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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-02

Ai"LA tAfes ana ioeSe came -fex and
Iaf between. They were Usually seI>
traI months oad when Chsy reached
htn, ana Their value for the new
I lfl%y CONFINED did not amount to
macu. Nov. @here ls~epen hot hing I'm
the british Army QUITE Ike the
Trench Journal OF Che poUu Nothing
Is 50 Intimately conuected with che
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-02

mans surrendered without resistance.
holding mp their hands and crying
hamarade what sort of face would
you pun in hospital?
The sCsnrouffeur.r
One of the very newest things In
the line OF a camp newspaper In Amer.
teza n the caxnouzfetyr, published
Try the ezSTouffsxzse section OF che
Twenty NTH Engineers. in csEnlp near
Washington. D. G. The psans for tf1ss
weekly were recently drawn, up, ARTISTS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-02


~. oT l.tNG AFTER the first men
. selected for the new National
Army arrived IA tho various
y n camps, X was shown that there
saould be soue aet bod OF drssana mat.
sng news to the soldiers Tnougsands
OF the boy, hitherto always IN touch
with current events. were p4ascca ont
vet range Of the nesgsr,.4 tvets. Isesea
Sne great war. iuto y hlcn they mad,
enterSl. sscmea at a greater distance +
a large part Of The nessa 'Aey received
was second hard and cd 0y the rrna
II rea cttess hem
OF course, he solder was mainly
Interested in his oeu environment. his
fellow soldiers ana their dolngs. but
he 1as also in need OF news from The
sutsxae world. He required a kuowf-
edge cf what was going on outaide
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-02
=Ilap5 1u7Uez9/ZzoGA 18ea1eAyf
.LheC 2zzuuSxLZcU Ybaavu/E
. New Government Or
ganization Which Aims
ToHelp Both Producer
and Consumer = Scope
of the Boards Work =
Great Savings Effected
In COMMODITIES. .

'ssE-y = ut, larz. hy The Laf.caA,lvJa AZ
Svod% GGe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTCH TO CREDITORS
In tho Matter 81 the Insolvency % the
German American MercaBtis Rank a
corporation.
Notirs 60 tho creditors % the German
American Mercantile Rank. % Seattle.
Washington
Notice 10 hereby given BY the under
siEned as state Rank Examiner ~ the
state Of Washington 10 the creditors
Of and TO on persons having claims
against tho German American Mercsn-
tile Rank q corporation % the state Of
Washington. having its principal place
Of business at No. so Second ave. cor
ner SECOND ave. aud Marion ct. Seattle
King county, Washington, that tho said
State Bank Examiner ala, on thu 3lHt
day 81 January. a. ~ 1aif. taxa pos
session of the business aud assets Of
tho said German American Merrnnttla
hank FOR liquidation and distribution
under the provisions 81 chapter ns OF
the Session Laws 81 the state 81 wash
lngiou for the wear 1915. aud that ever
since Raid date the undersigned has
been and nov IL IN possession and con
troll ~ the husiness and assets OF tho
said German American Mercantile Bank
for tho purpose Of linutdationg the same
as provided hy law
Yot ANp EACH OF YOT ARE HERE
ny FURTHER NOTIFIED AND RE
auired TO present your said claims
against the rnid German A merican Mer-
camilla Bank 81 Seattle. Washington to
tho undersigned rs state Bank Eramin-
er ~ thu State Of Washington. and to
make legal proof thereof at tho office
sud principal place ~ business ~ said
German American Mercantile Bank at
No A22 second ave. seattle Washing
ton. up to ana Including the 18th day
% April 1917. and thereafter az tho
office Of tho state Rank Examiner. at
I'll White liuilding. seattle, King cnuu
~. Washington which win be tho Of
flee and place OF business for tn.
transaction OF the affairs OF said bank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

sfsn 10 its Efaoulafsd sasaf &c
fFssh p4st~ufts.i ntk - at g. -
stall a. he b.@us gkr. lSr Fa1ssas ~
Iranrs 4 The Is. ife safdiu.~ lee car
Z ssrks saji re- stall 50 fresh houliuY
lee a. itr can pork ana t~ans. 10
susar raf~d bacon. ftr - stall &c puf'
cscas. 49, 90 saf can hekinx pasdex
ser NfsM o. atfA~ hrrfl@. Ice and its
boa ssntifss ava rrfrHiit for Use Hiai
e. s-ib has - salt g isii powder. AZ
BAG atIh uhiFafdsiits rerss isr
sisii - peanut butter ice - : lbs &c
pure strained nosAsg i.e u frrsh corut
homer lfr oisomAfrAftns 4Tf shd tes
t1rk aer ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
700 WOMEN TO |
JOIN PARAD[

The Red Cross women Of Sc
attic viii open a ueek Of sc-
tive campaigning for member.
ship with parade Of 700
women Monday afternoon az I
O'Clock Under the generslship
Of Miss Dorothy Gibbs, squads
Of white uniformed workers
Will march thru the streets o.
the business section o. the city.
displaying banners bearing sio-
gans o. the campaign.
After the parade each squad viii
make an organized attack on one
81 the office buildings along the
route. and the campaign VIII be on
During the week every clgaI
store In the city viii be turned into
a Red Cross booth. where mem.
bers Of the organization will be
stationed with membership blanks
There will be other booths IN each
OF the downtown department stores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

HHNaf sail lie suEAr see Hfsli q
isnusirss bfiskat rofrlsd hssf 80 10 ban
burger ttr ~ Herk hanss ths sir
stall e. CLANS 81 AZ ktpP~rrd hrffinF
Ice % larsa erAhs Ice each, . fef ssr
iinE cod . ibs ih.. pink salmon Sc o.
NfaH iet black nrs Ito ete bun
ursuua sosaa str 10 whiis isuHdr ~
spsp tar stri p~anut tuites ihs
str stall ies doa cfsesi~s lse 2 iAFr'
inssrs tread fhe stall ts1, Tr@-n f-~As
ihs itF nee potatoes Tee ibi oulona
lie ~ stall 49, rfeasu brick ch~~-s
str 10 rail cream rhesss. Sc ~ Mar
SOLD nl~unafEaFfne So b. Stalls tffriif
oranges dos 80 POTATOES. lbs 80
fresh peas g. b. stan SO fresh Min
~ ~ a. as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
ACREAGE ron SALE
CotNrHN NONE PLACE
LARGE TRACT CLEARED WV

WITH small house. barn. chicken
house veil and other outbuitd
tags land all cleared aHd fenced
pi1v sd rieh soil unphsifur thi@
stea ~ seattle enlg ono block
ffun the iaku boulevard. watch
stu he paved seat year Frire
flsts terms sac cash aud So
uuathiK tive on shts place and
serk ln tuwu 90 clearing rwadf
FOR CROP Take KIRKLAND ferry
~ Madisna park TO affics -
Barke q Fafrar. ina. AZ kirk
iaHd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
Former Golf Champion
Is Injured in Europe

Lieutenant A. Vernon Macan
former Pacific Northwest goli
champion. was wounded In the des
perate charge OF the Canadian
troops at vlmy ridge a few days
ago Macan lives IN Victoria II
IL not believed his wounds are seri
QUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
Lloyd Tegart, Oregon
Star, Is Now in Navy

Lloyd Tegnft. the Oregon foot.
hBll star. who war largely respon.
sihle for the 40 defeat OF Penn.
sylyania AT Pasadena Last New
Years day. ~ taking navy train.
Ing course A friend bumped Into
him Al san Francisco The other
day. and found Lloyd logged out In
the regulation navy outfit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
BY ALTMAN

Stall 90 appirs ftit hos delivered
aspHrarus o. ib. stall - salmon trout
20, each iing eod he irr baiibut
he Ear stall 81. boiling beet itc ~
fresh potato sausage itr 10 pork sau
sage 800 81 stall ifo1 800 pkKs pan
IKE n1ur or cereals 90 this srsE stat
fGlS. nus bfoomH fse tnssda biscuits
sr Stall 1881. ffcfb dutA sEEs. toe dor
fancy brieA rheess ssf Jack cheese ~
ID fancy HElss cheese. 800 and ftr lh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
CONTINUED

after saId ihth day 81 Apni 1877. 40
claims must DO presented o. pf bsfvfe
tha iasi daF - publication - this no.
ttrs totatf ON 90 before the 1fd DAY
81 jolly 4 T. tsi4
Dated at s~atils KOS county WAshinF
tnn snd pubush"d for the fret time
Mach a. 70 1919 Dafs - last
publication July . 1871.
" q ffAsHDh
Male Rank ErsminsF - ths State -
Washtnston. 30 Wbfs nuudinr -
attic Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

stains ts.st soda eracksrs iec IN
.tn.it bag table sar itr bars.
matches iec. fine black flss Ice ~. !
Dos elutbrspins Sc stall re ~ bag
corn m,.sl. tef he yellow prAs. 80 :
TO- rolls toilet psp~r sts. sc car Los
Tohiu syrup. soc soc can Los Cabin
.yrup ssr stalls :. as e harnhnrs~f.
itr ~ veal toast s,e N Eaif spare
ftts ttr 20 pot roast fsse H. veal
outlets 80 10 stall TO- beet fresh
rhuru.d butter Gee a. rheic. creamery
butter $50 10 2 ihs ikr fr.sh puilei
esss tsc doE dor 81 90. mild cream
rhe~.. soc ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
BALF0UR WARNS OF
SUBMARINE DANGER

Solemnly warning Of the danger
In The submarine menace. ArthuS
James Bakour. head OF the British
commission. today told the Unite1
states senate this this danger. eves
Justice and right he said. This
ually be overcome and the cause
OF Justice and right viii prevail b
the world"
with fine faith In the future. 4
will nevertheless require every man
and every woman in this country y
throw their efforts into the scale a
Justice and right" he said. ''Thhis
already ~ being done-will be- done
further and further-aud eventually
success will crown our efforts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

stall g. b~sf raienf rour. issv psf
sarh ihs ns@nasunL 9,c, zee bare toilet
scap tr. iaxss milk. lee bars t~s'
white saRp. .af stalls .s-ls pare cane
suEAf use p~~ sack he rice. &c
stats t1h-it spinach. tbs ttcl peas
I " -. : ne use fane9 rhnbart. ies
ier3 ~hi's bernardo euionr lee ID
rtirumt-sFs. &c and ser each. stall III.
ihs cottage cheese. lie. picked be~ss
ifr pi hr~asfasi ch~sss fos stc
~esfrhaisi cheese. o. -sFh fuil a. rnr~
honey. stc. stalls is2.t.s. 3 cana Fip~
oiiNns ftrl i-lt pare SEEDED raisins
etr lie sweet California pfun.s 10
tahie fai.ins. .er ~ Stalls 1881 large
toin. ca,sup ttr large bottle vinegar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
PUBLIC MARKETS


- a g.. stssins beet is,e % pot
roast ~ lh Hogal pfpcefg 60. Annei
- ras terfies Toe tnH tofoA 80 10 good
chocolate. 80, Do Ntsii ~ Washington
rfsamsry butter 900 "a butfefmilk Zoe
gal buit apple lsiiy ~ apple butter ifr
10 stall D. saHsrsrast loc o. henitl.
Tee at cottage cheese Zee a. stalls
90 I bunthrs Hfrsn onions af. aspafa
rus b. ~ spinAth. tr ~ stalls ~ snd
Anust peanut batter tzr o. stall -.
large -ait herring tf each narHsfsi Itc
"a sea each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

VANCOUVER. -. G.. May s.
Reports have reached here that
Bobbie Powell. tennis singles
champion OF B c. for many yearl
was killed In action in France.
Powell was the founder OF ~
North Pacific Lawn Tennis -
citation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
MADAME IONA

ASD riiKENoiyoBtwr
tlt tnissrsii1. bsi~ssn Fifih and sis'h
rsiis pasi prescott and futuFs cofsss'
tns hsss,nrss snd love affair. advise
ygu ahaut divorce cases ana ~hAf wiii
BE- Fuur iuckY sfsp in iifs So iaks Niii
tell fuii names - Bpuf lover. sse~s
heart fFtrnds enemies sad wtst rsa
Afs Ftnst afastsd TO- HsaaiuEs daily
arf Euafnns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

MADAM VICTORIA

" arids Er~afs~' ftalfaeF4at shfrnelosls;
entire hfe pest rfas~nf and fasur.
sttr fas advice un tasta~et love.
sraifh srd fautli affairs tells she
natHF ~ fauf fsfare heshaEa % ~f,s
arH chat "a 10 fa is saee@.. N life
one fiEit -iu ps9 ruu fer Feur faanF
dies Hs-aintfnrnts in afhefs Hhs ~ill 20.
Hrnss 81 obstacles and tell SOFA hus 20
Ntn ana hold fhr enr Sua desirs HHs
sffss advice uH 4if Important Aff=ifs -
nfs special fraalrrs 60. bsiig sha
Hunaar uaafu fg hl.aft Hotel. ever
MnI DIR nlnrs .a-.. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
,o-rRApEs AND EXCHANGES

% acres all Thoroughly cleared I'm"
soil xuof reafa cottage. barn wsil
berries and fruit 8 COWS. horse plxs,
chickens an g. VIII accept seattle
seattle g. soc home clear az fret psl
ru~Ht B. b. ulItuEwr tef Empifu MA
es~rs<>e>e>s~~s>e>s>f ~sSNe,~~~~~~~e~NrNe~@~@~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

~ ANY LoNEtr tNi~cr MnEHEp
vidow Gs utur~ or Ices desiring MAJ
nzss piil anseuf fhis che wili her
frisfn = true gentleman ~ suitable sss.
shu eiii niaffi n both ere suited "A
drsss 1919 star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

\ ~ i-ff WALK bAe' ~
uf lessons. little rust
separate halls all dat aii
utaulnF ihu Yraf fHHnd
90 Fau ran dance with nuf s
one niddir as~d ana isssHl-
n~sa people ua difference
o. you hntsn't danced
HAL tt4a
Fourth ~.
Established ntsf 70 FsaFs
Tel Main 1911 ihrtssisf
eattousi raltsd aArtsr~ -
HansInF Asnnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
s ACRES
ROUGHLY IMPROVED

Win a practically new .-roorn
house. veil arranged. newly
papsred and painted barn. wood
shed. , chicken houses and tool
house; excellent water fine
soil. az place ~iii Hhoa cherries.
apples. pears piums etc. Is
young bearing trees besides s.v-
sral hundred berry bushea Of
different varies This place i'm
proved for q home nice lawn.
flowers and shrubbsry set out
Can be had on small cash pay
meut Party more anxious 70 ret
responsible people than large
payment down. Takes only short
time 10 show property 5Appiy
lo3 New York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
MADAM ROYAL.

MADAM kJG AL
ctsfntorASr kSp rHnENpt.ogtHr
VIII tsn sDu n the nne yea lnrs = sfu.
- fAlss ard t~ii you vbsu yem uiii
nRrrv fpu ISL mako pu missa axe ~
seeing her hha tells Yuu tn regards 50
tusisss. q ~iii pay t. consult ne
hsss nszfins suarants.d sAiis,arfaff
special readings Sec 1isA rnian. Yea
naa ttatsi
nEv GRACE rfi.rwon AfrRrw far
seven years IN Martinique. EiEhth and
t'niou APT az Consultation. dailf
Tus.faY A. see rrivAfa inssratftons
IN spiritual ard scisur@ umfeidm.rt
SUNDAY sres tres - : and Frsfsrnaf
uau ttti's frptih ave Main fite
MADAM HBssfrk or sRN FHANt-fs.
CO. Fsliahis paiulsf ard card reader
Advice an husiuens and domestic ~
faifs % csuts ard ~ 90 1874 Ftfs'
av~ opposite ffbefir theatre
MIS- nrnnfcK -alsiRfrttAi.isr MIS-.
lister Circles Ture1ar Friday even.
iuss Consultation daiiy Hotel nfbe.
1897 Thira ave rhon. Eiuoit fifi
NEsHA1E f-tios YorH Hrintr
friend gfrrie WEDNESDAY etrulaz only
o'riu.s cafr~ntsrr fau fsso FOURTH
hr'u~sn tins and Stewart Uss'
medium On ris'
HEv BERTHA NELSON TIN ALL
fis~r EiFss private consultation daIiv
circles sander TuTadaf and Friday
evening, ito' rour'h ave
MADAM MAX FFYCWlr READER
O. wlii pay Fuu 10 cell and 80. her
circles TUESDAY and FRIDAY evenings
isss Eisth ave first floor
.cLAiHfotANT READINGS. Also
cards ard painisiry taught isitA
rine corner H~ssnih
MADAM KArmRyN = WONDERFUL.
trance reader 81 90 thft PIKE ~.
iiait Hotel. room
HELEN RICE BuRLElGH
circles Sunday Tuepdsy. Friday q, cnings
consuitation dAlii 1909 rhird ave
room ~
MADAM PAULINE cLAtHvorkST
and trance medium Readings Euaran.
ted Tit owe Main 7ist
TRUMPET aEASCE TUESDAY. THURS.
day sunday. sit Hsadinrs daily
sis stewart st Mrs o'Hsta-
CARDS. FALMtsTRY.
gu Union Eoc
MADAM FRANK - cAHp READER.
2sc ieth iike Biliott Hotel room ?
CARD REAuINu - ROOM 9. isets.
Firs, ave. York uotsl
FULL Cam HEADINo Plaza Hotel
Fourth eve. room 2ot
soLDiER BOY PSYCHIC. 100 Fifth ave
Elliott sotsj.
FULL Card REApfNG-PtarR Hotel
O~c%SS%1tS~ ~ SSSGSS>S@Se,~~~~~.~~~o~<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

stall ~ It's standard graduated
smsar. &c s;aii -. frssh pssieuris.d
r.iik b. a. g. ~ stall IS r.i.phenc
psas he itc. strsw berries. iec tux
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
BUSINESS PERSONALS
$3.50 - $3.50

arUcrAcLEs firTED
with sphsrisal Lenses. canPisis. y se.
inriudinE examination Schwartz op
t0mstftsf eI4 tpief BLOCK hfrhrH
lenses lupiIt atrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
LOST AND FOUND

IuNr 1otp t.orkEr ESuNANEn
wttb monogram. o.. a. "a So neigh
tefh"Dd ~ FIRST and Nesisf Leave a.
'Hfi Hshrffnef te1 tffst as. b. fur
reward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
HOUSES EoR SALE

YOUR RENF MONTY WILL nUr a
home from Adam. at FsuntlsFoY. West
asa
ron sNtE RouMiNu uorHE.
Eesd iueauan VIII cell ,ory cheap for
wash Answer unif n ruu mean husi-
ness Address pee star
NEW MODERN HOME RAvENNA
tistrlet Make an offer o~nsf. phone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

AUCTION SALE
ANOTHER Lot or
MERCHANDISE JUST
ARRIVED AT THE
PACIFIC AUCTION 60
taia FinNr Ave
AHa eiu hu cold az puhiit auttlun Tues
dai Nrinssisf THURSDAY ana FRIDAY
remmenoins a. 10 g. "a lot -
lsaiss uishi SOS ne rhiidfrns a bite
dresses. ladies house dresses anf suits
iAfie~ 'nrn's aud rhiidfen's she~s
taw.iins shsstina table cloths Aiaska
Eoods ransisiinE - blankets auiIts
fiiiess rubber Eesds suit rases
tfpuhs and iot ~ other Enads tsa
numerous 80 nrutimh
FActffc AtCrfuN ESQ
taif ffrsf Ave-
joe NAltTtA kufflaHesf
D sif ssu have aufthihT ts -vii cell
up Main stsf
~s@~I-~@~s~sNs~-sf~e.asee~e A~.ee~.es~Nes~N@~@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

IS BUSINESS PERSONALS
IA bEtu ONE 4 ~trtNioh
"N DANCER ~ rfnpinfinN a
II" +NrfssfTAf.lHr~ instead -
az ORDINARY teacher a
fe~ hauss uiih sp~. al
YIN ist" ~th puf that r~fsoasi
/NlHV srap to peuF dhuetnE
" W can the tats-f DANCES sod
IA al TIE f4fcrtfs.
a. sn TERMS MOST
HgAEpNsntsE
Tug CARROLL SCHOOL OF pA~ctNu
tstth reaffh Az, nshs tIke ~ ~ stff
asfnt~f 81 f-rh. iHnef csrcis~ ~
= e-Hafamsr classes iasi formed In
classical tnfefrfxttes dances p.s
~afk ~fe Eufau naw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
s osPoRf0NffnEs
POULTRY FOR SALE

So WHITE LBgHoHN CHICKS NNp
fireisss breeder - CO. WHITE feEhnrn
chirAa - 60 pr Toe after the tssh ~
Nag He'd and Haired Rock
chtess g. - per dozen. " % ter 50
NEsnf- far Queen incutafafs ard breed 81
ere queen Hatcher - PIKE - ~.
tloft gaEf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

An SELLING MY HO1EsTEAD IN s
and 10 acre tracts. one mils from beach
cheap. Owner. W. ID. Patten. Colby,
wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

Restores urar Hair
To original color To hs nsssaEea Into
seaip tatrs ur~kiY one dollar Jar
sss American Hank uiaE
xAuHY Ar ONCE wT Ftr Yof ~
eurrasupndsnrs with s~sstai Thousand
charming and refined ladies Nhn Hish
20 fnarrr many unFfh ffom ~ uta to|
IS zoe and urunfd Particulars free
Adde'S Alisa ward n.ttA valley Sch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
wAnTGp-FuRNIrua1

VIZ Bur MoHE Used FUHNIruHa
and psy Hisnsf prices thaa aaY hous.
In ths eitt fhams Main asa Hsattls
Aucgioa Co sets Hsread ave
,.isss ,,.ss 20 .ss va. M.ia ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08
hotels AND
APARTMENTS

EEW ~ sfANhf HRA 81
gcfnsf FIRST Ave and Ftns NJ
Large modsfn. outsid. rooms. elevator
service phans. Ia ali rooms ftfss. class
In every fsspsct 500 ~. ~tth private
hath o.
INSPECTION CORDIALLY f~vtrrp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-08

NtALOWb FOR RENT bi ADAMS
Fauntlsroy. West $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-11-07
WAR RELIEF ASSOCIATION
GETS LETTERS or THANKS
NDxpiinia In England and France APP
prccintc Shipments Of Surgical
DressIuEx From Utehn,0na.

There Will be a meeting OF the board
of the war Relief Ass,ciatt ion OF Nir-
Ginia rhnrsday afternoon at I o'clock
1T headquarters in the Allison Build
ing, S02 Main street. Encouraging re-
ports OF chairmcn of various commit
tees will na heard Mt this meeting. To-
day packing of great cases is going
forward with dispatch in the work
rooms. and these Will be 1hipped early
next week TO the Gistt ibution cantcrs
abroad These cases will contain
much EeedAd supplies o, surgical dress
:nss and clothing,
There is nothing haphazard about
The work OF tho War Relief Association
Of Virginia Everything is done me
ihodically aud in order ana The ,mount
Of work accomplished Is an inspra
ton Letters from the from, are re
ceived almost daily and the request is
always the same desperate cry for more
and more supplies OF every descrip-
tinn
From tho Dreadnought Hospital at
Gre enwich. England. established for
the relief Of sick and injured scamen
Of all nations. tho association has just
received 1t letter thanking thu work.
"rs for case OF dressings, bardaSes
and other surgical supplies just re-
ceivcd safely.
We have in our wards" the super
intenacht writes. always about 600
men OF the Royal navy. as we'll az about
like number or the equally gallant
men OF the merchant service. the ,aen
from the mine sweepcrs. mine layers
and small patrol boats. who arc doing
so much for us In these difficult times.
You will, therefore. understand" the
writer goes on 10 say. that the re :.
sources OF thu hospital are taxed to
their utmost 10 provide the necessary
dressings and othtr requirements. The
help that has been rendered by the
Wa Relief Association of the United
states has been of the greatest as
sistance. 1t may interest YOU to
iinow that the United States na.al au-
thoritjes in this country tEnglandl are
making use of this hospital. and we
now have in our wards Z marine ser
geant, L. >. CraTatte. ] am glad TO
say that he is making progress to re-
covery."
From military hospital on the
French front. the War Relief Asso-
citation Is also in recent Of the follow
ing letter, which needs no explanation:
In reply to your advice letter of June
IL, 1917, we have pleasure in acknowl &.
cdSing and thanking you for the 100
yards Of rubber Shooting which has
arrived at m opportune moment and
Will be Of the utmost service in the
hospital We would mention that this
sheeting ia almost impossible TO obtain
in France and England. and as it Is
in daily uso throughout the wares. YOU
will realize the Importance we attach
TO the renewal OF our depleted stock"
or peculiar interest to those who
| wonder what Ia really most needed in
The hospitals over there" is a list Of
| things which has just been received
from the Anglo-Amercan Hospital.