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jailed for Stealing Gn.oltne.

As the elimination of the consistent
theft Of gasoline from the tanks Of
trucks operated by Smith d Hicks
!nc.. at Seven Pines. John T. Monkey
nineteen years old. was fined $40 yes
tcrday by Magistrate Sunday and sem
fenced to serve thirty days in tn.
county Jail.
HIS brother. Leroy Monkey. aged
seventeen, who aided and abetted in the
series of thefts, was let off with n
fine of SIS.
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RICHMOND 1--we sr0CK M,nKrr
tSa,cS At Union Stool; Yards
ltah

Richmond. Va July Is, 1913
ltcport Tor the week ending July u. 1915.
ihoi,e steers. liz: medium to good i.m IL;
-"inIh"n To iair. 50 n; choice Ecifers Tea IL:
medium 70 good I0GI?; common TO TAR. :
~ y choice cows loTll. medium to good
:,:H ~. common 10 fair. 5n7: best oxen,
!. q. - medium 10 good snlc. common Ia
"a, = 90 ; hfst heavy bulls. 100, II. light. "a
, b'Fi ,alycs 10: common to .alr i3Gij he.
AGEs. i,Wl's, medium weights Il: pigs /.
~ ~ Fo"s and stays, l2nl5: best shcep 10
,-..'..oN !" lalt- 6N,. snrinE lambs. IsGf Is.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

receipts did much to-day to weaken the corn
market. Although at one time prices
touched new high levels for the season. the
close was heavy at nc to sc. net decline.
with August 1905 n sii.. and September
i.",'. n lIli.. oats los; iac TO ll.c. in pro-
visions the outcome varied from SOC down
10 Toe advance.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
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>Ew YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

y Nv iDFtK. JUN lt--I!eevcs. trading
calves 'i"ady veals. Isro;iIspJ. cull. 1890
q !.". skim milk calves. l2.C1dl2JN
Shecr And lambs steady sheep. sG6fl go
culls. '"Hsr 500; Lambs. Is N n u %. cuIis u
H"ES steady; heavy 10 light weights Is q
q $50. roughS. lG =.
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COPPER PRICES DUE FOR
ANOTHER ADVANCE soon

Thr problem Of inefsascd costs which
II il were certain to brine about a lessen
since thu governments action on corr"r
prices. This acha1 was equivalent to -
surfing tho industries Of ;hr country that
they could dcrend upon prices being adj
vanoed In tho future to an extent sufficient
to keen p"acr with any fresh addition to q
rense accounts
for thc present and II the news "f the
progress Of the great battle continues a.
s,mular.E Is II va 'Gd.S sny"F @ @n@
which represent a very influential clientele
.ook lot Of Steel common. Eopuhlic steel
ard Anaconda. Corn Products mad" new
which will make a rcmariabi7 showing. dc
much for taxes as vas Appropriated y"nr
ago. Rubber common went UP very rari6lN;
and offerings in tho stock were not at - !
plentiful on the advance Buying of Amer
can Can was called good. and In Quarter,
which have been correct on international
Paper In the past tho stock was being re
stocks American Paper and Booth Fishe
ries quietly marking ur their src-
United Cigar Stores and Tobacco Products
werc both very hlrd TO buy.
Buying of tn" equipments is again very
Ths THaer II Ss s sp4nr
evidently on the move again
Bankers would like Ia have seen tho in
inc e9na rSt "crr here ,A&n 1t
with prices unchanged.
SEw YORK. July ls..Meresnttle paper. I
s S; ~: eommorGiai s'>,}l.hay bills r on
silver. e9S Mexican dollars. Il Govcrnmcn,
bonds steady. railroad bonds irregular
Aims d i"I hs strong, r., SHY aays 9i4 ninsty
strong. ruling rate, 3.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. July is.-Buyers OF cotton
goods to-day @aie unsettled by the price-
hAinE movement and tho delay I'm naming
price levels On cloths not enumerated In inc
firn, Buriaps were firm, and silks quiet.
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futufcs ranged a, follows:
SEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK July lG-Raw sugar steady:
,en'ttur"l co"'. hnc graduated, TO But
Ir nFn Chr,se Hrin. Coffee spot stead :
RIO O. 81, santos g.. llS
SEN YORK, July i6.-co,ton seed oil was
Guli and unquoitd. Tenders. 100 barrels
rrimo crude. 1850. prime summer yellow
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shipments 10 barrels. stock. "ic,5 barrels
RoSin firm sales. 81; barrels. receipts, l'll
barrels shipments Se7 barrels; stock; 5000
barrels.
Quote: ID. r. + osoue.eo: u. oNneeo.
II aSNio:o, l. la"34 lnl5. X. lo:toG 10
NJ 10 sDsi 81. n rs: W. Ct, w w, il'"
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MARRIAGE; LICENSE.

The following marriage license was
issued yesterday by the clerk Of the
Hastings Court:
Ernest l.. Bagby and Florence Dobbs.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Co.

Trains leave daily o 4. NJ. Noriina local
1:l5 y. NJ. Shoppers Atlanta and Jackson
vile: ESQ p. NJ, Atlanta Birmingham Spc :
cial; l1tQ r.. a.. slccpcra Jacksonviile
Trains arrive 6::5 a. NJ. $500 a. NJ GAS
L. NJ, $3.50 J.. NJ.
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Specialist.

Skin Eruption. Boils. u
GERS. Eczema. etc, quickly allcviated.
Nervous DiHrnses-l.ocomoto Ataxia
Ncurasthenia. Melancholy and Dcspon-
dency quickly allcviatcd.
Kidney md Bindder troubles receive
the treatment called for in each case.
Early recovery IL thus made possible.
Cntnrrh in all its forms of any organ
quickly relieved.
Piles. FixtuIn md Hernia success
fully treated
My charges arc most reasonable
Hours y , Holiday. IU IL
Night, We'd. and Sat, 10 = =. NJ.
Phone Randolph 5S0S.
OFFICE; LYRIC BUILDING.
Ninth md Brond Streets,
Suite 30G-3OS.
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III:NRICO TRANSFER.

j. w. English CT uX. TO J. y. .Arcn-
dali. lot Ii. block b, section G. High
land Springs Building Lots. July Is.
1915; $500.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

Leave Byrd Street station. Richmond.
,, f0R N00Rf9Lik. 'S;SS a. NJ. $500 a. NJ
rSR 1;YNcm id AMP THE WEST;
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk '12:0l
noon '6;55 r., NJ From the West: '7;35 a.
'Daily. tDnily except Sunday tSunday.
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a net advance throughout tho session ,o-La
responding to buying stiTnU ted ~ the dry
weather. which continues over Inc bolt and
by expectations Of unfsyoranie weekly croi,
and weather returns from the government
Tomorrow. The cheerful tone %! war n..,.s
also helped tho market, Opening al tho adj l.
vance. the gain vas gradually wtdened win
moderate setback around the middle Of In.
day. until the trading months were q TO 81
points above the level OF yesterdays close
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STEAMBOATS,
Old Dominion Line

GMain street Cnrs to Isout)
Steamer lcavca Richmond Every N,rh,
8! 7 o'clock. Connect. with Main Line
steamers. leaving Norfolk for Ncw ynrL
daily ,nI. except sunday 100 r. n. Connection
mage by ~ ": Ry.. 1900 T. M,ssni
day. Night limo steamers stop Mt clare
mont and are met by public conveyancc
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION co.
danes River by Daylight to Norfo,u ( Ola
Point. Newport News and James .tsiysr
ianndinGs;, Monday Wednesday ami Friday at
Freight received for river points
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Let TimcH-Dispntch Help Wanted
Ads secure your workers for you.
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It'd. WANTS
TIMES DlSPATCH
CLASSlFIELD ADVERTISING
standardized and lndexed for QUIZ,
HHference

i0c a line Sunday
&c limo Daily.
2lc line for consecutive insertion.
,+SS a line Tor consecutive ,nsertiona
Minimum OF lines IL allowed
Minimum charge 70 cents
Count words to the line and IL lin.
the inch. ''hes
AL advertisements received up to 10 p 4
=: al. SHturdaysl tho day before pu!
nIVepi,;. NM MIL. reeslSs prSper ciAssincs iiol
NH be placed In tho TOO Late 10 Ga
TELEPHONE.
Dispatch. Randolph i. when YOU hnIhs
more convenient to do 90. and they wi
De taken at oftCo rates.
,SUBSTATIONS FOR I'D. WANTS
Times. DISPATCH Branch Ot1ces mar
iained In practically every DRUG Store /
Ne city for the convenience OF tho publ
Lar office rates
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch ONCE Times Dispatch 1904 Hu
et- Telephone RaiSi'iph 1909.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch BraUch. al North S.con
Street. phone Petersburg 226
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NAVAL. STORES
.nn"N ~ MAN. July E--Turpentino STEADY
w. Bales, IL" barrels: receipts. 60 bsrr.i, :.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DEATHS.

MUKPHY--E;n,crcd into rest eternal .TU,
CO., lG: at her resi!cnce: oos.A Nest Mai
est daughter OF william +. and tho L.,
Mary \. Murphy. She Is survived by h,
IA Their and one sister. Mary l.. Murphy
Funeral THURSDAY. 10 a NJ. Sacrc
Heart Cathedral
day al IL A 81 J l.. PEAtork "a
mains were shipped to Atlantis. ia L.,
Mght nv Funeral Director Phaup In,..
men, vii! BE- At LA wrenceviii.. Ga. rUJE
pA Y at u o'clock.
SPRATLEY. -Enterch into rest July *
::lj l.. NJ. MIR. THOMAS l.. SPKATI'rS
Funeral notice later -
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hr~ mnny good positions nd
er.sed In the Help Wanted Ads
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new YORK, July ie. IeIs-po., movonc,,
-Mi3dlinE. ABE bales; receipts. - Iaics: ~ ~
ports. H.'R bales: stock IL, 80 ha.,s
Tota! to-day at ali portS- Rcc.Iuiy ,sg,
bales; export 1910 ba les stock Ios- sG7
bales: exports. 500 bales
Total for stason-Rcceipts. G.c53s!7 bales.
exports. I0ss.D. baies
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
PuAUP-Edwin Phaup. Funera! D.recio1 a,
k.moslm'r. 70; T. Main Sad l,. Ran 80
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WALL STREET GETS TASTE
OF A VICTORY MARKET
Hurting Back of Enemy by Amcri-
cans and French Stirs
Operators.
SHORT SELLING ENCOURAGED
Large Buying Orders Placed by Bear
Traders for Steel, Marine Pre-
ferred and Other Leading Issues
Just Before Exchange Closed.
BY BROADEN WALL.

MEM YORK. iuiy is.-Wall Stree; to- day
got its FIRST taste Of victory market There
Was NO wild rush TO buy because the tiran-
cial community did not quito dare trust its
first impressions Of tho war bulletins. name
II. tina, they for"shHdowcd tho no9t i'm
.-tart check given 20 Gcrmany'S military
lower since the War began. There was q
disposition to await further adNiCcs. al
though AL tho information received during
the course ~ she day fully confirmed and
even maEnifod tho FIRST rcrorts that tn"
Americans ard French had hurled the enc
my back. and that the Germans we're un-
able TO make moro shan trfrE gains
Large interests. however. fol; confident
enough about the result TO take stocks as
they were offered.
They were ANXIOUS that II. marie: should
not appear attractive to tho outside public
md thereby bring in an unpleasant conlrc
,it.cn on the buying side Therefore. 70
efforts were made Ia hid prices up an IN"
contrary. the attempt was 10 persuade tho
spending IL IL oI:::'; to tho news In this
way tho short interest was nursed along. and
even further short selling encouraged
tr tho last fifteen or twenty minutes
thc advance had been Iuitc modest. Steel
common at thu time was up only point.
and elsewhere the gains were equally small.
But in tho last quarter ~ an hour bear
traders heE.n ~ scent trouble. suddenly
large buying orders made their appearance
IN Steel Marine preferred ard ether lead
crs. and then the shorts that they had
been fooled by tho carly action OF the mar
ktt. and that the upward tendency was
much stronger than II had appeared carly
In tho day.
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LOST AND FoUNT

boulevard 1890. 49,"
BuLi~-S,raych from my. farm on Harye
Road. ono Hoistcn built weighing H.,
1000 rounds Reward for any infnnr,,,aD,ff t
leading up to him Phone Madison gil
u ". ellis -
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stock.

Sales. Stock
l.4oO disclaimers ........
Allis-Chalmers. pfd. -.
$500 Alaska Gold
Amor Beet Sugar, com.
1900 American Can
American Can. pfd
300 Amer. Car and Fdry.
American Cotton Oil.
zoo Amer: Hide and Lea. pr
l,lo0 American Linsccd Oil.
100 american Locomotive :.
Amer. Loco. pfd.
Zoo American Smelling 80.
5000 American Steel FdrieS.
200 American Sugar
LOO Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
loo Amer. Tobacco. com. :.
Amer. Tobacco. pfd....
100 Am. Writing Paper. pfd.
400 American Zinc
800 anaconda Copper 49,.
800 AtchiSon
Atlantic Coast Line. :.
a. &. l.. of CT. (Balto)..
800 Baltimore and Ohio. -.
1S,'uu Bethlehem Steel. com. 4
500 Bethlehem Steel. SO pfd
$4,000 Baldwin Locomotive -.
500 Butte Copper and Zinc.
1000 Central Leather, com So.
800 Canadian Pacific 1900.
TOO California Petroleum :.
zoo Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western.
Chi, Great West, pfd
100 Chi, Mil. and ST. Paul.
200 Chi. II. |. and T., COM.
200 Chi, X. |. and p. sc pfd
400 Chi, Il. |. and p, re pfd
900 cruciblc Steel Cor. com.
Crucible steel, pfd So.
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
81. 100 Corn Products. com.
$500 DiStiilcrs ..............
Dome Mines ........
zoe Eric ........
500 Eric. list ptd. ...........
loo General Motors .......
General Electric .......
500 Goc drich. com. .......
100 Great Northern. pfd..
100 Great North. Ore cts.
1900 lns. Copper .........
800 lnterboro-Cons. com.
lntcrboro-cons.. pfd.
1.l00 Int. Mer. Mar, com
li.IO0 int. Mcr. Mar, pfd 49,.
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES E.OU s1I-,

ph SALE.
GOOD usc'i cars cheap. Newly rain,rf
kaehler Motor Co. RyIand and Broad
HCDFORD !. ton truck $3.50 CornrrcrrT.
. Motors. Inc. 1870 South Fifteenth S,,."i
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kLISE kAK SALES co.
- WEST BROAD STREET.

mSED cars and trucks at attractive price,
IVY threc-auartcr ton Republics.
oSE ton DENLY
MAXWELL. 1913, touring Thi, csr .. 80,
buy. See 30 49,
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RlSG-Los; Hunter College ameihvst ~,
inscription r. L. T.. -. Return to Il
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COLLIE DOG-Found iars. COLI. DO,
owner can get same a. $40 North Th,rt'
So COnd Strect Phone MAdt.on 6kls .'V
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AcNEf-l.ost. somewhere between Tu.nf,
eighth ana Leigh and Twenty ninth ~
Ma rshali III in roll. Return to a5o5 "a,
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STAMPS Lott. Tuesday afternoon nc,
post Office, forty .oc postaEc ststnn. D.
ward y returned to wilkinson. Williams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-22
CLEANUP
OF HOTELS
IS BEGUN

Determined to have Tacoma a
clean city and one that soldier /;
may visit without any fear OF con-
tracing contagious diseases thru
unsanitary conditions in restauT-
ants, hotels and other puDli,'
places, the city health department
is in the midst Of cleanup
campaign.
During the last week health in
spctors have been busy compiling
a list of hotels and restaurants
which it considers unfit for SOL
diers to visit, and drastic action
by the city authorities is threat
ened unless proprietors of such
places take steps to renovate their
places and bring them up to the
sanitary standard required by the
health department.
Tuesday, s. A. Huntington, sdr-
itary inspector, served notice on
the Fawcett hotel, lodging house
at 18th and Broadway, and a
rooming house at 1922 South "A
street, occupied at present by a
convicted bootlegger, Pete Jacque.,
demanding that they take immedi
ate steps to put their RESPECTIVE
houses in proper shape.
Failing to do this within 10
days owners will be served with
notice to vacate the premises.
Other hotels and loomino
houses are under investigation.
and it is expected that more Will
come under the ban in the cam
paign to clean up Tacoma in ac-
cordance with the request of tho
government.
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BY Gibson Gardner

T, WASHINGTON, D. c., May 22.
The loss Of the Cyclops is d gen
uine mystery of the sea. There
are few like 1t.
1t Is not easy for huge steaIn-
er with a crew OF three or four
hundred men to vanish, leaving no
trace. How the Cyelops managed
it is a problem that puzzles veter-
ans Of the navy.
Somewhere between the West
Indies and New York the Cyclops
disappeared. She had a crew Of
over 200 men, a passenger list of
/ 20, and was loaded with mangs-
nese.
There was no distress call from
the Cyclops, no hurried s. y. S.
No vessel has reported seeing
the Cyclops after her departure
from the West Indies. The ocean
has been searched by the navy de-
stroyers and cruisers.
Every mile of the lane between
the West Indies and New York
has been crossed and cFiss-crossed
with a keen lookout for wreckage.
No FlOtsam.
When a ship sinks there Is al.
ways something which floats away
and which can be identified.
Sometimes it is life preserver;
sometimes only a piece of a boat or
raft. But something there always
/ Is.
Nothing from the Cyclops has
been found.
Various theories have been sug-
eested to account for her dicap-
pearance, but none is satisfactory.
An explosion might have put
the wireless out of business Ivy
stopping the dynamos, but every
wireless is supplied with q reser' e
of batteries to meet this emer-
gency, and there is no reason [,
believe that the Cyclops would
have permitted its batteries to Lc-
come exhausted.
, And an explosion throws wreck
age in all directions and would
leave tell-tale evidences on the
surface. Even a severe explosion
would leave time for the Launching
of raft or the grabbing Of lie
lpreserver.
Theories Fail.
One theory is that of a mut:n-
Gus crew rising and taking pos
session in the name OF Germany.
This does not hold good. AS an
enemy craft the Cyclops wound
have to make port for supple
and would have been sighted long
before this, even were it conceiv-
able that a handful of Germ In
agents could rise and overpower
the officers and the loyal section
of the crew.
The Cyclops was armed with tho
usual three-inch guns and had the
regular gunners' crews. She
could have made a good fight II
attacked by an enemy raider.
On Ocean Highway.
Assuming the presence Of hos
tile submarine, even destruction
by torpedo would not explain
her total eclipse. Again the'e
would have been a few moments
for launching boats or RATS and
again there would have been the
floating wreckage to tell the tale.
The mystery is Intensified by
! the fact that the ship was not
in a remote ocean, but was sup.
pcsedly at last accounts in ol'
of the we'll travelled ocean lanes.
She should have been sighted al
most hourly-at least daily.
There were no serious storms
at the time she disappeared.
Weather conditions have been
carefully reviewed and all sailing
masters who were in those waters
at about that time interviewed.
They report nothing,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-22
Coats - Suits - Dresses - Skirts
Saving a Fourth to Nearly Half

While our customers have always looked for
ward to these semi-annual purchases and sales
with high anticipatons of the superlative values
always offered the opportunities this season have
double significance and value
Raw materials have not been as scarce or as high
since the Civil War, in fact many leading mills
have been Communicated for government uses and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-22
$2,500,0O0 FOR
BREMERTON HOUSES

SEATTLE, May 22.-The gov
eminent has appropriated $780,
900 to build two apartment
houses, a 400-room hotel and $50
cottages at Bremerton, WASH, to
house the men and women who
are working in the navy yard. This
Information was unofficially re-
ceived in kilograms here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-22
BEATING SUBS

DETROIT, May 22. - More
ships are being built in the U. ).
than German submarines can pos
sibly sink Charles NJ. Schwab,
director general of government
shipbuilding, said here today.
THE Great Lakes district yaI d.
will build 100000 more dealt
weight ship tonnage in the fiscal
year beginning July 1, than was
built In the entire country dur
ing the fiscal year ending June
so, 1917"
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morning and a large parade in
the afternoon, followed by an ad-
dress by CitOAttorney U. e. Har-
mon.
All of the patriotic organiza-
tions of Tacoma will join the
parade. There will be no floats
or nothing of hilarious nature,
as 1t is the intention to make the
ceremony sacred.
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fare at Camp Lewis Tuesday night
when they attended an exhibition
of night firing.
Earlier in the evening Mayor
Baker delivered an address TO
dedicate the new Y. NJ. C. A. hut.
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united Press Leased Wire,
SEATTLE, May 22.-Govern-
ment ownership of AL railways,
telephones and telegraph COM
panies was approved by the mu-
n.cipal league here yesterday.
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CyclOps
Mystery
.Deepe1lS

UNITED Press Leaned Wire.)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May %.
An additional list of passengers
who were on the Inflated collier
Cyclops was issued by the navy
department today. They in
Guided: Earl w. Mollencop, Sa-
lem, Ore; John d. F. Baggiore,
Phoenix, Ariz.; Donald ]. Nc
Keen, Santa Rita, N. M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-22
PLAN PARADE ON
MEMORIAL DAY

Memorial day will be observed
In Tacoma May 30, with services
1t the lakewood cemetery In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-22
PORTLAND MAYOR
SEES WAR DRILLS

Mayor George l.. Baker of Port
land, and number of city of.
ficials, were given a taste of war
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any post he had visited, and that
1t was the most flourishing or.
ganization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-05-22

Putnam arrived at Tacoma
Tuesday. He leaves Wednesday
afternoon for Seattle.
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Lewis
Library Best

Herbert Putnam, director OF
the library service for the army
environments of the U. s., said
Tuesday that Camp Lewis had
the finest and largest library of
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-07
Gin $1,000. 600
Seuer ln St. rcnlf
nc saisthaicaalaasu sab tlu ult.
tfuAtIpgidltt mii SlO0,OM
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