davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Wholesale Index Dips

The National Fertilizer Associa-
tion's index of wholesale commodity
prices dipped last week, due mostly
to lower farm prices, to II per cent
of the 1926-1928 average, compared
with TIL the preceding week, TIL
a month ago and IT'S year ago.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Cars Handled

NEW YORK, Dec 18 CP).-Revenue
freight cars handled by railroads
reporting today for the week ended
December IA included:
Year
Dec. IA. Prev. wk ago
Southern Pacific 40713 <3,25S 36,S9S
Evening star., 1940-12-18

In bankruptcy OF recelvershlp or oeing
reorganlzed under the Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed By such companies
Rates OF dividends IN the foregoing table
are annual disbur sements oased on the
last quarterly or seml-annual declaration
Unless otherwise noted. special or extra
dividends are not included
A Also extra or extras Cash OF STOCK
Declared or paid so far this year fPay-
able in stock G Paid lasr year hPaysbie
in Canadian funds Accumulated div
idends paid or declared this year WV With
warrants XIV Without warrants war War
rants Unit of trading less than 100
hares.: sales are giyep in full.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
New York SUGAR

NEW YORK. Dec Is LP.-Raw sugar
futures, No. 3. opened inactive Bids:
January, 1.91; March. 1877; May, 2.O1.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
U. S. Treasury Notes
NEW YORK Dec Is LP-Prices quoted
In dollars and thirty seconds
Crude Rubber Futures

NEW YORK Dec. 1S LP.-Crude rub
ber futures told) opened inactive. Bids:
January. 20.40; March, 1920: May, 5000.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
London Money Rates

LONDON. Dec Is lP-Money. / per
cent. Discount rates. Short bills. l 1-32
per cent; 3-month bills, l 1-32-1 lie.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
(Reported by Smith. Barney SS Co y

Mexico expects to require 10000
instructors to provide the COM
pulsory military training planned
for all school children under Is.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
London Gold and Silver

LONDON, Dec IS P-Bar silver 23d.
up I's. Equivalent, 4171 cents) Bar
gold 16Ss, unchanged. Equivalent, S33.s
Evening star., 1940-12-18

a fALSO tAt UT extras. declared or
paid so fer this year
Quotations furnished by National Asso-
citation of Securities Dealers. Inc. which
states they Go not necessarily reflect actual
transactions or firm bids or offers but
should indicate approximate prices,
Evening star., 1940-12-18
BONDS ON N. =. STOCK EXCHANGE
By private wire direct to The stas.
Tk 6 As U Z 7.

HOME OWNERS LOAN
IS 194452 1884 1884 1854
NEW YORK CITY BONDS
So 1880 1C31a 1885 103st
Evening star., 1940-12-18
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK. Dec IS GP-National AS
sociation Securities Dealers Inc
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Insurance Stocks

NEW YORK Dec is lP.-National
sociation of Securities Dealers. Inc:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Birds and Plants
I'd Glass Started

By popular request second
Birds and Plants class has been
organized. which meets Mondays
at 80 ?. m on the third floor Of
the First Baptist church. 9th and
Market. il was announced today by
the WPA education office An
other class meets Tuesday even
ings at the same time tn the Nc
Cormick branch library. No. 2sth
and Adams SITS.
These classes are formed into
Birds and Plants clubs whose &C
Invites are guided by an advisory
board comprised OF Tscomsns who
are authorities on birds and plants
+. A Kitchin is chairman The
weekly meetings. under the direc-
ton Of a. L. Struthers. are devoted
10 appurtenant discussions by class
members and talks by local men
and women who are authorities on
bird and plant life
Membership in the classes. and
participate IN club activities. -
without obligation to anyone in
terested enough n attend
a class in public speaking con-
Quoted ny Mrs Ann Freeman. j.
now svsilabl - the First Baptist
church on Monday afternoons.
70 4 O'Clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
New Deadline for
Fireman S Exams

Extension for five DAYS of the
final date ~ filing applications
for the eligible list Of city fireman.
and reduction in educational re-
auirements were announced satur-
day by the civil service commits
sion.
The commission fixed 5 p m.
Dec. 10. as the last date Of filing
instead OF Dec. 5. when after some
debate. II was decided 70 require
that applicants must have AZ
least = ath grade education in
stead Of = high school education
or It's equivalent
Other qualifications set up in
the original call for applicants a
few days ago are unchanged. Can
didates must pass both the ply
steal and work tests u be eligible
10 take the balance Of the exam
nation. Age limits are from 81
10 not past the, applicants 5lst
birthday at the time Of filing APP
plcation.
The date OF the examination has
not vet been established. Success
ful candidates will form the eli
gible list from which men will he
appointed 10 fire department ser
vice as needed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Another $1,000
In Liquor Fines

Another liquor court brought
another 81 600 over the counter ~
Justic. Clarence D. layton Friday
afternoon
Two were sentenced donhiy
Mary Carney. charged ~ith sale Of
Intoxicating liquor Nov ia and
Nov 20 al the Lucky Hour cafe
1888 Commerce 81 paid 1900 On
zach count Mickey oDes wss
given . TN. Of 1900 and 10 day.
for sale Nov tpth and 1900 and
80 days for a sale tho nest night
at the Cafe de Paris. 1870 Pacific.
A Buralli. charged with illegal
possession Nov. y AZ tho Roma
cafe. 1870 broadway. wss given q
1900 fine and 90 days Notices ~
appeal wss given on the jail
sentences
The Friday afternoon hearing
cleaned up all tho liquor eases
pending In Justice iAytDh's court
with the exception ~ one against
Tom Jones. ~ N, star cafe, the
former LIDO. who .,iii VAS sought
on = h~neh warrant issued Thurs.
day when he failed 10 appear for
trial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Resort and Hotel
Assn. Meeiinq

The ninth annual meeting ~ the
Olympic Peninsula Resort and
Hotel association Was held Friday
At the Olympisn hotel Olympia
The dinner meeting. which proceed
Cd the business session. VAS held
In conjunction with the olympic
Peninsula Development League
William Thornley,. president Of
the olympic Peninsula Resort and
Hotel association. presided al the
dinner meeting Marshall Dana of
the Portland Journal sss the
principal speaker After tho dinner
natural color motion pictures we're
shown by u. ~ Cfislsr.
Reports showed the Olympic
Peninsula enjoyed an unusually
satisfactory tourist year There
wss an average Increase Of az
over 1889
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Debate Teams
Meet Monday
Catholic Schools
To Compete Here

Taconss Catholic high schools
sau heid then third annual all
city debate tournament Monday
~ AquInss academy Nhere there
All ~ three rounds q debating
en the general high school debate
topic
Each school Nill - represented
by three four-msmber teams.
ehsirmsn and umekeepcr, 70 he
chosen from the three debate
clubs.
u - planned 10 make tbs en-
iirely practice affair With
dshsters' open forum SsndNiched
IN between rounds 81 the tonrns-
ment After the completion there
VII he an Informal program.
Teams are listed ss follows
Aquinss Affirmative dehsters
Kathleen Morris and Noresn Rog-
crs. shirley Constants and Eleanor
6ustin. Betty oLesry and Ksth-
leen oDriscoll. negative dehAters.
Dorthy Rudolph and Joi. Jacques
1acqueline Brown and Marie
Marion. katherine Gregory and
shirley Johns
St Leo's Affirmative. Lorraine
Hardness and Dorothy Kennedy
Yvonne de Gulre and Josephine
Hanger. Ethel Morreli and Jean
Hafsos. negative. Ann Piper and
MeGAviok. Bsre srR
Maddox and Lillian Gironx. BAR
hars Levine and Dorothy Petro-
vich.
Bellarmine - Affirmative. Jack
Huston and Paul Gsudette. Ken
meth Cooke and Donald Antush.
Philip Brown and Jack Henriot,
negative. Patrick Ewing and Jack
Langley. Anthony d. Phillip. and
Fred sohlstter. Vincent Benzer
and Paul squires.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Auto Hits Horse
4 Persons Hurt

Four persons were slightly in
lured early Saturday when the
car IN which they were riding ran
into a horse one-half mil. north
If the KING county Inc.
Injured persons who received
treatment al the Pierce
county hospital were J, y Juuoh.
30. Of 1922 West e0th st, Seattle.
driver of the car. and his three
children. Joyce. Joe and Susie.
aged seven, four and eight. respec-
lively All were released from
the hospital. Three other oc-
Of tho car were uninJured.
The horse WAS killed. according
10 State Patrol Officers Crooks
ant Fluks. who answered the call
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Obituary N Offices


Mrs Tur. FlAaten. ps. died Fri.
day st her home 81 bt4s Va ~
ST She Wns q native Of Norway
and had lived In Tacoma 40 years
sh. was m.mber ~ nethlshsm
Lutheran church Surviving srv
four daughters. Mrs. Anna Thofs-
sen and Mrs Sophie Ostsnson Of
Tacoma and Mrs Augusta Thors.
sen and Mrs NELL. Dschsrnsy Of
Seattle. II grandchildren. and II
great grandchlldr~n Funeral wfv.
ices wlll be held Monday at 2 80
p m from Lynns chapel with
Rev = Belgium officiating Burial
win follow IN Tacoma esmsisfy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Music Pupils TO
Give Recital

Piano and violin pupils N Mrs..
Helen F. Michnik will be presented
in a complimentary recital a. wey-
erhseGser hall Sunday afternoon at
o'clock On the program will be
Lee BYRD Shirley Cross. Richard
Olds Theodore Mlchuik. Bobby
Relflin, Dorothy and Charles Jor-
genson. Thomas Ferguson. Joan
and Stanley Harms. Shirley and
Kenneth Barnhsrt. Jolsne Cross
Msrcis Keefe Ann and Dora Coo
per Beverly Eckmsn. Maxim.
Jones. Phyllis and Richard Bern
sted Janet spsdsfors. Lois Nc
Donald George Eckles. Beverly
Christisnsen. Alien Cord. Evelyn
Hsrting snd Janice Hichnik.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

GIG HARBoR The Arts and
Crafts club will meet on Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. J
Lowe
Fern Camp. Royal Neighbors ~
America. Of OlAlla. will meet on
Thursday 10 elect officers
The westminstear Guild will
meet Thursday at the home Of
Mrs GWendolIns Smith. with nurs-
cry at Mrs Ted Solbergs
The Progressive club viii meet
Tuesday a. $ p. m 81 the home Of
Mr.. Dave Edwards
on Saturday. Dcc. :. the dig
Harbor high school will send =
team TO take part in the ail-dAy
debate tournament at Olympia
The team will be In charge Of Miss
Dele Ruth ClaymAn and will IN.
clode Alice KAramatio, Dorothy
Edwards. Billie Ann Carlson. Bud
Dewalt. lorraine Midsatre. Iorainr
Foster. George Cilreath and Rob
ert Ryan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Buckley Marshal
To Fight for Pay

Marshal EdWard n Ssison %
Buckley an not take lying dawn
an aet ~ the town council stsen.h.
ms IS PEI cent Il Nj. salary
N. marshal. ehoss fee Included
tssl ~ -offiela superintendent
81 streets ~snt into superior
court IN racems FFiasY far .
wit % msndst, compelling N.
town a. pay him his tun sioo per
menth fer August. september and
October.
Nv an At - July The council
abolished the JOB ~ superintendent
81 streets and tfs PEI meath
salary which went with Il Nsl.on
refused 10 accept tsa offered him
sseh month since as salary Zoe
the Dob Of town marshal.
Nelson sss appointed 10 the
douhls position ~ Mayor " W
France on June = 1919. and
charges that the council /. trying
10 snorcseh ON prerosatis.s Of the
mayor
On the msrshsis petition. PIE,
.dlnr Judge y y. Hedss issued
an alternative art Of mandate
citing Couneilmen ~ A. Packard.
q cavieiEsl. V. ~ Ranch. J r.
Nelson and T. T niggs 10 appear
IN hts court st y. ~. Dee. II
and show cause Why they should
not pay Marshal Nelson all HE
salary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Hellyer to Take
Road in Campaign
For Union Now ="

George Hellyer OF interlsAken
has resigned as chairman Of the
local chapter Of the William Allen
White Committee 10 Defend
America by Aiding the Allies. to
take a post as western director Of
newly launched nation wide
drive eXpoundinE the philosopsy Of
Clarence STREETS famed book.
Union Now"
Hellyer will leave Monday FOR
Oakland. where his headquarters
viii be He Will spend most Of his
time however. travelling over II
western states.
Union Now" advocates union
Of the worlds democrscies as a
solution 10 world peace. according
TO Hellyer. and offers. in his opin-
ion. the only practical means Of
meeting the large problems that
viii arise at the end OF the present
war in Europe.
Mrs. Hellyer viii remain AZ their
Interlaaken home with their two
children. and their two house
guests Nicholas and Sandy Sehlee,
who recently came from bombed
London to stay with the Hellyers
The Tacoma office Of the Union
Now movement has moved into
the William Allen White committee
office in the Jones building. Miss
Elizabeth Lay viii be in charge OF
affairs of both organizations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

A young Fon Lsg1s soldier.
Ernest " Hildeihrsnd. was IN the
city jail SATURDAY awaiting the
signing ~ ar oder n have him
removed 10 Indianapolis, Ind. on
a Dyer act chArT The order WAS
expected 70 bs sisnsd In federal
court next week
Hilderorsnd. i was alleged NO
lated the Dyer iet last March BY
stealing an automobile In Los An
geles and driving u 10 indianapolis.
ne was srrestc AZ Fort LeNis
Thursday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Proposing TO Girl.
Missed Siop" Sign

Love tapped r o Mills. 3640 ga.
J st. slightly on the brow early
Saturday and along with all the
good things generally associated
with that grand institution. II also
brought little hard luck.
Mills drove through a stop sign
al 2 m. Officers Joyce and
Lyons pulled him 20 the curb and
demanded an explanation. They
got II. Mills had just proposed 10
his girl. and he vas 30 excited he
Just couldn't be Bothered with stop
signs
He received ticket and the
officers didn't even find out II he
had been accepted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

Injured In an automobile acct
dent at 30th and Tacoma ave. Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Name GBndsr-
son. SO. Of 1910 So. J at. was beng
held a. ST Joaeph's hospital satur-
day for observation Of possible in
tsrnsl injuries she was treated
for chest injuries and cuts and
bruises about the face and isgs.
Tn. car In which she Was ridlng.
driven By her husband. Uluch. col
lldsd slth one driven by a. A.
Hyatt, -. ~ 1888 Pa. 6 at hyatt
also was treated 81 me hospital
FOR a eut right hand and bruised
knee. but WA released n Ma horns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Drivers Of Fuel
Trucks Increased
Pay Roissd. VIII
Get Vocciions

Teal tfs ~ - T<.nss<rs
rnion snf the rss~ns Fa<i n~si-
80 ss~prisficn hsee reached -
srrsemsns. ssIlinf - an tnef~s.s
n r.y from - % u - ~ r~r f.y.
sta 80 weess vsestteu With rsv
fos thas. 49, nave e~~n employed
ans yssf. y so snnaaae~s sstur.
asY
Approximately 80 mes srr.
pinyss n sh< s~itv@sy ~ fusl are
sffeessa
"a SO further sr<siftes vses-
Tiers are n - xrsssed h~fwsee
April ard cxfee~s. .na 81 hlrsnr
!. - - s~rs ssrcssh ne nffsss ~
-. Teawstsfs anie~
Tims IN sxe<ss - stxnt hours
an - p.is 81 ma at. ~ tla. ses
hsf. .tsh aauss~ tine f>f n>ls.
fsys
rhe agreement -ss ssxntisfr1
fhfouxh n I inhnsra fes ne
sssoss.tisr. sas e - rs4kisG~s
ard Iaas j.eas~ fe< tss aHssr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Building Program
All Fort Lewis Is
Making Progress

FORT LEWIS WORK ~ a.
prvsmstsly 1000 eulialnes al
kinds nc sna small 3. prcsrss.
ing rapidly hsrs. a. army survey
revealed FRIDAY
TIE various structures Nill est
vel ever 81. ooo 80
Completed this seek acre deep
water wells for ne sist niviaen
ats cost of ssico r. J strssssf
Building e % Portland AS TIE
contractor
rasiag shape
Biggest project. construction Il
cantonmsnt for ire ,ist plvislan
pes buildings % 81 tyre.. % eest
st5li eool = beginning 70 tass
SHAPE ne buildings 40 se per
cent completed. Will. - ; per cent
% ths utilliis. have been Installed
Sound Construction 90. q Seattle
and Peter kieVit. Omaha, Neh..
are folnt contractors
TNe hospitals enc a. camp
Murray with 800 Reds. and enc
At fort Lewis with $50 beds. slso
are well along IN construction
The Port Lewis structure IL -
per cent completed and the Nnr-
ray hospital SIS per cent Total
cost will BE ,i.elesso. nsepen-
cid and Kahn 81 san Francisco
hold tho contract
80 Pet. flsish~d
An addition 10 the Port Lewis
hospital. permanent construction.
costing s27.,se. 4. aoi per cent
completed Macdonald Budding
Co ~ Taeoms 10 doing the Job.
on. recruit reception center,
costing slos.7es. 10 slmos, I'm.
ished with all utilities Installed
and pss per cent Of tho ia build
ings done A second recruit re.
csptien center project which u
To cost sisi $50 was only re-
Gently started Sam hsfgsson Of
Tacoma ia contractor for both Jobs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

Funeral services far Homer r.
Hartley. president ~ ths sumner
chs n Der u Commsfss. sili - bsld
Sunday Afternoon a. Z % o'eioes
~ ths sumner Msiisodisf eh4feh.
Ess " a Moore ~ Tssoms all
offielsts The Amsnean L<E.gn
figal Nil 10 conducted ~ officers
~ iolls Gasii pat n shleh Hart
Icy sas a msnbsf
Under direction ~ ths EDmnsf
Fgnsfsi hons IN hsQdY slll -
ssnt 20 Aaiioen. cshf. Tor inter
msni.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
MORGAN q. BRows

Morgan Guy Brown. 81 Of sTi0
No Cove 81 died Friday IN a local
hospital as result Of heart attack
suffered 10 days ago. he zss en-
ploysd ~ a prrssman ~ the Ia.
cific Match Co Ard had worked
for the company the pas, as years
Brown Was a member Of Hoodmsn
Of the World and Of the Pfssa.
mems union lie leaves his wife.
Edith two sons. Glen % Tacoma
and Gerald q asattis two sisters.
Mrs. HATTIE Orbits ard Mrs. Hazsl
walker q Los Angeles ihfss
brothers. Robert u oakland. ca.
Thomas % Portland and Esri Of
Los Angeles. ard four Efandchil-
drvn Bucsisy-klng viii announces
ihs funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

Pstreis Wells. rifs high school
senior. ali represent tho valley
school In tho Daughter. ~ ths
American Revolution good eitltsa-
ship contest,
nlss Wells together Nth other
senior iris throughout thu state
~ili eompsis Tor a Tip free ~ sss
psnsss. 10 Warrington. u. G.. Ia
April
C9sstionn.lrss are ssnt % Each
participating gifi ne one offer
inE ina BEET answers - declared
the winner DspsnasbilltY. ssfyiss.
leadership and patriotism are ths
points considered
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Western Pine Orders
Increase Over 1899

Orders for vsisrn pine Jun Der
for the week ending Nov. ~
81 7se 900 feet enpsrsd with "a
7sl 900 FOR the sfsyious week ard
- 7s5 600 feet br the oorr.spon1-
ing week 81 isttyssr. "a reported
today oy me Western Pine 1850
cation. Figures we're compiled from
los northwest nils.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
CentrolioMon Hurt

Fog vas bland for the collision
Of two automobiles near Fl Lewis
Saturday rnornnR. IN which VIII
Liam A Kiser. 81. Of Centrslls,
suffered cuts nd bruises Kiser
vas taken 70 Re county hospital
BY Stat. Pstrc Officer PsttIson
VINO answered TIE call He vas
gwen snsrgenG treatment and -
beng held for observation. Driver
~ the other os invoiysd e<oapeo
injury.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
Old Age Pension
Union 10 Hear 3

Mem bers Of the Old Age Pension
Union. meeting a. : 30 p m. Sun
day IN Emerson Rail. 1903 ;
Broadway. vii hear thru. Seattle
speakers discuss different phases
u The American Peace HOblil-
zsti0n Movement They vii ~
Oliver Haskell Eabs Jena sears
and Byrd Ksiso No sdmlssion AL
~ charged
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
2 AS. Federation
Meetings on Sunday

The Anglo Saxon Fsdsrsii0r
ALI sponsor Canadian spssksrs IN
lectures al Hotsi Winthrop sstgf-
DAY evening ~ 2 o'clock snd Sun
day afternoon and evening az
10 ard 3 O'Clock.
Evening speaker both Saturday
and Sunday Nlll os NJ. Graham.
talking or Reading the Signs Of
the Tlmss Mrs. Hamilton viii
speak sunday afternoon on God :
Quarrel With the Nations" The
public - invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
sAssatrToi PETITIONS

Voluntary bankruptcy psuiions
have ben flied ~ federal eisiris,
oogrt here ~ Bernard Frs1 -Ds-
bfisl. carpenter. 1919 Pacific ave
sith liabilities ~ isizzs snd a.
sets u tss -. Of shifh 80 sss
claimed exempt. ard by Jossph r.
B0tts. contractor. RI 8. Box szs
NTH liabilities a $40. ss7 - ard
Assets Of s. .0507s. Of which 81 :
7sf ls was claimed exempt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
To Distribute Trees

Puyallup Valley Pos, Nc. 2224
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. vii
continue is Yuletide custom of
former years again this year BY
distributing Christmas tees 20 all
local churches ana old peoples
homes. il was announced at the
meeting Thursday night al Odd
Fellows hall Requests for the
trees should be made 20 Seil RIne-
hart at l146. who Is being assisted
in the work by " c. McStott
Another activity 81 the post was
announced BY Senior Wee Com
msnder Carr Johnson. This viii
he turkey party on Dec 10.
New members initiated at
Thursdays meeting were Alex
Loftedt. ". C. McStott and Lee
Whitney Of Puvsllup and Everett
Moore Of Orting Cecil Rolev.
p J Pettinger. A J. Miller. o.
n. Schmoe. II. c SCHUYLER Einar
Nelson. H Y. Bell William Han
mus. Frank VanHoof Joe Sturm.
X. n. sontae and Ed Bandit. mem
hers Of the Enumolaw post degree
team. put on the rituslistic work.
On Tuesday evening Puyalup post
will make visitation 70 Raw c.
Roberts post. Tacoma. The cara
van will leave IOOF. hall at
r:45 and there will be plenty Of
transportation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02

Mr.. Msrisn Douglas Private
services Aonday. p m from
Lynns chapel. Rev y y noslits
officiating Mountain View ersms-
ton. omit flowers
Levi '<Bians Tuesday. ga m.
from sscrrd Heart church. eortszs
leaving csssscy 8 Allen 81 $50.
burial Calvary cemetery. rosary.
Sunday. 7 30 .. m. az the church.
and 3 30 =. n at me nortusry. ~
N. Y / !.
LEONARD scbV eiI<r Monday.
1870 a m from Sacred Heart
church cortsz. leaving cssssdy 4
Allen 81 1910. ounsl Calvary
csmstsry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
MRS. on.ni.ss e. osss

Mrs. Charles G. Gssr fcsrmsn
Current died recently in Esn Fran
cisco. she wss born and rssssd IN
Tacoma and sAs among ths ssfiY
graduates q Lincoln hiRh school
A. on. tim. sh. vas employed -
the Rhodes store hhs leaves her
husband. Charles c. son.
Charles. r.. q San Diego ihfss
sisters. krs Iva ~rght n spo
ksns. Mrs. Evelyn Bassr q Taco
ma ard Mrs. Z.iia Dodd II stella
eoom axe. ard tao brothers. Bssii
and Esrl cufrsn - Tacoma F8-
neral services ysr. hsld in San
FrknciHcO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-02
M ain Street
GoiHes. Cestsos ard Dof=e.
o. Taeomars &c ia Re
porter Found Thsa.

@NA##HAfAN - - ~
porter FOND Thsw.
~ N~aKher reading hook ~
child care presented ~ - Ner-
fiil - 1ehnus -isenonaid Being
tried Informally IN Justice Cisr-
enoe lssten's court Tor carrying
away Dorothy Teiiefscni. pott.a
plant Mari. Rres. othefw
known - ciess Bres Iec. testify
ing eonNneingly Horsee Ger
leokinE ssksncs a. marked copy
~ New YORK Niddfsh newspaper
mailed 10 hun Austin Rensen stln
trying to fkur, CIT hos much
the election cost hlm Vic Crcsts
leaving his car double parked =
Jimmy rhrssher taking family 10
show George Clark gtving Gus.
toner TIP On cooking Kidneys
George Dclsn rushing home Art
heffler preparing car for cold win
ter Molly Oenger talking about
little granddaughter Don Bedford
talking about wife's club Mrs. n
\. Russell Swing pre- Christmas
presents Charles Heffroa ponder
ing steamship WITH the same
n anne Nellie oeer displaying
u. A. r. scrspbooks Milo. Nelson
lurking on dark stairway
Kenny ollar iseoVering the
hlessedness Of giving Willis Hea-
derson undertaking chores Of com
mittee work 'rinks" 6andreau
superNisiong same Judge Pred q.
Remain. Jim selden. former county
attorney. and Attorney 4. q. nur-
mcister In huddle ~ 18th and
Pacific F. Bll Goodwin, deputy
county attorney. telling tall yarns
with Capt. C1in Osborne and he
tecti,e Bil Turner Of the police
department.