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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-23

R. Mitchell, 685 Carroll avenue,
given for the benefit of the John
Marshall High School Parent
Teachers Association. This was one
of series. of parties being given
in all sections of the city to get the
parents interested in the activities
of the Association and also to get
the parents acquainted with each
other. If you are the parent Of a
child attending John Marshall
High, the Association will appre-
ciate your attendance at one of
these affairs or will appreciate
you being a host or hostess.
The Builders Club of Camphor
Memorial Church held tea at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sammy Da-
Wis, 7O1 Rondo avenue. An enjoy
able program was given. The quilt
contest winners were announced at
the tea. Gloria Roberts won the
quilt, the first prize. Fanny 10
Armstrong won the pillow, the Sec
ond prize. Others in the contest
were Lydia Nelson, Ilene Davis and
Joseph Lyles III. Mrs. Louisa Ro-
land is president of the club.
Invitations have been issued by
the members of the Halle @
Brown Glee Club for their Cotton
Frolic, Thursday evening, May g.
at the Halle House. This will be
the first formal dancing party
given by the Glee Club. They plan
a grand march for midnight.
Ollie Griffin has returned to the
city from Washington, D. c., and is
now residing at the home of o. A.
Gum, 638 St. Anthony avenue.
Colonel Milligan ST., 1908 Rondo
avenue, has returned home from
Ancker Hospital and is improving.
The Cameo Social Club met We'd
nesday, May ID, at the home of
Evalyn Aston, TAT w. Central ave-
nue.. A baked ham supper was SER
we'd during the social hour that fol-
lowed the business meeting. An an
nouncement was made that two
members, Mr.. and Mrs. Colonel
Milligan Jr. were leaving for Penn
sylvania to make their new home.
Mrs. George w. Brooks, Jr., ITO
St. Anthony avenue, will be host to
the Cameo Social Club at its semi
monthly business meeting, We'd
nesday, May %, at his home.
DIR. Claiborne C. Hill, 763 St.
Anthony avenue, has returned to
his home from Washington, D. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Pettiford
will be residing at 525 Rondo ave-
nue. after June LIST.
The Sewing Circle met Wednes-
day, May 81, at the home of Mrs
Gerald Clovis Hargrave of w. Cen
trail avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert F. Foster,
GIG st. Anthony avenue, returned
home Tuesday, May 20, from q
motor trip to New Orleans anG
Shreveport. Louisiana, Kansas
City and Chicago.
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Overflow Crowd Attends
Pilgrims New Pastors
Formal Installation Banquet
OVERFLOW CROWD ATTENDS PILGRIMS INSTALLATION
@.st BANQUET
By Idelle Patton

Pilgrim Baptist Church Paul. history Monday night
May 49, when it maxed weeks of installation services by hon
orng its pastor Rev Smith Edward Ware and his wife with the
and colorf banquet given
ctv of st.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-23

wore dusty rose crepe frock with
a tailored jacket She wore beige
kid shoes and a corsage of three
large gardenias. Miss Dorothy Hall,
maid of honor, wore a yellow crepe
sheer redingote with a gardenia
corsage. Mr.. Elmer Bradley attend
ed Mr.. McHie as best man. The
men in the party wore white carna-
ton boutonnieres. Following the
ceremony, breakfast was served
with Mrs. o. w. Lindsay assisting
e. Later in the afternoon, the
party were guests of Mrs. S. E.
Hall and Mrs. Theodore F. Allen
for luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs. Nellie
are keeping house in a three-room
apartment at 875 St. Anthony ave-
nue. (upstairs). :. Mrs. McHie is
employed in the Division of En-
ployment and Security, State of
Minnesota, is a graduate of Ham,
line University, a member of the
Twin City Branch of the National
Association of College Women, a
member of the Cameo Social Club
and the Boots and Saddles Club.
Mr.. Nellie is an employee of the
Jones Motor Company in Mime
apolis.
Miss Billie Rita Rhodes, 800 Car
roll avenue, was hostess at a kit
chen shower, Tuesday evening,
May 20, in honor of Mrs. John L.
McHie !Jr. Games were played with
prizes being won by the Misses
Dorothy Hall, Rosamond Collier,
Beatrice Vassar and Mrs. Louise
Bradshaw. Guests present included
Mesdames Bertram Shannon, Will
liam M. Hanna, William Gardner,
Louise Bradshaw, and the Misses
Adelaide Sykes, Evalyn Aston,
Dorothy Hall, Rosamond Collier,
Beatrice Vassar, and Estyr Bradley.
Mrs. Blanche Coins and Miss Jane
abelle Murphy sent gifts.
The Boots and Saddles Club will
meet Sunday, May Is, at 4:30 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. Barbara Cole
man. This being an important NEE.
ing $50 saith Louise Bradshaw ev-
cry member is urged to be present.
Mrs. Mary Parker of Chicago,
Illinois, is in the city visiting her
sister, Mrs. Homer G. Anderson,
735 Rondo avenue. Mrs. Parker is
also the sister of Mrs. Calvin
Mason, 1929 Columbus avenue,
Minneapolis.
Among the pre-nuptial affairs
being planned for Miss Florence
Ward, bride-to-be, are dinner and
lingerie shower given Thursday,
May %, at the Fireside Tea Room
by Miss Audrey Beatrice, 333 N.
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knitted tie, Mrs. Frank Simpson;
desk set, (Dr. King) friends; gift,
Mesdames Leona Goodman, Lucy
Jackson and daughter.
In response to the presentations,
Mrs. Ware expressed appreciation
for the kindnesses shown them and
pledged herself to service in the
church and the community.
Dir. King thanked the church and
friends for their unsurpassed hos
pitality" and promised to again
visit the Sanity City. CDR. King
left for his home, early Tuesday
nforning.)
Rev. Ware was obviously over
come with the success of the ban
quet and later stated to this cor
respondent that sit came up to his
expectations in every respect" Be-
fore closing his remarks Rev. Ware
expressed genuine thanks to all
who had in any way contributed
to their comfort and happiness
since coming here, and to those
who attended the banquet. He
also thoughtfully presented all
committee members and expressed
thanks to them as we'll as to those
who participated on the program.
Committees
Members of the various commit
teess are: General Chairman, Mrs.
Luella Brown.
Ticket Committee: Mrs. Eliza
beth Hall, chairman; Mesdames
Susie Gaylord, Belle Tyler, Doro-
thy James, Mabel Harris, Luella
Taylor, Jennie Kelly, Freda Har-
ris, G. w. Wills and Miss Dorothy
Hall.
Publicity Committee: Mrs. j. M.
Patton, chairman; Mrs. Jas. Kirk,
Miss Janabelle Murphy.
Program Committee: Mrs. ]. M.
Patton, chairman; Mesdames S. E.
Hall, Arlee Harris Slaughter, ]. C..
Hargrave and Mr.. A. V. Hall.
On the various committees which
had charge of the affair were
| Mines. Helen Lawrence, Addie
Howard, Nina Baines, George Mum
dell, Margaret Moore, Mary Will
son, Alberta Bell, Josephine Todd,
Susie Gaylord, Ida B. Smith, Mar
tina Clayton, Freda Harris, Lucy
Quigley, George Wills, Clarence
Roper, Birdie High, Charles Tyler,
Cornelia Smith, Alyce Dorsey, An
ma Black, Luella Taylor, William
Ridley, Blanche Coins, Earl Walk
er, w. B.. Baines, Regina Morris,
Aletha Jackson, D. E. Beasley, La
vonia Jackson, Mandrilla Cooper,
Harriet West, Ruth Barker, Leila
Jackson, Florence Riley, Ora Nc
Moore, Anna Blair, Pauline Mar
tin, Roxie Anderson, Margaret
Davis, Sam Ransom, Leola Payne,
Ruth Miller, Nora Ross, Ada Jones,
Hattie Patterson, Billie Harper,
Daisy Johnson, Chas. Daniels, and
Miss Evalyn Kelly and Messers.
Stephen Hall, N. N. Smith, W. v.
Howard, Howard Hunt, Frank
Simpson, Simon Arnold, VIM.
Black, L. L. Murray, I. M. Dorsey,
Edward Moore, w. Baines, Earl
Walker, Harry Ballard, M. A. Boil
ing, Walter Coins, John Culver, A.
Jordan, Theo. Allen, M. S. Jones,
J. R. Lawrence, Jr., VIM. Slaugh-
ter, Ramsey Jackson, B. F. Taylor,
Lawrence Tarver, Horace Brown,
ST., jeff Anderson, Isaiah Wooten,
B. F. Edwards, Jas. Ray, Horace
Brown, Jr., E. Graham, Sidney
Williams, Sherman Harper, John
Southall, Phillip Payne, Harry
Bledsoe, William Downey and
Munroe Duncan.
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Social and Persona
. MINNEAPOLIS

Edward Matthews daughter Louis Missouri
visiting and Mrs Fred Edwards 2206 Elliott Ave- So Mr.
Matthews is the of Mrs Edwards.
Mrs. Brown
1920 Smelling Ave. Thursday evening" May Jane Gresham Lola
Williams Meal Sanche Osceoa Wright and Thema Mcclure
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-20
LSION
For Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
FORECLOSURE SALE.


|hdef ana by virtue "' oudi"+iN
conferred IN a certain detu Oh N"@
upon me undclSl8he" uC~'ee' sac
oeeo OF trust beng r\clll'0 D.
I1''ieS ana VINE ,(hll
iaPhderSon' and iecorded m 300
'oo' rage 800 n IN 'o4pII"n''
HiuA " judgment OF IN" Hu2'ri"..
Noufl OF vance toulltN, entered al
the June Civil term, 1884. detaul
M"VIhg been made IN the payment o.
tfS oept secured, by S1Id Qeed on
''uS|, | VIA ollcr Tor @a& at p''OH>
"'c'loh' at the c~oUI'tou"e door III
IleiluelSoh, N. {. on me ISL Gay o.
''ecemcer, 1911. the oe
Sct!oed real estate:
Heeln at a pm lT(eF pllSA cor.
her' and u thence 80 - W, Ito
ems, to a pin Peter IUUn&N corner
thence S 81 W. go chns. to 4 stone
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-20
Every Morning for 80 Days
ROUSE YOUR
LIVER BILE
Sleep Sounder-Get Up Feeling
Great-MOre Ready for A
Good DAVIS Work

To be normal your liver ShOu1d
discharge about a full quart of dlges-
tion-aiding bile juices every day. a
scanty floW-a slowing up, may
mean Sick Headaches, so-callec
Biliousness, Poor Digestion with that
half-sick, sour feeling.
Snap out of it-you can. Get a bot
tle of Kruschen Salts tonight; start
right in tomorrow morning and taNt
half a tcaspoonful in a glass of water
(hot or cold) half an hour before
breakfast. and keep il up for 80 dayS.
Now you'll know what it is to get up
feeling fit and ready for a real DAY ;
work. Try Kruschen ion the next 81
DAYS and see what 1t means 10 Sol
when Bile Flows Freely. oatlSldclto5
guaranteed OF money rel'aioto'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-20
A Three Days
Cough is Your
Danger Signal

EreOmulslOn relieves promptly De-
cause 1t goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and eXpel germ
laden phlegm. and aid nature to soothe
and heal raw, tender inflamed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to sell you a bottle of Circumcision with
The understanding you must like the
way it quickly allays the cough or you
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-20
1HRET-FOLD-Alone Of all tn,

1HRET-FOLD-AIone of all the
states in the union. North Carolina
has a three-fold system OF creating
justices of the peace They car he
e. ctod. named by the legislature or
appointed by the governor. No .ac
kuuu now many magistrates there
are ia TIM. state and there is uo liam.
upon the number.
The thing which most worries the
bar i, that the incomes of tIe-e Inc
r.riug lodges depend largely upon
Whttncy they convict defendants. II
there is no c~DnNlC,.tE. .4Crr ism
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Townsend Meeiinus

Monday Horace Mann No. IS.
Bethel Lutheran church, So. 5sth
and SITS. installation OF officers,
Mckinley No. :. S p. m. Royal
Neighbors hall. la. 6 st and Di-
vision lane; Tacoma No. / sp. m,
Normanna hall. SO. 18th and X
SITS, and Spanaway No. /. 3 p. m.
spanaway school. installation Of
officers
Tuesday All-city No. -. 40
p. m. Emerson hail, ilOaiz Broad
way. business meeting, installation
of officers. card party and lunch !:
Mckinley No. Q. 8 p. m. Sheridan
school. installation Of officers.
Oakland No. II. clubhouse. 1892
So. Tyler, installation Of Officers.
and Orting No. /. G. A. r. hall.
installation OF officers.
"Wednesday Hawthorne No. 20.
7.30 ?. m, 2610 la. { st. Park
Avenue No. 10. PARK Avenue
school annex. installation Of Of
ficers: Redmond No. 2. 3 p. m. old
postoffice. and Sumner No. /, sp
m. J. o. o. r. hall.
Thursday -Fircrest No. 10. sps-
eial meeting 8 ? m Community
church, music. spea King and re.
Treatments
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Two Auto Drivers
Fined by Mallory

Two automobile drivers who
derive their personal income. from
the lumber industry ran into the
police court buzz saw Saturday
and zach was fined $3.50 and costs
for drunk driving.
The penalty imposed by Police
Judge Joseph nallery included
suspension OF drivers licenses for
one year
Charles Harvey. 20. residing At
sois So. Montgomery st, was
arrested Nov II by Officers Mace
and J Lyons. Harvey. employed
az local mill. paid his fine.
Eric johnson. 4b. employed by
logging company al Shelton.
Was arrested by Officers Joyce
and Mace he was unable 90 raise
the amount Of his fine and was
committed 10 the city jail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Marriage
licenses

Narriset license applications
Rave been made - the county
auditor bv John =. fisrcs u.
AeChord Ficid. and sarrare, A
Twins. T.. itiSft - \ 81, Earl
nsis Miller. % Milton. ard Mar
Eisfite Nay kistsf. -. asoi Ne
18th 81. Prank Cenkun. ~. ~.
slssis -. X e and Elsie /.
ritsisf. -. Route :. HoS eco
Thomas y Bcishaw. -. Seattle.
md Yvonns Eiisa Dewitt -.
Everett. Andrew ] Marcsiia. -
ssii Ne. Ferdinand. ard Laura
Alice Harper. =. aes Ne. X ., .
pAul ,. nowyer. y. esis 30. u
= and Mildred =. Fellett. "a
1902 East Fairbanks IT Thomas
u Marcus. -. Olympus. and Dor
ethy G. Weed. i. Graham, Rich.
Ard nehich. a.. Aberdeen. and Em-
ma May osioyieh. e. Gig HsreoF,
nereert V. Erickson. "a. sios 80
Melrose st and Myrtle :. son
dens q az No. , st Frank =
DAVIS. n, Route ;. noS css, and
irene n. Harrison. n. Darlington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06

Moderate activity siii ~ the
rue On the icc1 wafeffront nest
Neek. with nine shses scheduled %
arrive Work over re weekend
Nlll ~ confined n three docks.
sta enc vessel II Zach
The Coast Tanker Il due Satur-
day nisht from California. stop
plnr At shaffsr Dr. No = the
faWsa i scheduled 70 arrive sun
dss II Baker aeek. where ahe vii
remain only a snart time She
= hsseked "a lsava Monday nooa
~ ths return voyage a the east
coast rhs Atlantic. already IN
PET. viii stay until russsiay.
shsn shs will depart from Cen
tsnniai Mills dess loaded with
flour for North China
The Hawaiian "a. the only
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
New Glasses Open
Aiihe Y. VIC. A.
Mems and Womsn's osd-
mioson Club 10 Dc Formed

Two weeks Of over eating.
over working and over playing
viii send many a woman down
10 the Y.w.C.A. To regain her
health and beauty. The rrau-
lnr classes In hndminfon.
swimming. archery and figure
moulding viii continue at the
Usual schedule starting Mon
day. January 4.
A new hsdmlntnn sinb IL ~
ing formed for men and women
on Monday evenings rhls group
viii meet from = ~ 10 10 o'clock
and viii ~ llmltrd In number N
that cousts viii always bs avail.
abba.
IN order n ASSURE q hssithfuI
and safe physical program. . pro-
tsoilse medical examination 10 re-
ailifsd for participation In all
eiassss except afehsry and mixsd
bsdmlnton eiuh..
Ths~ examinations are slvsn
Al this Y. W. G. A. I've days .
week Mondays from ss0 70 .
o'clock and Thursdays from s10
Ia ITO Cali mn sisi fnr an sp-
pointinsnt or further Information
regarding enfoiifaent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
More Than Three Millions Needed
To Increase School Facilities

More than 81 $50 600 worth 81
new buildings and expanded factl-
ltlsa are needed 70 care for thous.
snds a children enrolling In ever
crowded schools IN Taeems. Hrem.
sfsea and Seattle areas. state
educational investigating COM
mlttss reported Saturday 20 Gov.
Clarence u. Martin.
Tho committee VAS named ny
school officials fFom those areas
sho met IN olympia last fan 70
discuss tho honsinE problem
brought on BY expanding national
defense industries. forts and navy
yards rilmsn Peterson. nFem-
efinn. was chairman and Elmer l..
nreekner. Olympia eonsultsnt
Tho report stated that schnels
in these districts slready are
crowded far hsyead their eses
cities and will heroine more ~ a.
the national dofens. programs en-.
pand.
Money needed for expansion IN
the various areas. a. recommended
By IN. committee. follows
Clover Park unlun high school
district. t27a.o0o. PARK Lodge.
So. 500. Lakesisw. sao.0oo. Lake
city. $4,000. American Lake
south, $40. 500. nremsrton school
district. ~ additional cisssrooms
stos.0oo. new junior high. ssao..
400, new senior high. 81 .soa 500
South kltsap Union high school.
tii7 900. Port Orchard. $500. 900.
Pleasant Valley. $4,000. Man
chester Waterman. $4,000. Silver.
dale. 900 aiivefdsie. second
units. t7n.0o0l Chico. ~ 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
.&1H&E4fl35kN

ether frrirh,sr IN part during The
80 However. she ~ss scheduled
- depart late n he afternoon
alter losdinx miscellaneous cargo
st BAKER. flour a. sr<rry dock.
sna pulp 81 uilwsukee deck.
romr cAssSp.n
shlp< n purt Hawaiian Miiw.uk~e
~ J. Atlantic GenEennf<i Mis-
ahIu< ats~ esrf es<t send saturday
tasss nsus<r Smaller No. D <un~
asF@tnwAn. nss<f faek
Hhlrs due nsss ~s<E uondsv
ussiaI snd tlltlsn Lar s~upsen. ruft
H1efs galilnssssush shAff<f Ne .
Tsl~ssiss Cas<z aiiisf. ehsffer
~ }
Wednesday N<nnsf =. Paul viii
TaufsFfsr--Jsa< Cn4lstsn-un. feFt
rIsfs
Ffidsy - q 4 f.afk<nr~en. rrrt
rsefs t.urtins nufnzs IIeexrf xi~etse-
ehsnless Co. wsst ta.=sss. ar<tFr
aEsas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
-HAPPY-
Erthaay

SATURDAY. JANUARY
Mis-. Carol Ann Colgate, ito1
~. Tyler 81.
SUNDAY. i.>iiAwys
Julia " sha,lal. ifea Va. so,h.
Jack Hurns. iies M, aoth 81.
Arneid .. RAIDER. 1904 No.
stevens ~
urs. stella Wayne. ssss N.
u ~.
Chsrie. I,er.es. tsso M.
Thompson ave.
Dan Tosier. N. 18th and
Pine sis.
Gary Richard tasten. taot
No. slst at
Fat Nc uurirs. sara "a. n 81.
J. NJ. kannler. 80 No, sheri-
dan ave.
Mabel Whitssei. AL M. sots.
Constance marie Bengston.
isit No. Tih NJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Local Ham Prices
Reported Higher

Saturdays wholesale prices In
Tacoma placed fancy hams. both
r,Fular and skinned. AZ ons.half
cent above former prices ~ 75is
and 7tis cents per H.. respect
lively. Other meat prices r..
NAMED unchanged
Shipments Of lettuce. spinach
and oauiiflowsr wefs received ny
wholesalers. but wera being re-
leased al previously quoted prices.
spinach, imported from Texas.
vas selling at ti2b per crate. AZ
Naa caullflossr. California con.
tflbutlon. Imperial valley lsitues,
ry-paok. held e. 81 IS
staple products ~sfs reported
firm In tons.
Quoted prices ara wholesale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Tacomans al ". S. {.
Earn Scholarships

PU LII NJ A N-Seven Tacoma
students at Washington State col
lege and one from Puysllup are
among those who have been
awarded Phi Kappa Phi scholar
ship certificates. given students
who maintain an average OF 90
They are:
George and Larry Bonneville.
Route /; Peggy Buren,, 1898 No
Proctor st; Henry Burke. 1915
No. 33d St; Marie Miller, 1851 So.
seth St: Douglas Hsines. 5437
So. Thompson ave: John Rediske.
and Jane Mcintosh, $3.50 Pioneer
way, Puyallup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Man Fined: License
Suspended for Month

Failure 10 stap for thu paaifle
highway at busy FUs intersection
brought q szs fins. s0.dsy sus.
pended jail sentences and one
month suspension of hls dfivsr's
license for Elmer Land. Tacoma
nod truck driver. Of ans 40.
Sheridan
l.isnd not only mlsssa stopping
at tho crossing bat had Inc mis-
fortune ~ eollidinx with . King
county car. driven by Detective
byron ~ Maynard ~ tho King
county shsfiffs offler. eli In tbs
prsssaes Of state fatfolmsn l.. y.
Mullins Justice Clarence n. Lay
ton assessed ths fine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Callucci's Record
BEING Scruiinized

The past record Of Salvatore
SAM Cailuccl. charged with the
attempted Staying Of his divorced
wife. Mrs Rose Aalfatti. a week
and a half ago. vas under
scrutiny OF l. 8 immigration Of.
fioers Friday
A record u naturalization ~ .
Sam Galluccl IN 1906 ~as found in
the office ~ County Clerk l.. n.
Craig but vas not definitely that
Of the county prisoner by that
name
OAllucei IL charged with firing
the shot which passed through the
window 81 Mrs. sslfattfs home ~
81 Pa 3ist IT. and wounded her
IN the shoulder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Bowen Authorizes
Prisoners Removal

Federal Judge John G. Bowen
Saturday signed m order trans.
fsrfinR Loren Cleveland Brown 10
San Diego. Calf 70 fare trial on a
charge 81 impsrsonatlng iieutfn.
ant colonel In ths 4 = army
Brown was arrested Ia Tacoma
on warrant isaged by federal
authorities In san Diego. ~bsrs he
Nas said 70 nave stolen a colonel
uniform valued ~ fs0. IN which be
alleFedly carried out the impef.
sonhtlnn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06

Divorce actions usrs flied in
superior court hers Saturday by
Lillian 4. against faNfenes ".
tiardt. grounds bsirdsnsams homs
llfs. Ralph n. against Mildred L.
Porter, eriisIty.
fnterloeutoFy divorce 1eefses
had bssn granted Saturday In ss-
psrior court 70 q .. from Msfy
JoaDsrt. Norma from Victor Trs@-
bridge Martha from Archie Aaa-
ssEsan, NJ G. from fiiima T.. fsSy-
aaH.
a final decree 81 aiwsts had
been granted in superior court
saturday % HsIsn g. from Carl
Hopklhs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06

Derby Fish Planter
Gets l5-Yeur Term

sEATTLt HupffI0r luke
Chester A Bachelor late Friday
sentenced Anthony zusnieh Jr..
Everett. 20 IS years IN tho state
psniteDiiAry on charge u grand
larceny for dsffsudinG thu Seattle
Times salmon Fishing dsror last
September
Zuanicb N0n sa Automobile with
planted fan be bought from an
Indian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
BIG M REAsE

The states business and sales tax
law brought in a total Of $50 100. =
02e during 1870. compared TO S2e :
SIS ss3 collected during the pre-
eeding yesr. state Treasurer PM
Il. Gallagher reported Saturday IN
Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
NotionoI Guordsmon
Admits SteoIinQ Cor

Robert kiina. zs.yssr-old soldier
Al Camp Murray. pleaded guilty
IN superior court Saturday 70 .
charge ~ auto thsft. but Judge
=. D Hodge postponed sentence
pending a mofs thorough inysati-
gation Of klines past.
The soldlsf uss arrested Dec.
~ BY military authorities after he
sllessdly stols ear belonging IN
Harold chsvailsy On Dec. D. he
sas turned over 70 the shefiffs
offies BY Camp Murray offieizlA
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American Man Of l940 Was F. D. R.
Enemies as We'll ds Friends Agree
In Fighting Mood for Year Ahead
By LichtY
nv JOSEPH AI.sOr AND RoRrRr kI>I>pR

WASHINGTON-There can be doubt about H. The
American of the year just ended is Franklin Delano
Roosevelt newly elected president Of the United States for
n third term and charged with plotting this nation
dangerous the
moment infinitely
that duties with
energy, physical intellectual possessed
time past
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Tacoma Firemen s
Benefit on Jan. II

Jan. II has beer SET as the date
for the Tacoma nremens ball az
Century ballroom Proceeds Will
90 70 their benefit fund
Alex St Pierre. chairman Of the
ball. Is being assisted By Detmer
Keller and Harold Flsk.
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NsShingtons forecast - Cloudy
Saturday night and Sunday with
rain in the west portion. and snow
over the mountains late Saturday
night and Sunday. little change IN
temperature; snow flu-ries IN the
east portion Sunday; moderate
southerly wind off the coast in
ereasing late Friday night. gentle
southerly over inland waters Of the
state.
Rainfall in Tacoma for the "a
hours ending at S a. m. Saturday.
10 inch; since Jan. 10 inch, a
shortage OF IS inch.
Wind at ". m. Saturday soutS-
west IL m. ?. h.. barometer at
5000 and steady.
Sun rises at SO a. m. Sunday
and sets at ass p. m.
rsoomas weather on Jan. 4.
1e40-Cloudy. oil inch OF ram.
maximum temperature - degrees
and minimum ~ Highest wind
velocity rs m. p. h. from the
south.