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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
Cut-Rate Prices

Ailments OF the Glands
and Nerves ~ specially.
Eyes, Ears. Nose. Throat
Chest. rheumatism. Ulood
and skin Ailments. raral.
N-is, Quick. reliable treat
ment for Pelvic ,ll'nsutn
and all weaknesses. Blood
tests 81 ever, Kind. prrnn-
uent bcttcrn~nt for low ".
ialiiy. Scirniifla spinr 1
nerve treatment. No knife.
Twelfth year Dr. Macy,
2oasS tpicr BIDS, sf3 Scc-
end ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

Stall 20. 30. 3 homiuy l1c pkg pork
M beans. ioc can Fny6erE catsup. 20c
bottle. stall e.. hafkhores c. 10 neck
bones tr 10. stall g. beet Jersey butter.
ibs fsr. fgu cream cheese. 1sc a..
stall T. sun Maid raistns igc ~ maea-
roni. - o.. STAN %. shaa. Zoe lh.. hall
but Zoe fh. herring. ibs. &c stan %.
cookies. isc dcz Hsiebaek. iSc ID. hard
tack. Ice TO-
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OItNIIs

stalls 3 g. o. 2. veal roast. use 10 /.
rib and holm veal chops itr nt sirloin
ard round steak ifc 10 ham burger and
sausage. RE CSC. pot roaKi Ice N /.
famiir hRna. go ~. good bacon, .2c 10.
stall -. frcsh h4Iihut. Tbs Is salmon
ite 10 ling cod. loo N klppcrcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
ACREAGE cor SALE
uD VIII urY

AZ IMPROVED LirrLn FNRN
So cash and Sc monthly Siii PEI
fnr rho place house, srli ani
pump good soil partly cleared
and ready fof garden fsuesd
over = acres \ bis snaf for
snmeoua who wants 90 raisa
chirarn.. berries sna POTATOES
t~o blocks from y. a. depot and
school also HANDY o. t.aka
Washfnxtun Take Kirkland
bnaf. al Madison psfk 10 offiru
~ burke 4 FAFfsr On kirkland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

stan "a. he fine GRADUATED sugar.
SEE fresh psstsert1ed milk. &c at. &c pf-
stalls s1-ss Io-ib. BAG flour. &c. lbs
bet rice e1c. A. & ~ baking soda. e
can. isc can stfiux beans. foc Gee bottls
olives soc; tieo 7-lb tin NJ J. u. cof-
fec $50 stall -. best fresh ground pes-
nut butter. i2r n lbs 1ac; ois1msrxar-
inc ssc 10. 1Sc H.. pure strained horey.
l5r 10. 1sc At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
SIS BUSINESS PERSONALS

THE FACTORY HAIR STORE IL THE
place to Get your work done At factory
prices We have for sale ana manu-.
facturs toupees. wigs switches. puffa.
eurlE. pomps. transformations and Uld
lady front pieces. Everything TO wear
in hair goods We made and carry In
stock. Clean. dye ana make over your
old switched. toupees. wigs etc. Make
Up your cut hair and oombinss In any
f"''ern YOU may desire 1901 First av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

salmon. $50 10: skinned soies. Joe ia
stall 10. 4 ioc pkKE corn flakes 1~kx
aOc dried smoked herring. i5cs 80
Relianre rarimps. 1sc; tsc Queen olives.
soc. CSC can coffee. aTo. lbs. fine rscs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

BREMERTON. April 9.-The Orc
ron naval militia. consisting OF 81
marines and 1893 jackies. arrt~1l
here from Portland this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
MADAM NlCTORlA

Worlds grratest riairtuYant, phronoioElsi
and medium guarantees Go read your
entire life past. present ana futur7
Fiyr true adylcs on business love.
health and family affairH. tells the
name Of your future husband ~ vie,
and what 90 DO 60 he successful IN iife
ono visit viii pay you for your many
dIsappninttnenta IN others she viii 70.
move eli obstacles and toll YOU how 10
ssin and hold tho one you deslre she
gives advice on ati important affairs %
NE special readings Soc. Daily ana
sunday Room 4. Abbott Hotel over
oel DRUG store
the READING THAT SATISFIES
Mrs Kellogg. clRiryoyant. 1890 seventh
ave- room ?
MADAM MACK CIRCLES WEpNEs.
day aud FriGRy evenings Consultation
duilF 1929 seventh ave
FttI. CARD READING -PtaEa notcl.
Fourth ave. room 2oi
CARDS. PALMfsrRY,
slt Union. upstairs THIS week. 80 ots
SOLDIER poY Psychic 1910 Firm ave.
Elliott ioGej.
TRUMPET sEANCE TUESDAY THURS
day. Sunday, SIS Readings daily.
Mrs oHara, alt stewart ~
MADAM FRANK -- CARD READER,
paimlst. 25c. THIRD and riue. Federal
rUl&S.SGEI9Se2Uo--~o~-OO~~~O~oOoOoo
81 CARD OF THANKS
WH WISH TO THANK orr MANY
friends for tho blindness shown durinE
tho sickness ana death OF our beloved
son. Julius Carbuhn. Nj and Mri
I ! Carhuhn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

Reads Yoaf hssa iusi 80 q Indicates from
tha cradle - grave. shat business TnH
afr adapted far shsn and Hhotn rga
~ifi narrf. SETTLES anf explains love a.
fairs snd family Troubles, rsunliFs ne
ssparatrf rfr Explains permanent
hesfth rules Satisfaction guaranteed
Of no sharrs 40 one n trouble turned
$50 ...e.as 40 "a money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

tu Franchise World g
Fair leading phren1lu
Rist ana ctoirNoyant .
has read for more
noted people than any
reader in America ,
gives truthful advice
on ali affairs OF me-
satisfaction naaran
tced can be consulted
daily ga her oriental
pnrinrn entire iua rf
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FOR SALE


SASH AND DOORS
Orarr yeur sash and npafs direct ffssn
. n WILLIAMS CO We sell faf iess
because 80 own our oSn mill Large
stock prompt shtpfnent and safe Do
livery % dsafiuA'lon guaranteed oar
eis illustrated catalogue 40. 20 mailed
frts psstpaid on receipt - request
We 90 not haudis fuush lumber
t.eross panel doors. No. I ,t...tt...ti ~
s-piY xsnssr panel deofs ...s.... a.c9
Frsat siass door. s-sst-s .......... see
Kitchen glass deaF. iisht. ....+t.. g5t
uausaie~ sssh as low as ......t... SO
sas katt~d sash ,.t.r.. ....tst..ss. la
sasss medicine cabinet daurs ....... as
Panel cupboard doors .st.f.s...st.. IS
oily uald seal Heofing .,.t...ss.,s iss
We carry faii iina - huiliinE material
Including frames. tnsits ruish. taiia'
ssa kafisafu paint. etc
O. ~ WILLIAMS co
isss rlrst Ave Seattle. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

PUGET SOUND
| STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LEAVE FROM Cof.MAs
DOCK, roof or MARION STREET
isAvs Irrivs
sssttis Seattle
'NIstoria. y. C.-rert To~s-ens-rert
Ans.i..
iso .i--mer sci Dae. fori f,spm
mid ITewns.nd wtiiisms daily
niEhi punErnss. tS~auiml.
cary isnrsiss ard Nictaris
'uoss not call at
Victoria Eunasy,
rasonpa Direct
team st~amer. tacoma ard steam
sesrs Indianapolis fer Tai ~ team
- eearn roma dirsrf steamer - sspn
sern every tee feafs Gee t.fssra
ttpra sinHis tip sec round tieprn
espra trip. tieF-n
fssprnr sieprn
sfsprnl s fsprn
ssur daily
Fsu rs~u.erd special
esprn Townsend firsct 10 1eprn
daily Connect. q, Townsend daily
18th rail lines for all
points On Olympic
'r.nin.uis
.rsrt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nottingham
essr, ~t~arn., whst~am eearn
dany FOR rer, Townsend daily
tAnacoris. and Bel
bingham.
Observation-Disclosures
Pert Townsend
10 ssprnis q .Kui.han. fori .esrrn
daily ~ everett. Anaeortss daily
isna ne inE q m
lCaii. ~ Port Town-
lssnd aouthhounf on
lily Does not call all
trvsret' SATURDAYS
San Iusn Observation-Disclosures
isso str Resale. Cor Port oenu
rutan'ht Townsend and Rel Tuesfv
sunday bingham via all SAM ThursY
Tu..a'y Juan island points sa,ur'y
Thurs'yi
san Juan islsnds- Nottingham
eosw str cnv % Angeles 7'eepm
Tus.a'yi,or Rockingham VIA Monday
Thur.y'gan Juan Island Wednes
sa'ury poirts fr'asy
Part rsrn.~nd-rort Arreles-Neah
Ia, ard WAY Fort.
T. ~ steamer Utopia. for teopn
r,idn'ht'rrr, Towusend. PORT IueShy
eunaaviArEoie. Nesh Bay Thurry
Tu~sdviand wsv ports sA'n'F
ThursN l
ro,, Town.~rd-rort Angeles and
Way Ports
1900 is,r. wsiaieale. for t'oenm
,,,s,,ht Port Townsead, Portl Sunday
Nonaav Angeles Ciailam and wehnes
wefne- way port, fHo@F
Tridsv -
Par, cambic-uudlcw--ri
|- .-.,.,,. iis,..m., ruxet. fori s.aoan
s.,,v iKiny.,or. dsmhiel daily
80, iI,ya1ow .'EEioni esesp,
ss,ur'yiFiaE Townsend. Sunday
iitsnsviue and Had
lock
..eopm steamer PUGET. forl s:eepm
livingston. Ludlow and
WAY points
sunday Only
..ns,m steamer ruTet. FOR .isorm
livingston. Ludlow and 81
way points
Hood Canai--1amhie--tu ludlow
liam str Potiatch. forl isoc
aauv ludlow Port Gamble, midn'ht
.sn, ..panror ana all ercent
su,sn v ipoint- on Hood Canal Sunday
| .e,eamcr Kulshan VIII call Mt Port
| Townsend nor, n""""'
| ant, leaving Seattle 81 10 n. IN.
| Points marked 90 Hre boat landings
| po...nrers for these pointa and for
| o,ncr boat landing points must make
| ,hctr own arrangements for landing
"a assume all risk and liability in
making such landing Steamers pas
.snSer rate does not include boat land
ing charges.
narraEe liability Is limited 70 wear
| ,rx apparel not 60 exceed sie0 for
whol. ticket $50 pounds allowed free
| steamer. and schedules subject TO
chanxe without notice Freight re-
| ceiyed daily Tor all points excepting
| rrcoma named In above schedule.
| tickets must he purchased at ticket
office open from $50 a. m. to 1900
| midnight
ruGTT soIND NAvIGnrIoN co.
| Ticket Office. toiman Dock.
Phc.e. Main S9oS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

fEN GREENE HOTEL HOLLAND
Fourth sud Jefferson. near court house
Easily reached for ministerial services
Private pariora. Main 6l9I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

les. Sunday Tues
day and Frida
evenings.
| serve, love
and honor one
God. one Flag and
one & untry
America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
BUSINESS PERSONALS
ADALINE LLOYD

AlJALllNE LIZ ] -
Other. CONS ssi a.. bat fof 70 Years
AdAiins lloyd has been sssiflss phFsn'
niogtst and business adrissr ln al sf
fairs - life ~ Ualon Api u NJ.
nstt itfs special THIS wssh. see
IApiEs- HANpEnsoN'a corroN moor
PIN. safe and sure cure fof a,.aysa
psrieda Price o.. Or bore. q EVER
tos guaranteed. Nssm frd Hsmsdb.
Rooru O. hegsl AnlisFs FeuFth snd
tnion
WIDOW MIDDLE AGEp. WHALES TO
correspond with honest respect al -
gentleman FROM e. Go So Christina.
American preferred object fuaififnsny
Divorced need nat aas~sf Aidrss,
n.fff star
lAt,lr. M ,iHxAr. ntccH.saFut d.
remedy positively ruAfant--d Terms
70 .ait ali eases sna conditions Mad
en- Craze itts itth ~ve M.ftsnn sAtis
-&-InIJ.iss BOWS. ttss = WKEk
&[1E hvrs siamaBd o. watch
VND PIT Eu MiCtfAEs. ttet shi
wv ilssrsi sf-sii nssnaf-iiss
LADIES Ny rEMrpfEa POSITIVELY
ruarsntssd safs and sure Terms suii
all sassa itit isth ave. East Msaisaa
ar WFf7FiFB iiEsr 1NrHiN0STKT
parsr rubushsd Mailed free me
carr~spondsrt Teisdr. %
HAortNE rt.kft~u rAUuNr. 10 10 -
lessons sufrsss suaFanfssd. see tef
i'.ntaE~. niar
-. rorttAH nA~tr~ taarht b. =
NY Tee lessons ~ safsft taaF and
~ rnsn teachers Stage daaeias
d" Mss.eer - ''rss iansf Circle"
xA CARROLL'S - rn,s., r sssi
lEFtHEb. ELnEWtT WHOM pE.
sir~s ne aeausints - rsspsetABls
gentleman. from fe 50 YVafs q
axs object mAifiinauf h.isi. star
fApfgs DON'T WpnEr VII bE-
laYsa W Irregular Tee t-adf EiEin irH.
psrlal Tablets ~ mail ~ per hos
aaubir strength use EterY hnx guar
srts,i crg-n AEsrCr pie rin. u
ffAFf'fNEss ifEs ~ MANHftu LfFr
Afr yau iansivf tofn SEATTLE NsIsbis
Ffisndshfp CIuh Ladies' tree Ada 4
Evans. stt rnipn. 49,
wfnow - wEi.L strrNrEp
vi'h~s 20 meet gentlemen ia soad
s'sndins obisef ustriuipnY uax
MIDDLE ACID iApT rNINrt NaEn-
81 rfth means weafd ifk- 90 meet
gentleman aifh Eraf hahits ard hnfas
ohIrrt mafrifnnut Nddrrss y zee rfar
LADIES. ny REGULATOR NENEH
faUs one complete treatment free
itfih uruaduar
GENTLEMAN sb WISHES TO NET
LADY utfh means. object maiumohr
BIS star
LApiEs MY NENEpY ~ rosiriyEf-r
guaranteed ~ money fefHafsf Cali
sod DO ronrtucsd Gail 1871 NInth as~
WIDOW. 81. coNAIbEHAHtE MEAS
wishes 20 meet rpnErniai companion
object matfimonr Hak H-ifi star
.FOX TROT a. .es "' ,s, .,, ,.'a .ss
aduit classes taught daiiF. 20 s. Hip
podrofns
-GEr ACQUAINTED sDciErY MEET
loss Thursday evenings 1875 Eighth
ats Ar y.
REuiHTEHEp MIDWIFE Mis- VII.
isikssn. 7ois isih y W Phone Bat.
lard 1851
SOCIAL cLUH TUESDAY EVENiS0A
corner rise ana Terry Evsf1 body vel.
come
MATERNITY NOME -RRAsoNAntE-
Babies adopted AL Borrn ave
LADtEB ~ TROUBLE Jaw TINE MD
monsY BY caiiine itsi4 uroaaway
MfssH nAgs REPAIRED ,ss RIO.
Plies Bank ndF
1879 wEsTLAkE second hand ransss
ipr price
FavAS.l n, n 20 BET. tees l., ave
~ =, -. : -, ees y, J, ave
So SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL TRUTH
Rev. Bertha Nelson. True Adviser.
has returned to this city and will be
glad to meet all her Friends
Private consultation daily Cir.
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FnoNoonNPiis orW HrEcfNLrr
We trade. buf. rent repair
MUSICAL. RECORD EXCHANGE
1919 Wssiteks Elliaft -ffi
CLEARING HOUSE
Far Musfrat tustfum~uts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

MHs. BuRDfcK sPiHirUAfIsT mis-
i-ter circles Tuesday Friday even
inRH. Consultation daily. Hotel Hybcc.
1921 Third ave phous Elliott qf5f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

floor Hotel HhW thnfuo private en-
trance on side street. BetWeon sixth
and seventh ayes on Madison Hours
. % m. go - m.
MADAM ELtlABETn--PA PIANIST cards.
questions answered. iGl6G Seventh.
200 up
NINE ~ \ u 10 r. r y SCIENTIFIC
palmisiry school. easy method To learn
class open. ha,a 20 years experience.
give readings daily. ~ paws to Know
myself past preaent and future. Salts
faction guaranteed. Rooms ana
Hawthorne Hotel, Madison st.. near
Seventh ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

CHANGE IN ADMINISTRATIONS
should be sure and giNo thclr e4a
as we'll as their new address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
WANT AD RATES

One cent word per Insertion.
SLY times for the price % i've.
situation ads one -nalf rate.
Funeral Notices .s.s..st.tsssss 'eV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

ron sALE-COMPfET SODA WATER
plant IN town 81 500. center of Iargs
coal mining district. consists complete
factory aiE2t feet. ana b-rOom dwell.
Ing. on large lot only bottling works In
district. iH operated winter and summer.
with Increasing business Complete In
formation on manufacture ~ drinks TO
buyer Price $500 $500 cash bal
srcs 20 suit Address Jacob Walters
owner Box g. Wnkeson WASH.
FOh sALB ~ ALAEKA-A COSFEC-
ti0uery store to juneau good in
fsStnent for either lady or gentle
man. owner wishes 20 change employ
rneut on account o. health Heazonsbts
terms Apply Rceco l.. Brewer. juneau.
Alaska
$50 Buys DEED TO LAND. ALSO IN
terTst in OIL VOL that should pay YOU
800 Tor etery doliaf invested pay
wrnte 81 monthly. complete iufotma-
ton free Addres1 TcNas-Gul; COM
psnr iias rnion Bant Houston Ter
4 BOOD PAYfNO BCsiNEss. EASY TO
manage experience not necessary :.
Gail 1873 sirth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

ALI. subscriptions must he started
from date the subscription u re-.
cetved. Back numpcrs cannot %
nnunitad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

Tfnnstess--thsrEr AdNeru-s"a
Ter line per insertion .ss...s..s Ne
SIX Insertions for the price OF i've.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
FARMING LAND FOR SALE

~ acrvs. Gloss 70 rpTt Orchard acre.
cleared Prizes t.f&. 1898 cash.
70 acre. 2 srr~s cleared Ns9; ttae cash
10 acres ctn.s 60 Kingston. ala hetten,
hand tees hai' cash
80 acres east q nuthsil. $3.50, tE.eQa
cash
80 acrv. Skawig county ~ r-s ACRE
YoUNu nRoHERo
.Ae0 Vernon Place Fsnna MAitaFd 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

CHURCH OF SPIRITUAL TRUTH
Rev Bertha Nelson. True Adviser.
has returned to this city and will be
glad TO meet all her Friends "
Private consultation daily. Cir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

COMPETENT CoLORED wOMAS. NOT
Iona Ia city wants day work Al
round good washer. iron-r and cleaner
call IN evening. not Ia day. references
phOns EaR. gg7s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09
ATToRNEYs-pATENT
BILLIARD TABLES

foR SALE - BILLIARD rksLss,
brpnA n.~, earosa snt pocket. Win
essnp,<ss eatff;. tiso; secondhand ia
o1ss az reduced prices; bosiinr ah-y
supplies. easJ Payments cigar store
f3Ttures Send fcr cs.siorue TBS
Brunswfck- Baiks -coiierfsr Co. iss-
sss-sss rtr., ave- s-.,,,. wsss
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1917-12-29
Typographical Union No. So

The following items are. selected
from the Newark letter appearing in
the December issue of the Typo
graphical Journal. We thank Mr..
McGough for his kind words:
Recent events in the political
arena give rise to the belief that the
members of No. SO are. very much
alive and for the next two years, at
least, will have word or two in the
government of the city and township.
That stalwart union printer, Simeon
o. Riggs, was elected councilman in
the Fifth ward by handsome major
ity. The newly-elected mayor has
appointed Col. Lee S. Pemberton, well
known throughout the south, director
of public safety. The latter, in turn,
appointed as his secretary John S.
Gilcrest, foreman of the American
Tribune composing room. The writer
was elected township treasurer.
"The Newark Leader, labor paper,
backed by the trades & labor assem-
bly,, is an assured fact. The paper
will be issued weekly and made it's
initial bow Thanksgiving week.
julius Juch, member of this union,
who discontinued the German Express
a short time ago, is the publisher.
Edward H. Franklin, another member
of No. SO, is solicitor. The central
body will control the policy of the
new paper, which is expected to be a
successful venture.
"No. SO has two members in the
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1917-12-29
SQUIRE PIGG's BANQUET

Mr.. David H. Pigg, the urbane and
efficient local manager of the Security
Municipal Bond Company, has issued
invitations for another of his most
enjoyable annual banquets on Thurs
day evening, January 3. 1t is need
less to say that all who are favored
by "bid" will be on hand, as the
fame of these yearly social functions
has attained such proportions that
no regrets" are ever sent. This
year the affair will be held in the K
of P. banquet hall and the supper
will be served by the Pythian Sisters
whose reputation in the culinary line
is sure guarantee of perfection in
every detail.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1917-12-29
A Lecture on
Organized Labor
To be Delivered in the Near Future
by Rev. G.. BOhOn Schmitt.

A lecture will soon be given by the
Rev. G. Bohon Schmitt of the st.
Paul's Lutheran church on "Organized
Labor" The date has not been de-
fnitely set but will be on Sunday
evening early in January, and pro-
badly at st. Paul's church, South First
street. This address will be illus
trated by stereopticon views of the
Printers Home and also probably
reel entitled, "a Durable Disease,
dealing with tuberculosis" Local
Typographical Union No. SO has
given it's full endorsement to this
lecture. 1t is hoped that this organi-
zation will attend in body. Rev.
Schmitt was not solicited to give this
address, but it was undertaken on his
own volition. This should correct the
error that pastors and churches are
bitter against organized labor, as
some would have you believe.
While the Reverend gentleman has
taken the Typographical Union as his
basis of discussion, none of the other
organizations should take this as an
excuse for not attending. 1t is the
intention to treat the subject in
broad manner and to make it of the
most instructive nature, and to show
of what great benefit labor organiza-
tions can be made to the individuals
in the way of death benefits, old age
pension, home for the aged and in
firm, the educational features and
so on.
This address will not only be for
men of organized labor, but for their
wives, children, sweethearts, brothers
and friends. If you know of any in
dividual opposed to labor organiza-
tions bring him along, as there will
be no better opportunity to convince
him of his error. The address will
be strictly non-sectarian.
AS soon as the exact date is set it
will be announced in the columns of
the Newark Leader. 1t is to be hoped
the members of the Newark Trades
and Labor Assembly will give this as
much publicity as possible.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1917-12-29
PLUMBERS LOCAL No. 271

There was a large attendance at
the last meeting of Plumbers Local
No. 271, and considerable business of
Importance was disposed of. Bro.
William ]. Ryan, who has been en-
ployed on government work in
Washington and Philadelphia, was
present and entertained the members
with some interesting and instructive
remaks. Bros. Gus Peterson and Otto
Trott, are temporary members of our
local. They are now installing the
plumbing work at the city hall bull
ding for the Huffman-C Conklin Co., OF
Columbus. The plumbers are Give
bunch" of hustlers, and their organi-
zation ranks high among the pro-
gressive unions Of the city.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1917-12-29
TO DOG-OWNERS

desire to announce that / will
begin enforcing the Pratt dog law
when it becomes effective, January
1, 1918. No favors will be shown,
and | hereby deputize any constable
in Licking county to take any un-
licensed dog in his bailiwick, when
such shall be brought to his atten-
tion by the filing Of an affidavit to
that effect before the local justice
of the peace. Through my office |
shall take care of the arrest of the
party or parties harboring such and
bring them before the courts.
CHARLES H. SWANK,
Sheriff.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1917-12-29
INCOME TAX RETURNS
ARE CONFIDENTIAL

Income take returns made to Re-
venue Collector B. E. Williamson at
his office at Columbus, or through
the agency of the deputies who will
visit the various counties on the dates
which have been named, are held in
strict confidence. The greatest Sc
crecy is maintained and no person is
permitted, except the deputies who
are handling the mater, to see the
returns. In the Collectors offices at
Columbus, certain rooms are set apart
for income tax work, and the public
is not permitted to enter these rooms.
The returns are not available for any
of the local taxing officials who are
collecting a county, city or state tax
These returns, after they have been
listed and compiled in Collector
Williamson's office, are forwarded to
Washington, where they are also held
secret.
The deputies who are to visit the
% counties in the district are now
taking instructions in the Collectors
office and will be prepared to go out
on the work January 2. A sample
of the blanks has been received by
the Collector. A separate blank is
provided for persons whose net in
comes are $4,000 or less. The blanks
contain full instructions, are simple
in their makeup, and will be readily
understood by the taxpayer.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1917-12-29

The Metal Polishers Int. Union re-
ports recent gains as follows: ST..
Louis, Mo.-Increase from 40 to so
cents per hour; work reduced from
Sd to 491a hours per week. Rochester,
N. Y.-Wage increase of 21a cents
per hour. New Bedford, Mass.--In-
crease of 10 per cent in wages, time
and one-half for overtime, double
time for holidays. Springfield, Mass
Raise of 10 cents per hour.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1917-12-29

government service at present, both
volunteers. George Morrison and
Edgar Albright are at present sta
toned at Camp Sheridan in the ar
tillery service. Andrew Callahan, an
apprentice, is with the Rainbow ar
tillery division which recently landed
in France.
"The members have contributed
literally to the Red Cross and Liberty
bond calls"
Since the above was written Mr..
]. J. Callan has enlisted in the naval
branch, and is now in the training
station at Chicago.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1917-12-29
TRANSFERS LOCAL No. 258

The regular meeting of Teamsters
Local No. 258 will be held on We'd
nesday, January 2. 1t is desired that
there be full attendance as business
of Importance will come before the
BODY.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1917-12-29

FOR SALE:-Buckwhea Flour, ab-
sOlutely pure and guaranteed to please.
c. S. OSBURN & CO.,
IA East Church st. & 301 Indiana st.
Both Phones.