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Evening star., 1917-06-02
An Appeal to American Fair Play


Very few people can conceive the
awful impression made upon the mind
OF loyal Americans of African lineage
in this country. and mankind every
where, by the account of that horrible
anarchial happening near Memphis,
Ienn., last week. AS cruel and NOR
bid occurrence. no record in the
annals of savagery surpasses 1t. The
pitching of innocent babes from bayo-
net to bayonet or the tortures of the
ing to the unspeakableness of this hor-
ror Armenia cannot furnish a more
grewsome crime against civilization.
The negro Persons. il guilty. deserved
relative his or any other brute's vic
tim. no avenging penalty would seem
too great, but il each individual is to
pay out vengeance, the world would be
south could be punished similarly for
like crimes, lynching would probably
not arouse such inf1aming passions in
the heart of the loyal American black
man.
To the poor. little, innocent negro
boy of ten years who was tied within
heat radius of the human torch and
sacrifice. the intended lesson to be
taught him and the race must fail.
Those who cheered at the execution
had no fear when they as infants were
cared for by millions of negroes who
proved loyal even to their oppressors
prior to 1855. and when all the able
bodied Tennesseeans and Mississip-
France in defense Of their country they
will probably not fear the loyalty of
the negro they leave home, no matter
how inhuman and unamerican has
been their treatment
Another angle-suppose Persons were
innocent, as two others were proven
after maltreatment, who were i'm
plicated in his terror-wrung confession,
Six innocent men were hung in Geor-
eia last year for helping friend es-
was imprisoned and later adjudged in
nocent and eXonerated, a white man
being suspected of the murder Of an
other white man. This man could be
exonerated. How about the others?
The outrage perpetrated at Memphis
cries aloud in the voices of $4,000. 900
negroes for justice. II state machinery
is too inefficient. then for heavens sake
let US have federal action. Let the ne
gro believe that he is not alone in the
foods and flames that are devastating
the scenes of injustice in the south. but
the righteous hand Of the American
people through its representation at
Washington is fighting for his protec-
tion. Leading men OF the race have
been quickening the fire of patriotism
everywhere. racial prejudice Of kind
that has set. the whole world ablaze in
turmoil threatens to make harder their
task Negroes everywhere are talking
Of the lynching OF last week. Race
riots will be far more numerous IL law
becomes an instrument to protect one
and not the other. Let the powerful
press of this country. as mighty
voice of the people of the world. awake
from its lethargic dream of worldwide
democracy and begin the nght for hu-
manity and justice at home,
e. B. HENDERSON.
Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1917-06-02
Italian Mission to Be Dinner Guests
Tonight of Mr.. and
Mrs. Long.
Many Nuptials on Calendar for June.
Today's Weddings Are
Numerous.

The third assistant secretary of state
and Mrs. Breckenridge Long will enter
tain at dinner this evening in honor OF
the members of the Italian mission.
The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Lane will go to Virginia this aft
ernoon to remain over Sunday.
Lieut.. Franklin K Lane, jr., who has
received his commission in the Avia-
ton Corps, will return to Washington
tomorrow from Newport News. where
he has been spending a few days in
practice at the aviation camp, and will
be with his parents while awaiting or
ders.
Mr.. Josephus Daniels. jr., who has en-
listed in the Marine Corps and reports
Monday at the training camp at Phila-
delphia, arrived at Washington today
from Raleigh, N. c., and will spend
Sunday with his parents, the Secretary
of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels. Mr..
Worth Bagley Daniels, the second son
of the Secretary and Mrs Daniels, also
arrived today from the University of
North Carolina.
Mrs Daniels will entertain at tea
dance Tuesday from 4 till o'clock in
compliment to Miss Mary Custis Lee,
sponsor of the south. and the sponsors
and maids of honor of the various or
ganizations of the Confederate Vet
Grams.
Mrs. James F. Barbour, who went
Evening star., 1917-06-02

were examined at the navy yard yes
examined each day until the list is
completed.
The successful candidates who are
enrolled as the result of this examina-
ton will have to do three months
active duty and then pass another ex-
animation before being commissioned
as ensigns in the coast reserve.
The pay of an assistant paymaster
annum at sea and S1,700, plus an allow
ance of S2ss per annum. for quarters.
and an additional allowance for the
necessary heat and light while on shore
duty.
Evening star., 1917-06-02
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to thu
health department in the last twenty four hours
Giuseppe and vincenzina Tore, girl.
Dwight J. and Augusta n. Particle, boy.
Thomas and Annie McCauley boy.
Laton W. and Margaret Miner, girl.
Harry and Mera Bristow. girl.
William r. and Marian +. Barrows. boy.
John c. and Moilie r. Wright. boy.
Archibald and Pearl Thomas. girl.
Joseph and Catherine Robinson, boy.
Addison and Marie Rand. girl
John p. and Marie Miller. girl.
James and Lucy Jordan. girl.
Mac E. and Irene Holly. girl.
George G. and Sena s. Butler, boy.
John and Nancy Bruce, girl.
Evening star., 1917-06-02

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Evening star., 1917-06-02
TESTS FOR COAST DEFENSE.
Examinations Being Held for Assist
ant Paymasters in Service.

Examinations for provisional ap-
pointment as assistant paymasters in
the naval coast defense reserve be-
gan yesterday at number of naval
stations throughout the country, in
cluding Washington. In all. 1t is stated.
there are about 10000 candidates for
about 100 positions. Washington has
about 1000 applicants and 500 of them
Evening star., 1917-06-02
GARD OF THANKs,

NEENEHAH, We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindness and sympathy shown
us during recent bereavement.
Mr.. AND MRS. MARTIN MEENEHAN AND
Evening star., 1917-06-02
DELICHrFULLY REFRESHING

Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
In hot weather a tcaspoonful in glass Of
water. sweetened to taste, Is most refreshing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-10
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO- CREDITORS
Ii enc Matter % The Insolvency Of The
German American Mercantile BANK. q
Corporation.
Notice ts CREDITOR ~ tho German.
American Mercantile Rank. o. seattle.
Washington
Noucr De- hereby given by the under
signed ha State Bank Examiner - tho
state ~ Warrington. 20 the creditors
20 and tp an persons having claims
against tho German American Mcrcau-
tito Rank. a corporation ~ the state
~ Washington. having its principal
place % business al No. so Second
Avenue corner Second Avenue and
Marion street Seattle. King county.
Warrington that tho said state Bank
Examiner aid on the 8iu day "
January. a - 1917. take possession
81 tho business and assets ~ the said
German American Mercantile Bank
for liquidation and distribution under
tho provisions OF chapter as of tho
session Laws - tho state % Washing
ton Tor no year 1915, and that ever
since said date tho undersigned has
been. and now H. In possession and
control ~ the business and assets ~
tho said German American Mercantile
Bank for the purpose Of iiquldating
the same ~ provided by law.
You and each OF YOU arc hereby further
notified aud required TO present your
said claims against tho said German
American Mercantile Rank % Seattle.
Washington. to the undersigned a.
state sank Examiner Of the state
% Washington. and 20 make legal
proof thereof az the office and prin-
elpni place ~ business OF said Ger
mRn-Amcrican Mercantile Bank az
no Se2 Second Avenue Seattle. Wash
tnRton up 20 and including tho 18th
day Of April \ II t91f. and thereafter
at tho office Of the state hank EN.
amincr. at al white building Seat
tie klnE county. Washington. which
viii he the office and place Of bust
moss Tor the transaction Of tho ar
fairs OF said hank after said 18TH day
~ Apri, 1917 Al claims must he
presented on or before the last day Of
publication ~ this notice. tu-wit. on
or before tho ara diy OF July. \. n.
1917
Dated ut Seattle King comfy. wash
ington. ana published for tho first
time March 21th. A. - 1917 Date
of last publication July ard. 1877
W y HANSON.
State Rank Examiner Of the state 81
Washington. Ell White Building,
Seattle. Washington
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM RUTH

IsYf'ffAH r1UEsuf rDiHf
fho has ths poser tn feil sou Hnr hirf
500 vant co. tnar. ran 81 ise tuFineas
mon and srlkIns mru shat flHs -
husIrras coz vrfh ELI - moot lIEer
far them. and chat peri - Poe unfid
viii 10 more surt sssfui fHr them Tho
madam uIl tell BOA HuH fH nnd
good position ana hos 90 hold o. hh"
does not tell 20 please sou. tuf Hifra
oniy true hdtifr on husiness ard family
affair. ceurtship AMI marriage i'is
thr name - ynuT fHfufe husband ~
~ifs how 20 Wtn fhs one rnu love ~"
Adfises hos 40 hfinr the separated 20
Esfhrf and makes happinrss in your
home. tell in rHEard g. your absent
friends che tells Tpu SHAT tusiness f"u
afs adapted FOR Hhf1 90 eye 1ial
ard shsfs to locate ard ho~ 10 nf"ii
all trouble Nha tells faa the secrets
% being harpT nnd surreasful ln any
thing Yuu taka tr hand - fa4 are
raffisd 40 disrauraFsd consult MADAM
ruth AZ once. her advice elu f"inofs
al obstacles. Ter readings are sifi1Nl
rnnfid~nfiai hatisfastinn Euafantrsd
90 uo charges This T. fhs madam
rrst ftms in seattle feu hafs a"'n
tho others nns sre the beet y o. 'foa.
bic Special readings gee h1ufs 10
~ 20 40 g. m Hotel Green room
nh FnuFfH and PIKE
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Waterfront Notes.

The steamer Humboldt. 81 the
Humboldt Steamship Co. Will sail
this evening for Southeastern
Alaska points. with full cargo
and passenger list
The Smith Cove warehouse of
tho port commission contains one
third OF the total crop OF Manchur-
Ian Ecya bean oil. awaiting cars for
shipment East. The lot includes
3 800 900 gallons u has bern com
Ink IN on Oriental steamships for
tho last 30 days. n will , 1ulre
$50 cars 10 transport the oil Last.
The Alameda. of tho Alaska
Steamship Co. arrived yesterday.
completing IFS first trip 10 Anchor
age this season Capt. Ginger re-
ported an earlier trip 10 Cook inlet
aud Anchorage would not have
been possible. as a good deal Of ice
was encountered IN Cook inlet
According 10 a telegram received
by l.. J. Blonakog. secretary and
treasurer OF the State Nayigatlaau
Co, owners Of the brigantlne Har-
rlct g.. which was found yesterday
In waterloggod condition near
TatoOsh island. with It's crew miss
ing. the officers and crew OF the
vessel are safe at the whaling sta
ton a. Scchart. Barclay sound.
Tho Harriet 6. was under charter
20 the Puget NH Co. and sailed
April 8 for Hlo with a full cargo
Of lumber. Capt Darling. Of the
Harriet G.. WAS formerly a prom
inent dentist and yachtsman az
BollinRham. Abandoning his prac-
tlcc. he bought an interest in the
Harrie, G.. and Was making his
first voyage.
The steamer Queen. Of the Ad-
miral line. sailed yesterday FOR San
Francisco and San Pedro. with 80
passengers and a capacity cargo.
The steamer Admiral Watson, OF
the same fleet. sailed yesterday for
Southeastern Alaska ports. The
I Watson carried $50 passengers.
Bringing 1000 tons OF general
I freight for Seattle. the steamer
Mukilteo. Of the Nels Nelson line.
IL expected In today from San
Francisco. -
Along the waterfront much In
terest was manifest yesterday ar
Z ternoon when news OF the sinking
OF the Seward was made known.
Tho Seward IL well known in Sc
attic. being built by the Moran
Brothers Co. nov the Seattle Con
struction a Drydock Co. II was
In the service OF the Alaska Steam
ship Co. for several years The
vessel cost t23i.000 when built. ten
years ago. II was sold IN Nev
York April. 1916. TO VI. NJ. Tracy
for approximately $4,000
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GERMAN Pl0TTER
nELD IN PORTLAND

PORTLAND. April Because
he Is said to have threatened 60
blow up the Arnoldus Ninnen, the
seized German vessel 90 whose
crew he belonged. Carl Ohersold.
-. German. Is being held by fed
eral authorities today until an
order from Washington Is received
a. 10 what disposition shall be
made % him.
Frank Polesky. a German, and
Carl Friedland. an American OF
Sws dish descent. we're turned over
to the federal authorities by the
police last night and are held for
Investigation They are alleged 20
have made remarks disrespectful
TO the flag.
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MEN CAUGHT WITH
STOLEN ARTICLES

The police Monday arrested ~
alleged thieves who have been or
Grating around Seattle for the past
month. il is believed
Henry Apodaca. 80. was caught
at Fifth ave : and king st. while
trying TO sell some articles reported
stolen several days ago Russell.
Doak. 10. Ed Grossman. %. and
John Grossman. 10. we're arrested
at Railroad ave. and Main -. VITA
a number OF brass parts % an en-.
CINE. ]. Cameron. %. was found
at Railroad ave and king ~. vita
a quantity OF lead that had hccu
stolen from the lelenhone comnany.
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Stall De- sr eet raiish. iGr pt. go ~ f.
Del Monte eataup. fi.op ga uuffet
olives stu ~ sliced ans Zoe a. stall
10. fr~rh hhiituf lhe 4tr, ffssh salmon.
$50 d.. iiug cod soc Boz Mppersd salmon.
lfr Co., skinned soiss. ien - stalls
1888 faof jar naafnaiads. i-r. huik
chocolate frr Ih q re ftsianr- coffee
o. ae. slth urfsss large bottle tluinF tci
1riIU. joe &c., stall 1911 flrtf ave a
Nru YORK ehress zoe lh hipprrod nsf-
ring zoo can stall 900. large iiniian
prlnes. joe Boz lettuce. o. and ler comb
honey. itr. DEP eniaHs. lbs iir. golden
date 90 lh.
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To SAIL
AprI Io-fluru hnlat. SkAxsAy Pier -
April Ii-SlaKara. Australia. Vancouver
Despatch. kefrhikau, Pier q
April " - Empress % Russia Japan China.
NAncoaNef
Ai-ki ketchlkan. Pier =.
UaFalf ealasr a. r y dork
,pni is-Manna Maru. Jsaan-cnina.
IieT g
oessrnor san Fraaeisco. Pier o.
CIiY ~ seatfls. kkaENsf. q. 7. y dcet
Aprii lt-AdHlfsi Descr. san Franciscp.
ple' ..
Portland. ketchikan Pier 4.
Apsii is-Iunsau KAN Anehoraes. Pics !.
April IL ruafiiia- san Francisco. iler
tn ARRIVE
Arrii te-~Ai-ki = Alaska. Pier
ns8enda q ALASKA. PIER
ApFti - Princess sophia. skaEwar. Nsn-
ruNNnr
Asrn ~ Admirsl Evans. s y and s. "
Alaska. q r T. dock
jefferson = y Alasks. Pies
tIty - seattle, s 8 Alaska. % 7. z,
deck
Apsii - resan Naru. orient Seattle.
Inafflis San Franrlsro. i'icr D.
Aprii a. Chirass Maru. Japan-chius.
April IS Alaska : D. ana W Aisssa.
rs,Sarss " Ai,.s. ris-a
April - Esnpf-@s % japan. JAPAN
china NaneeuVs-
Ksnakura. orlent @ a docE
uurut. Nafu. orient seattle
Atmifai Farfaauf u ard s. NJ.
htHaMa ~ Il HnFW -
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STAN fT. ne standard GRADUATED
suFar frr stall 80 fresh pasfeurirsd
mills sr a.. e. o. stall e.. beet fice
So ne aaf. safdtnes &C.. e fqf -lr stall
g. cottage cheese 100. sweet sider. gee
sal. fuIred candr- 10 Do Stall 1909.
naks white. aos a. stall 1873 smoked
smrlts 300 Do su~its. 90 lh fhad. ton
ana afc each stall 80. rranber ries. O.
he ftr. nnians lbs 10. lbs 1tr.
oranges : daE Csc stall O.. patat, rau-
sage Ilo lh hamburger and sausage
iEr 3d.. veal stew lee ih. stall 20. pure
strained homer Use 20 oleomarTafine
400 ana ssc o. ffssh psanut batter. i2e
3D. 10 1sf
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PUBLIC MARKETS
soi III TSp

stall e.. st~sr steak 1850 ih pork
liver 100 Ih stall 81. beet I~rsTr huitrr.
80 Do. beet raurh sFFs Soc dof stall
90. ALASKA rcd salmon. zoe can. y 81
corn flakes fr psF tApfoas tra. Doc Oh.
stall 20 D. a. hating powder 900 rau.
Poet Toaaflst. % pkE stall o. salmon.
30 % shHd ipr d. Hmrlfa . ibs Zoe
hfnii o.. cog cakes tsa dor 1'llT shkcr
900 each .kldneg beans. 10 can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-10
HOUSES ron SALE


in ~alkfnE distance nf enc steel Nufh
and the kfnes rhipbutdtrk pianf Vim
a. unaissf futtthle fira uf thn SOUND
rnts splendid ranm hnusr be- nn "a IHi
.nkInn and Eradr. Watfr and Hrtr'
aue Boz and paid DE- he wsil runstfur trd
about frafa Hid ben ffsf 'lasa '"ndi
tinn. sell painted and fusi fuii~cnfnt"i
and tarntahsd. fuu concrete basement
with iaundrf trHfa anh fnli 49, ul
plnmhtuk ees nsfaifa there b. frarp
zion hall pttier fvhf rarl'f. atih ni'
ufeplate dluinN rnnut. hiirhrn anf
large puntrl upstairs me bathroom and
large nrtfnemH. With aWpls closet
space Az the rooms are exceptionally
larHr
You ruuid naf nuiii the houss far o. 300.
anA the Doe T. worth o. zoe. uur pfi'a
fsf a quiak sale ia s. 100. m terms %
81 200 essh and balance tn - arranged
This is real bargain. and tho ffs'
pafsan ahn s-ss it is sninE CO. bay. 81
ID 500 saat 30 fou ~u have i' ssi
quickly
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stalls 1851 hams ErHeu fhuhart. Fl
ih asparagus Zee ID nsu spinach lee
Be- Nakiua Gem potatoes tfea sack
delivered s@eIfess grapefruit a for &c.
iruona zee dor stall g. uhesl Estss
cheese. gee a. Astaf milk. % can.
sharp cheese. see ~ Esau a. corn
starch. 80 pAg npman rnsais sac. TcUr
rancaks flour l1e rsE hskirg sndA- a.
pkg stall &C. lbs. fine urauuiatsd
sugar. sse. fresh pesisuFiHnd rriik O.
o. e. ut stall L. ralsin cake ihs
gtr. ripe olives isc pt. apple butter. g
To- 1.r. tongue sausage etf fn
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EINH .ItfItI

Stall 1a. large siHa sslt heuIrr g.
each. medium else fer lec finest biends
- coffee from see fa go lh r T..
round steak. tfc ih. pot roast. i1flr on.
Hovsi rrarsrr. Annex. Sniders trfnaf 20
soup ice can zir bottle cafsup. itc
climax noodles g. pkf divers Asfrr
milk g. can cans ftr. buik rotfaEe
cheese tfr o.. Stall 70 ard Annex pea
nut butter. ice ~ home made uiurnfe
cheese o. zee stall e focal rrrs.
SC dos hu'tsrmilk see sal
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stalls se-tt. Columbia river shad. Zee
n sneits g. o. large shrimps. tcr %
salt hrrriug zee dna stall tfe n D.
coffee 1-lb. can 20. lt-oH rkE raisins
igr stall 10. csg noodles % pas Del
Nonfe preserves secs Nfs Farfsrs salad
fressinF Dc ana sse. f.th toH uararnri.
80 aiau if1. is spinach $50. home
rruvn rhuhaFt fe lh radishes :
hunrhrs fnr. rev asparagus. fts SEE
Stall its. applsa Sc baa large oranges
poo haE GRACE ffHH far Ete Mis-
stall uurr inlik e. rt r. gt Sugar
stall ne sugar. ear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-10

We don't care who has tried to cure
YOU, and has failed---wc will give YOU
sure cure and n small Zee. Don't
give up before seeing MS.
Uy the latest methods known 60
MEDICAL. SCIENCE we succr-sfutIy
treat NtUICosE VEINS, Files,
NERVOUS AILMENTS, SKIN All
uE>Ts. KIDNEY. BLADDER. LUNG
AND HOOD AILMENTS. HHEI MA
TI>M. LIVER AILMENTS AND ALI
CHRONIC AILMENTS on MEN.
Come In mud see ~. Have "a -onfi-
dental talk aud he examined with
out cost or obligation.
office hours---9 a. m to s y. m.
sundays. 10 a. IN. 10 - m
NATIONAL MEDICAL INsTITuTE
iio Occidental Ave.
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CONSULT
MADAM LESLIE

EgYrTIAS ruWENotnutHr ANn
MEDIUM
One BE- 900 can actually self sau shat fnu
SAINT fa snar atfhnut hsAiHE = sinEi@
ulrsIuf uitss rus advice hoU fo rnln
sutrFss lH huain~-s and family affAif'
r1nffahiI aud marriages tells lua Ahat
business 10 most iuekF fnf lou. and
shat part - ths Hnfid uii - mofs
sscr.ssfal faf 1oa. 40 lee haH 90 EAin
and bold Eppd position sic tells "
the one Bau love 10 true - false fitef
the naua - 5auf fafufs husband uf
Wifr ara causes speedy marriage wiih
tha one ~ Youf fhaire brinHs ~ frp.
Hrated together makes happiness DO
taorH man and wlfs TIE madam rau
edfisa huw 90 avoid ha8 iark and
evil lnrusHos ana trouble sna Gauss
Yuu ga have good .uek and surresa in
anffhinu 5000 tHka in hand THIS iadf
docs rai teH fe please sou. BOT Eis :
only uBthfai adfirs fau can depend an
prs visit fo trsf sIlf frpsF fnu f'f
manE dlaappainfmfuts iH nthffs lhif
ls fha madaHs firsf tma n Seattle
Nafsfarflnu Huafsrfrf1 80 go fhafEr-.
hpsrisI r~adiuFs aH cents fer fNr reraa
uHlr Hotel Norria. roufu o ifsNE
rhird between rnlau and Piks. iiours
30 daily and sanezF
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HARLAN A. DEPEW. formerly
chemist for the United States bu.
reau OF mines az Pittshurg. has az.
rived IN Seattle. where be will
serve as assistant physical chem.
list for the Seattle station.
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Nj e N
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TODAY

Wa will
treat some
or your all
u1ents for as
low a fee as
81 and $40
w q wi
make YOU
an eNccp-
ttonally low
fec In any
atlncnt YOU
may he SUI
ferlng from.
With this
low fee and
our long and
successful
experience
In treating
ailments OF
men. YOU
need not
suffer an
other day.
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MADAM VICTORIA

worlds greatest riRifvoyRnl phrenui0Eist
ard medium. guarantees Co read sur
rutlrs NE pasi present ard futd~h
give true advice on husinssa iuss,
health and family affairs tells ths
name - your future husband ~ Nifs
and what 10 10 90 b. successful 81 itfe
on- visit viii pay you for your mang
disappolntrnsnts IN others She viii re-
move aid obstacles and tell yoa hos 80
vim and hold the me you desire she
Five. advice on An important affairs of
NE Special readings SOC Daily and
SUNDAY Room o. Abbott Hatei over
Oui Drug Store. a0sia Pike
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,a-nousEs uNF. FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS
MALE HELP WANTED

AoDEMS HsHHEn cOt.LEGH
III Washinston ~
M.r. ~brnsn. learn THE barber trade. earn
wages ~hns lsarntns rositlnns open
USNEpEEMEn PLEDGES HEt.t.fNu
out pvrrcuats fatucaata MarbinRws
suits lsWsffY musical iustrunsnfs
suns etc HarEatn Store Lean Once
i.o FIFsf ave cornsr Washinsinn
WANTEu- MAJ on NAN AID WiFN
e. look after sun1nnsr home a. tanE
Lake Rent eater and fuel FREE "a
drsss nsx iss star
o. % vsLtE TROUSERS FOR tsss
t.and4utst Lily upsislrs clothes shop
Green Bifs Faafth ard riAs
WI a. guEESEs FORMERLY
Trartssl upstairs suit shop sells mems
ssa cults Tor 80 asss Thifd ave
TrEEt. MUUtpRRH WANTED PHONE
mpie steel works sidnsY 81
nov FoH GENERAL STORE WORK
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-10
MUNITIONS BOARD
IN CHARGE OF ARMS

WASHINGTON. April lo.-Thc
council OF national defense an
nounces the appointment OF gen
eral munitions board Frank A.,
Scott of Cleveland. Is chairman.
The duty OF the board will be -
look after supplying the army aud
navy with ammunition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-10
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order vour sash aud pears direct fresn
@ n WILLIAMS 90 We ell for less
because psn our own mill Large
.taek prompt shipment aud safe De.
livery g. destination Euafsntssd our
bis Illustrated catalogue No ~ mailed
ff.s postpaid on receipt - request
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-10

THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. J. 3
andrews, So, who died al her
home. 3tIS Woodland Park ave
Monday, will he held Wednesday
afternoon at D. IN. az the Penta-
costal mission, Second aud Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-10
ACREAGE ron SALE

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town. ~ & station rur hours 1tifr
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tis per menth
ACRES. ~ Nlilts FROM ruia
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Vine creek. i4&r eaF fare 1900 80
cash
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