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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-08
Three Are Fined
AS Drunk Drivers

Hand cider proved the downfall
Of Robert v Smolley. one Of three
motorists convicted Of drunk driv-
ing n police court hearings Fri
day.
Srolley. arrested the afternoon
Of July 4. told Police Judge Joseph
Mallery he halted neither in tav-
ems nor the liquor store prior to
his arrest. He did call on a friend
where he had a few swallows Of
cider.
Was it hard cider ." asked the
court.
oh. I guess it was. said Smol-
ley. The defendant, who lives AZ
East 18TH and I SITS. was fined
$3.50 and costs and lost his drivers
license for a year.
Similar fines were melted out 10
Harlan NJ. Danielson. 81. 740l So.
Cakes st. arrested Thursday. and
Mrs. Arwilda fGcnel RAIDER. IS.
nabbed Monday night. both on
drunk-driving charges Both plead
ed guilty to the accusations.
Wilton Southwark. q. sailor.
pleaded guilty to disorderly con-
duct for throwing a pop bottle out
of car and was fined IS and
costs. The car was driven by Eek
hardt A. Russart, 81. sailor. who
faces a hearing July Is on a reck-
less driving charge.
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RELATIVE SOUGHT

Search for a sister of Herbert j.
Clements, who died last October
In MERGED, Calf, was instituted by
Tacoma police Saturday at the re-
quest of friends of the deceased.
Woundex tNo-Septo) for wounds,
burns. cuts. adv.
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Core of the News
SOLDIER SENTENCED

James Mack. rs, Fort Lewis SOL
der. was sentenced to serve a 60
day Jail term by Police Judge Jo-
seph Mallery Friday for annoying
a female person. Mack was SEN
fenced after fort officials failed to
assume authority over the defend
ant.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter Store. adv.
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FAVORS EXTENSION

Congressman Coffee has notified
The L. S. Chamber of Commerce
he favors application of the North
west Airlines to fly from Chicago
10 New York via Detroit and
Windsor, Ont. The lines now op-
crate from Seattle to Chicago.
Wedding Flowers. Him., Florist
4
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Beauty Psrlon

ONE WEEK ONLY
ORR regular % 50 Orchid o. Fernas-
rents. complete nov - fes;
curles glven
THRfrTY BEAUTY SALON
81 Broadway HR sosi
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Legal Notices
TACOMA pIrR11C SCHOOLS
Special Notices
ATTENTION /!

MEMBERS Of Hold Carriers and
Building Lsborers local 252 picnic
a. High Dive resort. Surprise lake
Saturday. July 18th. Free refresh
rnents and games.
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Money Wanted

OIL o5o-REAL ESTATE for sale 800
discount DOLLY 433 Proyident
bldg Nhin OO4l
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Phone Want ADS 10 Main sisi
transportation

INDEPENDENT Dollar Line. r. p
So 30 ne~ ies fare % Portland and
L A Croft Hotel 1913 Pacific
Main eoSi
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Berry pieker

" ASTEn - ones herry pies~fs. god
field sos Fifteenth st \ W fsiy-
Alinr Phone sSHi
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Sales People. Agents


BIO value. quick sales, popular. "a
to carry. 1900 FIDELITY bldg
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WANT transportation - Chiesso.
snare sxpcnses ER Tao. Al ri
srercsz
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WANTED 70 buy poultry ard live
ssos 81 ses Iss.A Tsesma
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SOUTH BEND Empires mailsAble
wood or coal Tsuse Garland f04S
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OIL PERNANrSTs CSC and Up Pre-
marcels and finger waves
la TRANCE SCHOOL OF BEAUTY
Isl 81 HeaSns MAin To12
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L4EkIC PuIIEfs AID FsYEisA
- wanted Hisfest yficss
ECDaxhs.e 1901 No. zsth. Pr 7ss<
POULTRY AND IIgEfrDcK wanted
TosG Pacific GA <s4z
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Fast-hction hdverfisinq

II you have something 70 sell reach
more Tacoma homes ~ less adTer-
Using cost D. placing your message
Ia THE TIMES WANT ADJ
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RASPBERRY niekers wanted living
accommodations John Piekcrski.
Route 4 BOX S5e Fast eeth
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DISCOUNT On used KimDxli oonsO-
lettes Ciiuton's llth and FaNostt.
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rAone want II. t. Main nn

TIE NEW FORD Trseso,
vii save you 'ime ard
labor. Fer denomination
cal NAN All. evok 4
Bowers. "a puyallup ave.
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GRACE MORGAN s ncw ~ HAssls
Beauty shop sos south Proctor.
Proctor e7SA
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Pfg CHEnnfge. n N on tree. eos
~ Huson at AhnitoH
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HEAVY uplsud tie sisb cos ~
AANYzs FUEL hAln i0ss
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WASHER ana vacuum cleaner. re-
pairing and paTts y y WaAheT
Service ARA So O. GA bIib
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Buffeien heavy piAner ends. un-
steamed cor. blocks: los enoe
DOEWIS PUBL. Ma cS3z.
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FLOOR FURNACES sss 30
HHdWay 1883 z3ib tirtn Ave
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Buffelen 2-ln. = !. IS Hf n re s sssa
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cC IN No ! for wood alder. Q. e..
@O.OO $3.50. cedar posts. heavy
upl tie slab. cos ~ CA $40.
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BY LichtY

ROYAL AsRs Blnsa hontnrs ne }
cherries COS East san
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PERMANENT Waves csc and IN free
naycels and finger waves a Nc1rr
Beauty school llso pdwv m 1870
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MEN WANTED 10 handle popular
Motor Scooter sales Nationally ad-
VcrtiSed product recognized -
leader IN It's field Aggressive men
or dealers have biz profit oppor-
tunity in universal demand Tor
Motor ScooterS Offer made BY
manufacture with ANAL rating
Pnr personal interview with fac
tory representative write va. Ia
coma Times
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FAMILY SIZE septic tank. tiss7.
Modern Supply Co 1874 Commeros
street MAD Obsf.
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1880 WINCHESTER cArblne rife. 100
rounds ammunition. t2b Bh llIS
daytime AsE for Eastman.
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sgsnfaa BEA1h cgF,fAagss " aaF.
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tssfa h.ssetz aassG tiebsax ~ ttet.
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JrwsEx. tsssernsss ara hgnn ksafessH
tsslis khrsseH WHITE sra q y e
tssafa ffss aeFssee 81 - AaiNes
Transported ~ FoHf riee~ - stffe
extra eesa WAITER ANnxstetaN
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ACC Glazing ana Mirrors sales
w ~ and service Tacoma Glass
Co. 1876 1913 Commerce MA zll2.
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ORDER YOUR WOOD. COAL. FUEL OIL-TOoAY
You'll Find The Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily

60 M z cords heavy tie slso.
w No. 0 g for va &c load
{ Q m z Big oordE upland block
70 w and slzb GA 5oee
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/ OST-Green Fountain Pen AZ post
: office Friday; reward. PR 1898.
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WANTED Farm hand TO milk five
cows t2h rer month room and
board Pred Klinsenoers. = mile
north Of Nelm
Nogales international., 1940-07-27
PRESS COMMENT
Farley

settling dust at Chicago figure stands out with en-
pesge-hat Farley who will step down within
National Commit
necessity recoupmg
country will understand.
told by the President that the er
accepting later that
himself Taking
loyalty and support and
invaluable Farley
only to discover Al Smith, Ray
loyalty Mr. Roose
direction enoS
N be his friends
politician with few scuples politician
given and that there things he Will not
painfully evident from the ag and groanng the o
Farley third it, Instead
himself had
intervene in baoting his
chosen candidate Hopkins blunderng.
retirement will
rattle good deal in Farleys Angeles Times)
Nogales international., 1940-07-27
The Ripening OLA
Boyish Friendship

Nogales editor is atop stump He has not aoted
all the signs evident He loyal Roo
friend
We onetme Democrat whom the
the nations highest office
must like circumstances
in the White House that ne cou
nothing occurred IN the
relationship several decades the passing of
time which prevent doing such thing Yet Craig
Roosevetian by his
Perhaps both to personal friendship and party loyalty
support Roosevelt openly while voting privately IN the
sancalm of the polling for Mr. W1lkie
Wendell Wlke during days when the WHKle
CT which much has been printed was more eoC
Wendell played tricks on Craig
that will to get
why Craig Ponger n3h 90 ce thing or announcer
beautiful style
those OF former generation will remem
Tiger?and then,
clarity mystery made wrote sequel which left
baffed after he before
watch
ngs paper perform detection favor of boy
friendship shall always wonder what Craig who
with himself
and his voting booth this fall Phoenx Arizona Re
pubhc)
Nogales international., 1940-07-27
Ashurst To
Address Small
Mine Operators

GLOBE, Arizona, July 26-An ad-
dress by U. S. Senator Henry F..
Ashurst will be one of the many
features of the Third Annual Jam
boree of the Arizona Small Mine OPP
orators Association to be held here
August %, %, and "a, according to
Loyde G. Edmonson and E. r.
Scoop" Kielgass, chairmen of the
Globe and Miami Councils, respect
lively, who are in charge of the ar
rangements. They advise that Ash
urst has accepted, subject to can
collation. in the event Congress is
still in session.
Ashurst recently publicly con-
demned those who would run away
from Washington and campaign for
reelection at a time when they are
vitally needed in the capitol city.
Edmonson and Kielgass state that
Nogales international., 1940-07-27
$EENad HEARD
LON
THE MAIN DRAG

Jimmy Robins using crutches as
result Of suffering an injured
right foot when he fell from a lad
der while posting notice of a meet
ing of the Santa Cruz Home De-
fense Council On The International S
bulletin board.
James Lincoln Edwards, former
ly of Nogales, selling papers on the
pike at Long Beach.
County Republican Chairman E.
K. Cumming predicting Wendell
Willkie will be elected.
Several anti-third termers.
Bob Palms dislocating shoulder
and elbow while playing with some
children at picnic.
Nogales international., 1940-07-27
Kirby Vidrine Peeved

KIRBY VIDRINE of Phoenix, an alternate delegate
"A to the Chicago convention, has bolted the Demo
cratic party and wired Republican nominee Wendell
Willkie he will support him this fall.
Vidrne, in his telegram gave what he said were
his reasons for such change in face but suspect
the main reason was that Vidrne became peeved be-
John Garner did not get the presidential NOM
naton. Vidrne was state Garner-for- -president-man-
ager prior to the convention
Nogales international., 1940-07-27
BY. E. ". era h a m

Let's quit trying to forecast future
events via the old crystal ball meth
cd. In spite of all the knowledge
available to- those persons in high
posts of business and government.
it seems as if your guess is as good
as anyone's as to what trend inter
national events will take. How these
events, if and when, will affect our
national business in general and
cur local business in particular. no
one knows. We are all agreed that
under present conditions, the pro-
gram of quick and complete defense
preparation is indispensable. How
ever, it is possible the black clouds
OF war may disappear sooner than
any OF us anticipates. This being the
case, why not be jump ahead and
take out prosperity insurance for
Arizona?
The finest prosperity insurance
policy this state can have is legis-
lative approval of bill which will
set up both the funds and the me-
chanlcs for national tourist ad
vertlsing program. If the interna-
t1onal situation does not materially
change as far as this country is con-
cerned, for the next year, there will
continue to be widespread tourist
travel within our national boun-
diaries. Should the world again gain
a peace footing, tourist travel will
enjoy the biggest boom in it's his
tory.
Now is the time to present this
matter to your local legislative can
didates. Make them feel that the
public not only wants but demands
legislative aid in developing the
states greatest industry Here is one
issue every local candidate should
be glad to support Here is one of
the few instances where the tax
payers dollar is spent to bring in
revenue to the taxpayer in all Sec
tions of Arizona. If such a bill is
enacted, you can bet that it will
be the mos popular endorsed of any
during the coming legislative ses-
sion.
A national tourist advertising
campaign for Arizona is purely non
political and non-partisan. The re-
sultant tourist dollars which will
flow into all Arizona communities
will be shared alike by Republicans
and Democrats, regardless of their
vocation.
Arizona's citizens and taxpayers
have not been getting their share
of the national tourist dollar Why
can't we have the same kind of leg
islation that has proved so success
full and profitable for our neighbor-
ing states? We have more to offer
the tourist, summer and winter,
than any other state in the Union.
the answer is sinple-in the true
"manana' spirit we just haven't
done anything about it.
You have all heard the story of
the man who starved to death in
the midst of corn field-because
he was too lazy to feed himself.
Well, if we need more money and
don't have it, it's cur own fault. We
are sitting in the center of great
tourist trade "gold mine while the
actual dollars are whizzing into the
cash registers of our aggressive sis
ter states.
Nogales international., 1940-07-27

they expect attendance at the big
event to break all previous records.
pointing out that the association
has increased its membership sub
stantially in the past year and that
Globe is one of the most centrally
located points in the state. The
association membership now totals
over 1000 with SIS councils.
Nogales international., 1940-07-27
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Nogales international., 1940-07-27

GLAMOR TRAM Latest model in
comeback drive of street cars, which
has seen more than 1000 deluxe
"P. c. c." trolleys go into service in 13
big cities in recent months, is this St.
Louis speeder. Riding on rubber
Sandwich" wheels and rubber springs
developed by Goodrich engineers, the
modern trans are swift, smooth and
silent as fine auto. The almost hui
man" profile is due to antiglare slanting
Windshield.
Nogales international., 1940-07-27
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

Thousands who suffered from the torturing
pains of rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago, neu-
their discovery of NURITO. Now they have
found quick-acting formula which speedily
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contains no opates. If you want to feel again
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Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-30
Sunday Night
Support Given
For Visitors

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Connolly of
Reno, New, former El Centrans,
were complimented at a Sunday
night supper given by Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. j. Goree, jr., at their home,
582 Wensley avenue.
Holiday decorations were used for
the living room and in the table
appointment, covers being laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman c. Deaton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles P. Delp, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Nuffer, Mr. and Mrs. Neal
Gavin of Ell Centre, DR.. and Mrs.
Harold Gregg and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Dove of Calexico.
After dinner bridge was played.
Mrs. Connolly and Mrs. Delp win
ming the high score prizes for the
women and Mr.. Nuffer and Mr..
Deaton, those for the men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly and their
children, Joan and Bobby are
spending the holidays in the valley
with Mrs. Connelly's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. S. Neagle of the Jasper
district. They plan to return to
Reno this weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-30
School Friends Enjoy Reunion
Given by Ruth Riddle

Red, yellow and white, a gay ar
ray of colors which made cheer
full, decorative setting indoors, con-
trasting with the rain outside, were
used when Miss Ruth Riddle en-
tertained Sunday morning with a
delightful breakfast the affair
taking place at her home, Fifth
and Hamilton.
Guests included a number of
girls, all of whom have gone to
school together and many of whom
are now attending various universi-
ties and colleges and who are home
for the Christmas vacation.
The New Years theme was car
rled out in the table appointment
and each girl found as a favor at
her place dainty bell, not only
symbolic of the new year, but also
useful and attractive lapel Or
nament. Red poinsettias and yellow
roses repeated the color scheme as
did the breakfast menu itself.
During the morning the group
wrote round robin letter to Mary
Ann Riddle who is attending school
IN Wooster, Ohio and also took
photographs of the gathering.
The guest list for this pleasant
affair included: Mesdames Warren
Brock, Reginald L. Knox, Forrest
E. Keeler, B. NJ. Kilgore; the Misses
Loris Mcconnell, Kay Nuffer, Bar
bara Horton, Shirley Maddux, Bon
ME Fleming, Jane Pool, Margaret
Madden, Barbara Hatch, Georgia
Frances Damron, Annie Lee Rap
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-30
Job Daughters
TeaCanceNed

Rain caused cancellation of the
tea which Jobs Daughters had
planned for Sunday afternoon and
at the Eugene E. Anderson home
653 WenSley avenue.
The party had been planned by
the line officers and was to have
honored all present and past men,
bers and guardians.
Organized in April of 1885, the
Ell Centro bethel is now five years
old and has had in that period of
time a total of SO members.
Mrs. H. r. Andehson and Ralph
Powers were the first guardians
and other who have held that Of
flee include: Marcus Bates, Mrs
Clifford Moore, Charles Bramkamp
Mrs. Richard Van Nostrand, DR.
Goble Hurst.
Officers OF the bethel are elected
for six months terms and those
who have held that of honored
queen are: Billie Carr, Evelyn
Strickler, Marie Knudsen LaBru-
cherie, Juanita Gregg, Frances AL
len Carr, Virginia Williams Jones,
Loris Mcconnell Mary Louise Burk
Van Nostrand, Geraldine Williams,
Marjorie Anderson, Mildren Morgan
Mary Moore. Jane Poole is pres
ent honored queen and the group
will elect new officers at the second
meeting in January.
Present line officers, in addition
to Miss Pool, are: Ortha Console,
senior princess; Marian Sharp, jun
ior princess; Marilyn Ingle, guide;
Roberta Barrett, marshal.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-30

side in Canada and that wartime
restrictions make it difficult for
citizens to leave that country, they
were unable to be present at the
wedding.
Mrs. Wentworth received her
guests goWned in black crepe and
lace and wore corsage of garden
las. Mrs. Harry McNutt, sr., mother
of the bridegroom, wore blue orna-
mented with steel cut beads, and
her corsage was also of gardenias
Mrs. r. l.. Shawn of Ell Centre,
sister of the bridegroom, was smart
in black.
Live on Coast
After the reception the bride and
bridegroom left for San Diego
where they are at home to their
friends. For her going-aWay outfit
the bride wore a modish ensemble
of rosy beige with brown accessor-
les.
Out of town guests included the
bridegroom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry McNutt, ST., of Gardena;
Mrs. Shawn, her daughter, Barbara
Jean, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Nc
Mutt, Jimmy and Martha McNutt,
uncle and aunt and cousins of the
bridegroom, all of El Centre; Mrs.
Martha McNutt of San Diego,
grandmother of the bridegroom and
DR.. and Mrs. H. K. Renwick of
Sacramento.
Mr.. McNutt is a graduate Of
Central high school, later attending
U. c. l.. A. and Woodbury's college.
He is assistant manager of the San
Diego office of a well known finan-
cial concern. Mr.. and Mrs. McNutt
ST., made their home in the valley
for many years and they, as we'll
as their son, have host of friends
who will be interested in news of
the wedding.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-30
New Year to Receive RoyaI
Welcome in Imperial Valley

where music by Val Dage and his
Casa del Rey orchestra will be
available for the dancers while an
elaborate menu, decorations, SOU
venirs, favors, special entertainment
numbers will provide gala evening
for guests. This New Years eve
fiesta and dinner dance will start
at pm. and continue until dawn.
Reservations may be made directly
with the hotel, telephone 1880.
Also in Ell Centro the California
hotel has made special arrange
ments for New Years Eve with
dinner and dancing planned for
their guests. Both La Hacienda
and the Don room will be open for
the festivities and guests may make
reservations for the evening with
the hotel
In Calexico the Hotel de ANA
will be headquarters for delightful
dinner dance and here also elabor-
ate arrangements have been made
for the pleasure of the guests.
The Tropic in Imperial is also
among those offering an opportunity
for dinner and dancing New Years
Eve, as is the Silver Moon in Braw-
ley.
Theater Parties
Theaters, including United Artists
and the Valley have arranged spec
ial shows so that their guests may
celebrate New Years Eve there.
Church Affair
For the church young people of
the valley the First Baptist church
of El Centre will be headquarters
for a social from 9-10:30 pm. the
young people going from there to
the Christian church for worship
service in welcome or the New
Year.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-12-30

One of the prettiest and most sue
cessful of the holiday dances was
that given by Jobs daughters Sat-
urday night in the Masonic temple.
Using the dance theme, that popu-
lar song "A Handful of Stars" in
their effective decorations, the girls
arranged an unusually lovely setting
for their party. AS the guests
entered the door they saw rep
lica of a hand, filled with silver
stars which supplied the keynote
for the party, while in the ballroom
silver stars and many balloons car
ried out the blue and silver color
scheme chosen for the evening. The
alcove was decorated to resemble a
green mountain in valley, with
silver stars showering down from
two large hands. The whole being
illuminated by blue lights.
The evening began with the grand
march led by the line officers, the
present members of the order and
then the past. In their pretty
formals and against the background