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Cut This Out--It Is Worth Money
 DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose Dc and mail it to Foley x oC. 2S35 Sheffield Ave, Chicago. III. writing your name and address clear ly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides and back; rheumatism, back ache, kidney and bladder ailments: and Foley Cathartic Tablets, whole some and thoroughly cleansing ca thartic, for constipation, bilious ess. headache and and sluggish bowels A. c. Jennings.
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dent, pledged it's absolute support Go President Wilson in carrying on the war. Summing up the churches att utude toward the war and peace, Dr. Gambrell declared that the time to have argued the matter has passed and that no discussions should pre- vail When a bulldog is after you. it is no timeto stop to talk" he said. in asking that a "judicious" commit tee he appointed to report back reso lutions tO the convention concerning the subject.
 Discussing the war Dr Gambrcll said. eve have entered into the war, our government has entered into the war. and it gives me profound satis- faction that America, my country. was moved to take part in war by no sordid spirit We are i'm this war ! because we couldn't bc the right kind of people and stay out Of it. l want , the appointment of judicious com mittee to report to the convention on our attitude toward the war. and there is just one attitude for every Ameri- can. That is, unbending loyalty to his country
 "Our government has gone into the
 war, and that means that every man. woman and child and every dollar
 and cent in this country must be into lit. full strength Theae are things worth living for and things worth dying for"
 Concerning the charge that be-
 cause war on such a vast scale is
 waging. the church has failed in its
 work, Dr. Gambrel vehemently de
 clared that the church, instead ol failing. had won aloriouslN
 "It is the churches" inc declared
 that have marshaled the mammoth
 forces of the world to go forth and
 fight evil for that liberty which vii
 assure that everyone in the world may
 be someone. which is the true dem
 oCracy"
 | Following Dr Gam0rells address
 the welcome to the convention wa'
 made by Dr. S. w. Hendricks pas
 tor of the First Baptist church of fIo [ Springs, and Dr Allen Fort of Nash vile. Tenn. replied for the conven tion
 The election of officers of the con vention did not cause any contention i the present officers being electe' unanimously There had been no sen , timent whatever for change in an 9 of the administrative affairs of tn g convention
 Dr. John l. Hurt of North Caro Q lima, offered the name of Dr Jame q B Gambrell of Dallas, Texas tn tpresent chairman, for reelection a a president of the convention, D e Hurt prefaced his announcement C some very happy remarks as 10 tn . qualifications a president should hay $ and concluded by saying that the y were all possessed in e pre- emineT h degree by Dr. GamhrelI. e Four presidents were nom
 mated, as follows:
 Charles llillman Trough, govern,
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MURDER.

I have killed the prices on my prop
 erty in Hot Springs. l will sell with out regard to value, No 1, S-room
 two-story house. good outhouses, loi f00x150. No. 2, 6-room house. one story and half. basement, good out
 houses, lot 5Ox150. No. 3. five-room house. lot S0x18O No 4 two business lots, corner Seventh and Robson, with flve rooms. No. S. one-haH interest in 14-acre truck farm two miles out See M. s. COBB, owner. phone 1i6i or 1359. 5-10-ti
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ence which is thwarting the will of God
 Dr. Gcistweit eulogized President Wilson, the idealist" and particu- larly commended the presidents proclamation for a day of prayer and humiliation by all the people of the United States.
 The printed announcement yester- day that future sessions of the con- vention in the daytime would be held at the Eastman hotel was unauthor- lzed The Eastman dining room would not hold the crowd, and no change ir the present plans will be made. The day sessions yesterday proved 1 that the capacity of the large tab ernacle even was none too great for the crowd at present here and there are other arrivals coming all this week
 Home Missions Report.
 How war activities have directly affected the work of the church was emphasized in the report which the Board of Home Missions made to | the convention
 The report called attention 10 the fact that last year the convention pledged the property lives and sacred honor Of the Baptsts of the South to , the president of the United States in the prosecution of the war with Germany and said that despite large sums given the Red Cross and Army Y, M C. A., and the purchase of Lib- | crty bonds, the Baptists of the South have done the largest church work in their history in the past year A total of $600.000 was given for this
 wor, an increase of more than s20O, .
 n00 over the proceeding year Texas l Baptists gave the most, Georgia was l second, and South Carolina third The report added
 l "The war has altered many condi- tions. There is little need for work among immigrants as few are com ing into our country Other centers, however, have arisen that demand attention The army camps. the ship
 bsiiding enterprises scattered from l Baltimore to Galveston and employ. ing thousands of workmen, the muni l ton factories in Alabam and Ten
 nessee, some of them doubling the
 population of the places where they are located, present opportunities that cannot be overlooked" "
 The report stated that in the army
 camps, in conjunction with the State l Mission secretaries and the Northern
 Baptist convention, much work has
 been undertaken One camp pastor
 has been sent to every cantonmen,
 in the South to work in harmony with the Y, NJ, C. A. men and the , chaplains. Rev. George Green who
 was a captain in the Spanish Ameri- can war, has been put in charge ol | this work
 "Baptists have responded in large I numbers to the call of their country, t said the report Many preacher, a are fighting as privates in tn, ? trenches, while others are doing '
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r. it's good coffee wita pure cream ind the best creamery bntter you are booking for, you iiI find It Trisby's l2-za-f
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Dr Ira A Williams, Chiropractor- six years experience in Hot Springs Office, corner Central and Court streets, opposite Arkansas National Bank Building Telephone HIS.
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Try ssn,InsI-Record Want Ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30

Hood Csr.i-Gsrnhie--I udlow
oosm Steamer Kingston. FOR : oorw
Nondsvf udiow, Port Gamble Tuesd v
w'du'd'v'''nnnCor ana an Thurs'v
FrtdAv'points %, Hood Canal Satur'v
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30
King Asks $4,000
Damages Of Upper

Charging that he was the victim
Of misrepresentation In proposed
deal 60 act az sales manager In the
sale Of $50 acres Of West Seattle
property. " KING has filed suit
for fig .0Do damages aaginat Herbert
=. Upper real estate man. King.
who filed his complaint Saturday.
says that he was induced 10 quit a
paying position and bring his fam
lly here from 81 Paul following
promises Of Upper to put him IN
charge OF the West Seattle project
sales department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30
SPOKANE FLU
BAN REMAINS
TILL THE FIRST

SPOKANE. Dec. 30 THE fiu ban
on theatres viii IRE January L. th"
health department announced 10.
day The theatres VIII be permitted
to sell their fun seating capacity
but the rule barring children viii
remain Ia effect FOR some time.
Schools viii open next Thurndny
city Commissioner Fleming intro
dursd In the city council this after.
noon an ordinance providing for
quarantine 81 influenza the same 80
smallpox
An advertisement by Il leading
hotel Of "a New Year celebration
wis met today by Health officer
AudcrHon'H promise that three pc
lice and two health department
deputies would be the only ones at.
tending the party"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30
Communication in
German Occupied
Zone Is Severed

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
or OCCUPATION. Dec 2g.-fDc
laycd THE American third army
has severed an lines ~ communlca.
ton between the occupied zone and
the remainder 81 Germany. with the
exception Of two trunk wires TO Der.
lin.
These wires are connected with
American headquarters and are used
only for official business or such
private messages as are approved
The wires were cut at the edge Of
the Cobleux hridgehead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30
war Charger" Is
Charged With a
Lot of Hard Luck

VANCOUVER Is G.. Dec 30 .
The new steamer war Charger D.
having a hard time getting away
from Vancouver for NladiVoNtok
Three weeks ago she left with
Freut cargo 81 horses Ter boilers
could not handle the bad coal that
was assigned her. and after bucklng
storms for "a week of the Vancouver
island coast. she returned to port
\ week later she sailed a second
time. Two days later she returned
with machinery trouble
After four days repair. she left
Saturday. This morning she return.
I'd 20 Victoria for the third time
with cracked steam chest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30
ItIlNI. nIAlI.

stall H. lbs. sugar tkc. bars
Crystal White soap. 2ac, ms
shaker salt. &c. 8 he cooking salt
PC stall sa. corn. lSc can. FOR 3hc
%. turkcys. soc 10 fresh hens soc
n pork roRHtR. soc and 35c 10
shoulder roast of lamb 2oc N: ioin
lamb chops. 25c N. pot foasts, l5c
and iSc n boiling beef. Zoe, - lac
and i5c NJ. picked pork. zoe and
25c N fresh side porK. soc 10.
round steak. Csc N. stall 50, pure
cream pastcurizcd butter csc n.
stall 1891. peanut brittle, 30c 10. ;
almond brittle. Aoc Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30
They Page Him,
But He Doesn't
Answer the Call

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. so-They
are paging Mr.. Fred McCormick 10
day in all the leading hotels here
lie is wanted 20 explain the origin
Of checks totalling $500 cashed on
Sacramento valley banks. and why
he married the sister Of a Sacra-
meyto banker.
Mccormick. posing as man I"
independent fortune. won the haho
OF Mrs. Peltier Wallace. sister OF
George Pelter. Sacramento banker
They came here on their honey
moon.
Peltier then tclcphoned his sister
telling OF the checks Mccormick
then disappeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30

stall i02. Gem Nut margarine. Roe
NJ kA6Oc Ruupowdcr tea, soc N: soc
can Cream Crap. csc i5c can iuv
s5c can SOC Stall a.. Auto club
coffee. 35c. lbs 500; blue Ribbon
tca. 55c pkg. s1.25 broom. aSr; or
chard run pruuos. l0c n, or s. % Tor
90 III box. cans pimcntus. Csc. Soc
bottle Snidcr's catsup, soc. los
Flake white shortening. Boo. stall
-. cranberry Hnucc. 25r 10, III
4bc. mincomcnt. 23c ~ MS 4bc.
bacon grease. 23c H. stall 1oA, pc
tatocs. 81 90 sack. delivered; apples
s. 90 per box. delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30
Emil Is Booked as
an Insane German

Emil Harden, so years old said 70
hc an insane German. was booke"
by the police and sent to the cry
iail to be held for investigation Mon
day. That was his specific offense-
being an insane German
However the police are disposeo
90 bc merc.ful as they say recent
events would tend to drive any Ger
man insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30
WHISKY ION THE HIP
CAUSES HIS ARREST

Ed Glunt. As. salesman. was arrest
ed low United states Customs Officer
William Turnbull. at Pier l. Mon
day morning. where Glunt was alies'
ed to have been walking with about
five quarts of whisky on the hip
I'd is i'm the city jail facing
charge Of liquor ordinance violation,
which specifies persons shall nor
carry quarts ON the hip,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30

Stall SO. ibF fine granulatcd
sugar. Tsc. stall 81. pure fresh pas
teuriEcd milk. i1c at Stall IS fhE
fruHh corn meal soc. lbs white
flour. sic stalls aT-aS. 3 ibs. new
sun Maid seeded raisins. zoe. new
mixed nuts. 95c 10 comb honey 3oc
g. II pail karo syrup. s0c fi2s
broom. csc: 3 i0r cans of beans zoe
stalls $50. Blue Ribbon tea. sac: 3
large cans Holly milk. csc. cans
peas. tomatoes OF corn, soc: pt. bottle
catHup zoe. lbs rolled oats. 25c. .
tbE. farina. 25C. 2 pkEs macaroni
or spaghetti. csc. large boxes
matches. So. stall 80. Supreme blend
coffec , fha 81 90. ] " iha hnc.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

~ g. PETERS
40 Third Ave
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BRITISH
POWER ON SEA
by J W. I. MASON

written for the United Press
NEW YORK; Dec. SQ.-Prener
Clemenceau's animation in the cham
Der Of deputies that France VIII rely
IN the future on the protective vaiue
Of the British fleet. carries the vastly
important meaning that the aii'es
are not prepared TO support any
movement for a change. at this ufne'
In the European balance Of power.
The huge majority which the
chamber voted TO Clemenceau ai'e'
his declaration indicates that on TINS
question the French government has
the support OF the French nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30

Pioneer minced clans. flat can l5c.
tall lie. Gnccda biscuits 3 pltgs
zoe. Holy flour No. 10 bug 6'c.
2iL 10 bag t1i7. krinllc Corn
Flakes. lie: Quaker rolled oats.
l2t sC. zoe. new dried prunrs, ihs.
35c. fincst nuts. all kinds. 30c To t0c
IL. portcr's puddingS. small can lac.
large Ste; pure Italian olive oil Ma
poicon brand "a pit tin 25C, y pit
ioc. ut. a5c. at $l.S5, h-guL sass.
gal $685.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30
GERMAN FOOD
SUPPLIES ARE
FALLING SHORT
Bb WEIiIB MILLER
I nited iresA f0rresu0udeu,

WITH AMERICAN ARMY az
DCCtGATto& Drr 20 aDsl,ved,
The general situation iu Gerpsog
aH regards supplies ~ 100 klnds I.
bad. but it b. nor Immediately se,t.
QUE. reports ~ American Iuisle.
Rencs offierfs rtou.
After two week lurertlgs,io,
thruoBf the area occupied bv 49,
American forcrr these Dfnoers 70.
ported mot the food situation il M,
danReruus At the present lime
They believe that within Il nor,
tim" working people IN me town.
HiIi begin 10 feel 90 real pinch.
ttorkr nos ron hand. IL Do aaser,sa
are sufficient to last until Februsrv
T. or o. BOO the towns. while the
farmers have been sufficiently fore.
sighted 20 store their stocks un,lt
they have enough ~ last thru the
winter.
luaHmuch az a greater part u the
region is agricultural. conditions az
a whole are fairly good
Ia the towns var rauonlng /.
rtnl being enforced There is a -.
rous shortage Of butter eggs and
milk
These are practically non-existant
IN the town The wealthier citizens
obtain them by back door dealing.
Can't Get Meat
The official food allowance during
the last week BOO December for eaeh
person was four pounds. eight
ounces Of bread twelve ounces of
flour. seven pounds 81 pot4 Toes. ten
ounces Of canned vegetables. one
egg. two ounces OF butter. eight
ounces Of sugar. twelve ounces u
turnlp tops
There was no meat 10 be had.
Heavy workers were permitted 10
have an additional pound Of pota-
toes.
The cost Of this. the report shows.
averages about ten marks daily,
while IN the cities IL iH much higher.
German officials claim The potato
crop. IN which ~ placed the greatest
dependence for food. Is q partial
failure ana declare the situation may
become serious late in February un.
less stockA not now scheduled make
their appearance.
Due to unsettled financial condl.
lions. dealers are not repienishlng
thslr stocks as usual. and their
shelves are growing bare.
Workers tndcrpaid
Pay for workers IN not keeping %
with the advanced cost Of living. La.
borcrs are averaging a wage Of five
TO seven marks IA week. Figures
collected on labor conditions show
basis for complaints. Business men
Of Mayen estimated that eight marks
a day constitutes fair living wage.
but the workers are not getting IL
They are averaging about five
marks. while the women workers are
paid much less.
The chief Of the Cobleuz Bankers
association estimates that business
prior 20 signing the armlsuce was
90 per cent 81 It's normal volume and
that now il has dropped off TO -
per cent Interviews with others
bear out this statement Establish.
rnent OF supplies is not looked for
ward TO as long as political eondi-
tons are unsettled.
The situation as regards clothing.
Is much worse than with food A
common suit for civilians costs from
SEQ 10 500 and stocks are low. The
cost Of any kind Of cloth for apparel
Is well nigh prohihitive compared
with the scale Of wages
Nevertheless people in the streets
appear well clothed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30

stall i0e. butter 55c III. Flake
white. &c NJ 2 TAN cans milk. 25c
old New YORK cheese. Toe 10 run
cream cheese. ofc II. cream brick
chocac. SIC IL. Nut ola margarine.
31c 10. 2 his Si10; fresh peanut
butter, 2lc 10 stall 20. apples. &2.uo
box. delivered, Yakima Com potA-
toes y2.25 sack. delivered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30
-Four were injured in n collision

Four were injured in n collision
between "A Wallingford street car
and private auto at Seventh ave.
and Wcsiiake saturday evening
The auto was wrecked. Those in.
jurcd severely are Sergeant Elmer
ArncNon. g. Of Camp Lewis. and
Miss Gertrude Pcyche. II. OF 4i3
18th ave y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30
" IsTf AkI

stalls l0-lt. sugar cured bacon.
t5c ~ small loin pork chops 4ac
n, choice lamb chopA. ase n Susar
stall. sugar ice ~ . bars No Rub
~aptha soap. 1bc stall los. mixed
cream candy. 35c ~ large cans
milk. Csc. large can pindar steak.
use. pop corn. isc n. his 3hc z
bars Swift'H white soap. 2sc. mixed
nuts. 2hc n Stall t0f. home made
miuccmeht. Csc 10. cranberry sauce.
ace ~ Stall 100. apples. si.b9 hnx
and up. oranges. for gSc. stall 40.
kaie. Zoe NJ. brussels sprouts. iic
n. Stall i92. pure strained honey.
use NJ soc sunbeam coffee. a5c 10
10 lbs best flour ebc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-30
BIRGLARS GET RISES

Tho rooms Of Raymond Byrd ana
Lester Baker. COS Columbia ST., We're
entered SUNDAY night, and purses
continuing St7 and S., respectively
removed. according to reports made
tn the police 10y these aggravated In
diViduals Monday
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The Seattle Star
lDIlRlECTORW
Attorpe,s-at Law

Attorney sat Law
IpOt.A MAY ufISS - WOMAN
lawyer Consultation free. cont
Dental General practice Goll"c-
lions 7lt Lowman bldE Main
j. y. HALL EsTABt+tHItED 1881
General practice Al cases fics
consultation. 2i5 burke IidE, 800
Second ave Main 1908
Aitorneys--Pnient
FRED g. qOItfN -70l CENTRAL
nidg Phone Main $50 References
bennington Typewriter Co.. Mrst-
rfn Rubber Co. luiFrfrhl Iei"-
phone Co. Olympic Foundry 80.
bicycles and Repairs
RUDY LtSDGRES for smell Bicy-
Giles. sos stewart NJ Times %
Main f9i7
Chattri Loans
MONTY TO LOAN
Loans from SO 80 800 made quickly
and confidontiaily ca furniture.
pianos live stock. etc.
SANDERS A 60.
io0s-t l. & smith bldg III tts2.
Collateral Loans
MoSEY LoASEp on ALL ARTt-
ries ~ value. The Reliable. sgI
mira ave
Detective Agencies
PACIFIC COAST DETECTIVE
Agency $50 sea board Bldg Male
ami female operative. open day
and night oiflce. Elllott leb4
Physicians and Surgeons
pf kathryn Harrison - Women's
disorders rvadlusted ISIS stone
way. Green Lake car. North z4bb.
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL TURKISH nATHs iios
Fourth ave Electric cabinets.
therapeutic lamps. tubs Khru-
mhtiam my speciality. Louis
Myers. rhiFopDdlat. chhno-thcr-
hpiHE rhcnn Main 4sis. day or
rfEht
Junk
ALASKA JUNk co. 1880 First ave.
q Elliott 1881
~tOragr
DRY. FfHEpRooF ct RAG =
warehouse Central Storage Co.
Waite Eids.
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buying or selling ordrfa executed
for all classes Of railroad. indus
trial. bank and local secufitioa
Quotations and late Information
on file
liERRfN & RHODES. Inc.
Established 1886
ETpfkS AND bonds
- --Hrry 81 Main isiz
WILL MY
Liberty ilonds bouEht or sold.
600 Alaska Petroleum and Coal.
500 AthabascR OH. Trojan on
500 Pacific Electric Weider.
500 Universal High Power Tel.
Will. SELL
iog Universal tilsh Power Special
600 Great Western Pc
trolrum ...sst.s..+t.. Special
1900 Western smelling
Power t.--.ss..ss..sst fild
aioo Alaska Copper river
co. ...t.. ....t.4....... OF
. 900 chitina knskuiana .... 90
$500 American oil, Mont 80. OF
1900 lone star oli .... .Hi r
I 600 Hihck Hawk Mining CO. .oats
1880 ttrt Monarch .4.... ~
npH Mount Rainier Ms . GA
1000 Alaska ttnfuestakr Gold 10
MAN WfNktEt
sit Union 81 Elliott $50
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LIBERTY bonds BoUCHT
FOR SPOT CASH
iinsrd Daily on New York Market.
THEE Is NO BETTER PRICE
Daily --TtiE HENSON ca. Evenings
Licensed brokers
sci Green bldg. Fourth Rt Pike.
FULL MARK EFT PRICE PAID FOE
Liberty Bonds s22 Leary Bldg.
Second and Madison open even
lnEs. sundays II TO Z
nONDS. ANY
issue Cash paid. Paid or partial
ly paid $40 burke Guiding
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Would Strengthen
u. S. at Peace Meet

WASHINGTON. Dec 3o.--Auth-
oriEa;ion % the proposed big navy
three year program would be the
bcs; thing possible TO strengthen
americas hand at the peace con
ference. Secretary Daniels Hsdd to.
day.
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Public Markets


PINE ST.
Stall 81. Kriatofcreon'a phfteurizcd
milk. he at. r. pit Acme Grocery.
dow nHtairH. large pkg Aibsrs' pam
cake flour. stc. pkrF. macsruni.
Csc. cluster raiHina Zoe. large pkg.
rcaftn~. Csc. Red seal Gro-s -.
Annex. y l.. roup. i0c can. Cream
of BARLEY. 100 pkE. pkEH. acedlrHa
raininH. Csc. cans sweet corn or
peas. E5r Euidrrn or Blue la be
cataup. sec bottle Sugar and aoe p
stall CarnRtion ar HurdeuR milk.
ithr can. large ivory. i0e, small Sc
bars T. A q ~npthn. soc. large
pkg. Scafonm. zoe. large citrus. 2ac
2 cans q. - Cleanser. gSr stall 81.
bulk Jelly. 21r III. fresh butter. Csc
10 best peanut butter. 2sc n. stall
~. M margarine. SIC ID. Good
Luck rargarlno. tsc ~.
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Tues ay - the last day 70 nuke
0ood on War EariH0s Sfaups.
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LEGAL NOTICES


IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states. FOR the Western
District OF Washington, Northern
Division.
NO GiGa
Petition FOR DISCHARGE
In the Matter Of J. Frank Gregory
and Judith ". Gregory, his wife. and
the marital community composed
Of j. Frank Gregory and judith NJ.
Gregory. HRnkrupts,
To the Honorable Jeremiah Netcrcr.
Judge Of the District Court or the
United states. for the Western
District OF Washington, Noi thorn
Division;
J.. Frank Gregory and Judith NJ
Gregory. his vito. ~ Seattle; in
the county OF King. state Of Wash
ington. in said district respect
fully represent that on the fth day
81 November. last past. they were
duly adjudgcd bank rupts under
tho acta OF congress relating To
bankruptcy. that they have duly
surrendered all their property. and
have fully compiled with all the
requirements OF said acts and OF
the orders OF the court touching
their bankruptcy.
Wherefore. they pray TINT they may
be dccreed by Che court To have
fun discharge from all debts
pruvable against their estate, or
tho estate 90 each OF them under
said bank rupts act except such
debts as are excepted by law from
such discharge.
Dated this 18th day OF December
A. -. 1918
(Signed) J. FRANK GREGORY,
JUDITH NJ. GREGORY.
Gankrupta.