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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-01-17
G.. D. KENTPER.

Recognizing the Bayou Carlin Drainage
District, situated in the Parish Of iberia,
State of Louisiana. under Act 3l7 OF the
Acts of the General Assembly of the State
Of Louisiana, for the year 1910. as amend
ed BY Act 2i9 Of the Acts of the General
Assembly OF the State OF Louisiana fer
the year 1919, appointing commissioners
therefor, and comforting on said Drainage
District, as reorganized snder such Acts
Of the General Assembly OF the State of
Louisiana, all the powers conferred by
law, and extending the boundaries Of said
District a. reorgapized to include the tract
Of land belonging to the Sterling Sugar
4 Railway Co. Ltd. situated in Bee. AZ, T
10 8. r. 6 East.
Whereas, there has appeared before
this Honorable Body. the Bayou Carlin
Drainage District, under resolution Of its
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
Analysis
of Moves
in Europe

INVITATIONS FROM BERLIN
and Paris that the fighting In the
north Of France and Northwes stern
Belgium was approaching crisis
reflected a very tense situation TO
day In this battle area.
The rival forces lines are so er-
tended that a serious setback 10
either would require a readIust.
nent all along the western fight
Ing front.
In the event OF a defeat OF the
allies, the French coast ports
would be endangered and a vide
German sweeping movement threat
eninp the allies rear would become
possible.
To counterfeit this, the allies
would have 10 give ground for a
considerable distance In order 10
swing toward the English channel
and oppose their enemy's advance
70 the southwark.
THE FORTIFIED PORTION OF
Dunkirk would be an admirable
channel base for such an advance,
but while IL remains In the allies
possession an attempt by the
kaiser 10 push southwark would be
dangerous unless he should. as az
MaubeUge. simply invest the city
and proceed with hit other opera
lions while the siege proceeded.
That sufficient troops can be
spared for this 10 impossible, how
ever.
German offensive strategy along
the Belgian frontier. accordingly
must await the occupation OF Dun
kirk.
II the port should fail. It's capt.
uistion will constitute an important
German success.
BETWEEN THE GERMANS
and Dunkirk, there is a far larger
force OF the allies than there was
OF Belaians and British In Antwerp.
This explains the confidence evil
IDENTIFY felt In Paris.
The Germans, too. have been
checked since they occupied o.
tend. which suggests the arrival at
the front OF more allied reinforce
ments than the Germans have been
able 10 bring up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
LsEWHERE

Tents and provisions are being
rushed 10 the vicinity OF Thebes.
Greece. where many villages were
RACED by earthquakes. and hundreds
are reported TO be buried in the
ruins.
Col. Roosevelt entertslns at din
ner in Chicago physicians who at
tended him when he WAS shot at
Milwaukee two years ago.
Hoquiarr 10 planning great recep-
ton and banquet for Wednesday
evening on return OF Congressman
Albert Johnson.
Torpedo boat destroyer Prebie
ilmped into San Pedro with pro-
pelIer broken by log.
Thousands OF sheep killed by bIiz.
Yard in vicinity OF New Westmin-
ster. u. G.
keis Peterson, rarooned many
hours on sandspit in Aberdeen har-
Dor, rescued by fishermen as I'm
coming tide was waist high.
In letter TO Majority Leader Os.
car Underwood. President Wilson
reviews work OF administration. OUT
lines program for next session
congress. and predicts sweeping
democratic victory.
kIkola Tesla. famous Inventor, es-
Inmates total cost OF present war
will reach $40. 900. 000, 900.
Miss Mary Campbell. Seattle, sp-
pointed head OF girls training
school at Grand Mound. near Olym.
pia.
War revenue measure 10 paced
by senate by vote OF "a TO 20. i'm
posing additional tax on wine. beer.
capital. etc.
Twenty out Of 81 applicants pass
state bar examination.
James Mccullough, Snohomlsh
county commissioner. charged with
assault by A. l. Carpenter. acquitted
on plea OF self-defense.
Port Angeles lumber mills. closed
down several days ago when men
refused TO accept wage cut. resume
operations at old scale.
Senator Stone, chairman Of for
eign relations committee. In speech
warns belligerent nations to strictly
heed rights OF neutral nations.
Frank Creeks life tersner. who %.
capped from Folsom penitentiary,
captured. and faces the gallows.
London Times says England al
ready has army of 100000 men in
field. and has 400. 900. 900 people in
empire to draw on.
Sayvilie oyster shippers saId the
war so crippled business they were
laying off dredging crews wholesale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
SHORT NEWS
HERE


Purse snstehers give police
trouble
Monster crowd attends Greek
benefit.
U. Of w. scientists will attempt
TO relieve drug shortage.
Peoples chorus rehesrses
weekly.
Police nab trio Of suspected pI-
rates
Auburn-5eattle stage ditehed to
avoid collision several hurt.
Women socialists rally today.
Liner Victoria leaves for last
trip Of season 10 Nome.
Edward clsyson, publisher, on
road % recovery.
Napoleon Marcott. who kicked
Arthur Johnson TO death in cell,
gets two 10 twenty years.
England ls running low on uni
forms for recruits. says II. q.
Evans. Shanghai salesman.
Seattle company probably Will
get contract for Oak Harbor.Port
Townsend bay canal work.
James Evsns, who shot VIM.
Horton. Barton rancher, charged
with hrstdegree murder.
Native Daughters Sewing Circle
meets Wednesday.
U. Of w. Alumni association Will
undergo reorganization.
Mai. w. v. Rinehsrt and wife
celebrate golden wedding.
Mrs. Margaret s. Mcknight, pio-
neer. IL dead
Standard Grand Opera Co. def
icit for season Is s6235.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19

stall a.. sweet potatoes. M. Toe
dried onions. lbs 100. grapefruit FOL
iocl tomatoes. sec hnr. Stall S. whoi'
salmon. Sc each Finran hnddIe. lbs
str; clans. 81 at. chicken halihut. 20s
each, stall 81. new sauerkrnut. ioc at.
chirken SOUP. cans ascs home-cannrf
strawberries. $50 ct new comb honey
itc comb. old fashioned hotniny. loo at
stall 70. potatoes. Is lbs gsci tomatoes
3tc bon and up stall S. assorted
cookies. soc box stalls ss-sa. hams. lie
10 breakfast bacon. roc 10. local bacon
- itc N leg lamb. i7sc III: lamb chops
lave ID ioin steak. isc 10 Stall 80
Florida grapefruit for ibc. bananas
100 dor and up. lemons. a0c dor. stall
~. good Jersey butter. 400 10 milk.
cans CSC. Eastern eggs. soc dos fre.t
ranch ogEs. dor. ssc stall s.. salt
mAckorsl, Sc each, sliced salmon. lbs
abc, Hsrrarouia ihc ~ Bonita, ibc 10
fresh mackerel. isc N. Stall "a, Jcrse,
butter. soc h; cacio- cavailo cheese
stc H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
NEWS VENDORS
TALE CLEARS UP
TACOMA CRIME

TACOMA. Oct. ie.-His con
science tortured BY continued
brooding over his alleged crime. X.
Lamont Inlay. 81, n newspaper
vendor, confessed today. according
to the police. TO numbering Claude
~. Mead. barber. on South
Fourth street. on the night OF July
&c. lax
Inlay told the police he had mis-
taken Mead for another man,
whose name. however. he refused
10 give. and that not until after he
had fired the fatal shot did he
learn his error.
His intended victim. he said. had
wronged young woman friend CT
his and he had warned this man
OF his intention TO shoot him on
sight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19

stalls it-ss. rice. Sc fst assorted
cookies. Toe ~ mts~d candies. ioc u
ito can. minced CLAIMS iers Ice rkst
raisins. itc stalls 100. III. fia ice
cans Pork and beans. use. , ste bottles
tomato ratsup. sec. lbs. small navy
beans. .Ec tapinca or sage. So -. stan.
,. =. 8. :. iosn and rib lamb chops. fto
N! No. pals carn pcund lard. sOc; 20,
To@sis. se to isse u. fancy picnic hams
tic u siriein Or round steaks lac n.
stall io,. large cans milk. 1tc Iowa
butter. : -. o. 90. margarine. afc 10.
stall ~ fresh salmon. sse each. smsiss.
rs lie
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81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
PUBLIC MARKETS


stan 81. fancy nravsnus,n apples. ssc
boa iarxs Kinx Davis apples. tl.oo bes
stalls ss-tt. Winssap apples. stc bon:
fancy ~sissss tbe n. stall ta Yakima
Gem potatoes. 81 Is est. delivered. jon
afhan appiss tte hsn deiiresed Jafy
onions : IDS Ice. stall ~. extra fancy
apples. rte har. stall -. winter pears.
des. itc stall 1891. lemons. toe dos
grsnefruis. for ste stall 1884. stc X. G.
hatiuE powder see. cans % pork and
beans ste stall ~. French prunss. = lbs
ssei cooking ull. zer a. can stall ~.
pure coffee. zee ~ Stall -. ihs stand,
ard EfAnnistsd sugar. SO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
DISCOVER PLANT
FOR MAKING QUEER

Evidence OF counterfeiting plant
was discovered by the police and
government secret service agents In
the room OF Charles Smith. 20. and
John p. Murphy. IS. 2si6A First av.
who were arrested Saturday for ut
tering fraudulent checks on the
Weyerhauser Lumber Co.
In the room were found several
plaster OF paris moulds. black sand
and other paraphernalia used TO
make counterfeit coins. Captain
Foster OF the secret service liz al.
legged to have obtained confessions
from each duplicating the other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
MLGIIAKE

stalls tot-iaa. rs lbs. pure cane sugar.
fi.ooi lhs. fine rice. csc; soc hrooms.
atc each. Stall $40. cranborries. leo ~
green peas, lbs ibo. artichokes Toe
each Stall ass. fine cauiifiowor. 100
each ripe tomatoes. &c ID: eggplant. So
10 Stall -. haiihuti 2 his itc. smeit .
lbs isr; rock cod. l0c 10 Stall rs. big
bottle catsup Zoe. peanut butter ite ~.
stall iob, primort 2 ihs csc; t.imhurrcr
cheese, Csc H.. Roquofoft cheese soc 10
stalls i2a-is2, Norway herring bc each
Holland mlicheners, FOR &c: y. Y. sharp
cheese acc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
GERMANS Defeated

COPENHAGEN. Oct 1e.-Despite
persistent German denials. the ma
ture of Petrograd accounts of the
recent fighting in the vicinity OF
Warsaw left little doubt In the
minds OF military men here today
that the kaiser's troops were de-
cisively beaten in that field OF oper-
atoms.
The Vistula evidently was the
line the Germans were unable TO
pass. Russian messages indicated
that their retreat took them nearly
back TO the frontier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
SPEND HONEYMOON
GOING TO FAR EAST

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Saltau OF r.
ssth st. and 18th av. n. f. VIII leave
on honeymoon trip from San Fran
cisco Saturday for Korea. where
they will take up their life's work
as missionaries. They are sent by
the Presbyterian board OF missions.
Mrs. Saltau was formerly Miss
Mary Campbell. student at the
university. Saltsu is a graduate Of
the Princeton theological semin-
.ary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19

STAN. sac. fancy Yakima potatoes
ii.to sack delivered. : foc bottle. cat.
sup. Sc. any washing powder sec pks
as Lesiies corn flakes. 70 pkg boxes
best matches. Ice. Z large can. milk.
rsr. haik cecoanut 2oe 10 ie-oE pkg
seeded rAisins. 100, fancy Iowa corn. a.
pnr can imported peas. isc per can.
stalls ti-ts. fresh whole salmon. :tc and
SOC each fiilat ~ salmon trout : lbs.
tSci crab meats. tEc 10. stall IL. celery.
30 hsnch eapiiflew~r. iac and ito each
sweet potatoes. I ihs Ice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
TWO HOMES BURNED

Two West Seattle homes we're
destroyed by fire within an hour OF
each other early this morning. A
house owned and occupied by A. d.
Fraser 402S Carroll st. went up In
smoke about 1880 a. m. An hour
later the home Of ] f. Adams, ans
Kingsbury st.. burned to the
ground.
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lombard CATTAR0

LONDON. Oct. 19.-That the
French cruiser Waldeck-Rousseau
has sunk an Austrian destroyer in
the Adriatic. north OF Cattaro. was
officially confirmed today.
The Anglo-French fleet OF 40 yes.
sells continues the bombardment OF
Cattaro. the Montenegrins aiding
from the land side OF the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
PICKET FUSS ENDED

Over the protest OF c. F. Baasch.
proprietor OF restaurant on
Third av.. Judge Kenneth Mackin-
tosh today dismissed his applica-
ton for an injunction to prohibit
union picketing. The unions
agreed TO withdraw their pickets
voluntarily.
Baasch insisted that the case
should be heard so that he might
collect damages from the unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
HEAR CANDIDATE

The Women's Mckenzie and
Christensen club win meet at 2:3O
tomorrow afternoon at 1925 seth av.
n. w Among the speakers will be
Bob Hodge and A. III Lundin. pro.
gressive candidates for sheriff and
prosecuting attorney. The eight
hour bill will be discussed by other
speakers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
WAR FLAG REMNANTS
COUPON

Any Coupon clipped from The Star, when pre-
scented at The Star office with Is cents, will entitle
you to 75c War Pennant. Italian Pennant now
out remnants will be sent by mail if five cents add
tiona for each Pennant is enclosed. Bring or mail
to The Star, 1907 Seventh Ave., near Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19

I have a nice. new. ssfpan hunsaier
fuii basement cement walls ard floor
All Modern sat up 20 date VIII eel
for small payment down and sIe % pss
moats All improvements ~ no fnors
ssse~sn~uis n~nsf. phone euees Anns
ssis g .. Lilly. fts Hseene W
W On terms cheap. for cash cheaper
On rFeprrsr 20 anf evenings
iiis isfh as ~ HufnparsY.
fNyEsrfukTF
les. % ponr money ard share IN ths
profits tht.tef Nnas nidn
anAp@NlsH ipt. sauitr Malls ifef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
PERSONALS

CUT THiE our QUICK
Ana nsil Il back - me Nishla 10 DAYS
FROM Dat. Of this papsr With year fuii
name and permanent address tho gen
er2i ds,lvefis-i. and I wiu promptly
senf you. ~ return rail free ~
chassa ons large package ssrursiy
wrapped n plain wrapper. eonsAinlns
one % the iarses, ana finest soiisctious
Of large hasdsgms. cabinet siss phntos
Of handsome refined. attractive. homs-
iovtnE. wealthy ladies with thsig DE-
scrsptions uho wtsh 20 AArFr a. ones
May q them saF tnss Niii mAfry a
worthy roaf maH Thts fuiisctipn -
rhnsss etc. I. different frssn that sfsf
put cot hy any one. ard 10 sssasfhins
simply wonderful and @iil b. perfect
revelation 70 the mar NnD WNuif itse
20 fnarrr some WeaithF maifsn Or
yvuns Wido~ wh8 could msss bis life
ons % great soy Write todsp. before
rey supply 10 exhausted. Any postage
enclosed sit 10 appreciated. Address
PROT waisoo. H-fis FarEninHdai.
South psksta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
ASK A SQUARE DEAL

A joint committee. representing
the progressives, democrats. and
socialists. this morning appeared,
before the county commissioners
asking for a square deal" In tr6
representation OF officials on the
election boards.
The commissioners will make
the selections this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
FLOODS SECOND AVE,

The heavy downpour Saturday
night threatened to flood base
ments in a number OF large bust
ness blocks along Second av. The
street department rushed gang
OF men TO the scene to dig chan.
nels,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19

A house at 5940 Alki av. was
wrecked last night when slide oc.
Cured on the bluff above Peavey
sawmill. at Spring hill, The slide
was caused by the heavy rains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
ACREAGE

III ACREAGE
~ pNnef-Sies home. consisting 81 ~
acres. All improved. worth $500 WIN
sell for hair price Call AZ once. am
going East Take steamer Aquiiio At
Madisan park. set of AZ stevens Land
tnH lies y mile from landing across
flahs Warrington A. Nplirafh. ia.
n n, D, usiisvus. wash
FIVE ACRES FOR POULTRY
Randy lean coll fronting on county road
IN prosperous district. near school ana
sood heiThhars. telephones ~ q. u.
Price 1855. 90 Easy Terms
l.. J, MARSH a co. 1903 81 AVE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
HOMESETEADS


sss aefes Alfalfa lara, ns4F ARE. sTssh
wAtsr lake. all snof. tiliahis land
nsArlr ieo acres has beer riaarad 81 tia
fsnss natiss Ercwih. Thts sastre uac;
lies Beautifully for ,rrfszfion. snt n
properly hanfiss. Should fnAks man
rich A frst class orchard district. as
nurn~rcss nsaF-ty orchards demon.
strats Hpisrdit local Marie, for alt
90. taFheys chirA.ns aas hnEs ysu
raise 10 tons alfalfa per acre each rear
. eSfauson erop IN this LEGALITY. am
roins ever seon Gail and zee ne a.
ste ubion 81 a~aisis Yer anics action
ti.tstes for srfifs fso acfss whiis
decided lara trinss iioe - an acre np.
- Acrs. fire frsi, ARD Alfalfa imrt on
main county road. near tnar and srod
schools Thsfs 10 plated iAnt IN az 3
Joining secfinn Hundreds ~ acres IN
this district rsansss 60 orchard ard 81.
fsifa. Potatoes. etc. showing what ran
- raised on this Land n You are look
Ina Tor ronsshtrE einse - town school
rood fnsrhst. on main c8ubty road. and
lard. ~hsn hishi9 improved. should
bring tsee an acre. this is your chancs.
ana al a rffe@ % city lot This place
has to Re soif. ard for tho rsst few
days ~iii sacrifice this entire ts-acrs
rslingsishrnsnt for Sec. must - all
cash. Adre. r O fios ris, Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19

Motorcycles and second hand. all
makes: some % thes- taken On ns~
fNpIkN MoroRcrCLEs naiioa q
wright. 81 r. Pike St. near hread-
way phous East 4ft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
FL statesmen WANTED

saissmsa Experienced ssissmsn wanted
acqusirtsd sith dry goods ana eiothlns
trade % Washington. DrsTon. Idaho
and Montana. 90 represent our lire -
weolen ard GOTTEN hosiery and knit
goods Goods have established fepuia-
tlnn IN northsra ssctiona fdns 20 -
hantisd on eammissiea basis aianr sta
regular lire Nsfsr-ness required
Glare Knittlns Mlit. Saginaw. Mich
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19

A trip In the rain from Cedar
Falls to the new city dam at Cellar
Lake and back was made by the
Mountaineers yesterday. Next
Sunday the Mountaineers will walk
to the clubs lodge in the Snoqual.
mic pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
WANT A KIRKIASp BARGAINS

II 90. come over ara sss this place.
ffHe. iersi land All cleared ard
fenced haaisr. veil and pufapi
chicken house And yard skeeis
isni Yis~ % Seattle re minutes
wafk - ferry dock raa can
raise etiehsns fruits and veEs-
tables and wurh tn toun Price
tfes. terms $50 cash anf fie per
meath Take aaaisan electric
car anf county fern acres. fha
LAKE 20 Kirkland. ans call AZ
Bafss a fsrfaras offtes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
REAL ESTATE


Set every day that you can ina such q
bargain as this on. ONLY tise FOR
tse lots. teaio1. near Queen Anns
boulevard hna Ray Of
MohnfhoS EaHEfsMAS
ists ALASKA MAG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19

Gown. removed without pain. 70 csnis
each. iadY operator itot afd Av,, room
sos
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PERSONALS

- 1870 - 1880
COM. removed without pain. Is csnis
each. LADY operator ibot Ard av, room
sos.
gs, married Many local and Eastern
correspondents. strictly confidential
Address. with stamp. The Social Regis
ter seattle. wash
Woman. about cd. 30 work IN contractors
office one that can invest IN tho
business Address p.ti. Hiaf
MIDWIFE MIA ANNA wittnikHfrN
Toie 18th Az y W fhene naiisrd issf
Mens washinE snd roninu. ioc pisoe.
gtg TayioF Az.
Diet married tiest matrimuaisi paper
published Matted free The Ger.
respondent Toledo. ohio
Wanted 4 small boz % take care u.
sood care guaranteed sac Histh
Family WASHING. 81 90 dozen. washed and
ireaed so Taylor AZ.
MAnlcnrinF, SCALP treatment 30 Ats
MISS INwEit.- AANicuHikd. nttN
Es6ett shop method ehifepedist III,
Il Madison
WRINKLES RnMovrp! pEroRthb
noses corrected sefs Arcade nids
Main sfss
0Er ACQUAINTED SOCIETY NAMrs
ara sdtrsssss no Pine - t.sdiss free
rsrfsotion iu cisanins Denver Dye
works tHos seventh Az Phone Main
tsg
RoTsi csfs. as linton 80 dinnsf.
. x u. isrm for gte fea Ftf., ~
Ksysssgss. y 81 lIs.. y ~ yly., =,
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
iiss Ehsabsth stslsei spiritual adviser
circle ianirht Headings daily tisb
Pine
Consult sister MAJ Cor consultation ard
business Satisfaction guaranteed. tgio.
Fifst
f.salN comts Hotel Abbott RELIABLE
reading aaiiyi circles Tuesday. Friday
Main sfs.
NAaams Prank Noted cisirteyant card
reader paimistl fuii reading 500. 1910
Fifst AZ
dntsd card reader. ite sits Yssis5
AIT 81
pRoF coRpEf.I. rHnESoLoatar
=. es.se,., 81 r l,,s.s,l.t,,---~~-~~---~~
rs HOTELS
HOTEL OXFORD ~.
JOHN STANLEY Nsr rilie,, ss,t
l,se,e s,ss y = Sssssa y ss:s "
"a FOR RENT. Furnished.
W. can savs yoa money on your fusni-
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LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY

ssrtsf. all cleared. o. View sracts at lax
Hurisn f1tt 20 tsse o. DOWN AND
sec PER WEEK. wyids. tis New
York Hik Elliot, seer
HaEai HrigTts lots. 1900 SIC cash. ts
month sta New York Block Ell fsff
N~.~-~%S~~-~.~@-~~s~S~ .~-~~-~~~~~NO~
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INVESTMENTS

REAL ESTATE wonraAuFs. 1895 TfT
~ 20 ~ fully secured. fer sale By Jos
y Thomas Co Inc. los rhsrrv o.
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CLASSIFIED BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Classified AID Rate,

Alphabetically Arranged for the con
ventene. of Our Busy Reader.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
APARTMENTS
RAINIER APARTMENTS

fisaatisai sgarfrnari steam. sas rsnss.
siseivtr Haiti snf hot water. fffse PCT
month. ssr sasi ~. = rssisr o.
Jsessen car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-19
Ia LOST AND FOUND
II FEMALE HELP WTD

Refined young woman wants position IN
good home best ~ references Ad-
dress D-i2 star
Middle aged man, stranger In the city
tJeWishj. would like 70 meet a reapse.
table lady with some means 10 go IN
tho hotel business Address else
star
wanted Ilousekosper. Phone ballard
i77z
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uut married Hest mhtrimt sliHl paper
published Matted free The Cor
b | rrspaudesif Tuisdn Ohio
Evening journal., 1914-05-12
BAPTIST KINGS DAUGHTERS
ENTERTAIN PHILADELPHIANS

Mizpah Circle of Kings Daughters,
of Second Baptist Church, entertain
ed 26 members OF the senior class
of the Baptists Training School Of
Philadelphia here yesterday after
noon. The local committee had ar
ranged a luncheon and picnic which
was enjoyed. On the arrival of the
visitors, they we're escorted to the
church, Ninth and Franklin streets,
after which they went to the home of
Mrs. George W. Booker. No. 513 West
Eighteenth street where luncheon
was servd
DR.. ]. NJ. Wilbur, president Of the
training school, gave a brief history
of the institution, its work, and reci-
tations were given by Mrs. J. w. Lat
tomus, and Miss Elms, a sraduate of
the school sang several selections.
There are seven graduates of this
school who are living in Wilmington
Miss Loucks. matrOn at Rockford
Hall; Mrs. Opdycke, police matron
Miss Myatt, kindergarten at the Peo-
pies Settlement; Miss Wells, pastors
assistant at Second Baptist Church
Mrs. Cotton. wife of Professor Cot
ton, of the High School faculty; Miss
Ettinger, reader of the Wilmington
Bible Union. and Miss Taylor. in
charge of Children's Country Week
Work
The visiting party included Cert.
rude Barber, Washington, d. c.; Edith
Cummings, Oakmont, Pa; Ethel Downs.
brough, Philadelphia; Mary Hen.
erickson, Keyport, n. j.; Anna Nc.
Kay. Pittsburgh, Pa; Elmira Runyon
Plainfeld, n. j.; Edna Shafer Coga
Station, Pa; Helen Scherbaum, Tren
ton, n. j.; Addra Webber, Logan, Pa.
Winnifred Wedemeyer, Lakewood. n
j.. Francis and Florence Ward, Lake
wood, N. j.; Mrs. Joseph Cope, presi
dent of the board of managers: Dl
J. NJ. Wilbur. president: Mrs J.
Wilbur, dean: Miss Ella Tricket
matron; Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Swift
teachers; Grace Adams, supervisor o
practical work.