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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
EAIERS DISCUSS
NEW CITY CHARTER
Citizens OF South Richmond Meet t.
Hear Advocates of Change In
Organic Law.
VERY ATTENTIVE AUDIENCE
Dr. Anderson Explains That Highest
Type of Municipal Efficiency l.
Found In Form THAT Ccntraltzfs
Responsibility

Approximately twe hundred sst.1sES
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-.. -,y-A. -,
sAc0sa aE"se f+s"
hear public discussion ~ TIE H@'.e3
Of rharter changes .a be voted for O.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
SOCIETY
MEREDITH DIETz. PHONE MADISON 1929

two allied republic and the Italian
dag was suspended near by
In the hall the same color scheme,
white and green. was carried out, and
silk American flags were used. The
living rom was decorated with flowers
and the national cmblems of Great
Britain and the kingdom of Belgium.
After the wedding ceremony a re-
ception was held. which was largely
attended.
Dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour when the bride and groom left
for the mountains OF North Carolina,
where they viii spend their honey
moon. At the end Of that time Lieu
tenant Hunnewell will report at Camp
Zachary Taylor. in Louisville. KY, be-
ing transferred thither from Camp
Jackson, s. G., AS instructor in tactical
manoeuyreS. Lieutenant Hunnewell is
"a graduate OF Williams college. in
Massachusetts. lie was a graduate
with tine record at the first piattshurE
camp for officers aud was soon sent to
France. where he remained for nine
months, having only recently been or
dcrCd home
wcring--JcffcrSon
hf interest here is the announce
uent Of the wedding of Captain Ben
jamin BoWerinE OF Battery d. Sev~
enty-}ourth artillery, Z. A. G.. and
Miss \. Louise jefferson. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Jefferson
the ceremony having been celebrated
lH tbe home Of the bride. Maple
Villa Delaware city, Delaware on
Thursday. July rs. by the Rev pr
j. h. MilIlEan, of 81. Georges church,
Delaware Lieutenant James r. c.
lsske. G. a. G, of Fort Du Pont, Del
was best man, and Mrs. f. II. Lincoln.
Wife II Lieutenant Colonel +. Il. Lin
coin general stad corps, was matron
of honor.
After a short trip 10 Captain Bower
iHg's fathers home. i'll this city, they
VIII return 10 Fort nu Punt, Del,
Captain coverings present station.
tie il expected to leave shortly for
overseas duty with the heavy artillery
Red Gross Lawn Party.
An a ttractiHe affair of Saturday
afternoon and evening of this week
viii he lac lawn party To he given in
'he Capitol square 10y the Fellowship
r.. y f. / of the First Baptist church
for the benefit az the Fed Cross aux
HAIRY In the church Many attrac-
toHs sire being planned fer the affair
and refreshments Of all kinds Will be
served
soldiers sailors and marines will leo
welcomed and special attention Will
be Taid them hv the committee. in
charge. L is expected that d large
crowd VIII attend this festivities
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
MILITARY POLICE AND
NEGRO SOLDIERS FIGHT

Hampton, Va, July ga serious
lot was narrowly aNerted In West
Queen street last night at 1890 o'clock.
when the military police became in
volved in night with several negro
soldiers. During the excitement one
~ the military police was handled
pretty roughly and negro soldier was
shot in the face and slightly wounded
A crowd Of probably 1000 people
soon gathered In the street and the
entire section from St Johns church
to Lees lane was damned with white
and colored people 1t looked like a
very dangerous situation. but Lteuteu
ant Eltwood and the military police,
with the assistance of the Hampton
civilian officers, finally quieted things
by arrosting the offending colored man
and taking him 10 military headQuar-
tiers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
STATE NEGRO BUSINESS
LEAGUES toNNfNRs TODAY

An Indications nafnt IN vary s,,o.
cessful annual meeting far tho ytr.
eInfa tSate negro business lear,,a CON
Heutlon TO he held IN this eltv on to-
day and tomorrow. NrliFerts hotel and
Morris's cafeteria wifi he fba bead-
quarters of the visiting delegates
Many Of the state Officers and dele.
gates came In last nieht, and each in
coming train is adding to the num-
her
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-24
THE WEATHER
Omitted sratcs Weather Brreaa
Department ri Agriculture

Washington, July 2a--Forecast for
"Wednesday and THURSDAY
n inia-=EArtiy cloudy Wcdne sday
And THURSDAY: showers ian extreme
~esf portion little change iu tempera-
Iure
North CaroIina-~rartIy cloudy in
east showers In west portion Weduea-
aday; Thursday. partly cloudy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07


BIGGEST LITTLE BARGAIN EVER
Groom bungalow: bath: IN perfect
condition. large rooms: good FUR
uiture and hair mattress. oak buf-
fst and table brussels carpet. all
for -. 600. ttno cash. i2s monthly.
At end 81 zeth ave. = car line. Is
minutes from First ave.
WEAVER as Boston Block
GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
RAINIER VALLEY
4 dandy sb-room bungalow and large
lot; fine garden soil: fruit trees.
chicken housr. close 20 school. ?
city. Price .s.io0; only s2sO cash.
r. VAN ARsDALE e. co.
Main - 1919 Third Avenue
$3.50
8 unpiattcd view acrcs. inside city
Limits 20 minutes' Jids,, from and
half miles to EhipysrdE: 50-foot
lots are sailing nearby for ms
much as my price for an acre,
Must be sold soon.
Capital se2s
RURAL BARGAIN
Nice broom cottage. good lot; near
Hitc OF new University high school
Price less than house can be built.
Including furniture. rural snap.
1850. $3.50 cash balance like
rent. John s, Brazior University
state Bank Bldg. Konwood 1881.
sSAP--3 ROOMS. LOTS. si.1oO:
$3.50 down. furnished or unfur-
nished. view Green Lake. Mulvi-
hin. 1884 Seventh ave.
FOR sALE-A NEW GROOM MOD
ern cottage. cement basement.
large lot; fruit trees. bss7 asth
-
BARGAINS. MOD ERIN HOUSES.
bungalow. apartments. lots.
Terms. Smith, f32 Pioneer Bldg.
Seattle.
NEW GROOM BUNGALOW: HARD
wood floors. fireplace: cement
basement. good lot. easy terms.
Also larger house, I bedrooms.
beautiful place at bargain for
cash. from owner. 1920 N. 4tth Ht.
by OwNER-wiLG GENTLEMAN
ana wife. accompanied by lady
with baby. please call again at
large bungalow thoy liked so well
in North End, and make offer7
TWO CORNER LOTS: 4-RoOM
house. good condition; George
OWNER
3GtO Greenwood
$500 BuYs NICE GROOM HOUSE,
well located, In Georgetown.
OWNER
North 23a3
FOR SALE ROOM HOUSE AND
pantry: lot 25xt00; all assessments
paid: $500 cash. call Ballard 1880.
WEST QUEEN ANNE OR
INTERPLAY
--s1,7b0--EASY TERMS
Five good rooms; lot 50Ni00; paved
street and close to car.
FRED w. CARLYON
1916 Third Ave. Elliott $3.50
COTTAGE ROOMS, MODERN
north end; block 10 Phinney car:
s2.3T5. $3.50 cash. s25 month. per
cent interest
cash, $50 month.
W. s. Robson co, 40 ard Ave
b-RoOM HOUSE: 2 LOTS: CLOSE
TO school and car; si.326: $500
cash. balance SIS per month. VIII
accept some Liberty bonds Phone
Sidney 12f5.
s-ROOM AND BROOM HOUSE: ON
Magnolia Blum; at half value.
Phone owner, Queen Anne 3293
Address 32t5 S7th Ave. W.
ONE ACRE: IN CROP. AND GROOM
house; ~ bearing fruit trees; gar
age: sound End $3.50: terms $3.50
cash. pinney q street 726 Third.
BUILDING LOT. ST. PAUL, MINI,
block from car. worth $500; sell
cheap. Box it2. Big Lake. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07

FOR SO
THEN Sc MONTHLY
PUT a TENT on TT
PUr A SHACK ON 1T
Nothing like this proposition In
seattle today
49,
RIGHT At THE CAR LINE
IS minutes To the shipyards.
CARS EVERY 30 MINUTES
From $3.50 A. ~ To ~ 90 Night
Adjoining nerutifui Lake Durien
Adjoining Puget Sound Beach
ARE you THE MAN
Who Just came 20 Seattle all tired
out trying 10 find n house. Moth
ing 60 rent. everything for sale
and what 70 for rent double what
10 should he.
The only thing open 20 you Is a plot
OF land somewhere for tent or
shack. away from city restrictions.
where you can build what YOU
please and how you please
GET OUT or THE CITY LIMITS
ESCAPE THE BURDEN OF CITY
TANEA
AWAY FROM SMOKE AND DUST
BUY HALF-AcRE FOR 1895
100 feet by 1877 feet
rAY,io DOWN. THEN SC MONTHLY
nuy tab TO $50 worth Of lumber.
In a week you are anchored under
your own roof.
ARE you THE MAN
Who has been paying rent for years
and stili in the rutf
DEAD TO YOURSELF
DEAD TO YOUR FAMILY
Swallowing the increased rent from
month 10 month by the raise from
grRHping shyiock Of landlord.
who has a. much Use for you as a
ra,tlsnnake has for whisky.
The rent you pay now pays the
landlords taxes and interest TO
him 81 from 10 TO 10 per cent
HOW LONG ARE YoU GOING TO
STAND IT.
You would fight for your country.
You would fight for principle.
Would you fight for q homs7
LIFT Mr PLACE you
on onc-haif acre OF ground. cleared
or timbered-
FAY 80 DOWN. THEN Sc 4 MONTH
40 PAYMENT wIFESu 70 ARE
SICK
40 PAYMENT WHEN You ARE
WORK
ARE voc THE MAN
working i. 20 rs hour. day
making from 100 TO t:oo a month.
paying rent and blowing the bal
anccg
You poor nut. someone with the glad
hand and sweet smile gets IL ~
gets away from you some way. you
don't know.
TRY AND borrow A SO BILL
From tho man who You are spending
your money on. and he viii give
stare.
Tho going 10 good now
The work In plenty now.
The wages are good now.
1T Is GOING TO LAST FOR YEARS
GET BUSY NOW GET BUSY TODAY
COME TO ME WITH \ s. OR 80
BILL.
Let me- locate you on
On~-haif acre OF land.
PAY $40 DOWN. THEN 80 \ MONTH
Today the sun Of a better and bright
er sunshine is a. your door.
you LOVE YOUR COUNTRY FOR
ITS FREEDOM
You LOVE ITS FLAG FOR WHAT
1T STANDS FOR
you LOVE ITS SOIL FOR ITS
PRODUCTS
Your loyalty and citizenship are not
sincere uniese your patriotism IL
on your own doorstep and the flag
OF Uncle sam hangs on your own
porch.
Ther, are IN. 600. 600 home owners in
this country. DO you own oneF
And every home IL a monument 20
every mans thrift and enterprise.
AN HONOR TO HIS COUNTRY
AN HONOR TO HIS FAMILY
Your allegiance to your country IL
to own n home. no matter how
humble ~ may he. WILL your
$50 LITTLE FARMS
For you to pick from today,
MY TIME is YOUR TIME
7 am here 10 kill the rent system.
I am here 20 make a man of you.
I am here to make you own a home.
so aunrter-acro plots. si4s; only $40
down. 81 month.
80 quarters acre plots. siss; only $40
down. Sc month.
so qunrter-acre plots, sass; only $40
down, 50 month.
80 half-acro plots, 1895: only $40
down SO month,
80 hhlf-acre plots. 1916: only $40
down. IS month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07
TO BUILD SHIP PLANT

LOS ANGELES. Aug. The
Pope Shipbuilding corporation. re-.
Gently organized here, today an
nounced the purchase of a S0-acre
site for its shipyard at Newport
beach. The company proposes 10 in
vest half a million dollars in build
ing its plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07
THREE DIE IN BLAST

GRAFTON. ILL.,. Aug. Three
men were killed and one OF the build
ings OF the Illinois Powder plant was
wrecked when a dynamite explosion
occurred in the punch room early to-
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07

WEST SEATTLE

$4,000 ATTRACTIVE. now.
modern cottage; cement
basement couplete with
shades aud fixtures. ready
60 occupy situate 47os
ffth ave. &. W lot b0Niibi
unobatructihle view OF
Sound aud mountains This
price represents values
Of sir months aro. 1850
cash, so per month. In
GLIDING interest
g. s00e--b-room. new. modern
cottage; cement La sement.
fireplace built In fes
lures. shades and electric
fiNturerf complete and
ready for occupancy; near
new high school one block
from paved street. $3.50
cash. tgs per month. in
Guiding interest.
GREEN LAKE DISTRICT
50. 900 room, we'll built.
modern house. i1ip ". saith
st .fn-foot lot. one-haif
block from paved street
displacement value OF
house atone viii exceed
this figure. 1850 cAsh, $50
per month or will CON
slider r~ntinw on lease.
with privilege Of buying
at above figure.
,i.Tso - room. modern
house. cement foundation.
large basement: assess
nentH all In and paid eN-
rept paving. good district.
1909 cash, s2s per month.
including Interest. viii
handle this
RAINIER BEACH DISTRICT
.a.iso -- Bangor aud ssth;
new, modern finished
rooms on first floor. :
large unfinished rooms
second floor. good neigh
hnFhood. with unobHtructi.
BILE view % lake and
mountains; good value, lot
t0sits. 1850 cash, So per
month. will handle this.
LAKE WARRINGTON WATER
FHoST
villa Tracts. 81 Lake crest
Park. near ferry landing.
This tH The Highest class
improved residence de
triet adjoining seattle on
the lake Graded streets,
sewer Whter, electric
iightH paved boulevard,
beautiful water front Few
remaining tracts being
closed out az reduced
prices. on easy trrmK A
beautiful home site and
good Investment VIII
build. II desired. and sell
on rental terms inv.ati-
gate.
NORTHEHN BOND a
AOHTCAGE COMPANY
sos Third AFc. Elliott sect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07
QUEEN ANNE HILL
$4,000
UNIVERSITY HOME SPECIAL

UNIVERSITY HOME SPECIAL
$4,000
WELL CONSTRUCTED; 6 ROOMS.
INCLUDING SLEEPING PORCH;
STRICTLY MODERN AND UP TO
DATE HOUSE; WAS BUl1T
YEARS AGO: FULL CEMENT
BASEMENT. Al " u a 7 20
PLANT: LAUNDRY: FTHEPLACE;
AND ALL BUlLT-fN FEATURES;
Lot G0xl00, IMPROVED WITH
FRUIT AND SHRUBBERY; ALL
STREET IMPROVEMENTS IN
AND PAID EXCEPT PAVING; 4
BLOCK FROM CAR AND PAVED
STREET: WALKING DISTANCE
TO UNIVERSITY AND LINCOLN
HIGH THIS PLACE INCLUDES
TONS or WELLINGTON COAL
TERMS III DESIRED. PHONE
ME THIS EVENING At NORTH
1867
MODERN s-ROOM HOMIE, SOUTH
OF Woodland: like new $500 cash.
balance as rent, or exchange Tor
Queen Anne or other good district
Prefer q rooms,
w. =. Robson co. 40 Srd Ave
RAVENNA PARK --TWO ACRES;
5-room house; fireplace; terms;
Main 1913.
Z ROOMS, MODERN. $50 DOWN. So
per month and interest. J-l22, star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07

$50 LITTLE FARMS
For you to pick from today.
MY TIME is YOUR TIME
I am here 20 make a man of you.
I am here to make you own home.
so aunrter-acro plots. si4s; only $40
down. 81 month.
80 quarter acre plots. siss; only $40
down, Sc month.
so qunrter-acre plots, sass: only $40
down, So month.
so haif-scro plots. ssse; only $40
down SO month.
so haif-acre plots. 1870: only $40
down. IS month.
Few plots on car line higher. balance
easy.
WATER. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
TELEPHONE
Same convcnienccs you get in city.
I don't care what you have. or how
much YOU have. II II Is 81. 81 or
$40 bill. stick II In your pocket.
and bring this Ad. and | viii ar.
WILL PUT YOU IN a WAY TO
PUT you UNDER YOUR OWN
ROOF WITHIN 90 DAYS.
Where in the name OF God can you
match III
Three auto trips day from my
office TO property.
1880 4. NJ. $3.50 p NJ. $50 =. NJ.
II you work nights. see me in the
forenoon. IT you work days, see
me after 4:30 y. IN. Come direct
from your work. Have your wife
meet you here.
DON'T WAIT FOR OUR SUNDAY
TRIPS
Three free special cars on next
Sunday.
From Riverside sta. 18th & spokane.
Cars leave promptly
10 4. NJ, II A. NJ and II. Nj.
Free tickets issued here now.
60 NOW. GO TODAY
GET STARTED.
Property Is free and clear. Title
policy.
See the man who does things today.
w. J. MARVIN
Room eos Boston Block.
as Second Ave.
Telephone Elliott 4067.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07

Business Opportunities

STOCK AND FIXTURES
in rear OF building, Am doing n
good business. and viii show pros
poets my books for past two years.
Reason for selling. | have business
on Coast To attend 20 at once, Mrs.
Sarah Baker. Wapato. Wash,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07

ONLY
81. GOO for e-room house. bungalow
style. and over n quarter 81 an
acre Of good garden land---DNf.Y
$500 DOWN Baiance $40 per
month; fine bearing fruit trees;
city water. electric lights. Only
blocks 20 car ilns--good service
ih-minute ride 10 heart OF city
only blocks 10 High and Grade
schools.
This is one 81 our many bargains.
Herbert ~ Upper. 304 f.eary Bidg.
WANTED. SMALL HOUSES
We have buyers for small places.
easy terms. In Rainier valley,
ballard. or Green Lake Section.
preferred II you want 20 sell.
consult the live wlres. T.. Van Ars-
Main % 1913 Third Avenue
WANT up-To-DATE BUNGAIlOW.
one good sized and two other bed
rooms: all convenience from
5000 TO $4,000. partly cash.
- For Exeimprc--tteni Estate
BROOM HOUSE. 1900: TERMS
VIII trnde ns part payment ON
ranch. Rainier C33 evenings. c50s
WE SELL. TRADE PROPERTY
anywhere. cuHtomerh waiting.
smith, 49, Pioneer Bidr. Seattle.
10 Acreage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07
BELLEVUE
HOG RANCH

tt7b0---4g acres. - acres cleared
and fenced with hoE-tight
fence All the land ~ sur
face cleared and fenced with
stock fencing. There liz a
splendid creek running
through. and In well stocked
with trout: and a fine spring
In the iz-acre field for tho
hogs. bsrnr. one new,
and n good 7-roon house.
bath. hot and cold water,
good Kitchen range: cow. 20
chickens. i.o00-Eallon tank.
$1,000 cash.
GEORGE MOORE INV. co.
tos Lsary Bldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07

W. s. puLMAGE co.
ZIG BARGAIN HOUSE"
1907 10th Ave. Ret Pike and Union
fsie--ta0 Chevrolet. a great buy
at .ss.... s..t.ss..s' ss.tssss ''hoo
Another go Chevrolet Of recent
model. st .....s....ss.sst.t 1913
ist7-tao Chevrolet that isa dandy
NJ stss't.ss s..tt.s..t.ss.sts thoo
isis-tso Chevrolet. In the very
best OF shape; a great buy at.tfs0
isis-sso Chevrolet. In good condi-
ton. must he seen To DO nppfr-
eisted. Take Il away for.....t725
$3.50 Chevrolet that you can
not find Us duplicate at this price
elsewhere for ...tts.s....,.,sb Tb
A dandy Ford touring ear buy
~ s's'ssss.ssss. $4,000 zoo"
Another at ..........,...,,,..,fSoo
We have any number OF Ford tour
ing and roadrtcrs. priced all the
way from sto0 up Any OF these
cars Will stand rigid inspection.
Easy terms on any OF the above
cars. also very liberal terms on
the following makes; King. over
land. Scripps- Booth. Buick, flan-
dcrs. Studsbakcr, Maxwell. oak
land. winton ana Franklin
Take advantage OF this sale. ears
are here Tor your inspection ~ IL
our pleasure 10 show you,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07

SPLENDID IMPROVED ACRES
GOOD HOUSE; BUILDINGS

Nicely arranged house. built
when lumber was cheap. barn,
chicken house. wood shed, all
in excellent shape. also well
and pump. Z springs on prop
erty: over half OF place loose
oan soil balance bottom
land: all splendid soil. no
waste land: J acres seeded TO
pasture: garden in: fenced.
cedar posts. wires; facing
two county roads. improved
locality. Price $1,000. very
reasonable terms 20 anyone
moving on place; balance $40
monthly. Take East Madison
car and kirkland ferry 10
Burke a; Farrar'H office. In
quire for Mr.. Sucking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07

CATEwooD
20 minutes TO Hhipyards. Fauntieroy.
Lakewood cars and litneya direct
without transfer
y.5oo--s rooms. furnished; lot issx
l2i.
$50 rooms: lot s0xios.
81, sOo--s rooms: strictly modern;
substantially built: beautiful
grounds. soxio7. splendid.
No war profits added 10 thcs. prices.
We can make reasonable tsrmn on
ali OF thcse properties
REAL ESTATE WANTED
IN GATEWOOD VICINITY
3 homes about 1880:
s-room. about t2.tnO.
s-room. s2.500 60 $4,000.
Have buyers waiting for these.
Cash payment 5000 TO 1900.
WN. 4. GRADY
Ti0I California Ave. West SIS.
GATEwooD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07
ON ELECTRIC LINE
HOUSE: CLEARED LAND

House needs repairing: prefer 20
sell for $3.50 TO anyone who
could do the work themselves.
good sized rooms: small
harm: land all cleared and best
OF rich. black soil. level. some
fruit. fenced: facing boulc-
ward: improved places adjoin-
ing: ~ blocks to station.
good service , blocks from
paved highway. This is a
splendid buy for anyone who
has time and IN handy firing
balance SIS monthly.
BURKE A. FARRAR. Inc.
2os New York Block. Main 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07
TEN-DAY BARGAIN sAi.E

We have the largest assortment
OF small used cars carried on
the Pacific Coast. aud Ne de-
~ any one 10 meet or equal
our prices on tho fnliowins
good staple cars Ne have
now in stock the follow
tse CHEVROLET. an ideal all.
Nearly new 400 CHEVROLET
touring; ali the latest equip.
mentH. fine shape .... sfbo
One FORD touring. all good
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running order .......4.. 800
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good looking ........ 1900
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dandy ............f 1900
OVERLAND delivery. exception.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-07
WOMEN TO HOLD PICNIC

The Ladies' Eagle club will hold =
picnic at Woodland park August Is.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-10-17

the RED Gross. {. j. Murphy, taking
active charge pf the work.
IA survey callsd for the regigtra.
ton Of graduate INJURED. practical
nurses, who have mot takensa regular
course, student nurses trained attend
ant. IN hospitals. first aid Workers and
midwtves. $50. 81
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! Mrs. q. AZ, 0Alusha Of Moose3aw.
sask.,, arrived here today to attend
the funeral OF her mother, Mrs.5John
:Lout,s 110S Dyke avenue, who died
yesterday morning. Mrs. walter
strelow Of Milwaukee Wis.. who ex-
pected to Gomez for the funeral will
be unable to attend, because Of the ill-
.ne4s Of her children. who have con-
tracted influenza.
MI. and-M rs. r. G. NcAllen and
their children. formerly residents of
Park River, have moVAQ to Grand
Forks to make their home.
Miss Eva Fillmore Win return to-
day from Winnipeg whore abe has
been visiting Mrs. q. II. Ferguson.
Mrs. Ferguson and her children will
accompany Miss Fillmore. and will
visit at tho home Of Mrs. N. Fillmore,
1909 Cheyenne avenue.
Mrs. L n. Carter left last night
for Camp Grant ILL.,, to be With her
son, LeRoy Carter, Jr., who - Vii Of
pneumonia, following influenza y