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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the SUBJ
scriber of Cecil County, has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court of said
County, Letters of Administration ON
the Personal Estate of
HOWARD b. ABBOTT
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated, on or be-
fore the 18th day of October, 1941.
They may otherwise, by law be ex-
cluded from all benefits of said es-
tate. All indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber.
Given under hand and seal this
End day of April, 1941.
CHARLES w. DREW,
Administrator.
True Copy-Test:-
Jesse Pierson, Register.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02
FIRE DESTROYS FARM
BUILDINGS

Elkton firemen were called last
week to fight fire near Childs, on
what was formerly known as the
Harlan farm, owned by E. H. Gala
CHER. The fire started in a field and
spread to the farm buildings, de-
stroying the barn and another build
ing. The nearby dwelling was saved
from destruction.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02

At meeting of the Elkton Cham
Der of Commerce at the Howard
Hotel resolution was passed to be
sent to the Cecil County Commits
sioners, approving a concrete road
from Childs to Blue Ball and farm
to market road over Red Hill near
Elkton to connect with a nine foot
road at the Delaware line.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02

The Woman's Democratic Club of
Cecil County held its annual dinner
meeting Saturday afternoon at the
Howard Hotel, Elkton. Women from
practically every section of the
county were in attendance. The
guest-speaker was State Senator
Thomas Johnson of Worcester
County.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02

The w. G. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ann Robertson Thurs
day evening, May sth. 1880 O'Clock.
Mrs. Lidie Tyson and Mrs. Louise
Brokaw assisting hostesses. Devo-
tional leader, Mrs. Jean Shepherd;
Program leader. Mrs. Ella Tyson.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02

The Board of Education of Cecil
County will offer for sale at public
auction on Tuesday, May 9Th, 1941,
on the individual school premises, the
following schools at the time indi-
Gated: Providence School, the Fourth
District at 11:0O A. M; Elkton High
School Annex in the Third District
at lis p. NJ; Ponds Neck School in
the First District at $3.50 P. NJ.
Terms of sale--One-third of pur-
chase price, cash day of. sale, balance
in thirty days.
Cost of conveyance and U. s. Reven-
ue Stamps to be paid by the purchaser
By Order of the Board of Educa-
ton of Cecil County
H. E. Mcbride, County Supt.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02

A backward State Is one-t that has
a dencit because ofactals aren't rude
enough to eellset delinquent taxsA
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02
KRASTER-BEASTON

Claude Beaston, son of Mrs.
Ward Beaston and the late Mr..
Beaston of Chesapeake City, and
Miss Mary Krastel, daughter of Mr..
John Krastel and Mrs. Walter
Schneider, were married on Satur-
day, April 5, by the Rev. Henry T..
Caldwell, pastor of Trinity Metho-
dist Church. Mr.. Carlyle Stubs was
best man and Mrs. Stubs was ma
iron of honor.
MAOKAY-BISHOP
The marriage of Miss Geraldine
H. Mackay, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Mackay, New London,
Pa, and Mr.. John Townsend Bishop
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Bishop,
Laurel, Del, took place Saturday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
New London Presbyterian Church.
The couple will live in Wilmington.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-05-02
WANTED

White girl for general house
work and cooking, July and August,
at Calvert. Md. Reply to 1888 But
Ter St., Philada., Pa.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Hypo.Pixative; Spe:
cisl printin< sls,s;si;2
printing frames q dii-
ferent shapes. 1 plain p;is.
20 cut to suit youfsen j
: blotting pads; cot
ton: SET OF clips.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Advertisement

r.., and furious action game with
Go for all! Comes with 2 wire
brackets for table edges, eourtiine
70 stretch between them, o Two
paddles, two balloonsso blow 's,'.p up
r and bat back and forth! With
complete game rules.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

socu. and hold to your eye-n
hr;or. distant objects closer ana
eiearer. Good quality srouna,
eoii.hed lens. Handsome grain
i..,herette barrel. metal trim.
Evening star., 1941-09-23
IhIder Tells Group
Rent Control Measure
Is Very Good Bill
Georgetown Association
Hears A. D. A. Chief
Outline Effects

John Ihlder, executive ofncer Of
the Alley Dwelling Authority, in dis
cuSSing the latest rent control bill
now before Congress, told his fellow
members of the Georgetown Citizens
Association last night that my be-
lief is that it is very good bill"
Although the association took no
action on the measure, the bill came
in for a brief discussion when
Joseph I. Cavanaugh, reporting for
the Legislative Committee, said he
felt the committee should study the
rent bill.
Mr.. Ihlder spoke briefly. outlining
the highlights of the measure. He
expressed the view that it should
"achieve it's purpose" adding that
it would have the least possible effect
on new construction. He pointed
out that a previous rent control
measure introduced into Congress
had aroused opposition partly on
the ground that it would discourage
new building.
The meeting, the first Of the sea-
son, was devoted largely to COM
mittee reports.
John c. Garland, chairman, Com
mittee on Commercial Interests,
called for construction of an abut-
ment or raised platform at Wis
consin avenue and M street NV.
He also urged that the personnel OF
police precinct 7 be increased.
Henry w. Draper, chairman OF the
Schools Committee, urged the group
to indorse the Girls Club which
has been organized in Georgetown.
The secretary was instructed to
write to congressional committees
requesting that a $4,000 item in
the new budget to correct the prob
lem Of dust from a municipal in
cinerator be kept in the budget.
Mr.. Garland was named to the
Traffic Committee by B. H. Meyer,
president, who presided at the meet
ing, held in Parish Hall, Potomac
an o streets NV. New members
voted in were Edgar M. Peterson,
DR.. B. E. Hardin and H. Drusihkl.
A representative Of the Red Cross
spoke on the Roll Call, which opened
yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-09-23
Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. ldtc. couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Uait three tuu days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-09-23
2.99 and 3.99 ROBES

Sample lot warm and COM
Portable candlewick robes, with n
fared skirt. Rose. wine and IN
blue. Misses and womens !
Evening star., 1941-09-23

Necklaces, bracelets, ear
rings and pins. in new and
distinctive designs for
street, afternoon and sports
wear. Brilliant colors. in
cludinE gold and silver.
Evening star., 1941-09-23

Fast color percales and seer
suckers in upper and wrap
around styles. Some slight ir-
regulars in the group. Misses
and WOmen'S sizes.
Evening star., 1941-09-23

Robes-Secord Floor.
Evening star., 1941-09-23

Soft fleeces, sporty-lOOking
tweeds, monotones and
needlep0int fabrics in single
and double breasted mod
els. Fitted and boXy styles,
with rich rayOn satin lining
and warm interlinings.
Sizes IL to 81.
CodtS-Second Floor.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

do a hacer 10 mismo, y este fue
"a primer paso en- su carrera de
domador.
Esta profession ha sido muy
lucrative. Tres generaciones de
la familia Pezon Sc enriquecie-
ron en- ella. NJ. Bidel hizo tam
bien una fortuna. Verdad les
que en- a2uellos tiempos Sc pc
dia comprar un leon por LOCO
frances.
En- la venta de la casa de file
ras" de Bidel, en- 1910, Bostok
adquiri6 dos leones y nueve leo
mas por 1920 frances. Hoy cos
tartan veinte veces mas.
Los gastos de alimentacion y
entrenamiento de las fieras,
tambien han aumentado en- pro-
porciones no menos considera-
bles.
N~aturalmente, los domadores
sc miriam mucho antes de deci-
dirse a comprar a precios altos
unos animales que no saben 81
luego podran mantener.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
T~EuEGlRAMAS DE
LAS UNIONES

Las unones locales de Tam
pa, por medic de lnuevo CONT
C. Conjunto, acordadorOn aver
enviar telegramas a los repre-
sentantes Sheldon, Mcdonald ,
Toland Y senador Pat Whitaker
oponiendose a la proposition de
abogado general Watson en- ia.
vor del taller alberto.
Ell abogado Maxwell, que er
un tempo representa- a los are
beldes" de ahora, llevara tam
b;6n la representation, segin S
dice, del nuevo Consultivo, en-
cuantO a csc particular.
Como Maxwell va a otras ges
tlones, no cobrara NADIA a los ia
ibaqueros per esa representa-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
Nnestroa vecinos latinos

Hey, queridos estudiantes, CO
menzamos a leer una serle de
articulos sobre ~nuestros vecinos
-latino-americanos, no los veci
nos de entro y Sud America, 81
no unos que tenemos mas cerca,
los de Tampa. Conociendolos me
jor, nos sera mas facil entender
a esos "paisanos," residences a.
oui, en- Tampa, que a los ciuda-
danos de los paises al sur.
Durante algunas semanas he
mes leido cartas de Roberto, un
joven n-orteamericano que viaja
ba Y escribia sus impresiones Dc
los paises vistados, mencionandc
de paso sus ciudades y las prin
oirales caracteristicas de sus
laIitantes. Todos no tenemos n
tendremos la suerte Y oportuni
dad de yer y apreciar TODD -
que Roberto pudo realizar.
Mas para esos que no pueden
lograr su sueno, su ideal, qued1
un canine, ell canine que nos
lleva, por ejemplo, a las casas de
nuestros vecinos en- Ponce dc
Leon Court, los excelentes apar.
tamentos construidos por ell go
bierno federal en- la avenida q
Y Gale 18. Esta grandiosa obrs
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
LA CACETE
Los mandos gniego bntanico v~enfican
nuevos requisites en- sus lfneas
Es evidente la superioridad en- n1mero
de la aviacion nazi.
Ocuparon los nazis la pequeha isla Samotracia
Un discurso aIentador del embajaodr Winant

Londres, abril 22.-Las fuer
zas mecanizadas de los nazis,
apoyadas por miles de avio-
mes, parecen haber quebranta
do los dos extremes de la IL
ma anglo-griega. Una columna
nazi avanza en- direction del
famoso desfiladero de las Ter
m6pilas y otra avanza desde
un lugar a corta distancia de
la frontera de Albania.
Los mando griego y britani-
co comunican que los ajustes
en- sus lineas Sc han verificado
tai como Sc habia planeado.
La aviaci6n alemana, supe-
ror a la inglesa en- proportion
de 10 a /, en- ell frente hele-
nico, sigue bombardeando Ell
puerto del Pireo.
Los periodistas americanos
opinan que la escasez de ca
zas en- Grecia es evidente y es-
to ayuda al avance totalitario,
BESIDE Estambul comunican
que las embarcaciones rapidas
de los nazis sc apoderaron de
la isla de Samotrocia, cerca de
los Dardanelos, desembarcan-
do trOpas.
Los ingleses ocupan la iSla
de Lennos, que es mayor y Sc
halla a 40 millas de los OAR
danelos.
En- Grecia parece haber lie
gado la bora critica y ell pri-
mer ministro Churchill dijo
hoy que la isla de Samotracia
'habfa sido ocupada por ell enc
migo, y que no podia dar noti-
cias sobrbe las operaciones en-
ell frente ataccado,
Berlin afirma por la Radio
que ell ejercito griego del oes-
tie ha sido cortado, en- una par
tie, y da a entender que ell man
do ofrece rendirse,
Los suburbios de Atenas, In
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

may affect the Heart
Gas trapped In the stomach or guIlet may act like =
Nair-trigger on the heart. At the first sign Of distress
mart men and women depend on Bell-ans Tablets to
'et gas free. No laxative but made Of the fastest
citing medicines known for acid indigestion. II the
IRST DOSE doesn't prove Bell-ans better. return
1ttle to Us and receive DOUBLE Monsy Back. 25c
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
NuncG Tres

Iba a ofrecer la Gorilla encen-
dida al tercer fuma7or, cuando
este, excusandose antes con un
"usted perdone", sopl6 sobre e.
LA y apag6 su llama. Entonces,
despues de %arrojar la Gorilla y
encender otra, cuya llama ofre-
clio nuevamente, dijo con un to-
no de hombre superior que COM
prende y hasta tolera las mise
rias de su pr6jimo:
-Nunca tres. va es sabido
que trae mala suerte. Sin ser I'm
profeta p~recisamente, adivino.
les listed supersticiosO...
Mo, senior. Mucha mas SEN
clio. Soy fabricante de f6sfo-
ros..
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
Estudiantes: vamos a leer ell idioma espahol
Gel honnbre que haBla dos lenguas vale pOr dos
PoRMARY cM CoRTINA

esta dirigida por la Housing
Authority de Tampa.
Visitare ell microbes a una dc
las familias que viven en- estos
a~partamentos y Ell jueves leerar
ustedes, por medic de estas co
lumnas, algo sobre sus medioS
de vida y sus s~entimientos.
Leeremos con interes sobr,
sus suenos, sus ideales, 10 que ar
helan los mayores para ellos y
sus hijos.
Hare mi vista cuando esten
todos reunidos Y les preguntare
sobre Ell idioma que hablan Ell
el hogar; a que colegios mandan
5us nihos; cuales son las aspira
clones de sus hijos; que platos
les GUSTAV mas, en- la COMO
liaria; cual es su receta favori.
a, en- la cocina que hacen GUAM
10 tienen dias libres y no traba-
an; que hacen los domingos....
En- fin, conoceran a fondo u
IA familia latina..... algo que ha
astado lejos de ustedes, pero nc
tan lejos como la America del
Sur.
Hasta Ell jueves, pues, cuandc
estaremos cerca de una familis
buena y pobre de la colonia Ia
tina.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

cluyendo ell puerto del Pireo,
estan en- ruinas.
AnGnciase la llegada a Ru-
STA, en- canine de Grecia, de
1877 aviones militares del ejer-
cito yugoslavo. Asegdrase que
MoscG ha decidido permitir
que los photos sigan su mar
cha.
A su arribo hoy a Toxic, Ell
ministro japones Matsuoka
manifesto que ahora la politi-
ca de Estados Unidos hacia ell
Jap6n Sc inclinara mas hacia
la paz, con motive de los tres
tratados firmados reciente-
mente, uno de ellos con Russia
y ell otro con la Indo China.
Los japoneses aseguran que
en- su contra vienen hacienda
propaganda maliciosa los in :
glses y los n-orteamericanos,
Hablando hoy en- Londres,
ell embajador de los Estados
Unidos, John G. Winant, de :
clar6 que su pals prefiere los
hechos a las palabras. Dare
mos a Inglaterra una ayuda to
tai en- contra del totalitarismo
aggressive. Estamos unidos con
ell mismo fin y en- la misma de-
vOcion,
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

sadas data apenas de un siglo.
Ell primero que tuvo la idea
lie domar bestias feroces y dar
II pGblico Ell espectaculo de su
mmisi6n, fue un ingleS llamado
Wombwell.
Este senior habia instalado en-
Londres, en- 1906, una exhibi.
ci6n de animales s~alvajes. Para
cuidarlos tenfa un negro, espe-
cialmente encargado de dos leo
nes viejos, que una larga cauti-
vidad habia hecho completar
mente inofensivos. Viendo Won
well que Ell negro, sin miedo a.
peligro, entraba en- la jaula pa
ra cuidar a sus pupilos, Sc deci-
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
Los Domadores de FSerGs

Cada vez hay menos domado-
res de fieras y, seg1n todas las
trazas, dentro de pocos amos no
quedara ninguno.
Los circos tendran entGncesl
que prescindir de 10 que duran.
tie mucho tempo ha sido uno de
los "n1meros" de gran atrac-
ci6n en- sus programs. Las "me
nageries" ambulantes no ttAr-
daran en- desaparecer.
Las fieras son hoy DIE muy
caras, y cuesta mucho dinero e.
mantenerlas. La presentation
de fieras mas o menos domesti-
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
Sc TNCENDIO UN TANQUF
G DE CASOIiINA

Cleveland, abril 22.-Un va
por tanque cargado de gasolina
ell "Transitter", Sc incendi6 hoy
en- Lago Erie, 25 millas al SUI
de Port Burwell, Ontario.
Botes salvavidas y embarca
clones sc mandaron desde Erie
Pa, y Ashtabula, Ohio. Ell va
por "City of Toronto Sc halla /;
la vista del barco ~incendiado.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
LA JUNTA DE UTILIDAD
DE LA CIUDAD DE TAMPA

La Junta de Utilidad de la
ciudad de Tampa Sc reunira
ell proximo viernes, en- session
iextraordinaria, con ell Sr. C.
X. Mathews, representative de
la firma de ingenieros Burns
and Mcdonnell, de Kansas
City.
Sc discutira Ell informe So
bre las tarifas de la companfa
Tampa Gas.
Antes de conferenciar con
Mathews la Junta no dara a
conocer ell informe.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
los C~oM1STONADoS APO
YAM Ell PLAN De COM.
PROMISE

Los comisionados del conda
do aprobaron aver ell plan So
bre la gasolina, llamado ell
plan de compromise, que cuen
ia co mel apoyo del goberna
dor Holland y la association
de comisionados de los conda-
dos.
Recomend6 SUI aprobaci6n
elabogado consultor Cobbery,
miembro del comite que redac
to Ell plan.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
COpLGs ARddtuzGs

Para subir a la cumbre,
hay que tener mucho aliento
y veneer mil p~esadumbres.
Ell rayo pas6,
pero su surco de fuego,
va nunca mas Sc borr6.
Nube que cruzas los cielos,
sin saber adonde vas,
defiendete del NAL tempo
81 no quieres zozobrar.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
EN- ETToUIA
$50 TTArIANCS

Londres, abril 22.-Las uni
dades inglesas en- Marcia hacia
Bessie, Ethiopia, hicieron prisio-
neros a 45J italanos.
Fueron apresados $50 en- W
''bolsillo" a 20 millas de Bessie
y 200 Sc apoderaron de Samre
lunas Glen millas al norte de esq
poblaci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22
R DE 10 CRIMINAL
Ell Case DE LA RUSSIA

A petici6n de Pat Whitaker,
letrado de la defensa, Sc aplaz6
la vista de la causa contra
Felipe LaRussa, acusado de va
'gancia V no inscribirse como ur
delincuente conocido. Cuando II
legislature termne sus sesiones.
ell juicio Sc verificara.
Ell nuevo senalamiento Sc ha-
"a en- ell mes de JUNO.
La gaceta., 1941-04-22

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Actions in Divorce

New divorce actions filed with
the county clerk Wednesday were
by Ocie V. against william Swan
son, charging burdensome home.
life. asking custody Of two minor
children. married October ~, 1914
at Edgewood; Olga against Hsr-
vey f. Miller. charging burden
some homelife. Married June 20.
1881. in Tacoma. Mary against
Karol Vidovich. charging burden
some homelife. married February
/, 1914. In Gle Elum.
Final DEGREES were on file 10
Virginia from Rolly johnson.
Leona from Chester l.. Coons.
Hazel from Edward c. Bradner.
Interlocutory dscrsss vsrs
granted Wednesday To Anita from
Robert A. Dunbar, custody OF two
minor children. support money Of
$50 monthly; Josephine from
Joseph Parks. custody one minor
child. support money Of $50
monthly; Marie from Alef Carl
Romberg. custody three minor
children. support money Of SIS
monthly: Ralph from Gladys De
Bells, custody Of three minor
children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Buckley Sewer Job
Will Cost S22,26l

Finding the widest spread in
bids they have seen for years,
members of the city board OF con-
tracts and awards let the contract
for construction OF the Buckley
Gulch sewer outfall Wednesday.
TO Industrial Engineers a Con-
tractors. Inc. OF Tacoma, at q
figure of S22 POI.
Even that was higher than the
original engineers estimate a few
months ago. but the only other bid
was almost 100 per cent higher.
Paine 4 Galluoci and Hart Con-
stmetion Co bid together at s43.
3ai. The 500-foot extension on the
sewer will 20 out into deep water
from Ruston way and No. Steele
street
Low bidders on two other
projects also were awarded con-
tracts. One for an east side LID.
sewer job on Mckinley hill went
to A. Greco at $4.7is.e6. and one
for fabrication Of steel for the
utilities departments new Canal
ST. substation 10 Western Orna-
mental Iron works Of Tacoma, at
$2,34326.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19
Receive More Applications
To Run Amusement Devices

CITY council business Wednes-
day was plentiful but routine.
The city fathers received nine
more applications for licenses 10
operate amusement devices under
the new ordinance and the frs,
half dosen applications Tor locs-
ton hcenses All were referred TO
Safety Commissioner Eastwood.
We must keep In mind. Cain
noted. the order In which these
are received. n viii be up To "a
at some time to determine the
satnration point
The council granted permission
10 the Western Washington Fair
association 10 distribute its PAM
phlet. with utility department bills
In August - a~aal
To Bny Transformer
An emergency measure was IN.
,roduced nv Commissioner o'Nsil
10 appropriate $4,000 for rur.
chase Of four transformers To
make possible another 1000 kiio-
watt delivery If power tn the
Ohio Ferry Alloys Corp. for de-
Tense needs
Another ordinance brought In
by Omen asked a $4,000 appro-
priation from the light fund for
an addition TO the light depart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-19

licenses

Marriage license applications
were made with the county auditor
Wednesday ~ Eddie r. Czvade,-
cher. IS. and shirley y. swanson.
a both q Seattle. Robert Jehn-
stoa LonEahaukh. "a. RI ). Box
Tse. Puysiup. and Frances Char
lotte Webb. %. RI ! Box SIS
puyAllup. Joseph 5. fasqusn, -
4o2l s.. Tacoma ave-. and Angelina
Ann Manlsy. 81. se1i No. tsih IT !.
Robert Rhone. 81. SpanaNay, and
Elsie Priscilla Ness. y. aazi 50
X 81: Loren Davis Carlton. legal
sol So. J st. and Virginia Christen-
sen. legal. 40 So. eoth. Arthur
Danforth Hart. "a. zoos East s7th
st. and Margaret Ann Hail. n.
1882 Pa. saith. Richard L. Thomas.
.. RI. ?, Box 50. Puyallup. and
Lorraine Mae Noillari. 10. po2
18th 81. s r. ruyallup; Policy A
wyres. IS. Fort Lewis. and Lou
Edna Mcmillan. -. 3io2 No. 2tth /.
Manuel Joseph Bernard. IT., IS.
Fort Lewis. and Marguerite LAlcille
carothers. 20. watsonville. CALI. /:
Ray Bernie Hinderlie. Is. Rt Z.
Box 367. and Irene Evelyn Telbel.
-. Yelm; Walter Robert Johnson,
%. s43e Mckinley ave. and vir-
ginia johnson. .. 1911 SO. 5oth
John s. Hankins. %. Aberdeen. and
Agnes Loretta Durand. 20. Odessa
Wash; Laurence r. Evans. -.
1909 So. 10th st. and Thelma Jose
phine skillman. rs. 2s37is So. G
ST; John r. Stewart. ~. sand
Point. Wash, and Inex V. 1sbell.
q. South Prairie. Wash. Wayne
Ward McAllister. n. ri. :. Box
70i. and Lorraine r. Southweli. Is.
RI j, BOX 7o2; John shirdon Nc
Intosh. 80. sis So. nth at. and
Elvs Elizabeth Pryor. -. 1921 Pa
eifie ave. William Louie Washing
ton, ~. Bellingham. and violette
NJ. Williams. is. LsConner. Wash. I:
Gordon NJ. Standish. p. 1910 So
Tacoma ave. and Virginia A.
Towers. 10. s17 So. 10th st
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M. /. Olsen Returns
For Visit in TQcono

Back In Tacoma for q visit with
his mother. Mrs. Lena Olsen. zz4
East s4th at. II Handel l. Olsen.
formerly department manager for
the Arthur Bryan Motor Co.
Since leaving Tacoma IN 1888
Olsen has continued TO engage In
the sutomobils business in Los An.
geles and Yuma. ARR. For a num-
Der Of years n has been parts
and accessories manager Of the
Chevrolet agency In Yuma
Accompanying MIN On his visit
il his wife. they expect 10 remain
here for a week.
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Death Takes Former
Marble Co. Worker

Olaf r. Olson. 81. Of RI ,. Boz
$50. died Tuesday a. his home
He was a native Of Sweden. and
had lived IN this community 81
years Olson. employed BY the
Vermont Marble Co. VA
member o. Parklznd Trinity
Lutheran church and Of Modern
Woodmen Of America. He leaves
mis- wife, Hanna Sophia; one
daughter. Mrs.. G. J. Bennss Of
Tacoma, and four sons. OiKst.
Ingyor. George and Rudolph. siso
u Tacoma. MellinKer VIII an
nouncs the funeral
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ment store rom IN nolgsts
street.
An ordinance changing the name
- jackson Alexander road 10.
tween No. 10th and No. aad. sss
passed Another introduced ~
Works Commissioner A. n Her.
rersen for vacation % part q
80. Ash IT between sosh and south
Tacoma way Vas okehed u wss
on petition % thirds a the
property owners
Fuad ST Up
A. = fellow-up u Mondays pas.
sage Of o'Nsfs $500 ooo water
bond issue. the council passed the
companion btu establishing =
$4,000 water department con
struc,ion fund N dseurss the
money.
On the question NJ extending an
audit n he utilities department
Nv = Chicago accounting firm n
Jan. l. ths year, IT cost ~
$4,000. the council decided without
vnts te discontinue ths survey
where u stands for the present.
while reports and recommendations
Of the company are studied.
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