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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
~ PLANES LOST
I'm AIR BATTLES

returned.
ION the night of June 27-2S
our airplanes made a successful
attack on the enemy's airdrome at
Bolchep. All our machines re-
turned safely"
An earlier communIque said:
"0n June 81, a full days work
was done by our reconnaissance
artillery and Photographic ma
chimes and by our observation bal
looms.
Twenty German airplanes were
destroyed and nine others were
driven down out of control. Four
teen of our machines are missing.
Bombing was carried out Wig
orously behind the German lines
and 81 tons Of bombs were drop
ped by us during the "a hours on
railway functions and other tar
gets"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
PULPIT TO ANSWER
EDITOR THE TIMES.


communication appearing
Interested number belonging written
Fred T. Kilt, and entitled His Inspiration"
that MI in depuncaton of
the Old Testament bit of
tenon of reduce
made to checkmate the insidous activities
But think 1t VIII he
like thinking that they have missed
OF the Old Testament 1t has laid in the
that liberty and enighenment for which they hope
permitted to that desire
communication in Sunday
ciate the of be
Respectfully PORTER WILLIAMS.
Sixth and X St Church. Christian
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KEEP GOOD CARMEN
EDITOR THE TINES:

EDITOR TINES:
reader of live fearless to have
print this letter
When. Ridde to do a his
remedy the service
committee Of rs to take this
But to the thinking person there is only that.
all
Cerned the relief
So why not instruct this committee
relief
tions
and thru their records waste of time and nothing
disposed
quitting our line he Old Puyaup) have
267
had the riding with what
when be
businesike
be by "bawled out mind 100
So busy and keep what reliable still
yours,
MR.. AND MRS l. G. WHITE.
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Correct Solution to Ex-
ample in SATURDAY. Times

hsfo X2=.03. 10000 K .03=03.
3-5 x 2=.032. 75ee K .032=.O24,
25h Difference. .006.
.006=.244. 2440 -:-2i4=sl0.000
Face of policy.
None of the solutions sent in were
correct.
Nine of our graduates solved SINH
lar examples given by the Govern
ment in August, and received ap-
pointments in September. The State
Business College, Fidelity Bldg, is
a most thorough school.
It's O. good school.
Get a catalog and register now.
Rates have not been advanced.
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United Press Lessed Wire.)

LONDON, June 29.-Thirty-
three German and 16 British
planes were lost in air fighting
Thursday and Friday. the British
AIR ministry announced today.
More than "a tons of bombs were
dropped on enemy positions.
'On the afternoon of June 2S,
our airplanes attacked the rail-
way, workshops, Station and sid
ings at Thionville," the report
stated.
Nearly three tons of bombs were
dropped on this objective.
Our formations were attacked
by hostile airplanes. Severe fight
ing ensued. during which three
hostile airplanes were shot down
and one other was driven down.
Two OF our machines have not vet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
Here and
Elsewhere

A large Peerless auto, property
of Rainier Taxi Co., driven by w.
F. Williams, burns to a charred
mass at Regents park.
George Hazard Of PalO .AlOt,
Cal, arrested here as swindler.
Homemade DOughnuts. Duen-
wald's, 1112 Broadway. adv.
George Pidd, Camp Lewis sol
der, charged with assault in the
first degree upon Lawrence Ber-
quist, jitney driver, hires Homer
T. Bone to fight civil suit.
Frank Schaffer, of the Interna-
tional Bible Students association,
found guilty of espionage in Sc
Screen Doors and Fly Screen.
Palace Hardware Co, 1911 Pacific
ave, adv.
Rich silver vein is discovered i'm
mine near Denver, Colo.
DR.. Cozza, dentist, has moved
to 308-12 Pantages Bldg. adv
Blight at tnnnyside kills sugar
beet crop.
MinnesOtans to hold 10Th an
nual picnic at Point Defiance park
Iron bar brushes foot of Walter
Hibbard. Todd shipyard worker.
British women may bob their
hair as supply of hairpins will last
only three months.
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CROWDER
PROMOTED
UNITED Press Leased wirc.)

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 20.
The senate today voted to con-
fer the title of lieutenant general
on Provost Marshal General Crow
der, in recognition of "disting-
uished service in connection with
the draft act"
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am glad to print this letter. because It
me 1t sets forth the facts in light
As The Times has repeatedly said, the rent
Increase that has been registered In Tacoma especially
affecting houses, is NOT prOfiteering. Instead is
merely return from abnormaliy where
the owner realize fair return his
To such an adjustment surely reasonable person
would object. Unfortunately, in Tacoma elsewhere
there other landlords who satisfied that
but who their prices and Just far they
feel they can.-EditOr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
FOOD WASTING
EDITOR THE TIMES:

EDITOR TIMES:
every day saying Food Will Win War;" and
don't realize this
the spyards the month notice
bring lunch than they
part of it and the in the bay.
For example, sat eating lunch Thursday
Judge about odsat
lunch and he threw He
in Another sandwich
bay without tasting 1t and he is only Of
A SHIPYARD WORKER.
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SAVE The SQUIRRELS
EDITOR THE TIMES:


Save the squirrels! pet I though
he had later was hiding from the
park board. - -
However will tell him the board to Gust or
roast him and he have his peanut usual
A.
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VINO WILL LEAD?

Owing absence from the city during the
the opportunity the letter The Editors
Mall by Hospitality in to suggestion that public
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29
COMMERCIAL BINDERY q
PRINTING co. Main AT. adv.

Chicago city hall elevator men
strike for higher wages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29

New price of flour of 1895.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29

An Illinois inventors combina-
ton coat and vest has the usual
fronts but only one back.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-29

A large Peerless auto, property
of Rainier Taxi Co., driven by w.
F. Williams, burns to a charred
mass at Regents park.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
"WOMAN" HURLS"BABY"
AT U-BOAT; "MFANT"
EXPLODES; SUB SINKS
.y rsr ASSOCIATED PRESS

London Aur. Revelations re-
rardiug the work of British mystery
ships which have played an mpor-
tlnt part n anti submarine warfare
ere made los the naval correspondent
of the Times
unt this week the public has
known nothing about the mystery
ships. known i'm the navy as the ~"
ships although several Officers,
notably Captain Gordon Campbell.
have been decorated for services ON
thrs" vessels Details now can he
made public as the Germans are he
coming aware of the methods through
bitter experience
How woman and baby" account
cd Tor a r-hoat is told by the cor
respondent The submarine ordered
a vessel to surrender ana fired few
shells into hor Tho boats then left
the ship leaving ON board womu n
Who ran mp and down the dock with
l baby iu her arms as II mad The
U-hoat came alongside the vessel ANA
the woman hurled the baby" %
the open batch The "hahy" exploded
and blow ont the bottom of tho sub
marine The woman was decorated
with the Victoria cross.
In addition To the "wcman and
baby case the correspondent men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
Army List Has 355 Names, and
Marine Honor Roll Contains
140; SO Sammies Are Killed in
Action.
SEVERAL wEsTERNERS ARE
INCLUDED AMONG STRICKEN
No New Mexicans Mentioned in
Days List, However; Texas,
Colorado, and Arizona Are Rep
resented.

Washington. Aug Army and
marine corps casualties IN th" fight
INK uu the Marine Ai~uc salient mad"
public today hy th" way department
numbered iHN.'ls soldiers ana 40
marines This bruught the total sine"
IA" toll of Vioiurl began to arrive
yesterday to l..li and tho number Of
all casualties since American forces
first landed in France to 6.io'.
Toda} - army ust contained mostly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
N the Somme in Picardy

FRENCH "ud American troops iu.
small uu.. have crossed tho V,slr
rINDr a' various points ON reconnoit.r.
ira expeditions llsmos held b, the
Americans a 'bo especial mark OF tho
''i"in f"nntiH The Americans.
however maintain their position.
Tho 1,iyIty uloua the Noslc indt-
Gates mat General Foch ia not
tUuGLh with tho crown prince. II 10
probable that the allied loader is wait.
IaE until hs troops and guns bon strong
forro reach Tine N,slc before ,outin.
uiur opor tIoua.
Except for occupying the ground
given mp hy tho Germans along the
Arcro and west OF tHr AyrD the allies
have made uO move against tho en-
cmy on these sectors Elsewhere on
mo western front there has been NO
activity OF Importance.
American troops Wcrc among the
allied o1utinrruts landed at Ar,hangel.
Russia. last week The population re-
cciF"d tho expedition With cheers. hay.
ing risen against the BolshcVli. The
BolshcyiN made only weak resistance.
win the American Army on tho
Ncsic tNouda}j, Aug Co., o., the As
sociutcd Press iu the capture of
fism,s, American troops took spycn-
teen guns Some OF the German attil-
lcWmcn also were captured.
With the French Amy Boa Franco.
Aug. e. tEy tho Associated Press
tn" German crown prince ls engaged
BOO rc'oustitutug u.s shattered diNi-
sfuna with the ald of the remainder of
the 1919 recruits. Boa the uuiutou of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
..~<.%%<.%%>~.~%e.
K. {. Hold Their
Annual Convention

Sow Nura Aug More than
400 ku.Lut- ot Columbus assembled
here todl, for tine annual convention
of tho oIdy. t which Tho arst gen
oral accouutiur of its -towatdship Of
Cathou, var l,'niue. wac msde pub
DC
James Fhueriy ot Philadelphia su-
prcme knight slih Stl 5t9.52a had
been contributed aud pledged fo the
h of G. war fund this year
lle described tho main purpose of
thr convention as that Of planning thc
campaign 60 raise $50 00O. 600 tu cur-
rs on the knights of ColumhDa war
service abroad ana in American uuin-
Ing camps
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06

tn" marine corps ,nsunty list
shows.
Killed iu action O.. died Of wounds
9. wounded severely. rs; wounded.
degree undetermined, lll. wounded
slightly : total, ltO,
Killed in action. Sorrctnts William
~ Cooper Rochester, Harry y. Lacey
Lancaster Tex Raymond Vi. Mahry
Poplar Bluff Mo Frank l.. Tignur
Richmond Va. Richard -. Tucker
I.cer Mich, pr,yatos Henry Haw-
thorne, superior WIS. Roy \ Nitschc,
LeaNcnworth. Kan.
Continued ON Page -
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Paris, Aug. 6.-The French troops have reached
the west bank of the Avre between Breaches and
Morizel north of Montdicier, says the official state
ment from the war office today
Much importance is attached to operations fur
ther north between Breaches and MoriseI north of
Montdidier. These pointed to as direct me-
mace to the junction point of the armies of General
Won fiuher and Crown Prince Rupprecht
On the Rheims Soissons front the situation has
Peen stabilized Tor the moment, while the opposing
forces prepare for further movements
Uneasiness along the northern front continues
and Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria has carried
out another withdrawal. To the British hehas civ
en- up territory along the La Bassee canal in the
Apex OF the Lys salient. Meanwhile the French
and British are organizing the territory evacuated
on the Somme in Picarclv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
THE HERALD'S WAR MAP

Began drawing the crowds this morning bright and early
even before were through putting it up
The interesting thing about the new man is that every
of the opposing armies indicated by variousy coored
pms
You th" world struggle develop gh under
your like giant game Of chess.
The map being kept up to the Jnnue by the Herald stah
from Associated Press bulletins as fast they IN.
This window service is frccust to stimulate interest in
great
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
Three Dead After
Mysterious Affray

Canoya 5 D.. Aug. 8 Three per-
sons are dead as the result Of ths
mysterious shooting In the Royal hotel
here last night. They are.
Mrs. = Dexter. wife OF a Canov1
banker; J. r.. Williams OF Anderson.
$40, ar Cedar Bluffs. Nebr.. and ~
woman supposed 20 hg williams wife.
Mrs Dexter ana J. r.. Williams died
almost instantly ana the Williams wo-
man died during the night.
Mystery stll surrounds the tragedy.
Williams Is believed 10 have ended
his own life after fatally wounding
Mr.. Dexter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
FRENCH GAIN NORTH
OF MONTDIDlER BUT
PAUSE NEAR RHEIMS
Foch Not Yet Through With Crown Prince, but Ia
Gathering His Troops for Another Mighty
Stroke; Allies Advance Along the Ancre and
West of the Avre; British Capture Terrain Along
La Bassee Canal
~ rp' ASSOCIATED rsrss

Paris, Aug German resistance north of the Vesle
being continued the enemy standing detemnedly along
the heights commanding the river where the French light
ments which have passed beyond the river encounernR
them says the Havas Agency review today The
are trying to prevent further crossings.
There is agreement among military critics that the Ger
mans will not remain long between vesle and the Ane
where their position Is considered untenabe
The Echo DE Paris lays stress upon the various signs
observable OF the straegca points where
the French are attacking believes the enemy is preparing
relief offensive"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06

London. Aug 6-rhe attempted
rald by German zeppclins on the east
AnEliau coast last night proved 10 D..
a complete nascO. according to reports
thus far received,
British iiicrs were ready for the VS.
it"rH ana met them well out at sea.
bringing down one In tinmcs. damag-
ing a second and diving q third away.
What happened to the other two is
not disclosed in the official statement.
tn" fact, however, that the report
shid. 'Icpp'lins crossed the coast is
ground for the presumption thtt these
d;d reach land.
There is no evidence as yet that
th'S dropped any bombs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
GERMANY HASS0UEEzED
OVER TWO MILLIONS OF
FRANCS FROM BELCIANS

London Aug g. via OawHSpcakug m the house Of
today Lord Robert Cecil assistant secretary foreign
had contributions to total
of 23i0O0OOO francs upon Belgium besides upon
localities frms and ndydualS.
These be
into peace being arranged"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
Czecho-S -SlOvaks
Thank President
For Yankee Aid

y Washington Aug o. r. q
y lia.HrNk president Of the
y 'zrCho sloyuk national council
. and commander in chief OF the
' forces operating under the
. council presented q letter to
y President Wilson TODAY sN.
D press .ug deep sItisfartion over
. the presidents decision a. help
= tho Czecho-Slovak army ia
D Russia.
D Your name. Mr. President"
. the latter concluded, "as YOU
. no doubt know ls cheered In
. the streets Of Prague our
y nation VIII ho forever grateful
y 90 yuu and the people OF the
. United states And Wo know
D how TO be grateful"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
Zeppelin Raid
Proves Failure

London Aug t In last
nights raid on England by
Gctuau airship one of the en-
cmy craft n Zeppelin. was
brought down. 1t was officially
announced today.
Another GerH.an airship wus
damaged but probably sue
cecdod la reaching its base.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
Chicago-Gothan :
Daily Air Mail
Service Planned

Washington, Aus. e.--Daily all
mail service between New York and
Chicago bringing tho Paclfic coast
twelve hours nearer the Atlantic, IN
planned b. the postoffee depal-t-
mcnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
Long Range Attack
On Paris Continues

range bombardment OF Paris Was con
tinued today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-06
INV YORK METAL MNRkEr

New York. Aug. . Lead Tn
changed. Spcltcr firm; Fast -
Louis delivery apot SSiOdS.2o So
London. spot copper tie2, clcctrolN
uc ll17; TN $500; lead t2e, los
spcitor t5i.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
Silk Skirts

What are left of $50 Silk Skirts
made up by a New York manu-
faeturer from sample pieces of
silk. No two skirts alike: all ex-
elusive patterns. in novelties.
stripes and plaids; solid colors in
Susquehanna poplins; solid color
tafetas in navy blue and black.
Unusual Values at $500.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
Tub Skirts

New Tub Skirts for outing.
sports and general wear. in styles
and designs which show clever
touches of exclusiveness.
Tub Skirts of such non-shrink-
able materials as Gabardines.
Poplins. Solid Color Satins and
Silks. with the latest novelty silk
stripes. sash belts and novelties
in pockets.
Special Offerings at $3.50, $500,
$3.50, s3.ss, $4.ss, s5!ss.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
D. C. Soldiers in France
So. Praised by Col. Stephan
In Letter to Gen. Sims, He States Boys From
Washington Prove Regular
Caesars" at Front.

tains enough general description of
conditions amongst the Sammies in
France to bring the color of elation
to every patriotic cheek
Lieut.. Col. Stephan, who has been
abroad since last December, helps
look after the sanitary condition of
the troops and attends to their in
struction. His work carries him
over large areas of France and his
chance for personally meeting var
led bodies of men from all sections
Of this country are great and me ny.
In his letter to Gen. Simms, the
otficer briefly alluded to his mar
row escape from death by German
shell fire a few months ago when
the sector where he was on duty,
was under constant and heavy fire
of the enemy's guns. He got
through It without injury. he says
in his letter.
Stephan explained to Gen. simms
In his communication that he finds It
impossible to answer the hundreds OF
well-wishing letters that have beVn
sent him from friends in this city
and takes this opportunity to convey
through the general his appreciation
of the same.
But ask 'em to please don't stop
sending me letters" urges the Of
ficer in closing his epistle.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12

That Sammies from the District
Of Columbia nshting the cause of
Democracy !. on Eurobsan battle
fronts with Pershing's bravest, are
doing themselves and their coun-
try proud and making enyiable rec
ords Tor themselves Is the cheering
word just received in q letter from
Lieut.. sCol. Anton Stephan. on billet
ing duty In France, to Gen. Richard
d. simms. commanding the National
Guard of Washington. The letter
Is the first concrete communities
ton describing the Districts fight
ing prowess on French fronts to be
received In this city.
Morale Excellent.
Lieut. Col Stephan, commenting on
American troops in the war areas
Of Europe. says they are a body of
men TO exult sover; their condition
and morale are excellent he says,
while their adaptablfity for handl-
ing the many and intricate imple-
ments OF war are the marvel of ma
tive experts. AS. soldiers. they are
regular Caesars" states the ON
GER in his letter.
Through the letter to Gen. Simms
is mainly a private communication
from one friend to another. 1t con-
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
Crew OF RVETERS
SKATERS RECORDS
Drive 3,0S5 in Ten-Hour Day on
u. S. Vessel.

Wilmington. May 11-An average Of
a little over five ship rivets a minute
for a nine hour day, making a total
OF SOS rivets for the day, which fig-
ures break all records at the Harlan
plant of the Bethlehem Shipbuilding
Corporation. and along the Delaware
district, was made by a gang here
yesterday.
1t is believed that the record Is the
best made in any OF the yards in the
United States, as the nearest figures
to it are recorded at the Federal
shipbuiIding plant at Kearny. N. J..
where a rivet gang drove $500 ship
rivets in a day.
The gang that made the record was
fathered by Foreman Jack Comfy.
who for forty-three years has been
building ships at the Harlan plant
He entered the service Of the cor
poration UNDER Mr. Harlan whose
name 1t bears He has witnessed
many changes and improvements in
constructing vessels, but this record
he says. will stand unbeaten for the
length of time. for many years to
come.
The record was made by Riveter
"Bilr' Koyloski: the holder-on was
Andrew Kopenski: the reamer. Will
lam Ashton: Clarence Donovan was
heater boy. and Ralph Berry, passer
boy.
The riveters at the Harlan plant
have been watching records an
nounced at other shipbuilding plants
and. having faith in their own skill
and strength, determined to beat. al
other records. with the above result
The rivets in the test were driven
In the double bottom floor Of a boat
being built for Uncle Sam. that will
be launched in a few weeks, the YES
sci having been contracted for by q
private corporation. but since tht
war. requisitioned by the Emergency
Fleet Corporation.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
BOARD
WILLASSIST
WARINV'ENTORS
New Section Appointed to
Investigate Practicability
I, Of fNew War Devices.

The War Department yesterday an
nounced the creation of an "inven-
tons section" as an adjunct of the
general stan where all plans and In
ventions to help the nation in war
will be submitted. Every suggestion
will receive the most careful oonsid-
Grafton.
As a first aid to inventors or would
be inventors. the following instruc-
tons are issued:
ANY person desiring to submit an
invention for consideration, test, sale
or development. should do so by let
ter, giving in order the following in
formation: Name and object Of the
inventions; any claim for superiority
or novelty; any results obtained by
actual experiment: whether the in
vention is patented; whether remun-
Grafton is expected: whether the IN
vention has been before any other
agency; whether the writer is owner
or agent; and the number Of en-
closures with the letter. A written
description and sketches or drawings
Of sufficient detail to afford a full
understanding Of the cases should be
submitted. Should the invention be
an explosive or other chemical COM
bination, the ingredients and pro-
cesses Of mixture should be stated.
THE inventions section will not bear
the expense Of preparation OF draw
ings and descriptions. nor advance
funds for personal or travelling ex-
penses Of inventors. Any matter SUBJ
mitted will be treated as confidential.
'"The inventor will be notified OF
each step taken during the investiga-
ton Of his invention. All communi-
cations should be addressed to In
ventions Section. General Staff, Army
War College. Washington"