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Evening star., 1940-01-14
District Radio Experts
To Discuss Problems

A panel of Washington radio
experts will discuss problems of
their profession at an Advertising
Club luncheon at 1890 pm. Wednes-
day in the Raleigh Hotel
Members of the club will direct
questions at John H. Dodge, sales
manager of WMAL and WRC; A.
D, Willard, jr., general manager of
WJSV: William B. Dolph, general
manager of VOL; Miss Anne Gillis,
in charge 0f special events over
WJSV; Carlton Smith, presidential
announcer for National Broadcast
ing System; Walter Compton, Mu-
tua! System presidential announcer;
w. c. Lent of N. B. C. engineering
department and David B. Stein, ra-
dio director of Kal Advertising, Inc.
Evening star., 1940-01-14
Care for the Aged
To Be Discussed
Al Institute
Three Sessions Will
Be Held Tomorrow,
First at 1920 AM.

Z Care of the aged and their well
fare will be discussed tomorrow at
an Institute on Problems of the
Aged, sponsored by a Joint Commit
tee of the Health and Family Well
fare Divisions of the Council of So
cial Agencies, to be held in the Y.
w. G. A. Building, Seventeenth and
< streets NV.
The institute will consist of three
sessions, the first at 10:30 am, fol-
lowed by luncheon session at 1890
pm. and an afternoon session from
3 to o'clock. Miss Gertrude H.
Bowling, executive director of the
Instructive Visiting Nurse Society,
is chairman of the committee spon-
soring the institute and will preside
at the luncheon meeting. The COM
n1ittee's full name is the Joint Com
mittee From the Health and Family
Welfare Divisions on Problems of
the Aged
Speakers and Subjects.
Mrs. Harry S. Bernton, president
of the Council Of Social Agencies,
will preside at the morning session,
at which speakers and their subjects
will be as follows:
Miss Miriam Birdseye, nutrition
ist, Extension Service, Department
of Agriculture, who will speak on
Food for the Elderly; Miss Beat
rice Mullin, director of social service,
Georgetown Hospital, Clinic Care
for Old People; Miss Amy r. Co.
wan, supervisor of the Brightwood
Center, Instructive Nurse Society,"
aged in Their Own Homes" and
DR.. Winifred Overholser. superin-
tendent of ST. Elizabeths Hospital
whose subject will be Mental Prob
lens of the Aged and Their Impli-
cations"
Speakers at the luncheon and
their subjects will be P. K. Whelp-
ton, consultant of population re-
search, Central Statistical Board,
Bureau Of the Budget. whose sub
ject will be Population Trends"
and George st. John Perrott, chief
of the Division of Public Health
Methods, United States Public
Health Service. who will speak on
Public Health Aspects of an Aging
Population
Late Afternoon Session.
Morris Klass, director of the Jew
ish Social Service Agency, will pre-
side at the late afternoon session,
when speakers and their subjects
will be as follows:
Merrill Vincent, director of the
Hearings Branch, Wage and Hour
Division, Labor Department, who
will speak on Social and Economic
Aspects Of an Aging Population;
Sigmund Feinblatt, director of the
Hebrew Home for the Aged and In
firm, Baltimore, whose subject will
be Institutional and Home Care for
Aged Under Public and Private Aus
pices," and c. Earle Lamson, direc-
tor of the District Employment
Center, whose topic will be "A Com
munity Program for the Develop
ment of Employment Opportuni-
ties for the Older Worker" General
discussions will be held following
the addresses.
Besides Miss Bowling, the chair
man, other members of the joint
committee are Peter Kasius of the
Social Security Board, Robert
Bondy, District Public Welfare
Board; Mr. Klass, Miss Mullin, Mrs.
Grace Parr, Catholic School of So
cial Work; Mrs. Olive Swinney and
Mrs. Theresa D. MCGEE, both of the
Council of Social Agencies.
Evening star., 1940-01-14
Mogieions to Try
Hand at Soivino
Mystery Play

Will the local bafners be
bafned by Edgar Wallace's mys-
terry play, Criminal at Large"
Anyhow, officers Of the WASH
ington Society Of American
Magicians have accepted a chal-
lenge from the Civic Theater to
pull a solution out of the hat
tonight at tie end Of the second
act.
The play is opening at Ward
man Park Theater.
Even If the magicians pull a
fast one and name the villain,
the solution will be withheld
from the public, which likes to
draw its now conclusions.
Evening star., 1940-01-14
Joseph E. FoIk Estate
Is Left to Widow

Joseph E. Falk, retired business
man who died in November, left an
estate valued at $95,055.78, a petit
ton for probate of his will filed in
District Court yesterday showed.
Mr.. Falk left his entire estate to
his widow, Mrs. Blanche Mory Falk,
who lives at 2737 Devonshire place
NV. The bulk of the estate was
composed of stocks, valued at
S75.3O5.
Evening star., 1940-01-14
PIT. A. to Entertain

Seventy five patrol boys and
girls of the Ketcham-Van Buren
School will be entertained at 3:15
pm. tomorrow by the schools par
ent-teacher association.
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aepriift batte, ebenfoIls in ben See.
benroum at Eerrp goulo.
9a IaB Mprna oann auf einem I'm.
bequemen Stubl in einem Saus, in
oos iie ni6t bineineeborte, rno ar.
eerte iid. 9ie ean6e Nabt riibrte lie
iid nidt bonn Blat. Sic periuhte ou
idlofen, mas ibr ober nidt gelang.
Am nadlten Moreen COB ibr Serrp
Goulo eleibeiiltie ibren gepoluer
tuieoer auriid lmo Oiinete ibr oie
Sir. v9as bahte ib mir bob eleid,
ols ib Sic iab, Bob Sic nibt fohen
tonnen', ia9te er NIT elmer freden
Sreunolidfeit uIber nihts fir ,ln.
gut. 2eben Sic pobl mb griiBen
Sic Sberiff 8ent bon mir
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9ie fotbolilde Yreiie in SSnbicn
eetpinnt beitdnois OH l1mfans unb
4niebeu. &atboliibe 3eitldriften ere
ideinen in 18 Sproden: in eneliiber,
portugieltl6er uno in 16 anoern
Spra6en. 81 8ldtter iperben in BEN
beribieoenen Spro6en bes 2onoes
uno 40 in enelii6er Sprabe berol.s-
gegeben. I
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Die weItberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren.
Gewaechsen, Bisswunden, Karbunkeln usw.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order m
schicken. Keine Stemps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: J. L. STAAB, 17209 Valley-
view Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Gittmpd, ben 80. Dftober 1910

AAD19eL ptlu, Atlt uttt uLeL Sluyle
i,nb ein Soder ber,mitanoen. Sn Der
anoeren gde bineen Rleiber an Der
@ano, Site, @etpebre, 2aiios, Seize,
Satteltaiden, 3aunaeua Bfannen
nno Stiefel. aaes bunt burdeinan-
Der. @n Der 8ono eeeeniiber Ser
@ingansstiir befanb iid nod einmal
cine Sir, unb bort itano au6 nod
eine groBe eeidloiiene &iite.
Nfebr tpor nidt at ieben. 0os
beiBt, es itano nod ein Monn mitten
in oieiem eemiitli6en 3immer. Ct
tpar genm 10 ialopp eefleioet ,pie bie
beioen anoeren MGnner uno modte
breibig Sabre alt iein. Ct unterld)ieo
fid leoiglid baourd BON feinen &a-
meraoen, oob er ein gut Eeil intelli-
center ousiab. SIM iibrieen batte er
cine serooeau prddtiee @eitolt.
Mprno 8ent bate lib Sen 8eitt=
ger bieler romantii6en Siitte eans
anbers borgeiteut, aber troebem tprbte
fie, baB bieler idlorfe bodeema6iene
Nann Serrp @oulo tpar. ltnb iie
batte red)t.
Ct ltano breitbeinig ga, brebte itb
cine 3iaarette uno iob NIT einem
siemlid) eleideiiltisen 8lid auf Mpr-
no.
Mber bonn trot Ser iunee 8onoit
binter ibr bor uno beribtete fura. uDa
lit iie!" iogte er, nno babel ltrablte er.
so, madte Serrp goulo uno
fob 0iprna NIT einem trdeen 8lid
bon oben bis unten AT. so" Damn
orebte er iid Inn, nabm cine olte 5er.
Ielene 3eit1@ng aus ser Sdublaoc
uno iette ii6 auf sic &ilte, mo- er au
1eien begann.
Mprna mar erItaunt. @tipas Ger
artiges tpar ibr oenn bod nod nid)t
begegnet. @enau 10 beripllnoert tpie
iie ielbit tpar aber aub ser iunge
Banoit, ser iie bergebradt bate, oenn
er itanb INNER nod ar felben Sled
nnb itarrte auf oen leienoen Serrp
Goulb Nad flint Minuten lprroe es
aber Mprna 5l1 brnt, 1lnb iie iagte
nit elmer bellen i6nippilden Stin=
me:
,,Sier bin id, baben sic bas nibt
eeb0rt? @as ion id, nun?"
Serrp @oulo iob auf. @r blidtc
bollig ernitboft brein. uSia'', iostc
er, ,,oas tpeiB id ielblt nidt." ltno
sn oen illneen 8anoiten gemonot,
fllbr er fort: ~8as ion id NIT ibr,
Feo?"
Seo ifludte. @r batte einen rotten
&opf befonmen unb braudte cine
@eile, bis er elm @ort berausbrabte.
9ann itotterte er:
,,8ir IoIlten, mir iollten bod oau=
erno NAL elm Miooel beranibaffen
tpegen bem &u6en!'
Serrp gollb 1tano allf unb faltete
jeine alte 3eitung 5ulammen. ~@b
TO-, madte er, Ina ia, aleroings; elm
Maoel. 0as babe id) gan5 bergeIien.
SIT oas nun elm WGSel?" @r iab
Mprna tpieoer an, Die in lailieer Sal
tl,ng NIT ibrem gteitan5ug Dor Ser
Eiir itano un6 tpiiteno uar. Solbe
Sbioten tparen ibr oenn bod nod nibt
borgefonnen. S6leppte man iie oa
mitten in ser Na6t bom @eg ab in
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Ser Morb an 8he NOR cine b0fe.
bablid)e uno iebr idlimme Ingcle-
genbeit. Sir bie @it,pe 8oof ieood)
NOR er cine Seniation. limo iie lebte
MIR BON Seulationen. Nad)oen1 ibr
fleiner Sobn Soc neben &op sSereon
Der erlte mar, ber oen Gotten ilt lei-
ner Siitte eefunoen bate, fiiblte lie
iib ols Salptperlon III bieiem gan.
5en 0roma. gSar nid]t lie oieienige
getpeien, sic 5ulest nod NIT 8lue ee-
iprodeu bate an ieucm Sreitag, ols
9lue feline 8eitell,,ng bel ibr oufee-
geben bate? Sic iprad bon nibts
anoercm mebr als bon 8lue ooer bon
9ingen, oie nit 8Ine 5ulamnenbin.
gel.
9ie @itpe Boot NOR sic 3eit,lng
bon Mortonbia. Sic bciob Sen arob.
ten 2aoen I'M Srt, ben fleinen Sum.
gen Soc lno ein oltes ;Softotlun, sic
ipunoerlid)e Non. Soc muBte onf
oos Gieb aufpaiien, Non beiorste Den
Sausbalt 1lnb fubr ollie bier 3otbem
einmal nit oen Ylanpooen nad) S,,s.
carora, nm Sic Gorrdte bes 2aocns
5u ergal15elt llnb iie, oie 8itpe 9oot
ielbit, itono bon friib bis ipGt 5>pi-
id)en ibren Saren, 9leiboiiltig Oh Dos
elm I0tag mar ooer ein Sonntag. Sic
tpuBte oles, mas in Mortonbiu Dor
iid 9ing, uno iie er80bIte bereitmil-
lig ieoem oopon, ser es boren lpoate.
Sic por cine iebr tii6tiee @e.
l6aftSfrolt bas ml,bte mon ibr IoI.
fen. Sic botte ibre @ore gut in Oro.
nung, nno lire Hreiic moren TO- boB
man tpieoerfom. 0as beibt ollo, bob
iie ni6t teurer ipor ols bie &onflr.
ren5. 9afiir gab lie aber INNER nod
irgenoeine Nerigfeit bo3u I,
Mortonbia beiob feline 3eitrng.
gs lag 5u ableits uno einiam 5,pi-
iben ieinen 8Gloern. 80 fernob lag
es bonn groBen gerfebr, ooB bie Gin-
tpobner gar fem SSSnterelle mebr an
oen Gorgangen Der @elt brauBen bot-
ten. 9ie fleinen @rei9nliie in Nfor-
tonbiu maren bafiir 1,mio ipidtiger.
l1no bierfiir tpar oie @it,pe 8oof 9eA
raoe5u unentbebrlid.
(sSort1eBunu foIat)
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eab feine Ant,uort. gSos gins oieien
Ioroo,. Oo~Y ;Ls o. DoY,c -.

IuHYeH SteEl tUE JCullte uN.
Serrp gouIo beraos feinen 9snnb.
,,Siebit bu'', faste er 5u Eeb, ,oas
oadte id mir bod gleid). Das lit ia
gar fein Mabel. 9as iit cine bumme
Cans, sic nibt nal tpeiB, tpie iic
beibt." 9amit brebte ct Iib eeloiien
UNI, nabm bie 3eit,mg ,pieber bonn
Eiid uno bodte fid bon neuem auf
Die &iite. SEQ itanb NIT offenem
Munb.
9as tpar s,bieI fir Mprno. @enn
iie nod ibren 8epolper gebobt bGtte,
tpiiroe iie BEN Monn arf Der &iite
eridoiien baben. Ser 8anoit neben
ibr Itano nur einen Sdritt entfernt.
8litibneu bonoelte iie, obne oud n,r
cine Sefunbe az iiberleeen. Sour ee=
trieben BON ibrem Aereer, riB fie SEQ
ben 9ieboloer aus Dem @iirtel unS
ldoB.
Ser peitidenbe &nan nno Ser
gfaud, Ser Sen &aun1 erfiillte, lieb iie
aber iofort borouf eridreden. @oou
batte iie iib binreiBen loiien! auf
einen nidtsobnenoen Mann 5u idie=
ben. sSas nar in iie eefabren. Ser
&epolber entelitt ibrer sitternoen
Sano.
@ber Serrp goult ,par ni9ts ee-
f6eben. @r bodte INNER nod auf Ser
Riite uno foete MIR troden: sos
fonnen Sic nod nidt. Das miiiien
Sic crit ridtie lernen. Sic boben Dos
Ding um atpon5ig 3entimeter au bod
gebalten.'
Sinter Mprna tpuroe sic Sir auf-
geriiien, l,no berein ltiirmte ser altc
8anoit nit benz oiden 8aud, ser sic
8feroe perioret bate. @r tpar ean5
bleib. ,,Gerfault", feu6te er, ,,mas
lit bier Ios?"
Seo berubiete i'm ieood, ,pabreno
er bie Sir beri6loB.
Gar nidts lit los'', iaete er, uiie
ipollte llns nur eribieBen." Ct ma6tc
cine ip0ttiide &opfbepegune ou Mpr-
na biniiber.
uab", idnaufte ser 9ide. sd
oo6te idon, einen Soten a.. finoen. :"
Mprna fobte ii6 laneiam pieoer.
sic itanO INNER nod am felben Sled,
tpabreno Serrp Goulo tpieoer in iei=
ner 3eitung Los uno Sic beioen on
oeren 8anoiten neben ibr ni6t redt
tpubten, mas iie tun loIlten.
Cine la6erli6e Situation, fonb
Mprna. 2onge miir6e iie oos nidt
mebr nit anieben. sic iagte oesbolb
berrii6:
u8enn sic meinen 3anen tpiilen
lpouen - id belize Mprna Bent. Sd
bin Sberiff 8ents Go6ter.'
~slb, iebr 1iebenspiirois', bobnte
Serrp @oulo, obne auf3uieber, 10 oab
bic 9ote in Mprnas @angen itieg.
u8enn Sic ni6t tpiiien, mas Sic
NIT mir anfaneen iollen, uno tpenn
id in Sbren Aueen nibt 6as bin, tpos
Sic brauben, bann fann id ia pobl
eeben", fubr iie nit erregter, leioen-
i6oftlider Stimme fort, obne arf iei<
ne ip0ttiibe 8emerfllng au odten.
Nun iab Eerrp goulb auf. @r ID
de1te etlpas 1,nb faltete feline 3eitl,ng
umitdnolid 5uiamnien. ,,Md", meinte
ct, ,,lpenn sic nun idon ba finb,
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HeDuoi. AueI leSl louL nut Hotp aeL'
ger in ibr. 8iitenb eab iie Seos 8e'
polper, Ser nod oni bem 8oben lag,
einen Subtritt, baB er bur6 ber
&aum flog. Damn mabte iie aipej
lange S6ritte 5u Dem ruBigen Seri
biniiber nno ieste iid energiib aui
einen fradenoen Stubl.
,,Na, los oann', ioete iie uno lebn.
te iib 5uriid, bab Ser Stubl n1r nod
auf atpei 9einen itano, ,,er5ablt mol
mie eler iabelbafter @err befoblen
bat. &ie beibt er iibrieens? Ct ba1
iiG mir ~nidt poreeitelt. Sd nebn1e
an, ooB er Serrp @orlo lit - oet
beriibmte MultaneiGger.''
SEQ brlmnte, uno ser Mlte Io6cltt
beluitiet ,Das lit es, iatpobl', BE-
ftatiste er. ,Sie miilien iibrisen;
entld11loigen - 1penn mir geipuB
bGtten, boB Sic aus Mortonbia lino
batten mir Sic nidt belditiet. 0for
tonbia lie9t uns 81 nabe, als bob nil
sort Sderereien befommen n1obten.
SD piiroe es eud ou6 nidt ro
ten, antiportete Mprno unb begalu
ouf bem Stubl au idoufeln. u@enr
id namlib min, oonn fonnt ibr 5l1
lammenpoden bier. 0ann iagt eud
mein Gater gum Serfel, unb eon,
Wortonbia fouft eub feine Yferb'
mebr ab."
Aber oiele &erle bier iporen iibe,
oie GorgGnee in Mortonbiu 1lnterrib
tet. Sic griniten beibe, ,no SEQ iogtt
longlam:
uOas be3tpeifle id iebr, boB eli
lit Wortonbia iooiel ausribten. 6:
lit aber gar nidt n0tig. @s miro 81
men ia fein Saar gefriimmt.
~Aber aum Seufel', rief nun Nfpr
no, ~tpas ion ib Damn bier. Damn Lob
mid bod ibon enblid mol seben.
uRur Iangiom'', bei6tpidtigte Sc
9ide. uMoreen n1ittog iino Si
lanelt 51 Sauie. Sic iouen uns biel
nur ralb einen SUDDEN boden.''
u@os ion ib?" fraete Mprno, uni
lie iab in bieiem @ugenblid ni6t ieb,
geiltreid aus.
"ginen &l,ben BADEN, ipieberbolt'
Der Dide, 1lnO SEQ begann ettpas Der
legen 5u erflaren: ,,Serrp Goulo iB
fir lein Seben germ ettpas SiiBes
Seit @o6en biloet er lid) einen &u
den elm - einen 3opf, >piiien Sic, il
ettpas NIT 9foiinen uno Manoeln uni
ipeiB Ser Geufel, mas aues. 8ir brin
gen bos nift 5uiomme11.
uSo', iogte 0fprna, uuno ionl
ni6ts'', oenn iie batte tatiadlid oi'
Sprade perloren. gBar bas @rni
ober madte man li6 iiber lie Iuitig
Nber es idbien oen Mdnnern NIT if
rer laderli6en Soee grnit 3lt iein
6enn SEQ boIte einen Sad Mebl ber
an. uSSe mebr sic ii6 beeilen", iaet
ct eifrig, uoeito raider fommen eli
nod Mortonbia."
Wprna riibrte ii6 ieood nidt. sd
oenfe ear ni6t baran, audi nur elmer
Singer bier au riibren'', faete iie ri
big. ,,8ie fomme id oo5u, fir elmer
Serrp @oulo &0din at fpielen. ab
geieben bopon, fann ib bas ga
nidt."
Sic bodte iib bequen auf ibrel
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Continued from Page one)
the really peace towards Russia but with
all the so-caled cspitalsic countries"
writing of the aarmist who is able 10
every system still
capable great improvement silly batting Will
exactly nowhere
THERE is only way in which will be able to main
tain our own ideals of democracy against all the out
andsh and wasm" We viii have to face them
facts before.
Being nation and therefore essentially
optimistic quite deliberately
against which strike unpleasant
Gamen the philosopher in command of the
remarked the other There get
which fail please For they won't in the least
them therefore they
change. they will unpleasant before
IF WE want live inegenty and consructivey during
these years of crisis would follow Generals Gamens
optimism
proving
triumph democracy ought the facts
that bear the
written history
problem of and
fairly concrete idea about
the age-old struggle for democracy.
btterest fights that fought
An the sight
than twenty-five centuries
the fall Greece
the respondent this
following example of srewdest modern
democrats, have look at the record
Democracy a Moral Substitute
Service
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-07

Semi-annual progressive officers
night and exemplification of the
DeMolay degree by officers OF
Temple chapter. Seattle, will mark
the Thursday evening meeting Of
Tacoma chapter, Order of DeMolay,
at Masonic temple.
Tacoma chapter officers have
invited local and visiting DeMolays
and Master Masons to attend.
Senior Councillor f. Bertram
Bogue will take over the presiding
officers chair from the present
master councillor, Les S. Lidren.
Lloyd K. Nash will officiate as
senior councillor, and Harold o. Du-
Lac, junior councillor; Donald J..
Baker, senior deacon; Weldon r..
Thompson, junior deacon; Richard
Rostedt. senior steward; Joseph B.
O'Hearon, junior steward.
The office of orator will be taken
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though they were on a days out.

though they were on a days out
ing.
There were no anti-tank
barriers. except Mt the villages,
but u was said the fields were
covered with mines. Outside
m improvised barracks at
small town north Of Mullheim
soldiers were drilling In n
soggy field.
There were no airplanes, no
signs Of ammunition above ground
no shell craters In the earth.
A. some places French and
German soldiers worked In
plain view Of one another. and
= German official aboard the
train said they sometimes
called hack and forth across
the river. although such COM
raderie with the enemy was
discouraged.
German officers, asked II the,
expected a spring push along tn
West Wall. shrugged their shout
ders and smiled. but most Of then
seemed TO convey the impression
something big was expected soon
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Home Appliance
Show Nears End

Industrial America is working
as never before to make the task
Of the American housewife easier
and pleasanter."
That was the statement made
Wednesday by F. A. Davidson,
manager Of the Montgomery Ward
store here. in commenting on the
1910 Refrigerator and Home APP
pliance show which his company
is presenting in Tacoma. 1t will
end Saturday, March 9.
The show, which Is being held
in the Montgomery Ward store. is
featuring the new work = saving
and time-saving tools" for the
housewife which have been devel-
oped during the past year by the
country's leading research design
ers and engineers.
Outstanding new developments
in refrigeration feature the show.
These particularly emphasize the
new more beautiful and more
disable cabinets as well as many
added conveniences that the house
wife will welcome.
The parade of progress" is also
shown in the field of electric
washers, ironers, sewing machines
and vacuum cleaners. Washers
have been made more efficient,
and yet are gentler than ever to
prolong the life of fine fabrics.
Sewing machines have been i'm
proved and beautified, ironers
have been made easier to use than
ever before, and more and more
attachments have been added to
make the vacuum cleaner real
all-purpose house cleaner.
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Members of Tacoma lodge No.
ia, b. r. o. T.. will hold their
annual past exalted rulers night
on Wednesday evening at Elks
temple.
Nominations for lodge officers
also will be made.
There win be professional acts
of vaudeville presented by Bill
Lyness, entertainment chairman.
Past exalted rulers who will fill
the chairs Wednesday evening are
al follows:
c. w. Van Rooy. exalted ruler:
Emmett T. Anderson, leading
knight; Fred II. Marvin, loyal
knight: Donald T. Mcdonald.
lecturing knight: John Cromwell,
esquire; Bertil johnson. assistant
esquire: Nels e. Johanson. secre-
tary; Kenneth ID. Durham, chap
lain: Rinaldo Keasal, musical
director; Arthur Magill. treasurer,
and A. r. Bergersen, tiler.
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Liquor Agents
Arrest 5 Here

State liquor law enforcement Of
fieers early Wednesday raided five
asserted Tacoma speakeasies and
arrested a man in each place for
violation Of city ordinances cover
ing sale Of liquor.
Arrested were John Land, IS, at
1920 Broadway; Joe Mario. IS, at
1920 Pacific ave; John Baker, rs.
at 1902 Broadway; John Mann. %.
at 1882 Broadway, and Tom Jones
at 1919 Broadway. All were booked
at city Jail and released after post
ing $500 bail each.
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Swenson' s Funeral
On Island Thursday
FOX ISLAND-Funera

FOX ISLAND-Funeral services
will be held Thursday at 2 o'clock
in the Congregational church at
Sylvan for Sam swenson, SIS, who
died at the family home Tuesday
morning. Rev. Fred Amos viii
officiate. Burial will be in Fox
Island cemetery. under direction of
wrigley & Clements of Puyallup.
swenson was a native Of Sweden.
He came TO this country in 1874,
moving from Iowa to Fox island
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Lunch Wagon Looted
OF Cash. Supplies

Breaking a side window In a
lunch wagon at 1176 Dock st,
thieves gained entrance and stole
five cartons of cigarets. three
boxes of candy bars. chewing gum,
two gallons Of Ice cream and IS in
nickies and pennies, Dorothy
Peters. proprietess. reported to po-
lice Wednesday.
c. J. Mason. who operates a fuel
yard at 1906 So. Washington ST.,
complained to detectives thieves
stole 4 half cord of block wood and
Is 14-foot planks some time Tues
day night.
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Tacoma DeMolay Chapters
Progressive NIGHT Planned

by George w. Victor; Theodore w.
Kennard, sentinel; William F.
Millar, chaplain; Herschel Davies,
marshal. Paul Becker, standard
bearer; Warren d. Davis, almoner.
The offices of the preceptors
will be taken by Dave T. Powels,
Dean c. Doughty, Robert f. DON
ly, f. Miles Murphy, Chuck E.
Reeves, Arnold N. Bogue and
George L. Mansfield.
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scandinavian COP
League Will Meet

The Scandinavian Republican
league will meet at p. m. Thurs
day at the Carlton hotel. Officers
will be elected and the league re-
organized. Thure E. Moberg, sec
rotary, said all interested persons
would be welcome to attend.
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When you need a few extra dol
lars, look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. This
viii bring you cash from some
one n you advertise them with an
inexpensive Times Want Ad-
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Core Of the News
SERVICES TUESDAY

Major Clara Sundgaard. divis-
ional secretary Of the western
Scandinavian deartment. will con-
duct the service at the Salvation
Army corps No. 2, lila So. 18th
ST.. Tuesday at s p m.
Choice cactus. ainz, Florist.
adv,