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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
| IMPROVEMENT CLUB
IS BEING ORGANIZED

The West Woodland Improvement
club was organized at a meeting In
the West Woodland school Wednes-
ay night. The club is enlisting mem
bers from Precincts Nos. 81. 81 and
So, with the aim 10 secure paving
and other improvements for that dis
trist. Extension OF the street car
system in that region will also be
urged The next meeting OF the club
will be Wednesday. at 8 o'clock. In
the West Woodland school, when of.
ficers will be elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Chicagoans Strong
for II. S. Grocery

CHICAGO. Sept. +.--tUnlted Pressl
Uncle Sam. grocer. continued to
take orders for surplus food In his
public stores here today but. at tho
same time he could give no assur.
ance tho orders would ever be filled.
Supplies OF food there have already
been exhausted. There Is no i'm
mediate prospect 20 get more food
from tho war department.
Meantime thousand OF Chlca Roans
stood In line at tho as distributing
stations. eager for the food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
WALLA WALLA FLYER
FALLS IN AlRPlANE

wALLA WALLA. Sept. 4.-Un-
able to bring his airplane out OF a
tnil spin, w. G. Buell., local pilot
of a homemade machine, and Whit.
ing Hendricks, a passenger. were
seriously injured Wednesday when
the ship crashed after fall of 1000
feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Organize to Build
Victory Cathedral

Tho Cathedral Parish OF the do
cese OF Olympia was constituted at
n meeting OF the parishioners of st.
Marks Episcopal church wednesday
evening. This is TO insure that plans
for the Victory cathedral to be erect
ed in Seattle will carry thru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
SPONGES
:39c

a good grade automobile
Sponge comes in handy for
cleaning the car. This is a
good size. Special. 10
only .......s.. wv
We carry a large assortment
OF full skin black horn cham
dis. spongea, Mistokieen out
fits. Simonize and polishes,
including Golden Star and
EOnolin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
New Sweater Yarns
SOC Ball

EOUR-FOLD Germantown Zephyr
L Yarns for knitting scarfs and
sweaters, in Garnet, Old-rose,
Pumpkin, Wood-brown, Navy, Delft
blue, American Beauty, Gray, Purple,
Chinese-blue, Pink, Azure and Light
blue, SOC ball. THE BASEMENT STORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
ROOST WAGES OF SIN

EVANSTON. H.. Sept. 4.--Thc
''wagea OF sin" are about 10 become
more costly here. Justices an
nounced fines for misdemeanors will
be doubled, commencing Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Knitting Yarn $1.15 Skein

Four-fold Yarn in h-pound skein,
suitable for all kinds of knitting, in
black, white, purple, two shades of
gray, three shades of red and three
shades of blue, $1.15 skein.
THE BASEMENT STORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
KEENAN, TO RETURN

Thomas II. Beeman. formerly In
charge OF county road construction.
win return 20 the county engineers
office within the next few days.
after serving in France as a cap.
tain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
G. A. R. VETERANS GO
TO BIG ENCAMPMENT

More than 100 Seattle delegates
to the annual national encampment
OF the G.. A. r.. at Columbus, o.. left
Seattle Thursday morning. Another
100 left Wednesday. The Women's
Relief Corps of Seattle will estab.
fish headquarters at the Deshler ho-
tel. Columbus, near those of the
national organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
PLAYED POLICE;
STOLE WHISKY
So Says information Against
Five Accused

Charging impcrsonation of Of.
ficers. information has been filed
against &. II. Shlvely, former
Seattle policeman. and Jack
Miller. Ernest krause, John Doe
sherman and John Doe Christ.
enson. The theft OF i.io0 quarts
Of whisky June Is from Ralph
Hoy kcr's farm south Of tho city.
also i charged.
The police say the whisky he
longed 10 Boyker. druggist In the
Northern hotel building. and John
Clancy. The information charges
the men held l.. Rossing and his wife
At the point OF n gun moro than
four hours while tho whisky was
being transported from the farm 20
A hiding place.
Shlvely was dismissed from the
police force month ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
aIRPLANE ~ DAMAGED

SYRACUSE, N. Y. Sept. 4.-The
Lawson plans was badly damaged
In landing here this morning, fol
lowing flight from Buffalo. No
one was injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
"Seconds" in
Wonen's Hosiery
39c Pair

THIS unusually low price is quoted on
i Women's Mercerized Stockings be-
cause of slight imperfections. Choice of
Navy, Gray, Medium-gray. Tan, Cordovan,
Dark-green and Beaver, sizes 81s to 10,
the pair, SOC. THE BASEMENT STORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
eE~DISG SPRINGS

by means OF these springs
you can bend pipe without the
danger % kinklng a. For pipe
sizes 60 "a inches EO~
Special. each ..... wv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
AMMUNITION

We carry a full stock q
small arms ammunition ana
shot gun shells. All sizes ana
leads Come in and stock up
before starting out on that
trim. we also have a fun line
OF fishing tackle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
19c, SAC, 39c
yuICA>IZERs

5-minutc super VulcanitinE
outfits. for tire repairs, Com
tainS one dozen combination
patches and heating units. In
tive minutes you can have
permanent vulcaniEcd patch.
Special. G1 %
OuN ..s.s.s.sss
dozen extra Patches 50c
special .......- s.ss-s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
PATCHES
THERMOMETERS

We carry a complete line OF
Taylor Thermometers. Better
candy can be made by using a
Taylor Home Candy Maker
Thermometer. No guess work
with one OF these. Fifty-three
practical recipes come with
each instrument.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
FORD BULBS

II Ford Headlight Bulbs.
AM Every one n tested.
E2& Legal candle power.
w ~ This II a good bar
w. gain. Special. 90
only .....-... eSS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
WALL CLEANER

Electric wall Cleaner - a
very successful preparation
for cleaning walls works
equally well on freaco or pa
per. No mass or soiled hands
Easy TO use. Special 10
per can ....s.ss.s..-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
MAxOTIREs
HAMMER HANDLES

First quality second growth
hickory claw Hammer Handles.
Special. this 1A~
sale .-...-...- .s.ss..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
HEATING PADS

Electric Heating PADS are
very handy 90 have around w
house. Attach 70 any hkh.
socket. Heat can be regutated
bv convenient switch. Many
Hpther electric appliances tnat
|ndd 10 comfort aud health. We
will be glad 20 show you our
stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
SAWS


as-inch. seven point Henry
ptsstou saw. This Is a straight
back saw and Ia up to the
Dlsstou standard In quality
and workmanship. 60 10
This sale. only 49,. S6s ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

boys held up drugstore messenger
last night they took sS and left a
gallon of ice cream he was carrying.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
pooNERANGs

W Here you are. fell
S lows. Just the
N w thing for school
" % You can have all
kinds OF fun around the
grounds with one 81 these
Snn..Lnl Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

Garden crops worth S73500 were
raised on New Yorks vacant lot gar.
dents this yeal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
Veilings
for Wear With New Millinery
Csc Yard

EANCY meshes in various effects are
featured in these smart Veilings,
some patterned and others plain, and a
few with border pattern. Priced at csc
yard. r,,r p.srv,.,,-r sropr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
TIMES CHANGING

DALLAS, Texas. Sept, 4.--Tlmes
do change. When two 14-year.old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
ANDIRONS

ANDIRONS
Don't forget that we have
one OF the largest asAortuents
Of Andirons in the city. All
styles and finishes. Also n
complete stock OF basket
CRATES, tenders, spark guards
and fireplace sets. You can
find what you want here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
SHAVING SUPPLIES

We have everything for the
man who shaves himself. in
Guiding safety razors. straight
soBe razorH. shaving soaps and
Drusbes, btrops and strop
dressing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
PURITAN CLEANER

This Is one Of the
most eff e tive
cleansing a r entB
made. A trial pack
age will d g m o n
strate the m any
uses Of this cleaner.
Once used, never
without II. Or
14-oz. size ZOC
........ S1.OO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04
SEND rs YOUR MAIL
ORDERS

Hiacit Combination y
Every one guaranteed -
be without one At TINS ,.
price. Special ....s..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

This sale Closes Monday.
A September s. $50 u. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-04

fTITN
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17
Der redjte @aaer.

@s fam elm @ann in sic Nn-
paltsfan5lei unO frngte: Bin i'd
bier reht beim AOoofaten Wiiaer2"
o2ie6er 6reunO," a%ntportete Ser
&npaIt, 0es 9i6t Orei AOOofnten nit
9amen @iiner i'm Ort."
sd meme Oen Serrn Miiaer .
iie baben geiagt, ct ipielt SetsunO-
ief3ig sic gon8e 9fddte ourf."
rDos tut mein &ouege alops
aiih."
SD meme Sen Serrn Miiaer,
Ser bm :, ser elm menig
trinft -"
Or. Wiiner IG6eIte: ~Wtan fam
6ieieIbe @orliebe aud meinem Sol
Iegen grpolo IiiGer nodiogeu.
Limo sic 6rau :. bm :,
Oie ioa 10 Elm leidtiinniges Ding
iein -"
ralio fur3, Geoutter: @us
wiiniht Sbr?"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

= Musf6Go99ebenb. yS6r
aoncge GGumli6 lit ia getrtebslei'
ter ser 2ofolbobn arie6enbaufen-
S6nefenfing gemor6enl 8unoert
mid, ooB BEL ser groBen an5abl Der
gepohner sic @abl gera0e a1f ibn
oefollen lit! @ot ieoenfaGs einen gu
ten 6reitno ~gebabt?l"
.0os nidt. Die Sa6e mar btel'
mebr 10: @eliBeriter 9etperbungster-
min mar Ser /. Mai. Scin @elu1
lit ober ia Gage gu ipGt eingeloufen,
lln6 so fporen sic m~oBgebenoen Ser
I0nIidfeitcr Ser @niidt, oaB er dfuet-
fellos Ser redte Mann fir oieien go
item fell"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17
9Oiuer entScdtc ole rblun6cm Gsti-
mUS".

Seattle. %. S. 9oper, ser an ser
arftiiden 9iite als 02epi" Bonner
befonnt ur0 elmer Ser menigen
MGnner lit, Oie in 0as ferne 0oro.
lanO, wclbes fat Sa6eaano lit, cine
8abrt eemadt baben bei1rieb bel
ieiner tiirdliden Mnmeienbeit Die
nblonOen @stimos", sic er auf Sic.
toria-2ano in ser arttii9en &egion
entoedt bat. 8ower bebauptet, oaB
oie nblonOen @sfimos" mirflid)
blond ieien, oaB lie Ieidte graue fat
blatle Augen un0 einige bellies Saar-
uno belle augenbrauen 6atten.
@omer er56blte, oaB Die .bIonoen"
@%ingeborenen run0e poue Augen
BADEN, wdbren0 Die anoeren @sfi.
mos Ocs fernen Nor0ens oie S9Iis.
alieen Der AIiaten baben. @oeen uno
Yfeile miiroen pom ibnen henutt,
tie miiBten nidts bon Spirituolen
unO bon Gabaf, lie benusten nod
Seuerltein, I'M Seuer an3umahen,
uno ibre &leiOumg beitc6e aug SGl,-
ten. gr oeuft, oaB Ii1 $50 aui
8ictoria-2ano 6eiinOen, unO lie ent.
me0er BON @~r0nI6noern abltommen
ODER ifan0inauiider Abltammung
Iino. Sic fennen wcoer oie @erbei.
ieruneen nod Die lcbel Der 9lliBcn.
melt.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

Mit benz 3ounpfobl.
Saneer 4rat (oer bisber pergebli6
alif @atienten gerpartet uno gu iei'
ner Sreuoe- zines Cages bod einen
Entienten i'm Gpred5immer finoet):
nNun, mo feblt's Sbnen, mein Sic.
ber?"
Mi9eIbouer:: ~ad, ia wout' nur
frager, Serr 9oftor, Oh sic mir Die
AoreB bon Sbrem 8organger fagen
fonna?"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17
cute Musre0e. n6abe

Cute @usreoe. uSa6en
sic ni6t meinem Menn einen Bo-
paget oerfauft?"
.Somcbl, Maoom."
vSoben sic inn nidlt geiagt, oaB
oos Sier re0en fonne2"
r@ewiB iogte id oas."
.@ir baben ober bcn Bapagei
iebt cine gauge ISOLDE, uno er bat
nod ni6t elm @crt geiprofen."
Scum, id erinnere mid aud gang
eenalt, @aoom, COB id Sbren1
Mann eeiagt babe, Der BapageI
mcroe lpreden. tpenn Sic inn bic
@elegenbeit 6a5u gcbcn."
3epIif. @aIt in Wiin4en:
Sd modte ein fleines @las9en
2imonooe."
@irt: n@ie, mos? Modtens net
a0 no a 4ncip5eitune o%n5ua?"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

So9Fe 8eit. 49,. aber,
iieber Sreuno, Die 2eiite laden i9on
ii6er 0eine fofette To6ter! - &eo'
ibr ood gu, oaB iie enbli9 oreiBig
Sabr' alt miro!"
= Die 2odc. Sris: DIANA,
tclalt Oh mir nidt cine 2ode &C.
benz"
@ama: u@as fir elm sefibIool.
les &ino!"
@apa: r@os pialt gu oenn 90.
mit, msin Sunge9"
Sris: rMein Sdaufclpfero brauat
'einen nelen Sdpano, Yapa."
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

ffcsobSridcIc tot 6cIfc miiIIc. @ie
mer beim fin tomHc ben idl III ole
2i55ie nod Ell Iongc Eabt iIprucr I'M.
icrcn Sahl Qchutf I'M MGR ben cgrict,
DAB 70 Gil GobI mcbbic arg iteiIiiA
is, olumcr OoB Is oodl e oarn Sdet1r
is, c Torilid) 81 inmette III nod nil
email c @lds &oiicr I'LL en- SoOa.
fr6der 5u icbric. 0oS is mas i'd
idmole EotbctoS RUE
@omit id pcrbIeilpe Sbne Sbrn
liemer
&bilipp Saueromper IT.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17
Sin merfiuirSiges S~ctGn6nnss-
mittel.

Die 9%eluobner &arrors in Sit.
airifa lino Elm Ountelbrounes Mild).
uolf nit boben f0rperliden Sor5ii.
gen, beionOers elmer groBen NtusteI.
unO Spannfroit. Die pbpiii6e Sci.
ltunasfd6i0feit Ocs @olfes miirOe
nod groBer Iein, weltn es nitt
our6 oen MiBbrau1 Oes nSi6aO"
gei6p11t wiirOe. IS lit oas cine
BON MGnnern uno @eibern beitGn.
sig gefaute @ciOenart, Die cine auf.
Ioicnoe utt0 3critorenOe @irfung auf
sic Musfel- uuO @ebirnenergie aus
iibt uno Oen gal5en meni6li6en
0rganismus i6laff madt. 9os
3i6oO bat cine eutfernte IebnlidJ.
felt nit 9(biint6ertraft. 9tuf Dem
Mnrfte Sarrars un0 gor5 beion,
0ers in einem acknowledgement, pom
&dufern iebr beiu1ten @GB6en
fam man Mdnner un0 Srauen nit
edit morgenldnOiiGer @eouIo Itun.
0enIang boden iebet I'M iid 8meige
Der punoerbareu Bflan5e gu Der.
idaffen. Sc mad Dem @ei6mof utO
Der Sein6cit unteri6eiOen oie Sen.
her bier arteu: arts, @ambat,
Eag9ei, llotei. ga sic 9Gnfer fri
ihe Bare beOor5ugen, werOen Die
fleinen 3meige tdgIi6 geiurtmcIt
uno, in Yalmenbl0tter gepidclt, aui
Sen Martt gebradt. Dos mnrten
a6er 6eionOers @ierige gar nift ob,
ionoern geben 81 Ben Soren binaus,
ben 8erfaufern entgegen, I'M lid)
oas 6eliebte &ergniigen cine Babe
StunOe friiber 81 peri9offen. Die
Bflan3e lit pom Semen naf &arror
eingefii6rt uno bil0et BORT einen
itarfen SanoelsartifeI. Oas ab5eb.
ren0e unO beraul6cn0e Narfotifum
lit fir oie @inmobner &orrars in
alen 2e6cnslagen unentbe6rlid.
Dabeim alf Der StraBe, auf ser
&eiie, auf Dem Marfte, BEL ibreil
8erlammlungen un0 8eratltngen
ii6erbaupt, no es ii9 MIR ~irgenOpie
MAIDEN ld6t, tragen lie in ser linfen
San0, peroedt Don Dem S~altennurf
oes Sob, oaS foitbare s3weigleim
BON Dem lie nat unO tla1 elm paar
9lGtter abfnuIpern, went lie ,oiele
nidt i6on oorber abgeltreift 6dben
un0 Ioie in Der 3uiammengebn1ten
Sano traeen. Wfit Dem IusOruf
ieliger 9efrieOigung iteden lie elm
babies DubenO glGtter in Den
MunO, feudten lie Ourd SerumroI.
len nit ser 3unge an unO fauen
Tie Damn nit beiligem grnIt.
ShIicBlid miro sic f0itli9e 9itgeI
5wiiden 3abnfleii6 unO 8ode ge-
idoben 10 oab lie BORT cine merf.
miiroige @rb0buna bil0et. @lio ge,
nau mie bel unS oos u&riem6en".
WuB bel eincm oGoIom" in elmer
wiftigen angelegenbeit ser He0ner
lGnger Ipreben 10 nimmt er Die
8ugel nit liebeuoler SorgfoIt ans
Dem @unoe unO itedt ite iif - pie
bel uns Die Sdreiber sic Sober =
binters DIR; ODER aber er eibt lie
ieinem Nadbor, itn0 Oieier tut,
menn er Oas 8ort er9reift, oas
gIei4e, Bis lie idlicBIid bon Sono
gu Sano unO Don @tunO 81 Mtun0
wanoernO, gu Dem eigentIi9en Wc.
liter 6uriidseIangt.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

= @e9riin6ete 81 n gift. Mie.
ter: r@on meiner 8obnung aus
fam i'd oen &ometen tooellos beob'
adten!"
Sausmeifterin: lin SimmelstuiI'
len, &err @unoerl, bob BOG ia Der
Sausberr net erf6brt, FONT iteigert
er SoSbna oIei' mie0erl"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

-Srit1 ser 9 d m d.
Ser Grieg, ser 9uttermnnoeI y
6ris, gu bait mid Elm Sobr nidt
geie6en, Jag iel6it, bin i6 nidt bob
li6er geporOen?"
y2iebe Soute OIL fannit BOD
iiberbaupt nur idoner meroer."
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

au9 elm StoIa. @i6I:
n@os bat 0enn Ser Sepp olif anal,
Dab er gor 10 itol5 is?"
@org: oSa, weiBt, felt er firm
Baron n @iit fiibrt, is nit ibm
nimlner gum AusboIten, 10 itoI5 is
erl"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

@inguter Sobn. StuOio-
srg (bom Gramen b~eimfommeno):
rOu bait mir bunoert Warf per-
iprofen, lpenn i6 Ourdfomme,
&Qpal"
Batter: .@epiB!.. @un, uno ="
Stuoioius: Sci frob, Die bab' i'd
Dir erIpartl"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

- l1eberroi6ung. 8rduti-
gam (einige Gage Dor Der So95eit
al feiner 8rout): n0as cine barf
ib Dir nidt %perihmeigen: i'd trinfe
ab lno 5lt elm @ldsden @ier iebr
eerne uno perfdmdbe aud gelegeat-
lid elm S9n6ps6en nidt!"
8rdlt: SRA, nno i'd erlt!"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

= Sinefure. y. Ser arme
C:an5leirat S6lappmcier er lit
eailo aus iciner &ube gebraht NOR.
ocn!"
r@ieio oenn?"
.Sn Den Sutherland fat man i'm
usrlcstl" /.
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

.Gie llnoerlfamt6et unierer 9o6in fennt feline @ren6en mebr.~
.0os fonnnt Oaber, bob gu gu famiIidr nit i6r pertebrit"
.Soit redt Mfor, 0Re SunanitdtsouRIei nuB entldieoen efn @noe
ncbnren. Gi6 mir Doc. ibnea nal ybn Warf, Oont i'd ibre lhr etnloicn
fonn. Die lie mir neuIif gum @ereben iberIoiien bat"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

.Mein 96micgcriobn bat porae-
Itern oie Sefretdrpriifung belton-
ben; i6 min morgen maj anf 9eInd
biniiberfo6ren."
Srau g%iBmeper: rSSd, ia.
Ser Weni9 fommt aus Den Trli.
fungen gar nid)t berailsl"
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

Gut, mir meroen sic ais BUG.
fiibrer unierer 8Ieinbabn aniteaen.
sic baben piinftli9 oafir gu Ior.
gen, bob Sbr Mitta9s5ug immer 10
nm @beno berum ouf Der @noita.
ton einlduft."
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17
@frnrr sdlreibehrttf Nrs
pbilipp ~SaWerampfrr.
Al

glein Iieber &err &eOndtiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1919-01-17

luas nicine gIlte l.
0ur6 mar, ole 9urue
baum 5u foble GA is
Die 0obr Su oea
n1dite ytuJin auf.
gauge III ga Bat ole
@tiiius Shenandoah
Oo g%eitonlle iii i'd
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-11-01
PAUL v. PORTNER.

Funeral services for Paul Waller
Portner, who died in New York on
Thursday night, death being due to
congestion of the lungs, will be held
from his home near Manassas, Va.
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. Portner was vice president and
director of the Capital Construction
Company. of this city, for a number OF
years.
He was born January %, 1882, at
Annaburg, Va, and received his
education at Virginia Military Insti-
tute at Lexington, and the University
of Virginia. He was also vice presi-
dent and director of the Virginia Feed
and Milling Company. of Alexandria,
and the Portner Realty Company, of
Manassas.
He is survived by two brothers. A.
o. Portner, of Baltimore, and Oscar
Portner, of Manassas. and five sis
ters, Mrs. Henry d. Flood, wife of
Congressman Flood, of Appomatox,
Va; Mrs. William P. Meredith and
Mrs. Palmer Derby, of Washington:
and Miss Alma Portner and Mrs. A.
l.. Humes, of New York city.
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Births, marriages,
Deaths
ONLY,GRANDSON OF
CHAMP CLARK DEAD
Notices May Be Phone.' Unta I ,.
N. Main $500, Branch 8.

Word was received here today of
the death this morning in New Or
leans of Champ Clark Thomson, two
year-old son of James NJ and Mrs.
Thomson, and only grandchild of the
former Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives.
The child had been sick for more
than week, and complications result
ing from an attack of influenza last
year made the efforts of physicians
to save his life futile
Champ Clark Thomson was born
February 10, 1917. and when he was a
very little child was brought on the
floor of the House of Representatives
by his grandfather. The House passed
a resolution congratulating Mr.. Clark
when his grandchild was born and pre-
sented the baby boy a golden spoon,
Inscribed.
Accompanied by Bennett Clark, son
of the ex-Speaker of the House, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomson left New Orleans
today and will arrive in Washington
Monday morning with the body of
their son. The Congressman and Mrs.
Clark will accompany the family to
Point, w. Va, home of Mr..
where the funeral service
will be held, probably Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomson, formerly Miss Gen.
evieve Clark, daughter of Champ
Clark. was leading figure in WASH
ington society before her marriage to
James M. Thomson. Both are well
known here.
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this city The Rev. c. Wood
Fletcher b. Brown, 81, and Annice W.
Fields, u, both of Shipman, Va Inc
Rev. J. F. Bryan.
Jameson, 81, both of this city. The
Rev. c. K. P. Cogswell.
John ]. Mulvey, 90, and zilda NJ. Snyder
%, both of this city. The Rev. u j.
Larkins.
Joseph Martin Furey. %, of Pittsheld
20, of Corning, N. Y. The Rev. J. b.
Sol. Paul Cohan, q, and Lillian Green's
berg, %, both of this city. The Rev j.
Neil Pulley, 81, of Cleveland, Ohio, and
Rev. J. K. Briggs
Benjamin F. Christopher, 81, and Ethel
Norwood, %. both of Baltimore, Nd. The
Rev. L. L. Bowers
John w. Donnelly, AZ, and Edna n. Brown'
50. both of this city. The Rev. l. d.
John G. Buschman. u, of York, Pa, and
Josephine Ertel, "a, of Towson. Md. the
Rev T. K. Davis
Americas e. Briggs. 81. aud Mary Joseph
Davis, IS. OF Colesville, Nd. The rev
II. e. Brundage.
Ralph Dority. 80. of Pembroke, KY. and
Mary Nelson Towson, Is, of this city
The Rev. s. III. Greene.
Bartlett E.. Harper, as, OF Omaha. Neb.,
and Lois M; Harper. ss. of this city. the
James s. GutseII. 80. of Ithaca, N. Y. and
Nellie F. Kernohan. 80, Of this city. the
Rev. J. NJ. Anderson.
John g. Boatwright. %, of Danville, va,
and Mary A Glass "a. of this city The
Rev. c. Wood.
Emmett D. Green, 81. of oakwood. Mass
and Pearl v. Shiplet, 20, of this city. The
Rev. d. H. Mitchell.
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GREATER CHURCH
FELLOWSHIP URGED

Making a stirring appeal that the
Gospel shall follow the nag, and de-
caring that an American partnership
with Japan and China would be disas-
trous until those nations were more
nearly converted to western ideals,
the Rev. DIR. c. l. Fry. field secretary
OF the Lutheran Brotherhood, ad-
dressed the Lutheran Alliance banquet
last evening at Cushman's cafe.
The banquet. attended by represen-
tatives of the Lutheran churches of
Washington, was held to make pre-
hminary arrangements for the con-
vention of the United Lutheran
Churches OF America. which will as
semble here in October, 1920
The church needs more of the
spirit of fellowship that prevailed
among the men in the trenches, and
once such eomradeship is attained.
IL will make for victorious and ire
sistible force" said the Rev. DR.. Ma
than r. Melhorn, OF Philadelphia.
Committees for the convention
which will be the hrst since the mer-
ger of the various Lutheran bodies of
the United States. were named by the
Rev. DR.. 9. NJ. Diffenderfer, in whose
church. the Luther Memorial the ses-
sfons Of the convention will be held.
The Rev. DR.. John Weidley presided.
and Henry 7. Domar also made a brief
address.