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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-02-20

W. uA,t SOMETHING coon
70 acres an main iaud ou main hiEii.
uayt runninE watef tefB deep. rifh,
black and hfnun ioam snii. close 70
taNn. transportation ntilf- ttf.
ThfnA - this
rHI,I oNIs 500. $50 tA-u
see thls iH uuf auto free
NASTN ~INroN 90.
trif flrsf Afe t-liteit ttt7
IIU SALE AcuEa nt.f wEEN 81
attic ant Taonma siasira good spil.
SO aarff. apirHdia tira nsar dnrh.
store schaal nafsaia Figures nois
portaEc wash
FoH DETAILS o. LANps
usndY 90 oar milis Hnd camps
write OF 49, o " MEIkLE1oitN.
MHr Land Dept. 1891 O.. g smith uiaE
BEATriE. WAFu
You assi eith u= direct"
THnER LAKES ~ MhEn 90
THoUaANpr or AcnEa OF FtNE
LAND
irrigated ioHTed.off and general farming
land aianE ths hsw Hhes of the CHI
sasn. MiiuaaAss a ~ Paul ~. write
or ell for free boakiefs
Immigration narcau g. - 81 Y ~
second ~ ard Chsrry 81 Asaitis. Wssh
pom rALE-is ACHES AHot'T OH
thlff nile ffnm uFsrr Lake STATION.
t.sfneeu areeu Lake aHH lake wash
lnEfnH aii plated far faffheF par.
tIruiars efito 60 Airt Mcleod. Top.
peuish vast.
ron HAtE zee kcnEs wtsHtN0roN
wheat land. Address y starkpoie,
wafuspfinE. ore
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PRINCESS HEGiRA
EGYPTIAN MYSTIC

iW rHNrtH :
tfnrta Pair
famous lead
inE irntIffr
t,aifnlsf and
ristrvoyaBt
naa arrived IN
fous city she
has read faf
more noted
people than
any other
reader IN
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Reads foar head iusi ~ % indicates FROM
the cradle 20 grave what business YOU
sfe adapted for. whrn ana whom you
wtii marry settles and explains love
affairs and family Troubles. rcunitea the
separated etc. Explains permanent
health rules satisfaction Haaranteed
or no charge 40 ono IN trouble turned
away money or no money
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CHANGE ~ ADDRESS subscribers
should he sure and give their old
as well as their new address
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10 HELP wAnTso-mAls

Ths Chinese roots
ard herbs can sue
csssfuiir treat all
disorders 90 men
and Wnfnrn
special Tor the
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few eE eilinE
y m plea skin
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aud nervous dis1r-
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treated sucessssgi-
W.
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reh. = Southwestern. cordosa. PIER
SPOKANE. skaKasy . r q. aeek
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cisco Pier -
fee. IS Admiral watson. csfdo,A Val
asa {" dock
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efn Alaska. Pier !.
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ARRIVED AT SEATTLE
Feb. s"~Ai-kI from Southeastern Mas
kan ports At ie-iE a m
President. from san Diego VIA san
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SAILED FROM SEATTLE
Feb. 20 Hawaii Maru for HonFkoar tia
ports a. 10 u
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w..
sc.ooner Albert Meyer. Tor Port i.ud.
-. towing a. te a ~
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ArroRNEYs.ArLAW

Ballard Agent =. H. MULLEN
eco Ia Hard Ave. Phone ballard sos
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All. suhscripttons must te started
from date the subscription - TO
cciVed Back numbers cannot DC
suppllQa
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

THE FACTORY HRIH sToRE D. fHE
place 10 get your work done AZ factory
prices We have for sale and manu-
f1rturs t0uraes wigs. switches. puffs
curis pomps. transformations and ola
lsdy front pieces E-erything 10 wear
IN hair goods we made and carry 20
stock Clean. dve and make over your
ni1 switches. toupses. wigs. etc. MAKE
M yonr cut hair and combinFp IN any
pattern you may desire 1901 First av
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cure you go stay cured ! VIII nrs
accept YOUR ease unless I can s5f
CURE TO STAY CURED Twsf
year. Consultation FREE. M
let money matters keep YOU ~
Come aud find oUt what can DC -
FOR YOU.
Hours. to n. ~ 10 g. e.
DR. NNgN
>ia second Ave-. 2os-5 fsplcr HIDE A
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MME. VICTORIA

Tho celebrated phrcnoioRiHt. ciairvoyant
and pRlmisf gives scientific readings an
all affairs Of NE past. present or
future You have seen tho others. now
see the hest. n IN trouble Al readings
guaranteed satisfactory or no fees ar-
.cepted Readings SOC Room - Alb
bott Hotel Third and Pike
HEADS YOUR HEAD JUST As IT II,
dicates what business you are adapted
FOR. when and whom YOU viii marry
settles and explains love affairs aud
family troubles. rcuuites tho separated
etc. Satisfaction guaranteed or no
charge. No one In trouble turned away
money or no money Permanently 10.
Gated SOS Pine ~. Nine Alexander
MADAM CHARLOTTE = scfENTIFIC
paimlHt Readings SOC Satisfaction
Guaranteed Hawthorne Hotel. main
floor. room Z. Madison It,, near Sew.
enth ave.
HELEN RICE Observation-Disclosures
sunday. Tuesday. Friday evenings. con
suitatlons daily l50i 9rd ave room 2tt
CLAIBVOYANT GARD HADN'T
Fourth house west Of stewart st. 1919
Eighth ave
sP1RGTUALlST TEST CIRCLE WE'D.
ueaday evening only s o'clock. Carpen.
terr' hati. 1920 Fourth. between Pine
and stewart. Best mediums IN city
Card HEADING Room ). T50iT
First ave. York Hotel
rgOF Qt'INtlS DEAD TRANCE MI.
diHm This week only a5c. A. SIC
iiowot e.
cLNinVoYATT READING 1915 VEST.
lake. Apt o.
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nTRCCTORYA Married Mans Troubles
WANT AD RATES

on, cent a word per insertion.
SIX times FOR the price OF i've
Coupon hooka-one hundred llncs~-
10 be- used as desired $500.
Situation ads onc-half rate.
Funeral Notices ......sstt.s.s..N oo
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3o-FURNIstgp ROOMS
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
ACREAGE FOR SALE
tIO-I.IN NHtAat
coon liot 81. $3.50

Wei hui.f nicely arranged
sroari house root house other
uufhuIldinFs skrfiirnf natrf.
splendid saii. facing saaa road
level. onlf half nrfr has been %
cfar frst ~ place practically
al cleared. and could be- put Boa
crop fhis spring itandt fuf
afBarr wofkinE tH f0sn Tsrrns
$50 cash haisnfe go munthlF.
Information ge1 SEES iarA uih
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OTIS FOR SALE
ssoo--LiIfIE IsHu-sseo

Improved mes house veil sud
pump good F9ii. partly cleared
and FeadFs faf garden. fenced
over affrs a hiE snap fof
aofua uns thaf Hants CO. raise
chickens berries AID pofn toes
THo blocks FROM = = depot ara
sthnnl aiHa handy 60 Lake
Warrington Take Kirkland
boats az Madison park 90 ufffs
~ Burke q Fsfraf in Kirkland.
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Per tine per inseruon 4..,r,. sc
Six insertions tor the price OF tNe
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

YuR hrnDtck -NPtnirCAfirr MIN
istsr circles russdaN FRIDAY even.
inss Consultation daily. Hotel bfhee
1854 Third ave Phone Elliott aiii
1 FrIt CAND nEApiNG 10 cESTt -
Plaza notsi. rourth ave room %
MADAM PAULINE CLAfRNofANr
ana franc. medium readings Euafan-
tsed. fis owe Main lltt.
WHAT'S woHHYiNa YOU coNHuLr
Mrs ksiioEE elAireyant ias9 sew
snth ave. fnom Z. ssr. zoe
cam READrSa zen Etunrn AVE.
Att "
MADAM MN PRACTICAL CARD
reader gss Liberty nldE
MADAM FNY rciESriftr CARD
reading pat enpoft iistri. attft fifth.
room, Do
6ciENriric cAnp nEApiSa istih
/ $1,000 @~~~.e~NN~,~~
/ mANlcuRINo AND mAssAciho
| Mss rnELNA rtoHNE sna ANNETTE
IfuS Nsraf al ths violet fag and
Hssaish massass open evenings 1se
rsopiss nahh hlds
lGRACE POWELL l,s,h'. ma, ,sas.
tory ,fsatmsat, Hoom 20 nsrkshirs
Hotel
| MISS HARRINGTON ,, no
tnausArr tit rihr office Green
( Hotel
OLIVE CLARK nAris M4AsA0E
| noom Hotel Nmfis itsaA Thifd
/ uprn ffenlnEs
louis MARION r..a . me- 'as,
curing Room e. isis second ave
niss JEWELL NsNicUnfso iii.4
| Third sfyrs ~
Mrn ". q FnkEANN MASSAGE And
ss,ss - LIZ =, y =, III, ,...ls>>o.>ooo
81 HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
/ Two MO bEHN norNEkEErtNo
roaunr rfrfiy farniahea. - peg fnpash
se,...s s-.,-~1,@-~1.,,~Ss~---~-~~~~~~~~
27--housEs. uNF.. FOR RENT
| on isrm AVE- W s-H poM uoyHE
Fireplace large atfY Basement. So
electricity : iafs shirs~a hs4ss and
fsfds ~ tiE ffl ifecsl un paved
/ street On finr rsf Nn~ GO minutes
/ sfarn f'tAs and FIfsi sees Reasonable
| r+Ht l-i.gnr 0snrr yut-n knns ltes
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hooM HOUSE. hia LUFr 10 t3fE
i~Ss~cs~~oN~~o~~~~~~~~~~s~~~~~~~,
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LOWER hint
Never before occupied flnEie fnoHns.
| apartments. steam hot water nsht
| tksa 20 ttgao mgnth bsgats phone
>>eeeSssSS~~.S~~~~~>>~.~-~~>>~~~~~~~~~>~
so-TRADES ANO EXCHANGES
| EXCHANGE
cips~.iu home. serF cheap. modern
tfuaui cottage uifh hair basement
and fireplace On high Viee SOS 20
| minutes SAX % Wssfiske market nu
/ Paved streets Wif take clear tot af
/ acreage 90 rars payment haiarre easy
t=Fus pHnfr if.t t.akrttsa buuis.
/ ward
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AND EXCHANGES

ENEAfANNE
cios~sfu home NrrF rhsau. modern
tfuam cottage utfh haf basement
and fireplace On high Fise int 20
minute. sais 20 Wssiiske market. ou
Paved streets VIII take clear tot af
arrraas 90 rars payment haianrs essg
terms uuufr iisf takstisa bpuis.
Naff
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b AirNANpER stiReNAN- Laws 81
husband and wife damage claims cot
t~cted, Esneral rractiee' eensultst'ee
sres credit N worthy eases sas Lyon
nlhr MIMI alAs
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ADV N>,ED MODERN METHODS
TItI >tEE>T t>D QttskE>T
MAY TO t.t-I NELL

] invite every at
fiictcd person no
MATTER what YOUR
trouble IS or how
long standing 10
have "a confidential
tslk with me I
will Nuke a thor
ouEh sNaufinatiou
Hnd diagnosis Of
YOUR condition. In
form YOU FHllv as
to what extent I
can benefit Nnu.
I PARTICULAR, so
lirit cases other
do-t pr~ failed To
hepetit.
let mr. prove "a
I Won. WIT IiuT r
Z COST or OBtltiA-
Z TIoN that I can
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ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

GIFTED Egyptian phrsn0lpRist Have your
palm thoroughly read and explained by
genuine EEy piinn pnlmirt and clair
voyant ono naturally ptftcd with the
power to tell many coming events 81
your lfc. Fhc tells what you called for.
names ~ friends. enemies. how 20 gnln
success lu business. health couttship.
marriage. divorce. Epecuiatlons and
transactions Of all kinds No matter
what may be your ambition. hone ar
fear she guarantees 10 help you. Are
you On trouble2 DO you find tho one
you have bestowed your trust aud ar
fections upon acting oool snd indiffar.
ont toward your Hhs advises ON ntI
important affairs ~ llfo. speciai his
week. readings 20 cents igg rnitcr-
sity corner Sixth ave.
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lTof.A NAY HIM WOMAN Law
yer Generalization tres ecufldent.a,
General practice. Ceileetien' -
Ortentaf Vuudfrx Main 2ft.
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ATToRNsYs-PArENr

TppNf.i- -rsrNRffsHrp ISL 0EN'
srsi practice Burke nuidins We wv
"a Ave Nafn TraT ...~
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PUBLIC NOTICES

10 WHOM I'll MAY rONrEHN MY
wife having ieft niy bed aud board
VII not te responaihis for drtts con.
tHnefed by her " ourh. e1.s
WredlAEn ave
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RtSSEfi. n FARPrLt.-tes y y Nk
General practice. estates la~ '., ~,
ard Wife consultation free EilieN ~
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as-ApARTmEnTs. uNrUR.

LOWER MINT
Never before occupied ftnEtf rooms.
apartments. steam hot waGer tight
tken 20 ttgao month. bstalls phone
iisaegn stta
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BANKS

77E c1NKDTsN HA~k or coNMEh, y
Head sface Terente. Canada 80
branches IN Canada. stel -.
ssntfax business Interest AieNeN ~
savings sra time deposits a.
s..,sis nys-gs " e,>JIlg>S,grSS,Ss~o~~S>1~r
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ADALINE LLOYD

ADALINE LLOYD
Others come and 60 but FOR 20 years
Alkaline Lloyd has been Eeattis's phrcn-
oioRist and business adviser In ali AT
fairs Of life 2it Union. Apt ~ I'll
liott 1884 Special this week. soc.
TWO GENTLEMEN. kGEs 30 MD g.
would like 10 meet two ladies suitable
age M catholicai. for housokecperF
matrimonY n Hiited. 80 general dsliV-
cries answered Both can give best ~
references. and would expect Hanne from
ladies Address BIZ Star
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KEW COMPANY! NEW RATES wv
MErHOns-f.osn. from 80 20 tlee
80. onfsktv nnf cor ff.terttaify on fur-
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BICYCLE SUPPLIES
cHATrgL LOANS

w 20 coon wonK-c n u.rr'
-'r i'ri regr,h psssc ,..s,,,SS,-, ~
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LADIES -sASDEBsOE's COTTON ROOT
pills. safe and sure euro for delayed
periods. Price g.. or boxes s.. Every
box guaranteed Raym md Remedy
Room 8, Hotel Antlsrs. Fourth ana
Union
ANTED-MfDDLB- AGED LADY As
houaekeepcr object matrmony Nd
dress Box 7o2. Toppepiah. wash
REV GREENE, At HOTEL HOLLAND.
Fourth ana Jefferson Just back 81
court house. IL easily and quickly
reached for ministerial services PrI.
vais psriors Phone Main g4oi
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auslNEsa PERSONALS

KopkREns-aiS All ara rnEYRn
done" 10 cent. . rcil Jacobs. q. &
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-06-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

PATRIOTIC SUNDAY''-that is
the name for next Sabbath and the
call comes from the International
Sunday School Association, is en-
dorsed by President Wilson and many
of the governors of the various states
and is issued also by our own Pres
byterian Church. The object of the
day is,
To pray for all belligerents and
the advancement of Christs King
dom;
To express gratitude to God for
our own Nation;
To arouse feelings of loyalty and
devotion to the Nation;
To enlist all the members of the
Sunday School and the Church in
some form OF patriotic service.
All our appointments and services
will be brought in touch with the
purpose of this day, and it is surely
the duty of every lover of God and
Country, and the World to fall in
line!
This is a time when God is weigh
ing men. and churches and ordinances
and institutions. nay ii not be said
of any of us. Weighed in the bal
ance and found wanting"
Sunday School at 10. and Public
Worship at II A. NJ. Evening SER
vice at p. NJ.
Thomas B. Greenlee. Pastor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-06-28
LECTURE WE'LL RECEIVED

DR.. a. F. Kepford, of Fit. Dodge,
gave a splendid address on the Red
Cross and the work of this splendid
organization, at the Methodist church
Monday evening. A good sized crowd
greeted the speaker DR.. Kepford is
greatly enthused with the success of
the Red Cross Society He has stud
led it from beginning to end, and made
a wonderful impression on his at
tentive audience as he told of the
practical side of the work. No one
who heard the doctor can feel but
that whatever donation was made to
the hundred million dollar fund, was
given as matter of duty.
In the afternoon DR.. Kepford was
asked to speak in the big tent at Eb-
enezer church west of this city, where
a celebration was in progress. He
went at the request of the pastor,
Rev G. B. Christensen. who is also
greatly interested in Red Cross work.
DR.. kepford is fluent and pleas
ing speaker and drives home his
point in forceful manner. He has
spoken in Audubon before, and he
will be eagerly heard here again at
some future date.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-06-28
Audubon, July IL to q, hclusiv
THE SCHUMANN QUINTETTE

Will appeal to all lovers of good music, and the
first day will set pace that will be hard to maintain
Their program is sensible Interpretation of the works
of the great composers
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-06-28
THE ROYAL HAWAIIANS

Real native musicians brought direct from the is
lands to our Chautauqua PLATFORM to fill the growing de-
mand for the quaint wierd, appealing music of Hawaii
beautiful illustrated lecture will be feature of the
evening program
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-06-28
KATHARINE RIDGEWAY

Is admitted as the platforms
greatest woman reader, and
for years has brought joy,
mingled with happy tears, to
audiences all over America.
Her coming to Audubon will
be a great event.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-06-28

Whose lecture, "Kings aud
Queens, Crowned and I'm
Crowned" glorifies the I'M
sung hero and brings the
boy and girl of everyday
life into their own.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-06-28
THE GLENN WELLS co.

Will introduce a type of pro-
gram to our audiences diff
ferent from anything else of
the entire week, consisting
of humorous and dramatic
sketches mingled with a lot
of good tuneful music.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-19
FIRST AID TO CUPID
NAMED FOR MEADE
Y. NJ. G.. A. Procures a Parson
to Look After Boys
Interests
DIR. WASHBURN SERVES
Number of Philadelphians Sent
Home Because of Physical
Defects

CAMP MEAD DE, Admiral. Md, Dee IL.
NJ more will the Little Penn men fear
the darts of Dan cupid and tremhle
when the little fellow scores hit.
Their troubles in this connection have
been many and varied, and much like
the actors of old, they have been forced
to exhaust their resources II an eiorl TO
find a parson in the short time that
Uncle Sam allOts to a soldier who seeks
a leave OF absence for the purpose OF
getting married.
The Y. VI. G. A.. very dependable or
ganization and a mighty good friend of
the boys in khaki. has come To the res
cue and appointed camp parson. That
good man will ofiiciate at weddings ana
communions and. in a word. handle all
the details that fall within the province
Of an ordained clergyman
He is to work Independently, but VIII
cooperate with the Y. NJ. &. n. and the
first man TO assume this important role
is the Rev. Louis g. Washburn. rector OF
Old Chris. Church Philadelphia. Doc
tor Washpuln has volunteered TO serve
in that capacity for a week or ten days
and will be succeeded by the Rev. Rob-
ert &. Dcnnison, Of New Haven. Conn.
The V NJ e. A.. which Is very much
on the job at Camp Meade, is erecting
three new recreation Centers, which Will
swell the number OF organization build
ingS to thirteen. one of the new build
ings will he located near the remount
station a second at the gas station and
a third at the base hospital.
Surgeons at the base hospital an
nounced today that George Burton. OF
Lackawanna County, Pa. will probably
die as a result of injuries received yes
terday when kicked by horse. Burton,
a member of Battery f, 3iith Field Ar
tillcry, was thrown from . horse which
he was riding and fell directly in front
Of another horse. The animal kicked
him Oh the head and Burton suffered a
fractured skull
The following Philadelphians were dis
charged from the Liberty Division today
because of physical defects:
John Stroles, Joseph Streferick, Jo-
seph l.. O'Connor. Local Board 35 Will
liam Simon. Local Board 81 John An
is,.o. Antonio Varrecchione. Joseph Ca
tarmesto, Arthur Ellis Benjamin puju!-
sky, Local Board 4 lsadore KelloCk.
' o"al Board 90; Charles +. McDevitt
James s wiseman. Local Board 81
Harry Forman, Local Board | Stanley
| Is azczak, Local Board 0; Hempel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-12-19
ACCUSE JAIL WARDEN;
SAYS IT'S FRAME-UP
Berks Official Is Charged With
Selling Drugs to the
Prisoners

READING. Pa. Dee. i9.--Warden g.
Herbert Schwartz, Of the Berks County
jail, was charged in a warrant issued
by Alderman Harry Eocht with selling
habit-forming drugs to prisoners. Emma
Brown AN inmate of the jail. Is named
as having received a drug from
Schwartz Prison Inspector Adam Body
made the complaint Body is repre-
scnted by NJ II. Hoffman, who Is counsel
also for Prison Inspector Edward Tame
ger. Friends Of schwartz are charging
that the warrant is part of a political
plot To get his job.
1t is asserted that Schwartz ordered
the drugs of pharmacist here, The
matter was first brought up by Harry
Y. Miller prisoner inspector. at the
prison board meeting last Wednesday
Schwartz was called before the board,
but 1t took no action. Body and Tanezer
then engaged counsel.
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had received large shipments Of shoes
too large for his men and Of overcoas
too small.
Heading Danielss testimony was the
disclosure that tho navy today has
under construction 42s capital and I'm
portant ships" This does not include
$50 submarine chasers.
The Secretary opened the getaway
hearing with a recital OF strenuous war
preparation beginning with the fall OF
1915, more than a year before the
United States entered the. war
"The navy has made 'creditable speed
in some OF its war work and has had
team work In ALL" he said.
Admitting that there may have been
some mistakes Daniels added;
~ believe however, when YOU know
all we have attempted We will receive
your confirming judgment that we have
done as we'll as was possible under all
the circumstances, always bearing In
mind the necessity Of doing everything
under whip and spur. conscious that II
must be done in such way as would
not necessitate doing It all over again
because of hasty or unconsidered action
The committee was deeply interested
in Secretary Danels's statement about
the manner OF awarding contracts. This
subject will be exhaustively gone into
when Rear Admiral McCowan. chief OF
tee Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
takes the stand.
Mr.. Daniels explained that OF 1876
contracts made since April last. only
sixty-two had been on Il basis Of cost
plus 10 per cent. OF s10,00o. OOO worth
Of contracts. exclusive of ships. S26 900.
OO0 had been OF the 10 per cent plus
basis. while si3,t00,000 had been in the
usual way.
with present conditions" said Mr..
Daniels, "contr lcts being made on the
cost-plus- l0-per-cent basis are sutisfsc-
| tory. With war conditions we must pay
/ for speed In construction and for facii-
ties.
| "A few contractors who came in to dc
| their hit really wanted TO get their
bite said the Secretary. But they
were not the big contractors