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Big elbow
And Rhyme
Reach Pact
WI Home Hun King
Had Intended Serb
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re1ire fr~sn - preferu1oan1
snsue. - l~~se fsr - ernen..
nut ~ ssrunn~~f s1v1erp1 ~
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tsss4Aef WITH - sp>rsng -
~ heru~ training xvln6 -
s<~ heurs s~sy. ~ ~ ~
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na1 sei1s
-oksy. Hal. ~ ne ~ scntr1el.
m PIT the nld Jolsa >snsy - -
dotted linz
Ana be dld.
AL ~ which lrav<s Ihs Tigers
wfth thres powerful hlsldExuns -
the outssxarsien Aheost !.
F1rpo Kseksrt =.
BsA cal<. right h~sa<s hurt
~ VIA ps~ssss~is ssnsuse~a
bis reiiresssNt bst tbs
ehaaEed his uztn6. arrived y
TsesuM this nserninx nsd ~ill
IN .. the Ansestnaa Lac
irHlaias sreaad Iamsrrss
nsssnins when II hrih tHii.
TIM start Of ths weFk.
Mary Richsrf tame n today
from his home ~ fonxhrAnah. Ne
brought with him 0ien Whiiilsid. .
young catcher from t.onxhrenrh.
Mary says the yoslnEst<r has euod
possibilities.
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Beers Shorten
Arrival Date

SEATTLE - University sf
Wa@hinEtsa athletie officials
were informed today the rnl-
verslfy 81 CALIFORNIA; three
crews wsssla arrive emily four
days before thsir sausai regatta
here April 20 With the Haskies.
Heretofors the HeArx have
u.ually arrived IN time fer Q
weeks workouts On Lake Mssh-
ngtos-
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struck cut. hy Heherf ?. AnuiToiA
a. bases on balls. of Hehert : Ardi-
rolA 2: left on bases. Hollywood 5.
san Diego !. two-basr hits, Clsseil.
Dspper. Herman; run batted In. He
berf. sacrifices Herman. hrdizolA
Berkowftx, double plays. Skeiiss 70
cisseil TO Sweeney. Hoover TO CiSssn
70 Sweeney 2. sperry 10 AeSner 10
stinson; time. ID: umplres. Hood
and Eueein
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winning pitcher, Van State, IN.
ninks pitched. By Schmidt ! rins. 81
bat. of Schmidt 10: nIts. of Schmidt
Q. runs scored. eff schmidt |. Ell
Van Slate : runs responsible fof
oresory ,. sehmidt J. van slate 1:
struck out. by ufeenFY J. Van sists
5; bases ON balls. of schmidt !. Van
Slate \: left on bases. seattle II.
sacramenio 4: two-hkss hits. wAklsy
Keliehsr. white Archie Etenirr.
runs batted in, Williams 2. niattner
kaemiec, vnnni 3, Archie. usTinaidi
Barton stolen base nsrssn. double
riay. Williams 10 Hlattnsr 70 Barton
time cf game, ! so. umpires. EDWARDS
and Powell
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Ski Weather

PARADISE-Road oSsen TO Para
disc; carry chains; S3 degrees; no
new snow; total i05 inches; high
overcast. with light northwest
wind; forecast. unsettled; spring
snow; skiinE good.
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Odds Favor Rangers

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asw Ta4h fsaass8e ss as9a - =
msss sssasa sazs@E - thsT h@le ;
brasf wofhoas befaEs NsetaMa fhs
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IN. naassss sQa Ihe fsfz4 twe
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Al and e. 81 Madison Square
Garden ana II Ehsy w1n taaisff
iii feFes s1e Leafs ~ Nin fesaf
ssFAlshg games y take iha etps
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9t1aE - -
Batted for Brown for eighth.
Batted for Iiska In ninth.
80 kkf1HT Hn

Winning pitcher. I4lisrd inninR'
pitched. BY Iallard 7, At bat. Of
Lillard "a. hits. off Llliard D. runs
scored off Liiiard 5; runs responsible
for Liiiard 8, LIska 2. struck out
by Lllard s. Liska 8. Berry | base.
on balls. off Iiliard 4. Liska 3 hit
by pitcher, Hernandez hy Liska. left
on bases Portland 8 Los Angeles s.
home runs, Donaldson. ciAhaneh.
two-base hits, atringer. Muller. Fred.
crick. Statz. nuns batted In. Donald
son I. Noyikoff. strinRer. Muller 2
Rosenberg. Clabaugh q. stolen base
Mayo; double plays, Strinser 70 Col.
Inns, Mayo 70 StrinRer to Collins
Brown 70 Muller TO Frederick. tins
OF game, l SO. umpires. Snyder. Fall
and Mazzoo.
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Fair Bowler
Shoots 654
InTourney
Best Women's Mork
Ever Mode Locally:
Average Goes Up

Erma Musselman. leading lady
Tor the champion Hotel Winthrop
team. and the top bowler of the
Glass A women's bowling league,
rolled an all time high three game
total, 654. for Tacoma women's
league bowlers Friday night on
the Broadway alleys.
Starting off with 22l. she con-
hnued her fine pin work with 21o
m the second game. and then
wound up with 223 for the huge
654 II was fine exhibition of
pin work, and only one open frame
was in the records when the games
were complete.
The previous high score Of
Tacoma women league bowlers
was 652. registered last season
BY Louise Wahlers. Eleanor
Brown also holds one Of the
highest marks of local stars,
with 651, also made last year.
Miss Musselman's 654 was a per-
sonal record. and the three 200
games were the first ever rolled
In succession in league play by the
Winthrop ace. The big total
brought her seasons average N
the A league to IT'S, best mark OF
all the members of the strong cir
cult.
Last nights matches closed play
m the women's league. Hotet
Winthrop won the championship,
with Sixth Avenue Merchants fin
sshing in second place.
A new record was written
into the books Of the Major
league on the Play Nor alley
last night when Billy Reid,
lead off man for Richfieh Hi
Octane checked In with games
of 2I9. I8g and 247, to record
a 655 total. Sam Coles rolled
GIT for Pacific Match for the
only other 800 total In the
session.
Rudy Furnaces won the title OF
the Gas company league In the
playoff on the Broadway alleys,
defeating Penfield Water Heaters,
2313 to 2276. Charley Toybee leo
the winners with 513.
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Coast Standings


YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Los Angeles 6. Portland 5.
San Diego /. Hollywood 0.
Sacramento 6. Seattle 5.
Oakland s. san Francisco 8.
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PHILADELPHIA Jam,

PHILADELPHIA James j.
Henry. former Villanova star. will
become the new head football
coach at La Sale college TO succeed
Marty Brill. who resigned 10 go 10
Loyola University OF Los Angeles.
1t was disclosed today.
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sorrn TAfnNA rINks

T'ha neaffh Tsx0nan l.insM NH
had q practices seesltm Sunday mi
10 :. m 81 Isobers Gray fAsAd Ar
nsHtess a tbs team are sskad 10
rspoFt
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Texas Aces
Top Golfing
Competition

AnGUnTA. 0av--1hsy'rs out to.
day 10 Try 10 stamp cut the 'rssss
prairl. fire little jimmy penaarst
frum Houston VIVA be EwsFt iHfs
; lie for The LEAD In tbs ssvsntn
annual masters rolf tDarHafHsns
with = pustef fhat Y hotter shsn
a summer wind serees NE psa-
handle.
Going inss th< fhifa rsusa
sAia afferaees. fbeassFel \ tIcd
~ lsa with I1sxs AassEsaz
= fsllsa Tesas. slss fire.
reears breshias % In - first
round Thursday. ssat - l3<
81 averages caught ~ wffH
ssaaTrum yesssFssy--Is -
i.a't IN the bssiss Tor . nsss
10 have Lac consecutive sssss<zs
II HAD snef-s1lhie snas<-~-saa
Ne sssk . u. shsee sser pss.
Dor all T.rsuns sn Dskis sbs lpvs
aolf m,sch u the glamour ssut cut
n shls tournament tnfsy. tor
bobby jones' announced he world
have 10 drpp out he has bssn
bothered ~ hsarnisss n his s~ft
shoulder ara yesterday hs wAs at
tempting 10 play using he riEht
arm only ard merely snpf1Y.
ing HE left ons 10 glide -
eiab pespits that. hs shot . cred
lDls ~. whsna tsgstnsF sta -
~ n the finss a&y, rave hsm 1b1
for % holss
Thss. are - ho1@~ 81 y Pssy,
and Tiers win h~ na reel fos siIheF
p~mafst or MangfuFB. Hot on thsif
hesls are the hokssFs Of fbs thfvs
ma pr snif championships N tins
country - ByroH Melissa. fp~n
champion: bud ward. amaassr
champion end Henry ptexrd, y. q
A esamgaan. Melissa h two STROKES
osf ths pace 81 al ana Ward ans
Picard kavs la
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EUGENE. ORE. University e
Dragon freshman baseball feafa
posted : 1914 victory over Grant
hlxh af Portland yesterday.
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f1hs henptsel ~ ~ -.
iltiI< ~ ~ Hxex Z it1n
hssss nw. ne shiny ~ ut
dIprea N hsmR h th< hnsns
folks ne h<zFas snHsInk To-
iass. Anzl shaf : khfillf=
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winning pitcher. Ballot. ioeinE
pitcher, Buxton, Innings pitched.
0shson 7. Buxton az esivesnn III.
at bat. off Gibson ~ buxton IS. sal
veson 5. hits. off Gibson 0, Buxton
II, Saiveson 4. riIns scored. off oie-
son 4. Buxton 4 saiseson 4 runs
responslnle for. Gibson ,. Buxton 4,
Saiveson /; struck out. by Gibson q.
Buxton . nnilou /. safvcson :; bases
by pitcher. Vergez by Gibson. Jen-
on balls off Buxton T. Ballou 2. hit
ninRs by Buxton: wild pitch. Buzz
ton: passed baiIs. Raimondi ?. home
run, Chriatoff; three base hit. Dunn.
two-base hits. Holder. Chapman. runs
batted in. Wright 2. Norbert. Dunn
2. chrlstoff 2, Storey 2: stnlsn bases.
Jennlnss. Burns. Barrett. double
plays, verasz 70 Luby 20 Dunn 2.
Wright to Storey 70 Burns. oudat
10 Luby; time. ais. umpires. Duran
and Farming.
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Mayor-eIeet Harry Cain. frssh freu hunf fhrsnwh
California. made ths~s fs6nz u interest aasr ~ spsr
trail down beowi
That Brsvsa Dyer. fermsr Taesm.s ~ - go .psss
ssmmeHiaier n Ia. eaJyiag exceptionally wId> pspnr
srliy and = bn&lsr Than ~ sparta srif&r
nzahsth ifsks ~ isys&fsa saay ca -
ths Ksmss Kfssts~t player
fsst - iHssss tai Ns<Aias lie paas ne 1he
fi
y 10 Harry. sssd saif~ hiassk fsno~sd ~ttA s@t&y
Manages Arnod stAsis Anxss I~fty
hesdsd
dsssiopnx phyeeai EssaDy m -
thnxx IN Taeons sp~a - s@1ea
Howard Jan~s ost feets~n
hui si vin hs <fs -
9th several tesms isft henA feF ssw Yssf !.
fs~ahe FssseA ~ - - - go nsuan4 -
sm II te1m Meursw seA~ t1l1unenN rsrn6
~ sims - 80 rsor6~ sns>s NJ
tsls<As es.iis - sfs~t aessw - nMpts~s
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Hsas msiheak@i sna fsFmAsh4& e4w b ezns<za
Aad sa@fs 1~~h fses. ~ se1 nfsk&m -.
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Siz H., single game. indiyidual--A "
I nsn 5as Trowbridse. "a Team
se,Ii brewery e7s: Hotel WIN
'h High three games. individual. 70 US us
..insn s44. brown. sos. Team W.,
,uu1bia Brewery. 2e74i hossi W.
fhrop. 2575
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Select Stadium
High Golf Team

ina Stadium golf tsam was
s~lectsd Friday. win 0sorgs
cornbs named f1rzs ssaa, followed
~ Jack Wilson. Bill Hopping,
Oscar Kllason sn6 chst Brown.
c1aFsnes Casa and Fred Rasmaas-
sen we're NAMED e. sitsrnaisa
---@z-s~=sl-ss sszss71--le-~s-s~T
n yos'Es nos aslne T. ssii 4 With
a Fast Aetion TInee Wsnt AZ
Phons AAfn saDa.
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nsnxTuw :. He4x kexla
th<sr hattie ~ pelIsl4s
- - honz< -. 13nt -
hesns sasl ven sp~ln. =
go kHe@ II Am1<snn
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Humorous. Ysf Trcqic -.

staff ~ - expsetnlisw4 - ndy = pro1i - lknxs
Tor hia Tigers. Firpe ~ ysnn9 eees suif>ttsF
aks. gsud exps<sd nn1 HI firnl sn1 seirkin9 -
Frsnclere SEALS give MIR eilk4 Loonnf1 - nstshe
we hsss nTsnnsv NJ ~ oyHrs rr<sne y sr~ e.e ~
fp~
Ha sss % n. ssss rsssas4 - 49, ys~ -.
~ answered pux&se1 sspssm savne ~.
training hnnsn Aane ~ yea4ns&eTn
tFs ao~nrxh Nss ~v~4 ssae
IN fact hsr deadly
ias.r ability sas saas . - ryss vnn ~ = nsssss sns
"s M ,rass ~ tragic ~n>~ 80 ~~@< ~sn a~up-
good keep ssinx ahead 1hs fauss areD ~ = ssm&
ago knsw whe turned
faiius fyonaA pa~xr. mi X
had he snoss hsd rather h<vs . ~ me shaH t~ se
70 hs sxaited pesiou th< husa~a4 whk HHnny
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rOsals ....... ssT 90 iese zsi7
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ers on current topics. pub
lie program this year is ~ eNcep-
ton TO the usual quality. inasmueh
IS they are bringing Bill Henry
here 10 talk on .Front Page feo-
Pile
Bill Henry Is a war correspond
ent. the first one TO return from
the European field with = record
of actual news service on the front.
lie was in London when the war
broke out. and the war council Of
Great Britain and France chose
him as American eyewitness re-
porter along the Magnet and
siegrfied lines. where he did COW
erage for radio and press.
Bill Henry has a varied career.
including newspaper and magazine
editorships, = vice presidency in
one Of the worlds largest aircraft
manufactures. and being sports
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Segregated into three sessions,
morning. afternoon and evening,
Tacoma Association of congrega-
tional churches, will meet at First
Congregational church, Division
ave. and J st. Wednesday. with
DR.. Julius p. Jaeger. moderator,
presiding. General theme of the
meeting will be The Church In a
Changing World"
Each church will be entitled 10
two voting delegates. excluding the
pastor. and an additional voting
delegate for each 100 members. or
a ajor fraction. above the first
200 members Ali sessions are
opened To members of Congrega-
tional churches. and a large at
tendance Is expected.
Other Speakers
The morning session will be
opened at $50 with a devotional
service. conducted by the Rev. Paul
r.. Shelly of Aberdeen. DIR. Jaeger
of College of Puget Sound will
address the group from s:45 until
10. The IS minutes following his
address Will be given over 10 organ
ization and business. Other speak
ers In the session will be DIR. Clston
8. Rice. superintendent Of the
Washington Congregational confer
ence: Chaplain Tunis cordill. IT.. Of
Mcchord field. A. d. Rugh, pastor
Of Pilgrim Congregational church,
and DIR. Holland p. Burr. pastor Of
the host church.
Women of First church gill
serve luncheon at 1890 p. m.
To Hear Reports
Opening the afternoon session at
] 30 will be an address by the Rev.
]. ]. Pruitt, pastor Of Plymouth
church. Reports of committees and
other business viii follow his ser
mon. Time following reports win
be devoted TO "Women's Work in
Washington. under direction Of
Mrs. Ralph y. Duncan, president
OF Congregational Women Of
Washington. Seminars on women's
and mems work will occupy the
time between and $40. and viii
be led by Mrs. 5. 5. Waterman,
associstional secretary. and Mar
tin Miller Of Olympia. respectively.
President Arthur cushman hcCif-
fert, jf.. Pacific School q Religion,
will then address the assembly on
Leaders for the Churches Of To-
morrow" Worship hour viii be
conducted from Ais IN 5 by Or.
c. Smith Of Olympia and will be
followed by communion.
Dinner pllI be served at g.
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and affairs Of each other-a mu-
tual salute.
October was chosen for the Navy
Day observance because in that
month of the year ITS the CONT
mental congress first established
foundation of what has since be-
come the United States fleet.
The 27th day of October was
selected for Navy Day as an ap-
propriste gesture of homage to
President Theodore Roosevelt,
whose birthday it is.
II was Teddy Roosevelt = one
time naval historian (war of 1927
and onetime assistant secretary of
navy-who made the United States
a first-class naval power in the
eyes of the world when he sent
the great white fleet around the
world in spectacular display of
fleet strength.
Under the adopted slogan.
Keep the Navy Strong" Navy
Day this year falls upon SUM-
day. For that reason. Chair
man Moore il making especial
plans with the Tacoma clergy
for Observance In local
churches In tribute to United
States naval heroes.
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WEA Convention
Will Be Oct. rs

Students of Tacoma public
schools will be granted days
respite from the semesters grind
when the wEA holds Its annual
convention Friday. Oct. Is. at
Hotel Winthrop.
The convention program Will
commence ut ? n. m. with music
and invocation. This Is 10 be fol-
lowed at e:45 with an address.
Neglected Human Resources. by
Frank W. Thomas. president of
Fresno State college.
Remainder of the mornings pro-
gram will be as follows: 1000.
music; 1913, a panel discussion on
Educational Resources" ii:i5.
meeting OF departments.
The afternoon schedule consists
of, at 2, music; 2:i0. greeting from
the president. Mrs. Gladys ID.
Barnes, 2.20. greetings from STAN
ley F. Atwood. state superinten-
dent. and at 2:3o an address by DIR.
Bierling kerney, superintendent Of
Los Angeles public schools.
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Relief 1t Last
For Your Cough

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To Purchase
LOO Horses

Emergency demand - esfsss
efeakhf oa ~ ths impending een
seHtrsen = sfmF safhsTltls. -
announce nlsns thls $50 = pr
shsas 10 fl8snE horses n ~
Western nsnnunt 80. Consisting
q washington. oFsKsa. Nsvsas
~ California.
Owners - horses ~ szas Azes
hen ssAsa u sFIss IL ~ 80
headquarters. Axsnslna huilalnk
= Third axe San Aatea. CalH
telling huW many horses theF
have Present specifications az
faf 4 - : xssr Cd keldinks. Nsifh
lng 90 = ! - neunds r.
which $50 n SIS al - pad
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CPS Enthusiasm
Is al High Pitch
Homecoming viii
Be Oct. 1918

VIII : marching ssad-ths -
the college has turned cut In many
years student enthusiasm - =
hish pitch. and : nsw building
program getting underway. Asse-
eIated Students ard faculty of the
College of Puget Sound are pre-
pairing fer the annual "Homeeom-
ing oct. Is 10 10. According 10
student leaders. the seld guards
are going 10 see something new IN
homecoming celebrations.
The program vii set underway
Wednesday noon with ground
breaking ceremonies for the new
Student Union building. This VIII
include a short address BY Mayor
Harry Cain and = contest fer the
honor Of shovellng the most earth
in one minute. Contestants viii be
Mayor Cain. Everett P. Smith.
president Of the Chamber Of COM
merce: a representative Of the coll
leEe trustees. and Lyle Jamison,
president OF the Associated stu
dents Judges will be Bert Sweet
ing. president Of Rotary club. and
D. o. Ralstad. president of kiwanis
club.
To Present Play
The event Of Oct. Il viii be
George NJ. cohan's two-aet mys-
terry play The Tavern" by the
Campus Playorafters. directed by
Martha Pearl Jones. head Of the
drama department. The play VIII
be given In Jones hall at 8 p. m.
A reception will be held IN the
residence hall after the play.
Friday afternoon there viii be
the pep rally and downtown parade
announcing the Whitman-C. Z. $.
football game at the Stadium at
8 o'clock. Prizes will be awarded
for the best decorated car. the best
group representation and the noisi-
est float. Both teams are in good
condition. with c. p. S. hoping to
get back at Whitman for a . to o
defeat last year. Between halves
the band. directed by Louis c.
Wersen, and the Adelphian Choral
society. directed by John Paul
Bennett. will present some inter
esting stunts.
To Award Cups
The concluding event Of the eele-
bration will be the annual ball TO
be held at Fellowship hall in the
Temple theater building. Brad
Bannon. a C. s. graduate. and
his orchestra will provide the
music. Decorations will conform
to the theme, Student Union"
During the intermission. cups will
be awarded to fraternity. sorority
and independent groups who par
ticipsted in the football ticket sale
contest. Prizes also will be award
ed during the week for the best
decorated fraternity houses and
sorority rooms.
Friends of the college and public
generally are invited to attend
the events of a homecoming week
which will mark the beginning of
a new epoch in the development of
the College of Puget Sound.
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technical director ~ ths 1a1z
Olympic - Laz Anssles Re =
recently returned fran broadcast
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Navy Day is now = we'll
established institution in the
United States. and the 10Th
annual observance will be held
Oct. q.
Ferry Dinty Moore - for the
fourth consecutive year-has again
been named BY the state commit
tee as Tacoma chairman in charge
OF The traditional ceremonies.
Navy Day Is sponsored BY the
Navy League Of the United States.
volunteer civilian organization
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
Congregational Churches Holding
Three Meetings Here Wednesday

The evening session viii be
opened at 7:30 with worship ser
vice In charge Of the Tacoma chap
ter OF Pilgrim Fellowship. with
Miss Jane Grondahl presiding Con-
Guiding address. The Candle on
the candlestiek, Will be given by
DIR. McGiffert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

founded IN 1922
to foster wider
spread general
KIN o WI edge OF
our ars h fps.
men and activi-
ties. Navy Day
Is an endeavor
[ o m u I Il a ally
scquaint naval
p ers onnel and
ivil ians with
the aims. ambi-
tons tit itude
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16
University Women Will Present
War Correspondent on Saturday

pr several years ne lecal
branch q re University wemea
has presented outstanding srssk-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-16

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