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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20

Editor The Times: Those
grand old pioneers who braved
the forests and trails TO settle
our Puget Sound country must
have found the same type of
trails that we hardy souls who
live on Mckinley hill now en-
dure. In the vicinity Of East
Seth ST. and X is stretch of
road that would defy any me-
chanized unit Hitler could pro-
duce.
Il was q beautiful thought
when they cleared the streets
in this district, to blast out the
stumps. but now much more
beautiful II they had only filled
the holes.
II Is quite embarrassing while
visiting other parts of the city
70 explain 70 our children that
those strange machines they see
are road graders. Indeed. Santa
Claus hardly raised as much in
terest as a grader IN the dis
trict for Santa appears once
year.
Mckinley hill streets have
shaken the enamel off the bones
and loosened the kidneys OF al
most every resident who is brave
enough 10 drive a car.
Il anyone is in doubt as to
this condition. let him come to
Mckinley hill where a guide
hen need one. there's no street
marker either-and make a sur
vey. I'm sure he'll find were
pioneers stin :. McMURTRY.
S23 Ea. Morton st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
PULSE OF
THE PU BLIC
OPPOSES AIR FIELD
AT WEST END SITE

Editor The Times: 7 must
express my views on this pro-
posed site for an airport
bordered by jackson Alexander
road and the western Sixth ave.
district. I am sure people do not
realize the magnificent view to
be had from the various parts of
the section. Today. I saw six
mountain peaks, and Pm going
back every clear day that I can
TO see if I can see Mt. Hood.
If atmospheric conditions are
right.
I saw Mt Baker. Mt Shuk-
san, Glacier Peak. Mt. Rainier,
Mt Olympus and either Mt.
Adams or St Helens. Many
prize the view of the Olympics
and the Sound enough to make
this property very desirable for
homes. There are no water or
roads. but why can't they be
had Seeing the Cascade range
and all these snow capped peaks
made me pray that If ever this
decision is put to the people of
Tacoma to decide. they will
refuse to sacrifice this property.
Why not drive out Sixth ave
Alexander road and park your
car. walk east a block or so and
stand on the top of one Of these
rolling hills. You will be amply
repaid If YOU pick one Of these
clear cold days such as we've
been having. Then try TO
imagine what you would see If
You had a home there and the
sun was setting or maybe it's
early morning and it's playing
peek-aboo behind the mountain.
When you witness such a sight,
it isn't easy to 60 home to a
place where you can only see
the neighbors' houses, no matter
how well kept they are.
Has your soul ever hungered
for a glimpse Of the oceans
blue. or TO see the all Of a sunset
or the nest where the wild bird
flew
You think YOU are free as YOU
wander about your daily tasks.
In reality. you're imprisoned II
these things your soul ever
asks.
Eta LEEDY.
r. 5. Box SIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
SO THEY SAY

Tyrants BY whatever name
called shall not rule over the
human race / would as soon
believe that dinosaurs as big as
& house and extinct before men
We're born. could return 10
swish their long tails through
mudholes. - Carrie Chapman
Gait. the famous feminist. sd-
dressing Woman's Centennial
Congress in New York City.
Col Adna G. Clark Just re-
ceived a check for s., $50 for
Spanish American war service
and the ensuing Philippine in
surrection DrafteeS please
don't note.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20

ing problem OF
solemn import
ance to all
y orth W e St
erners.
We refer to
the long time
h e a d a C h e
r al in 2 the
publies larder
u n q 2 r I n G
terms of fish
ing privileges
in the anti
quated Indian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20

Right here and now we point
out that we take umbrage at
violations Of the spirit Of said
treaties. We don't advocate
any quarrel on the basis OF techi-
cal violations.
Those treaties-in their intent
and purpose still fine
thing. We think Indians abso-
lutely deserve TO enjoy all rea-
sonable privileges when it comes
to following their age-old GUS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Mr.. FIXIT
He Fixes Things


To receive attention IL thi. col
umn lsttsrs must ElVs name and
address o. HrifFr Onla initials
Slu be published vhen requested
Hr. Fixit; A and y bet that
there never was = Hippodrome
fheater south Of 9Th II. { befs
there was a Hippodrome ~ sos
Pacific ave In 1917. The Hip
podrome l. listed ~ SOC Pacific
ave. In the 1917 telephone dlrec-
tory. &. NICHOLSON.
Only Hippodrome ! recall was
at northeast corner Of 9th and
Pacific known befor. 1918 ss
Marcus Loew's Empress and he
fore that. and originally. as the
Grand theater. The first show
house south OF 9th on Pacific
ave, on the upper side OF Pacific.
was the old Pantages at BIO and
beyond that at si6 was a house
known for q time as the Mel
bourne and later as the Strand.
Between Pantsges and the 9th
st. corner there was small
house known as the Princess for
some time; IL featured stock
plays. The location developed
later into the Liberty about
1915. Eventually this site 1905
Pacific ave. became that for
the present Riviera theater. an
entirely new building. There
is no record in city directories OF
that time that II was ever called
the Hippodrome.
Mr.. Fislt: Why u II that all
activity In favor Of Germany IL
subversive. hut that In favor of
England legitimate: Why can
not agents for both countries
he prohibited from carrying on
their subverslve activities In the
L. s; l.. ID.
Germany Ia presumed To have
an objective contrary TO the
present form Of u. s. popular
government; Russia, through the
communist party activities. is
presumed 10 have an objective
contrary TO the present form of
government and economics In
this country. Activities Of their
agents so far as they may be in
line with their national philoso-
phies, and counter ours, are clas-
sified as subversive. British OBJ
1ectives are presumed 10 be in
tune with American government
and economic policy, and the ac-
tivities OF British agents, subject
10 the same superficial rules as
those OF other nationals, are not,
however, presumed" to be sub
versive unless our administra-
ton should determine In specific
cases that the activities were In
fact detrimental &c American
policy. II all depends on who
decides who and what are sub
versive.
MIR. Fixit: Would the Alien
Registration act apply 20 me?
! was horn In the q. y. and have
never left them, hut l married q
foreign horn man In 1918. He
didn't become a citizen until the
early 1905. r. A. II.
You are a citizen and would
have to register. Seems silly in
your case. Of course, but as a
matter of law in effect between
March ?. 1907, and Sept. %. 1922.
you lost your u. S. citizenship by
your marriage to an alien. The
law was repealed by congress in
1922, but it still applies in your
case. Postmaster Fishburne ad-
yises,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
MINED OIL

MINED OIL
Standing on a Los Angeles
street corner, in 1892. Edward
Laurence Doheny saw a wagon
carrying black. tarry SUBJ
stance called "brea." Doheny
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20

and sank a 225-foot shaft. They
struck a gusher-the first and
probably the last time oil was
ever mined in California; With
in two years 200 companies had
sunk 1900 wells in the section.
TOMORROW: Girl Guide.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20

knew enough about geology to
believe the substance contained
oil. He inquired the source,
teamed with Charles A. Can
field, a fellow prospector equal
ly broke" leased nearby land
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
TIcuT An Inside Picture of Finon-
Ll0n i ciol and Political America
By RAY TUCKER

WASHINGTON-The deposed and presumably impris-
oned Pierre Laval has long been evil star the inter-
national heavens He has few sympathzers the capital
among Old and New Dealers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
ToDAY's COMMON ERROR

Do not say. = never remem-
Der having met him: say. 7
do not remember ever having
met MIN"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
STREETS ARE IN BAD
SHAPE ON EAST SIDE

r. F D., Graham.
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Eta LEEDY.
r 5 Box SIS
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Nsittiuolj, ben 8 pftsber $40


feinem Sat ipar er aus benz Sdlitten
Iltno itano III ipenigeit Sefin,6en bor
libr. Wit itarfen Mrinen 5og er oas
| 1por stnfregnng 5itternoe Mdoden an
lid.
,,GDa Marie, neine fiiBe GDa Wia-
lrie, babe id oid enbIid ipieoerp rief
! ct nit ioI6en Snbel III oer Stimlae,
IooB ons M1oben Sic Getpalt ieiner
2iebe fiibIte.
| l1llo oa lag lie nun an ieiitenl Ser.
l5en mo fiiblte feinen Iaiten, itarfert
lSdlag. 5tlinln belt Ct fie ilnlidloi-
lien, ftitntm iblniegte iie iib III ieines
larme, mo oie slngeit ta,tdten III ieli.l
ger 0onne ifteinanber. 9ie &iiIle,
Ioie iebt aaf lire 2ippen nieberbran,r-
| fen iparen anoere als iene bor ibrer
5lue6t. slber fei,t 8angen fam III
Iibr Ser5 BEL feiner beiBen Slut. Starf
|ltno getDaltig mar feine 2iebe, bas
lfiiblte fie, ltno nit oieier ilaligeu @lllt
lDernidtete CT bie Demiitigung, Sic er
lporber oem ll,teeliebten @eib 5uge-
| lfiigt.
2ange bieIten fie iid ltrtidlltngen.
Dd fiiblte er, iuie tie i'm 5roit Ieid5t
5uianlntenidaterte. CT bob fie empor
lti1b trng iie at bem 5dIittelt. Dort
padte er fie lparm III Bel5oeden ein
,tno iebte lid 5lt ibr. Gang anod6-
/ tig fd)a,tte CT III ibr @elibt, benn lire
|idol1elr> sl,gen blidten ibn nit oern
alten lieben 8ertranen oil. Das ipar
pieoer oas 5artlide 2endten beraau.
|gener Gage.
Nod lange bielten Sic stpei inn
|Sdlitten nebeneinanoer, nno oie iii.
ben, toridten @orte, Bic er ibr 5l1.
fliilterte, fanoen saae ben @eg 81, if.
rem Ser5en.
,gift oit MIN gliidlid), ,tlein ae-
liebtes Wdbhen2 @laublt oi MN,
bob id bid liebe fiber ale WeaBen?"
Sic MloB Sic Mugen ano Iebnte
lid an feline 56mlter.
usSa, id bin eliidlid, ipie idj es
ME borber geipeien;. id babe nidt ae.
glailbt, Dab Elm Menidenbers fold
|fiefes @liid ali faiieu bermaa. ltno
an oeine 2iebe CLAUDE id, ionIt mare
id nidt beimgefebrt.
gr fiibte lire slugen lln5- innidlana
ne bon 1leiieln IN innigeln @nt5iiden.
ano Damn, ais bic 8feroe unge6illoig
ipiIroen, rtabln er Die 3iigeI l,,ro Iieb
Die Neroe i'm Sd)ritt geben.
SIT Dir Iebr falt, ODER oarf id) 6idj
nod elm @eilben BEL mir bebalten 81
Sic bnihelte iid tpoBlig 1T Sic
Yel5e.
r@an5 beiB 1T mir, id friere nidt."
9a nidte Ct gliiditrableno, un0 iei.
me onnflen Nugen iiInfaBten oas Iieb.
lide @eiidt NIT gnt8iiden. gr Ienfte
ploblid ben 5dlitten nod oent Dorf.
Sab itns bod Iieber I'M ggaIoe
Ibleiben arlnin", Bat fie leiie.
.Wir febren gIeid suriid, 2ieb.
ling. sSekt fabre idj bid crit 5un
Bfarrer, nm oas Mnfaebot alt beltel-
len. Sd brallde 10 fdnea als mig.
lid cine Iiebe, ber3liebe @nrgfral1...
Aaein balit fid's nidt BALI 10 gut ba
obel1. =
Da lpioerfprad iie ibm nidt nnebr.
X s
| Nier Noden fpdter III ben erlten
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Die e7e11a.ne.sz1kl6u1el

i - iy 's ~, ss>TssO y -. =. .o@>a.sS ~.s sss' ~
Ibieren.
! Wantiea ,labm lire beransforoern
loe 2ieblingsItellling, sic Mrtne III 81
lSiiften geitemmt, ein.
uaaf sic babe id geraoe nod ge
Iipartet, nm Oas 5u erfabren! Wiihe1
sic fid) man blob ridlt lit nteine aii
denangelegenbeiten, id) befiilnnter
mid Inn Sbre Stalle audi nibtl Da
eiiet lit lans1t allfgetragen Nltn MO
deu sic man idnea. Damn TRIGGER
Sic audi nod mas ab!"
ltno fnaa flog sic Cir olt.
Sdebefing trollte breitbeilig, abe
ieelenpergniigt babon, I'M ieinen
Serrn BEL Slide, ipie INNER, @eiea
Ii6aft at Ieiiten. slls er am aiiben
feuiter porbeiging, 0ffnete es Wartlel
balb. I.
,,giien sic ni6t subiel bon ben
l56morfobl, .Snipeftor, ionit miro e
Sbnen tuieber flaooerig i'm Weagen'
| rief iie binalts.
uDann iebe i6 einen Bomeran5lif01
oaraltf, Mamlea. sic iino ia frob
iuenn elmer bon benz 3eug trinft,"
uSie iino 1t altes &amel, Snfpef
for"
,,ltno sic Iin6 n il1nae @arnidel
Mamiea1"
9as Seuiter pur6e geidloiien ltnf
|S6epefing ourdqlterte I'M idontel
ieeliiden @leidgeipidt ben Sof Mam
ien iab ibn1 bergniigt nad, bis er Der.
ldpunoen mar. Dann trat iie an De,
5dranf, IN bem fie BEN 2if0r alifbe
tuabrte, rabm eine SlaiAe bern,ls
idiittelte iie nno belt iie gegen bas
2idt.
uSeute reidt es nod aus, lnorger
lnuB id cine friide Slaide aiifn1a
den, oadte iie frieoIid, i'm @eiIts
nit Dem leibliden 8obl ibres Greun
oes 5debefins beiddftist.
X
Webr ais biersebn Gage paren Der
itridenieit iener lti,terreonng 5iuiidei
armilt nnb Gpa Marie. Das jung,
Mdoden ,lab,n iekt eine eans anoer'
lStellllng i'm 9altle oes 9errn boz
}5ultenau elm. Dora mar ibr nit Of
fenem @erben Inn lire 5reilnol1af
6egegnet, ber Sansberr fam ibr mi
iobialer Srelm0lidfeit e,,tgege,,> Uni
Sic ainoer sei5ten nit ieoer 5tltno,
oes 8eiiammenleins, felt iie Dol
Sdreden bernoinmen batten, baB Gps
Marie fortseben tuollte.
Gin iebr ber5lides 8erbdltnis batt
liid spiiden Grau bon Soltena,1 I'M
gba Warie berausgebiloet. Die flug
[lino giitfge Grau bate es beritanbe,1
lid bas Bertralien 6es ilngen Mao
dens al eruerben. l1n6 gpa Mari
empfanb es als ettuas aoitlides, sic
Her miitterli6en Grelnnoin bas ga15
Snnere erIdlieBen lsu biirfen. Sd
Igan5es 2eben entrollte iid bor &c
bornebmen 8eltoame, oie iid 81
Rlugbeit ,tno Ser5lidfett zines gl1tel
Menlben inn @eIelllhaftstrnbel lln
in ibren fleil1liben Sorgen betpabr
1batte. 8on ibrem geliebten 8ate
lipra1 iie NIT inniger Berebritng. Bol
I Der 5tiefmutter nit @ranen ilno Mb
haeignng. l1n6 bann beidtete iie 81
@eihibte ibrer 2iebe itno ibre
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8rofeilor, nm sic at bitten, Gba Ma.
ries 3ilntner inital,b iebeft at lallen.
Sic febrt in ,taditer 3eit 5lriid. !
ssrau Delilrs tal,nelte einige 5d)rit-
te 3uriid. Sbr @eiid)t ber5og iidJ on
einem freltoigen @rinien.
80 mein @ott, mein @ott! Sa6en
sic oas Iiebe &ino gefl,noell? 8iro
nun alles tpieber gut? 3 bu lieber
Simmel, sic Srelloe nadt mid gan5
taumelig! stllo seflutoen, eefllnoen!
sfd, sod enbltd) tpieoer cine frobe
Ma6ridt, Serr BON 2epoen! Sic ab-
nen nidt, tuas id selitten babe, id
bin gang eleno." :.
slrlnilt mar faum imltanbe, feitc
G6Ide,l 5u perbergen. Y
,5ie fonnen pielei6t 5llr <@rbolung
eine Sur gebraltde,t, Srau Hrofeiior.
5obaIo gpa Marie slriidfebrt, miro
1mIere Sod5eit itattfinoen. ltto oann
bdlt Sic ia nidts mebr bier feit. lln-
fere alten s6maduugen bleiben mo-
tiirlid beiteben. Sest mrB id aber
geben, sic Bferbe bertragen langes
8arten nidt. sloiel,, .llno bite, ior-l
gen Sic, baB gua Warie allies bereif
ftn6et."
,,@etpiB, getpiB! s(d oie~ 5re,ioe!
9as quite 9ino! Moielt, 11tein lieber,
Iieber Serr bon 2epoen, aoieu!"
@rmin elite bi1aus lao ibiittelte
iid formlid). g(ls ct ipieoer iln 5blit-
ten IaB llno NIT 5hebefing 6abon-
fubr, iaste ct nit finlterer Msiene:
uSaben Sic iernaIs generft, bab'
- oaB 6ieie Sralt trinft?"
CT 5eigte init BET Sano iiber Die
Sdulter aitriid. Sdebefing sos bie
buldigen 8raren bitter Sitiamnten.
usSa, Serr, bies @ei6 beiist nobl1
alle 2aIter. Wein alter Sreuno, Der
Brofeiior, bat mir NAL iein Ser5 aus
geidiittet. Msit bem gri,fen bat iic1
angefansen, aIs iie bas germogen in
alle @inee serItreut bate. ged - oa
lit balo nidts rnebr bon ber friiberen
5d0nbeit ii6ergeblieben, ,tno BEN Bro-
feiior bot mebr Der Grant ,lno Ser
gfel ,,tnsebradt, als feline 9ranfbeit."
Mruin feuf5te. - -
.Mrme gba Warie! @as mag fie
babel en,pf,,n6en baben! Rein 8lu1-
Der, 6aB iie iid Inn jeoen -ereis bon
6ieier Srait I0ien tponte."
Isle bat es ia audi Sbrem 8ater
in sic 6an6 beripredlen miilien, nod
feinem Eo6e iid bon Ser stlten an
trennen". brltn,mte Sdepefing. Nad
elmer @eile aber <fnaIlte er NIT ber
Yeitlde. ~
,,@eg nit bent 8ilbe, &errI 2aiier
mir uns sic id0ne @ottesipelt nidt
burd iold Elm @reltelmei6 bergdllen
Seben Sic, ga oben gudt lmier 8llrg.
tuerben ipie elm alter grauer @ieie aus
bent tpeiBen Sdnee beraus. Dtllen.
berger miro gut fir tparme 3ilnmer
geiorgt baben ,tno Wamiea fir ein
gntes @iien." -
Cine 8iertelitl.uoe ipdter f1bret1 iie
I'M SdloBbof ein.
als Sdebefing ieinen Bel5 abge.
legt ,.n6 Die idtperen Stiefel gegea
leidtere eingetauidt bate, eing er
binunter mno flopfte on Die aiibens
tiir. Mamiea fubr init Dem aopf ber-
6 aus.
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s5oltenail erbot iicb bergebells, fie idon
lfriiber 3ii entlaiien. gDa Warie ipolIis
lnibt fabnenfliidtig iDerben CRIT iolf-
8|te cine ilele gr3ieberill fiir Bic &inoer
Inns &alis fonlmeiL oann ipollte lie
beimfebreit. 4.
/ Nls Dora ibr DofHeate, tpie iebn-
1iiidfig llno llnrnbis Mrillin nilf iie
Itparten ipiirbe, ld1elte ic err0tello.
ug8enn er Mid Iiebt, ipie ib ibil,
1ban1 lit ct nibt iii llnrube, Damn peiB
/ 1er, Dab id fon1lne, fagte iie feit.
DieIclbe 9lntfport erbielt an1 rip
pad auf ieilt Drar,gen. gr fam faIt
taglib, ieiile grant 5lt beil,den. Sab
er fid nidt beriagen fonnte, ieillem
5reunbe oie tr6itlibe Gnnbe alt ienoen,
oaB gpa Diaries &eimfebr nnr cine
Srage Der 3eit lei, lit ielbitperitallS-
lidj.
E 2Die beioen Giltber batten nun audi
erfabren BOB Der ,Snfel 2eDoens Iiebe
8rant' mar. Das gab eilnll Subel ob-
he gn6e. ltnb gba Warie lnltBte iln-
mer ipieoer bon 8urelperben er5dblen.
DAB iie nun ieben CONNER fire ge=
Iliebte Gba Warie bein6en ipiiroen
ip,lroe gail5 feit mlsgemadt itnb Gip=
pad nad)te aud fdon iest fiir 9ora
Juno ftd) Auartier fir sic sserienseit.
Sran bon Soltenau fndte eifrig
lndd) einem grlaB fir @ba Mnrie, sic
Ii,nbeirrt trob aller gebotenen 5reltnS.
idaft llno @ertraltlihfeit ibren einlnal
iibernomnenen 8fIidten nadfanl.
@n6li1 mar cine Dame geillnoeIl,
Die leiolid ben geitelltet anforoerlln-
gen entiprad), ilno Gpa Warie riiltetc.
5nr .9eimreile.
Nippnd) 1lno 9ord, iotpie Sic bei.
ben ainoer gaben ibr bas @eleite
|na6 oem Babnbof. Der Mbidieo bon
ben beioen bi,nfellodigen Maoden IiaI
ibr iebr ibner, batte iie bod Die 2iebe.
Der beioen Waod)en als einen Croft
III flunmerboller 5tllnoen en1pfun-.
ben. Die neibbersige glfrie6e meinte
Eleiic III iid bineiil, ,i1o Margarete
bib Die Saline anf elm gaidentud,
|als Der 3mg 0abonfiibr. gpa Warie
lob nit fendfen Milgen allf oie aiaoer.
5nriid imo tpinfte Dora lln6 Rippad)
ber5lid 5il..
auf gpa Diaries allsgeiprodene
eitte bate es 9iippad ,lnterlollen,
armin ben Gag ibrer Mbreiie mitsu.
teilen. I'm ben sSSamnter ieiner flei-
men Sdpdgerinnen gu miloern, feb
er BEL Soiti balten ,tno' beIlldte nit
ibnen oas Cafe. Da tpmr6e ser Stunt
mer nit Sdlagiabne betdubt.
X X X
armin bate nit Srau 9rofellor De.
Illus bereinbart, baB fie iofort sic
Wago nad Dem 5dloiie ididen iole,
uenn gna Marie eingetroffen fei.
1rosoem fnbr er falt t1aIid am Saus-
den borbei, Inn fid ielbit al iiber3el-
| gen. Ser, erfte Sbnee NOR our S6lfte
fpieoer iUeggetaut. Darauf bate iid
adlte eingeiteM ,lno III Der Madt
mar friider Sdnee gefal(en. Wltn
gab es bon nellem berrlibe 5blitten-
balm. Mrnin fllbr allein I'M 5dlit-
ten ben 5dloBberg bitab. gr belt
bic 3iisel laliig III Ser Sano llno lieB
1oie 8feroe gerlddlid trabe,l. Dan1
lging's III ben berfdneiten Balb bin
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Bier 8oden ipGter III ben er1ten
Taget oes Sanllar, tpur6e Mrnin bon
2epoen nit Gba Marie Delius III al.
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Evening star., 1940-12-31
Nearby Hunt Clubs Announce
Schedule for Full Series
OF Midwinter Meets

Nearby hunt clubs have scheduled
a full series of meets for the mid
winter season beginning this week
and extending in some cases until
early spring.
Warrenton iVaD Hunt fixtures for
January will be l, Leny Manor; 4,
Fauquier Springs; 6, Mr.. Armstrong;
gate; 8, Balls Cross Roads; IL, Mr.
Fmory's: 13. the Kennels; Is, La
kota; 18, Mr.. Eugene Aliens; 81,
Waterloo; %, Kellis Corner; 25,
Waverly; 81. Poplars Corner, and
%, Canterbury gate. Meets on jan
uary l, 6, 13, 20 and 27 are at l pm
and the others at IL am. Amory S.
Carhart is master fox hounds of the
Warrenton Hunt and Capt. R. j.
Kirkpatrick is honorary secretary
The Old Dominion Hounds of
which Mrs John Arthur Honckley
is master fox hounds, will meet
generally during January and Feb
ruary on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
The Cobbler Hunt has reelected
DR.. Edmund J. Horgan of Washing
ton and Markham, Va, as master
fox hounds. Other officers chosen
were H M Luttren of Delaplane,
president Of the board; Alvin v.
Baird, Marshall vice president: H
l.. Gaddis, Marshall, treasurer. and
Jason Page. Delaplane, honorary
secretary. The Cohbler Hunt terri
tory is in northern Fauquier County.
r. Jackson Ratchffe. secretary of
the Bull Run Hunt Club at Ma
nassas, Va, has announced a sched-
Evening star., 1940-12-31

ule of fixtures for the next three
months as follows:
January 8, Graham Park, the c.
L. Seeley farm; Is, Willow Green,
the William Wheeler farm; %,
Portici, the R. L. Lewis farm; 30,
Taylors place; February 5, Rose
mont, the c. F. M. Lewis farm; II,
Ferndale, the B. Higgs Lewis farm;
10, New Commons, the Victor Hay
don place: 26, Paradise, the C. C.
Lynn farms March 5, the Retreat,
the F.. M. Lewis farm; II. Maple
Grove, the Norvelle A. Wheeler
farm; l9, Ben Lomond estate; 26,
Rowzie's gate.
The Howard County Md Hunt
has listed meetings for Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays during
January after the opening event at
the Kennels on Wednesday at II
am. This will be followed by a
luncheon at the club. The schedule
is: January 2, Lichendale; 4, BuZ-
yards Roost; 7, Glenelg Manor
Goint meeting with Golden Bridge :;
9, Mr.. Lloyd Owings Goint meeting) !;
II, Mr. Schows Joint meeting) :;
IA. Montrose; 16, Burnt Woods: l8,
Double Bridges; 81, Bunker Hill;
%, Buzzards Roost; 25, Glenelg
Manor; %, Montrose, and 80, Ken
nelS.
If weather permits. later meets
will be announced for Wednesday,
January 8, and Friday, January 10.
Of those already scheduled. the
meets on Tuesdays will be at II am.
and the others at pm
Evening star., 1940-12-31
Service Orders
ARMY.


GENERAL STAFF CORPS
Magruder, Brig. Gen. John. from WASH
TombsuehO It. oe Col pIeEsnS Paai e. MaSf from Wash
lngton to Camp Shelby, Miss.
INSPECTOR GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
ton. Tex. to Tampa. pam Fla. Eof' sam Hous-
Feardsn; Col. John b: from San Fran
cisco to Mitchell Field, N Y.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
weston, Ii Col. William B. from Chi
cago to Fort Knox. KY
MEDICAL CORPS.
Brass, N C.. to to- MsSbli iscb = Field iGom Fla ao''
Hrenof, Gia First 1t. Arseny <, from Fort
Fowler: First 1t. Hanes M. from wash
lngton to Patterson Field. Ohio.
INFANTRY.
DeT0uin, o Ii It Col, Frank A. from Ludins-
ton' Mich, to Nacimiento. Calf
Vt. CAVALRY.
Blunt, Lit Col. Wilfried NJ, from New
YORK to Fort Brown, Tex
ENGINEERS
ton to Baltimore '-'''>
FIELD, FIELD, Wash to Fort George Wright
oOISnna, Ig Maj Maj John O., from March
Fleld Calf, to Riverside Calf.
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Brewer, Maj: Paul M. from Camp Hulen.
Tex. to Camp Wolters Tex.
SIGNAL CORPS
Martin TiIa Capt, Winfield I, from March
ley Field, Va; to, Fort Sheridan III.
Trsw, Capt. Frank G., from MacDm
Field. Fla, to Camp Beauregard. La.
Williams, First 1t Hiette S.. jr from,
Puerto -Rican Department TO Panama
Canal Department