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Evening journal., 1917-03-20

DR.. Howard James, late of the
United States Public Health Ser
vice, says physicians should pre-
scribe more organic iron-Nuxat-
ed Iron-to correct the great
drain nature has placed upon wo-
men at certain periods and to sup
ply the iron deficiency resulting
from a demineralized diet now be-
ing served in thousands of homes.
Opinions of DR.. Ferdinand King,
New York Physician and Medical
Author, and other physicians who
have thoroughly tested the value
of Nuxated Iron.
Evening journal., 1917-03-20
ATLAS DIRECTORS RE.ELECTED.

All directors of the Atlas Powder
Company were reelected at the an
nual stockholders meeting, which was
held in the principal Office of the com
many. the dupont building al noon
today The directors ere W. J. Web.
star J. r.. Van Lear. W. A. Lavdeld p,
, Coy and John ;. Scott Mr.. Web
ster presided a. the meeting. Aside
from re-clectiug the directors no bust
Ness OF importance was transacted.
Evening journal., 1917-03-20
MEvP's wOSDgaruL REMFrv
w. STOMACHinloSas'!s
q IIsE lls.3

Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers OF the
Stomach and Intestines. Auto Intoxi-
cation, Yellow Jaundice. Acute Indiees-
ton. Appendicitis. Gastritis and other
fatal ailments result from Stomach
Trouble. Thousands OF Stomach Suf-
ferers owe their complete recovery to
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Unlike any
other for Stomach Ailments. For sale
by J. NJ Eckerd, the Miller Drug Store
n. b. Danforth. and druggists every
where.
Evening star., 1917-11-11

INSPECT
Bungalows soe-s2o Whittier ST. NV; 7r. and sr.
Take Takoma Park cars to Whittier st., walk "
block east.
so2-s1o Rhode Island ave. ne.
Or. Take Berwyn or Hyattsvtlle cars to 4th
and r. I. ave, walk u block west.
B. II. GRUVER, Union Trust bldg. Main 1853.
sIX-ROOM CORNER HOUsEIs1OO CASH.
Absolutely modern; big lot: soft. side yard;
paved street and alley; walking distance DOWN
town; white neighborhood; reduced from $5 $50
to 1850: immediate possession. Address Box
217-S. Star office.
NEW BUNGALOW. SEVEN ROOMS. BATH;
screened sleeping porch; open fireplace; abso-
lutely modern: built by day labor; big lot; new
northwest suburb: near cars; owners price under
Sc 600: easy terms. Address Box 218-S Star office
TWO-srORY BRICK CT HOUSE; CLOSE TO
two car lines; s.e.; sell cheap, on terms or take
liberty bond In payment. Address Box 1925,
Star ot1ce. 13s
FOR sALE-sIx-RooM>HoUs NORTHEAST.
near Union station; In pleasant location; price.
s.. 900. Address Box 25e-S. Star ofice. 1ls
Evening star., 1917-11-11
So-Acre Equipped Farm, $4,000.
Half Hour to Baltimore.

Only V mile to R. X. depot: 70 acres In ma.
chine worked tillsge producing one to two tons
hny per acre; Scow pasture: nice lot wood; $50
young apple trees in bearing: 100 peaches. also
pears, plums. cherries. grapes. etc.; 2story
house. porch, shade, telephone, beautiful river
view: GO-ft. barn. 6O-ft. shed. poultry houses.
garage. etc. Interests of owner force early
safe and he Includes II taken soon. pair horses
cows, poultry, wagons and o lot Of tools and
crops. $G.0o0 takes all. Details page 30.
Ssrouts Catalogue" copy mailed free. E. A.
Title bldR.. PhiladeInifa Pa
Evening star., 1917-11-11

wooDLEY PARKS. 10. II ROOMS; COLO
nal architecture; facing park; freproof garage.
with heat and light. These houses are new.
Price. s1o.5o0 to $12,5oo: cash $500. balance to
suit Chevy Chase car to 10Th street. walk 21s
ws .ss south es Of M,a avenue
A. c. NOSES CO.. 918 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1917-11-11

SUBURBAN HOME. WEST OF CLEVELAND
Park. being fully detached. having seven rooms
and bath and stable: modern conveniences, in
cluding electric lights: high location; will take
81. 1900 for the property. Address Box 329-R,
FOR sALET0 CoLoRED PARTY. A GOOD
Groom brick. on X st. NV: in hrst-class order:
$500 Just expended on 1t; $500 cash; balance, $50
monthly for 40 months without interest.
GEO. W. LINKINS. l714 Pa. ave. nv.
Evening star., 1917-11-11

CLEVELAND PARK-wE ARE OFFERING
very desirable detached house, with IL rooms
and bath. Lot 75xlA5. Bargain price. Must
Be sold at once.
WEAVER BROS, 1856 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1917-11-11
TABLE BOARD.

CHILDREN BoARDED-Good care. Boz 1873.
Hyattsville.
NORTHUMBERLAND CAFE, APT. 1O8 New
Hampshire ave. and st.
CAFE. FALKsTONE COURTS tl4th and FAIR
mont sts.), IS per week
900 N ST. NW.-Fine table board; home cook
ing; reasonable rates
14ls MASS. AVE, Highland Terrace-Few table
boarders: home cooking; gentlemen only.
Evening star., 1917-11-11

FOR sALE-oNLY ONE LEFT.
PRETTY BUNGALOW HOME AT TAKOMA
PARK, D. c.. AT THE OLD PRICE. NEAR
BOTH CAR LINES, STORES. SCHOOL AND
LIBRARY. House has large rooms and tiled
bath, all On floor. LARGE CLOSETS. fine
attic and bright cellar. with STATIONARY
LAUNDRY trays. HOT-WATER HEAT and
open fireplace: electric light and gas. Large
lot-room for chickens and garden. PRICE.
s5 500; TERMS. ACT QUICK.
H. L. THORNTON, 301 Southern bldg.
SEE PHONE CONNECTIONS.
Evening star., 1917-11-11
wANTED-RooMs.
(COntinuedl.

(COmf1nWedl.
OR ROOMS apartment for Ink. BY
young couple; state particulars. S14 g ne. ~
LADY wants furnished room in apartment. with
or convenient to board, 18th and H pre-
ferred; Nov. 18th later. Address Box 115-S.
Star Office. IL
Evening star., 1917-11-11
BUSINESS PROPERTY,

VALUABLE DOWNTOWN BUS PROPERTY
n repair price. $67. 900: worth much mors.
Evening star., 1917-11-11
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

(Continued).
ONE OR TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH.
In northwest; not over $50. Address Box 2o0-S.
Star Office. 12s
WANTED-ONE OR TWO ROOM APARTMENT,
kitchenette and bath. Phone Monday or Tues
day, Main $685.
WANTED-SMALL FURNISHED HOUsEKEEP-
Is. Address Boz 26o-S. Star office.
UNFURNISHED APT. OF OR 8 ROOMS.
with ktchenette and bath, in NV, section
Phone North 6l43- Apt. "a. 12'
COUPLE WANT SMALL HK, APARTMENT;
about $50; must have two bedroomsi near War
Dept. Address Box 273-S. Star office
ON CAPITOL lillian APT. OR OR 8
1O9-S, Star office. IL
FURNISHED APARTMENT OR SUITE OF
rooms with privacy; must be close in; we'll fur
nished; running water; electric lights and tele-
phone; . BY man giving time to government; will
act quick: Address Box 17s-s. Star office. II.
LESSEE OF BEAUTIFUL TWO-ROOM AND
bath MISUNDERSTANDING apartment. 18th and X
streets would exchange lease for larger house
keeping apartment. Phone Col. 84Os. IL
FURNISHED APARTMENT NEAR 18th ST.
two gentlemen. Address Box 177-R. Star Office.
WANTED-IMMEDIATEL RY 5sOUTHERN
ladies', accustomed to most agreeable environ
ment. 5-room modern apartment NV. references
exchanged Address Box 95-s. Star office.
rooms; in private residence. Phones Main 1920
Woodside 11s. Address Box 1o6-s. Star office.
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT IN APART-
ment house with cafe or where meals can be &C.
NV. section wanted now. but would wait for
right apartment; give full particulars; refer
ences If desired. Address Box 154-R. Star Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
LABOR LEADER ASKS
that ENGLAND SET
FORTH AIM TN WAR.

LONDON. Dec. Is Enforcement
OF President Wilson's war aims. and
urgent plea that Britain make clear
even more cmphaticnlly than hereto.
fore that she Is not fighting IA war
Of conquest was the message doliv.
cred 20 Hritain'n trades union and Ia.
Dor congress today by the laborita
leader Arthur Henderson Tho SOS.
sion was specifically called 10 dis.
cuss war aims Henderson moved
adoption OF President Wilson's out
line OF war aims In full.
The war" he declares. becomes
a struggle of old and new systems
Of government Secret diplomacy
and compulsory military service
should be rendered unnecessary.
The allies must ronounco their
Intention OF creating an lmpenctra.
bic barrier against the German PEG.
pie. Cermany'n autocrncy must give
place 60 democracy Milltnriam must
bs universally discrcdited
Declaring his complete support OF
President Wilson's war aims for
America. Henderson said
The American people are fighting
for n league OF nations more than
anything else. And yet this moment
has been selected BY Sir Edward Car.
son 90 treat that proposal with scorn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
RAIN BLAMED
FOR ACCIDENT

A rain smcarrd Windshield II 20
blame for the death OF c. J. Mel.
hush. who registered In Columbia
county. ore. run into and killed by
a machine driven by r. W. Gilmore.
-. Tts North 18th 1T. a longHhorc
man. at the intcrsection 81 wcn,iake
ave. and olive IT. Friday morning
According 20 Gilmore. he vas driv.
inE north on WcHtlske shortly after
7 O'Clock and had reached oliyo st.
whom he struck Meihuinh Ills wind.
shield was covered with moisture
and he failed to sec NelhmHh. who
stepped from the sidewalk on the
opposite side Of the ear from which
Gilmore was looking.
Gilmore lifted Mclhuish into his
car. and took him TO tho drug store
in the Joshua Green building. They
could % nothing for him there. 30
he drove 20 tho Seattle General hos
pltal. whore tho injured man died
soon after hts arrival
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Er
win ~ Palmer questioned Gilmore
Friday morning. and then allowed
him 20 go upon his personal rccog.
nlzanoe. with Instructions TO return
Saturday. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

aud contempt"
henderson outlined CarHon'H re.
cent speech az Portsmouth,, Ia which
h9 declared that mot speaking light
~. We knew Austria aud Turkey did
not want TO continue"
Aren't we justified" Henderson
said in concluding that Austria
ana Turkey are ready for settle.
mcnt. provided the government is
prepared 90 deal with them ns Ger
many In dealing with Russia Why
wasn't IA similar course pursued. eH.
pecialiy with regard 10 Turkey. b.
uHf Did We prefer 10 take Jerusa.
lem foreibly7 Is II surprising that
ncutrulH Russia. even America. can
suspect US OF annexntionist designa7
Labor must demand ciariflca
ton OF Britnln's position II the work
ors are called on for further sacrl.
ficca.
This does not mean the white
feather Labor does not desire that
Germany be- admitted 20 league Of
nations while intoxicated by her mil
itsry triumphs, but the allies should
mako IL clear that the struggle viii
continue only for principles and
Ideals. and not for conquest.
Labor asks an opportunity 20 as.
certain how Germany is prepared TO
accept inboritc peace proposals."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
UNKNOWN man
SLUCS WOMAN

Mrs August Larson. GIG SIND
ave. y. w. WINS plugged while on
her way home early Friday morning
She boarded Ballard Beach car
shortly after midnight. and got off
at 32nd st -Four men got off nj the
same place. As Mrs. Larsen was
proceeding along 32nd ave. between
seth and eth sta. she was struck
over the head with n blunt instru.
mcnt
She screamed as she fen 20 the
pavement. and Floyd DoerSch. Of the
y. A NJ. Lumber company. who was
about so feet ahead OF her. rushed
TO her assistance. Al his approach.
the asBallant fled.
Mrs. Larson had noticed man
following her and r. Of the impress
rion that no was ono OF those who
Fot Off tho car at the came place.
Hh~ wa. wearing number OF ala
monds. and tho police believe that
these were the motive for the attack.
The detective department Is working
on tho case. but reported no develop.
mcnta at a late hour.
Mrs. Larson IL AT her home. SUI.
fering from n cut and discolor~d eye.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
WOMAN HERMIT
LIVED IN HILLS,
CLAIMS DEPUTY

Los ANGELES. Dec. 2s-Thnt
Madame II" the mysterious WON
an" who IL linked with Frank
Schulenbcrg. alleged German master
Spy IL woman who owned a cabin
near Schulenbcrg's ana Herman
Jakupalch In the Sierra Madro
mountains. was the statement al
legged 10 have been made today To
Deputy sheriff j. + Nolan, In "A
confession hy John Knox. charged
with tho murder Of 1akupaieh.
Nolan declares he drew from
Knox tho statement that lakupnlch
was acquainted with tho woman.
Knox says sehulenberg. Jakupalch
and Mime III" spent several weeks
In August and September at their
cabins In the mountains, Tho WON
an was provided with plenty OF
money and had big touring ear AZ
her disposal Knox says he was n
freighter and became acquainted
with schulenberR and Mime II" In
making trips 10 aud from the noun
talnn lie did some hauling for them,
he says lie states that on Christ
mas night he and Jakupalch became
involved In n quarrel: that both drew
guns and Iakupaich was shot, lie
does not know where Mime. III" II
now
In an automobile schulenbcrg
would come to the cabin In com.
pany with stranger. mountainecrH
declared. He and schulcnbcrg and
Jakupalch would enter the cabin
and remain hours at a time
jakupaich II sAid Co have been an
I W W and summed his mountain
nslghbors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
wESTIAkE

Stall iOG, itc pkg. Quaker oats. ioo;
bars laundry soap, 2bc large can to
mhtoea. isc; Z pkgf Golden Egg noodles,
or spaghetti. 2hc. 6 cans cleanser. Csc. ?
Sc cans new pack peas. Csc. Stall 100,
No. I Yakima Gem potatoes, si,7e; fancy
Bellefleur apples ti.lT box dry onions,
ms Toe lbs. 25e. Stall 1866, rye
bread, loaves 2bo; sweet rye bread, ~
NJ loaves for $50; raisin bread. 4
ioavcs Csc. war bread. loavep 26c.
whole wheat bread, loavos Csc, Stalls
$3.50. burbank potatoes, ~ o. sack; fino
carrots. 81 rs sack. yellow turnips, SIS
sack: rutabaEas. i1.s5 sack stalls is-is.
i0c pkg Arm and Hammer soda, 5o ?
canH peas or string beans, Csc, J. 10. can
Guittard's chocolate. CSC; ? pkFs new
seeded rnislns. Acc Stall ioa. Carnation
milk. So 80 case; No. 10 bag yellow corn
meal. G0c ms. French prunea. 2bc.
Stali 1870. No so sack local patent flour,
81 50; lbs navy beans A0o ms rolled
oats. 25c Z l5c pkgs CrcametteH, 2bc,
Sugar stall, lbs sugar. Csc; Wostlaks
Special flour. ;2.Gi. Gold Bond flour.
12hp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
AGED WOMAN IS
SOLE 0CCUP ant
OF WAR VILLAGE.


WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD. Dec. 2s.--Prefer-
ring to live IN "a pig pen rather than
stay away from the home she had
known all her life IN the story ~ an
aged Frenchwoman who II today the
lonely single iDhabitant Of deserted
village IN the Aisne department Of
Northern France.
Defylng even tho French military
authorities who have ruled against
the return Of former inhabitants TO
the village on account Of IL proN.
unity 10 the new German Lines. Marie
Lozicr. 90, picked her way back un-
aided. ana finding the pig sty the
less ruined part Of what had been
her home. she gathered up odds and
ends and put roof over H. Once
settled. she refused 20 leave.
II was here that Miss Mary vir.
GINA Poyton. OF Charlottesville. Va.
one OF many young American women
aiding the returning villagers Of the
AiHne. found Madame Lozier.
what are you doing hcre7- the
young American girl asked.
It's Her Home
This II my home and I had n
right 20 come" she responded
But how did you get here7"
81 just got here. that's all know"
All the entrentics OF the young
American woman and French sol.
diers have failed 10 convince the
aged Frenchwoman that she should
leave the improvised home in the
pig sty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
THOUSANDS ARE
LEFT HOMELESS
BY EARTHQUAKE

WASHINGTON. Dec 2S.-Thou-
sands In Guatemala city are without
shelter while the earthquake shocks
there continue, said n message dated
0 p. m. yesterday TO the state de-
partment today.
Danger OF pestilence was seen
from the fact the water situation IS
serious. and sanitary conditions are
corrospondingly affected.
Tho American Red Cross IN aiding
tho homeless and has collected $500
I'm the city 20 date and has offered
help from here.
Tho foreign colonies. including the
American. are reported safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
SECOND TAXI MAN IS
SLUGcED IN TACOMA;
ROBBERY IS MOTIVE

TACOMA. Dec. 3S.--For the sec
ond time within few days. taxi.
cab driver has been sluggcd and
robbed here after being struck over
the head with an iron bar or re-
volycr butt.
Pat Mattcson r. the latest victim.
He Is in hospital today. suffering
from n terrific blow that left him
unconscious in his car.
Matteson has not yet rcgaincd
consciousness. altho IL Is believed at
the hospital he viii recover.
only a few days ago Lawrence
Bcrquist. a taxi driver. was found
unconscious in his car on the army
post road near Murray. with "A
crushed skull lie Is now lowering
between life and death, while George
Pidd. n private at Camp Lewis. is
awaiting trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
SAYS AULT IS NOT
STRONG SUPPORTER

I'm not here representing Anna
Louise Strong IN any way She
isn't even n cog In the legal ma
chinery. I'm here representing the
labor world"
This was the opening statement
OF Attorney Bradford in Superior
Judge Jurey's court Friday morning.
representing Erwin r. Ault. editor OF
the Seattle Union Record. who
sought restraining order prohibit
ing Reuben w. Jones. secretary OF
the school board. from canvassing
the recall petitions against Anna
Louise Strong.
Attorney Bradford said he was
not dealing with the recall OF Miss
Strong. lie told OF the events that
led up 10 Mr.. Aults entrance into
the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
MILLER WILL TALK
AT NOON Meeting

Congressman John +. Miller win
address tho King County Demo
cratic club AZ It's Saturday noon
meeting ana lunch at Good Eats
Cafeteria. First ave and Cherry.
lilo VIII tell ~ tho French front
and trenches which 10 recently Wis
tied a. a member OF the congress
slonai committee.
J. n. Trenholme former county
chairman and recently returned
from Washington. u. G.. will also
address the club and speak Of i'm
prcsslons cleaned by him first hand
at the national capitol
Miss Lillian Seaton. Of spokane,
soprano. and Mrs. Ellen Colby
Lane. OF Seattle. will sing duet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
GERMANY SPEAKING TO U. S.
AND ALLIES THRU B0LSHEv|KI

WASHINGTON. Dec. IS. - Ger.
many II striving 10 talk 20 the Unit
Cd States and the allies thru RunsiR.
That II the meaning OF the latest
Tcuion nancuverH at the Br.ai.
LltovHk Russian peace parleyn, as
necn By international experts here
today. The German peace move Ia
apparently on In fun force. with lsua.
sia. an Oermany's mouthpiec~. de
nigned TO pass along tho German pro.
posalH for a general peace TO the al
lica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
LOCAL WOMAN Is
ROBBED IN SOUTH

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2s.--Mrs.
Lucy Tcnert. recent arrival from
Seattle discovered today that her
room had been entered during the
night and $500 stolen. The woman
wept for seven hours without stop
ping. II was said. and physicians
feared she would burst n blood
vessel Because OF her hystcrical
condition she was unable TO tell
tho police the location OF her room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

The Teu,onic talk brought scarcely
any response IN responsible quarters
here today. Officials passed 81 off
with the comment that fiohenzollcrn.
ism must be eliminated before any
peace In acceptable.
GermRny's adoption Of the slogan.
mo annexations. no indcmnitics' is
regarded merely an trap TO appeal
TO the unthinkInT. whereas anything
specific she has mentioned docs not
take care OF broad problems like
Belgium. which must be settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
KAISER'S zEPS I
FA|L;FLEET IS
NOW CRIPPLED
BY w. 8. FORREST,

u. v. staff Correspondent
WITH THE FRENCH ARMY
IN THE FIELD, Dec. 3D.
osrmsny's Zeppelin program,
announced With bosstful pride
in 1914, stands a dresry failure
today.
Accurate figures available 20
the United Press show that OF
So Zsppslina put into commits
sion since 1914, IS have been
totally destroyed.
Two have been badly damaged
and put permanently out Of COM
mission.
Two. possibly destroyed. are now
missing.
one was badly damaged and tenn.
porarlly put out Of commission &c
December
Thirteen remain IN service, eight
OF which are detailed 70 the North
sea. two 10 the Baltic and three al
experimental or school ships.
Lose Seventeen in Raids
Raids Of France. England and
Belgium have cost the Germans II
Zeppelins. 8 having been accounted
for In England. 5 In France and
IN Belgium. Accidents by fire. wind
and lightning have destroyed al
least eight in Germany
Zeppelin numbers. according u
accurate calculations. started witt
the LII" and ended with "L~57.'
Numbers between rs and 30 have
not yet been employed, leaving 50
10 be accounted for. Ii and
LIZ" were destroyed before tn,
War. The first fell in the North
Sea and the second Was accident
ally burned at FuhlssbutteL
In addition 10 her Zeppelins. Ger
many has had in commission sine,
beginning OF the war at least j;
Of the Schultz LAM" Gross" and
'Parreval" types.
OF these possibly sevep remain IN
service. two, however. as non-com-
blatant instruction ships
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
NO DANGER At pUYALLup

TACOMA. Dec. 2s.--The Puyai-
lup river has risen three feet in ~
hours and Is still rising at the
rate Of about a foot In four hours.
but there Is little possibility Of It's
going over It's banks. and causing
another dangerous flood, according
10 Engineer Roberts. in charge OF
tho inter county Improvement work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

Stall 2, Del Monte tomatoes. i6o can;
Parks pineapple. 22c can. Aunt 1omimR's
pancake flour iic pkg sun Maid rat
Sins. lac pkg. AndorHon's. pol Monte
cAtsup 20c bottle; silver Shield peas. I &c
can. CRmpboila soups. Ice can; kidney
beans. l5c cnn. Htnll Is. fun cream
cheese ? ne 600 fancy coffee Ne
b6c. Stall a. shoulders mutton. $50
10. pot ronst nc NJ stali 30. bread, 3
loavos 2Sc. coffee cake, 2 for 2Sc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
Public Markets


FINE SIT.
Red shl Grocery. Annex. eating APP
pies. ioc doE. dor $50; 2se bottle
~ pic Hyrsp. zoe: spinach. &c 10. stong's.
s5c can Booths Hardlnep. for ace.
pkKs Quaker cora flakes, ibc; lbs,
choice black figs. $50 Htall -. fresh
Warrington creamery butter. $50 NJ
Reliance coffee, 37c ID. Stall 10. fresh
ground peanut butter. iso 10, olcomar-
garine. $50 10. lbs. Csc. Stall 10. best
Yakima Gem potatoes, ms ioc. 10
his a6c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

Raymond Mizc. wanted by the 10.
cal detective department for "A mum
Der of burglaries and thefts commit
ted in Seattle within the last few
weeks. has been arrested by the Port
land police. A man has been sent
for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
WANT BETTER SERVICE

A petition for better car service
on the Greenwood and S5th st. cars
was submitted TO the city council
Friday by residents in that district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28

o9-l.cgal Notlces
is IiiE INSTRUCT COURT OF TiiE
United E,atss. for Tho western DE
trirf % Washington. suFthsru Division
~ nA~EnrFTcf, NO teet
NOTCH 90 ttNNr MEETING or
CREDITORS
In the Matter % Harm Edgar Eossbs
aaf winifred T. Hosshs. usnhfupts
To the creditors % the atovs named
rsnbr up,s
Notice 10 hereby given that on the sisi
dsy % December 1917. ths said uaFry
Edssr f-osahs - ur we're tuiy 81.
dedicated bankrupt and that the rfsi
fnesilns % ths creditors % said hank
fupts Wiii 10 held af the effira pf
ths unfsFsignsd Referee n Rack
ruu'ry. isst T.. e Smith HuiidinE ia
Hsanls. in said district on the tath
DAY % Janusfr. igtt. at e'cioeE IN
the Afternoon. AZ Watch tifns the said
creditors fusy attend. prove their
claims appoint ,russss. ssaulius 'hs
bankrunis hnt transact such other
tusinsss a= mAy properly CONS before
sid meeting
Dated e, Hssitl. IN s-ia district. this
gfth day ~ ur--mt-f. 1915.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-28
s.SroRY HOUSE AND
2 GARDEN TRACTS ti.eie

Two Fuod garden tracts. cleared.
fenced and In cultivation. with
steFy house and cuttuildinFs
street grade, sidewalk and water
all IA and paid FOR. tive blocks
from good grade school and fully
accredited high school room for
Farhen. fruit. bcrries and poui'
Try! exceptional bargain Land
worth the price without TIM
prcyemvnt rrtgs tiQsa3 trtma
tf5 cash. balance 80 per month.
Take Madison car 20 Madison
park and caunty ferry % KIRK
land and inquire % effics 81
burke a Faftar. Inc.