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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Stamp Guild Will
Hear VINEGAR Speak

The next meeting Of the Stamp
Collectors Guild. chapter No. 2
of the American stamp sssoci-
alton, will be on Tuesday. Sept.
II, at 9 .. m. in the rooms of the
Tacoma seeretarial school. Asdi-
cal Arts building. The speaker
win be Charles 4. Vinegar. SEC
rotary Of the American stamp
association. Vinegar Will talk
on the Famous American series OF
commemorative stamps and show
first day covers of them.
All members Of the club and OF
the national society are asked to
be present at this meeting. VS.
itors win be welcome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Two Victims
OF Cars Die
Evon Tolcott. Il.
Col. Ellis Expire

Injuries sustained BY two men
in trsffic accidents proved fatal
during the weekend.
Evan Taleott. =. st17 Ne. ID
at. died Saturday afternoon in .
local hospital. about Il hours
after his car crashed into a stone
wall at No. soth and Washington
SITS.
Lieut.. Col. william J. Ellis. -.
retired army officer and an o.
ficer In the Washington national
guard. died Sunday morning IN
the Fort Lewis hospital from In
juries he received Aug. :. Ellis
was in q machine that was struck
broedside by another car NEAR
Camp Murray.
The body Of Talcott manager
Of the radio department Of the
Ted Brown Music Co. vas taken
TO the Shaw a Son mortuary In
Yakima. where funeral services
were 10 be held Tuesday afternoon
at l 30. He Ii survived BY his wife.
kathryn. a son. and his parents. the
latter living in Yakima.
Gaffney's mortuary Il In charge
Of Ellis final rites.
Surviving Ellis are his wife,
Mary Evelyn; three sons, William
j.. jr, Edward J. and Elmer O..
all Of Tacoma: three daughters.
Mrs. T. ]. Shea. r.. Of Portland,
Ore. Mrs. J. +. Lawlor Of Ia
coma, and Miss Mary 4. Ellis Of
Camp Murray; three sisters. Mrs.
Morgan o. Pariett OF Annapolis.
Md. Mrs. c. L. Hill Of Arlington.
w. Va, and Mrs. d. II. Larkin Of
Washington, ID. C., and four grand
children.
Funeral services win be held
Wednesday at $50 O. m. at the
Fort Lewis chapel. with the cor
tege leaving caffney's at $50
Interment viii be In the Fort
Lewis cemetery. The rosary will
be recited at 7:5o p. m. At the
Gaffney chapel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Many Well-Known Names on Roster
OF Ladies Musical Club
Second Chapter in History OF weAkno~n Music
Organization Reviews Personalities

takins Asr place N club iAfe. -
- Ms Lura MseFariane. and
= r. Nsson affsu I'd orchestral
aseampzniamenta for eorcsrt NUM-
ssrs aFs. Edward 7 Ness came
fram Fsxtlsnd. siso hrinEinE va
- wue1e for ne eiah.
one December sftarnocn n 1918
memorable progran In The Ia
oana hafsi paricrs prsssntsd
nzrshe Nsfistt N = moving story
~ Asr TO war years IN London
"a Parts little Fiaia Waster-
AIN played ~ vialin. to-. and
faeils bradley also - home from
France. eas featured with Con-
slant slzFisl. tenor ~ Fort Lewis.
80 Faxs the -Msvs~insiss- :
Frttn klosppsf John J Riaekmofs.
safe Hammer. thess Too. added
thslr hep dafsnG wAf years. when
business - usual" save he La
aiss Musical club continued
place IN the nsusic If. ~ Taeorna
To Ne Cenelaa~dl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Strife Ahead
For Mexico

aEsICo CRY = Unssain~ss
sxsr Ger. Iusn Andfeu klassans
claims n the assiesn presidenfY
saa Increased saturday w reports
fruu chlhushua. N. state nnr'ier-
ma southwest rsxas thai runs
Nsre being ssnag gied IN from the
United states and hat sHidsnti-
FED slfplsnss Ssrs shutting hss<
ant forth across ths bnrdsr
rhs smuggling 49, ssif 70 -
IN al lmpertsnt seais saa chs
huahua officials wsfs described -
nsfvoas Reports from scrrs=
ths border tad n Almaaans foi-
sewers gathering at Ei Paso. rsx.
Almaasn. shs claims = hAvs
Won ire July presidential election.
i IN naitimars. Nj DE IL hacked
in this country ~ ths party -
nstinnal uHlflesiion. shleh has SET
- rs n~n srunHrsaar IN snmpss
tition wiih ths government h~sded
BY President LAssfa csrdsnss
CarisnAa Msxican revolutionary
party. sntrsnehsd IN office. sup
ported Manuel Aviia camaeha for
president. and congress declared
this week that camaeho had weH
and would succeed csFisuas Dee.
II The rump congress- has d.
uisred Aimsnaa prssiisat-sl has
simpssched' Cafdsnss and has
named Cen Hsstor Lapsn Hpfeyis
.iansl president = serve untli
pse. |. Nhsn 4 sln 'inausugats-
Almaaan.
Ernsnto Asdsro h~sd ~ ths
Almsssr party here said 81 com
rnuniealiars .tsh Alfusssnissss n
ths United states virtually nat
been cut Of that his islsErsrns
and tsisph0ns calls acre tapped :
and that he I'D not knaW what
sas developing at ~ paso.
/ An order by the war depart.
nsnt. issusd on Carhsnaa instrue-
tions. calling certain army officsF.
hack from leaves 10 setiss duty.
sss intsfpfstsd a. = move n purge
lhs army u Aimaxaa followers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Earthquake Shifts
Border 10 Feet

CALExICO. Cal - Ths earth
quake that shook Imperial Valley
May 10 shifted ths international
border more than 10 feet. but
engineers cant sgrss IN ~hieh d
rsetlon the shift occurred Pre-
iiminary surveys Indicated that the
shift vas north and that hsu
calls border llns actually 10 10 feet
inside the calsxleo city lmits
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Expect Registration at College
To Establish New Mark This Year

"wednesday. Freshman classes be-
gin Thursday At . .. m.
First general assembly ~tli he
held Friday 81 ESQ Speakers vii
Re upper eiassmen representing
the various mems and womsn's
activities.
New Faculty Members
Several new names appear on
tho faculty roster Howard oissth.
former newspaper man. comes
from the University Of Minnesota
10 be instructor IN journalism and
English.
Hugh " Picksrd comes from
Northwestern university. Evans
ton. m. 10 be instructor In chem
istry.
Philip Padelford. Of Seattle. who
has been doing graduate work ri
Yale. will ne assistant in history
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
NEGLECTED ACID STOMACH
NAY CAUSE ULCERS

Many stom aeh specisiists warn
against the neglect o. . constant ACID
condition which later may result IN
stomach ulcers IT. . 13c bon 81
UcxA for relief OF ulcer and stomach
pains indigestion. gas pains he1ft-
burn burning senGstion. bloat and
Other conditions caused ~ excess
ARID. Udas Tablets must help OF
m enev refunded. A. drug stores
s@@xwnsrs. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Candidates Breok
Even on Votes

GERVAIs, Orc. = The school
board election here did not DEM
onstrate any growing interest In
democracy. Only six votes were
cast at the election. To compli-
cate matters. three were cast for
each of the two candidates. ne
cessitating another election.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

Howard Carlson. who graduated
from tho college last June. will
have q teaching fellowship In
physics and Mathematics John ..
Adams from Llnfieid college. Nc.
Mlnnviils, Ore. comes ta the col.
lege IN the same capacity, and
viii teach economies Clarence
Hagen, q Fradusts % Harvard in
1899. 10 teaching fellow In
rsyeholoey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

fruf. John o onhsriet. unlvsf-
sty Il Washington sclentist. ~ili
give = non-tschnie.l talk On bio
logical oosanography" Tuesday
noon 81 the luncheon meeting %
the tacoma kiwsnls club Al Hotel
winthrop Friday members q the
club will Be hosts 10 approximately
90 children from the Industrial
home and ~. Anas home al the
Puyaiiup fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
BY DIR. GEORGE GALLUP
Director, American Institute Of
Public Opinion


PRINCETON, N. IA belief on
the part Of many Americans that
Germany will attempt an invasion
of the United States II England
Is defeated, and a belief that fifth
columnists are already active In
the United States, are indicated in
the answers of rsnk-and-file vot-
ers In q nationwide survey by the
American Institute of Public Opin-
Ion.
Even military experts are In
disagreement, of course, a. to
Adolf Hitler's most likely course
In the event of a victory over Eng
land. But the survey shows that
more than four laymen in every
ten now share the apprehension
Of u. o. Ambassador William Z
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

PRINCETON, n. H. Has
Wendell WILKES race for the
presidency been tagging with
the voters? That is the fore
most question in politics as
the Republican candidate
starts off on a 7,000-mile
campaign tour that will carry
him into Is states.
While 1t IL too early to answer
the question definitely today. new
" completed surveys by the Amer
lean Institute OF Public Opinion In
five border" states Missouri.
Kentucky. West Virginia. Mary
land and Delaware indicate that
Mr.. Willkie has lost more than he
has gained In these states since
the Last reported state-by-state
survey August rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Electoral

Eighty years ago in the Ameri-
can Civil war these five states
proved to be the dividing line be-
tween the North and the South.
with their inhabitants largely at
odds over the great issues Of the
war. Today the five states are
much the same kind of dividing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

WATENIOWNf M WHfHF
4. Phelps. %. = former gasoline
station attendant. now IL living on
borrowed blood. Victim Of . rare
type OF snemia. he has had his
Goth TRANSMISSION. 30 far be has
received eight gallons Of trans
fused blood
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
TODAY
Points Of Change

line, separating the traditionally
solid South" from the preponder-
antly Republican North. Unless
Mr.. wiiikie can make substantial
inroads in these five border
states. few political observers
would grant him much chance Of
cutting into Democratic strength
in the South itself.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

Though exact totals win not be
available until the end Of the
week. figures from the office Of
Christian Miller. registrar. Mon
day morning indicated that regis
tration at the College Of Puget
Sound vii exceed the all-time rec
ord OF 6s2 for last year. The num-
Der Of fresh m an applications
accepted IL higher than on the
first day OF school last year and
there are still a number of appli-
cations to be examined. A total
Of $50 may he reached by the time
registration In closed.
Freshman week opened Monday
with the general assembly attend
ed by approximately 500 new stu
dents. In his address welcoming
them into the guild Of scholar
ships" at the College Of Puget
Sound. President e. n. Todd
stressed education and religion a.
the requisites 81 a citizenship
measuring up In the standards
set by the Declaration Of hide
pendenee and the Constitution Of
the United States.
Points 10 Differences
He emphasized the difference
between conditions In Europe and
this country with its guarantee Of
liberty TO think and study, and
stressed loyalty to the government
as the least contribution that can
be made in return for those
privileges.
Reading from the Declaration Of
Independence, he pointed to the
fact that those who govern de-
rive their just powers from the
consent ~ the governed. That
he pointed out. means that In this
country 1--WE. the people" are tbs
creators of government and moi
the creatures Of government.
In conclusion DIR. Todd smpha
sized the obligation Of American
citizens To he loyal 10 the govern
msnt which they have created snc
under which they enjoy the great
est freedom Of any nation In IN.
world.
Mixer Monday Night
Monday night new students vii
meet for the freshman mixer d
the gymnasium. This 10 an an
nual set-acquaintsd function pu
on by the freshmen In which TN
senior students lend hslpinl
hand II occasion requires. Regis
ration and set-together function
continue through Tuesday and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
ALABAMA Autos aAIS
ana MAMMALIAN Al.Alab.,

had szh.tTz automobiles registered
In 1879. an increase of ia per cent
over ths number listed IN 1879.
according 10 Fraak = Spain. rfssi-
dent ~ the Aiahama Motorists
Association Registration snd
ether motor yssieis fss. collected
lssf year amounted 10 % al 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Many Americans Hold Belief
Hitler Would Attack United
States Il Britain Is Beaten

Bullitt and others who have re-
Gently predicted possible Maxi
attack on this country.
While some voters felt that such
am attempt would not come for
two years or more, nearly half of
those who thought an invasion
might come at all said they ex-
pected il Immediately after an
English defeat" or within a years
time"
The Institute put the following
questions TO a cross-section Of men
and women In each state: Mr..
Bullitt, our ambassador to France,
says that IL Great Britain il de-
feated the Germans will invade the
United States. Do you think they
will ?" The replies were:
THINK THEY WILL .4a%
THINK NOT .......... as
UNDECIDED OR NO
OPINION .....13
The survey also found that q
majority Of those who were able
to define fifth-column activities
and who had definite opinions or
the subject of fifth-columns In the
United States thought that such
activities already were under way
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
NJ MARY STACY THOMPSON

Nfs oseFse G wagner - ne
ladies' Naslcsl slah - 20 stsend .
president. following M Frank .
Allyas three years IN nat effics.
Topical programs appeared e this
iisne musle Illustrating essays ~
saeA msHnbers - NJ e "
Griass NJ \ { slaughter Ms
Samuel wtlse.nn. Mira : n Hunt
an Nrs Frcisfiek Law. who dis-
cussed maatsf. composers Al
-aeHshstic eonesft~ sas staged
that year whsa Judge Charles
Ciaypooi gave The introductory
sonx snd thsu was gardener for
ths "naxsfa- stars lnelssas,i
uFs. rsfheli James - Harm
lehn.un. everett CrlKxs William
Run. " ~ Holl raui pakin ard
Ernest Newell
10. Isabel Halt heesus szerr-
tary ~ the eiuh. and Miss Fdith
Rowe Wa also sa officer IN tnoss
early years. while .msnK nenesrs
we're listed such ether yell SHOWN
names a. Nssdsnss Nelson aen.
nett. c. " Mnfrin. Henry Drum.
q. Z. Atkinson. A n Bull George
blanchard. A g Foster. ~ G Fes.
ter. William fraser. J ~ Houahs
ton. nsrnies Newell. Albert why,s.
Ioha rhamas A W u RsYnov.
J. c. nrocksnhruarn. J u. naEls.
A. Van osls. ]. AcEiroy. ~ A.
slosn. George sumner. John shy
der. Oscar Nuhn. IL Roy Pratt.
n. .. Thomas. n NJ Aisnsr. I'd
gar Hoihrook. Walter J. Themp-
ron. Ellis Gross. Charles Rlehsn.
bach, James n Hest. y !. Pull
ford. Miss Georgia whiprls. ais.
Mary nlis Ccak and Mia. Grace
nsrichsoa Mrs. W. =. rfpw-
bridget.
The chorus. whose fsrord dawn
the years has been notable fret
met IN isea. with y n crsndaii
directing NJ. " n hsYhin
drafted lts fret rules IN ieot
jsson Moore led tho group In IA,
WHEN "A members gave q enstums
concert 81 rare beauty. using only
indian melodies for music.
Fredsrick ". Wallis ssrsm~
director In 1914. "a make ~
The organization The remsss.
ably fine ensemble 81 which
rsesa. !. sa proad. Tho club
thu. hansrs NJ. wsill. IN 10.
Iubii.e year. watch marks his
silver anniversary with the
association. Many ahairmes
have managed IT. business ~.
fairs. never one failing % hsld
n on the high tradition s~tss-
iished :. long since.
World war years found n.~s
members carrying mueh ~ m
load Mrs. Frederic W. ksatnl
Mrs. George G Hastings Mrs.. "
". Crump, Mrs Frederick Rice
Mrs Grscs Davenport. MFl
George Duncan. Mrs W n Fias
kstt Mas Ross ksrassk Nj.
Pauline Endfss. Miss Cofaiis Fiar
kstt. Mrs. Lee Doud nlss Ma
Mccormack. Miss Mary kilral
rick. Mas Eunics rrosasr. an
Miss Myrtle Ashhy. Some Of thea
were taking responsibility Will
very young. acknowledging 10 N
club q deb, for inspiration IN thsi
training
Mira Chandler Sloan arranged
, concert honorinG Prof. Olaf Hui
. whose support had sndearsd hlf
p 10 tho club from early days Mr.
D Paul Prenties Joined Mrs. chaun
I esy DuHklsbssEsr ss one % ~
q yiolinlsts. whose pupils sddsd niue
I 10 programs Miss haksi DE Hui
Z Mrs. James y Msephsfsani "a
/ asaaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Roosevelt Gains in Five
Border States Over Willkie
Republicans Cmpoign Apparently
Logging in Some Doubtful Stotes

~ ss- GEORGE GALLUP
nirec1or. American Institute e
Puhlir Opinion
Copyright. 1910. hy American IN
Etftut< q Public Opinion. All
Tights reserved. Reproduction
strictly prohibited except With
written consent q TIRE copyright
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
MRS. CHARLES WEST

Mrs, Bertha Amelia West a.,
died sunday evening at . local
hospital. She lived at t7oe 30.
soth 1t. having been a resident Of
this city for the past 10 years;
she was a native OF Wisconsin.
She IL survived by her husband.
Charles West: a son. Woodrow W.
OF Tacoma: three daughters, Mrs.
Esther Dusel % Wisconsin, Mrs.
Bertha Prosser and Mrs. Ger
truds Guhr. both OF Tacoma. =
brother. william cro.smsn Of
Wisconsin; three grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced by Pipers.
BuWr A. sArHs.
A tailor here for As years. Burt
A. ssther. 70. died Sunday in =
local hospital Ne lived ~ 80
So 10th 81. He immigratsd from
Norway 90 years ago. He u sur
vived by his wife. Mrs. Josephine
sathsr: three sons. Elnar. c1ar-
snce and Walter. all Of Tacoma
q daughter. Mrs. Harvey Hanson
Of Tacoma; brother. Martin
sather Of Minnesota; three sisters
all living in Minnesota; ain grand
children, a brother and = sister
living In Norway. The funeral vii
be held In the c. o. Lynn Co
chapel Tuesday II ! .. m. Rev
r. b. Hoff officiating. followed BY
Intsrment In Movntsin View GENE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
MRS. sAIIIE FARGO

Mrs sallis Fargo. "a. Of 5000
No. Cakes at. died sunday 81 a
local hospital A native ~ Illinois,
ahs had lived here for 40 years.
Surviving are one brother. George
y. Proctor OF Rsnton. one niece.
Mrs. Cleo cavanaugh Of Seattle.
and four nephews IN Rsnton Tu-
neral announcement by Pipsr's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
MRS. ALBERTA NJ. DRUMM

Mrs. Alberta u Drumm, asii
South Tacoma ave. died at hsr
home Monday morning st ths aEs
of 20. She was horn In Frsdsrie-
ton. New Brunswick. and came TO
the United states In isss. first
moving IN Seattle she has h~sn
q resident Of Tacoma for the past
Is years. and vs. q member 81
ths First Presbyterian church shs
10 survived ny . daughter. Miss
Hslsn A. prumm. q tssehsr at
Lyon school. one sister. Mrs
Charlse Montgomery. Of Seattle
and two brothers. Frank and Fred
Hoyt. siso AZ ssattls. Funsrsl ar
rsnssmsnts uiil b made by Buck
ley King.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
ISFAsr 'MADsEs

The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs
W. y. Madden Of Olympus died
Sunday at . local hospital. Re
sides his parents. he IL survived
by one sister. Sharon. and his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. =. A.
Bert and Peter nadssn. ell Of
Olympia. Funeral announcement
by Lynn.
HENRY HusEsr
Hsnry Huseby. -. Of NJ. .. Box
SAB. died Saturday st . local
hospital. A native 81 hlnnssots.
he mad lived In Tacoma for Il
years ard wss . member Of the
Central Lutheran church. suryix-
Ing are his wifs. Sarah NJ: four
daughters. Mrs. Eunies Keller and
Mrs.. Evelyn Young Of Tacoms.
Mrs. Alta Olson Of Alberta. Can
ada. and hEa habs. Lloyd Of
Vancouver. q. C.: one son. Lloyd
A. Of Hollywood. Calf: ore
brother Andrew Hussby Of sss-
kstehswan. Canada: tao sisters,
Mrs Gertrude Olsen Of Tacoma
and Mrs.. Mary L4nghsm Of
Brookdsls. Wash. one niece. Mrs.
Ira wolters and one nephew. DR.
clsve Olson. both Of TacoEns. and
- grandchildren Funeral ssrviess
viii Be held Tuesday al } .. N.
At the Lynn ehspel with Rsy.
P. D. Hoff officiating. Inisrmsnt
VIII Be in ths Mountain View CEN
stsry. Palibearers VIII include
Active, D /. DAVIS. n " skinner.
W G. strong. Z. N Anderson.
Edward =. osborns ana y u. sat
tsries Honorary. Emmanuel Pas
quisr. y v. CrsgE. A ). honsbn.
c. y. Bsrgiznd. y e. Mason,
James harkuson. John Hollsqus
and = y. Dahl.
ULYSSES skAsT sURk
Ulysses Grant Burk. 7s. % 1911
50. attn - died Saturday al HI,
nome. De had lived hsrs for u
years coming from south Dakota
Re eas = nsmb<r of the E1fsi
chrisllAn church ana past gram
mAsfsr q Esinisr lodge No IL
I. =. o. y. Surviving are On.
daughter. Misa Hazel q. Bnrk d
ths home: one son. Clyde Royal
and one grandson. Royal Grant
both of Alhambrs. Calf. and thre'
.asters. Mrs. Aetna Hoskins of Ia
coma and hrs. IDA Demsres AM
Mrs. 7. 8. Galbrsith. both Of Seat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17
Tacoma Obituary Notices

tie. Funeral announcement by Mel
linrers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

Mrs.. beft lIsabeiIl Ley. ct. OF
Falkland. died Saturday Al q local
hospital. She was born In Illinois
and had lived in. Pierce county for
rs years. Surviving are her hua-
band. Bert. two soma. Vernon l..
Page and stanley .. Ley OF Taco
ma. one brother, Fred Ring OF spo-
kane. two sisters. Mrs. Anna Gehl-
man OF Wenatehse and Mrs, Lena
Weers Of Elma. la. and two grand
children. Funeral services viii bs
held Monday at l 10 p. m. at Piper
chapel, with intsrmsnl in The New
Tacoma cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

George aeGisii.m Anderson
Tuesday, ) % p. m. hsiiinEsr chap.
sl. Rev. Marion FLINT officiating
intsrmsnt. Auburn csmstsry.
ckrsstsphsf g. Williams Ths
bndy viii be sent bv Plpers Mon.
day 20 spoksns for funeral ssry'
iees ard intsrmsnt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

The chorus. whose fscord dnwn
the years has been notable. fret
met IN isea with Y u. Cfandaii
directing hFs " n hsYhin
drafted ia fret rules IN 1904
Jason Moore led the group In IA
when "A members gave q costume
concert 81 rare beauty. using only
indian gstsfodtaa for MUSIC
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-17

Mira Chandler sloan arranged .
concert honorinG Pref, olof bull.
whose support had sndearsd him
10 tho club from early days Mrs.
rsui Prsntics Joined Mrs chaun-
esy DuaklsbssKsr as one % ths
ylolinlsts. whose pupils added much
10 programs Miss Hsksi DE Huff
Mrs.. James " Macpherson sss
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W. Z. HANCOCK
"rhc Farm Land Man"
Ia Mi. w. Court House, Phi. GID
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I3 Business Opportunities

FOR SALE = McCabc Store, gas
station, house, acre land. 4 mi
S. w. FL Centre. See Mrs. Arnold
1872 Commercial st. After p. m
u
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-28

FREE Roof InSpection-.Have us
check your roof for quakc-dam-
age. S. l.. Hartzell & Son. Phone
251-W. Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-28

Post-Press Want-Ad Section.
vitality Different Infinitely Bet
ter. Read for Profit = Use for
Results!
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-28
Help Wanted
Situations Wanted

WANTED Permanent stcnographic
GIL. II
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Dignificd confidential introduce
tons. Write for sealed bulletin.
Club DevonShirc. Pc. Box 43,
Los Angeles 7-22
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-28

FURNISHED House. electric TO
frigeration and cooler Call d75
s;andalWood at 6 p. m 6-29
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-28
Business Services

This little ad is just To remind you
that We appreciate your visit to
our yard when you need building
materials
Ell Centre Lumber 81 Trading Co.
1909 Adams st. Phone 1892
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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-28

FREE RENT to July LIST on 6 room.
fur. house. electrically equipped
cooler. 88l Orange. 6-16-tt
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-06-28

WOODSTOCK Typewriter $3.50;
Burrough adding machines $l8.7o
and 500 50. 52l Main st. u