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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-06

Mrs Elizabeth G. Brasington, of 1913
south Forty-ninth street, announces the
engagement 81 her daughter. Mrs. Margaret
Ellis Church, to the Rev. DR.. a. Montgom-
cry Gibson, pastor of the Roxborough Pres
byter.an Church. Doctor Gibson is grad
uate of Wooster University in Ohio and OF
Princeton Theological Seminary. Mrs.
Church is the widow OF Mr.. Harry Church,
whose death occurred some years ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-06

Mr., and Mrs Harvey Boyer and their
family of Pen III, ArdRore. have left
the Dennis. Atlantic City, where they spent
the summer, and are motoring through
the Pocono Mountains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
~sTAnplNo or coNrEsrANrs

The voting features Of the contest
for queen Of the Ad club show
Monday morning were the gains
made by Miss Ruth Noble and
Miss Emily Brown on the race for
senior honors. and by little Edith
Barstow and Lois Goldberg for
juvenile honors with $1,000 new
votes. the popular Barstow young.
Hter jumped IN the lead In the Lii
i'putian class. while the 1850
votes for Lois Goldberg puts her
ia third place.
Fern Mefaln. OF 400 West Mer.
Ger st.. is the latest entry for iu-
yenile queen. She is a beautiful
child Of years, and has danced
at a number Of local Kermess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
AUTO PARTS'IS
LATEST DRINK


Robert Burnett. q Renton no
tel proprietor. and e. a. Deser.
truck driver for the Eyres Sfor-
age and Warehouse Co. Of Seat
tie. we're under arrest Monday,
following an alleged attempt 20
Introduce automobile parts 40 a
beverage for Renton tipplers.
Under Sheriff Jack Stringes has
in his custody four large cases OF
the automobile parts" which were
shipped from San Francisco 10 Sc
attic on the steamers Admiral Dew
ey and Congress.
Every time you would shake the
cases - said Deputy Sheriff Won
Gerste. who aided Deputy w. d.
Calvin OF Renton IN the arrests.
you could hear the automobile
parts gnrgie-'Gluck. gluck-
Investigation proved. II Is said.
beyond doubt that the auto
parts" we're quart bottles Of bond
cd whisky. worth about $1,000
Calvin said be actually saw a
Renionite drinking some Of the ma
chinery" Saturday night
Deyer and Burnett both deposit.
ed bail In the sum OF 5000. They
are charged with Bookkeeping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
GERMANY BLOCKING
PEACE-.ASQUITH

LONDON. Aug. ei.--Germany has
shown no disposition toward peace.
except on terms dishonorable and
humiliating TO some Of the allies.
Premier Asquith informed the
house OF commons today.
Asquith's statement was made in
answer to assertions by Under Sec
rotary Zimmerman. of the German
foreign office. who told a Hungar-
ian newspaper recently that II was
England that was blocking peace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21

Stall ~. 8 Tbs standard white Eranu.
lated sugar soc stall -. fro shpasteur.
iEed milk. &C. At &c pt gtall 81, best
fresh pastcurised butter. Sic 10 Stall
1903, Is lbs sugar, use with 81 90 grocery
order. 10 bars good laundry soap 1sr
stall 81, 2bc coffee ise 10 best seeded
taiains. ioc h. -. lbs rolled oats. Zoe
stall 49, cider vinegar. ate gal Stall
1895. nov pack shrimpa loc CAM Toe
pork and beans cans ibc 10 lbs pure
cane sugar. soc Stall 1897. hair hams.
lsc IL extra fancy bacon. isc IN stall
1898 salmon trout. sor each Stalls aA-ab.
fancy potatoes s12h sack. delivered
Stalls 7a-Tt. Bartlett pears. gOc dor
grapes. 2 lbs lie potatoes. lhp Toe
stall bs strained honey IN bulk. DC ~
best local ranch eggs. dor Tbc stall
1871 fresh ehurned Holstein butter. gbc
IL. 4 lbs 81 % stall g. shoes fesoied.
soc TO 7sc STAN 81. peanut butter. Toe
10, lbs Csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
LIQUID FIRE PAvES
WAY FOR GERMANS

PARIS. Aug. 2i.-The Germans
made a second desperate attempt
to rceapture the village OF F1eury.
three and one.half miles northeast
~ Verdun. last night, attacking in
force after spraying the French
positions with liquid fire.
The war office announced today
that French barrage infantry fire
stopped the attack short, inflicting
serious losses TO the enemy.
In yesterdays fighting. north Of
the Somme. In which the French
captured "A strongly fortified wood
between Gulilemont and Maurepas.
six German cannon were captured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
SHORT NEWS

SEATTLE MEN will cooperate
with John Van Aalst. Holland ex-
pert. and start bulb farm at Chin
acum, jefferson county. They'll
specialize on hyscinths. tulips.
gladioli and narcissi.
THE OLD Perry hotel has been
fitted with the latest appliances for
scientific health treatments. and
opened by the Missionary Sisters of
the Sacred Heart as the Columbus
sanitarium.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Jas.
r. Galhraith. OF the Galhraith-Baeon
Co. were largely attended Sunday.
lnterment was at Calvary Gene
terry.
FILAs MCMILLAN and J. Fred.
nonunion longshoremen at Everett.
were recovering Monday from in
iuries sustained In a strike riot Sat
urday night.
WALlA WAllA wheat has hit
the high mark of the season, tur-
key red being si.i5. bluestem s1.14.
club. si.f0ia.
SEATTLE, TACOMA, Belling.
ham and Snohomish companies OF
the First coast defense command,
y G. W. we're at Fort Worden
Monday for IL days encampment.
Nine companies reached there Sun.
day
ALki BEACH attracted $4,000
people Sunday. Sixteen hundred
took to the surf at the municipal
bathing pavilion.
JoYRlDERS ARE thought to
have been responsible for the theft
and destruction of an auto owned
by G.. A. Lebbe. 1907 10th ave. The
wrecked and burned car was found
Sunday on the Bothell road.
SEATTLE SHIPPERS and the
Chamber OF Commerce will ask a
federal court injunction to restrain
the interstate commerce commits
sion from raising the terminal
freight rates here IL the commits
sion declines TO suspend its recent
order that they be raised, II was
announced Monday.
CHARITY WORKERS planning
n rummage sale in October request
that donations be left at sol Cen
trail building. headquarters of the
Charity Organization society.
THE SEVENTH annual conven-
ton OF the Western Washington
Federation OF Improvement clubs
will be held at the Commercial Club
Wednesday.
CHARLES EVAN FOWLER of
Seattle has submitted bid TO the
secretary of war for construction
of $4,000, 900 bridge. to be the
longest in the world, 10 connect San
Francisco and Oakland.
FUNERAL SERVICES for David
s. Troy were held at Port Towns.
end Sunday. many Masons and for
mer classmates of the dead man
attending
WENATcHEE WAS chosen as
the next convention place for the
state Elks' lodge. North Yakima
having lost at the annual meeting
which closed Saturday.
A CHILD welfare exhibit win be
an important department OF the
King County Grange fair at Rem.
ton Sept to O. Lectures and
clinics will be staged in the Rem.
ten high school. Mrs. II. C. Jar.
Wis is In charge.
j. n. MuNDEY. former shipping
clerk with Balfour. Guthrie 6 Co
here, but captain of British ar.
llery since the war broke out. has
been recommended for the Vic.
toria Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21

WAHTED--HOP PfCKERs. FAMILIES
preferred, 200 acres TO pick. Apply
Mckee Company. North Yakima, Route
No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21

stalls 2 4 8. e. pot roast, &c 70 loo 10 .
round and airioIu steaks. tse Ih. lamb
stew. fc ~ veal roast i2tsc 10 rib
and ialn chops Use 10 hamburger. Ice
H. Stalls iS-8s. frssh ginger snaps 100
mararanI gbcF Sr bars laundry soap
gEc. genuine Wnrcestsr salt. : lhs 81
100 glasses ~ jelly. &c Stall les best
fresh ehurned butter. 4Ec IT, = ihs 75c
ms $40: fancy butter lbs 81 OF,
specials today. tresh creamery butter, 2ac
lh best fresh cEEs dor Csc. oregon
eggs. soc dos stall & fresh smetts 2
iha 7bc. fresh herring Be 10 Chinook
salmon. 2 lbs csc. large salmon trout
isc n fresh mackerrt ite III; kipperod
cannon $50 to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
CHARGE MAN WITH
HOTEL ROBBERIES

Detectives arrested ] j. Bruner.
%. in First ave. hotel Sunday. aft.
err finding in his room a trunk full
of loot said to have been stolen
from downtown hotel guests. He
tried to hide fraternity pin, taken
from the Washington hotel. under
the seat OF the police patrol, on the
way TO Central station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
heat WAVE BREAKS

CHICAGO, Aug. 2i,--Relief from
tho heat wave which has baked the
plains states for the past week Is
due today. according TO the weather
bureau here. who say showers and
cool breezes will arrive before
night. From then on. 1t is predict
ed, II will get cooler.
More than score Of deaths we're
reported today as q result of the
heat of the last two days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
PUBLIC MARKETS


stalls ss.as zee lbs pure cane sugar.
81 70. fnHf tsAa4 ~ ibs sugar. Csc.
BOTTLES Enlaers eaisun atc stall 100.
tsc coffee. $50 10 Heah WashtnEsru
creamery hustNf rs 81 &c. stalls tt4ss
ffrnh ~aieF catfish. zee o. salmon trout.
sec ana fsr each iha sugar. ser foalh
has tlaaf sfrs 3 ihs rolled oats. SEE. 3
ibs beans. SIC : &c pkEs soda crackers.
atc see salad eli. SIC stalls 1T. eu.
rumbsrA Sc each. green peppers. toe o.
cantAlaapea Sc and Toe each Stall IS.
tsr coffee tie 10 local patent flour.
81 so sack lbs pure cane sugar. Sc
with other purchase &c taf fnhhsfs tr
zte jar eaps fpe. large. fat herring z for
ier. a.es bottle vanilla extract 1&e. 2 y
ibs navy beans str
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21

forSa MAN HraHtAN. 30 YEARS
old would like Acquaintance ~ young
lady about same age object fnatrtunnf
Address ! MonaasH tsts gslh ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
BLAST KILLS MAN

JACKSON. Tenn, Aug. 2i.-Sev-
on men were killed and two serious
ly injured today when the boilers
at the Harlan & Morris woodwork
ing plant exploded. shattering
buildings half mile away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
THEATRES
GRAND

Five acts. any OF which might be
entered in the contest for headllner.
are one the Grand theatre program
for the first part OF the week.
Brady and Brady. with Dutch
are on the Grand theatre program
TO point Of hiiarity Sunday WITH
their pArodles and dialogues. The
Six Imperials. with musical ex'
tfavnRanza. furnish real treat In
both classical and popular numbers.
rho Corona Murphy company pre-.
sent "The Witness. Pun Of dra.
matte situations and interest ~ this
little drama. with some excellent
acting turnout Campbell and
Greenwood are heard IN some real
harmony singing. with some good
comedy 20 enilven their act. Teggs
aud Daniels sing. talk and dance.
The itth inntallment OF Peg o the
Ring viii be shown until wedues.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
.2-Female Situation

a REFINED YOUNg WOMAS. 27
with girl 7. wants position as house.
keeper for n gentleman, near school
experienced and can give best Of ref
erencea home more than wages Room
* 1907 Seventh ave Phone Elliott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
MADAM NELLIE

vortaa greatest r8sifNnrsHs sna fshfsas
ntpHtHf. eaarantess e. tsad fnaf *nttf@
life pact. pfrseet sua future stses trus
advice um business iuss health ard
Family affAlfs tells fhe naH4e II fuuf
fafufx hushand ur mlfs snd shat - Do
80 Be sarcssxfHi On life she has fasi
arrived th lhfs risY HeVvf here before
UHs elsit wiu paf yea faf Foar msnr
disarrntnftmsmts On others Nhs u{i -
nssv. al obstacles sna tell roa how 70
sta and hata The enc rpa desire she
gives advice On Al Important affairs -
life special readings see. Hesst klG.
-. III M....nA ..aat IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
4s-Farm Lands for Sale.
IMPROVED S ACRES
ouST. BttfDiNa-. st.s7s

! Z. stnrF hnuwe large chicken
huass holding 800 birds facins
scotia hfuadsf house holding
sec chicks large concrete tufas
hatnF hoasr. upper past uaea Tor
re AIMS and storage funu proc
sHiy ali lies isfet. ttfva raumsg
tana about acres hes been ia
garden aad kats iuAm suii rasiiY
worked buildings b8iit ~ -.
reftsn ID paui1fFmRn we'll ar
ranged easy aritinE distance -
Seattle public markets place has
beer rented UMnef NaRt uU@s
prefers g. cell. small cash pay
menf balance tte monthly 60
feiiahle party Call ~ Anderson
ticket Office Maiisan PARA No
Information otef phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
SOUTH END

Local bacon. i3hc h; lamb chops.
1850 H. fresh ehurnod huttcr. sGc n
fresh eggs, dog 15c. cookies and crack.
ers. &c, Sc and lac pkg Napoleon olive
oil. Ibc. 25c, zoe; hard wheat flour. 81 80
sack. salt. ? lbs, zoe; salmon, DC n
sturgeon. Zoe No. bread. 2 ioaves lie.
prctaels, zoe 10 watcrmoions. 90 M
cantaloupes, Sc each peaches ibc basket.
bananas. zoe doz lemons. zoe dog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21

LONDON, Aug. 21.--British
covering patrols withdrew before
strong enemy forces northeast OF
Foureaux wood, In last nights
fighting. but the Germans were I'M
able TO follow up the advance be.
cause of British artillery fire. Gen.
Haig reported today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
IMMIGRATION BILL
COMING UP next

WASHINGTON. Aug 2i.-The
senate this afternoon voted. y to
"a. Immediately to take up the i'm
migration bill. which the democratic
caucus had voted to put over until
next session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21

At afpngs. : ihs 4or coffee Sc SOC
rolled oats $50. $50 lars assorted Jam
stc. gac sack salt ftc $50 bottle grape
iulre isc Ice pkxs corn OF gloss
starch. csc. acc salmon. $50. 2so
BOTTLES cafaur. 1sc. ste can cecoa. itc.
$50 pAK washing powder. ttc. asc sack
table salt. ise. ito cans shrimpa. Ice. lee
baking soda. tr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
PALACE HIP


A hiEh-eiaes program Of vaude-
Vile and phosoplay opened yesier'
day AZ the Palace Hip.
Jerry and Gretchen o'Meara lead
the bin with character porirayals
and song Ills presentation of ar
ilstic character studies and her de-
iightful singing and playing made
them the big hit
The Five Haimouts. The Boya
With the Toyb. are spectacular
hoop rollers and diabio apinners.
The Edward Zoellor Trio do arm.
cult topsy.turvy tumbling. mixed
with lots Of fun.
Muxeite. The Dancing Niollnisi.
IL talented musician and tnarm.
iaK dancer
The Joy Riders" offer a fun and
melody revue. with pretty girls.
comedians. singing and dancing
combined. 20 give q pleasing music.
al comedy feature.
White and Brown have n comedy
tap ug and slnFing act. called -
I csson IN Filtration"
The phoioplAy is The Upper
Ten" the third chapter OF the
Grip OF Evil'' serial Tho Selig.
Tribune completes the bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
CATHOLIC WEEK.,
IS CELEBRATED
Patriotism Is Keynot. Of Al
dresses by Noted Lead
ers OF Faith
CARDINALS ATTEND

NEW YORK, Aug 2i.-un.
divided loyalty 10 God and ns-
tion was the keynote o. the
meetings held today as part
Of the annual Catholic Week.
celebration here this week, In
which $4,000 persons are par.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21

An AWFUL UAKUAIN
Nnfth End Groom cottage lot toRieo
beautiful flowers fine fruit trees.
breaking daun stth fruit. nice lava.
also fine. large range % cottage. also
Haa stove streets graded cement
walks only 81 $50 faf ell 400 cash,
balance 80 per month
q j hell. a co
Main atss 4st Globe nioeh
ron SALE -s-R00M MODERN HouNE
AID furniture $50 hinekn from fhinus8
ear sal bsLlea 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21

Send seur orders for sash ard doors
direct 20 o n Williams Co We can
save you money give yea the best %
service. sna guarantee sase delivery
Our hix eatataEus No. II mailed free
POSTPAID, en- request This eataiaEus
should be In the hand. - every one
expecting 70 huitd write Tor enc teday
tsefaas panel doors .............tt -
Craftsman tspanei aaer. .....-. ffs
cottage fromt door u glass. SEQ
seFeen doors. KafVsntH~f wtr. 49, fsk
sNfN r.iixhf window. .......... fta
issts .-nKht sash ..... 81
sesss rurdlei cabinet door .. ss&
cupboard iacr slash rrstn pahet. IS
s.plF veneer panels. square foot ess
Turned porch columns tssss.n -
ffaEass fnsids finish. snautAinks bufia-
ere hardware
O. " WILLIAMS 60
fe' vain iatF tssr First Ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21

TO WHOM III NAY cn%cEWS
tn. unserslenrf has made application t.
erect blacksmith shop At Lot IA.
u&eek "a ssoFgstawn Adf
AnYsus Desiring 70 rFetrsf against such
oesapatton must file sHrh protest a.
the nfrire % Superintendent - Buiids
tags PRIOR TO Aarss 81 1914
. nrkOwHKt. Lessre
sees sst.s Ordinance sfkTt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
2s-spIRITUAL MEDIUMS


Madam NiHa has lust arrived in hsaftas
never @aa here before emd ahe can teii
sou al p1pf past life @Ha shat FuuF
futafe life l. 81 - can sdFise Faa %
business affaIrs family affairs ana love
affairs tell suu y Asa fuU wllt MART
aaH the initial - ths ore fNu al3
raarfF he's Go conquer Tner snsmitrs
And avoid all tfnahln ana - happy
tells Ypu In feKatd 60 vouf stssni
friends tsil fnu shat Ywa ate Adaptsd
Soc anA hos 60 he aHHeFaafaf Be- ftfe
tells gnu what business l. most tuetr
for sos The madam siN stFs Fnu
every sastsfartlba ttsf readings aFs sil
enmfHruttat. charges 81 Frnts Fhs
madam can - faaad at siss tninn A.
he's seen Hsreua and Thita ayss. fsfs
asas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21

MADAM DAVIS NuTEn EUROPEAN
raIsslst Prize sec Win her wonder
fnt etatfgefant pawefs Hha tells Yua
att ono rsadlns wfil eouvincn you.
Questions snswetrA 1915 seventh. -.
Fmnau f44ke arN fstnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
36---Rentals
KIRKLAND RANCH

Fine tract acreage fronting on now
county road. partly fenced and
cleared. improved with house,
we'll and outbuildinKs. flowers.
garden. etc. close 10 ferry,
school ana stores priec fG2s.
terms $50 cash. $40 monthly
20 boats daily. o. fare To- resi-.
dents Take Kirkland boats 10
Burke & FRrrar's office In Kirk.
lhni
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DIRECTORY
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~s~~~@~e~~~N~<
rpr PHONE
srATTfu ,.-so MAIN
STAR see
WAM1r AID RATES

One cent word per Insertion
civ tfr,as for the price OF five.
fossnan boakw-One hundred lines
10 lie used as desired $500.
Heln and situation ads. onc-hAlt tete.
Funeral Notices ...s.4ss..s-..ft eVt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21
MAnAME Anis


aegnntlfr phrsnolaxist pad riairvoYsnt
has lost AgfiveH n Faur eifF cas- al
xiss anu ua al affairs N lifs IL Teu
are in auuht ~ asspanfsuf over Ygur
basGness o. family affairs, you can
esms aut more thar conaasrur ~ com
saiunE THE wonaeffsi lady Tells Fua
uha ard ehsn foa uli marry advises
yeu tn Business srd family affairs love
anA marriage tells shat rca are
adapted faT anA hos a. - sueerssfwi
IN ufs Hsars from uli Special
pstrr 80 r.nts usaHa a. Berkshire
Hotel 1879 Hssena avs.
MADAM DAVIS NOTED EtHorEAS
naEulst Prize sec Win her wonder.
fal etaifveFamt paWefs Hha tells xna
at ono rsadlna wiil convince yeu.
Questions answered. 1915 seventh. b.
iween fiks and rlae
LILLIAN BKyMotB = WONDERFUL
spiritual riairs aNaHf medium feadlmK
daily rlsrts taaisht a'clpch tHis
sirih ave. near talon
.QiFTEn noY MEDIUM = cHknf.Es
Franktin Special shc. Evening On
fragments 10 parties fnnNsitYt a..
rsptea. reasonable STA pinr Nain
Gti
0Mr nEfb OF WV YORK CITY.
rfalrsnvauf ard card reader sos =
PIKE. over owl drug sssss
AuptE AWAN-cRYarAL aAEFn HE-
r.
lake
MADAM FRASk cLAfWVuVANT
card reader. nsimlst. eEr iosh Pike.
corner first Hatsi Elliott
MADAM FRY-BEttAHt.E cLAfWVOY.
ant card reader ttts Flfth Elliott
iaeHw
nEv Mns HrRnfCK -cfnCt.Ea TUES
dsv Friday evenings. consultation
daily Hotsl vsndome. 1917 First ave.
.tstss SEVENTH AVE- GENUINE
card reading Wnnau
>e~e~~4e~~~~Ne-e~r>SNe> S~~~~seS~-~S~~~~~~s
23-Unfurnished Apartments
THE QUINCY = MODERN AND q
rooms Inexpensive f.t i7th. East
aas7
SIR LAwuENCE-4 AND MODERN
apartments can feas Elghth ave
~~0~~~@~-e@~~~S~ssS<N~ ~~~s~4-s~~sN~N~~~
Dru.r.u, Chances
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5I-PUBLIC NOTICES
~orftr OF CLOSING az HrafsrHA.
IiuN HOOKS

tbs rsHistfatfHu nenhs ~ ths several
precincts - ktns CpaufE4 WashiuEtnn
nHfs&As - Sire Incorporated Ftttss aud
tuwus ptu 10 Ana rsmAin closed for
tie fsNfstHatfen ~ eateFs unth after
fbs tfimarY Eisrti8n. 20 be held sep
tssuhsr ~. 1919
AT persons d~sansE a. vote 81 ihs above
sisfstun Vi re have Hns registered since
1snuarF g. tbiA wiH - Required 60
register petaf 10 8 a.eioth - n Sep
frruhsr :. 1919
Dated a. Seattle. WashinHfnn. August
80. 1914
fHiFn~at uYuu~ rHELFH
tAuaitats SEAL caantF ApfituF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-21

NEW YORK. Aug. 2i.-un.
divided loyalty 70 God and ns.
tlon was the keynote o. the
meetings held today az a par.
Of the annual Catholic Week"
celebration here this week, IN
which $4,000 persons are par.
tieipstlne.
In opening prayers. blessings
v ere invoked upon the nations.
before the sound of religious
Longs died away. new voices sarSil
patriotic airs
The papal colors yellow and
s. bite appear with the Stars and
Stripes. Delegates are wearing
Il ,niature flags In addition TO the
a urch colors.
Discuss Service Work
High mass for delegates 10 the
Central Vereln held In the Church
~ 81. John the Baptist. opened 10.
Gays program A pontifical mass
q sned the convention OF the Cath.
ciic Young Mems National Union
Other organizations which held
open sessions today are the Amer.
lean Federation OF Catholic Socle-
ties, State League Of Catholic So
eietles and Catholic Women'g In.
ion. a mass meeting today at Car
negie hall to discuss the service
work being done by the American
Federation Of Catholic Societies
viii close the days program.
Denounes Atheism
His Emlnence william Cardinal
O'Conpell archbishop Of Boston,
declared religion has always been
the mainktsy Of government. and
urged plans 10 guard against Athe.
ism and Free Thought and re.
ligious intolerance. x
The presence Of three cardinals.
resident In the United States, John
Ionzano. archbishop Of Militene
snd apostolic delegate 10 the Unit
ed States. I'm addition TO priests
and prelates from foreign lands
and every quarter OF the Z. s..
made yesterdays service one never
to be forgotten Ten thousand per
sons crowded into St. Patrick's ca.
thedral. while 10000 waited out
SIDE.
No Catholic Party
The RI Rev. Bishop Hickey OF
Rochester. n. Y. one OF the bes
known orators in the Catholic
church. struck keynote Of
Americanism" when he said. We
want no Catholic party in this
country"
Bitter depunciation Of directors Of
American universities and colleges
who permit an alien radicalism to
oontamlnate at the fount the youth
OF our country" was contained in
the report OF the national commit.
tee on public morals made here to.
day by Edward Feeney, of Brook
iyn. TO the fifteenth annual conyen-
ton OF the American Federatt-~
OF Catholic Societies.
Scores Socialism
Insist that the minds of your
cons be not debased." said Feeney.
Steer clear OF the school that toi-
crates within its precincts the pa
can idea OF the materialistic con.
oeption OF history. either thru ad
dle-brained professors or the so
cialistic ciatter."
The seriousness of the divorce
EVIL was emphasized. and states
that permit OF easy divorce wert
scored.
Anthony Comstock. late pres
dent OF the Society for the Sup
lression OF Vice. was landed as "a
brave and unselfish fighter against
Impurity.'
Feeney declared the persistent
reports that the Catholics are try
ing TO gain control OF the govern
II ent was the most ridiculous OF
rumors.
II may seem strange that In
our country in this enlightened day
there can still be found men ready
TO swallow the lie that half hun
cred Italians on the banks OF I'll.
ter are plotting to steal away the
liberties OF the American people
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