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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
$4,000 Domoge Suit
Being Argued Here

A seuffle more than year ago
in which c. c. Rose. Tacoma paint
er. was pushed off a bar stool.
was the cause of a $4,000 per-
sonal injury suit filed in superior
court Thursday against Art Son.
neman.
Rose claims Sonneman careless
~. reeklessly. maiciously and
wllfully assaulted him and knocked
him from the stool The accident
occurred June 20. 1899. at the
Ozark tavern. Rose suffered q
hip fracture
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Great Crowd
Cheers F. D.
AT Capital
we Get On Pretty
Well. 1" Smiling
Chief Declares

Observation-Disclosures
Roosevelt returned 10 the cap
ital today. where he was ac-
claimed by ch eering thou
sands that lined flag-bedecked
Pennsylvania ave.
In honor of Roosevelt's sweeping
third term victory. the district
commissioners had declared viz
tual half holiday, and government
workers, school children. tourists
and others turned out by tens of
thousands.
Members OF his cabinet and his
running mate. Vice President
Elect Henry A. Wallace. waited al
most a half hour in the early morn
ing chill of the station platform
to greet him.
Reception Held
At the station, the navy band
struck up Happy Days" as his
private car was slowly wheeled to
where his open touring car waited.
An informal reception was held
aboard the presidents train in the
station
Mrs. Roosevelt was first to board
the train. Wallace and Mrs. Wal
lace went aboard soon afterwards.
and they were followed by Secre-
tary of State Cordell Hull, Secre-
tsry of War Henry L. Stimson, Sec
rotary of Navy Frank Knox and
other members OF the cabinet.
The president appeared tired. but
was gay and patient as he posed
for photographers and waved
greetings to the cheering throngs.
He Smiles Broadly
Roosevelt's car stopped on the
plaza just to the southeast of IN
ion station. Remaining seated in
the car, he smiled broadly as he
expressed his appreciation to the
msssed thousands.
1T think this means a great deal
to Henry Wallace and to Mrs. Wal
lace and to my wife" Roosevelt
said.
Wallace sat beside him and the
chief executive threw his arm over
the future vice presidents Shout
ders. Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Wal
lace sat in the forward seats.
I'VE Get On Well'
Being here all these years
means that we and you get on
pretty well" Roosevelt said. I'VE
are very happy to be back here for
a little while longer.
I'VE like farm life pretty well
but, of all the cities I can think
of, We like Washington the best.
II want you to know how glad
We are of the results of two days
ago and of the chance to stay here
just a little while longer"
Inc crowd, extending in an I'M
broken mass from union station tc
the capitol, roared its approval
Roosevelt waved and the process
sion started.
Police Line Up
The crowd that lined Pennsyl.
vania Avenue and the station plaza
exceeded 100000, officials said.
The White House police force
clad in new uniforms. was drawn
up along the drive inside the White
House grounds. The officers stooc
at attention. The White Hous.
staff stood along the south wal
Of the White House and CAV.
Roosevelt a cheer as he entered
the building. his home again FOL
the next four years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

IT is understood. viii apply equally
TO Grand Coulee as part Of a
joint federal system.
City Of Tacoms's inter-tie line
TO connect the tideflats industrial
suhstation with the Bonneville
Coulee service a. the northeast
city limits is nearing completion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08
Carries Heavy Load
For His Weiqhi

PITTSFTELD, Mass. - Seven
year-old Harry Radke logged
more than one-third of his weight
In tin foil TO collection depot rs
his contribution to the Shriners
hospital for crippled children at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-08

Springfield. The 34-pound young
ster carried IL pounds of tin foil.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14


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MAGISTRATE COURT At
CITY HALL FURNISHES
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
THE
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ON NEXT SUNDAY


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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
COUNTY RED CROSS DRIVE
FOR EUROPEAN RELIEF
EXCEEDS QUOTA FIXED
Wen Over slsos Raised BY Workers. Some Districts DoahlIns
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san eoanty f0F fsEae - CARY a.
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irG fhe past scvera, weeks AL cls-
kr1cts ns uhe county paRse1 their
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stances shey doubled TIE amount
asked ~ them Moss rntnk which
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the largest amount turning n oFer
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
Crondmo's Homs-Mods
Recipe Checks
Constipation Quickly

FoF q hundred years or moFes
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pie remedy consisting Of pfnnss
and nenna leaves. IL always
worked. IL va sure. safe. tasty
and effective.
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improved and fa soA under the
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70 produces the finest system toate
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-06-14
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
Choral Union

Soy Fl VII mark The dsy wher
We mus again he thankful n &c
could hn' foao TIE man, blessings
'lat lave boon bestowed upon ns.
Ano'hcrlAeRe mar'hs hayo pass.
~ and enable our Sineaps 10 sing
o1 and NC malnr.lv are enio,nc
good health
A. a nafinu Nc afe siill AZ peace
nd our homos Az snil free from
being moles'od ,, howbs. God has
acssod our orori. and each month
7e have gore forward with nen
.'7l and bseer ami bc'tsr pro
au
The Gospel lFaupeieers s,ns 'c
packed house SUNDAY evening
facf were assisted ~ We King
solomon Harmony Five and ,be
fNne Cloud.
Th" choral uuon features a simi
Jar program each thyrd sunday IN
nc month ~ New SALON.
~, DAISY colquii one Of the
ia'h'ui singers. is 80 ~ her home
$40 Tweuiy.fourih street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-23
SET DATE FOR
EDUCATIONAL
MASS MEETING

TITO Fd'~'ponal commt'tee of mo
Womor raanl % socona Rap-
iitt t4HHH VIII Wosn' I'nan
ie7r a,i-imi slperrtandcHt of
'lt' N'Iof ho0 and nr Robert
" iaskri moiical supcrin'ctaeut
~ We W8tn Coar 11nninr
se''" ea' speakcr- on Tho
h''a aneia farris aul Teachors'
oH n.lle SlNdat. Doe ar
3 we 81 tc ,hgri
MH w'l hc fnu~hrd h Aano
l7iH. rtl5s' dna cou'fato aud.
ffdf rarard b,y hsrnon
Tb iih'ie Is invited 20 boar
ih'e -pah'ls whose vofk 80 tho
s0Aoe aNan msfh - mo children
o' nr commits N1l ats
Il tfe committee cast
SHnaf A' Neon n,oiiig 4d
lAta cmnf is expected Tlc CON
n'''re nonse flf ma ulri.
HIe elr oar p vlir tip moo.
c.rie tfA p hotN,cN parcnfs
tna '"aDhe nil tcsif
NJ " Nccrn is challnt ~
't f19olr0nal committee. lifs
\ q i'tnr. clfdrman " iho Mas
Meeting tnNWfjeo
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johnson related in ,ery eloqneri
nanw M Nrud~iai piece 81
community Work lhol he has nm
d'iiahcn Ia lhe * ssals ~ his
passionate ~ 81 lonn Tifs potk
Was MOI oni, confined % members
OF mar chm'h bli 10 an, souns
or DID, reRardle-s 10 rhUrh ccn
nrciinns The Tov i.bfsi4 air
amonr MS outstanding program
70 needy chi.Iren OF that neigh
hol hood
Tho execippfla PREPARED dlnnsl
VAS followed b, me sincing of "a.
Neli'' rnmmup.t, pep songs led
bs Mss l.o.lie Grant,
An'p. hose seen aeound the
neatly laid tables were Mrs q,
Johnson Mrs Malcolm 6 Dade
Mr and Mrs Herbert whre Sir
and Mrs William Hal Mrs Her
man Roscoe AIRS. shirley Jackson
Mrs Clara Fullnm Mrs Mabel
MoselN Misses Clara Dgulsp. Ia
wnia Bright and manr Others
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FLUSH KIDNEYS OF POISONS
AND STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

HEALTHY activity into them. esf q
IS cent package ~ GOLD MEDIA
llaarlem Capsules and take as Ill.
recied.
This harmless tried and trle
medicine gives results Won Abogl
fcll hoti'r in few DAYS. as this o..
fcciiye diureiic and kidney siimr-
liant drives excess uric acid fror.
The body which is often the agFra
Walton ~ joint agony. sciaiica ara
ncuritics
Don't be an EASY WARN and me-
cept u substitute Gct Gold Medal
IIaarlem oil Capsules the original
and genuine. look for the Cold
Medal on The box 81 cents. Adv.
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.hristian Science

.tl A.. Tho subj
b. ind h" s,.,,o, IN iii
4 r. ~ ,,,,hos through
sa Se''' .ds ~ov 81
b nofiN
srae, ifN ''''"' ~
N Ale'. ~ nra j.
<rlle' W tt.,h 49,, soni
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Tive moxle va. fnlloNed Is, a
hail concey presented bv I've
Mi'i. gan Sumption, 1loa aude Use
ali' l'N ~ 1aiini. NJ lritre The
hanH inii i- q pafi n! ihr VIA Mn
sic v9i''l and eefy capahly pro-
selli'a pi"staul That Was waimly
r'''.f' bt ihe nos and their ,cla-
WYE
ffcn =" tD pn' ~" par'ni-
miii s. afpand 'hc boys Department
ipht Watching pug pong matches.
cherter games ans ere rogue. At :
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Church OF God


FoiInvtnr fna pt W
10y laf REV NatA sdae sre
o. h' ~ Roy rs j "a h.a ns
Ref 7 o. Nctie 60 pssfo. ~
sfet ~ -Hf sss ffom temsN Az
In' ras'of and merac
spesls ~ s. sfepAens ANt
n me afternoon nv Nrcass MAS
mo sp-4Aei
Ter morial sstpes ae.t
~ ne ''enius nr Samae mar
dls MS nc spe-ss TIC r., n
Rolden also spoke hmefi,
mixed ctoas ~ 'rc cna, s,
''"a "i'l sins over NJRk. Mrs.
la ksene is dirscress
MS lame Han s ~
gorier
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Second Baptist

Roa.as na ~anday NOV. -
4 As.r ~ n.ng anniversary
k-,oon asfe o' tho anniver-
X ~ N = Rradhy as
81 ~ bariist church.
/ ro-a l0s Nato. ni Colum-
1 ~, vH' ~ iAc speaker
= Rev Is Ramsey Of Now
onerne and choir
| ,ss.i second Monday
brs
n Rst. was and HOLMES
a % Fellow shin
b. a.r tlm will be llcld
ever W % under the
r. en- ar1ns and trus-
y w. ls chairman
B. pa ard Y A. Bri-
|Bs -Asew n mo Trustee
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USHERS'
NOTES

Simdsf Noy q A. pm the
cry sher BOARD nr oa viii hold
Us meeting ~ Macedonia BAPTIST
church, The Nj Owe ! sher boa a
VIII sponsor an ail-day program
on iae same day
lhe ushefs met A. We lNt 4 isst
lhp sdav evening The president
ng"d all boards 20 give dona'iox.
'o me Goodfellows committee ~
iheir meeting.
The ~ Zion gshef celebrated
their snniversarv Sunda Nov H.
The calvary Senior nshefs we're
awarded the pwze Sunday. ~, IL
'rem the Caiendat wsddinE ROM
test which was sponsored hv Mrs.
" Jordan
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Peoples Baptist

D. WIS JUNIOR Day Al
n Rs1 nprch Deacon.
\ srt sr0 wore in charge
y etio'oe- porini.
D. Rev IS y Thornton d.
r. 0oa sermon from
i. Tf-es rosons we're add
p ~ fte Junior chair
} MSS w Wills and Mis-.
tia Ts' soloisis.
p fos9r Noras presented
Ese'a sa oN in a recail
b pr S was accompanied
r. sro Waiter west
\ I'rr fNke again Sun
ir'sr y sf7 pm The Eey
'','' ~ ~ Third Rap-
r'3'f r. ne speake Tor
Nis arsr society
2 'la's nW'ed TO a'tad
R'tiv 1urch Is located
RS s-rl vfeet
7 " n7n s church re-
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Live a Healthier, Happier,
Life

Thousands Of men and women
wonder WHY ha,kache hoihers
Thorn why The, have 20 visit the
bathroom often az night why flow
fcant, md sometimes smarts
and hurns.
Any one OF these symptoms may
moan that Your kidneys and hlaa-
ifr need attention now before ne %
minor symptoms may develop in.
o. serious ifnull'
1u fash our 'yrrss waste poisnn 3
nl aeid ffoni klin',s. sooihc Sonr
uIiai,d bladder and pN, morf
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Starlight Church

THE re, MIS- ',iay del.e lhr
Wogntr message lr kmirirk
Na. 'ae evening speaKei Tho Roy
$ Watkins also spoke from S.
ioln
ln the afternoon tho SfsrHght
choir renirrod a program AZ wAlch
nuo fhc iltarcn- Nrff presented
with 4 token ~ Appreciation.
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Benevolent Pastor Addresses
St. Cybrian's Parish Round Ub

ne Parish Roundup dinner AT ST Cllrans fpls-
eopAl church sponsored FRIDAY evening Nov u hv
the members Of the Canvass committee
The Rev. l. G. Johnson rector Of ST. Johns Episrota
Church. Detrnl. was The gmest snoaker- Thn Pc Nr
Evening star., 1940-02-17
Dr.. BIackwelder
10 Continue Series
Al Lutheran Church
'Christ's Answer to
A Broken Life PIun'
Subject at 8 PM.

"Christ's Answer to q Broken
Life Plan" will be the subject of DR..
Oscar F. Blackwelder, pastor OF the
Lutheran Church Of the Reforma-
ton, tomorrow at pm, the second
in a series on Intimate Glimpses
Into Ourselves" In the morning he
will preach on "The Forgiveness Of
Christ and the Subconscious Mind"
The Rev. Ralph w. Loew, associate
pastor, will speak at $50 an. on
I'VE Were Meant For Each Other"
second In . series, Things Hard to.
Doubt"
Lenten services will be held at
7:45 pm. Wednesday, DR.. Black
welder will lecture on Fundamental
Principles Of the Christian Reli-
sioh." Organ recital and quiet mo-
ments are scheduled at 8:15. A
service will be held at $50 conA-
tinuing the series steps in Chris
tian Living"
The Parson Memorial Sunday
School Glass will meet on Monday
at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Beck, 1912 B street Sc. The
Ladies Aid Society will hold a pub
lie luncheon Tuesday at noon. The
Daytime Circle of the Women's
Missionary Society will meet on the
same day at 1:30 o'clock. Topic. will
be "The Refugee Problem"