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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
Sir Oliver @
 LodgeDies

LONDON, Aug. 22.--Sir Oliver Lodge, S9, scientist and spirit ualist, died today at his home in Wiltshire, southwest England.
 Sir Oliver had long given his friends to understand he was not afraid of death.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
LUCK DISAPPEARS AGAIN

My spy with the army of the north tells me that they ate chow that had been lukewarm for four hours and that some of them were too near exhaustion to pitch tents
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
THATCHER HERE

Earl Thatcher, popular travelling man from Ketchikan, came in on the Northland. He is at the Bar- anof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Aug. p. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is Az, Anaconda 20 3/4, Bethlehem Steel 78ls. Common wealth and Southern 1A, Curtiss Wright 7A, General Motors 47A International Harvester 45h, Ken necott FITS, New York Central IFS, Northern Pacific 619, United States Steel 52 3/4, Pound $4.03.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrias 126.46, rails 2709, utilities 2228.
 The 1889 income of Iowa farm CTS from farm products was $626,- 748,O00 sf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22

Columbus discovered America" by discovering one of the Bahama islands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-22
CURTTs HERE

Travelling man T. R. Curtis came on the Northland and is guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
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STRAIGHT SUMNER wELLEs

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DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The 1889 income of Iowa farm CTS from farm products was $626,-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
National Defense
Comes To Miller
Il, BEN MECkLER

Along with several other schools.
Miller high school is cooperating
with mo United states government
in the National Defense Plan. Ry
Act ~ Congress tho federal gov
crnmeni has appropriated sl5.ooo.-
600 for program ~ vocational
education IN occupations vital 20
national defense
superintendent Frank Cody with
the authorify Of the BOARD Of Eau-
cation has appointed Warren r
Bow IN charge OF tho Detroit pro-
gram in tho schools.
Two ~ Milicr's teachers. Hugh
McKinnon and John Dodd. are tho
instructors al Tho school Under
the guidance NJ these men. about
80 students drawn from the WPA
and The Michigan state EMPLOY
meni service rolls arc gwen spo.
ciali7cd instruction IN the field OF
machine tool operation and auto.
mobile mechanics These student
cceive instruction 80 hours each
week after regular school hours
Al salaries and supplies nre
furnished a tho cost Of the feder
al government The present pro
gram wifi continue through Novem-
bcr 80. with probability Of exten-
sion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
West Side Council To
Open New Center

y Is announced that The Hobby
cnfcr rommltico " tho Wes' Side
Human Relations council Is seck
ing ~ raise sgificien' funds WHY
wfifh ~ procure ? permanent
hnno ir the crn'cf- activities
tnder mo leadership Of Mrs
henderson chairman ~ tho com
Ntoc pl,ns have hoen worked
ont for Incorporating The Counri'
Plans have likcwi-o hcen outline
for opefa' ne the cn'e also .
fma'cs made regarding tho down
payment and ihe npnroNlma'o cost
~ operating
Tho Hohhv Cenfor committee
holds mocfinrs oNcrv Wednesday
q, pm q Giia THIRTEEN street
During tho past nine months ne
organizations has raised moro
fhan $1,000 toward No procuring
NJ LEGATION for the center
fitlzors desiring 10 conirinnie
toward 'hi. worthy protect are re-
Glc,ied to .oud or hiring Donation
20 cli9 Thr'iofh street The pub
lic Is aiso invited o attend meet
'nrs of Tho ITuman Relations
council cach secord and fourth
Monday n Toihrop library West
Warren and Grand boulevard John
Niio- lis president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28

cd the dinner audience with their
harmonizing Then came solost
and finally Ashley l.. Totten. In
tcrnaiional secretary treasurer OF
the Union. introduced A. Philip
Randolph. President OF the Broth
erhood. In a brief but pointed adj
dress. Mr.. Randolph paid due hon.
age to Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bethune,
Director Of Negro Affairs. National
Youth Administration. who in turn
landed Mrs Franklin u. Roosc ,
welt as the First Lady Of tho
Land" by way of presenting tho
President5s wife 10 the assembled
guests.
Mrs. Roosevelt took casual OK
ception TO the Brotherhood's reso-
luton opposing conscription. She
said in part I'VE are moi going 10
trust 10 last-n.nute measures In
order 10 save rs from war The
best equipment in the world is not
enough. Id like 10 pledge tonight
my cooperation 10 make a better
country not for You alone. but for
all ~ as 70 live in Well make this
country a safer country 10 live in
N We make " q better one
MIR Totten declared that the Bro
therhood was a labor union and
non partisan but that he reserved
The right 10 say that President
Roosevelt Is without doubt the
greatest President 10 ever have en-
tered tho White House Then. fol-
lowing his tribute TO LaGuardia. he
introduced The Mayor.
In highly jovial mood. the
Mayor started wise-crackine AMI
told The delegates. members. and
guests that the Chairman was per-
fectiv correct.
He said ANY gathering Of men
and women IN the country who toll
for their living and who have wit
messed the progress OF The last
seven wears and seen the interest
% their own government IN their
own families would naturally no
just as non partisan and. as We all
are, for Franklin ID Roosevelt
a resolution proposing 10 bar
communists from holding offce in
the nnion was one Of many drafted
AZ the business session hold AZ the
Harlem Branch Of the YMCA. $50
W l35th street a Philip Randolph.
president or tho brotherhood. prais-
cd Tho social and labor gains ~
tho New Deal and condemned "all
Communist front and transmission
belt organization as peril 70 thc
constructive and sound program OF
the Negro people =
He took a stand for adequate
and complete national defense.
labor unity. abolition Of the poll tax
and white primaries. and enact
ment of the lynchinc hill" lie
opposed American entry into tho
war. hut advocated all aid 70 Great
britain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28

Naphoethe Club Plans
Oratorical Contest

AZ III, regular meeting of The
Naipoehic club which me- recently
AZ The home of Miss Elsie Gam-lc.
5ai Montcalm street. the members
made plans 10 give an oratorical
contest AZ Tho YWCA Oct o. Tho
first prize Will be $40; tho second.
s. The oraiious will he on What
the American Youth Thinks OF Con.
scrption."
Some OF tho leading Young ora
tors from most Of the high schools
are expected 10 participate Those
wishing 10 enter contact Miss Elsie
Gamble AZ sci Montcalm street.
A delightful luncheon was serv-
I'd by the hostess. The next meet
ine will he az the home ~ Mrs.
Winifred Williams. 97S Napoleon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
"Y' EXECUTIVE
ADDRESSES ELKS
ON VALUES"

The auditorium Of The lodge was
filled 10 capacity when on last
sunday afternoon. Mrs Madeleine
Fow Ter. executive secretary Of the
Lucy Thurman branch. YWCA.
speaking before members AMI
friends of Motor CITY Lodge No
&C. and ne Emma Y Kelley Tenn
pie. No $50. IBPOEW laid stress
cn tho absence or neglect OF the
spiritual values not only I'M organ
izatonS bur IN individuals in Tho
msd scramble for pomp and pow
or.
Throughout Mrs Fowlers all
drcs- here was that appeal 70
her audience ~ interested listen
erS. 90 ge' hack 10 The fundamen-
TAI, ~ good judgement tolerance
ana dccen regard for the rights
and priyileses ~ others less Tor
lnate Tho speaker paid comps
mont ~ whai tho men and women
~ oiored Eiks wero doing in TAX
INK an active part IN community
interest She especially pointed
ON ihc program of educational IN
feresf ~ both Young and old. ln
mo lRpOEWs scholarship fund
Mis- Hattie Santos daneh'cr
ruler Emma Y KELLEY Temple
pres sided and introduced the
speaker
Following conclusion ~ Mr.
Fowlcr- discussion Mrs santos
called upnn Fred Hart william
.exafca ru'e Motor CITY Lodge fn
respond ~ MIS- Fowler's spec, D.
I'm the lounre room ~ the Tom
pic ten WAC scrVcd by mcmhe
~ Vrmer branch 70 those who
remained 'n msc The guest speak
or Tea was poured hv Mrs Fred
Hart Williams. assisted hv Me>
danes santos henderson. Gregore
ana Sfeon
SgndaN sept 81 Ernest Carney
~ rarksidc hospital viii be ne
racsi speaker ~ lodge forum NJ
Carney suhlec Hs'rated wliA
rotou pirutcs Viii he "Nesie
da, and TODAY ~ Negro Hosr
'als b y Gregory will preside
The puh'u Is invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28

was for them He SAID someone
has said that this election was go
mc 10 he the battle Of The buttons,
hni say this is going 10 be An unns-
nal campaign This Is going TO he
ne campaign OF the smiles versus
ihe frowns. tho smiles ~ the New
Peal and the frowns OF the dis
ernntled"
Earlier IN the evening little
hoy and his two sisters had thrill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
DR.. Just Returns

WASHINGTON "a \ r. pr
Ernest l. Just noted Howard uni
vorsiis scientist and instructor re-
turned 10 Washington SaiWtia'
after years stay ~ Paris where
~ MAS doing advanced work in re-
-eaf,h I'm his field Or inst. ar
tng IN Now York on Friday on
me s. American Exporter came
directly 70 Washington His only
comment was Il am glad 70 be
ha-k In Amnrlca and oni N Parls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
Of Sleeping Car Porters Tacity Support
First Lady Ignores Organizations
Resolution Opposing Consumption

NEW YORK-Before an enthusiastic crowd of 1000
delegates relatives and friends of the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters. Mayor Floreo LaGuarda at Nee
ca Temple Monday night declared that the and
mon who toed for living would be for president who
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-10-19
Hornets Ready For Foes

The Hornets are on the rampage
October 25th. they will tackle the
Catholic boys of Greenville.
Charged with the fury of a ty
phoon, the Hornets of Mound
Bayou, High School will meet
Greenvile High School here Friday
October Is on the school campus.
The Hornets, although getting
off to a slow start, are rapidly
whipping into shape. Among the
veterans reporting to Coach Slaugh
ter aye Buster Snowden, Alphon:o
and Clarence Spears, r. H. West
brooks, Pal Stringer, Kemper Smith
Greenlee Presley, Ohio Brandon
E. c Purnen, Chester Glars, Dur
lap and Willie Martin Coach ex-
poets a lot Of football out of Knox
Flowers, Lee, Riley, Ridley and
host of Others.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-10-19
Rosedale News

Regular services at Mt. Hebron
were put over in a big way. The
pastor, Rev. Hobbs was present
but unable to preach. Collection
was good.
Mrs. Ida L. Sphere is on the sick
list.
Miss Willie Roy Brown spent the
week end at home with her mother
Mrs. Rosie Jones. Miss Brown at
tends school in Greenvll e.
Miss Grace Duncan lett Sunday
for Mound Bayou, where she at
tends school. She was accompan ed
by her mother and father, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. D. Duncan.
Miss Fredrica Randall left Sun
day for Greenville, where she will
continue her school work.
Mrs. Juliet Thompson of Green
vile visited her daughter and son
in law. Mr.. and Mrs. Euge
Johnson, last weekend.
Mr.. A. G. Curtis of Symonds,
was in town Saturday.
Miss Alice Matthews visited her
aunt Mrs. Fannie Stevenson, Sun
day.
Rev. and MRS. B. L. Wiles were
in town Sunday.
Miss Mary White left Monday
for Rochdale, Whe re she will teach
school.
Mrs. M. D. Nicely was on the
sick list last week.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-10-19
Boyle News

White Star Church celebrated
the first anniversary of he pastor,
Rev. II. Y. Ward. The program
began Wednesday night October 2.
A splendid program was rendered
by the New Bethel Church. Rev
r. w. Ford. pastor. preached a
wonderful sermon. Collection was
$3.50.
Thursday night a program was
rendered by the New Baptist
Church. A soul stirring sermon was
preached by the pastor Rev. ]. G
Bew. Collection was $3.50. Friday
night New Hope A. M. E. Church
rendered program. A spirited
sermon was preached by the pas
tor Rev. s. Carter. Collection was
$500. Sunday, devotion was led by
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-10-19

the officers of Popular Grove. A
program was rendered by White
Star Church Rev. S. Jones, pastor
of Popular G We preached the An
niversary sermon, which was en-
JOY ed by everyone. Collection was
SOLO. Words Of appreciation were
spoken by the pastor. Total money
raised was $6168.
Rev. H Y. Ward. Pastor
Sister. Clara M. TONNES, Clerk
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-10-19

The boys are thrilling to the
touch Of new uniforms, which
should make them glisten like the
stars the are. The full back posi-
tons will be spanked by r. T. SIS
yard" Brown and Otha Brandon.
Mound Bayou, is rea ly getting on
time.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-10-19

KNIGHTS AND DAUGHTERS OF TABOR
Mississippi Jurisdiction in
OLDEST AND GREATEST PURELY NEGRO FRATERNAL ORDER
IN THE WORLD
Policy adults; policy
children NO RED paid
proof is filed
Mississippi
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: Sir M Smith, Chief Mentor,
Miss Katie A Grand High Pestess
Miss VIM. Lee, Chief Grand Scribe Shelby, Miss.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1940-10-19

DIR. P. s. WILLIAMS, Dentist, will
be at the following places on the fol-
lowing days each week: Mound Bayou
Tuesday, Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday. "wednesday.
Minter City-Thursday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Grange Backs
Albert Goss

ASHIN G N-President
Roosevelt Thursday sent to tbs
senate the nomination of Roy NJ
Green. deputy governor of the farm
credit administration, to be land
bank commissioner Of the FCA.
Green is to succeed, temporarily,
Albert S. Cess, OF Seattle. who
resigned by request in another Of q
series of disagreements over pol
icy that have been rife since the
FCA was placed under the depart.
ment Of agriculture.
Green plans to become president
Of Colorado State Agricultural col
lege this fall.
Just before the appointment
was announced Goes issued .
statement asserting the new
farm lending policies are being
used for political purposes"
and that they are being formu-
lated without regard 30 per-
sonal responsibility.
The NstioDsl Grange also en-.
tered the controversy with q state
ment by Master ]. L. Tsber prsis-
ing Goss. and condemning what
Taber said WAS Goss' dismissal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

Announcement was made that
Tacoma Motorcycle club will stage
its Bob Knox memorial race on
May 80.
More than 100 motorcyclists
met at Lark hall. 2712la 9Th ave-,
Sunday for the annual session Of
the Northwest association and
elected officers for the coming
competitive season.
New Officers
Ira Ordwing was reelected COM
missioner for Northwest territory,
district No. "a. Jack Thompson,
Olympic Peninsula Motorcycle
club. was chosen president: Frank
Marsh, Arlington, vice president;
Merrill Roth, Portland, reelected
secretary: Paul Lambrix. Grays
Harbor, reelected treasurer, and
Roy Rogers, Tacoma, sergeant-at-
arms. Lewis Whitney remains
Stale re1eree.
Among those attending the Ia
coma meeting, and clubs repre-
sented. were: Gene Johaness,
George White, Grays Harbor;
George Rotherberg, Ray Prather,
Bremerton; Oakley Downey. Roy
Imboden, Longview- Chehalis;
Frank Marsh, Bill Jensen, Airing
ton; Francis Kingsley. Glen
krough. Omak; Max Stockinger,
Roddy Raush, Olympic Peninsula;
Marion Mingus, John Zonich,
Willapa Harbor; Grover Greimes,
Jim Crouch, Seattle; Roy Rogers,
Lenny Aikens. Tacoma: Al LaFae,
Paul Allen, Blue Barons.
Hold Track Meet
Following program of motion
pictures, members adjourned to
the renewed Tourist Trophy track
in Oakland addition for motorcycle
tests.
Shortly after leaving the race
track. Mrs. Lewis Whitney was
taken TO Tacoma General hospital,
where she become the mother Of
a baby daughter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Guard Officers
Get Recognition

CAMP MURRAY-Federal rec
ognition has been extended to three
more Washington National Guard
officers recently appointed by Gov.
Martin, il was announced Thurs
day by Brig. Gen. Maurice Thomp-
son. the adjutant general.
This brings TO 500 the total num-
Der OF commissioned officers IN
the state military forces.
Accredited Officers
Officers newly accredited by the
national guard bureau at WASH
ington are First Lieut.. Allan X.
Bowlin. communications and orien-
teur officer Of Headquarters. 2ooth
Coast artillery, anti-aircraft. Olym-
pia; First Lieut.. William s. Fultz.
headquarters battery and combat
train, 205th c. A. "A. Olympia;
and Second Lieut.. William r.
Stone, Battery A. 146th +. A,
Seattle.
1S1ls 1e~Ao-4 s@-.N
during 1899 he had passed on lis
applications for commissions, as
compared 10 Al during 1888.
Additional officers were required
for the general expansion Of state
units under the national plan Of
charging and improving national
defense facilities.
LAST Additions
The sdjutant general said LAST
officers and enlisted men have been
added to Washington guard units
under this programmes to ex-
listing units at the time expansion
started. and I'll in the new 205th
Coast Artillery, snti-aircraft regi-
ment.
Plans are now being completed
for a further expansion possibility
this year, though Gen Thompson
said there Is no authority yet for
rsasAss n pseaks nkoxmaaaon-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

Miss Esther Kellogg and Miss
Caroline Kellogg. all of Puyallup,
and Mrs. William Long of Seattle
Teachers Meet
Once q month teachers OF each
grade in the four elementary
schools of Puyallup meet to dis
cuss problems relative to their
grades. Chairman of the first
grade group is Miss Molly Wal
tiers; the second grade is headed
by Miss Esther Jahr: grade three
by Miss Inga Coplerud; Miss Fran
cess Andrews lis chairman of the
fourth grade, and Miss Florence
Pope the fifth grade.
Services Friday
The rosary will be recited for
Mrs. Nellie Hall. who died Wednes-
day. at All Saints church Friday
evening at 7:45.
Safety Program
Maplewood PIT A. will hold Q
business meeting and program al
the school Monday evening at
7:45. Mrs. c. Il. Divine. speaker
viii show motion pictures OF
Safety on the Highway" Other
numbers will be a first aid dem
onstration by the school patrol;
songs by the senior high girls
nonette and piano selections by
Betty Jean Doyle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Valley WV. Auxiliary
Will Be District Host
City Helps with Doffodil Float
Big Event Set for Thursday. Morch 81:

Mrs. Herman Petrich. Mrs. Sarah
Cook and Mrs. Harry Harvey form
the refreshment committee. A fea-
ture will be a large anniversary
cake.
Rebekahs Friday
Schuyler Colfax lodge Of Re
bekahs win meet Friday evening
At 8 o'clock at Odd Fellows han
for a business session. Refresh
ments viii close the evening with
Mrs. Henry Boes, Mrs. John Backs,
Mrs. Bessie Heimsoth and Mrs.
Georgia Just in charge.
Back from Minnesota
Mrs. Roy Berry Of e01 3rd 1T.
8. W.. has returned from a trip
to Bingham Lake, MINI. where
she visited relatives. She also
stopped at Minneapolis and Minot,
N. ID.
Mr. Newcomer IN Charge
Fruitland Grange will meet FRI
day night at Grange hall with Mrs.
George Newcomer In charge Of
the program. The Juvenile group
will meet at the same time.
Announces Engagement
Mrs. Doris Milholland of $50 SO.
Meridian at. announces her COM
ing marriage to Oscar Williams
Of Edgewood, to take place at
the home OF her aunt, Mrs z. A.
Spencer. 327 9Th st. s. W., on
March 81.
The announcement was made at
tea given by Mrs. Milholland at
her home Sunday afternoon from
2 until I o'clock. Miss Wahnita
Spencer and Miss Marian Jacobs
poured at . table decorated with
yellow candles and daffodils.
News Of the coming event was
given on cards presented to guests
at the refreshment table.
Guests included Mrs. Gus Mon
sell. Mrs. Dan Breen, Mrs. Ivy
Burr. Mrs. Irene Moore. Mrs. Ruth
Alexander. Mrs. Maude Webb. Mrs.
Chester Snow, Mrs. Don Fallman.
Mrs. Mac Stevenson. Mrs. Floyd
johnson. Mrs. Jensen. Mrs. Frank
Clement. Mrs Fern Mccurdy, Mrs.
Adrian Piquette, Mrs. Clarence
Creamer, Mrs. Hugh Kellogg. Mrs.
Lucy Hanlin. Mrs. f. A. Spencer,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Vigorous at 81
And Seeking Job

DU n \ X X, n. Y. - William
Turner. 81, still active and vigor-
Gus. told local authorities he was
seeking employment.
Il am alone IN the world. but ]
am determined to support myself
as long IS / am able 10 lift .
finger" he said.
Turner said be was born In
Canton. O.. m 1s4e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

BuYAKLUR - In one of their
main events Of the year. Puyallur
Valley post. Veterans Of Foreign
Warn auxiliary. viii Be hosts to all
auxiliaries Of the district At Odd
Fellows hall Thursday evening,
March n. These include groups
from Tacoma. South Tacoma.
Buckley and Steilacoom.
After . business session. the
program It . o'clock viii be open
70 the public. The program win
~ presented by Mrs. Freda Ra-
guse. Americanism chairman Of the
pszysllup auxiliary. This will In
cluds = talk on "Americanism" by
Capt Fred Griffiths, . reading by
Mn. Viola Hedgecock. and a group
Of selections BY the boys quartet
from the high school. During the
singing cf God Bless America" by
Miss Emily GiIliland, = tableau
Win - presented.
osy Contribute.
fhe city council "wednesday
night appropriated 500 toward 4
city float in the coming Daffodil
para1a 1t the request Of Ralph
Horbea, head At the local commit
-.
An ordinance to compensate
elected officials for expenses in
eurrsd In travel was given its first
reading and . petition signed by
Is residents on West Pioneer way
ct tn city limits requesting ade-
quate city water service was held
over for investigation. The first
reading Of m ordinance granting
the garbage removal franchise to
=. I. Brooks for q period Of five
years from May ! also was read.
r. 3. NcDermott, chairman Of the
Pioneer Road committee, asked
that the council endorse West way
~ 4 unit In the state highway
system.
NslsSssrs Ceiesrase
Members It the Puyallup. Royal
Neighbors lodge will meet in Red
Mems hall Monday evening at 9
o'clock TO celebrate the 45th ami
venary Of the organization.
This will also Be the 22nd ami
ssrssry Of the juvenile department.
Mn. William Knickerbocker will
- In charge Of the program and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Motorcycle Association
Meets at Aberdeen March 81

Next meeting of the Northwest
motorcycle association will be held
in Aberdeen March 81, with the
Grays Harbor Motorcycle club act
ing as host group. The session
will open at 1890 a. m. in New
Washington hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15
Improvement Club S
Dance on Saturday

The University Place Improve
ment club viii sponsor a ST. Pat
rick's dance In the school gymna-
stun Saturday at $50. Members
I'D thsar fEisndx 90 nsss4ed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

Willom w. Lord obove mental morve will oppeor
before members of the Tooomo Chamber of Commerce
forum Mondoy noon ct Hotel Winthrop, to demonstrate
his obity Lord who is listed the forum program os
"A thinking marvel, who mystfes his audience" is
nected with the Quorermosters corps OF Fort Worden.
One OF his outstanding eots is his uneonny oby solve
arithmetic problems especially those dealing with loroe
figures He formerly ossocioed with Ringing Bros.
circus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

Bright oocessory coiors IN sir'u-
lated leothers. Pouch. top-honoie,
envelope, over-the-shouloef copies
OF expensive originals oil
beautifully lined.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-15

potrio,-rsd. blue-violet, rose-eorol,
fuchsio, tee green. turf ton. navy,
block in royon nniionese foo
ric. loH-inch slipons with bound
top, elostic wrist.