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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Marx Silver Wedding Day
Sunday al Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs William Harms.
2s01 So. ST. entertained relatives
and close friends at dinner Sunday.
the occasion being their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary. The
table was decorated with Taiisman
roses. Guests includes Aessfs.
and Mesdames +. Chidester. Mrs.
Harms parents. George Kennedy.
Fred Cox and daughter. Floyd
Parker and daughter, Herber,
Solley and Miss Betty Lewis.
Earlier In the week. friends
gathered at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert solley on Clover
Creek 10 honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Harms. During the informal eve
ming mock wedding wss held.
Later supper ~as served Friends
and relatives who gathered TO sur.
prise the couple were .essrs and
Mesdsmes George Kennedy {. +.
Tweed. /. Lsngert. Willard Meyers.
Ray Meyer. Floyd Parker and
daughter. Fred Cox and Mss Betty
Lewis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Stadium Club
o Entertain
Triple S. High School Honor.
cry. Completes Plans for
esrn Dance

Triple \. Stadium girls
honorary society. viii give It's
annual Barnyard toto dance
next Saturday evening nj \: 30
o'clock in ths school aymna.
sium. Bill Brock and his or.
chestra will furnish the music.
The dance IL 10 lee the climax
Of stplo week" IN which the
girls open the doors for the
boys. carry the bays books
and perform the many other
couftesies that the boys
usually do.
ai#s Vivian Joseph. general
chairman pf the affairs mas rtias~n
the following COMMITTEES 70 ~
nsss her with ths arrangements
Decorations Ai.s pexxy shs~
tebalrmant, Mass Martha Nc
sslli, Hslsn Dahl. cathsftns tssA,
Betty Rims. Betty Jane FOREMAN.
Pat Ailstfgm, Phyllis Phillips.
Jans Lun1. HessslY Lasfs~H
Marian Wansnild. Mat.~i Hsmsy.
Gertrude Kinssid.
Tickets Miss Virginia Mason.
fehaifnsnl, Misses Shirley Larson.
Pat cesos, Marbofss Stewart. Con-
mic halliday, rhAffotts Ann
Thompson, Harriet Cline. EtsxAs
18th tksaon, AaEsFsAn Martin, Hsa
Mao t3oaaia.
nsffe asisasss# Mas Nay KING.
fensifntsnl. Mgaees Hfliis fgieI.
erich. iiettY Ann iffsssman, Mar
Etisa ftles, Evelyn itssem2nn
Cleanup Misses Jplistts nehs
1sisn. sehslfmsn1. Misx~s VIZ
gina Asa~la. BETTY Lou Mlsensii.
Margsrg Meyer, Esthsr Nsn<i.
sts1f. Mssy Mcdonald MARY
Elixab~th Aofson. clsfan~ii
stevens
OrensssF. ard invitations. Miss
Ksthryn Ss~HhUxnsisr leh4sr-
mani. Mlasss Jackie Lsnh4sa.
wyona DtsmsF. Mary LouissI
Lalshsmsf. Nancy MeCfesAxy.
ifsns Eosb@tt.
Advertising: Miss Peggy Barren.
tcnaifmanD. Misses Pat H1seii.
Virginia Knight. RUTH crsin.
Helen Fsek. Yumi Hsto and Ann
cosbett.
LADIES' AiA u tbs Little Church
On the Prairie. Lakewood Center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Mary Ball Members Hear
Of Early History Of State
Mrs. E. c. Miller SPEAKS on Ezra Meeser" and Mis-, FINN.
Meyer Tells Of "Naehes Pass" at o. Ar.
Chapter Meeting Monday

Mrs ". P Hopping hostess to members of Mary Bal
chapter Daughters of the American Revolution when they
met Monday afternoon for business meeting and program
IN the absence of Mrs. Percy Creath Smith regent who
sun IN the east following the close of the national D. A.
continental congress- to which she delegate Mrs John
forkenoroek vice regent presided the session which
was attended by 80 members
Massachusetts and New Hampshire day, was celebrated
by the members who for months have built their
programs around various Eastern states tying them in with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Laura Walker Circle 10
Meet Wednesday

Laura Walker circle Of the
"omen's society Of the Fern Hill
NJ. z. church will entertain the
junior group Wednesday al the
parish house. Luncheon. 10 be
served at u 30 o'clock. viii be
followed by an interesting pro-
gram, with Mrs. Thad Long in
charge.
Mrs. Ray GiIlstrap. Of the
Story Tellers' league, viii be pre-
sented In a group OF readings and
Mrs. William Berg will sing
several numbers. accompanied by
Mrs. Maxine Mc%eeley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Club Marks
Sixth Year
Marquis Members Arc Hosts
Al Progressive Dinner
And Dance

Members and friends of the
Marquis club were entertained
Saturday evening AT pro-
gressiye dinner. held in the
homes of various members.
Later the party gathered at
the home of Clyde DE Mars
for dancing. The affair COM
memorated the sixth ami
Versary of the club.
Preceding the dinner members
and guests gathered at the home
Of Edwin Rohrbach for cocktails.
Jack Briggs was nos; for the main
course Of the dinner 1T his home
at Firorest. Also entertaining
we're William Leith. president
Of the club, who vas host for
the salad course. and Thomas
curlette and Henry MAtthsei.
who served the dessert and coffee
IN their respective homes.
Thor attending the dinner IN.
eluded the Misses Dolores Wester-
iund. Margaret Annabelle. Dor.
othea Omsge, Margaret kiiese.
Elaine solum. Mildred Olsen,
Frances Sonst.by. Ruth Peterson,
Dena nat,hasi. Georgstts John
ston. Marjorie Fox and Virginia
Maxwell
Hosts were Hessrs. Jack Briggs
Edwin Rhorbaeh. Robert Wilson.
Henry Mstthsei. William Lelih
Don Smith, William Lee1om. Cor.
don ssiterth~sits James Holmes.
Seil Hutchinson Clyde DeMsFs ana
Thomas Curistts.
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Optimissus Club 70 Meet
With Mrs. TreicheI

Members of the Optimissus club
will meet Wednesday evening at
8 O'Clock at the home of Mrs. F.
7. Treichel, COS No. Starr ST.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
Ray Quinliyan, Mrs. Arthur o.
Rowen and Mrs. Edward A. Lane.
A guest speaker will speak on
the Golden Jubilee celebration fol-
lowing the business session. Dur
ing the evening nominating COM
mittee will be appointed Mrs.
Lane, president Of the group. will
preside. A late supper will COM
plete the evening.
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& LII b S

Three-B sewing club Of Major
+. NJ. Brown auxiliary VIII meet
Thursday for l. 30 o'clock lunch
con ut the home OF Mrs. Frank
r. skeen, 1877 SO. 53fd At. Mrs.
Arthur q. Vest viii preside
Mothers club. sigma ze,a Up.
silon fraternity. viii sponsor a
Dads Night nj $50 o'clock We'd
nesday evening a, the fraternity
houre Fraternity members Will
prcsen, a program.
Puget sound Tent Hise, Mar
rabees, monthly meeting Tuesday.
I p. m, al Masonic temple Riiu-
aliatic practice under supervision
of Mr.. Howard johnson. Program
viii honor birthday Of commander.
Mr. ". NJ. Wade
Ladies' club Of FIRE and police
departments viii hold card party
Wednesday evening. April 20. at
3 p. m. al No. q fire hall Host
esses, Mrs. ConnelY Hardin. Mrs.
II. A, Harvey. Mrs. e. Heymel,
Mrs. William Herbst
Lydia Phelps Tent No. ~. y. u.
V. viii met Thursday AZ 80 In
Carpenters hall Members will
note change IN meeting place.
Jolly n club will meet Thurs
day with Mr. Avery Sheriff.. All
SO. elst ST. for II o'clock lunch
ron
Empire bay Concert Committee
viii meet Thursday evening at =
O'Clock In the home Of Mr.. y W.
Jones. 1901 80. Aibssorth 10 plan
May 20 concert for which Cecil
Hope Gin. British consul In Seat.
tie. has accepted an Invitation
British American as.osia ! q u
card party at : p. M Wednesday
IN csfpentsfs hall. Mr.. a. J. PEN
nant and Mrs y. Eohref IN charge
Mrs. Ray Wheeler la charge Of
refreshmen,s
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Mrs. R. B. leeper 10
Entertain Club

Mrs. r. B. Leeper will entertain
members OF the Edelweiss Study
club Thursday afternoon at her
home at 1920 Ea. 6sth st. Follow
ing one o'clock luncheon. Mrs.
J S. Hunold will present the main
paper of the day. Famous Ameri-
can Gardens Roll call will be
responded to by members naming
native shrubs. Those planning to
attend should take the one O'Clock
Waller road bus on Pacific ave.
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Leave for Month s
Trip TO East

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Adler. 2317
So. Cushman ave, will leave Sat
urday evening by train for a one
month vacation trip to the east.
The couple will go from here to
Peoria, H., where they will visit
q daughter, Mrs. Teina Richards.
Returning. they will visit relatives
In Lincoln and Hastings, Neb.,
and Greeley, Colo, stopping at
San Francisco to attend the fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Mrs. Dempsey TO Open
Lake Home for Club

The Tacoma Catholic Woman's
club will be entertained on We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. James Dempsey
on Lake Steilaeoom. Co-hostesses
for the afternoon will be Mrs. Theo
Healy Mrs. Lorne McKendry. Mrs.
Leo Gallagher and Mrs. Margaret
Mcdonald.
Mrs. James II. Egan will be in
charge of the afternoons program.
Phillip II by Walsh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Maytime I ca Planned By
Older Girl Scout Members
Affair Friday 70 Be Held in First Presbyterian Church From
$3.50 Until CLOCK; Miss Cline Is General
Chairman Of Arrangements

Older Scouts and Mariners of the Tacoma Girl Scout
organization mark the Teen-age program enter
tanning Mayme tea Friday in First Presbyterian church.
Interests offered this older girl group in Girl Scouting
wider than they used TO be and keyed the
needs of the modern young Teen-age girls taxi
ing part the varied and stimulating Girl Scout activities
which have recently been launched by the national organz
special needs girls from Ia 10 IL years of age
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Plan Birthday Dinner for
Mrs. Georoia s. Conner

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII ]. Conner,
1916 No. 37th st, will be hosts
at dinner party for Mrs. Georgia
S. Conner of Auburn, Tuesday eve
ming. Guests will be Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Lee and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lee of Seattle, and Mr.. J. r.
Eyernan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Junior Mary Ball TO Meet

4 Members of the Junior chapter
of Mary Ball chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, will
meet at O'Clock Thursday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Fred
Friberg. junior chairman, 1881 No.
Cakes st, instead of at the home
of Mrs. Percy Smith. the usual
meeting place. Mrs. Smith. regent
of Mary Bail chapter. is in Wash
ington. D. C.. at the present time
attending the Continental Con-
press of the national D. A. r.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Tacoma Engineers
Plan Skagit Trip

Sound ooiofef motion pictures II
Tac0ms City Light. entitled Put
ting Our Fairgrounds b Work. .
viii be shown If the meeting 0f
the Tacoma gnglnesrs' club al the
Hotel Winthrop Wednesday noon.
Members u the local club are
planning a trip 10 ths ssaslt pro-
lect May 20 snd n. Arranging
tho trip are ". q. wegnsr. w. D.
Christie and ". y. Bom2tssd.
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N,1icsl Discovery stimulates n. sppsfifs
~ l-creas., n. sor 81 gastric JUICE. tbs,
,s.lsflry n dis,.fion ard you ieel 80 rlB,s
better after ~ ~.
ri. tone I. rn,ds iron fornsls -kich
IL, l,f. Dr. Z y Pierc. ioan1 very .s.c
10 shsn II srttr, ptset1cs year age Ma
a .or-a thrungf ~ county hsVs fnrsrf
!, helpial Il ,haaia hip yau. 20. Buy
row q yoaf Druggist. s.- sir.. tzb, SOC
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Entertain for Mr.. and
Mrs.. Juoo On Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. John Juso. 3730
No. Baltimore at. were honored
~ a surprise party Saturday eve
mig on the occasion Of their 18th
wedding anniversary. Buffet sup.
per vas served By Mrs. Michael
kiarlch and Mrs.. Joseph Harys-
teen.
Guests inclBdsd Aessrs. and
Aesdsmes Michael Klsrlch. Jo-
seph Haryateen, Andrew Krese.
yich. John Lsieich. and Aesdames
Joseph klarieh. Jack Mlkclch. Jo-
seph Bartlett. Jack yalsclsh. Matt
Bratonia. Vincent Hisdinieh, Jo-
seph vanieh. Joseph Asrcelis and
Joseph Aanlsy.
Past Presidents Of the Cana
dian Legion Auxiliary viii meet
Thursday for 1870 luncheon a,
the home 81 Mrs.. George Mcneil,
1928 So. s2nd. Mrs. George Under
wood viii preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Literature Section 10
Meet "Wednesday

The evening literature section of
the American Association Of Uni
versity Women will meet at 7.45
o'clock Wednesday evening at the
Y. W. c. A. Mrs. Mary Irene Muir
ply will review Nora Waln's
Reaching for the Stars" All
members of A. A. u. W. are in
yited to attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
MARRIAGELICENsEs

MAffisEe licenses have teen v.
sued by County Auditor .. c1lf.
ford Davis 70 Eoscoe X. Holman
and Lsuretta *. WiiIls bath q
Tacoma; Leonard q. smsiiSooi
u spanawsy and Dorothy Marie
skiliman Of Tacoma: James n.
Irvine Of Anchorage. Alssxs. and
Assds Y. Gerry Of Ages Camp,
ftsI
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Mrs. MeKendry 70 Entertain
Women Of Rotary

Women of Rotary will hold their
monthly meeting at 1870 O'Clock
Thursday at the Steilacoom lake
home of Mrs. Lorne McKendry
Mrs. Frank Devlin will preside
over the business session during
which time the annual election of
officers will be held.
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Benefit Dinner To Be Held
At First Congregational
Proceeds 10 Send Dele 10 Annual Summer Conisesnca
AZ sesbset Mrs. Lincoln L. VIII OF Sesttls.
Director OF Camp. 70 Be SpssLsr

Elaborate plans being made for tho dinner which
200 expected attend to be given Thursday evening
by the Young People of the First Congregational church
The purpose of the dinner benefit affair s to send dele
the annual conference be held IN seabsck during
the months
"A Day nj Seabeck" Will be the theme Of the program.
planned follow the dinner hour Guest speaker will be Mrs.
Lincoln L. Writ Of Seattle who director At Seabeck laa
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81. paul's Circles 10
Meet Wednesday

Circles Of 81. psuls NJ T. Ladies
Aid viii meet Wednesday April
2sth as follows. circle ], with Mrs.
r. ". Simmons. 1907 So. l. Ct.
Circle 2. with Mrs. G. o. Walters.
Ssh So 3ssh 81. Circle 3, .ssth Mrs.
Geo. Strickland, 1928 So. l. ST.
Circle 4. With Mrs. G. II. Schorer.
1888 So. Park ave. Circle S. with
Miss Kathryn Coettllng. 5Z27 So.
" 81.
ID. A. v. Auxiliary will hold a
business meeting a. p. m. We'd
nesday al the home q Mrs Mary
Woodbridge. 1921 Mckinley ave.
Ruth Circle of OlVet Lutheran
church Will sponsor q silver tea
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock in
the Church psrlort.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
DIVORCE ACTIONS

Euit for divorce has been started
In superior court by Ethel VI.
sgsinss John G. ward. Final
DEGREES have been granted 10 Poe
from Birdie Bsccua and 10 Irving
q. from z.iis n, Fcote.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-26
Miss Sicade 70 Speab on
Camp Fire Girls Program

Miss Sally Sicade viii BE- guest
speaker Friday evening a. $50
O'Clock when Camp Fire Girls Of
Tacoma observe National Youth
week "ith a parents night pro-
gram in the social hall Of Ep-
worth Methodist church. So sth
and Anderson SITS Miss Sicsde
will use as her theme. Indian
SYN bolism Of the Puyzliup and
Northwest Indians. Music will
be presented BY members Of the
organization Mrs =. If. Rzyer
Is in charge Of the program. with
Mrs. c. J Brewsaugh, Mrs. z. T.
Mock and Miss Marcia Woods
assisting.
Tahoma ". o. ". will sponsor
the first OF three card parties In
the Eagles hall Thursday evening
al s30. Pinochle and 500. Pc
freshments Mrs J p. Hoyt
chairman. Mrs. ". A. Woodland
assistant.
Gold Star Mothers all meet
Friday for 230 luncheon a. the
home Of Mrs. Cara Langcaster.
5s2s So. Washington.
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Relieve exsess.slly Caused
RNRkEZ
TRY MILDLY INDICATED
Eu1XAA
SOAP A>saOINTMENT
Youth is Over!
MIDDLE age

MIDDLE age
dawnssnd
with il perhaps
lack OF energy,
poor appetite.
acid indigestion.
gsssy, souT siom-
sch. ard belch-
ing This should
rot be over
looked. DR..
psyces Golden
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Early History
Club 7 opic
Wrifsrs Msss - n. !.
Msybin tisms - hlese
spssksss fridsy

tH@ At&&VY ~ A8We&e
coma and II IN early chuveh
we're featured At the April
meeting uf the local ehapeer
at the I.~aeus At Western
Writer'S At the home II Nh.
and Mrs. II. II. Msyhsn Friday
evening.
rhe ssagy II tks ssnass<~t ~
thr rnunsAin frntn Tw fnfmto
NAklne the first approach and
Nsashsnp. wha first wrnte ~ IL -
l.ssas k&ase IN Nh anssseeenefue
ssssmrs sest Stevens eed va
TRUMP. nm finally rnnquets4 IN
peak. wa skesehest ~ my n
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sen IN asaahtHIne<rss nalllt. ~
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ment us~si in mehtuu tbe ettNo
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was nusls sp<s Why ii h>ranss Nm.
~ knewn ~ hnxae - wuenolnl
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heys DR. J Lyman HssQeNonMso
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Sunday School WORKERS
10 Hold Conference

Workers IN church ae fsessss IN
the Tacoma council Of churches
vii hold their monthly eoafsfenes
Thursday morning a. 10 o'esses IN
the First Congregational efspfeh.
Mrs. II A Pope is tks program
chsirmsn for the mornings FfDs
gram which oil nave as It's theme
scnildfsns Day" Raw Holland y.
Burr viii SPEAK On The ssxs
n!fieanes u chiidfens Day Plans
Tor Carrying Dslt q ehiisirsns day
pFoxram Will D< discussed Al
teachers and officers through the
Intermediate departments nast
been Invited 70 tbe meeting.
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pro.oh Club 10 Meet

The Summit Midland rfosoh
club Will meet Al the home n
Mrs. ~. v. Hsrmmsyer "Wednesday
for its annual CUES. day. Afs y,
X. Gatis, president. viii usieoms
the guests. Mrs Norman John
400, program chairman. Will pre-
sept the ladies' quartet ~ Pacific
Lutheran college in group 81
songs and Mia Helen Evans Of
the Hotel Winthrop travel bureau
viii give an interesting usyeios.
Miss Doris Smith will present =
group Of piano solos. Luncheon
yfil be served At 1 o'clock BY Mrs.
Il. l. Becker and nsT COMMITTEES.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-07
KING, QUEEN
WILL ENTER
US. TONIGHT
British Royalty 10 aY
Greeted by Thousands
in SweIfering Heat

LONDON. Ontario June 7.-Only
a few hours from their entry into
the United States, King George
and queen Elizabeth Travelled
through sunny southwestern On
tario Province on a strenuous sched-
ule
Hundreds of thousands of subjects
waited in the sweltering heat to get
a glimpse of their Majesties at the
seven towns the Royal Train is
scheduled to stop.
The Royal Train is scheduled tc
arrive at Niagara Falls where
three and one half hour stay pre-
cedes the crossing of the Interna-
tional Boundary into the United
States. which will be at $50 O'Clock
this evening, Eastern Standard
Time
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-07
SIDES RETURNS

M. H. Sides, Deputy Collector OF
Customs, returned to Juneau this
week after a routine annual in
spection trip to Ketchikan. Mrs
Sides accompanied him.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-07

decay" of the nation. Since then
he has made several speeches as
sailing governmental policies and
sinister alien influences" He has
called for a new Christian" lead
ership for the nation.
First Glass Leader
Brother officers recall he was
pronounced in his opinions as a
commander and general staff Of
ficer but was no table-thumping
martinez. His grasp of details, plus
clear, persuasive speech, won him
reputation as topnotch leader.
He takes considerable pride in
his physical fitness, enjoys the
Army's social life, and is consid-
cred an excellent dancer.
Moseley demonstrated his tai
ents or an organizer during the
World War as Assistant Chief of
Staff in the service of supply. He
was given the Distinguished Ser
vice Medal for great executive
ability in equipping and supply
ing large numbers of American
troops arriving and operating in
France.
Wins Medals for Service
Initiative and personal bravery
won him an Oak Leaf Cluster
during the fighting in 1929 between
Mavioon fa1oral trooy,c onJ rovO
lutionary forces across the border
from Ell Paso Texas. He passed
through field of heavy firing and
arranged a conference between
opposing Mexican commanders
which resulted in the retirement
of one of the belligerent groups
and cessation of fire which was
endangering American lives in
Ell Paso
A native and still a resident of
Evanston, Illinois, General Nose
ley has long been friend of blunt
spoken General Charles G. Dawes,
former Vice President of t h e
/ United States. He served as an aid
/ to Dawes while the latter was di-
rector OF the budget back in 1922.
Moseley was graduated from the
United States Military Academy
in 1899 and served for more than
three years in the Philippines, TAX
ing part in several engagements
during the insurrection
He was made permanent briga-
der general in 1921 when he was
AT. IL years under the average age
for that job.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-07
GRAvINA RANGE
STATION GOES
ON AIR DAILY
Tests N ade of First Air
Beam Installation
in Alaska

Cravina Island range station, the
first aeronautical beam to be es-
tablished in Alaska, is now on the
air daily for from eight to ten
hours for checking by ground sta
tons at Ketchikan and Juneau and
for flight tests, w. E. Kruse, Chief
of the Operations Division of the
Alaska Aeronautics and Commune
cations Commission, said on bis re-
turn to Juneau from the Island.
Kruse came to Juneau on the De-
nall from Ketchikan after visiting
all meteorological broadcast stations
in the Territory except for the one
at Nome.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-07
MOOSE WOMEN
ELECT TONIGHT

A meeting of the Women of the
Moose will be held tonight at the
IOO.F. Hall and is scheduled to
start at o'clock.
Gertie Olson will preside during
the session. Election of officers will
be held during the evening and all
members are requested to be pres
ent and cast their votes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-07
LOUISE TRAVELLERS
ARE FAR FROM HOME

Among long distance travellers
aboard the Princess Louise In port
last night were parties from Aus
tralia and from South Africa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marland
of Perth, West Australia, are see
ing the sights along with Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Flanagan, stockbroker,
and Walter j. North, from johann
nesburg, South Africa.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-07
WHITE PASS HEAD
VISITS In JUNEAU

Sir George and Lady Hamilton,
of London, England, were among
notable passengers on the steamer
Princess Louise yesterday evening,
visiting Juneau.
Sir Hamilton is Chairman OF the
Board of Directors for the White
Pass and Yukon Route.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-06-07
MRS. H. 5. pULLEN
OF SKAGWAY HERE

Mrs. Harriet S. c'Ma) Pullen
famed proprietress of the Pullen
House in Skagway, arrived in Jul
neau this morning on the steamer
Denali
Mrs. Pullen will remain here in
definitely in connection with a
court case nvolving the Puller
House. She is a guest at the Bar
anof Hotel.