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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

acres near Z. +. q: T. r.: spl.nd
house AZ. orrbgildin2ss al! In
nrsi-c!.ss CONDITION VIII con
-.dEr AL exchange FOR city OF
Suburban pfOprr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

GRACE Str.tt Monument Annex in
,ity. SlN roI loot telms .aSN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

scre.. 5-room Ho.ss good land .nd
clos" 70 c!ts rr.c.. ;? 20. good
'E!n.f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

FOR sale, bcaUtiUl lot ON Lakeside car
line, so feet front and ln% feet d"eo
Good bargain Nrt quickly Address
u. L. Brandon. l." West Washington
Street. Peters burg Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22

:, acres, half .leared small orchard.
6ronu house 2-roow tenant house.
miles iron Richmond SS.5o0 Easy
terms. o. .SrhtgE, Tor small store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

second ave. north 10 Unlon :.
east to flIth ave. south 10 ~
Ycrsity IT. ehb
Al II O'Clock there will bs
tfiotlc speeches At the ne
drome. Al O'Clock ye,erans ppc ~,
take luncheon al the Good ~ sM
cafeteria. Immediately after xts ~
they viii start for the ceros,. III
where services will begin a, ~
Many automobiles are needs
convey the veterans 20 the gSs.s
Of their comrades. a'
Who'll help?
Autos Are Neeosd
Have your machine decor
with flags, and have IL Al Ths.a
ave. and Virginia st.. AZ Ga
SURE Phone Bert l.. swezss !.
Main 435 or Bert Butterworth :,
Main e45, 10 let them know s.ss
machine ~ A. their disposal ~"
At 8 o'clock the DANES az ~.
ciyil War, the Women's Rs,,.,
Corps and the Ladies' Au,lI,.s.
4. 5. ". V. will hold A wste, ~.
tlyal at the Bell IT. dock ana ~.
West Seattle ferry Az a tribu,s !,
the memory o. naval heroes
Great loads OF flowers win 4.
strewn on the waters OF the hsv
salute OF honor fired-then atsn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
COP TAKES CARE
OF A STARVING
FAMILY or 5

Policemen AMI newspaper report
ers are Supposed To view SUFFERING
with stolcal Indifference.
they see 30 much Of the sordld
sesmy side OF life they are supposed
to have no sympathy. no pity no
sentiment for a fellow being In dis
treas.
But when g. W. Wilson. the big
policeman who pounds "A beat ON
Eighth ave. g.. saw John Carter
and HIS pretty young wife and their
three children. aged Z. g and 2. ac
tunlly suffering for food Friday. his
big heart gave violent flop
Wilson rushed the hungry family
to "A nearby restaurant and gave the
walter instructions: PIN EN- up
No matter what Il costs. flll EN-
up"
While the Carter family WAS being
filled up. Wilson called The Star
on the phone and explained the cir
cumstancea.
Here's n good. steady. Young TEL
low" he said. able and anxious 20
work. but he cant get job. He
can labor at anything Ho wants
work. The cry Of his hungry chill.
drcn gets his goat. too. and he must
see his wife lose her beauty thru
starvation. will feed them for n
day or two n The Star will dig up
some work for him. He's GOT
TO have II"
Carter lives with his family IN
room 81, New Balkan hotel. ai4
Eighth ave. =. II you have got Il
Job for him. you viii help out. not
only the Carter family. but Wilson.
the big.hearted cop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

Many seattleites win spend Dec.
Grafton day at Suquamish. and
many a wild flower and piece Of
greenery will be strewn on The
grave of Chief Seattle by the visit
ors.
suquamish is reached BY boau
OF the Kitsap County Transports
ton Co.. leaving the foot OF Mad.
son St. pier No. 3. at . a. m. and !
p. m. Sunday and Monday.
Charles Thompson, great-grand-
son OF Chief Seattle, is the head Of
the Indian baseball team at SH
quamish. which on Sunday will play
the Blue Ribbon team OF Seattle
and on Decoration day the Jeffer.
son Park club.
Thompson will pitch both days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Il
Frank NJ Jones 20. Seattle and Lulu
/ l. Mover. a. Hlains
Frank Linden Pratt. Seattle. and what
fred uomneY. Seattle
A. %. warner, -. Seattle. and Krisiins
WIN Hendricks -. Seattle. and Grace
Iillie. is. Seattle.
| Hirths
| Mrs aua Mr. ruso Hsayams soc
Washington st. son.
Mrs and Mr Y. Chlda. tes Y..i.r way.
son
NJ. ana Nj ~ Y. THU. Ephrs,s.
wash son
Mrs ana Mr. W A. Eastman. liza it,h
ave ~. son.
Mr. and Mr. Geo n Mini,h. siio
Meridian ave daughter
Mrs aud Mr a. =. Stokes. IS w Roy
- son.
Mr.. and Mr John Anderson. s,r W.
sTth st. daughter.
Mrs ana Mt Goo II. Turpsi. 1853 Third
ave ~. daughter
Mr.. and Nj Geo r. Duncan. AT
broadway n. daughter.
Mrs and Mr.. Donald Mcdonald Blaine.
ri2 lTth ave 3 W. daughter
Mrs and Mr.. y fdaka, sioi Eighth ave.
=, daughter
Mrs and ar v. J. Combs. aait Third
ave W. son
MIS- NNu nv fhNA NHAFNfs ANf faNNHRH
ivu ave. son.
Mr.. ana Mr. ~ r Martin. ssis earle
ton ave, son.
Mrs and Mr.. q. yskayRma. SIS wash
inEtnn 1t. son.
Mrs and Mr. X FukaEama, sis's sixth
ave, r.. son.
D~ath.
RUBY Anderson 40. 1a7 roth ave. ~.
MAY 2s
Leland l.. Tucker ~. Mountain View
station. May 80
carly II. reed. Is. 1895 sNh ave. May
20.
viola wainwright. 49, sisH ,sch'on st,
May 20.
Divorces Asked
Lillian wade Va Ben f. wade. cruelty
Leonora Allen Va. walter J. Allen
cruelty.
Mayme Berridsc vs. chas a, nerridsc
cruelty.
Divorces Granted
Myrtle r Reese from Edw " Reese
Jno J. Attebcrry from wilhelmina At
teherry
Rose NJ Rice from Poarly a. Rice.
Lizzie S. ChurchIll from Carl II
Churchill
Anna Brown from VIM Brown.
Hattie C. Dunn from 4. G. Gum.
Margaret johnson from Thos W. John
son
= NJ clemens from Anna Clemens.
MAY Frlzgsll from Joseph FrizEcll
philip Winsor from Minnie Winsor
Jno A. Confer from Sonora Confer
Mabel Gear from VIII NJ. Gear.
Annie " Seel from Chas \ Necl.
Lillian =. Synrtt from Lawrence g
Synett
Grace Kline from Leonard ! Klnn".
clarence W Kiukoad from Hertha KIN
keRd
David X roiton from Marie pelton.
NeUie walking from chas. walking.
Tdw Davis from Penrl Davis
Louise A. Reynolds from 4, g. Reynolds
Ada NJ. Dargan from J. l.. Dargan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

sATt hDA, stalls g. - veal ress'
Tee 10. pprk rpssi nc 10 leEs ismh. ~
10 shessasr hams. tiitc lb.. iamh rhop.
its .tc stalls ief-itt bee, flour. ti 81
ssrh. delivered ~ifh othsT o. 90 order. :
tqe pkss tskinE s1da. ftr. fancy head
Firs. - ste. isib. can batinE powder
ifc stan 80 strans veil srnun refs
alum pianfs zee eaFh stalls 1855 aef
wAshiur pnNdrr. s. singer snaps ior 10
uoven shopping bars. ler each stall
iei. fanrt hams. 80 10 stall ~ iaFss
stuffed srs.t pickles. fnF str stall &
smoErd liver sausage. t2e 3D.. potato
salad. ior %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
PUBLICMARKETS
SANITARY

SATURDAY. stalls .as. ips rrahu.
lated sugar. sSe. ts.t miit ttIs eass
Fishers -four ne sack matches. zee
dot stall - - frvsh butter. So.
s'ficiig fresh fanrh eEEs : dos s5r stall
D choice steer pot fnasi. se 60 10 10 veal
Foasi. isc 10 rornsf beef sr 10 chick
ems itr 10 stall iitt dos assorted
cookies, ite stalls go. ffssh duck ssss
doe tlrs firh cottage cheese ioc ~
stall -. chiaapk salmon. 2 ibs ;tcs shad
roe. 4tr ~ ngsii -. bans iso 10. pfc.
nies tiar ~ stalls ta-tt. sto BOTTLES
eatsap. sse. zee can pineapple. ite Tor
sse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
NOTED CLUB WOMEN
WILL VISIT mere

Chicago and New York delegates
10 the National Federation Of Won
ems clubs. az Portland. will arrive
here Sunday night by Canadian Pa
cific steamer at 10 o'clock.
The Chicago contingent will leave
the same evening over the Great
Northern for Oregon. the New York
women remaining here until Mon
day noon.
4 special party OF delegates from
the Baptist convention at Los An
Feies will arrive over the Great
Northern Wednesday. at :: 80 u. m
They will return East via Vancou-
yer, u. G..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
BOYS Arrested
As AUTO THIEVES

Thru 10 miles OF mud. J. u. Gay.
lord. commission merchant OF
Portland. hopes 10 brink his stolen
automobile here from where It was
abandoned by Md bandits nj Tacoma
last week.
The three boys are under arrest.
charged with burglarixlng several
places along their route from Port.
land north. They are Jack mcclure
and Herber, and Kenneth Graham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
VETS ARE INVITED

The Manufacturers association
exhibit and exchange. Stuart build.
ing. VIII be open Monday from Q
a. m. until 6 y. m. Veterans and
their friends are invited TO visit
the exhibit and rest before or after
the Memorial day parade.
An entirely new program OF free
moving pictures will be given Sat
urday night at o'clock in the Man.
ufacturers' auditorium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
KITTENS NOW CATS

ny walking over an onion patch.
drinking high.powered catnip tea,
jumping fences and then rendering
a serenade from the roof OF an i'm.
provised house, seven kittens" in
the order OF Hoo Hoo. became full
Pledged cats Friday night The
organization is composed entirely OF
lumbermen. Press club hall was
converted into the chamber OF hor.
rors" for the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
HE'D SELL SMITH
BLDG. FOR seas

Seattle's tallest skyscraper. the
l.. c. Smith building. will be sold
at public auction to the highest
bidder. if August Weiffenbach. who
built its roof. has his way
Weiffenbach has begun an action
In superior court to collect $sis.
alleged 10 be due him from Burns
Lyman Smith and the Whitney Co.
contractors.
He asks that his judgment be Ia
the form OF a first lien and that the
property be sold according 10 law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
PERSONALS


YOUNG MAN ~ soms means. and hold
Ing a Eunt position IN this city. wishes
ta correspond with an honorable edu-
Gated lady that has knowledge -
housrWorh. between the aEes - o. ana
Fa years Prefer one Who lives tn her
esn home and has Foei recommends
tioH ~ 90 character Nane but those
meaning business need answer. Is.
star
RrriNEp neat derman widow ~ SIS.
arrd cook would like position Ha
househgcpcr Tor widawcr of bachelor.
Ro'a home ms,e Cnusldsrsd than heh
SALARY. country prrfsrfru Answer elt
particulars n fret letter q 10 star
+ a WuUktNa Mas. with homo In ~
attic. wishes Go meet worktns woman
not over tbt object matfiWony. Al
drcss 90 10. star
nAtrtNEss lies Ia married iit. Are yeu
Ianeiyf Join seattle nsliahis Friend.
ship club. Ladies' free Ada y. nvsn.
fii union. Act n
[ WIDOW. 20. With considsrsbis property
IN Seattle. wishes Co meet refined re-
spnnsipie Eenueman. object mstrlmon,
80 general delivery olive phone num-
her &c possible Addres. q IL star
! ANNA MARKS bs,s. ..''a',t's
unon. Art .
/ iudhEsf PRICES raid Tor diamond.
pawn tickets bousht Eiliott taso
room gis
I JOIN nv ffiendship aud matrimonial
club best in state Women free Kate
Mcleod. aaEp colby ave =. Everett
wash
VIII, the iadY she pui IS 10 star td-i0
please write Witty. tis Seneca
ST.
MESH mas repaired. .ss r.oplss HAM
mas
0Er ACQUAINTED socfkrY-N.m..
isee. isdis. fres
WIDOW. 81 would iiks 10 mshs "a. a..
auaiRtancs of gentleman 90 mean.
object matrlmcuy Address az star
WHOM ~ worth $40 eee would mary
~h.- nos $50 Messenger. tos Angeles.
cal
WORKING NAN wants loom vtth poor
family that needs feni- Address P-;.
star office
nUsiNEss Man a.. worth ,aS.6S5.
would marry = bon -. League To-
isda, ohio.
SGw TRICKS ANp rUzzfEa JUsr HE.
e-iysa Tfios russis Co iiii rirst
kAvANAtuhs o. % HATS 1895 10, az
Mss JEwEfts- MANicuntSu ui.s
Third ottic. 10.
tENNEn bYE WORKS tt6s ssYsnth. ei,y
re~~>~s>f~s~e~-~esss~~> rs>f--e>rsrN~>>~~~~-s~
PA BUSINESS PERSONALS
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Bousht. also old gold. bs,wssu and
it9i First ave, book store
REGISTERED MIDWIFE NJ. wnisis
cen. fels 18Th y W Phone ballard
1857
ETHEL MtcaEtHrErrEN --rsn needle
si~etroinsist sspsFti absolute ruafautss
n every ease treated tia Eiisl HiiE
Main tsef
MUSIC PuntisuEp AND port t.Ak.
issa Erho Music Pub CO. Peoples
Hank HidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
Oh, YOU MALCOLM!

One way TO keep regular secret
is TO refrain from telling 1t to
your dearest friends" This bit Of
wisdom was employed by Malcolm
Douglas. L. OF w graduate and
lawyer. and for eight months he
kept secret the fact that he became
benedict In August. 1914. His
bride is Clara Corwin OF Spokane,
secretary of the North Central high
school. where Douglas formerly
was a teacher.
Formal announcement of the we'd
ding was made Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
MOVING DAY AT u"

Moving Up day was celebrated
Friday AT the state university with
n number of special events. 4 skit
In Meany hall. written by Ray
Greenwood. featured the program.
The seniors babe farewell to the
student assembly, appearing in cap
and gown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
ADOPTS new FAITH

Grunhiid Emily Johnson has start.
ed divorce proceedings against Ole
Il. Johnson, whom she alleged Joined
the Apostolic faith and now refuses
TO recognize her as his wife. She
saws they blve lived as strangers
since March. 1911. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
USED TO BE HARRY

Retiring Acting President Landes
OF the University OF Washington IL
today wearing handsomely en-
graved new watch presented him
Friday night by members OF the
faculty. A dinner was given in his
honor on the University commons.
nj which Prof +. s. Meany. pre-.
siding. reviewed Landes' early his
tory. recalling the time when he
came 20 the school as a young ge.
ology professor. giving the name
Harry" I.andes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

sAft HbAf ~tiali ~ Ire firs Rite
sugar. SOC stalls TT-fs. fresh pAs'eurissi
fniih &c at. s. n. stall. st-st. best pea
nut butter. Ice ~ fancy diiis s. and itr
dor Etat a.. boiling hsrs. e. 90 - u
veal o. 90 is 10 ~. cefHsd bet roc te
lave 10 slfiatn ss~aA. tTr 10 stall ~
t.c cans peaches ard aprferts zoe; lee
roll. toilet paper $50 lbs washin a. %
creamery butfsr. fte stalls and Z res
potatoes 6 he str. stan tf. his rueura,
hsfs : for Zee stall . ss~di~ss Ersr~
fruit, Tor Use stall 81 best fresh
ghurnsf batter sTs ~ stan o. s~ss,
apnis elder ffr EaA nfau st rhIrbes
dihner Stih rof's. ara pie ttr. old
fsshsunsf sfrastsfFy sheftrahe. lee
stall t.s. ladies trimmed hsis tte q
t.Qc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

Deputy Sheriff Spaisht returned
Saturday from Auburn with $3.50
cash, put up ms bonds by the saloon
proprietors OF that town. all of
whom were arrested and charged
with selling liquor TO minors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
BOOST FOR LUMBER

Lumbermen here are preparing
to raise $3.50 TO fight down preiu'
dice against wood products being
used in buildings. following a meet
ing of the West Coast Lumbermens
association Friday. Manufactures
of wood substitutes. they say. have
created a general belief that fires
are most frequent in wooden build
ings. Over.insurance was con-
demned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
FISHERMAN FINDS
HUNK OF AMBERGRIS

Capt. Jack snediker OF the hall.
but schooner Pacific believes he has
$4,000 to $4,000 worth OF amber.
gris in about 60 pounds OF a whit.
ish substance he picked up near
the mouth OF the Columbia river.
Ambergris has n market value OF
$50 20 S.5 an ounce. He In having
chemists examine his find.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

SATURDAY. Pot roast Tr ~ feas'
veal. ifc 70 rcasi pork. ishr N hams
tsa 10 f.! shoulder hams isc ~. patent
flnar. 81 ss ssck beet Yakima POTATOES
90 IS ssrk. takinr soda. &C. hssd ftes.
~. sirs condensed fbiik 81 large can
500 hFoDfus ttrs to.tb .ark Nuur ifc
Norway fnaessrsi 2 for ito. horseFaaish
iec glass best butter. lbs ttc aspar.
asu. its $50. grapefruit. for tte
spinach. lis ioo lettuce. head. &C..
new patates. 81 10. cherries. lee N.
~ururnh~s. - each. faaisbe. 8 lunches
Sc. squahs 80 each; iis. hens isr %
oranges ffc dos bananas. stc dor
cookls. dos use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
PAINTING AT Y. NJ. c. 4.

'"The Master" picture which
took 30 years TO paint. will be on
exhibition at the Y NJ. c. A. sun
day afternoon when the artist
Darius Cobb. of Boston, Will gNe
the history OF the famous work.
Frank w. Ober. editor OF "Asso
citation Men" official organ OF tne
Y. NJ. c. A. OF the world. will SPEAK
at the fellowship lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
Is BOYS GUESTS OF
LIBERTY MANAGER

we thank you. Mr.. Won Her
Der. 1t Was a fine show. When
can We come AGAIN.
Thus spoke Friday afternoon
20 boys from the Y ". c. a.
boys department who were In.
vited guests OF the management
OF the Liberty theatre. and wit.
messed beautiful Mary Pickford
In "Fanchon the Cricket" which
closes Saturday night. after
four days OF remarkable pop
ularity
The youthful guests comprise
what IN known an the Liberty
Group" whose ~" membership
cards were donated % them by
Jensen and Won Herberg. The
Liberty club was accompanied by
Boys Work Secretary Tracy
Strong. Assistant Walter jenkins
and its boy officers. Irwin Muir
ply. president. and Dale Coge-
shell. secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
j. S. INCREASING
CAP ACITY OF ITS
WAR PLANTS
BY FREDERICK N. KERRY

BY FREDERICK N. KERRY
WASHINGTON, May $50
far az munitions Of war are con-
eerneo, the United States ls
probably In better position TO
face a possible emergency than
ever before. The enormous In.
crease In capacity OF plants
turning out rifles. powder, am
rnurition and big guns since the
beginning OF the European war
has made the output OF such
articles the greatest In the his
tory Of the country.
Before the outbreak OF the
war abroad the capacity OF all
plants In the United States
public and prisate-for manu-
featuring small arms ammunl-
ton. did not exceed 5000. 900
rounds per week.
Today. according TO the best
obtalnable Information. the five
big plants turning out this class
OF ammunition are producing
10000. 900 rounds per week.
Some OF the necessary war mum
lions are manufactured in govern
ment plants: some in private plants
The present model Springfield In
fantry rifle. for example. Is made In
two government arsenals: one al
Rock Island. H.. the other at Spring
field. Mass.
These two plants. working az full
capacity. "a hours a day. can prob
ably turn out about 800 rifles pei
day. or something more than half a
million "a year.
Selling Rifles Abroad
In addition. since the outbreak oil
the war. private plants have beer
infantry rifles for
the various foreign governments
The private plants OF the Reming
ton Arms Co. lion. n. Y. and the
company. at New
Haven. Conn. as we'll as the Stevens
Arms company. AT Chicopee Falls
Mass. could all be used In case OF
As there are already on hand suf.
ficient rifles 10 equip an army OF nj
least 100000 men. IL II clear that
we are we'll provided so far as small
arms goes.
Two Artillery Plants
AS TO heavy artillery. both for
army and navy use. the government
has two large plants in operation.
These are located at the naval
gun factories at Washington. ID. c.,
and Watervliet. y. Y. The private
concerns turning out heavy guns
are the Bethlehem Steel company
and the Midvale Steel company, in
Pennsylvania.
All the military powder used In
this country is manufactured either
at the government plant at Indian
Head. Md, or by the Dupont com.
pany. which has very greatly en-.
larged It's plant since the beginning
OF the war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29

Memorial day plans. Including
an impressive parade Monday
morning, services over Union. Con
federate and Spanish-American
hero graves In Lakeyiew cemetery,
and water ceremony on the bay
AZ shutdown. are complete.
G.. ". Lincoln. grand marshal OF
the day. has issued orders TO all
participants IN the parade 20 be on
hand not later than 9 30 O'Clock al
First ave. and Pine st.
Police. the military. public Off
clals. veterans organizations. fra.
ternal orders and brass bands
n plenty VIII take part.
The Line Of March
The line OF march: South on
First ave. 20 Cherry st east 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
CHURCH MUSICAL

A tempting musical program has
been arranged by ladies' of the
First German NJ. Il. church. is
Howe ST.. for Sunday services.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
DON'T PAY RENT
WHEY YOt CAN Btf

A n.~. s.foon hous. On tract
ssssas feet. 9TH splendid HisW
nf Seattle. taahs Washington anf
CiYmpics Price itfa terms VI
rash. balance 30 monthif. Take
Madison ear 70 Lake Washington
snf raunty ferry Or sisamrr
r1rtanz 70 nfNrs % nafks a
Fafrsr ., Kirkland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
civil WAR VETERANS WILL
MARCH ON MEMORIAL DAY

WHERE VETERANS Will rOHa ~
IINE MUSDAb
q. 4 &C. rorIs
setian-snuth aide 81 blanchard A.. In
rear ~ officials ears.
str,.sts--N0'ib aide Of Blanchard A..
facing ttrsi ave
Mill.s-south eide Of Il~0ora a., farinE
itrst ave.
Green Iaks-Norib eide ~ i~oora At.
facing first ave,
tUNItDIuAIJ NIIIHANs
Itob~rt D. lee fost-frU0rn Ct. I'm
Iu~diatsiY Ia rear ~ Green Lake poet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-29
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM DfNLA

EGYPTIAN PHRENOLOGiST
Most siftsd riaireaysnt In the rofid Hsf
reading. haze sstonishsd the most en-.
Hshtsned and sksptirai people tn
Europe and Ansftca Descendant -
royai family - Esf ptlans Reads "a
tifs ma Iust &c Indicated past Fr~s~nt.
fatuf@. can 10 consulted on al affairs
- iifr love tnsinsss divorce nintns
spseuiatinus siil tell You shat ftfscs
ften 90 fuil4s on the road 60 success
For tee weeks fai iifs f~sdtrs feF
nee 40 one turned awar In tfpunir
nuun~p or ~ naen~Y 10 q M. g. 3
W. room "a Elliott Hotel corner Ftrs
and PIKE stps p ~ fsriasncs. isot
NsfirVur corner pfra
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PERSONALS

a VERY PRETTY MISS ~ 10 summers.
weight iZs. height H. in. brown
hair. brown eyes. fair complexion. good
Kind disposition. American Christian.
farmers daughter. property worth t2b
900 viii inherit. has no opportunity "a
meet desirable gentlemen. be- good
housekeeper and cook plays piano and
sings. never married viii marry poor
man N worthy no objection to farmer
More particulars Tor any mar answering
quick. inclosing some postage Address
sincere" B-fit Valley. Neb general
deliveries not answoredJ. This notice
la genuine.
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lertba Nolsen, Flower Medium. win
lecture SUNDAY cveninE so sharp
Topic. he Tfua to our Nattor.' fni.
lowed ~ messages from fiassrs The
duty % ait nlsakiad and American citi-
sens - thts country L. each DAY 90 hold
silent prayer faF our president ~
Woodrow wilson that no may receive
strength and power Co stand up under
The sreat strata hs now - facing fuf
the rights ~ sue country
UEWrttA MELLON
isit Thtri Ave steriinE Hotel
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MISCELLANEOUS

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frsm factory TO- you piaa -- .,
Will save Yea :: 70 50 per
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We operate ear own factory.
1 and make iram sdiAss ship
went from largest steck In
West
Wiadow screens .... for 40
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81 statesmen WANTED

sALEsMEN WASTED-ETperienc un-
necessary. easy work hig pay write
nov FOR large iist Of openings offering
opportunities % earn from 500 90 $500
month while you learn. Address
nearest office. Dept SEE. National
saissmen's Training Association. Chlca-
-. New York. San Francisco