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Notes of Official
And Congressional
Set Activities

The Attorney General, Mr..
Frank Murphy, is expected to re-
turn this week from q brief visit
in Florida, where he went to re-
cuperate from his recent illness.
He was accompanied South by
his sister. Mrs. William Teahan,
and their niece, Miss Sharon
Murphy, who probably will re-
main in the South a little longer.
The Secretary of Commerce,
Mr.. Harry Hopkins, who has been
in Iowa, will return the latter
part of this week.
Senator Bennett Champ Clark
will be Joined today by Mrs.
Clark, who has been in Florida
for a fortnight. Senator Clark,
who accompanied her South, re-
turned early last week.
Senator and Mrs. Robert A.
Taft entertained at dinner last
evening in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. John Hollister of Gin
cinnati. who are their guests for
a short stay.
Senator Alexander Wiley was
Joined last week by Mrs. Wiley,
who returned from their home in
Wisconsin, where she was called
by the death of her mother.
Mrs. Byron, wife of Repre-
sentative William D. Byron, will
entertain a small company in
formally at luncheon Tuesday in
compliment to the latter's mother,
Mrs. Joseph G. Byron of Hagers-
town, Nd, who will spend few
days this week at the Mayflower.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Leave for Florida

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Mitchell
Of $500 Dexter street, accompanied
by their daughter, Eleanore. left
Friday for Miami Beach, Fla. where
they will spend several weeks.
Evening star., 1939-02-26

Mrs. Clarence c. Calhoun has left
Washington by plane to spend sew
eral weeks visiting friends in Palm
Beach. She will visit in Charleston,
s. c., before returning to Washing
ton the end of March.
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Engagements
Announced
Yesterday:
Martha Conley
Will Be Bride of
Mr.. D. D. Hall

OF much interest in official and
residential circles is the announce
ment made by Dr. and Mrs. Charles
H. Conley of Guilford, Frederick,
Md, of the engagement of their
daughter Martha Larrick to Mr..
Douglas Deane Hall. son of Mrs.
Claude A. Swanson, wife of the Sec
retary Of the Navy Mr. Hall is the
son Of the late Mr.. Cunningham
Hall of Richmond, Va.
Miss Lois E. Wilson
Engaged to DR.. Davies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Clymer Wilson
Of North Cleveland Park announce
the engagement of their daughter
Lois Elizabeth, to DR.. Baxter Tudor
Davies. DR.. Davies is the son of the
Rev. and Mrs. Sylvanus Davies of
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Miss Wilson is a graduate of Ohio
Wesleyan University and Wilson
Normal School. She is a member
Of Pi Beta Phi Fraternity.
DR.. Davies received his M. D. and
c. M. degrees from McGill Univer-
sity and attended Amherst College.
He is member of Chi Phi Frater-
nifty and Phi Rho Sigma, national
medical fraternity.
No date has ben set for the we'd
ding.
Evening star., 1939-02-26
Chief Justice Guest

The Chief Justice and Mrs Charles
Evans Hughes were the guests in
whose honor Associate Justice and
Mrs. Stanley Reed entertained at
dinner last evening.
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Miss Ann Bradford
Engaged to Mr.. Sinclair

Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Bradford
Of Manassas, Va, have announced
the engagement of their daughter
Annto Mr.. Arthur Williams Sinclair,
II. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Armistead Sinclair, also of Virginia.
The bride -elect is graduate of st.
Mary's School in Raleigh. Mr.. Sin
clair was graduated from Augusta
Military Academy and Washington
and Lee University, where he was
member of Pi Kappa Alpha Fra
ternity.. He received his LII. B. de-
gree from Georgetown University
Law School and is member of the
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Mrs. Calhoun Awav

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Evening star., 1939-10-27
Imposter in Crowd
Slows Up Knee-Hi
Demonstration
Bineo FoiIs to Join In
Sofety Drive and
Puzzles the Teacher

There was an impostor in the
crowd yesterday at the safety DEM
onstration before the children Of
the Buchanan School at Thirteenth
and Pennsylvania avenue Sc.
AS the children lined up on the
corners Of the intersection waiting
for the demonstration of Knee-Hi,
The Stars safety dog, all eyes were
fastened on little haired fox
terrier on the northeast corner.
DR.. George E. Brunson, Knee-Hi's
teacher, began the demonstration
by trying to coax the dog he thought
was Knee-Hi out into the street.
She paid no attention, squirming
around on the corner.
What is the matter with this
dog?" asked DR.. Brunson. "She
doesn't seem to want to do anything
today"
At that moment Announcer Bill
Tobin came up with another wire
haired fox terrier-almost the exact
image OF the unco-operative dog on
the corner. 1t was Knee-Hi. The
impostor turned out to be Bingo,
the pet Of young Gibson Russell of
1921 Pennsylvania avenue Sc, .
student at Hine Junior High.
Bingo was quickly removed from
the scene and Knee-Hi proceeded
to give her safety lessons. She fol-
lowed up her outside program with
an inside demonstration in the
school auditorium.
The little dog is sponsored by The
Star with the cooperation Of the
Board OF Education, the Police De-
partment and the Department Of
Evening star., 1939-10-27
Donish Naval Ship
Still Awuited Here

The Danish naval training vessel
en- route here from Baltimore by
sail will be expected at the Navy
Yard only after she is seen by look
outs on the Potomac, the uncer-
tainties Of the wind being what they
are.
Before the full-rigged ship left
Baltimore early Wednesday the pilot
telephoned the Navy Yard to say
the trip to Washington would take
from two to five days, depending
on the wind.
The vessel, which has only q small
auxiliary engine, was to be sailed
all the way to Washington II pos
sible.
Aboard the Danmark are cadets in
training for the Danish merchant
marine.
Evening star., 1939-10-27
Halloween Trophies
To Be Provided

More than 50 business concerns
have provided trophies and other
prizes, including valuable merchan-
disc, to be presented to winning units
in the Halloween parade on Consti-
tuition avenue Tuesday night, he
said. The Districts Recreation De-
partment will have more marchers
than ever before, he pointed out.
There's no doubt that the cels-
bration will be one Of the greatest in
Washington III several years." Mr..
Hasley declared.
Evening star., 1939-10-27

in cooperation with Miss c. P.
Dulin, principal. In addition to Mr..
Tobin Jack Dalton also announced.
The dogs final demonstration was
Evening star., 1939-10-27

Vehicles and Traffic.
Yesterdays program was arranged
at the request of Mrs. Dorothy
Atchinson, a teacher at Buchanan,
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scheduled at $50 am. today before
the children of the Amidon-F Fair
brothers -Rossell School buildings at
Seventh and E streets S.W.
Evening star., 1939-10-27

Japan will conscript horses for
the army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
LIQUOR BOARD
GETS PANNINC
JOHANNESBURG Auditor en-

OLYMPIA--State Auditor emf
Yelle today criticized the state
liquor board for spending more
money in enforcing the liquor law
while the number of beer psrlors
and clubs To be policed were de-
creasing
In his annual audit of the board.
he said he saw no reason why ex-
pensea OF the license and enforce
ment division rose $47. 264 while
revenues OF the division fell and
the number Of licensed premises To
inspect also fell He warned the
board against accomplishing its
enforcement duties. pointing out
eight new automobiles were pur-
chased recently for the division.
He also criticized the boards
policy Of buying large quantities
Of liquor and holding II IN stock.
He declared IT WAS indicative Of
imprudent buying and deprived
the state OF the use OF million or
so dollars OF liquor assets by tieing
up the money in liquor stock.
He said further the practice
constitutes hazard Of actual loss
in the event Of decline IN liquor
prices
Since its inception the board has
taken tn $62.2l6, BOB from sale Of
liquor and licenses, the report said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Question Woman
hPurse Theft

Suspected Of stealing a Tacoma
mans purse from the counter Of
tavern, a woman who gave her
name RS Mac DeMastus was being
held in the city jail Friday for
drunkenness and questioning.
She was arrested shortly before
7 p. m. by Patrolman Roscoe
Savage at the request of William
Warren. 1872 SO. Tacoma ave.
Warren told Savage he walked
10 the back OF a tavern al 18th
and Broadway leaving his purse
on the counter near where the
suspect was sitting. When he re-
turned, both the purse and the
woman had disappeared
Savage arrested the woman in
another tavern at 18th and Pacific
ave a few minutes later. He said
she had S14 on her person. the
amount Warren declared his wallet
contained. but explained that the
money was her husbands WPA
wages
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14

Seventy girls and ~ boys expect
10 be graduated from Lincoln high
school At exercises 60 be held nest
June The total number In 10
larger than the June. 1883. class.
Names OF prospective can
dates ~ announced by Vice rrssi-
dent Roger Elder, follow
Frances Anderson. Lois Ayfss.
Dolly Ballard, kathryn Blake.
Mary Brioker. Patricia Brottman.
Anne Bullard, Alice Burns
Ann Cannella. Ediih Carlson,
Athena CoioRsrou. Marlorie Cor.
bin. Geraldine Dahl, Dorothy Dlsch,
Edna DueStty. Julietts Eilingson,
Arlene Faux. Lucille Ferguson.
Dorothy gemmsl. Georgia Han
son. Florence liaugs. Msrjoris
iodnsy. Marjorie Holman. Helen
Hough
Lorraine JustmaB. Betty Miller.
Vivian Mills. Evelyn Moe. Evan
gcline 1offs. Maxine Morris. Bes
Munro. Stella Music, Eunlcs Nor.
ton. Margaret Oliver. Florence
Oiaon
Irene Rakos. Dolores Randolph,
CASH. sailse, julia aehorb~.
Esther sehwab. Mary Shut, Mar.
gafet Slack. Audrey spufloeh.
atorba. Msvis sumbIin.
Betty Thompson. Ruby Thompson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14

inciusirs xruur af pftats ffan
the VIA federal AFT project IN
this state, directed ny n Eraes
lnvwfsffty.
th@se Repr~ssns~a
Amnns ths artists represented
In the NfA rshihstlnn Are Julius
'TNeuhs. Cwyrrli Naicom Roberts.
Vsnneass sislsief ard ice Knowles
rhs print eesiec,lcn Includes etsn.
inxs, autographs stencils and
black prints Miss fielder neasssss
print making. "a teaching IN tne
new sft eenssF W Spokane Roee.ss
hss been known eesa hrss and ~
ths east foe his suFrssAst IntsFrfe.
ssiinns Joe Knowles Ia showing
mnre sanventlnnat sirhsnxs
tn connection with tire lecture go
sunday sftssncon. group ~
facsimile paintings Nv - Greco
sill ~ shown IN the studla gallery.
Aisn IN the studio win ~ sh1~n
tho fstse winning designs ftum tn~
10Th annual erntest ~ tns aren't
teclufsl craftsmen ~ TIE sssts.
held every year Nv ths Washington
state chapter 20 the American
Institute ~ Architects Tns 10
winning designs have h1sn ar
ranged for the Tacoma Art a..e.
citation eshihs,iun through osafxe
Cove 81 Tacoma, and the local
chapter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
To Vote Jan. II
On Junior HIGH

Electors Of Falkland school dis
trict 302 will vote on whether a
levy of ten mills in addition to
the ten mills already allowed
without a vote of the people. shall
be authorized, for the establish
ment of a junior high school at
Parkland, The special election
will be held at the school house
on Saturday Jan. 81. Polls will be
open from 10 a m until p. m.
Last June an election for this
same purpose was held and while
a majority of those voting were in
favor of the proposition. there
were not enough votes cast to
make the election valid.
The validating vote necessary
for an election of this kind for
this district is 451 and to carry the
issue, so per cent Of those votes
must be favorable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
IS Witnesses Subboenaed
For Gordon Ambrose Trial

Superior Court Judge Ernest NJ.
Card Friday signed an order au-
thorizing the state TO subpoena Is
witnesses to testify in the neeh-
gent homicide trial of Gordon AM
brose. 81. son OF DR.. s a. AM
brose, owner of Clover Creek SAM
tarium, slated to open before a
jury Tuesday
Criminal Prosecutor A NJ Ur-
rich pettioned the court for the
subpoena order for witnesses at
tho trial which was originally
slated for last Nov. rs. but con-
tinued
Ambrose is accused of being the
driver Of an automobile, which on
the night Of Jan u, 1885, as
so'tedly crashed into another ma
chine at the intersection Of Park
ave and the airport road, resulting
In death to June Johnson. IS. and
Hyie Anderson, Il, both students
al Roy high school
Ambrose is accused of travelling
~ an excessive rate of speed and
coiiding with an auto driven by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Tacoma Art HSSn. S
PreUieU On Sunday
Frederick Sweet of Portland Will
Lecture on FL Greco; Exhibit of
Old Portraits and WPA Artists

TIE Tacoma Al association shis
utenih vii orsn its nfrview On
Sunday sftsrrcea ~ Ala instead
~ Monday evening whseh has eeen
customary The speaker viii ~
Frederick So eel. director af the
Portland Art museum. Who viii
lecture on 20 Green. she leth een-
tuty spanish artist
Visitors wili ftnd IN the n4Ain
gallery = collection ~ old family
portraits borrowed fFam rseeus
homes These portraits. many II
them mars thar TOO years Old.
illustrate = great variety ~ meth.
DDS used ~ portrait painters n the
DAYS when photography was little
known
rscnusaa. Assisting
TaeomAns whn have lnsned FAM
Nv portraits FOR THIS eshlhttlan are
Mrs Harold Alien. Mrs Jane.
Lyon. Mrs q Andfies deHsseth.
Mrs Rex noudehash Mrs r ~
Menrnc. Miss nsatFscs TArfeil. II J.
NounE. Henry hs~ttt. j ". ttls
pm. Robert hyde and Thomas
Mills
Mfs Robert Hyde has iesn.d q
quaint example ~ American folk
art and Mrs " A Perrin .
mourning rlrtar. painted On veil
vet
The exhibition this month also
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
c. 7. PEARSON
ELECTED HEAD
Officers of Junior
Chamber Chosen
at Banquet

Charles r. Pearson MAS elected
president Of the Tacoma Junior
Chamber 81 Commerce. succeeding
Thomas 5. Henderson. AZ a dinner
meeting of the group Thursday
night 81 Hotel Winthrop. Pearson
is also president Of the Tacoma
Society Of Architects.
Joseph L Long. jr.. Was named
vice president. oNine r. Stewart.
treasurer. ana Tim NJ kimban Was
retained as executive secretary.
Henderson. as past president. auto
matlcaly becomes national ooun-
cilnr
For three. two. and oue-yesr
terms, respectively. August Non
BoecRlin. =. F. lPsN Cariin and
X Kent Rothermel were elected 10
the board Of directors Holdover
members Of the board arc Gordon
Whipple Marvin Lynn. Hal Brot-
man and Clarence Ward
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
FIRST AID IS
TAUGHT SkIERS

Tn prepare sAlefs ard sfh<fe
WIN poarnfy To the snaw country
during fhs winter in administering
frs, AID To enmpansans or n th~na-
selves IN event ~ assttsrnt. tfe
fistss eoansY chapter n American
Red rsu&. each Wednesday ~ 7 ",
p ~ sffsrs l~ssoos N first AID
~ $40 Pacific Savings naslefsas.
unter siireeflnn ~ IN. {. q.
fFtmhsr. frat All esaieman az the
loesi Red csuas. frost hst<. snsw
blindness spfasns. fractures and
Dissertations are tire subjects which
~tll ~ snnsia<rrd.
National para service smrInyss.
stationed ~ Hainier astlanai r~sh.
include The following ~ho hsvs
rampisseI . 30 hasr eaarss ~
Training covering standard sad
advanced frat aid
Charles 4. Esllss Jess~ e rins.
J l. Richard. ftslnh 4. rnwnr.
wsltsr Hewitt. Charles n tsfown~.
Nh Huslsf, Oscar A sedeer~n. &.
frank HrersmAn. ~ n Barnett.
Arthur n. Heat. stasnia W. ssslt.
and Arthur W calIens
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Tax Statements UiN
Be Mailed on Feb. Is
Newman Asks Business Enterprises
to Use Last Year. Valuations in
Estimating Amounts for Budget

comes exceedingly difficult "a
comply with the numerous re-
quests received for this advance
information
II We had facilities" Newman
continued We would he glad 10
supply everyone With all advance
information desired. Naturally
this cannot be done. except at ex.
pen Of tedious and Disappointing
delays later on.
MAY suggest Newman said.
that estimated figures. based
upon last years valuations viii.
IN most instances meet book
keeping requirements Of business
houses.
Deputies are busy preparing tax
statements and It is anticipated
ali will be sent out BY Feb. Is.
Patience and cooperation Of al
taxpayers, large ana small. IS cor.
daily solicited. Newman con-
Guided
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
new FARM MEASURE
TO GUARANTEE COSTS
WAsHINGToN-A group Of IS

WAsHINGTON-A group Of IS
senators and six representatives.
led by Sen. Lynn J Frazier, and
Rep. William Lemke. North Da-
kota Republicans. today introduced
new farm bill 10 guarantee
farmers cost OF production.
Lemke described the bill as an
answer to Secretary Of Agriculture
Henry Wallaces challenge 10 op-
ponents OF the administration $
farm policy 10 produce a farm pro-
gram more effective than New
Deal farm policies.
Senators who introduced the
measure included: Homer T. Bone
D. Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
FIRST STUDENT
At AVS PASSES

Mrs Margaret Anne Reed. one
~ the FIRST students ri Annie
Wright seminary. dl<d Friday At
hsr home. Route 2. box f0s. Al the
age "a A..
Hfs Reed enrolled Al the
seminary On - opening day IN
1854 ard sas graduated IN 1900
A nsttve Of Sava Scotia. she
came 70 Tacoma in 1ssf ahe was
former resilient "a IIoatnam ard
a lnemhef u TIE Eptwnpsi church
Of Puysttsp
are u survived nv her husband.
Robert g. Reed. sister. Mary G,
Heed II tinquiams brother.
George u Fraxt~f ~ Yukon terri
TRY. AMI slere. Kathryn N.
Haesf ~ TseaNs Funeral ar.
engagements arr hetnx msie ~
Buckley Ming
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Tuo Indians Testify They
Were Given Grub" Alcohol

long braided hair. took the Wit
ness stand. She spoke through an
interpreter. old William Charlie
who has served as Intermediary
between the non English speaking
Yakimss and their white brethren
for nearly 40 years
Not in the least disturbed by the
trial. the Indian woman testified
with a decidedly disdsinful Mae
West-like air.
She and Yappensah. a tall and
powerful Indian with an adequate
command Of English, both agreed
that they were invited into Whea-
tons shack near Underwood on the
Columbia river IN Skamania coun-
ty. where the tribesmen were
fishing. and were given drinks
from a pint Of rub and later
from vine mixed with rub. - The
introduced confiscated
bottles Of both as evidence.
Wheaton denied giving the
Indians the liquor, said he bought
and drank the rubbing alcohol
straight and that they entered
the shack when he wasn't there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses have been h.
sued BY County Auditor $ Clh-
ford Davis u Al = Crawford and
Katherine Bernie. both u The
Dalles. Ore Calvin " Bereptz 81
Turloek. Calf. and Marguerite l.
Larson II Tacoma Robert Young
and Jane ~ sdiey. botb Of San
Frsncisco. Wiifred J bennett and
Marion G. Stewart. both u Ia
coma Henry q Moore ard Marion
r Billings. both II Tacoma VIII
lam &. schmrmsn Of seattle and
Lola l. Brown u Anscoftes. d o.
Peterson ami A!r!sm Swift. both
of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14

Business enterprises were re-.
quested Friday BY County Treas
urer Paul Newman to use asst
years valuations in estimating
taxes for budget purposes in order
that preparation Of tax statements
for release Feb. Is viii not be in
terrupted
At this season Of the year.
when preparations are being made
Tor sending out notices of new
taxes said Newman. this office
is always faced With real prob
lem IS this also happens 70 be
the time when business houses are
setting up budgets for the new
year and are deeply interested in
securing nev tax figures for that
purpose.
Newman pointed out that but
one set OF tax rolls from which
these figures can be obtained
exists The treasurer said il be-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
MRS. CLOUGH
SERVES AGAIN
Named President of
Humane Society
18th Time

Mrs , l.. Cleugh. Tor the i3fh
consecutive year. vas flectsi
president q TIE rsooma Humane
society At rs annual eoani meet
lnx Thursday Mrs. Carr gsheefs
Vs. nsmed flrst vice president,
Mrs Coughs report fer iass
revealed tho ~eslcty's shelter home
2sll 50. Proctor = hAdlsd sSie
animals during tire year
she stated that the continued
Improvement ~ krnneIs aed
grounds in less was due mainly n
the efforts ~ Haroid A pFnnisos
and his family. esresakcrs II the
shelter.
Make improvements
Improvements made AZ the shsls
ter included an extension which
provided two heated kennels Tor
small dogs and puppies and many
other minor alterations
She slsn reported that pennisen
u cooperating with the city health
department IN conjunction with
AAlf ffAtHA 0hHA HNAAbN WI ARAHs WV
said the society was wholly in &C
cord with the cilys quarantine
action.
Other Officers
Other officers elected Thursday
include Mrs, Edna Hammer, sec
end viee president. Mrs. ~ W
sehocbel. treasurer, and Miss Alice
Kelly. secretary.
Members az the active beard are
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Grsu Mrs
Emil Skoog Mrs Emma Hall. Mrs,
Carl Gehbers, Mrs p l.. Ciough.
r l. clough Or. Lewis h Todd.
Mrs. Edna Hammer. Mrs n. W
sehoebel Miss Alice Kelly and
Mrs. J. konE.
Honorary board members IN
elude Mrs. William Deerins. Miss
Ada Webb. Nrs. J. Fred Ken
worthy. Mrs Harry Markoe, Emil
skoog. Marcus Nalley. pf. O G.
Willard. S. A. Perkins and J. Fred
kenwotthy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14

Shannon Sprouffske, 2S, Of Roy.
Miss johnson and Anderson, both
passengers in the latter car. died
from injuries received in the mis-
hap
Negligent homicide charges were
filed against young Ambrose on
Feb by former Prosecutor Harry
H. Johnston after a coroner's jury
found the youth guilty Of criminal
negligence IN connection with the
tragedy
Subpoenas were issued for Al
bert Reed Sprouffsko. James Lor-
enz Ed Hinderlie. Ncrle Thomp-
son. Marcian Welfingcr. Dale
Crumwine. Fritz Bernstein. u "
Morris. Allen LsPlante. Signey
f. NJ. Moody. Coroner
T. II Long. State patrolman Mike
and May johnson. sister
Of one OF the passengers killed in
the crash
James w Selden is defense at
torney A list Of defense witnesses
had not vet been flied with the
county clerk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
CONFERENCE OF GIRL
RESERVES FEB. 1912

World Understanding" viii be
the thsms 81 the annual giri Re.
serve Conferences 10 be hrld IN
Seattle on February 10. II ard IA
Twenty girls will rsDrsssni
Takolsh. Lincoln Reserves. while
the siadigms Hshsha viii seHd -
members 10 the conference The
headquarters ~ the meet vii be
At the Y ". G. A
The Tacoma clubs Viii be In
charge ~ the dinner Saturday
night The girls from Lincoln &C.
isetod 90 far are Doris Bofnmss.
Wan9s Failing. Dorothy hoyffi5sis.
Norma DaKiiArdl and Betty Ann
U0lmHn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
FRANKLIN FOOD
STORE ROBBED

Clerks II Fraaktsn Foad store
No !, III No u a. Informed
peliss Thursday sfterneaa sfsst tfss
ssnFr had bsen entered NJ . burg.
lar Wednesday alghs
Placing . iadsisF against . Fwar
sinJow. The pfowisf cut wsres
leading 10 burglar sIafm then
removed . wtnslesw glass a. gain
entry. A small amount n ehsnas
Was ssaisn from fpsr sash
rrEistsfs. bat clerks ~err unalis
10 learn whsihef any merchandise
had bssn renewed
Theft ~ 1000 feet ~ steel rails
and 10 car wheels ffnm the strain
Coal Co ~ Rsntoa ~as unsi@s la.
vsstlxatson by Tacoma roilrs FFi.
day The theft occurred asnsnr
November. hui wss not fsportsd
hare until Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-14
Tobacco Buried
With Old Sailor

GENOA - Secondo Brina so. a
sailor. vas buried TO-DAY with two
pipes. a large can Of tobacco. a
bottle Of good VINE a VINE glass
and 4 box Of matches n his coffin.
Brins had requested these arti-
cles SO ] can make my last voy-
age TRANQUILITY" His wife Angelina
put N an extra pipe