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-hIASSEUsE.
MOMENTS SPECIALS.

CARPETS .O0t carpets ted 10 clean.
STORAGE rooms. 81 80 and 81 per month.
Hair mattresses and feathers renovated
Both phones George 4 Lana Co 1905
OraEk. street
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ron SALE.

AJAX TIRES The only tire guaranteed In
writing 5000 miles. Marmaduko Auto
mobile Co. distributors
White enamel. double Cali bsGs-i.
REDS. two. ono bureau, ono stand. two
mattresses, one feather hcd Call ID 4.
phone f2l3-M
BREAD MINER Now Universal, bcst
make. 81 81. Address g =. Every Evening
Office
COOK STOVE. gasoline, laundry. .stoye.
baltimore heater poodle rups. Maltese
kittens 80 cents Phone 12to y
CHEAPEST PLACE 10 puy slightly uaea
furniture and stoves Also pay highest
cash prices for household Ruods Drop
postal II call il,ipo Fuchsig. 1000 Market
street
CHEAPEST PLACE to buy singer tnachlnes
New. used and SECOND hand machines. 81
up Phone 2btn-I " \. Carruw, Singer
ehop. G25 West Fourth 81
CITY and farm property. Two ears, one
cessories. Nlax rodolsly. 5ol west ninth
street II
coACn ill5 West Third street
CoACu -Hloch grey. excellent condition
price reasonable Cali y. & \ phone
fsGI
DESK Holl top auartered oak 80 lnehes
long Practically new will aelt reasonable
Phone in16
Et!tfH fOr Matching. single conn heds anu
White Plymouth Hocts Miss / Emma
Weldin. Route 2, Wilmington. Dol
fAMlIY COW. fresh April ALSO n top
buggy in good eendition apply rortieth
aud Market streets. stone houee
CAS- HEATER Lion email oak wardrobe
aud Duplex couch ~ IN perfect con
ditinn- Address q = Eerfy Evening
Office
GROCERY srORE. doing Rood hnsiness
Reason for selling. beng drafted Al
dess 2G, Evcry Evening ofiiee
HONEY rure. extracted. 81 per nuart
jar Satisfaction Fnntanteed rs last
seventh street cts
ORGAN Este, WITH mirror 22t West
went sotand street
PRIVATE SALE ~ household goods -
ho sold rs Artil Ms NJ leaete.
New Caa'ic. IIeaware. The strand
POTATOES - bushels STA jefferson
street
rlANo So buys used ptane r"fma If
d"aited Grvnhr rieuo 90 2te Wet
Ntnth street
ftrtR ,HtNoNGs and vall decorations
rns,n i Vtn - 4hiplrs street sext -
ruInrr titth street Thnne tho
r1ANp cheap. aliaHiI, used Harne raiiy
l'asing ct, Nnai sell ST. Am nufan
street l'h"n" 25ut
rRtN tTF eAlr 4iv rnoma - high rtaje
and oak nil evenings ~ ~ Nerth
Franklin stre"t
sow W. shnirr registered Hctkshifa
now hcd nv" rlfe hred foiand thina
gilte np,n ~ hrel ~ suit pufthaset all
~ address Animal nnahandry Department
Delaware t"leRe newark. no
aHrlvt~9 aNp rlNrt Rra.
elIIAnLE FoR aitoCENy sfoRr
fL!k1I \ SOY 81 SMILEY
STltEET
SNOW ,'Nsr and two counters Apnly IL
NJ Al kff strcef
TYPtW RITTER Underwood. NJ j. wIth
decima tahulatnr ana all attachments
f'ell rhono 5t6e
" wAGp%4 lot "f delivery. hravy and
light single and douhtc Apply Iahu
ahenlakrt : 81 ah"F, fntntirth Rnd Nhars
ton streets. Philadelphia, "a
WALL PAPER Now - tue time Is, ha,c
work done At luodarRtn ptiCcs Estimaies
cheer fulS furnished Jones 4 lIotett 49,
shirley street y a13s-1
$3.50
buys fliiiv guarantee ! ncw player y Rnn.
hcuth arf 80 rolls music ono var fsos,
ftanu 60. 10 Wee Ninth atroot
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WANTED TO RUY.

HORSE BIocky. 900 10 100 pounds
Must he sound and work an1W here Apply
= Il spruce street.
KAGs. newspapers metals. furniture and
all kinds OF Junk: We pay highest prices
u. & a. phone 1851
Old FALSE TEETH Don't matter il
broken pay 81 to 81 per SET. Send by
parcel post and Eeccisc check by return
mail l. Maxer. 2uu1 south Fifth street
Philadelphia. Ia.
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ron RENT REAL ESTATE.


~ NgtfpW Ffvr room furnished Hee-
cont caf farr ~ town Address E"
! veft xoufbg off}rr
FACTORY Two sferv brick building roud
location rulfabio for light manufacturing
2 uo0 sgtarc feet nn1r space 4fnam huatc cd
Arpir nwnrfz. 4 . ltnv 112
FACTORY HtfIl#ntAG fnr light manu-
featuring purposes siFo ~ huiiding i}e
fret nv 50 feet with drjvrway. hron hours
wei lighted building gond location
Trpfh and wilson sfrrots Fer further IN
fnrnafton appty 80 Mercantile Trlu' ing 90
sorner Tenth and Wilson -trects
FARM "a acre. nnar Wilmington Land
~ gnad state If fnitiyRti,fn t'eeeeagfon
Naf,h F. tppIx real estate drpari ment .
ipaifahie fruef &c
1fet story building. 32tfS isnt, aBd storage
~ wharf Inquire ~ Coid spring tra y
1aal co
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LIST N>p tutN0.
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AAfl lft a.. tlt IlorIlb\l. 60
It..f 1tbt ~ htA lllI ~ 80 -
Il .H.ft.d 81. SNH af ~, rate ~ s''' ~
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et.H ruI~ lftusfrt b.stL Il
~ WHHnl{oH
Treasurer
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Aor>Ts AND sALEsAIEN.

So tN 0t eoOd address and habits who mas
ueHl..a fu tah, up ~als~Work as a pro
tsr4aH NJ have an opening carrying
a.#t Hut4llltt-t opportunity for an
#4t.s.- H4au #tt 0rafi-t street
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nED-whito enamel. double can Ssos-l.
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nLNuc

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g.t.r .n.
En-
production 4
er which nt
app,..lir. 81 .h tt,t.r
Throughout hI- rr
there 4re many al.l
that viii BRING rh
turcgu,rs nl .,
writing lnc Star
Paul Revere Ride
rendering p t,,
81 -6 ud .r
boys yf 1917 in 1aa
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AlnInk1A.LL- ANn nIcYcLE,.

.s.I H.tNtII~ faf Sale Z BIG assort-
-lfftI. Uett at bargain prices
Indian. ilatt.s DaVidsons .auJ
f.H.rf r.UEn- ~ufuC laib'& il
3af Hud Z speed W.
H#H st.t ..Hf- attached These
IaF hrct traded .n on now
H I-e,H kerhauIcd aud ar+
p NiiUnIck. COS Della
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TYPE WRITER'S.

WE RENT and repair All makes typcwritcrs
sell rubber stamps. loose leaf binders aud
stationery ONCE supply and Typewriter
Co. 703 Ford Building. 54lS-k
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$3.50

buys fuliv guarantee . ucw player y ano.
bcuth art 80 ROLLS music. ono yraF a ffoss
tUn,nE Easy terms IL desired ttowebr
fIanu GO. .ln Wee Ninth gtrout
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G-bPrF R~NtFlG lIKST-tI AS4
MIN NFIlN ~ ~EN 4 JONES
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SlllSll

nns Fast seventh ST i've fnefuE severed
renting for al Urr nuuth
Gro - MILLER
So nrate 50
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STORAGE TRuCkING. &c.

MERCHANDISE storage facilities in the
vicinity ui Market and Tenth streets For
space rates etc. apply 90 the Delaware
storage Co. r. @. Box 5J2
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nOY kppiy Delaware cycle GO, So'
Delaware avenue
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

Aj'TONfpHlt T. Ford touring "a rh.At1
tsnpd condition W T.. itatku.ss rot
" eat Fhirtieth street.
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EDUCATIONAL

SPANISH lKSsONS-20 for $40 Miss
Cristina sanchez. e21 West Ninth street.
Telephone 4O63.
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} CsIN IS SERVICE

IMITATION tyI ewritinp. duplicating. book
keepiug typewriting. clerical work mail.
.ng. etc New Idea Letter shop. 9I3 Market
81 rect. 65SS-l.
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roMOBlLE SEVEN-PAsSTsS
CIR. FOI-H.CYilNDER CNBlI.
LAC. lpt2 MODEL. N GOOD GON
nlrInN MAY III. SEEN II
DAY IIUhI GARAGE. no NASH
INGTo\ STREET krtTA -
EQUITABLE TKJSF COMPANY
MIMI AND MARkEF STREETS
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PRINTING.

NOW Is YOUR chance 20 get good printing
make new 2e for each Job Of printing
~ the rate OF l4C letters 0 minute. which
insures good. clean work Chas n Graz.
printer, EaS' Eighth street
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

CATTLE pAsTUHE--ne cattle pasture
IN the state.. Long Island Farm. on i,eia-
ware river. Plenty water, grass and Fibde
Del
DESIRABLE corner property. Bargain 20
caiieseniness as'a a, lsos fsncas,or ase.
FARM i42 acres, near Rcd Lion nol one
20 acres neer Farnhnrat Geo. w. Fright.
III Market street
FARM 7u-acre. near Wilmington. Land
IN good state Of cultivation. rpest'ssinn
March % Apply real estate department,
Fduitahle Trust Go
HOUSES Four, ana tot. 10. ~. 20, -
East Thirty fourth street Also si2 West
Fourth street. 10 rooms and bath. heater
aewefed aud porch Harry hergor. 40
ahipley street
HOUSE 1907 Franklin 81 detached. 10
rooms pautrf and bath. hot water heat.
Laundry tubs, space for garage. Frank u.
ilnU
LOTS Three, Holloway Terrace. Caii li3
Fulton stfeet. . + a phone 5iat
LOTS Four. track Ex, on Wilmington
trolley line. nye-cent fare Quick sale.
2 l2o0 I. ~. Thotnpson West Chester.
pENNaYIvANfA AVE 400 tsontheast
corner Ppunsy ytvanis avenue and Rodney
stfcetl 3EtotN brick and slate dwelling
10 oons AID bath imm'a,a,f nm , 99sFa5sl9 Zoe nlla
iue ~ 2h02 Willard street
SIXTH ST f2io " Nine roous hath
pantry. hot water heat all modern i'm
rfotcmonts, two rgfciics. large yard Poe
scqsiou ~ nure
WtWAeTT ST. zoos Eight funua and
bath facing Urapdvwinu PART Free.
~ 400 pnespesinn NRrrh 95 Horace $
! lion tnn0 WaWaEet at phou" 400
wAauINGTuN sT l2I3
Gaod iuvestnent small apartment with
ctcelient apportunit Y for enlargement
Sl050
nus East seventh SIT. nte rnatna severed
tenttng FOR al ner month
Gro - IIfITE
81. prAtea ST
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HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

ROY wants work either mornings before
school. after school and on Saturdays.
Phone 54G9-I
LADY wants position as clerk in office
Box q s. Every Evening Office
WIDOW with daughter 10. efficient man
aRer VIII take full charge OF refined gem i,-
man home Best reference Address J. -
Every Evening Office
YOU Nc LADY, Colorcd. wishes general
nursing Or taking care OF invalids Ad-
dress + 10. Every Evening ONCE.
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MORTGAGES.
INNEaI0lPS

INVESTORS
Ftfet mortgages with interest At tho rate
Of q prr ernt sill hp Viern f0r HIRE filif,u "a
sums
900 g. 300
S2.IO0 5000
CHARLES IS GGoBf>G. M
CaH - 4 -tT9 ~
MORTGAGES FDTt SALE zg0OO
AID - GOD GEO ~ MILLER
Rf7 bHA<EF @TFFFT
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I0llI ~lO klIOl.DEl2S
D4 Pl\l lt-i I NA,,\lSlN
.aN}l'A\N

#.s .i Eeard &c
l..a 4# Nfsrur-ta COMPANY
,# .,5tt+ tfe laws ~
.t...t. .lt.ttv t -,.s fal r1rtt ing
. -t. t.t 81 .,..n nts llfN tdput
att.s rr ,rert tlaf iu tho
l..If#t ST - .rstttur- rs t~
..f,.. ..I.. r-l ra,.t frr tho peucGt
paels #..t. tItnf + ltt corporal ion shall
#t.f a-tf .ilsi 3 -prCial wvctinE
fu .t. Lf.far.- ,t th, company 40 take
gtf rt-otsIfio and for the
.". ..su sI .H,h ath.r business bs MAY
f....t tE, meeting ~aid spVttal
.f- ,f .t.t bN.l.ttf. wfN rt held ai the
t.t HDs company \a lk h,hauEc
.4.t ft,tourh of Manhattan. New Work
,.et eu tfta. arm daN ~ March lnl~.
iI s.t H.s ( ,u h, FORENOON
u. ,tf ,sf tho b,,artf at directors
WILLIAM + MOOD
Secretary.
ls4t,l Sew Nrrk IslruatN 4, tat~
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MALE HELP WANTED.

AUToMoBILE PAINTERS and helpers
Apply Wilmington Automobile Co. @@i
West Tenth street
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AtTONoHIIF NFW Fl4I ~.
~ENGFR SFnAN HANDSOME
ECO<ONIlCAIC CNK. NENf.E #~ID
NJ MO nIStpt VI RIt list
rKlCE WALNUT ~TffIsfsr
GARAGE. Ia. tl8 N NtNIl 50
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
ooK at Children'a Home. uivcrvicw

APPRENTICE Tor millinery Paid whilc
learning. A. Il l.. Jenny. 2o3 West Ninth
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AUTpNoBItE MECHANiCS--None other
than first class men need apply. ''oou
waFcs. good hours Those Interested can
1905 Chinpcy street Packard Motor
Car Co
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CATTLE pAsTURE-Be cattle pasture
in The stain Long Island Fatm. on Dela
ware river. Plenty water, grasa and shade.
: a head neriinonth. John =. Fox. od"sHa'
tlsI
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BEDS two. ono bureau. one stand. two
mattresses, one fca ther bed Call ID \.
phone i3-M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
OWEN LIKELY TO
MAKE RACE ALONE
Senator Files intention With
Election Board,

Senator Robert L Owen today filed
wi,h the state election board his inten-
ton 10 be a candidate for re-nomina-
ton at the democratic primary August
3. So far as is known he will have no
opposition.
An Oklahoma City man, George W.
Bowling, will be a candidate against NJ.
f. Trapp for lieutenant governor,
through his filing with the board. Gus
Poole Of Wewoka, who ran against
William NJ. Franklin, for clerk OF the
supreme court will be a candidate
against Franklin again, having filed his
candidacy today A. y Leecrait filed
for state treasurer.
Other filings are; Frank Haley
Hcnryetta, chief mine inspector II. X
Christopher, Okmulgee. representative
Okmulgee county; j w. Comp, Ed
mond, representative from Oklahoma
county, district No. | Wilfred Isher-
wood. Coalgate, assistant mine inspec-
tor, district No. 2; Miller d. Hay,
Dewar. assistant mine Inspector, district
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
JUDGE PROBING
WOMAN'S CHARGE
AGAINST LAWYER
Took All Her Money and Mort
gagged Home, She Says,

Charges made by Mrs. George X.
Fancher, in a letter TO Judge John II,
Cotteral, that an attorney took all the
none she had mort ge on her
home and an automobile belonging 10
her husband as fees for defending her
husband in the federal court on a white
slav. charge, will be Investigated ac-
cordng TO Judge Cotteral IN the fed
eral court this morning.
Judge Cotteral postponed until next
Monday sentencing George K fanchcr
and loc 4 Parsch this morning when
they entered pleaS ct guilty to charge
OF violating the white slave law He
said he was unwilling 10 pass sentence
until he found out whether Mrs. fanch-
e. was destitute and how the money and
property she is alleged TO have had was
spent Fancher pleaded guilty he said,
because his attorney was not there 10
advise him and no request had been
made for a poStponcment OF the trial.
Fancher's case had been handled
through the Ciice Of Moman Pruiett
The indictment charged Fancher and
rarsch, bothp automobile chauifeurs,
~iih taking Golda Peake from Paw
huSka to a town in Kansas for i'm
moral purposes
"Mr Patterson Of this firm was
handling that case and he is now in the
army" Pruiett debated this morning
"You Just write the kind of story you
like am not having thing TO do
with the case"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07

shallow channel, and that opposite 1t
the undcrbrush was very dense.
With frantic, trembling fingers tore
off my shoes and stockings, gathered
my skirts around me. and stepped into
the water waded down the brook
close 10 the bank until ! came TO the
shallow water. Pete. evidently mySti-
fled but game, following after me
through the water.
Crossing the shallow water ! plunged
franiically into the thicket and sinking
down into a fragrant hollow IN its
center. drlcd my feet. replaced my
shoes and stockings, and waited with
long. shudderng panlc-stricken breath'
which ! couldn't control Tor whatever
was to come.
The man and the horse came down
the path | had followed and stopped at
the brookside where I'd first entered
the water. There, OF course. all trace
Of my footsteps was lost, and the man,
evidently nonplusSed, stood entirely mo-
tionleSSfor a long moment
To my relief he didn't attempt to
cross the brook. Blu he turned down
the side of it. and walked slowly along
the path until soon he was almost op-
posite the place where | was hidden.
There was but the width OF the brook
and few feet OF thicket between us.
The bank upon which he stood was
much higher than that on which
crouched, and by craning my neck |
was able to see his face.
1t was the foreign looking man |
had seen in the taxi. whose eyes had
stared startled recognition into mine.
(CopyriphtO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
Riders Fined;
License Absent

Julius Anderson and Kay Webster
were fined g in police court this morn
ing for riding motorcycles without
riders license" William Hardwood
and John Ellison, who had loaned
Andesson and Webster their motor
cycles, were dismissed by the Judge
when they showed that they had
licenses. The four were arrested last
night by police upon complaint OF per
sons living near Noble and Robinson
avenue that the four were TOO speedy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07

No. 2; Jim McClintic, Snyder, repre-
sentative in congress, Seventh district
+. b. Swank, Norman, Judge OF four
tccnth district; Villa s Cline. New
kirk, state senator ninth district; II
u. Henry, ManRum, representative from
Greer county, W a. Nillncs, Hazel
representative from Seminole county
Bert Jackson, Chickasha. representative
from Grady county; $. J Fitzgerald
McAlester, representative from Pitts
burg county; Ancil II. Japp, Walter
representative from Cotton county
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-07
MOTHER CRAY'S POWDERS
BENEFIT NANY CnlL DREN

rhoussnds ef mothers have fsund Mother
oray's Sweet Poysrs IN sxoeiient remedy for
children compleiaisg sf hsadaeAs, colds,
They ere easy AMI pleasant 20 take and sx-
cellent results are accomplished by their
use. Used by motssrs 70, years Sold
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-20
CHANGES MADE IN OFFICE OF
 STEAMER GO,
Glen Winship Has Resigned and Will Leave Shortly for State of Wy
 oming.

Glen. Winship, for the past two years city ticket agent for the Pa cific Steamship Company, has re signed and will leave for Wyoming as soon as a successor can arrive from below. While waiting the ar rival of the new man, MT. Winshir will act as assistant to H. P. Gala gher, the Juneau agent. J. R. Kline wharfinger for the company since last August has taken charge of the city ticket office, and Leslie Counts has been chosen as wharfinger.
 The changes became effective this morning.
 Mir. Winship Is making the change partially on account of i'll health of Mrs. Winship and partially on ac' count of business reasons. Recently he received a flattering offer and has been considering it for several weeks. When informed that the ell mate did not agree with Mrs. Win ship, he at once decided to make the change and sent in his resignation
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-20
ROBBERY CHARGE
 IS PREFERRED BY THE POLICE
Two Men Arrested and Charged with Breaking Into the Seattle
 Restaurant.

James Ware and John Joseph were arrested last night by Patrolman Dan Harrington and were this morn ing bound over to the Grand Jury under bail of $500 each on the charge of robbing the Seattle Restaurant of a large stock of provisions.
 Yesterday the proprietor of the restaurant. notified Chief w. s. Hard ing that his place had been broken into and investigation showed that the men had crawled over the roof and opened a trap door leading to the storeroom. Groceries and sup plies valued at $65 had been taken.
 Chief Harding suggested to the owner of the restaurant a way to find the offenders and last night he reported to Harrington where the goods could be found and who had them. An investigation by the off cers led to the arrest of the two men and the recovery of the goods.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-02-20
DRIVE WEEK
 FOR JUNIORS
 IN PROGRESS Local Organization of the Red Cross Is Helping the Lads to Get /
 Busy. MUCH WORK OUTLINED The Drive Will Close with the Birthday of Wash- ington on Friday
 This Week.
MUCH WORK OUTLINED

From Lincolns Birthday to Wash ington's Birthday is the period set aside for Junior Red Cross drive week, While the Juniors in Juneau are already organized and therefore do not feel obliged to participate in drive they are nevertheless devoting special attention this week to the aims and purposes of the Junior Red Cross.
 In one of the windows of the B. M. Behrends Company stare the Jun iors have placed on display an in fants outfit prepared by the Ju- neau Public School Juniors This layette is a sample of the work be- ing done by the members of the Junior Red Cross Juneau Chapter.
 In Juneau Chapter the Junior Red Cross is organized among the Ma tives as well as the white children, and in private as well as public schools. The organization, while having it's various branches estab- Iished i'll the schools of the Chapter, as the most logical means of reach ing the children, is as thoroughly a part of the vast organization of the American Red Cross as is any other department of Red Cross work. The Junior Red Cross is financed in this chapter by the chapter itself, and has as it's head member of the Chapter Executive Board.
 Throughout the Northwestern Di- vision the interest of school pupils has been enlisted in the Junior Red Cross, and enthusiastic support has everywhere been offered. Regular classes have modified their work in many places, in order to be more full ly in accord with the emergencies of current happenings.
 The Juniors have now been called upon to make their first definite al lotment of work, of which the Jul neau chapter portion is announced to be a consignment of shoulder shawls In some localities disap- pointment has been shown by the children that the shawls must be of dull colors. When 1t is clearly explained to them that not only are the people for whom they are work ing, in mourning; that the quiet colored garments are a sort of cam ouflage for those who must work outside; but that the washing must be done in cold water without soap, under conditions which would be unbearable in times of peace. No work except the surgical dressings and hospital garments is of greater importance than the garments pre- pared by the Juniors for refugees. The Juneau chapters expect to con tribute their full share of supplies.