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Herndon.
oe,iaI correspondence Of The star.

Special correspondence VI ih'
HERNDON. Va, February l, 1919
Mrs. William Eads Miller was hostess
Friday at luncheon complimentary to
the ladies of the Home Interest Club.
Mr.. T.. Barbour Hutchinson has returned
from Columbia. s. c., where he was best
man at the marriage of Miss Claudia
Allen Tucker and Mr.. Louis Laval Han
by of Washington. After February ID
Mr. and Mrs. Handy will be at home at
1910 Riggs place. Washington. ID. c.
Miss Esther Peverill. who has been the
house guest of Miss Anna Hyatt. has re-
turned to Alexandria. Mrs. b. Harry
Bready is spending the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Altemus in Wash
inston Mrs Andrew G.. Hutchinson has
returned from a months stay with Mrs.
Howard Wiley Of Newport News, for
merly Of Herndon. Miss Pauline Wiley
and Mr. Walter Wiley have returned from
a brief visit to Dr. and Mrs. j. B. Gould
of Falls Church. DIR. and Mrs. Gould left
Monday for Florida. Mrs. William Wal
ter Taylor has returned from a brief visit
to friends in Washington. Miss LYDIA
Bradshaw of The Plains. Va. is the house
guest of Miss Nettie Bradshaw. on Eldon
street Mr.. and Mrs Edwin III. Mooney
had with them for the week end Mr..
Louis Tyler Jones OF Washington. Miss
Emma Grayson of Culpeper, after an eX-
tended stay here, is the guest of rela-
tiyes in Vienna. Mr.. Calmney Wiehie
Of Washington has been the guest of
friends on Monroe street. Miss Mamie
Crounse has been the guest for a brief
visit of Mrs. Robert Kendri ok OF Falls
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MISCHIEv0US BOYS HELD.
juveniles Charged With Turning in
False Fire Alarms.

Edward Flagg. eleven years old. resid-
ing at $50 18th street northeast, and Wal
ter Hunter, thirteen wears old, whose
home is at $50 Maryland avenue north
east were arrested yesterday by Police
men Ben Williams and Albert Hardin of
the ninth precinct and charged with haV-
ing turned i'm false alarms OF fire.
One of the boys is said to have told
the police that the two under arrest and
five companions composed what is known
as the dirty seven" While sounding
false alarms Of fire are the only charges
against the pair under arrest, the police
say they have been engaged in all sorts
of mischief
Three false alarms are blamed on the
boys, and the police claim some of the
boys are responsible for electric bulbs
having disappeared from automobiles
Hunter is said to have surrendered three
such bulbs
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Church, formerly of Herndon. Miss Liz
zie Ellison is the guest of Mrs. Samuel
A. Hersperger of Round Hill. Mr.. and
Mrs Hersperger also had with them
Sunday Mr. James Myers of this town.
Miss Caroline Eccles has returned from
a brief visit to Mrs. Caleb Churchman
of Baltimore.
Misses Sarah Kidwell. Eva Cummins
and Ruth Chamblin have returned from
a brief visit to friends i'm Washington.
Mr. Merton r. Church was a guest Friday
of Mr. and Mrs. Guy F. Church. on sta
ton street. Mrs. Boughton of Sparta, y.
c., who is spending the winter with Mrs
w. A. Fender is spending few days in
Washington with Representative and Mrs.
Robert Boughton. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Heitmiller. Mr.. and Mrs. Orrison and
Messrs. T.. \. and A. III. Kirk spent
Wednesday in Takoma Park. Miss Ada
Long is the guest of Capt. and Mrs. Bal
lard of Fairfax. Mrs. Cockrill and dauSh-
ter of Cherrydale We're recent guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. III. Tinsman. at their home
in the suburbs. Miss Roberta Poston o.
Wiehle was a recent guest Of friends on
Pine street Mrs. r. +. Natter of WASH
ington was a guest recently of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. crlppeh.
Mrs Margaret Neil Walker of Washing
ton was an over-Sunday guest OF Miss
Louise Aud.
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Atlantic City.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ATLANTIC CITY, February 1, 1913
The last Sunday in January was a gala
day down here by the sea. The vast
Boardwalk was thronged long before the
fashionable promenade hour Of IL, and
the beauty of the land. accompanied by
their chivalrous fighters for the dollar.
We're here in force. 1t was the first prom
enade Sunday Of the winter season that
necessitated the Boardwalk cop taking
his fixed post In the middle Of the
Wooden Way to keep the eastward
bound constitutionalists from commin-
Cling with the westwardbound constitu-
tionalists. Long lines Of rolling chairs
passed slowly on to. and back from, no.
where. Old Sol was good to the Walk
and sea and to the sons and daughters
of men, and the last Sunday OF Janu-
airy. ID. passed into history marking an
epochal winter day by the waves.
]. Edward Chapman and Jack X Moys;
Washingtonians. are at the Shelburne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Dent Of Wash
inton are at the Traymore.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Ganss OF Wash
ington have taken apartments at the New
Merton during an early February fort
night by the waves.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Leavitt OF Wash
ington are guests at the Westminster
over the week end.
]. p. Moore. from Washington. is at
the Wiltshire.
George Bedell Of the Capital city is at
the jackson.
E. 8. Johnefin Of Washington joined
a party Of friends at the Traymore.
II. W. Gordon Of Washington is at the
Morton.
Mrs. j. LaMoyne and Miss NJ A. La
Moyne are Washington ladies' at the Sea-
side House.
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auction bridge Thursday afternoon to
meet her mother, Mrs. BrothertOn Mar
tim of Rowley Mass. Mrs. Schouler. wife
of Admiral Schouler gave a luncheon
Wednesday afternoon to ladies Of the
Naval Academy. Mrs George Bennett
Keester. wife of Ensign keester. L. S. n,
was hostess Wednesday afternoon at auc-
ton bridge in honor of Mrs Goldsborough
and her sister, Mrs. Bowman. Surgeon
Middleton Semmes Guest. =. s. N, and
Mrs. Guest entertained at a dinner party
Wednesday night at their home at War
dour. Covers We're laid for twelve. The
dinner was given in honor of Commander
and Mrs. ArchibOld Davis. Those at table,
besides the hosts and guests of honor.
We're Miss Alice Converse of New York,
Mr. Robert Aldridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Morton. Lieut.. Commander and Mrs.
Robert Berry and Prof. and Mrs. w. o.
Stevens.
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Church, under the direction of Edwin
Callow, will sing today the following pro
anthem, 1.-The King of Love-" by Shelley !:
tenor sole, BE Thou Faithful into
Death from Mendelssohn's "St. Paul !;
offertory. soprano solo, 1.-The Good Shep-
service. beginning at 7:45: anthem.
Morning and Evening" by Oakley, and
alto solo, And the Day is Ended by
Bartlett. The solo quartet today will be
composed of Mrs Louis c. Potter. jr.,
soprano Mrs Jessie c. kester, alto; Mr..
Bowles. tenor; Edwin Callow, bass and
director, with Miss Nellie Sacrey, organ
ist.
l. Harry Patterson Hopkins, pianist, gave
his third recital at the Charcoal Club, in
Baltimore, last Sunday evening, when he
presented the following program: so
nata." in G minor, by Schumann; ''Ro-
nance" in E fiat. by Rubinstein; "I-alla
Roollh.'' in d minor "a Persian ballet
dance transcribed by Mr.. Hopkins from
MacDowell: ''Scherzetto." in fat. by
Moszkowsky. and Concert Waltz" in z
major. also by Moszkowsky.
ton of H. W. Weber. will give it's fifth
public rehearsal of this season tomorrow
evening" in the lecture room of the Keller
Memorial Church Miss Mabel Louise
Benzler. soprano, will be the assisting
soloist.
\ recent event of interest in musical
circles took place on the occasion of the
annual visitation of the grand high priest
of the Royal Arch Chapter OF the District
of Columbia to Eureka Chapter, No. 4,
r. A NJ. when the following program
was given by local talent: Selections by
orchestral: march, "Benefactor," by Reed:
Pilgrim Chorus" by Wagner; selection.
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Annapolis.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

ANNAPOLIS, February /. ISI3.
Mrs. Roscoe c. Bulmer wife OF Lieut..
Commander Bulmer, L. s. N, was hos
tess Saturday night at large dance
given in honor of Mrs Bulmer's guest,
Mrs. Chappell of New London. Conn.,.
sister of Lieut.. Simpson. on duty at the
Naval Academy. Mr.. and Mrs. George
V. Nelson have returned from a visit to
Senator and Mrs McCumber of WASH
ington, and are at their Annapolis home
on Green street. Miss Nelson has re-
manned in Washington. Miss Mary Pey-
ton Welch. daughter of DIR. and Mrs. w
Sellman Welch, is visiting relatives in
stanton. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Morton of Severn Heights entertained
Tuesday night at dance. Mrs. Paul
Capron. wife of Prof. Capron OF
the Naval Academy. entertained at
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| A program Of miscellaneous compost
| tons given Friday morning at the
Washington Club proved up to the usual
thigh standard maintained in the must
Gals of the Friday Morning Music Club.
| OF special interest was the work of the
chorus of women's voices which has been
training this winter under the direction
Of Heinrich Hammer. and sang with fine
Bird both by Sir Edward Elgar. with
accompaniment by six violinists Mrs.
Horace DuIin. Mrs. Duff Lewis. Miss
Maude Sewall. Miss Edna Snyder and
the program were the piano solos
"Abendlied,'' by Schumann, and ''Polon.
aise.'' OPP. 46. by MacDowell, Miss Wheat
ley: contralto solos. Les Berceaux," by
by PaladihIe. and "Feldeinsankeit.' by
Roger. Miss Katherine Lee-Jones: suite
for violin, "Praeludium.' "Romanza'
and .scherzo." by Refs; Miss Eugene de
Dowell, "Prelude" by Grieg and Waltz
in d, by Schutt, Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen
Miss Mabel Dill entertained Friday
| evening at a musical at her residence
studio. presenting the members of the
primary class in a program of piano mum.
bers. These embryo artists played with
good touch and technique in the follow
In by De Ref and THE Katydid" by
Carl Wilhelm Kern. Marguerite Barrett;
Hunting Song" by Schumann. and
March of the Little Drum Major" by
Dance" by EngeI: Dream from l:ool
Dance by Brounoff and GYPSY songs. .
by Reinhard. Doris Wood: Hunting
seng" BY Brssa &C. Katharine Caldwell
by Ferber, Blanche Cramner "Huntine
Song" and Patriotic Airs by Fra
CALDWELL; "Arag2naise" by Massenet
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Rev. G. A. Morris. for six years pastor
of st. James Methodist Protestant
Church. Chesterton. Md. has notified his
congregation that he will sever his rela-
tons with II at the end Of this confer
ence year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-02-02

George l.. Browning and A. Il. Taliafer-
TO. both lawyers, have announced them
selves AS candidates for the democratic
nomination for the legislature from
Orange county Va
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1t matters little what it is that you
want-whether situation or q servant
a want ad in The Star will reach the
person who will MI your need.
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ISN'T 81 RIGHT?

Ma Dike-"Don't v believe in Susie
tGkin' up this china paintin' work !?
Pa Dike-"No. ma am: it costs her
~ cents to paint one apple on plate,
end | can cover the same plate with
RAJ apples Cor cents"
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED

sentrneod ~ any court 10 tho cltY ish 81
PRISON shaii be immediately delivered er
aNtN Wittri 60 the custody and accepting of
saia Noard prs, ided. that the CitV Cuuaa
elA MAY h ordinance uiAka either pra.
VISIONS fvr the ware ~ arrested persons
hegNlnr their triai % any court
section The unard shall pfrafftts
such manner % control ~ VIII tend 60
tNN rutfrctteH and reformation ~ pftunrs
agd 90 The ven heieE * others conn
she a'gre - ~ powers and opuertanitn
tnF ruhiic usefulness. and to make the
section {. ssittoard subject 60 ctyn
sefNlta rules shall emnies such assist
ahr" ae may be necessary Go pvf .srin lta
faWefH aNd fanrtionsi prey idsh. rhn ~
sfhtlf" lfretarN W superintendent shall
Dc eNrlnut thnFeNem
section . The CITY Council shall make
such prey Iainns - tax tsNN. uf othrrW leo
and shall srf ever e. the uses ~ said
NaAfN such tutidinsp, lands or rrnpeftV
- VIII enable said Hoard o. carry on ne
powers amt aatiun and Hneh other itke
powers eud duties a. mas be prescribed
tF ordinance
ee rhal SEX the operation % the
school and tafk nnafdz and the KING
county authorities faF tha purpose et
evolving the best pqsaibis social coadi
section Z an charter provisions aud
nftinsntes Ia Centict herewith ars TO
HrANHt
AND HE IT FURTHER NrROtN En
that such proposed amendment shall te
submitted % the qualified electors ~ the
city tnr their ratification nF rrlrrtfew
at he nnNt general municipal election Go
10 held pn the tth day.af March. lBta
faaard the city cnuneii tho 18th day ~
November. 1918 and signed BY me In
open srssias IN authentieatian - its pas
sAke this itth taT ~ November 1878
RonENr n uEak rru
pfesidnnt cf the city cnuneu
FILED the itth aav ~ November. 1913
~ W CANNntIa
CITY Comptroller ard - .nfftrt1 CITY CLERK
fHFa
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rnoPosED AMENDMENr 10 >.

IHDBONED AMEN I'm AaN NJ y
RESOLUTION and PROPOSITION
to amend section 10 of Article VIII OF
tho charter, relating TO tho making Of
iwproveuonts and tho purchase Of ma
teriala and supplies, and submitting such
pr0poaed amendment TO the electors %
he civ AZ tho next general municipal
election to be held March 4. 1913.
UE tT RESOLVED by THE CITY
coUNCIL or THE CITY OF SEAT
Tiles
fnty Charter DO amended TO read ~ foi-
lows.
! section TO- AN locai improvements tho
funds for the making IS which nfa al.
fecily or Indirectly 70 be derived In whole
~ IN part from assessments upon tho
property benefited thereby, and guois
oihor improvements "a tho city councll
ahnu hv ordinance prescribe, may be-
made by contract Go be lot 90 tho lowest
bidder therefor under the management Of
the Hoard 81 Public Works. or Ia the dis
rtrttou OF said board the same. 'or any
rd, "A thereof may be done under the man
ni-,rnsut OF said board hy day labor
vyhlrh hoard shalt direct tho purchase 81
mnteriais and supplies necessary therefor.
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED
"


bihH may be- received fur AL % any
part o. division ~ any proposed o0nif q 7
ana no contract shall 10 subiai except Tor
ths furnishing ~ material without the
PREVIOUS consent ~ tho city Council.
Provided, that in any case not in con
figt with State law tho council may ~
ordinance determine whHthnf an I'm b.
rfoyemont. Or any OH thereof SHAH BE-
made hN contract ~ other Wise
AND nE fr FuitTuktt HnaoLVhp
That such proposed amendment DO Sub
futtind 60 the qualified electors - the
city Tor iheif ratification o. rejection e.
the most rcnefai municipal election 90 te
held March &. 1878
Passed tho CITY Council the 10th day
- December 1913. ana signed BY mo o.
open session IN authorization % lts pas
sage this seth day ~ December. 1913
u0WT " HEHk ETU.
President 81 tire city Council
Filled the d0th day 81 December, ibi1
~ W. CARROLL,
city Comptroller aud es -offinta city Clark
Date " first publication January 3lst.
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LEGAL NOTICES


ft1bD AMENDMENT no 4
1. 49,. s's, ~ TON and FR0plsfTfyN
- i.Aa ~ Charter o. the CITY ~ S.
p addiak ihsreto a no. article 70
s'ra a. Article XVI creafInr a
80 y Psblic Welfare dafsnfre tns
go enf duties thereof rapa4Itrr All
49, provisions and ordinan.ss fr CON.
= tNsreeiths and submitting mo aafno
-, s-ahtisd voters u the city az the
= sehfral municipal election
- ~ RESOLVED nv Tff- CRY
TIE me Siif OF SEAT
1hst ne Charter Of The cttv a, se,tti.
a. =, 'Sdea ~ sddiuN thereto q new ar
ksn 80 snDsn ~ Articie XVI. which
-, ARTICLE XVI
.rft1n There n ksr.t's ast-ttt-.s
A. 80 ~ Public welfare rarapfsed ~
NJ. ..-fs. 70 Be Appointed b. .'-
~ = IN NE consent u the
- @ol-st 70 renewal fnr .
nI-nee % the Council
TDts q tha Board shaft ~ COM.
80 shai s4rvs Ei,hsrf e,r7's...,..,,,.
-, ~ 'efns shall BE- Tor fga 800
d. - - p NE nfat app0int@ea 10 b.
$3.50 BY tho Mag9r- one .tsTI
q -, ~ 'ns year. one Tor two gear. o,s
~ ~, ystfsi ore Tor four ge4ra nrT
4'sr IN. gean Within sixty dava
a., w. l1kinx sffsrt ~ rfa tr,e,t
g.. MAYOR shall make ~. sr.o.i,.t
Il $500 sefagns resident Id - - i
es,i, w Val known ~ ffafr ..,,tlltt
-. =, lnteIsst N the 3bleefa and NO.
~ charter pr1r.i-f,..,,. 800.
Bar ~ srteadsd 70 and arGbT,.. ~ :,
Ks,it'a me officers thereof
e4s y saia Board ataff nay. .,
ssrkte.,1..p' tis'su and control over
b. -, - jaiia. asylurna arI -1,.-,,.s
I've ~ yi-fes Tor defanti,.r - Z. 80
v tfai~.s. ae,la1neufs aud s-.r r+f..,.,
~ ~ schools f5r iageriis ,s, ~ ". ~
keiaa.dt 'easlng houses. Pubic bais ~ - i..
ssbile i. public parks ard XXX, NJ.
nsnt ~ . lsnds ana works - a..-.i,...
ysfss.ss ssnpofafY Or sfnorrer.g re'ls,
q m .ssss,synginE 70 me CIV n s,s,
De rs-s1 1n~A haYe power n. sye1. ~, ~.
sns ant..h Or pfisonerH ana +ott.l ~,
ss1h uay a. shperFiqi0n and asnfrai In
rsnansrs,,,. NAY DO lawful ana ~ - 3,
" igss ,pn - may b. daag.s.i ~ Z
V ksapss ssia Board FalA f5.a,,N ', W,
.sfsIy KY % The city pr,r.o e.6 aea,l
ssrdsnes ", deliver Or di.ohsr@s io '' ao'
sns es,s eiih law az Dria9nsrs e,T m ~, @e
Hfssr y, .istee Or delivered ~ h. b.. ~
tsre.ns .Y1ft authorized - - az
isaeed ~ -' KY by ire police ep ~ ~
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED



ton, except that the names - neinlnees
shall be- printed IA each Hr"nr o. W.
ballot in the order ~ the uumhef n'
votes they received "a the primary .l"n
Ton the nominee receiving ihe hishlA'
vote at the top iu each group ana ih.t
shall DO no rotation ~ the names Ia ln,
prlnties - tho ballots a blank line HhA !,
he lNA below the names % the pf'n, 90
nominees COZ each office, wherein 'ns
voter may write ar paste IN the name vl
any person Tor whom no may deeit" 70
vote
AND uE ir FURTHER itEHphNi,p
that satd proposed amendment bs SUP
mlti.d - tho qualified electors ~ ~
CITY Of Nehttia at tho noht general rlNN
tiun % 10 held ~ the city ~ Seattle On
March an. iata.
Passed tho city Council the aath dey
~ December 1919. and zisned ~ ue ~
open session in authsnticatien ~ ~ pas
sage this 9oth day % December lHls
MONT " iirfN tfH.
President ~ the city GannfN
riisd BY mo lids aeth day % peesm
her, tata
W ~ CARROLL.
city Comptroller and 81 officln city 'is'h
Date % first publication January sla''
lHfH
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PROPOSED ANEN pMENr so.
A f'ropeaifisn and Resolution go amend
the Charter - the CITY ~ Seattle BY sdd
ms thereto new article 90 hs known
e. Article NANti. relating GO the esarss.
gtcnt. levy and collection - tsNrs Tor aii
serpors,e 81 uaunislpsl purposes ana %
iiNw fram such faNattnu "a All personal
prvpegiy fHxenpt lraarhald Interests fn
land and ruhite service ffanehissHl ard
improvements on land. rcpeaiinx al CHAR
ter pfuxisians and ordinances ia sunfiist.
and pruNidinE for the suhmtasiun ~ elieh
proposed amendment 90 THE electors %
he eity al ths next general municipal
ns M RESOLVED ny ruG cfrY
COUNCIL oF rttE cry or HEAr'
rhM the city charter q The city ef
Seattle BE- smeaded ~ adding thereto
n~s Article 70 10 kneeu as Article XVII
~siea SHAH rad A. tsiioss'
AHTetsE XVII
Section l. The assessment, lcyY AL
csiisetiou % taxss ON prnrerv far Al
Corporate ~ wueieipsi purposes % ths
speet % psfaens and property theseloi
prov ltrt that Tor corporate nr utuui-
.eipai purposes iu the CITY q Seattle there
shelt - EXEMPT hsrl .nch tas'' Ne
FnAr i9is faftx psr cent. far the ear
ttts seFrhtY 1--WE rer esut. and thsfs'
after one huuared pes cgat ~ tho vaiue
haid Interests 10 isnd ana pubiie service
franrhlsssi and q al improvements "a.
Ia 90 undeF arr lands in the citr n 50
attic. and in ievFtnE Rnd eollertius such
sakea Tor the year 1914 sevn& i've psF
esat anlF and Tor tho year Nt9t& flnF|
ser cent aaty and Tor the year tgta|
tsenty -rer rsf reut only and thereafter
no part q ths vaiur % personal property
lcarepttnE isasehaii Interests In lard ard
pahile s~rVira frsnnhlsssi and %; improve
meats 90 "a ~ wnder any ianfa N the city
as Seattle. shaft b. subteet 90 thn levy %
tsxsa f1r rarHnrats ~ wtauieiral purposes
af sns Cuy ~ seattle. pro- idgi, that
asfhtnr hrrsfn shall - Construed 90 pre-
vent fhs inipaslnx " Licenses on csstsia
5-sgp-ftons vtthln tho Cttr % seattle
In the eserrt#s % iaa p9lie- power or
regulating the saie % intpNieatinK
iAaaara
section : All charter provisions Or
ordinances aHa parts % Thereof IN cous
fiict hor~with are repealed
AND uE IT FURTHER NNHoiFEp
thar the foregoing anurudrusnt 20 he CITY
.charter be ard The Sans - hsrrhy suh-
mitted 90 the ruaiinrd electors q thsl
city AZ the nest gunefai usunisipai rle94
fian. 10 b bed on ths an aay % NaFeh-
1919
passed shs CITY cssunei me 18Th saY
% SoFsri hsr. 1919. snd signed b. re a
open session fu aat tieation 20 Hs
p4ssa 50 this tsta asf % SaNsmlrr. 1919
HoHT, y HEgNETu
rrealaant ~ she fsiY r9aacit
Flied The ista dar - Neerursr 1873
a. W CARROLL
city c'1aapfrefter and ss-sff.ria clfF cterk
Date % first publication January sfst.
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Proposed AMEMnMfNi 80 -.
,s amend Artieis XVIII ~ the cry
chaftef ~ addins thereto a nrN - 'l.i,
.ta - knarn a. HeCticn ~, fetatns 20
the qualifications % eanaidatrs ~ o..
tive offices IN tho city n Hesstle. a.l
submitfinE such proposed afnsndnisnt 9.
tho electors ~ the city AZ fhs AenH. ~
M unietpai election % - held ~ thH eNf
90 'hs ate dsY q M Nab i'41,,v CRY
couNciL OF TIE CIR OF SEAT
rss, Article xvtii q the CITY Charter
hs amended ~ adding thrFsia 80
saatisn 81 10 knnWn as Hsetios ~, whlen
shall read as faiiessi
Fsetiaa tf Evsry candidaia for nom
fnaftaH 20 any elective uffirr. ana eFHff
psT.5r ns-,inaisa 10 asY such ostlrs an
a-s ths charter q the cry - seattle shall
wifhin ten ttal daFs ansr We ael ~
haiiihx e.. primary sise 100 ~ $3.50 $50
No - elected file an tt~ruised siatsinr it
De- writing upan sultahis form 70
fu-afshed - tho city cofurfruiff 1slf
ofrr~r ~ith uhosn his deriar.iien - cas-
diaarr or other nnFutaatfon paper i hira
setting forth Zach sum ~ in@nH1 anu
thinE - vaiur. ~ any ,eusla'fatiNh w.
ever nj itufeA paid ~ prpfussva ~
hini aas sna fnr hifa WITH his sno~ +.
edFa af &C., irsrence. Tor the pNfe -
~ seeaflnH nf infiusnrnns 90 q ahf ~
nfferiinF his hNn lna,,@h ~ -, 800
me susas paid ~ personal ntpTn - A."
afaflns fully tho nafurs. hinh Ana ehaf
af.aF ~ ahr eeusns@ Tar ~hirn tha sums
aara ssgamdrd separately, ana TIE par!
ar parties GO WhHfn ths sums we're paii
anf ths purposes Zee whirh sarh pay
rnanfs asFa made. Rnd n this stete1nnnt
ali auans or other ruhsifofsfiums prom
issa aaa nns paiA shall ~ lneiuted. Fpeh
statsmmns shrn ~ flied shsu Immediate
~ ha aahtrgt ~ the irsp@f iAnn AaA -
ami rasfan - anr sisrtar. ara HhsN 20
and h~eafns part - tha public feqofi
f.fnaf - pioiaflHu thereof shaH htE'
qu.itfy sueh ransifafa o. nofninss fFnn
faiffne such effrr . ...
ANn nN " FunTuEp UEaoLNEh
fhAt aurh rFneaasd amendment - snp,
urtttea ~ zee aBagiNea electors - thn
clfy - Seattle AZ ths ssnsfAl g'saaleipa.
election to b. held al The EN- car 'f
p..ses shs city ceuu~n the seth dsg
q Dsrrashur. ifif. and sisnsf - M in
ster session in anthaaticafinr - ~ isaa-
uAHe this Goth daF q Deem ler pa
upMT ~ WEHKETI
President % thr CITY caanrll
TUaS fk8 aath fay - December. 1874
~ W cAhNpi-l.
g,ltT f-araptfnlior and ns.uffiCla CITY Hlcrt
PATE 4 nfst Publication January aisi.