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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05
Mn 8prb
WiiIen bic gefabuns.n bsr In s1.p
gort Iiesenben beutIden DampFsr
bleiben.
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rebe, bab bi. gunbesresieruns
bic Sdiffe beT9lusnabmen
ipolls.

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9unbesbeamttn nuf ben peridiebersn
pier3 bebeuteno erb6bt.
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beabii6tistsn, bic beutIden SGiffs,
bic einsn GeiammtionnengetaIt bon
261 900 babsn, au bei6lasnaamen.
lpurbs bonn Safentolleitor Suolep
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in 4brebe seitellt unb sr erildrte In
Sobo!en, tpo bic WebrsabI Der be,i.'
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bon Der anseblihen 9efdlnsHdhne
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barum bonble. ben Siatus Der mdnn.
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ibren eisenen @unfd Fin interrirt
ipurb.n, fsfsuitetlsn. Malon. bem.r,ts
fernsr, bab bic 2eut. nidt sepaltIom
auf BEN S6iffen feItsebalten tpiirbsn,
ionbern nur erfudt pcrben 4Ddrsn, On
gorb gu blsiben.
Gin 9eriidt poIIte es buben, bob bic
Wanni9aftsn Der in 6obo.sn ltsssn'
ben beutffen Dampfer bic e4iffe un'
brau6bar ssmatt babsn iolten, ms
bem Il. bic RaTdiHen befddbistsn.
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folIte biefes berratRn b1bsn. eiHs
geititisuns bi.iss S.riihts mar je'
bod DON ben geb0rSsn nidt ~ erlln'
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auf oicic @eiie ioIl Elm iteBer.bes See,
fir bic 8c,th 'ibilnns bes 2anoeS
scid,aFfen wcrrcn.
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tpir6.
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bctpaifnctcr Sanb beantiportet
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metre @ebrpfIift gum aufbai eiiies
9ecres fir bic 0ertbeioisuna bel
2anbes niest, mo- Der 8r,eJ uor Der
Tbiir itcbt," iorpic aud, fir Die gu.
funft befiiruortete am Sonlltaa Ser
norrnaIige Er1itocnt @iuiaru ). Infi
In elmer &eoe, Die er i'm 9rootlyn Sl,.
ititlite Of arts anb Scienc-s iibcr tie
aiga 5ur Grapinguna bes Jrisoens
belt.
ga Die gepoIferune iest ooIlcr @e.
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9eutiblnno lit, tpiirbe iic iric Serr
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nubme unteritiiseu, Die mid: nur fix
Die eegenmdrtige Gage ge1iigen, ion.
bern audi Der Situation entiprebsn
Diiroe, npenn Der &rieg gu G,lSs iein
miro"
Gic 9onifription ift bisbcr, pie
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ffoft bGtten pereitelt pero n f6nnen.
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noriteht." fubr Serr Saft fort. rjcst
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'iebt, tuarum ioIte man b'e'p Sots.'.
fti.nmung nifIt ousnusen uno has
ibuu, aas Geredtigfeit uno pobrc
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ben gliidIid)en SeimitGtten Der Trps.
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6as @cfiiN fir fire gfIi6ten ber Ge.
gierung aegeniiber nerIoren.
Serslih tpsntg Oienit iraeubmelfer
Mri III BON Der groben MaTe bss
Dolies seIeiItst iporbsn. Die alse,
meine Webrpflidi III n5tbis I'm un.
feren junsen 2suten SisaipliR uub
Wftune Dor Der Obriotei. bci,ubrt1s
gen. Si. III n6tbia I'M unier.n Wil
lionen bon neusefdoff.n.n 8iirserr
bic 2opalitGt gu lebren. (@oiolui
nidt n0tbis. u. b. Reb.) Sebt, fpo Il.
bon bem gntbufiasmus eroriffen fno,
no ie burf bic unmitteItare Noti.
fpenbigfeit dnasfpprnt perben. tpiirb'n
lie ben aonqrs5 BEL Der 0nn1bm. ei-
nes Webrpflifts.Fesss unierftiis.n,
bas niht nur fir bic 1sssnp1rtia.
Gage, fonbern aud fir bic 3uiunft,
peun Der ari:s poriber IN. gorteb,
funaen trifft".
Gin abfortes sretptlIioenfbR,m
rimmt-. rpte Ssrr 1nft facts, .bt.
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aeipint III iid su oHsrn unb lift
bisicniaen ,uriif, bic bsrnnneftlsft
fpnb,n lSnnen, lnbem man fd,fiesli4
fstne 3ufludt gu ben 9efebn ntmmt'.
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bon Dornbsrein ausaleIdxne1 fubr sr
bonn fort, .aesi bic Can MfIen aaf.
0ssfonoi bon isbsm glmin In NliU
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atbia q. BInrbams geeeiabIc COMPOUND gu
eerin1en. SO that es unS fiibIe MD MN irie
etne nene grau. so bin aefuro urS irdfti8.
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Elm adt 1funb fdpereB Hetues w2dbtsn. sd
BIN nberseuef. oas anoia g. pinftarr'S Beee'
trbIe COMPOUND MID bor elmer Operation be.
'tratrte. Dor meItter iebe 5rdu flo fiit6tet- -
Gran ReITie Gtfbbad. 1921 Gtriitp
Qbe, eouisbiiIe, ab.
Us IN ettpas TntirIides. bab seSermann fin
tor BEN w'efier bes gbiruraer flrdtet Iaub'
mol bIeibt nidbts anbcrcs iibria. aber '"nn oft
bat epola q. Binibnm's 8eaeiabI. COMPOUND
esnen 9uherten aerettet unb etns Operation
unnbtbie eemadt
menn fi6 bel stuen iraenb elm eontptpm
ssiat. iiber bas Gle fi6 Mot Nar finb. suun
pfehIunaen. 39si Sfcf- Nil abon Is5f.9.
Co.. ennn. w,a'i.. bic Sbuen umionft ipsrtbsOIen
g7ntf ertbeiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05

onssren Stuui,n bsr Union Teil pieIen
,Sabrtn beiteben unb iid bstpdbrt bas
ben, bab Ger unierritt reines 8abl,
fad II, .bnb teinsrIti 3pans pcr.
herri9t. unb bab nad ipisbsrboIten
Gntf6eibunssn unfsres Gtoatsobsrs
peridts bic S@wbehorbs auI krs9.
tiet. Winfde Der eltsrn in Der or.
5iebuns i9rcr ainbsr sinsusebsn bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05
Sutbsraner rift en- 81 @cforna.
tions. etubildnm.

Das gsr.iniai. aut6erird. Rom.
mitise fir bic Jeisr bes 4OOiabriaen
Subildums Der reformation, b,jI,r
Gsntralitsas fid In philadelphia Sc.
tinbsi, bat bic na6fi.b.nb.n 3ieI. Der
Irbsit ber Iutberiiten airhe I'm Sob.
re 1917 oufgeiiedt unb angenommen:
/. Die UtitsIisbersnbl Der air6e um
10000 gu psrmsbrsn. 2. Die 9dh.
Der aonfirmanbsn 5u psrboppeIn. 8.
Die 3abl Der GonntaaT5utb.iuhr
I'm bi. Sdlfis gu psrsr6bsrn unb einen
9ur6f6Hittsbeiuh bon 70 prosent
Der sinpetrassnen gIxber bermi,ufii5.
r.n. 4. Die 3abI Der sbsOlpsis Stu,
birsnbeu unb Der Dia,OniFsn um 25
pro5eni gu srboben. 8. Sn i,ber D..
msinbs einen WiiIionsperein tns Qeben
Su rufen. 8. Den pollen gstroa pes
Subildums Gonbs DON sebn WilIio,
nen Dollars fir WiFiOn. ersis5unss.
sDede unb BENTON tmsriiirisr paitD.
zen gu IammeIn.
Dds Wloito fur bas SubiIdumsinhr
lnuisi: .Gs gilt, bic Rsformation bes
16. Sabrbunberts gu fsiern unb bic
Transformation bss 20. Sabrbunberts
su f6rbern.1 Sn anSer,n Worien:
Dur6 bi. Jsi.r bss gesinns Der R..
formation Dor 400 Snbrsn fon.n bi.
au.lIsn bss prot,Itaniismus n.u Be.
font unb bic grnnblaseu .pdngeIiIfsn
Slaubens neu bsroorssbobsn iperben.
10 bab fie I'm 9ittt Der Sefditi. uns
In ibrsr Qnipenbbnrieit auf bic PRO.
blems Der geeenpar. unb bi. gniipid.
lung bss Rsides goiiss ibr.n tieisn
G,balt uub ibrsn bObsu D.rib Sc.
tpsif,n.
Die gsb5rten fiir seib.nmiifion.
Grsi.buns unb @sriorsuna alter pre'
bigger Iommsln eifrig bic gsirdss. bic
ibnsn BON ibren j.ipeiIisen aDrpers
f6aiisn b.piliisi nuroen. GiirSli4
fpurbs In Der Soma SpncSe Der erob:
GebduSeiomplsr bss neusn Seminars
in Dubuaus tingsp.ibt, bn siueu
Mertf pon $3.50, 900 reprdI,niir.. CUR
3,it IN mdr NIT Der 9fufbr,nsans si.
ner entiprs9sHbsn GunoirunssIumms
bsf6Sfiist.
Die ;Trnusn bts psItlitm pennIpl,
pnni.n btmiiben iiA. eiHeH JraueR'
MiFlonspsrsin In iebsr Gemsinps
ibrss 9e,ir.s Ing Qsben gu ruf,n. Sn
Heip gori. ghieoso, philaD,Ipbia unS
Dittsburs iinb Srpbe Iutferifds
fsrauenp.rbGnbs aesriineet iporber.
Bic bic aan,s Stabi sinbssrsifen. Bis
gum Ciipber ioll iih bic Wliiglisber'
inhl ,kbeutsne perItdrfen. 10 bob cine
notipnale 8srfammluna bisTer @ers
banSs In gbicaso srm5slidi piro.
qlMf cine ginlobuns Der 2utteroner
Ittpsbiifsr Ssriunft bin. bat Der
a5nia BON 5h,peben ben gifhof 2os
nsaren BON 6erneIanb bsauf!rost. bi,
fffpebiihe 2cnbsstirdt Bel ben Re-
formaiions HeItli4tsiitn In ameril,
an pertreien. Der gifhof ipirb on bes
aroben Gsier tbeilnsbmen. peTte biz
ithm,biIfen 2uttsransr I'm Juri bic,
fss Sabrss IN Rcd Ssinnb plnnsn.
Mir biefes Jef, cine Der srobien
Nsiern, BE in mitiIsrsn gDeIttn gts
plnnt fpsrbsn, fpurps cine belonbsrt
| 1iysfilaulois nIGtkbsn.
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9 plfsn ginHubeesen net.
teren9ru& NIT bsnUex
Stodten seltenb
-. - n q =.

Wafbinston, .. g.. A. Iebr.
Gin appeII an bic orsanifirts 4rbeis
teri1uft Deuiienlanbs ipurbe am
Sonntas DDm prdfbsnten Samuel
@ompers bon ber 4merican Jeoeras
tion Of 2abor seiabelt, bamit bic
beutffe @rbeiteri1aft ibren ginflub
babin seItenb niaht, um bic @erffdr,
funs bes 4ruhs suif1en ben Der.
einigten Staaten unb DeutihIanb gu
perhinbern. Die Depefhe mar an Carl
9esisn, ben prdFbenieu Der Deuti9crl
Seperff4aften geri4tst unb Iaute.e
ipie foIst:
~&Onnen Gle nidt bic beuifhe Res
sieruns peranlaifen. bab fie sin.n
8rua nit ben @ersinisien Staatsr
Oermsibet, bamii auf bieie Weif. elm
augemeiner RpnfIift perbinbsrt nirb9"
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pcittdt. Jw foHHte
Mot i6Iafen, batte
feiuen slppet!t unb
fonnte obue SdjuterSeu
Mat seten. @eH'i ID,
MID an meirse eirbeii
ua6ie, muBte Id mt6
Ieeen. ebe iie ncuenoet
ipor. Sie sferote iae'
TEN. Id miroe mi1
elmer Operation unter'
iperfen utnifen uiib
tbatfa6Ii1 bru1 tn
ean5 Suiammen. GaEn
aber rietb mir zine
Nrst,hfr sS etuuf0I mit
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Giner jreunoin
Rat6
Eraa bsr elmer sefdbrliden dsstliden
Operation beipabrt.

esuis5iue, fr. .ss,er Sabre lang I'LL W
m Grauen.g,e ,ei6tperben, stopffhmersen unb Ner.
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$iIfstreiiser .,ssronprii,5 @iIbclm4
,inb ~.grina GiteI Srieorih4 idjrcr
beit6oigt lucrcen ieien, che bic ye.
iotlnacn bon ber are.iSerii eilticrilt
irortcil. nber bieics @eriidt fOilnts
nidt beItdti0t ipcrben.
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fen, srtIdrts, e. ipirbe am Wlpntus i'm
geri&t ben gTtauf bes Dampfers
beantrasen
Eentid3s arbeitsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-05

5uuas srm grierHfr eins, puisn. cssfthiis
las 'nfr efrahs. 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-20

coma; to Chris Dahl and Esther
Bromon of Tacoma; to Gilbert Gil
lett and Mrs. Fanny Hillard Of
Tacoma; to John Wolseth and
Jenny Wogbo Of Tacoma; to Fred
Brining and Frances Piksa of Ia
coma; to Chaunoey M. Tiffany and
Anna q. Matthiesen of Tacoma; to
Chris A. Gustafson and Ruth Os-
terberg Of Tacoma; to A. r. Kel-
Ter and Anna N. Reasoner of AL
pha; to Harry Lyons of Eureka,
Cal, and Ella Williams of Puyal-
lup; to c. Kruger of Shenandoah,
Pa, and Rhea Pidester of Tacoma;
to Hugh Wise of Miles City, Mont,
and Mary Dougherty of Hawley,
Mimi; to c. o. Hickman and
Ethel l.. Scott Of Portland; to
Myron g. Bassett of Millbank, s.
D., and Esther Finnigan of Taco
ma; to James q. McCorwin and
Nanny Peterson of Greva, Mont. !;
to Louis Joseph Merrick and
Esther Longeson Of Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-20
Painless Parker---Outlau
His Confessions

him to join the organized confidenos
men, and yells like n Comanche Inv
dian when anybody lets tho cat out
Of the bag.
ia like every man, woman and
child I'm the United States 10 knew
nj least the first principles about
tooth troubles and their correction.
I'D Ike to tell them all Just what
some of these mystifyiug things are
that the "ethIcaI- dentist enjoys
rolling On his tongue, generally in
Latin-pyOrrhea aiveolarIs, and 9th
err terms incOmpreheBsible to the
average Tayman." I'D like to tell
how simple some Of the dental dis
eases are and how simply they cas-
be cured. ia like to tell them how
simple some OF the dental operations
are, how little time they really take
how little II their actual cost. I'd
like to tell the cold truth about this
pro fesslon I am in-because I'm mot
u bit afraid Of the truth.
But your "ethical" dentist shuA-
ders all over when you tell him he
ought to educate the public. He
doesn't want the curtain removed
from d prosperous graft. Poor, de-
luded mOssbaclS-he doesn't know
that the more people know about
their teeth, the more patients he
will have-for we all need dentistry
some of us very badly.
ITO Be Continued.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-20
Restaurant Prices

/ The Times editorial Of yesterday on restaur-
Ant prices has come to the attention of B. @.
Beck, chairman of the state restaurant commit.
tee, under the United States food administration.
He comments on it as follows:
Zone chief fundamentals the food administration is
xhe While authorized Its depends
10 great extent public opinion.
members Of the committee of the United
States food administration however, voluntary vigilance
committee to the interests of the public and at the
ame time plan OF observing the requests of the food ad
yninistraton to the patriotic lmt
"The committeeman realize that they
lofeer guardsmen and hold themselves readiness to nye
gae and charge Of unjustied restaurant profits
which should be brought to their attention.
due production costs whole
ale food prices and to and other
the time general in food prices has arrived
But the Hoover program has already halted the rapid rise OF
food prices and prices Of good commodities already
high they would have BEEN The saving be in item
another but the drop rise in all food prices
ne important thing.
Look for the Official Restaurant Food Conservation Poster
places where eat only those places which fully
observing the OF the don't leave
uran cafe cafeteria lunch which the food
regulations to where violate the
e government violations direct to the members of the
ate restaurant committee whose follow: Rppe
4uy Wing Otto Wolf Edward Johnson James R. Boldt
FORD Joseph Obzna G. Sing and Tsukuno observe the
food regulations yourself" B. c. BECK.
chairman State Restaurant Committee Admnistra-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-20
TaCOma'S Responsibility

Eight British merchantmen, protected by two
destroyers and five armed trawlers start out for
Norway.
Half dozen daring German destroyers run
out, and in 80 minutes send IA vessels to the bot
tom of the sea-
h One lone British destroyer hobbies into Nor
wegian port
And SO more responsibility is heaped on Taco
ma's shoulders because every time an allied
lnerchantman goes down, it means that allied
shipbuilders must make up the loss.
Well win the war.
But every workman and every employer, az
well as soldiers must go over the top" Respon-
-sibility grows daily on Tacomans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-20
KISSING Goodbye

Spokane has become quite perturbed because
1t has become the fashion for some Spokane girls
to kiss all the soldier boys goodbye" when
they leave for Camp Lewis.
The soldier boy, apparently, has nothing to
say about it.
Some of them like it and some of them don't
Some of the mothers Of the afflicted boys and
the inficting girls don't think it is just the sort
OF thing THEY would have done when they were
young
When bashful young corporal was asked his
opinion of the thing, he said he was neutral.
The kisses flew thick and fast at the depot
when left home," he said, "but since my sweet
heart wasn't among those present, didn't take
much interest in the proceedings. I think most
of the fellows feel the same way.
'The girls are happy and laughing and it is
all done in fun. They don't mean anything by
the patriotic kiss, and the soldiers don't either
AT time like this there is such feeling of
comradeship in the hearts Of us all, that the
girls could get away with most anything, and no
pne who is really broad-minded would think any
think of it,
Wonder if he's right
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-20

Again we have with us a real live Santa Claus
"a the form of the Elks' club Of Tacoma.
This is Santa Claus that never forgets
Every year the lonely are made happier, the
lives of the needy are made little brighter be-
cnuse the Elks are still with us.
This year they have a particularly big job on
ffeir hands, In a few short months hundreds
- Elks have swarmed to Uncle Sans colors.
Ard each of these boys far from home, "ovCr
1kere'' in the trenches or in the training camps
= 10 have bunch Of Christmas Cheer delivered
~ the Elks' Santa Claus
a big job; but the Elks never forget when
Christmas time rolls around.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-20
CHAPTER Xxx

The first thing
the Dental Trust
says 10 damn me
In that I am
"unethical~
enough to want
to clear some of
the mysteries
from the prac-
tiec of dentistry.
I actually want
TO educate the
public.
As I have
pointed out III
rendy. IL In only
thru keeping
people I'm ignOr-
ance that the
polite professions
can nm aintain
thaer attitude nf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-20

superiority and keep their graft. The
gullable redman looked with awe on
his Medicine Man because he talked
an unknown lingo and made signs
and muttered prayers and wrote
prescriptions and mixed herbs and
went thru lamentations that were
lncOm prehensible to him.
And yet the "ethicap dentist
wants all other dentists to play that
bunko game I'm this Twentieth Cen
fury, organizes societies to make
him play IL, passes laws TO compel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-20
MERCHANTS WIFE
ADVISES TACOMA WOMEN

81 had stomach trouble so bad
could eat nothing but toast, fruit
and hot water. Everything else
soured and formed gas. Dieting
did no good. / was miserable I'M
til I tried buckthorn bark, glycer-
inc, ETC., as mixed in Adler-i-ka.
ONE SPOONFUL benefited me IN
STANTLY." Because Adler-i-ka
empties BOTH. large and small In
testines Il relieves ANY CASE
constipation, sour stomach or gas
and prevents appendicitis. It has
QUICKEST action Of anything we
ever sold. The French Drug Co.,
cor. 18th and Pacific av.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-20
10 YEARS FOR DIRECTORS

Approving 1oyear sentences imposed Alfred Bos h and
Seattle expressing scruples against
draft Mai Arthur Murray commanding the western
ruled that hereafter 10
objector
been a teacher Of manual training in
would rather be shot than
the in capacity
member Pastor Russels International Bible
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-20

The annual holiday party Of the
Tuesday Study club will be held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
E. Mahaffay on New Years eve.
The evening will be spent in dane
ing and tables will also be placed
for bridge.
Miss Ruth Nutley Il leaving
Friday morning for Pratt Institute
to attend school for two years.
The Presidents council will
meet Thursday morning at 10
o'clock at the Woman's clubhouse.
Mrs. H. A. Greene will be the hon
or guest and. will make an infor-
NAL address.
Soldiers will DO entertained
Christmas eve by the Commercial
club. Ray F. Carter, secretary Of
the recreation committee Wednes-
day issued 500 invitations to the
enlisted men thru their officers.
Tacoma girls, chaperoned BY the
club women, will be at the club
rooms for dancing. Dancing is to
begin at $50 in the evening, but
from 1880 in the afternoon a
group of Tacoma men and women
will be in the auditorium to re-
ceive any soldier visiting IN town.
II enough soldiers call in the aft
ernoon a program OF songs and
recitations will be given. In the
evening cider and possibly dough-
nuts will be served.
Miss Adelia Fleetwood of Ia
coma, who is in the government
|employ at Washington, d. O., will
spend the Christmas holidays with
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.
Oglesby, in Lynchburg, Va.
Thursday at Johnson's dancing
academy, Tacoma will have a
chance to combine pleasure with
charity. A free dance will be
given but all who come are expect
ed to give to the Halifax relief.
The fund which Tacoma 10 raising
is growing steadily and II II hoped
that the dance will give II q big
boost.
A dancing party wiz be given
Friday evening at the Commercial
club under the direction Of the
Tacoma committee for the recre-
alton of the soldiers, honoring the
football team Of the S61st regi-
ment. The dance will be preceded
by a dinner given By the officials
of the club.
Annie Wright seminary will give
its annual Christmas carol service
and Christmas tree Thursday even
ing at 1880. All friends Of the
school are invited. Old English
carols will be sung.
At the Christmas tree, the pu-
pills will bring gifts to be given to
the poor during the holidays.
Marriage licenses were issued
Wednesday to William Morgan
and Ethel Jensen of Tacoma; to
Oswald Lehman and Margaret
Dupea Of Tacoma; to William
Bottom and Mary Blakeley Of Ia
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Marriage licenses were issued
Wednesday to William Morgan
and Ethel Jensen of Tacoma; to
Oswald Lehman and Margaret
Dupea Of Tacoma; to William
Bottom and Mary Blakeley Of Ia
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Dr.. Wiley procams that he o a oh
- Doc you that fellow can.
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EDITORIALS

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5000 CIGARS AT CAMP

Christmas greeting the Commercial club Tacoma
Camp Lewis Thursday receiving
81 boxes Of apples 1900 holiday cigars.
regimenta will given the 381st by the
chants bureau of the club
Commercial 355th
in the armory Saturday night
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Cynthia
G rey's
Answers

Dear Miss Grey: Will You
please help me II possible, as l
am almost crazy from this trou-
BILE?
have been living with a man
for the past four years as his
wife, when I am not, legally,
and he supports my children
and l; but he Is almost sure to
be called in the draft. And II
he claims exemption and they
do as the rules say, ask where
we were married and all that
sort of thing, we cannot give
answers.
II he has to go, what Will my
children and l do for support?
l have tried to keep them alone
and failed and my health is not
any too good. Haven't l as
much right to his support and
him as a mother or sister would
have, and the law allows their
claim? He is working where
he can aid the government also
as his work is necessary to help
carry on the war. Please an
swer me at once.
WORRIED MOTHER.
A.-The laws of this state do
not recognize common Law mar.
riages, SO 1t is barely possible that
the army officials would. How.
ever, II this man wishes to con.
tinue TO help you, you will receive
Vt least $40 per month out Of his
pay. II he Is doing work at the
present time which will aid In the
war, IL Is possible he will be left
where he Is.
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Colds Cause headache and Grip
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININn re-
moves the cause. There IL only one
"Bromo Quinine." E. w. GROVES
signature is on box 30c.