aebIfopf-
leioqn. 690.92.94 8ron0eis gI6g.,
Omaha, Rebr. Sci. Douglas 1884.
ills
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SanatorieH.

@aFage.-2t2.2t4 @niro gI6g.,
II. II. 9ougy Doug. BASS. gdoer,
MaIiage. G~biropoop. SRI. Smitb II.
5rau SenS, @1rterimen. Isis
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@ra6heine.

@ounmente anb 8rabfeint, in ge.
D0bnliher Bis f~einiter Qtlsfiib.
r1ng, aus amerif. un6 importiertent
Grant. q. gratfe &; &c. 1916 Q.
ID. Ctr, Gel. South 267O. If
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9ateut.4nua[tc.

efxrgss e SfnrgeS, Il. 9. un6 aus
ldnoiide Gntente ul6 Gdusmdr.
fen. $50 See gl6q. -7.18.18
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9r. ". aegef, e6elbs, Soma.
gefannt oIs spe3iaIiit fir ale
Grauen. uno hroniiden aralfbeiten.
RoniuItation ourd Brief nit gfeOi.
ain $3.50. Notwithstanding EXTRA
80 Gents. ESD mar II Sabre in
Berlin, 9eutidlonO, uno 8 Sabre IN
Sei0e, SolItein.) -9.7.t7
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6amurrhpiben, GiiteIa fnriert

SGmprrbOiOen, 6iitelu fnriert
81. e. j.. Earrp turiert 8dnorrs
1oioen 9SiiteIn uno mtoere 9orut.
leioen obne 9peratio.t. Sur garnns
tiert. Gdreibt Inn Bud iber Dorm.
lei6en, nit 3eugnifier- Or. G. 81
8arrp, $40 Bee gI6a. Omaha.
-2.1.1S
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Soipitdier.

ct. 2nfe's lnt9eriidc8 9oipitaI; me.
6i3inii6 uno dirlrgiid. 212t
Safe CTR, omaha, 0eb. -9.22.17
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9ebrasta AntD Naoiatpr Hepair.
@ltte arbeit, mGbise SreiIe.
prompte Beoieniins. 8ufrieOenheit
qorantiert. 900 60. 10. Ctr. EeIe.
pbon: Douglas 1890. 8. 80. SouIer.
Omaha, Rebr. II.
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@rn6ihmirbe an berfanfen.

@robidmie6c, Got. 8nn0merfs.
setia un0 Garage 8u b~ertaufen.
Senrp G6mi0t, st. CALHOUN, g1eb.
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es beSablt Iid in ben saIoF
.fFsierten a~nteisn" Der Gribiine ~
Gnuoneieren.
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Slid bringeuOe Sruurines BET Bro
0eaaaros, is. uno Douglas Ctr.

3n perfanfcu bonn Gigentiimer 6
3immer pals, MODERN auBer Sci.
5ung. Sn beiteu 3uitanO, tabe
8ur 5dule, Stride, Store8 uno
StraBenbabn. Cute stndbnrihaft.
5ebr billig. 9ad5ufragen 2518 g.
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Classified Ads
You Should Read
Gntpmobiles.

$500 fir automobiL. ODER Sroctor.
Wtaenetos, bic mir nidt repnrierpn
fonnen. 9rompte gebienung, m6biee
GreiIe. Gtto SngsbOrfrr, 2t0 y. rs.
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erIanat-MannIid

@einht:-9lonn fir 6nrmnrbeit;
muB melfen f0nnen. Gaucrltoe Stel.
lung un6 gutter 2o1n. g9egcu ndbe'
.rer Gu8tlmft ihreibe MIN unter: IS.
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abSOfnteu.
9etettss.

Sames Aaeu. 312 1epiqe
Ut0u. gepeiie erIongt ii Rrimi.
noI. unb 8ipiIfdIlen. - Qaes itreng
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Ctfp gprdert

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aunp. 3eutihe. Slide. 1903
9o6ge Gtrobe, 2. Stod. Mabl5eiteu
% Gents. III.
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aOSat o8iuii6ins".

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einem Gage. anie ao6at 5tuoio,
QebiQe 9Iod, t6. u.@arneD, 6utnbo.
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GleftriiAes.

@Cbrandts eleftriidle MDturen.
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@rap, 116 Siio 10. Ctr.
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Crt fir 3citnn9sgriinSang geiudt,

III TII 0IUHHB"BFHIFVAHH BVTHuTF'
lin cine enaIiide 2ofol5cituug 3l
~ctabIierer, miro cine irie0en5Iiebenoe
@emeinoe geiudt, Die ioId)e5 Inter.
ne1mcn unteritiiben nitroe. Offer.
ten mer0eu in GugIii6 erbeten inter
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@crlangt: Sii6tiges Mdodeu
fiir Saisarbeiten; mlB CUTE a0hiu
jein. 6rou g. g.. Sberuooo, lilo
9. 80. Ctr. Sorneg 1902. -9.4s17
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KlaHifisicrte 2~lnsciecia.
@erIanatMeibIid.

&erlanst: - Sii9tiges Mabden
fir S~utlSarbeiten. Bette 90Bae. Eel.
@alnlt 2029. 1915 Douglas ct.
If
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gerlangt: 1880 MtGoden nit GIMP.
fe6lungen fir &ailSarbeitcn in tIei.
ner 5Qmitie; feir g8aiden; gutter
2obn. 8aInltt 128. -9sS.17
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den; eritflniiiee 2obne. Gruu 2. 5.
&ornep 1924. -9.6'l7
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McbiainHdeg
gbiIgprartie Spiual aOiafments.

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Soft unS 9osis.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-10

will be made benefit for Company L
and will be presented April "a by the
members of the Poonoosac Comedy
Club. One-half of the profits will be
used to start a fund for the purchase
of supplies and comforts for the sol
diers when they are called out. The
officers of this new organization are:
President. Harold Bradley; vice presi-
dents, George L. Barker and Miss Ma
rion T. Adams; secretary and treasurer.
l.. S. Moore, and director, Miss Gertrude
Carter.
In anticipation of early orders the
men Of Company L are holding drills
every night. Capt. John w. Healey
Saturday afternoon reported the enlist
ment of Is Is recruits since the re-
cruiting office has been opened here.
Tuesday evening at 100 will occur
Skowhegan's Municipal Flag raising
with patriotic and appropriate cere-
monies Several Skowhegan citizens
will give brief addresses and Company
will be escorted from the Armory
by Russell Post, G. A. r. School boys
over 10 years of age are also invited
to Join in the parade and First Regi-
There will be national songs led by
Prof. E. +. Towne in which those pres
emit are expected to participate. The
flag will be raised at the usual place
near the Philbrick block on Water
street. If Tuesday night should be
stormy the affair will occur on the first
fair evening.
There was not a large attendance at
the meeting of those interested in the
forming of Home Guard Company here
Friday evening and it was voted to
adjourn to await further developments
in the situation.
With view TO supplying the Munich
pal fuel yard with wood the selectmen
have purchased for the town of Show
hogan all the hard and soft wood
growth on lot of land owned by Geo
f. Washbura of Madison.
The Cementine Weston w. c. T. L.
will meet next Tuesday afternoon in
the parlors of the Public Library with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-10
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and BEAuT|fY IT
WITH DANDERINE
Spend 25 cents! Dandruff dis
. appears and hair stops
coming out.
Try this! Hair gets beautiful,
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few moments.

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Just one application doubles the
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and If not overcome it produces a few
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hair roots famish, loosen and die:
then the hair falls out fast
IL your hair has been neglected and
is Thin, faded, dry. seraggy or too oily.
get a 25-cent bottle of knowlton's Dam
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counter; apply little as directed and
ten minutes after you will say this was
the best investment you ever made.
We sincerely believe, regardless of
everything else advertised, that If you
desire soft. lustrous. beautiful hair and
lots of it-no dandruff-no itching
scalp and no more falling hair-you
must use Knowltons Danderine. IL
eventually-why not now?--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-04-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bridge Construction

Sealed proposals addressed to tho State
Highway Commission. Augusta. Maine.
for building reinforced concrete girder
bridge over the Town Farm Brook. in
the Town of Sidney, Kennebec Co. Name.
located about four and one-half miles
south of the City of Waterville on the
River Road west side OF the kennebec
River. will be received by the Commission
at it's office in the State House Augusta,
Maine. until twelve o'clock noon. Friday.
April 13. 1917 and at that time and place
publicly opened and read.
Each proposal must be made upon a
blank form provided by the Commission.
for copy Of which one dollar will be re-
CURED and must be accompanied by a
60 rtifed check for ~ per cent of TIL"
amount rid. payable to the Treasurer Of
State of Maine. The certified check will
he returned TO the unsuccessful bidder
unless forfeited under the conditions stip-
ulated.
surety company bond satisfactory to
the Commission, of mt less than ore-hals
of TIE amount of the contract. will be
REQUIRED Plans may be examined and
COPY of srecticat;o ns and contract may
te obtained at the office Of the Commits
sion. Augusta. Maine.
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all proposals
PHILIP J. DEERING. Chairman.
WILLIAM NJ. AVER,
FRANK A. PEABODY.
state Highway Commission.
PAUL u. SARGENT. Chief Engineer
Dated at Augusta, Me-. AprI 4. 1917
anr5-7-10-1S
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WHEREAS Emma J. +. Pullen Of Au-
Susta, in the County Of kennebec and
State Of Maine. by her mortgage deel
dated the fourth day of March, 1915. an
recorded in the Kennebec Registry Of
Deeds, Book SIG. Page 2i7, conveyed to
me, the undersigned, a certain piece of
real estate with buildings thereon situate
in China. in the County of kennebec, AMI
bounded as follows:
ON the North by land formerly of
Francis Jones' on the East by Wiscasset.
Watervile & Pennington Right of Way
on the South by land of w. F. Morse and
ii. b. Martin; and on the West by town
road leading from the schoolhouse near
Wilson Haskells by j. l.. Turner's to
Coles Corners. so-called; being a part
of lots numbered seventy-nne and eighty
C9-so) containing one hundred acres,
more or less.
Also another lot or parcel of land sit
uate in said Augusta, with the build
ings thereon. bounded and described as
follows. to wit: Being the North half
of lot 10 in the Williams Field so-called,
reference being had to the plan Of said
field on file in kennebec Registry Of
Deeds for more complete description
thereof
AND WHEREAS the condition of said
mortgage has been broken:
NOW, THEREFORE, by reason of the
breach Of the condition thereof / claim
a foreclosure OF said mortgage
WILLIAM r. WEBER.
April g 1917. apr2 tues 1t