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bride, of New York City, ana Mr..
Allan Jones, also of New York.
The bride was graduated from
Eastern High School and attended
George washington University,
where she was pledged to Kappa
Kappa Gamma Fraternity. She is
a member of Lambda Chi Sorority.
The bridegroom is a graduate Of
Mount st. Mary's College and Of
Columbus University law school.
After a short honeymoon at a
nearby mountain resort Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynch will make their home in
New York, where the former is
connected with the Federal Bureau
of Investigation.
Miss Kate Chamberlin Hall
Marries Mr.. Carlson.
The wedding of Miss Kate Cham
berlin Hall of Atlanta and WASH
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Weddings of Interest
To Capital Society
Miss Evelyn Dickinson
Marries Mr.. Lynch
In Sacred Heart RectOry

the wedding
daughter of Mr..
Dickinson of Washington to Mr. Thomas p Lynch
of Washington
the at o'clock with only the
a close friends present.
streetlengh which made
dubonn and
of purple orchids.
Miss Mary Horner honor brown ale costume
flowers Mr. John
Lynch brothers best
O Dickinson Irving
about 100 friends and
blue lace with white
soes and mother of the
perwine white
and pink
Hugh Phillips of Mount ST.
Marv COLLEGE, Emmsbrg William Brown, uncle of the
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Suburban Social Notes
MIR. and Mrs. William Norheet
Leave for Visit in Virginia

Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Norfeet
Of Battery Park, Md. have left for
two weeks visit with Mrs. Norfleet's
mother, Mrs. w. A. Mason, in Amelia
County, Va. Their daughters, Miss
Carolyn Norfleet and Miss Matilda
Norfleet, who have been with their
grandmother for several weeks, will
return to Battery Park, Md, Shortly
after Labor Day. At the END of
September Miss Carolyn Norfeet will
return to Ithaca. N. Y. to continue
her college work in Cornell Uni
versity.
Maj. and Mrs. Hyter Ruggles and
their son of Fairfax. Va. have left
to spend two weeks at Asbury Park,
N. j.
Mr.. Jack Mathy of Fairfax, Va.
spent the week end with friends in
Norfolk, Va.
Miss Katherine Darlington Smith
was hostess at a shower luncheon
Friday at her home in College Park,
Md. The guest of honor was Miss
Glenna Elizabeth Wood of Glenn
Dale, Md, whose marriage to Mr..
Henry J. Lemmermann of Univer-
sity Park will take place August 81
Mrs. William A. Hooker and her
son, Mr. Allen Hooker, Of Takoma
Park, Md, are mentioning in the
New England States.
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Sigma Kappa to Hold
Rush Party Tonight

zeta Chapter. Sigma Kappa
Sorority, will hold formal rush
garden party at the home of Mrs.
Edith Lapish Porter, 3414 o street
NV. tonight at 7:30 pm. Incoming
freshmen women of George Wash
ington University will be the guests.
The gardens will be decorated with
japanese lanterns and Miss Betty
Burnett, with her accordion, will
furnish the music.
Mrs. Porter will be assisted by
many of the alumnae, among them
Mrs. Mary Brooks Haley, Mrs
Grace Lady and Miss Peggy Graves.
Active members who are in charge
of the garden party are Miss Jane
Hampton and Miss Muriel Rafferty,,
assisted by Miss Jeanne Spaulding
and Miss Emilia Black.
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Admiral and Mrs. Strauss
In New Hampshire.

Admiral and Mrs. Strauss
In New Hampshire.
Admiral and Mrs. Joseph Strauss
have gone to Jefferson, N. H., for
the remainder of the season.
The Undersecretary of State, Mr..
Sumner Welles, has joined Mrs.
Welles in Bar Harbor, Me, to spend
two weeks. Mrs. Welles went to the
resort last week. Mr.. Walter Lipp-
mann also is at Bar Harbor. He will
give a lecture at the Criterion
Theater there Friday for the bene-
fit of the jackson Memorial Labora-
tory for cancer research.
A concert will be given August
% at the Criterion Theater to aid
the American Red Cross. Princess
Margaret Boncompagni is a men,
Der of the Arrangements Committee
Nine. Karin Branzell, Metropolitan
Opera contralto, will sing. accom-
panied by DR.. Walter Damrosch.
Mr.. Eugene List, pianist, also will
be on the program.
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ington to Mr.. Carl William Carlson
of Duluth, Mimi, and Washington,
took place Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Robert Simpson Tay-
lor. The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. Warren E. Hall of Atlanta and
Minneapolis, and Mr.. Carlson is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chares w. Carl
son of Duluth.
Tie Rev. Edwin Pieplow of Trinity
Lutheran Church performed the
ceremony, and Mr.. Taylor gave the
bride in marriage. She had Miss
Alice Arid as her maid of honor,
and Mr.. Willard Christianson of
Duluth was best man for Mr.. Carl
son.
The bride wore a rust crepe after
(See WEDDINGS, Page B-4D
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News From the Resorts;
SutherlandS Take Cottage
At Whiteface Inn
Lawrence Townsends Are Among
Sponsors of PinafOre to Be
Given at Schroon Lake, n. Y.

Former Sutherland of the United States Supreme
court and Mrs Sutherland at Wheae nn " where they have
OF friends forward with
to visits there
At Sroon Lake Y where Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Townsend
activity
production
Opera will put tonight Mr. Townsend among
the benefit of the Oscar Seagle Scholarship Fund.
Prince Is
and Mrs Davie
Special the Attorney General
Davies Topdge Prince Felix of
camp Osgood Lake, Paul Smiths N Y Mr. and
with them the formers daughter Mrs Willard
o Tydngs.
Newport taking benefits
relief fashion show drawing particular
Mathews
cocktails
Arthur Bradley Campbell who also entertained
afternoon, his party being held at Chetwode.
resident
Newport including Baroness
Frederick Mitchell Could
the colony all of those pouring tea at
ir a Association
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Greensboro Alumnae
To Hold Farewell
Party Tonight

The Greensboro College Alum
nae Association of Washington
will hold a farewell party for Mrs.
w. Lloyd Horne and her daugh-
tiers, Misses Celeste and Lucille,
at 8 O'Clock tonight at the home
of Miss Ethel Herring at 1850
Sixteenth street NV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horne and their
daughters are moving to Birm-
ingham, Ala, where Mr.. Horne
will be located in business.
Mrs. Horne as we'll as her
daughters have attended Green's
boro College in Greensboro, N. c
Miss Lucille graduated in 1899
and Celeste will graduate in 1911.
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Press

The Australian Minister, the
Right Hon. Richard G. Casey, who
with Mrs. Casey is spending few
days in New York, entertained at a
cocktail party yesterday at the Ritz
Carlton Hotel. His guests were
members of the British and overseas
press.
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-EUing Photo.

of American Republics, Department
of State. is now making his home
at Falkland Manor in Silver Spring,
Md.
Mrs. Roland Davies Of Silver
Spring. Md. was hostess at luncheon
and bridge Friday at her cottage at
South River Park, Md.
Dr.. and Mrs. Albert Lee Schrader
and their daughters. Joan and Eda
Schrader, have returned from their
vacation. They visited in Chicago
and Elgin, Ill; Canada and the
Finger Lakes Miss Jane Schrader
of Elgin is now visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Schrader. She has just re-
turned from Charlottesville, Va.
where she was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd F. Schrader.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Moore have
opened their home in Edgemoor.
Nd, after an absence of several
weeks, which they spent at Wood
land, Md Their daughters, Miss
Mary Jane Moore ana Miss Jean
Moore, were with them on the trip.
Mrs. Moores brother and sister.
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fenton
Cramer. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore during their stay at Wood
land.
Miss Helen Cavanaugh. daughter
NJ CaNa naI1ph
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Residential
Social
Notes
Tuckermans Hosts
Guests From
British Embassy

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
man have visiting them at their
summer home at Southampton,
Long Island, Mrs. Robert NJ
Stewart Richardson, wife of Col.
Stewart Richardson of the British
Embassy. their debutante daughter,
Miss Betty Stewart Richardson, and
Mr.. Cecil Baker of London. Last
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Tuckerman
entertained at dinner for their
guests when others in the company
were Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue Living
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Morice,
Judge Edward Ridley Finch and
Mrs. Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Herter, Mrs Theron Rounded
Strong, DR.. William Saint Lawrence,
Mrs. Henry E. Coe and Mr.. Lawrence
Smith Butler.
Today Mrs. Stewart-R Richardson
will address a group of Hampston
residents at a meeting at the home
of Mrs. Theron r. Strong to discuss
plans to raise funds for the pur-
chase of powdered milk for the
babies of Britain. Mrs. Tuckerman
is national chairman of the fund
and also will speak at the meeting
Mrs. Fleming Holland has re-
turned to her home, Holland House,
after a years travelling with her
niece, Miss Merle Rutherford. Judge
and Mrs. Thomas McAllister, who
have been leasing Holland House,
have gone to their summer place on
Long Island.
Mrs. Wesley A. Zane has returned
to her apartment at the Shoreham
, after a months sojourn at Ocean
City, N. j.
Mrs. Leo Kasehagen entertained
at her home on Jefferson street
with a dinner Saturday evening in
honor of the birthday anniversary
of her son, DR.. Leo Kasehagen, 3D.
Sharing honors with DR.. Kase-
hagen was friend of the family.
Mr.. Parker Williams. who passed
his 9lst birthday in February.
DR.. KaSehagen, who was with Car
negie Institute of Technology, Pitts
burgh, until September of last year,
is now doing research work for a
large company at Tamaqua, Pa.
The Misses Elsie M. Yost and
Florence K. Younger and Mr.. j. c.
Leukhardt are in Mexico City for
short vacation and are registered
at the Hotel Ritz. They made the
trip by automobile. and plan to
spend several days in the Mexican
capital.
Mrs. R. Saul Montgomery of this
city is in New York, where she is
spending a few days at the Hotel
st. Regis.
Miss Mary O'Donnell is at Spring
Lake Beach, N. j., from Washing
ton, and is staying at the Monmouth
Hotel.
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Air Attache Here

The new air attache of the Span
ish Embassy, M. de la Sierra, with
Nine. de la Sierra and their young
son Manuel, has arrived in Wash
ington to take up his new duties, and
with his family is established at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
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Goes to New Home

Miss Helen Jewell of East Falls
Church, Va, has moved to Front
Royal, Va, having accepted Gov
eminent appointment in the Re-
search Laboratory of the Front
Royal quartermaster depot.
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Visitor Arrives
From Pensacola

Maj. William McKittrick, U. S.
NJ. c., and Mrs. McKittrick have
visiting them at their Woodley Park
Towers Apartment Mrs. McKittrick's
sister. Miss Jean Ingram of Pensa-
| cola, Fla.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Dillon and
Mr.. Roy Dillon. jr.. Of 1877 Vernon
street NV, are at the Admiral
Hotel at Cape May, N. j.
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Miss Helen Cavanaugh. daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. Leo M. Cavanaugh,
1See SUBURBAN, Page BAD
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Miss Mary ODonnell is at Spring
Lake Beach, N. j., from Washing
ton, and is staying at the Monmouth
Hotel.
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Mr.. Guy w. Ray of the Division
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Mrs. R. Saul Montgomery of this
city is in New York. where she is
spending a few days at the Hotel
ST. Regis.
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(See WEDDINGS, Page B-4D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
2 WASH|NTON
WOMEN HURT!
Pair Injured In Car
Crash Near New
Westminster
NEW WESTMINSTER. n.

NEW WESTMINSTER. n.
c. Two Washington state
women, who were injured
when an automobile ran off =
highway into q ditch. were re-
covering in hospitals here
Monday.
They are Miss Viva Frsnk. ti2T
Woodland ave, Seattle. who sur
fered shock and hack injury. and
Mis-. Jean Walters. p9T jefferson
street. Olympia. Wash. who suf-
fered shock and bruises.
Two other occupants az the auto
mobile. Wells Foulkes and Clement
Medler. radio operators a, the Sand
Point air station NJ Seattle. escaped
with minor bruises and wcre able
10 return home after treatment.
The accident occurred near Fry's
corner on the Pacific highway.
Police said the automobile left the
highway while passing another
vehicles and toppled over into the
ditch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
People in
The News

nr. Giuscpp> Nats.. -. five
timea president a Switzerland.
was near death Monday. ne last
sacramsnts Il the cathcllc church
were administered 10 him Sunday
night. ! Tousie-h haired sSsckey
Rooney and Acsre~. n<sie n.si.
wore the crowns - movie -kink
and queen Monday. They nse-
ceeaed ryrene Fewer ard S~.s-
cite NacDenNidI VINO held the
crowns last year. hAiipting f.
the hanors Was sponsored ny stcus
90 newspapers -.
lsns~< n. Ysnrx. ecsF<spnndsnt
for the international News SeFxe
ice. wss held Al peiice hesiqusr-
tiers n Tokyo Monday for -quss-
tioning- he was denied visitors.
even hls wife he had returned
recently from a visit 30 Cana.
A. Rsadie Eiilefi. head II TIE
Foreign Policy association In the
4. =. reported Monday that Fsn-
land. Norway and Sweden united
can pat q formidable army IN the
field. but. divided. each IL strategy
eAily and taeticaily weak.
Dr. william irmk~. r.. n. y.
Monday warned Insurance lobby.
is,sa that he would expose them
individually and collectively cn
the house noor" II they oppose
extension Of the Frazier Lemks
farm mortgage moratorium for
another four-year period
Mai Gen. Omar nurdy. retired.
who commanded the second divi-
sion Of the American Expedition
AIRY forces In the worid war before
Chateau Thlsrry. died in WASH
ington Sunday, ct the age 81 -
ferm~r Kaiser Wiiheim II u
confined 10 his room because Of
touch Of influenza, according 10
reports reaching London. Anxi-
ETY. II felt by his family over hts
illness. IL was reported.
Wang ehing.wei. former Chi
nese premier. and other leaders
who favor Chinese cooperation
with Japan. viii meet Tuesday al
rsinEtso 10 form = central polsti-
cal council. which viii he dele
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
SEAL CHAIRMEN
ARE TO REPORT

Christmas Seal rhairunrn ard
dir<etnrs II rae~rrals~s< League
% rs<rce County III ne<s Tuesday
At nson IN The nslhesn. si9 Ne.
rseems ss<. 81 ths Writer hc<Fd
meeting.
pr. George ". Smith ~sn PIE
stds II Tie s~e<GusA Al ehleh Ma
rred y. rfiRuns. rsxee ceunss
seal sale ehsiFmsn. win can fer
reporss On The ieee esmp~lxn.
frusn the following rh&irmrn Mrs
L A. prues. Mira Harry } risxx.
ps. ]. W. aaliik.n. ~. John ,.
Sseess and the following msii
sale chAltm<n n fssfe< eountys
Mrs kiFk best. Ashfunas MFs
Willard Mssnoasld. nssekisy, Rsx.
Verse n Nswh~saz.. rsslnnt: Mrs.
Eari MART Estenstlls Mrs Aas-
nrw=e Meess. C,le usreor. Mrs /.
n Renseil fAses district. MFs
q. X Skinner. SsfionAl. Mfs.
George v. Mnrrss~~. ortlnxs MrS
c. = ntvsns. rssysliup: Ai~ ~.
trice n. Haii. I.nnEmifs Mrs.
Henry nsrsisaa. Roy. Mrs Nor
meth nsnehns. summer. ard nFs
Y 4 Olsen. Vaughn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
CONSUL'S Wife
ATTACK VICTIM

ROME a neopolitsn worker
faced a long prison term Monday
for attacking Mrs. Ray Thurston.
wife OF the United States vice.
consul at Naples. In her home Sat
urday. He beat her over the head
with = hammer Her condition Ia
said To be serious.
The sssailant fled with valu-
ables after smuggling Mrs. Thurs
ton. She had surprised him in her
home. He was arrested q few
hours later with the loot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
SULFAPYRIDINE USED
TO FIGHT PNEUMONIA

BALTIMORE, Md.-Use of the
drug sulfapyridine was credited
today with saving 81 lives in a
campaign by the Maryland state
department of health against
pneumonia.
c. II. Halliday, a member OF the
pneumonia control committee, re-
ported the results obtained with
sulfapyridine at meeting Of
county health officers.
Sulfspyridine is distributed free
by the state health department TO
physicians whose patients are un-
able to pay for it A fund OF
$4,000 has been set aside to IL
nance the campaign, started last
November.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
Two Are Killed
In King County

sKArTfK-rse hlt-vun drivers
surrendered n police Mendsy after
week end az accidents that saak
two lives and critically injured
two other persons
--Sisssn WE'RE hurt IN mlBrr snei.
dents. raiainK the total 10 the
highest paint IN several mnaths'
Kenneth J, t.~ams. ~. ard VIII.
lam X hartman. N. birth a. Seat
Tie. gave themselves ur.
f.esnay. according 20 palsne. said
he was tina driver ~ . car which
struck Mr.. and Mr. redsr ~.
Peters early sunday morning. kill
ing Peters and ssvssing Mrs.. Pet
ers' leg. she wss near death
In King cnanty hospital
hartman told police his ear
struck Mrs. Edith Cakes. "a. ~ha
was In . critical eondltisn In King
county hospital hartman said h~
drove Mrs. Cakes around after
striking her at an intersection and
lot her out when she seemed only
shaken.
-Four year old Joyce walthsr
was killed when she ran IN fFunt
Of \ car driven by John J Rob
bins. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23

A. isnns<a>e rzz~<s arza nnhlrx
he fwe pewersui ssrss ~ ths Co
iasnhis sss~f villa IN - wssnlHx.
tan kna oF<sna. !. sise1sT r<af1r
eemflet~a fingers fsu<a ghs -
60 eost nsin fTAn@nsts<Iao IIa<e
wsil pes> lnfo hsasfestz u s1tI<s
towns villages. hAmiets sn1 farm
hwsnes m sh< twe ss&s<s
Merchants sha tnshssssssllrgs
fuFezHst lmpuftsnt n<w fsxtrrsse
If TO tyr< Tat r>as<irs ka1s hlu<ks
~ steady ru~~f Tks ran n ~
street 80. smaller asht hGIls Tn
nas an - fssrn expects ~ euaH~
lrx - ne electrical go.
rv~Ipxs C~~s ess.eeAsee
nunnsvsii>. lee~tss - niles go
~ Portland % - calanhls. h.s
ALREADY begun 10 heip p~y IN 10y.
after being naf.pSi slsnx with n
invsstas~nt II ~ 80 o.. ~ was<A
approximately pen.oap 90 w~ns
insc the a.sn sns pswvrhauR sd
The balance lnsa lisss and saspts@
tseas
n~~s~vstlp 1p>1v~s~1 H.
eee.eee kslew.1t hssps ~
ysss - pssvnee pswss e~n~
psssps 80 e1t1pn. ~ uA>ra 4
reviewed s~sxsy e]ee.eee
a. ire n~w year swtHms into -
tion. u already ~ ~ sxIssln9 en<-
tracts from whseh n expects 70 -
celvs IN tnecms ~ u m .npn nv
tbs nsxt fi.rsi v<&f. us.nd caaies
u BOT far enough asonx 80 b. saa-
tract fcr ths ssi~ ~ rnweF
To nssp ~ ssssevsss~a
Only s~s af fsannsvsils's 10 p<ni-
sessd Ksuefssoxs are nnw IN apess-
ton. with > capacity a. - zoo Milo
watts and % PEI cent u ssw being
used constantly ruur nsaFs uea-
orator units are s<peeied - -
oompistsd IN ip<t. Aadlns 1to..
600 kiiu~stts 10 the esstput.
Grand cnales. lecstsd ln centraI
Washington. b<lSe~a wsastshs~
and Spokane. viii he ready fps
operation toward the end of ipti.
u congressional appropriations are
adequate n not. operations yin
bs delsysd . year.
The year.sfussnd rowef pfoatses
tlan % Grand c.unise. largest ansier-
taking ~ lis kind In the wufia. wiil
b. mnre than eight biIilan hiIs~att
hours. or AGO 600 horsepower.
During high water stages an sads-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
MRS. HANNAH HOLM

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Han
nah Holm. rs. who died Saturday
at 2102 So Ainsworth ave, and
who lived at 2342 So. Sprague ave-.
will be held Wednesday at p. m.
from Lynn's chapel. Burial In
Tacoma cemetery Will follow. A
native of Finland, Mrs. Holm was
member OF the Pentecostal Tab
ernacle. She leaves a sister, Mrs.
Anna Renard of Tacoma; two
grandchildren. Melvin Lund and
Mrs. Ethyl Richardson Of Portland,
Ore. and a sister and brother in
Finland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
John Il. HALL

John f. Hall, 5s, former resident
of Tacoma, died Saturday In a Sc
attic hospital. Hall. a carpenter
ing and shingling contractor, was
born In Hamilton, Ont, and WAS
brought to Tacoma when but six
years old. He remained here until
1926, when he moved TO Seattle.
He leaves his wife. Jessie OF the
home. 800 No. l0ist ST., Seattle.
two sons. r. r. Hall of Puyallup
and A. r. Hall Of Tacoma: three
daughters. Mrs Margaret Childers
OF Steilacoom lake. Mrs. Beatrice
Woolrey Of Wilmington. Cal. and
Miss Susan Hall OF Tacoma; a sis
ter, Mrs. Clara Carr OF Puyallups
three grandchildren and two step
sons in Seattle. Funeral announce
ments viii be made by Mittelstadt
mortuary In Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23

During Mira lola campbsll's visit
10 California. her boms Al 1917 50.
} 81. was ransaeksd Poiles. sum
moned Monday ~ Mrs. G. oshlsr.
1919 ~. a.. found burglars hsd
rannacksd the place Less cannot
h. determined unili Mrs Camp
BELTS return.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23

Funeral services for Archie Mon
deau. retired veteran officer and
former chief Of police. who died
Saturday al his home, win be held
Wednesday at l p. m. from the
Buckiey-Klng chapel Tho Rev.
A. r.. NJ. kettnsr viii officiate.
Burial win be In Mountain View
Burial park.
Tacoma police officers Win make
up the escort and act A. pail
bearers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
ADAM GgfEsEMFR

Adam Crissemer. 81. . granite
mason, died Sunday At his home.
Rt. 3, Box go. He had lived In
Pierce county As years. he leaves
his wife. Leonora; two daughters.
Misses AIwine and Juanitz. one
son. Adam. r. all Of the homsi
one brother. Peter. and one sister.
Mrs. Kate Ceorg. both q Clevs-
land. o. Stories Nin announce
The funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
Tacoma Obituaries

cific railroad. died Saturday In
local hospital lie lived at i72o
so. NJ ut. He had lived in Tacoma
as years. and had worked for the
railroad 81 years, prior To retire
ment In 1892. He leaves his wife.
Alice. of the home: one daughter.
Mrs. J. V. Allison Of Pasadena.
Calf. and one son. NJ. !. Schneider
OF San Francisco. Services viii be
held Tuesday at , p. m. from the
Cassidy a. Allen chapel. Rev. Paul
Jueling officiating. Burial In
Mountain View Burial park will
follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
MRS. ALICE WOODS

Mrs Alice Woods. s4-year-old
resident Of Elma, where she had
lived the past 45 years. died Sun
day In q local hospital She leaves
three daughters. Mrs r. y Pla-
mondon and Mrs. r. S. German Of
Seattle. and Mrs. g Hennessey Of
Los Angeles. two sisters. Sister
Hary Alice. supervisor Of Prov
dence order in Yakima. and Sister
Louis Angela OF Wslls Wails. who
opened the Sacred Heart school In
Tacoma. Gaffneys sent the body
70 Elna where services win be
held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
JOHN LINDGREN

John Lindgren, 66, of 1923 Ea.
32nd St. died Sunday in a LEGAL
hospital. He was a native Of Fin
land and a member Of the Luther
an church. He leaves his wife,
Johanna OF the home. Lynn's viii
announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23
JOSEPH FRANCIS cLyNN

Joseph Francis Giynn, II, died
Monday morning at his home. RI.
7. Box II. He was born In Boston.
Mass. and had lived in Washing
ton IS years. the last is of which
were spent In Tacoma. lie leaves
his wife, Caroline. Melllnger's
will announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-23

ohe was housh' ic ndu pctIi
tangling with the Spanish ships
on his own for some time, for fun
and for what he could steal. He
knew that Spain, heavyweight
champion of the seas, was slipping
and sucker for good fast right.
But the Armada was nothing to
laugh off. The great King Philip
II of Spain was peeved at England
for a number of reasons. and had
decided to polish off the tight little
island.