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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

Dear Cynthia Grey: the day of the mice girl forever
of modern society," and retained her virtue chance the
the highways and byways always managed to get?
Please, Miss Grey, l pray DON'T expOund the
theory that only goodness and virtue in womanood gains the
reward In the end for (and other grs give
numerous of clean, fine girls and who
and have been wearing their lives
Of work. who never know the pleasure of mans
onsip On the other hand everywhere about the
other girls who have deliberately with wide
the taken the broader highway through e
We see them going to theaters, Dances games-every
where that normal girl longs with exactly kind
Of have right to know and, eventually this
girl ALWAYS marTies the desirable
So far personally concerned girl who repents her
msdeeds has utter sympathy IL she truly
redeems herself. But all these girls who
deliberately continue OF life neither
sanction then % them Invariably gain
hearts desire those who faithfully clearly
1T isn't right can't be right and for vehemently
this condition! Don't Scripture "cOpy
book dOn'ts, but tell honestly and fairly why is it? Why
don't want ceanvng, jolly girls? Are such boes?
Or Is "virtue truly its ONLY reward? REBEL.
A--Are Rebels" statement true in regard to all
munities classes? assertions overdawn
cause economic conditions compelled her live
environment which will desirable ren?
Do the majority of worthwhile the
onshp vrtuous girls the who barter their
womanhood for a handful of baubles?
Miss Grey would like to know what the readers think
about this Concise letters to the point will be printed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27
A Good Senator

There in the state senate whom the public
absolutely depend.
He is Senator Walter s Davis of Pierce county.
Davis is quiet, unassuming-a few words. He sell
dom rises to his feet in argument lie hand play
ing the political game
But he is right.
While iockeying an advantageous
position will find Senator Dav>at desk
ing bill that introduced preparing himself
And when he votes, he knows what he Is voting
Yet attending the legislature drudgery
enjoys ii thoroughly He enjoys being the
people OF the state He enjoys the responsibility working for
He is of what the people of him. and will
find him day. saying little, but voting their side
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

Dear Cynthia Grey: After
reading the letters in regard
to the question Of poverty, I
would like to say a few
words:
All of these people who be-
moan so bitterly their fate
should read Hunters book
entitled Poverty" also Up
ton Sinclair's book entitled
"a Cry For Justice" also the
book 1.-THE Jungle" by Sim
clair. IL you wish to read
more read the book entitled
woman, In the Past, Present
and Future" by August Bebai.
| assure you that any one
OF these books will convince
any sane person the folly OF
being poor. II It were not
for poverty, would and could
the U. s. support one million
street walkers? Seventy-five
per cent OF all crimes COM
mitted are traceable to pow
erty. The question is, what
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27
CONEfSylONSo EdWG6
YOU YEARN WHEN YOU DARE NOT ASK


little book that coming back from the sea-
birth. Never before have felt life
sweeter than do present.
from which Malcolm Stuart
mind all that has before The
Gained mud suspicion has the
my both body, cleansed.
August here at Atlantic City, and SOUL
tsatc to reign the The
this morning when went walk Way off
perceptible.
Unconsciousy myself repeating Samuel
Longfellow:
sea is III
The sky a well:
where heaven begins
The scarcely tell
The elements seemed almost mpalpabe and
passing all Illusions all dsappointmen all
feeling senmentleft
before the mpd water took dull metallic
polished silver mingled with the greens golden tint
from the weed depths soohed with the
of peace -.
nothing wonderful being able
Malcolm all times
the healing that
my stled warnings this consolatrix
the marvel the morning sank into soul The
Only breathe the air delight had
The be versed with veins Of
forming the ripping paths OF watery
nv heart filled long very
Ali at once had back again
with reluctant feet Just where before Dick
dropped my my thoughts
flying Dick Come when
me want Tell Dick Come and take
coming toward the pier II will not raise
head said to myself for did not want to di'ps my romantic
The step passed me
from cramped and found
myself looking straight into the face of Malcolm Stuart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27
Champ Clark For President

The thing about Champ Carks candidacy
the democratic presidential nomination 1920
probably cannot survive the four it live
The thing about Is that division will
among democrats throughout the nation will probably react
democratic This will greatly the
difficulties of President Wilson and the democratic leaders in
working consistent legislative
1t is be expected ht Clark will his influence
with certain element the lower house further
of his candidacy The house membership is evenly
divided between the democrats and republicans that
the favorable conditions difficult
for the presidents leadership
the partys platform pledges.
Clark has the right other aspire to
the presidency but the intersection of his candidacy into the
delicate situation that simply adds another
to the many which disquaify him for the
office
his ambitions at the Baltimore convention in 1912 1t will be
remembered that during ballot he had
majority determination to defeat him
he undoubtedly would have secured the twohds
what Clarks this early
date is due to his wish to embarass the president in spirit
of revenge, only Clark knows.
opinion Clark's of succeeding Wilson
president would greatly enhanced il his public activities
politics
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27
Jury System a Myth

The truth the be
this Of through which
soald figueshe that
all hollow pretense.
If Judge Clifford did other public SERVICE his ng
and his ovelng of verdcts has brought that
which is important all know.
Talk fairmnded
and he will verify what We KNOW because have talked
of them during the week
But they difficult position They would like rebel against
this judicial viewpoint
ed by homage for Wha would
have costly penalty-judcial displeasure.
How detrimental their
and the interests their revenge judge make conditions
for lawyer nobody knows better When add this motive
the bar combination that makes hopeless reform
bad system from within
Thus arises the need of drastic cleansing from without What form
hadt beSta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

makes poverty? Why are we
poor, We who are doing and
are willing to do anything
honorable for a living? One
word explains it-PROFIT.
The rich buy the poor for
profit. Those who do all of
the work have nothing. And
those who do nothing have
everything. It's a fact. The
washer-woman washes silks
and wears rags. The men
who make fine homes live in
cheap shacks.
Government ownership
would do away with profit,
and give US all a square deal.
Therefore, I beg, yes, I i'm
plore you to work for gov
eminent ownership of every
thing.
A SUBSCRIBER.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27
1.-THE MAN OF THE HOUR"

A great crowd heard the SER
mon last week on "The Woman
Of Virtue" Do not miss this
address on the clean life for
men. The chastity problem is
vital issue before modern
society.
2O-minute organ recital be-
gins Mt 7:1O.
A stirring half-hOur Gospel
sing, where everybody takes
part, begins at 1880. Cornet
solo by Mr.. Sewell Snypp.
1.-THE REVELATION OF
JESUS TO THE WORLD"
Sunday morning at 1880,
DIR. Weyer will give the last
expOsitory sermon I'm the series
on the Book of John. Critics
hate this book. Do you know
why? Hear this sermon.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
South 10th and G.
Under Courthouse Tower.
Mems Sunday Night Club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27
81 ""
Humphreys Seventy-seven
For Colds, Influenza,
q RIP

Those who use other systems OF
medicine that depend on narcotics
to sooth and relieve and that al
ways upset the stomach and di-
gestion, will welcome the quick
action of "Seyenty-seven" the
harmless little Homeopathic pei
lets that go direct to the sick spot,
without disturbing the rest of the
system.
To get the best results take
"Seventy-seven" at the first chill
or SILVER.
At Druggists, 25 cents or mailed.
humphrey Homeo. Medicine Co..
156 William Street. New York.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

Monday evening. Arrangements
have been made with Mr.. Rasmus
OF California to stage the play of
Damon and Pythias" here during
the latter part of February. The
Pythian district convention has
been invited to meet here. The
anniversary of the founding of the
order will be celebrated Feb. 10.
and customs in South India, illus
trated with pictures and curios,
will be given at the Y. w. C. A.
Sunday at p. m. by Miss NJ. Belle
Jeffrey, general secretary of the
association. The program will be
open to all.
The leaders OF the various teams
planning the finance campaign for
the annual budget of the Y. w. c..
A. Feb. Gle, will meet Monday
morning to perfect their organiza-
ton. Leaders under Mrs. G. A..
deHaseth are Mrs. James A. Hays,
Mrs. II. l.. Clifford, Mrs. Frederick
Wallace, Mrs. James S. West and
Mrs. e. Schwartz. Mrs. John T..
Kaiser will have for leaders Mrs.
r. l.. Mccormick, Mrs. C. x.
Staudt, Mrs. Elmer Hayden, Mrs.
E. B. Lung and Mrs. G. w.
Rounds. Each of these is securing
six workers and these will meet
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
for instruction and information.
Financial interviews will be staged
under the direction of Mrs. VIM.
Geiger, chairman of the financial
committee, and Miss Nj. Belle JEFF
ferry, general secretary.
The board of directors will also
meet during the week to act upon
the budget for the coming year
and to consider the recommends
ton from the house committee On
possible change of location owing
to the sale of present building.
Seventh Ward W. c. Il. U. will
meet with Mrs. Harvey Bacon
Tuesday afternoon at 9 o'clock.
The subject will be Scientific
Temperance instruction and the
Bible in the Schools" The public
is invited.
Dauntless l. o. G. T. met Mon
day evening in their hall, 1149h
Commerce street. After a short
business session the following pro-
gram was rendered: Cornet solo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

Mr.. Van Landegan; poem, II. II.
Penberthy; song, Angie Kinney;
instructive readings, Mrs. Sarah
Shorthill; comic reading, Maybeiie
Cawthorne; original essay, Fred
Churchward; reading, Mrs. Rose
Kinney; original song and music.
Minnie Muckler; reading, Norah
Harrison; jokes, Ward Jersey.
The meeting will be Monday even
ing, Jan. 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27
Is Virtuous Girl Out of Date?

Has the desirable man ceased to seek her in
marriage! A girl who doesn't want you to quote
hackneyed 'don'tso wants to know why good,
jolly girls must waste their lives without mans
companiOnship. Cynthia asks readers to answer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

The Query club will meet Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
j. III. Leonard, 1924 North 30th
street. Mrs. M. S. Kribs will be
chairman for the day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

The Apron club has postponed
the meeting which was to have
been held Thursday, until further
notice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27
WHAT PEOPLE
ARE DOING

Mr.. and Mrs. Dan. l.. Glass cele-
brated their tenth wedding an
niversary Tuesday, at their home,
AHA Puget Sound avenue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

Calvin Philips e. Co.-Beg. at
S. T.. corner of So. 18th & Traf-
ton SITS. Il. 1928 So. 49.5' w.
1928 No. 49.5' to beg.
Calvin Philips g. Co.-Beg. at
s. w. corner of SO. 18th &c Traf-
ton SITS, w. 295.19' S. 1876 Il.
295.19' n 49.5' to beg.
Madeline Conrad-Beg. at S. w.
corner of So. 18th & Union
Ave, W. 1872 SO. 312.5' f. 1872
No. BPS to beg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

Q.-Will you please tell
me through The Times, what
are the official colors of Ia
coma? A READER.
A.--SO far as / know Tacoma
has no official colOrs. Can any
body give me any information on
the subject IL i am wrong in this?
Q.|I have a coin dated
1877. On one side is Queen
Victoria, on the other side,
Hong Kong, one cent, 1877.
1t is a British one-cent piece,
belonging to a Chinese col
ony. Where can find out IL
It has a value? RUSSELL.
Aft you cannot ascertain the
value Of the coin at your public
library, write to the United States
Coin Co., 9th Ave. bldg, 3rd and
Broadway, New York City, N. Y.
They are a very large concern and
will surely know what the coin Is
worth, IL anything.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

The Eureka Card club will meet
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
in Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. Anna
Leuders will be hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

Dauntless I. o. G. T. met Mon
day evening in their hall, 1149IA
Commerce street. After a short
business session the following pro-
gram was rendered: Cornet solo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

Tahoma ]. o. G. 7. had an open
meeting Friday. A lecture was
given by Emmott d. Nichols, law
yer, author, lecturer and past
grand officer of the grand lodge
of Pennsylvania
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

There will be special call
meeting of the Tacoma Federation
of Churches Tuesday at 1880 In
the Y. M. c. A. All pastors,
church representatives and fedora
ton members are urged to attend.
The Oracles' council will meet
with Mrs. Icie Dickinson, 1922
South Asotin, Feb. 2, at O'Clock.
A marriage license was issued
Friday to Daniel S. Twardus, Ia
coma, and Mary Kubas, of Nc
Millin.
Commencement lodge, No. Z,
Knights of Pythias, will confer The
rank of esquire on NJ. A. Hammer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27
Local Improvement District No. Ills

III. G. Sargent, No. So of s. 200
Jno. p. Zimmerman, No. so of So.
$50 of w. 144' of Blk.......
NJ. L. Morris, No. So of s. 150'
of w. "A of Blk ..............
A. r. Byrd, So. Sc of No. 214752'
OF Blk ..'.........' '...;;.'',.,..
Independent Lbr. Co., the No.
So of So. 325' of w. "a off,.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

Dauntless Juniors 1. 0. G. Il met
in their hall at Calvary Presby-
terrain church Tuesday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

Hugh p. Cavanaugh, assistant
chief train dispatcher of the
Northern Pacific, won the Ford
automobile given away Friday
night by the Moose lodge at their
annual ball. Sam Foichate won
a watch by selling ever one nun
dred and fifty tickets. Paul New
man, jr., was selected by COM
mittee from the audience to do the
drawing for the auto. One Of the
biggest crowds in the history of
the lodge was present. The lodge
expects to move into its new home
about March 1. A large class will
be initiated next Friday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27
Local Improvement District No. 472

NJ Fl. Borden ...... 9 10 2S3 139
Cheetham VI
SECOND SCHOOL LAND ADDITION
Lem
4166 of No. S339 of East ITO
OK S Snrrai & Of No Il @sSS ioss III a4s
Hannah Hor hmistrom No. f. So of W. Low ''E Ia Els
AZ 2702
II. I. Norris So of No. 1870 Of . =
w. 10 of.................. AZ l9f "a 30
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-27

Tahoma Juniors I. o. G. Il. met
in Good Templars hall Saturday
and had initiation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

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bolt.
g8d6reuo oe8 gau3cn Cages Wur-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10

Sei GrnbeuuHsIiid in Butte, 0lOut.
NliuOeitens 36 sooie. ~ @e.
iteru N6enO luareH nod l4S 0rn.
6euarbeiter Oermiht SOfinuug
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sese6eu.
Butte, @1ont., 8. syuui. Nliu.
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uno 14S meroen permiBt ais Oas 9le-
iuItat oes fir9tbnriten @rabeu.lln.
gIiids in Der @eididte DER Staot.
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Branoes in Der Specnlator aupIer.
@rube nabe bier ereianete.
@as Seuer braH in Dem unteren
Stolen Der Yline iHfolge eines @ui-
Dies eines elettriiben Gabels aus.
Die unteren Stolen fiiaten li6 ibnea
nit @as lmo 3oud.
@s beianOen iid 4t5 91dnner in
Der y(a0tl0ld)f. SoH 0ielen enttd-
men 212 our6 9fusednge uad auoe.
rem @rlben 5u.
Gas @oS breitete iib audi in Die
Iiomono.Wline aus. lm0 es mur0e
befiirdtet, ooB bort meiterer 9ebens-
DerIuit entitanOen fem mag.
&ettingsmannidaiten BON alien
ben @linen in Butte orangen init
Sdusbelmen perieben IN Die Sdadte
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nitng, Ole glrbeiter 81 retten.
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mem oann iei Sofimius iiir iie Dor.
ban0eu.
(SpGter.) 9is pdt 6ellte 9Sad.
mittag waren iitnf Seibeu geborgen;
t4S glrbeiter poren nod DerniBt,
ino Die Sofinung auf Rethme oeriel-
ben mar 70 gut pie gan5 auigegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-10
9rimgtkrbrt.
8aliOur nNO bic 6ritil6c
GOmmiiitOn.
WInGlidD aus 0(merita
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graIti(6t Wr0rrs
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OoB SSniormntion 0eren 9(rt nibt ge-
nunut murOe, aui irgen0 cine @eiie
na1 Ieutidlano geionot purOe.
Ioniels ertlarte, es 6eite6e nibt Die
9lniidt OoB ir9eno cine @eriou in Der
Mlarine Die 8l6ne 0es 1epartemenls
anfgeoedt 6abe, c5 iei oenn ouro5
llnooriidtigfeit.
9 2onteGs tritt un6e9riiu.
Oeteu @eriidteu ent-
ge g II.
@aibington 8. Simi. 9ln-
Oauernoe rno ii6eraa in @irfltlation
geiebte @eriidte BON Seoibla6ten
i6O gtieOerlaeen, Die Sen amerifoni-
iben unO 9lliirten.Eruppen 5uaeiiigt
porOen ieieu iinO elmer @rfl1rung
oeS @}arineicfretdrs GonieIs 5ufolge
70 meit ousgeiprenet porOen Dab Der
SefretGr 9laubt, es beite6e cine Ser.
i1u0rung, 0as omerifaniibe @olf 3u
beunrubigen uno 81 alarmiren. 0a-
6er bat er Die iolgeu0e @rtldrung er.
lalien:
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Auiigc, NldnttI, 4ltiorr.
ppFtiber
Q(mSUerfamf.
100 ..tailureNn gIllaiiae.

SSn ieoer N}o0e, iaiIougemGBe.
Stoiie, belie6te 8ar6en inter Den
Soften iiir 0as Moterial allein. Sn
orei lBartien, tpie iolgt;
$16.50 9(n3iige fir mur. $500
$22.5O 9ln5iige iiir nun 5000,
$1,000 g(n5iige iiir mr. $500
800 @Oa-6riibja6rsHGntel
9}ddit gu 95i6ts- -Ereile. 9(us Be
lour, G6eds, 5ancD Melirlmgen,
%Iai0s, Serges imo 8oplins; in orei
9ortien getbeilt:
gis $1,000 @3dntel fiir. 1870
9is $4,000 MGntel fir. $3.50
@is $27.50 @lGntel fir .$11,75
. Slnsucrfanf t6cnerer SeiOeutleiOcr.
9is $50. Ultra mooerne Wlooell-
fleioer; iei6e N}ooen aus @eorgette,
Crepe Sc Gbenc, G6iifon Eafietas,
Wlefeors, fir. ........... .$16.75
WeiuirfteS llnter5ens fir 6rancu.
t5c. @alBe lluteriaden fiir 10c.
llnion-9ln5iige, reeuldre @roBe;
ON Vfontag iiir........... 25c,
Grtra groBe @au8e llnion.9tn5iige,
o6ne glermel, fir. ...... .49c.
$3.50 9)aIe llnion'9ln5iige tiir
WlGnner aus &ommgorn. $1.19
t5c. 6rmen @m5e-lInteriaden,
ipe8iea iiir @lontag ........1 1Oe.
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strasem6a6n -autaItrOp6c.

ct. Clair, WlidJ., 8. S,imi.
Gin 0ubeno 9'erioneu muroen ber-
lest, 0auou iedS Iebr idwer, ais 5wei
StraBcn6o6nmogeons bier beute
9}a6mittag 5uiammeuItieBen. Ser
i6ieoene Spicr Der &ataitrop6e wrr-
Ocn nadj Dem Soipital in Yort -Su-
ron oebradt @lm 5ueiielt an i6rer
gieoerberItelrng.
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t6mlne iiber oen @riolg ser @}iiiiou
5er3liden 9luSorud CAB lmo Den BOT
ibaiier eriubte, cine 3eit on5u9eben
iiir cine llnterreOung, in mel6er Die
9ei0en ulSiiibrli6er ole 9feiie ser
6ritii6en Gomminion beipre6en
fGnn+en