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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
Vrazdenf v Ceskoslovensku.

byly vybuchy nekolika ces-
kych zbrojovkach. Skoda ma
zeleznicich je velka.
Jiny pravil: Temperament
ceskych zen ma velice CO ciniti
Sc silnou Will naseho lidu k Cd
poru. Vyznacnym pTfkladem
toho je hladovy pr1vod ces-
kych zen, nedavno provedeny
v Nachode. Jejich demonstra-
&c byla nanejvys neprfjemna
NemcGm a povzbuzenim vsech
opravdovych csl. muz1."
Dale fekl, re dine IA. zaff We
spoJeni S vyroc1m smrti presi-
denta T. G. Masaryka, "csl.
vlada V Londyne narfdila boi-
kot csl. listG, vlastnenych nacis
ty. DIE zprav, jez jsme obdr-
zeli, bojkot byl velmi 1spesny.
Nemci byli jist6 velice podraz-
deni, kdyz videli, re Tide, je-
douci do prace, skoro do jed
noho cetli ceske klasiky We vo-
zech poulicnl drahy. Bylo to,
jake byste vstoupili do vozu
newyorske podzemnf drahy a
seznali, re vsichni Tide jsou po-
hr1zeni do cetby Shakespeare
nebo Miltona.
General Frant. Horacek mel
v csl. armada hodnost brigad-
n1ho generala. Nemci tvrdf. re
byl jednfm z vGdc1 chystaneho
odboje.
General Josef Billy Sc naro-
dill roku 1872 We Zbon1ne u Mi
rovic v Cechach. Studoval ma
gymnasiu v Plsku a ma kadetni
skole v Terstu, z n1z byl vyTa-
zen roku 1892 k Is. pesimu plu
ku rakouskemu v Tarnopoli v
Halici. jake mlady ddstojnfk
absolvoval valecnou skolu We
Vidni, nacez byl pridelen Ike
geenralnlmu stabu a byl tez
profesorem ma kadetnf skole We
V1dni.
Ia svetove vaIky bojoval ma
ruske a pozdeji ma italske from
tie jake velitel 18. pes1ho plu-
ku. Ma italske fronte prisel ta-
Ike k poranen1. Pc pTevratu
vstoupil do sluzeb ceskosloven-
ske armady a byl jmenovan We
litelem posadkoveho a okrsko-
veho velitelstvi V Ces. Budejo-
WEIGH, nacez odesel ma Podkar
patskou Rus jake velitel okrs-
ku Berehova.
Kratce pc tie prevail velitel-
stv1 16. PEST brigady a zucast-
nil Sc pTevzeti TeSfna. Roku
1921 byl jmenovan zastupcem
zemskeho vojenskeho velitel-
stv1 v Brine a povysen ma gene
rala. Roku 1923 prevail vele-
nj 6. pest divise v Brine a po-
byl ustanoven zemskym
vojenskym velitelem pro &C.
chy Sc sfdlem v Praze.
General Billy velel take slav-
ne vojenske pTehlfdce V Praze,
pTi ktere president T. G.. Masa-
ryk vyjel posledne ma koni, ne
bot pozdejsfcch vojenskych
prehlfdek Sc jiz Masaryk z1-
castnil sede v autu. Roku 1886
byl pensionovan, avsak pTi mo-
bilisaci roku 1888 v dobe nap
jetf s Nemeckem byl wat zno-
va do sluzby a velel 1seku cd
Vizovic ma Morave k Dunaji.
Manzelka generala Josefa
Bileho je redaktorkou casopisu
'Ozveny", coz jest obrazkovy
a zabavny tydenn1k.
Byvaly premier, general A
lois Elias, diva pensionovanf
generalove a nestanoveny po-
Get jinych CechG z~astTeleno by
c1mz pocet popravenych
vstoupl skoro ma 100 osob.
Hitler povysil Heydricha ma
generala v bezpecnostnf poll
eli. 256 CechG drzano jest ku
vyslechGm.
Mezi osobami popravenymi
v 1tery byl DIR. Vladimir Groh,
professor Masarykovy universe
ty v Brine. Professor Groh Sc
narodil &c. ledna 1895 v Hole
sove ma Morave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
O~BzALOVANA ZE
STREI EN-.

Josephine Hubbard re South
Kane ulice, dana byla pod "a
ruku 500 ma obzalobu, re po-
stfelila sveho nevlastn1ho bra
ira pred jejich domem. Postre-
lenym je William T. Fitzge-
raid. Obzalovana vymlouva
Sc, re behem hadky jejl revol-
yer spustil. Fitzgerald postre-
len byl do ruky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
MlStnl ZprdYy.
Z k~rajanskych kruhG.
Rita Nov6L < ~olS =

= Rita Novak,, 5 rokI stara
2 800 blocku N. Belnord ave
nue., usmrcena byla We ctvrtek
rano ma ceste do farnf skoly sv.
Vaclava, kdyz zasazena byla
automobilem ma Ashland ave
nue. u Patterson Park avenue.
Poole policejnf zpravy, automo
blI f1dil cernoch, Alphons l..
Nellie z McDonough ulice. FRO
VIA neil automobil srazil dit
ko, srazil Sc S automobilem,
ktery ffdil Glen L. Fiddler z
Linden avenue. Nellieho auto
mobil vyrazil ma chodnik do
vzdalenosti asi jednoho sta
stop a srazil Ritz a pT1telkyni
Jej1, 12letou Janet Smutny z
800 blocku N. Belnord avenue.
Janet pOranena byla ma rame-
nou a nohou.
Rodici jejfmi byli: Albert a
Anna Novak (rozena Vonasek)
Bratr dftka je Francis Novak.
Narozena byla v Baltimore.
Nosici rakve byli: Charles a
Joseph Svec, Albert Michal,
Richard Petr. Cestnymi nosici
byly: Barbara Michal a Anna
Zfka. Pohrebn1 obTady konal
Rev. Frank Vonasek. Pohrbe-
ma byla ma hrbitove Nejsv. Wy
kupitele 20. zarf.
PohTeb vypravil Charles E.
Schimunek.
6. rfjna, pondelf: "Bratr-
ska Zabava" poTada Statni Ra-
da Katolickeho D6lnfka v do
lejsf mfstnosti Skoly sv. Vacla-
va. Zacatek 8 hodin vecer.
= Tanecni zabavu pofada
T6locyicna Jednota Sokol v
Belcamp tuto sobotu, 4. Tfjna
V 8 hodin vecer v Hotelu Bel
camp. Ucinkovati Dude znama
kapela pana j. Svitaka.
= We stTedu, dine "a. zar1
odbyval Sbor Zlata Praha
Gard Party a Bingo" We pros
p6ch Czechoslovak Relief. Eel
navSt6va byla pekna tim i vyt6-
EEK byl pTekvapujfcf. Ia to
vse musfme podekovati ne1nav
nym vyborovym clenkam, pax
p. J. Pokorn6mu "a zvucny
HAS, kterym hlasal cisla a OBJ
Stastnoval vyherce. Pr tom mu
jake ozv6na pomahala jeho
dcerka Lillian, ably zadny z pff-
tomnych nepTeslechl stastne
cIslO. A slecny: Severova, Ri
hova, Rys, Koutnfk, Peleska
Ease Gle pobfhaly mezi hraci a
hledely sebrati co nejvice extra
p6tackG, ktere "a vecer udela-
ly sluSnou hromadku dolarku.
T6z vrely dix vsem prfzniv-
cum, kteTf nam prispely jakym
koliv darkem.
Pen6znf Diary slozily nasledu-
jlci: = Ses. V. Rysanek $5;
Mrs. Hromadnik So; Mrs. Raul
81; ses. Marek 81; ses. Vanko
81; ses. Matras 81; ses. Nemec
81; Mr.. Fred Kalas 81; Mr..
FIR. Koci soc; Nejmenovana
SOC.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
HOCH OKRADEN DVEMA.

Dvema cernochy v sobotu v
noel okraden byl hoch, jenz
roznasel z lekarny We $500
blocku Dolfield avenue, o SIS.
Chytili jej zrovna kdyz vejfti
mel do domu, kde mel odevzda
ii objednavku ma Copley road.
Jeden drzel mu 1sta, ably XII
ceti nemohl a druhy wal mu
pen1ze z kapsy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03

TO TIL Dyvale generally, byli 80.
zaf1 odsouzeni k smrti soudem
pro "spiknutf k obnovenf samo-
statneho ceskeho statu nasil-
nym odstranenim protektoratu
Cechy a Morava."
V pozdejsf zprave bylo rece-
no, re vsichni byli zastreleni z
rozkazu nemeckeho valecneho
soudu.
Zastreleni byli generalove
Josef Billy, Hugo Volta a Fran
tiSek Horacek. Vsem bylo kla-
demo "a vinu, re byli "vIdci O.
posicn1 skupiny, jejfmz ellen
bylo obnoviti samostatny cesky
stat"
Popravy byly provedeny do
48 hodin pc vyhlasenf vyjimec-
neho stavu Reinhardem Hey
drichem, ktery prejal v sobotu
Trad rfsskeho "protektora"
Czech a Moray.
DNB cituje cesky fisk Gro
zumej ovladany nacisty), re
skupina Cech1 kupovala v ces-
kych zem1ch zbrane vseho dru-
hu.
Ladislav KonZak a Vaclav
Franc byli jmenovani jake Gle
move teto skupiny a byli mezi
zavrazdenymi krvavym Costa
penn.
DNB pravi, re revolta, pro
kterou Sc tam takto kupovaly
zbrane, mela vypuknouti brzy.
JIM, kter1 padli kulemi bar
barskych nemeckych vrahn by
Ii: Frantisek Wins, Jan Pestu-
ka, Jarom1r Sedlacek a Dusan
Hubert. Vsichni pochazejf z
Prahy a Nemci o Mich tvrdi. re
byli "vGdci komunist1."
V kratke historic nacistick6-
no "protektoratu" jiz pc druhe
byli umlceni cestl v~lastenci. Pc
prve to bylo v listopadu 1889,
kdyz bylo zastTeleno dvanact
ceskych studentG, ABLY "byl dan
pTlklad". Posetili Nemci mo-
hou umlceti nekolik bezbran-
nych jednotlivcG, kteri padnou
do jejich krvavych spard, ale
nedovedou -umlceti cesky ma
rod. Ale pride cas-, re cely
narod promluv1 a pax jeho rec
Dude hrozna.
Autorisovani nemectf mluvcf
oznamili, re sest osob bylo po-
praveno die vyjimecneho pra-
va, ktere bylo zavedeno v "pro-
tektoratu."
Pry byli usvedceni ma SOU
dech v "protektoratu" z tero-
a odporu nemecke Tisi.
pry to vesmes delnfci a
zpravy z Londyna re mezi nj
byli i diva generalove, byli
zde rozhodne popreny.
Csl. vlada udrzuje neustale
spojen1 S ceskymi v1dci v do
movine pomocf tajnych cest,
jak Sc prav1 z autoritativn1ch
pramenG.
Pasivn1 resistance Cech1 INA
enc zvolnila vyrobu v tax vel
zavodech, jakym je ku
pr. Skodovka. Roln1ci nic1 "a
noel sypky a "a dine poradajf
hladove demonstrate.
Tajna ceska rozhlasna stani-
&c, zvana "Stanic1 pro osvobo-
zenf naroda'', rozhlasuje kaz-
vecer.
V nedeln1m rozhlasu prohla-
sill hlasatel, re Reinhard Hey
dradujfcf RISKY protek-
or je "nejkrvavejS1m muzem
z cele krvave nacisticke stra-
Volal: "Lide cesky! Heydrich
oyl poslan, ably vas vyprovoko-
val k otevTene revolte a srazil
Cechy ma kolena, ale
sjednocenost ceskeho lidu zma-
4 tento nacisticky PLAN"
Jeden uTednik csl. vlady Wy
,lovil Sc k zpravodajGm tisku,
Re deln1ci We zbrojovkach jsou
ak pomal1 pr praci, re to wy
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
ZLODEJ HLEDAN.

Policie patra pc cernochu,
ktery napadl Fannie House
man v jejfm grocern1m obcho-
du v 100 blocku Franklin uli-
ce. Zlodej vessel do obchodu a
chtel bal1cek cigaret. Kdyz Sc
obratila pro ne, uderil il do
hlavy ocel1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
ZENY ZADANY "a POMOC
v CINOSTECH

Baltimorske zeny zadany bu-
dou, ably vstoupily do obran-
nych prac1, ktere by chiefly ko-
natl. Prvn1 schulz navstivilo
asi 60 zen zastupujfc1ch As or
ganisacf v meste.' Prvnf sch1-
re konana byla v patek We
zbrojnici pateho pluku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
POSTRELEN.

Walter Gunther, 22lety z
Green Haven, Md, pr cvicenf
sc We stredu ma otcove farme,
strelil Sc do podbrisi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-03
OTEVRENf PEABODY
KONSERVATORE.

Peabody konservator zahaji.
la svoji "a. seZonu We stTedu.
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at
FircreSt
Prince Charming Theme al
Annual Party Nov. ~

Members of the Cardinal
club are in a furry of prep
arations for their annual Tolo,
which this year will be held
Nov. 90 at the Fircrest Golf
and Country club. Individual
dance programs and decora-
tons will feature their theme.
Prince Charming.
Invitations have been extended
to the alumni of the club and
Seattle's Catholic Young Peoples
clubs to share the evening of
dancing. Betty Tschids is chair
man of orchestral arrangements.
Other committees assisting Mar
saret Marcoe and Margaret Har-
bottle, co-chairmen for the affair.
are: Decorations, Nadine Drago-
vich and Sally Gallagher; pub
hcity, Grace Miller, Lauraine
Megary and Kay McGrath; pro-
gram chairman, Theresa Bertucci:
date bureau, Jeanne Harbottle, and
tickets, Kay Honvlez, chairman,
Betty Tschida, Earnestine Spurgin,
Margaret Gaffney, Elizabeth
Bonomo, Beatrice Luppino, Laur-
aine Megary, Gloria La From
boise, Margaret Weideli. Frances
Koval, Marie Bauer, Leila Zehn-
der, Harriet Gilmore. Helen Smith
and Jane Doherty.
other committee members are
Adele Mackenzie. Julietta Eltrich,
Edith Tencich, Martha Dragovich,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
PIC. Event
Tuesday
Thanksgiving Banquet
Planned by Students

Thanksgiving" will be cele-
brated by the Delta Phi kap-
pa and the Delta Beta Epsilon.
dormitory students sorority
and fraternity at Pacific
Lutheran college this evening
with a formal banquet. Co
chairmen for the large affair
are Miss Isabel Harstad and
Ray Kapus.
Special guests to the banquet
10 be held In the college dining
hall will be DR.. o. A. Tingelstad,
Dean and Mrs. Philip r. Hauge,
Rev. and Mrs. Mikkel Lono, Mr..
and Mrs. Ted Nelson, Mrs. Lora
Kreidler. dean of women. Miss
Grace Blomquist, Prof. Lowell J,
SATIRE, Prof. and Mrs. Theo o. II.
Karl, and Mrs. ]. II. OLSON.
The Thanksgiving theme will
predominant the occasion. Candles
in shades of fall colors surrounded
by pine cones centered by a low
arrangement Of harvest fruit will
form the centerpiecs. Arrange
ments are under the supervision
of Miss Noreen stendal. assisted
by the Misses Pauline Martin and
Adeline johnson.
In charge OF the little turkey
nut cups is Miss Thilds Hellman.
assisted by the Misses Cecilia
Gardlin. and Betty Hall. Miss
Patricia 1verson with the Misses
Patricia Costello and Eunice knut-
son have arranged program for
the festive banquet.
Master of ceremonies Ii Arthur
Hawk. senior class president
Short speeches will be given by
Dean Haugs and DIR. Tingelstsd
Musical numbers will include vio'
lin solos by Albert Kuhn, accom-
panied by Kistchs Dahls. vocs
solos by Miss Betty Hanson. &C
companied by Miss DAZZLE. kenneti
Johnson will also present severs
selections. Community singinl
will conclude the program.
Others assisting during the eve
ming will be the Misses Lois Lentz
, Margery Bumala and Bernie
Lessk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Plan Public Health
Institute Soon

A public health institute will b
held In First Baptist church Tues
day, Nov. rs. This il the fourth
annual affair of Its kind and is
being sponsored by large and
representative group from the
county and city.
The Pierce County District Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. County
Council of Parents and Teachers,
Pierce County women's Christian
Temperance Union and the city
PIT. A. council arv assisting. The
institute 10 also endorsed by the
Tacoma and Piercs County health
council and will have the soopsra-
ton Of Presidents Council and the
A. A. u. W.
Plans are being made FOR inter
esting panel discussion on nutri'
ton. New health movies will h
shown and there will BE- suthori
tativs speakers on q wide rang
Of health subjects.
Mrs. George p. Cole. state chair
| man Of the public welfare depart
ment Of the Washington State Fed
GRAFTON Of women's Clubs. will pre-
side AZ the sessions-l0 TO u anC
/ 80 10 $3.50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Tacoma Navy Mothers
Plan Social Evening

Tacoma Navy Mothers will hold
their social meeting at s o'clock
Wednesday evening in the Y. w.
c. A. loft. Mrs. Clyde Melendy
presiding. Hostesses for the meet
ing will be mothers of those boys
whose birthdays are in November.
They are Mesdanes Laura Corliss,
Noah Weeks and F. Cullison. The
boys are Lawrence f. Corliss, Hsr-
old Il. Weeks and Leslie culhson.
Mrs. corliss. Americsnism chair
man. is in charge Of the program.
Mr.. John Fishburne will speak on
Your Americs and Mine" Miss
Alice Bergstrom. accompanied by
Miss Harriette Fiske. will furnish
music.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Henningsen-Pet rie
Vows EXCHANGED

Mrs. Marie Morton announces
the marriage of her daughter, Miss
Ida Petrie. to Corp. Peter M Hen
ningsen of Markette, Neb.
The ceremony took place in Octo-
Der at the home of the Rev. Philip
II. Raymond. Mrs. Bud Fisher was
matron of honor and Sgt. James
Beathie was best man. Only close
friends and relatives were present
for the exchange Of wedding vows.
Following the ceremony, recep-
ton was held at the home Of the
brides mother at 713l1 So. Yakima
ave.
For the pleasure Of Mrs. Hen
ningsen. Mrs. Fisher entertained
recently at a bridal shower. Games
were played during the evening,
with honors going TO Mrs Edward
Yoki. Mrs. Leonard Averill and
Mrs. Louis Campbell.
Those present were Aesdames
Edward Yokl, Leonard Averill'
Louis Campbell, Mark Morell, Mary
Ann Mullen, Marie Morton and
Miss Marie Zemek and the honor
guests
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Early Rites
SOlemniZed
SIS. Peter and Paul Church
Setting for Wedding

White cryssnthemums I'LL
ed the sanctuary of SITS. Peter
and Paul church on Saturday
morning when Miss Frances
V. Toporke became the bride
of Mr.. Anthony Maxsin. The
9 o'clock nuptial mass was
celebrated by the Rev. Henry
Rozycki. O. s. b.. in the pres
ence of 400 guests. The BRIDE,
daughter of Mrs. Verna SUI
rara. was given in marriage
by her brother. Mr.. Frank
Toporke. Mr.. Maxsin is the
son of Mrs. Albina Maxsin.
Before the ceremony Miss Fran
CTS sang several nuptial selections
Including an Ave Maria. Panis An
gelicus and On This Day on Beau
tiful Mother.
The bride wore a wedding ring
81 tin gown fashioned with long
train. Her veil was fun length
and she wore three-quarter
length over veil, held in place by
a seed pearl coronet. Her neck
lace. worn by her mother at her
wedding, was of diamonds and seed
pearls.
Miss Gertrude Jankoviak was
the maid of honor and Mrs. Rus
sell Wall. sister of the bridegroom.
the matron of honor. Their dresses
of powder blue crepe had pleated
skirts and fitted bodices. Their
flowers were colonial bouquets Of
roses, carnations and pompons.
Mr.. Joseph A. Maxsin, brother
of the bridegroom. was best man
and Mr.. Stanley Raczkowski was
the usher.
A reception followed at the Po-
lish hall where the two mothers
received with the wedding party.
Mrs. Surara was in a black crepe
outfit with corsage of gardenias
and Mrs. Maxsin wore navy blue
crepe with gardenias and bou-
vardia.
Chrysanthemums and carnations
were used at the reception. Pre-
siding over the collation. table
were Mrs. Russell and Miss Ger
trude Jankoviak, assisted by
Misses Lillian Jankoviak, and Ger
truds Albrecht, and Mesdames o.
Morrison, Mylnek, w. Danieszew-
ski, M. Turanishi, P. Gazda, P.
Whoaviak, B. Lendoski, and J. Do
brisk.
The bride travelled in black
tailored suit with white accessor-
les and a corsage Of orchids. After
wedding trip South, until late
November, Mr.. Msxsin and his
bride will be at home in Tacoma.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Maxsin were
educated in Tacoma, the bride at
tending Lincoln High school and
her husband st. Leo's. Mr.. Max
sin also attended the University of
Washington where he affiliated
with Pi Kappa Phi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Alpha Zeia Chapter
Holds Initiation

The Alpha zeta chapter OF
Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its in
formal initiation Tuesday. Nov. IL,
1t the home Of Mrs. Vanessa Wal
tiers Of Sumner.
The pledges were the Misses
PHYLLIS Linden. Irene Smith and
Nrs. Robert Higgenbottom and
Mrs.. Flora Nelson Other guests
vers NeIls Gilmer Adamson. ma
tional representative: Nrs- Peter
Myers, Ma w. D. Bargsr, Ars.
Z. N. Ramser. Hostssses wsrs
Mrs. Harold Smith. Mrs. Lynn
Walters and Mrs. Harold Jacobsen.
On Thursday evening the formal
initiation WAS held at the home
OF Mrs. Harold Smith. 1916 No
18th. which was decorated In the
sorority colors of blue and gold.
The national representative. Nellie
Gilmer Adamson. presided At the
imitation and installation Of
ficers are Mrs. Harold Smith,
president: MrA Lynn Walters
vice president: Niss Irene Smith
recording secretary; Mrs. Carics
Higgenbottom. corresponding sec
retary: Mrs Harold Jacobsen
treasurer; Mrs. Flora Nelson
educational director.
COMMITTEES chairmen are Mrs.
Lynn Walters, membership ant
contact: Miss Phyllis Linden
ways and means and devotional
Mrs. Harold Jacobsen. publicity
Social chairman will Be sppointe'
BIZ the chair for each function
Special event Of the eveninl
was the presenting Of traditions
sorority pillows to the pledges.
special gift was presented Nell
Adamson In honor Of her comm
birthday. A short program Q
special toasts aand musical mum
hers was given during the tim
refreshments were served. Host
eases were Mesdames Harol
Smith. Lynn Walters and Harol
Jacobsen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Annual Banquet tuesday

Young People of the Bible Pres
byterian church will meet for their
annual Thanksgiving banquet
Tuesday evening. at Sis in the
church. Members Of the Bible
Presbyterian women. Of which
Mrs. Joseph Williams IL president,
will serve the turkey dinner, with
Mrs. Il. NJ. Pace in charge, and
Mrs. Earle T. Peters slperintend-
ing the dining room.
Those taking part in the pro-
gram will be the Misses Evelyn
Benthien. Marcells Oldemeyer and
Nola Oldemeyer and the Messrs.
Edward Anderson, Warren Mccall.
Alton Anderson and Norman An
derson.
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Art association.
The show In important. for the
great variety Of arts and crafts
represented water colors. oils,
charcoal work. pastels. wood carv-
ing. photography and handicraft-
eli find their place IN the impro-
vised gallery.
Many Of the paintings are In
The modern manner--one In rems-
nisoent Of Dali's surrealism- Many
more have realism rs their theme.
TIE landscapes and marine paint
ings are particularly fine.
Among the oils. Peggy strong's
work d outstanding. while In the
photographic ~xhibit. the relief
print Of . dogwood branch taken
by virna Haffer IL attracting much
interest for its unusual technique.
Noted viewing the exhibit during
Its first few hours were Mr.. A. II.
Hooker. Miss Elvira Grigss, Mrs
Thomas Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Coldsbury (Mrs. Goldsbury n pres
sdent Of the Tacoma Art associa-
toni. Mayor Harry p. Cain and
Mrs. Robert Lea. publicity chair
man for the show.
Hostesses Monday were members
Of the Junior woman's club, head
cd by Mrs. A. 7. Dockery. Mem
hers OF the art section Of the A. A.
u. w. were hostesses Tuesday.
Mrs. Sophie hammers in charge.
Nrs. Ellsworth Power viii head
the hostess group "Wednesday,
which viii BE- made up Of members
a the Tacoma woman's club. The
Arfs and Science club viii b In
charge Friday with Mrs. Emory
Leanon chairman. and the Pierce
County District Federation Of
women's Clubs with Sally sicade,
fine arts chairman. in charge, VIII
b hostesses Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Eagles Auxiliary will sponsor
Surprisingly Quick Relief
No Cooking. Saves Money.

Here's a medicine for coughs due
to colds. that you mix in your own
kitchen. Its 50 easy TO prepare that
q child could 40 IL. but it's 50 efec-
tive that once tried. you'll never
again be without !. IN your home.
Make a syrup by stirring 2 cups
Of graduated sugar and one cup Of
water a few moments until dis
solved. No cooking needed - no
trouble AZ ell
Then get "a ounces OF Pinex from
any druggist. put Il into a pint hottie.
and add your syrup. This gives you :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Snow Frolic'
For Dance
Epsilon Phi kspps 70
Entertain December ~

Epsilon Phi Kappa soror-
tvs first dance, Dec. -, VIII
have as its theme "Snowland
Frolic." The group Of younger
business women will meet
Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Donald Feek, 902 No.
Union. to arrange plans Tor
the affair. to be given in the
roof garden of the Winthrop.
Mrs. Feek is chairman for the
affair. assisted BY Miss Edna
Moriarty. tickets, Mrs. W. zenk'
Mrs. r. Radcliffe and Miss Mary
Frances Power, decorations
The theme will be carried out
in the sorority colors Of blue and
white. with huge silver and blue
Christmas tree at one end Of the
ballroom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Holiday Fete
Thefss, Mu CHS 70 Dance
Wednesday Evening

Mem bers and guests oil
Kappa Sigma Theta and Sig
ma Mu Chi OF the College OF
Puget Sound are to start the
holiday festivities Wednes-
day evening from 9 until IL
with q formal dance at the
Winthrop Crystal ballroom.
Vari-colored lights will play
on dancers and emblems of the
organizations which will be
used as decoration.
Miss Constance Coleman is gen.
sral chairman Of the affair. She
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Bad Coughs Yield Quickly
To This Home Mixture

full pint-a family supply-of very
wonderful cough syrup It's thrifty.
foo-about four times as much for
your money. And children take II
willingly. because II tastes 50 good.
This home mixture takes right hold
Of 4 cough in 4 way that's surprising
II loosens the phlegm. soothes the
irritafed membranes and HELMS clear
the air passages. Eases the soreness.
and let's you rest AZ night.
pinex is special compound Of
proven ingredients. in concentrated
form. q most reliable agent for soo;h-
Ing throat and bronchial membranes
Money refunded Y Il doesn't please
YOU IN every way. ADV.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-19
Miss Bereoust TO Entertain
Luther Memorial Cuild

Luther Memorial guild will hold
its next regular meeting at 5
o'clock this Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Charlotte Ber-
goust. 10 No. Cushman. The
Misses Janna and Mamie RAM
sted and Mrs John Peterson will
assist the hostess.
Speaker of the evening will be
Chaplain H. w. Reinke, whose
topic will be Thanksgiving Medi-
tations."