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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
HIGH MARK IN Pensions S
S222.12o. .2o2.70 Paid to 624.427
Civil War Wards IN Last
Twelve Months.
~ Associated Press to Every Fvenius

By Associated Press To Every Evening
Washington. Dee 5 \ record break
ing SUN IN pensions vas paid by the federal
government during the last fiscal year
although the number of pensioners was
the smallest of anq year since $50
Tins vas revealed bv the annual re
port today Of the commissioner OF pen
SONS. who sand >222. l2q ~ % vas pad
to 62i AZ persons during the YEAR as
compared with S119 .S35,32S.95 to 0l6,-
sos pensioners tie year before.
Total pensions paid To date on account
of the civil war tie commissioner sud,
were - 29g. so. 500 80 and the total on 'e
count of aH wars S5,oI1 90 fo2.3e IN
,.lud.ne S65.2l 663 on account ot
the ~p4nish-Amefiean Wtr
Ohlo led the states with Tie largest foil.
there being 60 ~ pensioners drawing
S2I. -. .3300 % PENNSYLVANIA Ma second
with 59.072 pensioners drawing SO ,03o,-
SI3 Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
VITAL STATISTICS

Tbe weekly report Of the Board Of
Health shows 10 births. 81 marriages and
26 deaths The totals from the CORE
spending week Of last year we're 62, 54
and As
Communicable maladies numbered IA,
of which are diphtheria, 5 scarlet fever
measles ] and chickenpoX 3 While these
come from all parts Of the city, half Of
them are ID the Ninth ward
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
WATER ptJMPAGE.

pnippagc and consumption records for
The past week as reported 1T the meeting
of tile Board Of Water Commissioners
this morning. both show M increase
over last year The punpage l02, 506.
$40 gallons is II .905, 800 gallons greater
and tie consumption IOS 100000 gal
Ions n IA $40. 900 gallons greater.
Balances Of s32 1903 and pay rolls
Of s.. j93 81 were also reported
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Pythians Entertain.

In true Pythian style, AZ members Of
the degree team Of Inland City Lodge, Of
Lancaster Pa were entertained Satrr-
day night bv more than $50 members of
Oriental Lodge Of this city. The visitors
we're first treated 10 banquet AZ Pytman
Castle on West street near Ninth " W.
Knowles w4s the principal speaker. Then
the team, ia full uniform, conferred rank
upon a class Of candidates The team was
led by Ross II Yam i, The home lodge
was represented by Ross II farncll
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
MORE SUGAR SOON READY.
Cuba's New Crop Being Ground sooner
Than Usual.

Philadelphia. Dee 8-Adviaes from
Cnba state that the grinding 0f the new
cror ~ gigar cane r. Inde~ wav. and
delivery wilt - made much earlier than
usual
Forir steamships arrived ln prr' here
last week from Cuba with 25 000 t0nT III
raw siIgar A' Jucaro and ether l,nra0
Dor4s there still remain n tna Farehorse7
5000 tons of last season crop awaiting
shipment
The Brazilian stRarshIp Lagos yrst'-
dav began loading : OOo tons of refined
sugar at this port for bordeauy
II estimated that there = ~ The pre7rr'
time N OOO tons ~ ETanuiafs-f giyay r.
local warehouses held Tp by tre ru1Fary
IN bunker cz1ai
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Ali on Long Elighl.

~ Associ0I, 4 FT0ss q Every Eyoning
Batavia Java, Saturday Dec 4. Capt
Ross smith. the Australian aviator who
il attempting to Hy hy arplane from
England to Australia for a prize III 10,
600 pounds sterling arrived today at
kalidjatti Vest Java
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
FRlGk MAS NOT MIR. SMITH
Mass. Tech Hopes 10 Get Additional
Gift Of $4,000, 600.

Boston. Dec ) President kchard
{ MacLaurjn Of the Massachusetts, IN
stltute Of Technology IN 4 statement
last night SAID that the late Henry G,
Frick was not the Mr.. Smith who had
given large sums Of money to the inststu-
ton and Who had offered it an endowment
Of $1,000 900 provided the aldmn and
friends raised like amount lie SAID
that Mr Frjck heQuest 81 about $4,000
600 would not change THE terms of this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Personal

nited states Senator JOSIAH . Vol
cot visited Wilmington today
Thomas Pcency. secretary to nlted
states Senator t. HeisIer Ball returned 70
Washington today. after spending the
weekend i'll Wilmington
Charles II Grantland went to Dover
today in the performance Of his DUTIES as
secretary Of the Delaware Industrial
Arcidenf Rnard
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Edward Barkley Hurt.

Whlle crossing the street at SlXth and
King streets, Saturday afternoon, Ed
ward Barkley, aged 50 years, Of ll5
Fulton street, was struck and knocked
down BY an automobile He was picked
up and taken to the Delaware Hospital,
where it was learned that his left leg
vas broken The name Of the owner Of
the machine that struck the man was not
learned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Fred {. wells 10 Take Bride

Clerk of the Peace lohn | Wright has
issued license for the marriage of Miss
Catherine L Harris and Fred G Wells,
which will take place "Wednesday after
noon "a The home at the brides sister.
7l3 papiar street Miss Harris formerly
resided It pottsyile, Pa. MIR Wells
resides At 726 Nandever avenue Since
removing from Virginia to Wilmington
he h.ts been foreman Of the Cur repair
force Ill the lus>vanta railroad shops.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
GERMANY WILL BOW To
ALLIES, BONAR LAW SAYS

sn.,.ial CORES pondence Of Every Evening
London. Dee S-AndreH Bonar Law
the government spokesman declared N
The house d commons today that there
was IIttIc reason to doubt that the com
n1nicatione proceeding between the allied
and associated powers and Germany with
reference to the immediate ratification Of
the peace treaty would have a satisfac-
,4rV Issue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
u. 5. SELLS NITRO FOR SIS,55,OOO.
Charlestown. W Va, Corporation Buys
Plant That Cost S75.000.0 600.

Washington Dee 5 sale of the ex-
plosiyes plant at Nitro. W Va to the
Charleston " Va Industrial Corpora
ton for s.. sol 900 was announced YES
terdav bv the War Department. Of She
recently submitted informal bids Tor tbs
plant and other facilities owned BY the
department at Nitro, that OF the Charles
ton corporation was the highest
The plant and town cost the govern
ment approximately SIS, 100000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
$5 to SIS

and plenty II them inst now, vfth
M aseurance a. ~ duplicates.
THE MEMS STORE
THE BOYS STORE
Everything 10 Wear
Dress Shirt, 81 % ~ 81
silk Shirts s. ~ glZ
Flannel Shirt g. N 81 10
Work Shirts, 81 70 S2.O
Underwear. 81 n s.
Pajamas 81 10 g.
Neckwear, JOc 10 $40
Drcas Gloves, 81 " 81
Work Gloves 30 70 g. 70
Fiir Gloves. g. ~ S35
six SIX 81 70 81 %
WOODEN Sox, 3jo to I)c
I.lsle Soz Bic n III
Canes. 81 ~ $40
Umbrellas. 81 n 81
Fancy 5nzrendors. j0o N 81 -
Initial Bolts 5Oc N - -
Raincoats, SO ~ 80
Grips and B1gs g. q 81
Trunks 50 - B7j
House Slipper $50 n s.
With Everything Fdse ~ Clothing
Hats. Cape Shoes and All Furnish
ingg
9Th and Market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
rNl - ~ CLAssIFf.

PtBIIC SALE Furniture carpcts. rus~.
honseh5ld goods etc will be SOLD 50
@etdhArn & son auction STORE. TAI 2.
Fourth street 81 500 Of new .urfttur1 and
rugs all sizes. FrioaS. DecemoSr II. lsl".
AZ O'Clock p IN. sharp. brASs tscds
enAmeged Beds walnut bSurNom sulft
Figured Gum poster bed and chliiOner felt
mattresses crib. siK QUartSreu as pune
seven extension tables. dozen uak iiuins
chairs I2 walnut dining chairs ia bius lcai he.
rockers drCsscrS. chinuntrs, couches ~
leather aud TAPESTRY, OAK ana nahogal
davenpOrtS 3 piece suit tn Sllk NiNsh. oa.,
chinl.eroDe library tables r. OAK and nls.
hogAny. arm chairs walnut and mahuS
anv mirrors, pictures. express wagons
Z sets or dishes 100 pivces each. 70
brass beds Many Other articles
Rugs hu&s NNN
WOOL Abres. grass, mating rugs ThA
is a large sale 81 1ne rugs and Viii bc ~oit
20 the highest bidder. Terms cash. Stidhan
and son, auctioneers
FOR SALE vim truck. IN tlrst-claSs cos
diJiOn. $3.50. Reason. leaving town. rc3
bargain. Apply 1903 shallcross avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
1.r.ek Ttoons in New Zone

~aloui4I sunday Dec Ireek
troops ia Asia Minor have advanced TO the
line fixed BY the peace conference. accord
ing TO Al official Statement issued at army
hradolarrers here. The zone of occupa-
non fixed for the Greeks ha- thus been
completely occupied
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
OBITUARY.
Aks kArHFRlNE r rAul4Sr

NRs AATHFRlNE 7 TAll,Nr
Mrs katherine 4 Talley Wife of
William A. Talley died last FRIDAY ~
Elam, Pa She was is years u age
au- LYDIA r. BARTRAM
Mr. lydia II RartrMu, II years Old,
widow st Elwood Rartram u Christlana
hundred. died Yesterday At her home.
SOL West Tenth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
NoN-suPpoRT CASES 90 OVER.

The charge Of non-suppori against
Harry II Iruitt Of Middletown, vas con
tinucd until next Friday III City Court
today
A similar charge against Benjamin L.
Love was continued until next Tuesday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Hapley 10 Play Yisc0se.

on Wednesday night the Hagley first
and second basketball teams will line up
against the strong Niscose, first and second
teams Of Marcus Hook Dancing will
follow the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
ANNuNzIo ASSURES ITALY

Rome sunday, Dec The Popolo
Romano 10 dan says that Gabrielle i An
nunzio has assured the Italian govern
ment that lac Will not undertake any new
expeditions or 10 beyond the arms tiCe line
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Nohis Pronerlx Transfer.

The properties al Nf2 and S04 Market
street appear IN records ot recent transfers
a passing from Frank I Nobis and wife
u Max keiI for q consideration Of S55. 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
Lead in Big Advance

~ Associated Press 20 Every Evening
New York Dec 81 The American
Smelling and Refining Company today
advanced the price Of lead from 6.75 to
4 90 cents per pound
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
7-CENT FARES IN JERSEY.
Zone System Abolished by Flat Kate
With Cent For Transfers

Win VVNt TOT ITHISfVIS-
BY Associated Press to Every Evcnlna
Newark, N j., Dec. S.-The former
seven-cent fat fare with one cent Tor
a transfer apnin was in effect today on the
lines of the public service railway mpany
throughout the State, having displaced
the zone system to which much objection
had been made by trolley riders IN van-
Gus municipalities.
Although the old fare rate was re-
stored Yesterday, this mornings rush
hour traffic furnished the first opportunity
of noting results Trolley officials sad
the confusion and disorder previously
noticeable now were absent and all cars
were running on schedule.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08
du Pont Directors at Luncheon.

The directors Of L | du Pont &c
Ncmours 4 Company had luncheon IL
the Hotel du Pont today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-08

LOST Black handbag, cont tanning clOt .e
stolen from 2SOS Washing ton street Par.
please return As they arc knows.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

IRA slilon,a, Georgia, beretteS
on Ell Surpmano, lom oraf 90 BET
iGIoenoe @eotS Soget moo en-
@rrnoepinsgouf 0ommercn erflp.
rcoe, at Set bIco en- "Ml3trail" o.
mulftercoe S,trnmnuocn % Collars.
On Vreit / Citen piI hoIoc Ell VrT-
oifen fra Ct 2uititib 1000 Soo oope
/ Suftcu Gette piI oos life bli oer
'sritc @arQ. at c, Brett prrHlfrr
oper Sopeosrne poo inc 3ilhsrere.
Snebterne / Gh,cdao CT tiIbuot
921e Gents Simen. nle oil bo "a.
lercu uipo % bar bcrior / llgeplS
'ireifci.
Sar oiSie goot lsnnebc Serrer.
Iont / oar'tcIigc Sioer icu M Ger
ben orcr egaer til Streit, trrltt oper.
buor hei GaaIen ri Qau &c urae, no.
naIate Mrno, ionr porcoc oft. Be
hnpoc % bar, for III Elol oa lin Ma
ton?
"Irbelhcrcn3 Aoar2" Nlbria il.
hcn Terocua Sfabe!ic haube Nrbct.
Nereu iaa 8ooc aaar iom 3, De sore.
ncoc Statcr luit MI. &c hsie Yri'er
trniicr Dem. Tom life lrnger or ar
beiosongtige cler mar bare eli lioer,
Vsniion, Sage eIIcr Rentc al lcoe al.
Or
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

pirfet cn fort Cio ionl Srrcr / Der.
gen a%n'attcs ban iom @eitprer al
Senbre Sanb2 tommurole WiohcI
ltolc. 1881 ouertog @r. Srhrnp pc.
iinrer'iluingen peb Sutlnltolen ooo
Maligcs Minoe i ari'tianlo % TO gar
cfter llonpontcs ban Ill aopeuon
Sfleberg. ) 1895 tom &r. Ssorup
tilboge til ariitiania iom aopellml
til Voillua Wcniahco. hpor han S
Nar "Iellere uonTpnteS Ill So9rc.
preit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

gag cr "Iti'tct. Rcaierinaen bill ioa
Sp~iorbrtng til at tagc ia al oenne
Saa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-02

Rnmmet al ct Spu. 6reoerlcln
l0oe SUR. llnoer Fl loroeuoeIr,
iom lgadr oroB heu ouer Hnen %
Cneguen. iiog >uutt ueo I S,alo
lPuJen ii, Scuot 0auien Hcuotien9
@aaro Qgeitop. StaIolrrsen neo
brGnote. Gen brlnoliote ll0er Il
tort (ab. On ban bau6e aItior Iayt
'ori,tret
Stielitsr lOae ,<l,,j. Saite5
iloQ Il Spu neo / 0usmuuo Alireo
Ssreuiers 0lts paa Solicit Wlrt Ueo
StieIitsr az 0ntUHote Oct Suiei
iamt ,SuobQet brIUote ilI0Itunolst
SsreuIea9 Nuilru, Der tlIllae meo II
Haru beiauot 'ig / Srlen bleu ram
met al Yunct. @uu bIeu ilaaet ON.
ullo, "a henoe2 aIPoer bleu an.
.tprot. Get Inttcoe3 hcuoc rmIoIer
tn al 'au iIGbt ia no. huoreIter Der
poo heiloca Nnab ON NiTIp fom Solt
illitcbc. iuaIcota al boobe llu %
@srucuc bltp rsooct
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-13
CHANGE IN ARRANGEMENTS

Owing to the demand for seats on
Saturday and Sunday evenings at the
Liberty theater. the management
wishes to announce that on these two
evenings children cannot be admitted
on the parents tickets, as heretofore,
but will have an opportunity at each
matinee on Saturday and Sunday to
take advantage Of this privilege, as a
child under IL years of age will be
admitted free with each zoe ticket at
all matinees and evening perform
ances except Saturday and Sunday
night Children will see the same
show, complete, as would be seen In
the evening, and gives the grown-ups
a better chance for seats. In addi-
tion, a special comedy for children
will be shown every Saturday mat
inee. 12-4t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-13
HUNS
LET STEEDS GO
FOR TABLE USE

MUNICH, Correspondence of the
Associated Press) The returning
and demobilizing armies here, in
great part. come quietly home, put
down their arms and disband without
trouble A small percentage of the
unruly element, such as compose the
Liebknecht-Spar Anarchists
group, however, has made as much
as possible, and has shown special
fondness for crooked horse deals.
The Peasants Cuncil of Munich
makes public report to show that
hundreds of returning soldiers have
been permitted to keep horse as
souvenir The permission naturally
does not come from the military au-
thorities but from underlings and the
soldiers have then put the animals
thus secured on the market at ridi-.
culous prices.
One regiment that should have had
500 norses returned with but so, the
rest having been sold. in many cases
II is feared, for slaughter-an easy
way of concealing all traces. The city
authorities recently confiscated 81
animals that had been sold in this
underhand way for slaughter. The
Peasants Council has organized
guard of 40 men to help down the
evil.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-13
Dearest Public:

Pretty today, isn't it? Please ac'
cept another of our thanks.
was going to tell you a story oi
ga real itching of the heart the birth
stone and the sweet and happy end.
ing, but you'll have to wait day oil
two, as the heroine can't do this part
this is summer scene.
Course. Mable. you won't under
stand, but have to eat so much you
must, if you have the money. come
and get one of these umbrellas. as
they are the class. and are the right
prices.
SWEETEST little bud vases at six bits
a one.
The Amethyst for this month. and
you should wear one IL you wear
nothing else-I mean do nothing
else, as you won't have any luck, no
matter what you do. Most of the
amethysts come from Brazil and IRA
quay, in South America. The royal
purple colors are the best grade, and
are very handsome.
Don't forget the alarm clocks, we
got lot of them at prices.
When will this world be Stagna-
ton? When the women are all gone
Say, amt you goin' to get any
spex? The eyesight is the dearest
thing God has to give. and we think
something is the matter with a per-
son that ecoIomizes on their eyesight
We got fountain pens for a DOL
LAR. They are nearly human. as
they are self-fillers. Did you ever
get full by yourself?
We have seven serving trays that
we will sell for a dollar each this
week. Ignorance is something we all
have and don't know 1t.
We got a big stock of silver ware
that we got to sell, so see US quick.
Guaranteed watches s2.00 and
$3.50, and we don't want your money
II they don't prove satisfactory.
Some wimmin get married again
cause dead men tell no tales.
And, Mabel. il this "he person"
says you are not really the first. but
just as good, make him go
strong on the diamond before it's
everlastingly too late.
Nothing is supposed not to be di-
visable at all, but it's divisable by
two.
Suppose she marries the guy with a
divided by two, eh,
Mable?
Seriously speaking. we like you and
want your patronage.
IL you need anything In the jewelry
line we'd like to quote you price.
Hurry to our aid.
McHattan's, at sos Main street.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-13
MOOSE DANCE

Saturday evening we dance with
The Peerless Orchestra, which COM
prises the best musicians in klamath.
They will furnish the latest music for
dancing. There will be plenty of
dances to keep two dances running.
If you wish to enjoy a pleasant even
ing dancing, come. 1885,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-13
NOTICE

The public will please take notice
that the undersigned has purchased
from G. S. Callep, the garage known
as the Electric Service" garage. and
all of the fixtures and stock on hand,
on January a, 1919. The said G. S.
CaIlen to assume and pay all debts
existing prior to the said Attn day of
January, 1919, and the undersigned
to pay such debts as were contracted
by him after the date OF said pur-
chase. JUDD Low.
13-20-27-6
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-13

Fine feathers make fine birds. but
Jewel Carmen in her latest William
Fox photoplay, "Lawless Love,
theater tonight only, finds that
theate rtonight only, finds that
bandit who turns straight for love is
a better man than her dancing part
ner in his broadway clothes. Don't
miss the Liberty tonight. 1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-13

The kaiser is growing beard. Ev-
identity he has had enough close
shaves. s.-Baltimore American.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-13
THE DOLLY SISTERS in
THE MILLION DOLLAR DOuIES'
AT THE LIBERTY
FRIDAY NIGHT

See Charles S. Hood. Klamath
Agency for health and accident iI-
surance. 12-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-13

See Charles s. Hood, klamath
Agency. for Indian grazing lands and
timber. 12-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-13

VALENTINE SOCIAL FRIDAY
The Christian Endeavor societies of
the city will give a valentine social
Friday night at 1880 at the Chris
tian church. Endeavorers and friends
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-29
BOILED"
SMITH HATED
Soldiers Despise Lieutenant
Who Tore Girls Photo

4 UILLsBORO. ore. Aug. 40
"'They cali me hard boiled and by
lG-- I am"
I Grant Doriand. who has returned
from overseas. credits Lieutenant
Hard Boiled" Smith with that
statement In France. Doriand Il
another veteran who has publicly
gone on record with the statement
/ that all soldiers who came In con.
tact with Smith dssplsed him. lie
says he has heard at least so re
turned soldiers say they would like
10 get Just one swing at Hard
I l.oiled."
] Dorland was n guard at milf
tary prison not far from Paris
smith asked me one day for list
of prisoners" said Dorland ~
photograph OF a young lady fell to
the ground when I brought out the
list. Smith beat me to II and tore
II TO pieces"
( Dorland forgot IL was n case OF
officer and man. II was just n
case OF man with him then. lie
cracked Smith with his rifle butt
between the eyes.
or course he was court mnrtialed
but the officers who tried the pri
vate probably carried pictures Of
their own. They held that Smith
had transcribed his authority and
freed Dorland.
The girl whose picture was In
suited by Hard Boiled" Is now the
wife OF Dofland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-29
HE WANTS HIS ASHES
TO REST IN JAM JAR

LONDON. Aug. 20. - strange
provision for his interment was made
In his will by w. n. Syrett, notice
server to tho Hackney borough coun-
ell. a codicii reads: III reasonable,
desire my body crcmated and the
resultant ashes placed IN large old
jam Jar which belonged 10 my moth
cr. that Portland cement and sand
mixed with water may be poured
therein until n solid block of concrete
ia formed. and such a block buried In
some place unlikely 20 be disturbed,
or alternatively thrown into deep sea
water"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-29
State Fair to Exhibit
Trophies of World War

saw service on the firing line in
France. national and regimenusl col.
ore. insignia and campaign badges.
wireless telephone apparatus and va.
rioua other equipment from the ord.
nance department. auartefnaster
corps. signal corps. engineer corps.
air service and medical department
~ tho army
Army Photographs
One OF the feature exhibits Il a col.
lection Of - enlarged photographs.
selected from 1000 taken b. army
photographers IN France
The navy will exhibit two complete
exhibition models Of fighting ships.
and five small models showing the
application of camoufiaRc other
naval exhibits will be radio ielc.
phones. torpedoca and their trucks.
machine guns and rifles. guns Of tho
Kind that were mounted on Kuhma.
rinc chnsers. YRuns for launching
depth charges. projectiles OF various
sizes. ana winter clothing. including
sct OF the kind worn on Huhnh.
rines The marine corps also viii
exhibit a larE. number % articles OF
equipment
other exhibits viii he shown from
the department of commerce and tn.
department OF labor Altogether the
government il expected 10 he OF
great aid In bringing the public into
closer touch with tho activities and
achievements Of the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-29
lotto CRUNbAUM
WILL WE'D SOON
Head of Big Furniture Store
to Join BenediCtS

Otto A. Grunhaum. head OF the
northumberland Furniture Co.
has helped furnish many a home in
Seattle.
Such experience leaves its impress
sions--and Otto has been impressed.
He will now furnish up a new home
all his own. For. friends OF the
family. are being thus apprised:
Mrs. III. Grunhaum. 7s2 Harvard
ave. N. today announced the ap-
preaching marriage OF her son. Otto
A. Grunbaum. 10 Adelaide Anderson.
who is now visiting her family In
Minneapolis. MINI"
The marriage viii probably take
place in october.