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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
OPEN BIDS FOR
TRUNK SYSTEM
important Contract Comes
Up for Consideration

Ono OF tho most important con
tracts OF the year Is bo awarded by
the board OF public works. VIII be
considered Friday morning when
bids for the construction Of IN. AK
trunk sewers ssstein viii be opened.
Keen competition In the bidding In
expected by the board. The bids VIII
be the second called for. Tho lowest
bid under the first call not only ex'
ccedcd city Engineer A. III. Dimock'a
estimate OF fisz. 900. but exceeded the
limit 81 the district to be Improved.
IL was then thought advisable 10
have tho work done by day labor.
but on the advice Of the city coun.
eli. a second call for bids was made.
A bond OF so 900 win be required Of
the successful bidder by the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
GRAVEL TAKEN
TO CENTRALIA
Probe Alleged Connection
With |. w. w. Shooting

Dick Gravel. alleged /. w. W. ora.
tor, was taken 90 Centrnlia by two
special officers appointed by the a..
torney general Thursday. lIe II
believed 90 have been seen IN Cen
tralla on Afmistioe Day. and II his
identity can be- positively estab.
llshed he may face charges In con
ncction with the murder Of four
American Legion men there.
Gravels wife, Louise. employed NJ
the Swedish hospital. had Gravel
hailed into Justice Otis w. Thinkers
court Monday charging him with
threatening "a klll her lie was
sentenced TO serve six months In
the county Jail
She testified he had sent James
Bruce. l. w. w. leader. TO see her
shortly before the Centralia mas
sacre. demanding money. lie left
the city shortly before November
n. and she declared she received "a
letter from him postmarkod near
Centralia.
The letter told her che had some.
thing 20 do from which he might
not return" aud asked her TO care
for his personal effects. che said.
Gravel Ia said 60 answer the de
scription Of man seen fleeing
from the scene OF the shooting.
Just before being sent 10 Cen
tralia Thurpday. Gravel pleaded
with Justice Brinker not 10 allow
him 20 be taken there.
lie declares he was IN the camp
Of the Everett Logging company a,
Maryuville on ArmiAtice Day.
Gravel IL known an Jack Lewis
and "Biackio" Thomas,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Jail Two Turks as
Fences for Thefts

John Mandy, Is, and s. Laigri. %.
both Turks. are being held in the
city jaii Thursday on open charges.
while the county prosecutor Is pre-
pairing complaints charging them
with receiving stolen property said
TO have been appropriated by Ju.
veniles.
Two lads are held as dciinquents
They are said to have robbed a West
Seattle store recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Woman Is Robbed
by Bench Pirates

Mrs. John Miller. recently OF Gle
Eium. sought n sent on the row Of
benches surrounding Pioneer Square
Wednesday afternoon.
Settling down between two kindly
faced gentlemen. she sighed with
comfort.
A few minutes later when she
arose to go. her bag containing $40
was missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures

Arrivals
December str Admiral glchoison
from Southeastern Alaska AZ 1850 a nj
str Glyndon from Hilo a. i.ao a m.
December Str !. a. Mnffett from
Ban Pedro ~ midnight; str Rainier from
Tacoma ut II .. m. -Htr Klamath from
Everett at p. m. str Queen from Ia
coma nj y. M str Davenport from
Ban Pedro Via San Francisco at lao
.. m. str Gaffnsy from trial trip al a.so
p. m; str Prince Rupert from Prince
isuper tat y, m.
Departures
December str Queen for Ean Fran
cisco at II q. m.
December 9--str Anyox towing bee
Henry Viiiardefor Winsiow AZ 10 ~ m.
ctr y. r. Loop for Tacoma az nooal E,r
Hedondo for Tacoma az 10 .. nj str SEN
ator for Corinto via Anacortes and San
Francisco and ports at y. m. str Kasofi
Maru for HonEkong. Wohe and Manila
Mt II n. m. tug Tatoosh towing hge Aca-
pulco for Blubher Bay AZ iiito .. m. str
Prince Rupert for Prince Rupert. ~. c..
at midnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Married Chinese;
Asks for Divorce

Armisticc day. which ended the
world war. more than year ago,
marked tho beginning 81 trouble for
Miss Della T. lee.
on that day she married. IS
husband she took Chin on. "A China.
man.
In a divorce complaint on file in
superior court Thursday. Mrs. Chin
declares her husband accused her Of
being friendly with men 81 her own
race. villified her and finally desert
ed her last January.
Mrs. Chin In still resident Of
Chinatown. according 10 her attor.
ney. Adam Beelcr. She asks for re
storation OF her maiden name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Public Markets
wEsTI.AKE

FtaN ~. government rabbits. at sugar
stall. zach. soc. ! sack Wca;iake Special
flour. - stan III. Burbank potatoes. 100
hs tgTks Winesap apples fiTs box
onions, &c N stall $50. Lemon soap. Sc
bar. soft shell wainufs. foc ~ olympic
pancake flour. &c pkg stalls 1911. iamb
chops. atc n Armours picnic hams.
rolls toilet paper. 3Eci large pkg
Alhrrs' FLAP Jack flour tsc; Gold Shield
coffee, tac IN ran. stall ios. Z pkEr
matches. iic; 1 ~. white nEs 2Tc. :
Alaska herring Sc. Stau its. 1 N.
prunes. lie. socdlcss raiEins. 2ec pkg :
minceneat iic pkg stan 90. N.
Wehb'H Beat Ever coffee. Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
INVITE PUBLIC
TO NAVY YARD
Float Two Ammunition Ships
December 10

BHEMERToN. Dee. when va.
ter Is let into a.. new craving dock
here. December 10. for the fret time
not only will the dry dock BE- official
~ dedicated. but the two 1000 ton
ammunition ships. Nitro and Pyro.
VIII take the water for the first time
Tho ships are being built In the dock
and instead Of being launched they
VIII simply be floaied when the dock
Is flooded for the first time.
The navy yard viii be open IN the
public on that day Mrs. Henry sux
zallo. wife Of the president % the
Z. of w. will christcn the nitro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Old Mother Earth
Trying to Shimmie

Ina you feel fty
II occurred between iO:0f and i0:os
o'clock Wednesday night. and people
In Mount Baker Park. West Seattle
and the business district felt ~,
Employees at the Seattle Electric
Company building. seventh and
Olive, declared that they felt II bad.
But the seismograph at tho Unit
yersity Of Washington didn't get n
SILVER The instrument does not re-
gpond 10 purely local earth shimmles
It was pointed out by seiamographira
The police and fire departments
had no report OF damage done by the
earth tremors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

LONDON. Dec. 4.--Premier Lloyd
George. addressing the house OF com.
mons this afternoon, said he hoped II
would not be necessary to suspend
trial by jury in ireland.
A report was circulated earlier in
the day that the cabinet. at its meet.
ing yesterday. had decided TO suspend
constitutional guarantees because Of
the impossibility OF obtaining convic-
tons of persons in Ireland tried for
acts OF terrorism.
Lloyd George told the house he
hoped the treaty OF peace would be
ratified finally before December 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Shot When He Tries
to Resist Officer

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 4.--John
Weldon. 10. who said he was strik.
ing stevedore. was shot in the groin
today. when he offered resistance TO
arrest by Policeman Hogan. Wei.
denis automatic pistol jammed, and
he was unable TO fire II.
Papers found on him Indicated he
had robbed two men shortly before
he was shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
ECONOMY

Stall rs, salmon zoe 10: smeits. Ice
NJ 4 smoked bloaters. for ssc. Stalls
aT-ss. acc pkg Cream ~ Wheat 2sc; +hc
can sliced pineapple. 3sc: 2 lbs. scediess
raisins. s5c; ssc pkg. Peacock buckwheat
-four. CSC. Stall 80. veal pot roast. iThc
n short ribs. i2Mc NJ: shoulder OF
pork. sar 10. pork chops. <sc N. Stalls
T-s-s. so 10 can mus coffee fi.25;
l. n. can NJ J. n. Reliance or Maximum
coffee. see. No. cans pumpkin. CSC.
stall 90, soc supreme Blend coffee. .
ne. ti.4s: pop corn. i5c n: az 10. can
schiilinEH baking powder. st1b. stalls
i-2-2. pot roast ibe NJ. bacon, 300 ID. /;
hamburger i5o 10: steak. a5c 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
SHIPS DOCTOR DIES

News Of tho death Of DR.. Hatricls
formerly Of Dawson. was
brought here by the liner Protesilans.
Blue Funnel line. which locked at
the Bell st. terminal "Wednesday
evening. pr. Harrison was phyai.
clan on board the Proteallaua TAX.
en- III after the ship left Hongkong.
nc died shortly after being taken to
a Kobe hospital The Proiesllaus
brought $4,000. 900 In silk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Special Agents
Wanted by u. s.

Those who desire Information OF
the examinations for appointment,
as special agent Of the ln,siligsncs
unit 81 the bureau Of Internal rsve.
nue. should see the district secretary.
nth civil service district. postoffice
building. and not the department Of
Internal revenue, Il was pointed on,
Thursday b. federal officials.
The examinations Will be held BY
the e. 8 civil service commission
December 10. 1919. and January Z.
1899. Entrance salaries range from
81 500 20 5000 a year. with oppor'
tunity Of promotion 70 $4,000 a
yeaT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Field Day for
Callahan Family

NEW YORK. prc. Yestrr.
day was field day for the cal.
ahaua
Tim was reelected captaln Of
tho 1880 Yale eleven
Mike was elected captain u thu
Princeton team.
Tom. hid brother 81 the two.
was elected captain % the Law.
ree-e. Mass. hiEh school eleven
The Robertson brothers will
also captain teams next season
Jim Robertson has been elected
captain of Tho Dartmouth team
and his brother. Horny. was
named 60 head Syracuse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Denver Market Status

pKNvER. Dee. s-Cattie-RecriptH
5000 head market use lower. steers.
fieto0ia: COWS and heifers. i7siote.
st0okern and feeders, il.to5 $50. calves.
;T0IsTs
Hozs-- Receipts. eco head. market ,se
ss~er. TOP. US. bulk 81 sales. see
fises.
Sheep Receipts. 500 had. market
$50 soc higher. lambs. ti1seait. o~ss.
fT9N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. Dee. t--Cattis--Iteesirss
100 head market strong Good 20 choico
steers. $50 o. 20. fair 10 COED steers. fT8
s. common 10 fair steers. ts.teA 90 80
medium 20 good. g. see 80. cannars. O.
9ti bulls. tkgT.ks calves t78it
HoEa--Receipta. eek head, market T.
strong Prime mixed. tfstelfs. medium,
mixed. titEoSis.se; roash heavy. iIsee
llfs pigs, ti19tt
shesp--Receipts. i.1ti head marke, T.
strong Prime lambs. tii.se9i1 G0i fair
to medium. fiok0aittos ysarlings. % g
1io.to. wethers. taqgt0. eWea ssa7
Buttor-s7 q CSC per ~.
Eggs--7oH Tbc per dos
CecHc-25c per 10.
Checsc-rripicts. gs1ssc per 10
hons-ss V soc per 10; broiiers. $50 sc
per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Claims of Service
Men Investigated

J. VI. Bromhall. special assistant
to the attorney general. was In con.
ference with District Attorney II G.
saunders Thursday morning Brom.
hall Is 10 Investigate elairls OF scrv.
Ice men In connection with the war
risk Insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Camp Lewis Band
Loses Two Reeds

The stIh rcgimsntai band at Camp
Lewis II on the blink.
Tho reed section is very weak
Some thief at0lc two ciartnets
from serrt- N. G. Smith. and the
sergeant thinks possibly the police
will find them In local hook shop.
The report was turned over 20 the
pawn shop detail Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

He found the auto gone. lie walk.
ed home.
His wife also walked home when
she found the machine gone.
Each thought the other had driven
II home
Then II was discovered a thief had
stolen the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
BANK CIFtKI>sS
seattle
Want a Transport
Job in u. S. Army?

sevcn,y-five mule tenders are be.
Ing enlisted by the local army guar.
termnater 90 care for the 600 army
mules 10 be shipped 10 the Philip.
pines on the transport Dix. early
next week. The mules viii be
brought from Camp Lewis on a epo.
ciai train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
SANITARY

Stalls 1t-as. N Ghirarielirs choco-
late. a7c asc Citrus Powder. 27c; ssc
grated pineapple. fkc; pkrA mincemeat.
2tc. Jeiio. lie pkg new dates. &c nkE
Mazala oil. ssc. fse. 81 70. '2.To; cans
milk CSC. stalls 2o-a1. fresh creamery
butter zoe 10 Wisconsin brick cheese.
5sc NJ; Nut margarine, sac ~: fresh
puilet eggs. zoe dox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
CORNER

Stall TO-. Gem Nut margarine. sEc N
ms ii.oo. creamery butter coo NJ.
guaranteed oFEE. tsc d1s Flake white.
soc 10 sc bottle catsup. isc. Stall ..
salmon. ms asc; HACK cod ! Sc n rod
snapper. isc n rmeils, NJ. zsc. fresh
herring. Ice 10. crabs. 90c each. stalls
at-as. homeless corned beet gee 10. leaf
lard. soc 10 bacon. 2Sc N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

!. J. Denman took his family TO
the picture show In his auto.
The house was crowded. The fam.
ily WAS separated.
Denman and one OF the children
left the theatre a few minutes before
his wife and another member OF the
family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Frisco Market Status

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. t.-Buttsr-
Extras. SIC per 10.
Egga-Estras, ssc per dor: extra pull
lets 7sc. per dor. understood puilets
~ &c pei dos
cheese-california flats. fancy. SIC per
Id. firsts. ace per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Norwood Bringing
Whale Products

The steamer Norwood Is bringing
500 tons OF whale products here from
Akutan whaling station. George \
Bush. ehar;ercrs. announced Thurs.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
PIKE PLACE

Stall CO. tall can Carns,ion milk. i5ifc
stall 70. pure fresh milk. lec at. Stall
1904. new secdlcss ralalns, 22c ~. Cape
Cod rranherries isc m. large can
mashed sweet potatoes. lie; Navy salad
dressing. i2c bottle, new mixed nuts.
ssc n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. Dec. --coffse-No. ?
mo. itNe pet 10. 40. Z Santos .s9 g.Te
prr ~
EuEAr-ccnttifurai. T.se per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04
Chicago Market Report

CHICAGO. Dec s-Rurnorr Of hriE hier
prospects IN she coal strike and a report
that exporters are Offering 20 resell a
auautiiy Of grain purchased earlier in
the week. caused slightly lower prices
for Erain futures on the chicsso Board OF
Trade today
Provisions we're lower. with large hos
receipts and followers
December corn, down ne AZ the open
inE Of ftsfh. dropped smother NC In
later trading January corn was ur-
changed at the oprninF % 81 ~. bui
dropped NC hsfors the close. May corn.
isfs a. the opening. down -. suhss-
quertiy lQst &C.
December cats was unchanged 81 the
opening. 7ssc. but siunped Ne later
May oats also nprned unchanged AZ Itc.
but lost " hefofs the cios..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-04

The green finch, or Texas spar
row. has no good song OF It's own
but can easily initiate the pleasant
chipping OF other birds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
HARRISOKBuRG

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
nARRLSoNBCRG, VA. January %.
Key. II. NJ. Canter. u. H.. has re-
turned to his hone in Baltimore. after
spending several days in town.
Sergeant q. T.. Lands. who has been
VISITING his sister. Mrs. g. ~ Long,
has returned to his home in Illinois
Miss Bessie Watts has returned TO
MaShington after visiting Mrs. Henry.
AR. and Mrs. Robert Eastman. OF
Greenvil!e. are visiting Mrs Eastham's
parents MIR. ana Mrs O. L. Eastman.
LIEUTENANT X. {. Mcdowell returned
TO Washington yesterday. after visit
ing .; few days in town. Mrs. Nc
bowcll Will remain few days with
her sister, Mrs. s. L. Fletcher
Captain T. {: Firchaugh. NJ. u. left
yesterday for Atlantic city.
Mrs. Brewer Richie. who was visit
ing IN Richmond, has returned 10 her
home near broadway.
W. II. Burtner returned yesterday
from Roanoke, La, where he spent !,
month with his daughter. Mrs. Tracy
I!etse Mrs. Burtner VIII remain in
Louisiana throughout the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Cover, OF I.lkton
have closed their homo and gone 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
PULASKI

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
fCLASkl. VA, January 25.-Thc
members of the junior class of the
hiSh school entertained the seniors on
frldaS night. Progressive games made
an exceedingly pleasant evening A
salad course was served. Misses cliz-
aheth Jordan and Sarah McGavock
were the chapcroas from the faculty.
Rev. J. |. Armstrong, ID. d., OF Nash
vile. Tenn. secretary OF the Intcrdc-
nominational Foreign Mission Board.
was the guest OF the Rev. Holmes
the nanso. DR.. armstrong delivered
the sermons at the morning and even
ing services in the Presbyterian Church
sunday.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry II. Crockett and
Mrs Joe Eckman comprised a party
spending several days this week in
Mr.. and Mrs. .. y. Jordan were the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. II. Henderson
At Marion during the week end past
Miss Mary Si2cr returned Monday to
her studies at Martha WASHINGTON Col
!cGe, Ahingdoa. after an extended visit
nome. reruperatins from an attack OF
:, rythngoras Lodge. No. $50. ~ l.. & \.
NJ, viii banquet next Tuesday night
AZ Maple SHADE Inn The ladies are
Sh'pfui Il. Cunningham. of Newport
News, grand master of Masnns OF Nr-
Eiria. and other State officials. have
been eNtcnd," an invitation. d. T..
SeaEic and ~ ard {. Gilucr comprise
the committee OF ARRANGEMENTS 1t is
expected that 1t least $50 will partici-
pate.
Mrs, ]. +. Bondurant. OF Bedford
C:tN, arrived Tuesday ard will spend
NJ. T.. Darst.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
LYNCHBURG

- L,Y,:NSclIBuEG. VA. January 25.--c
H. Wheeler has gone to Bramwell w.
Va. TO visit Mrs. c. w. Freeman
pr Rocrt H. Fleming. pastor Of
nickcy Memorial Presbyterian Church.
lillsdalc. Md. a former pastor here
was in the city during the eek
Miss Margaret Jones. Macon. Ga. is
visiting her brother, X. S. Jones, here
+. H. Adams has returned To Logan
" VA. after visit with his mother.
AIRS w. -. Adams.
Miss Jessie Chaplain has returned to
LcNington. after visit here.
Miss Nancy Booker has returned from
Petersburg.
Miss Imogcn Shancr has been visit
ing friends in Roanoke.
Captain Harry l.. Shancr United
States engineers is here on leave.
Mrs. W. \. French Philadelphia, is
visiting here
Mrs S. Il. Day has returned to Roa-
nohc. after 4 visit here.
Miss Annie Kyle left Monday for
Richmond.
b. =. Thornhill has returned from
Washington.
Mrs. T. {. Low. OF Philadelphia. Is
visiting her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. c. G..
oftcrdinger her.
Lieutenant Il. S. Poole, of Camp Cor
don, is visiting friends here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
HOlLiNS

~ Iip p fI.i 70 The Times D:spa,ch.1
DAY ago sir. aA.i ~. i III ~, FEY. few
mr. '" b6 sa!hF ,, young people at
.nnlad@y Of little Miss Ruby M,-- ave
~" Micee. During the HOLIDAYS In
NJ, NJ nome vas dining NJ which th,rn
"Sre ioTiN-SiN guests '''''
M, Mr. anf Mrs, Charles /. Thompson
nay" pnirhased he Well known Nyiii'
na"s Place. and after rcn0vaiiun"
"nr 10 iIll"- u their home. They nave
III n@Gs n,ers Who expect to attend
A'o: ner ree"n; pa chaser Of real cs
Ghtr IN inis nSiGhborAood is I,oui,
G g. :,, IN, land ne, hpusn, is Known Known
aS the Mci auahlin lot. Mr.. C;nry.,
eNnccis 20 huill at an carly date Ia
cones to Virginia from MN Yo-<
II. WILLS, Of Roanoke city. snol, .
al tAe Rollins Grammar school a fnw
help '''
Mcssrs. Joe and Paul Jameson ana
Professor Walter FiUehrown. Of VII
Glmit t"H"Se, We're guests Sunday a.,
me nome or Nh. and Mrs. Il: II. Thomp-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

of Detroit. are tho guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. j. II. Callahan. Mr.. Schermerhorn
is en- route to New York on business
and Mrs. Schermcrhorn Will await his
return here.
Miss Gladys Bailey. OF stanton. Is
visiting her uncle and aunt. MIR. and
Mrs. w. l.. Powell. on Commercial
street. y
Mrs. Susan Davis. OF Hinton, w. Va.
Powell.
Albert J. IIonaker and son. OF Pu.
iaski. have returned to their home ar
ter a visit to Mrs. J. II. woolwine
J. Is. Dawson has returned home
from Richmond. where he was called
on business connected with the Y NJ
I. a. OF which he is the secretary.
Benjamin Hadcn. of Fincastlc. Spent
several days in the city this week.
:. u. Baker has arrived at Newport
home soon. w "'
Is w; Rogers. of Selma. has returned
port News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

Club Hospitality Committee Of War
Camp Community Service
Does Great Work.
GUESTS IN FIVE MONTHS 1890
Soldiers and Sailors in Large Num-
her Write Apprcciativc Letters
Telling of Enjoying Hospitality OF
Richmond.

During the i've months the Cub
Hospitality Committee of the War
, Camp Community Service has been in
existence Il has entertained 1900 SOL
diers and sailors at the Army and Navy
Club. according 10 rcpor; which has
just been prepared The aggregate
expense has been sl.43c-un average or
10 cents spent on each man enter
;ained.
The men in uniform have appreciated
thoroughly the entertainments fur
nished his committee, and numerous
letters to this eTcc; are continually
received after the boys leave the vi
ciniiy of Richmond.
The entertainments are given every
every sunday afternoon and evening.
The first saturday Of every month en-
teria inmeni is furnished by the Meth
od!st ladies' OF Richmond under the
direction OF Mrs, W. L. Newell, chair
man the frs, sunday in each month
by the Woman's club. Mrs. Alfred
Carey. chairman; the second Saturday
OF each month entertainment is given
by the Baptist ladies'. Mrs III. /. Lor-
raine. chairman: the second sunday by
the Equal Suffrage League. Mrs.
Charles Boshcr, chairman; the third
Saturday by the ladies OF the Luther
an churches. Mrs. y. L. Henna. chair
man: the third sunday by the ladies Of
The F!rst Church Of Christ. Scientist
Mrs. Eugene Il. Sydnor. chairman; the
fourth Saturday by the ladies Of The
!mrsshyterlAn churches. Mrs. /. NJ. john
son, chairman the fourth sunday l.v
the Jewish Council OF Women Mrs. L..
walters t.!u, chairman
On ihose months having nth Satur-
days and sundays. the entertainments
are given in rotation by the Khaki
Club of the Seventh street Christian
church, Mrs. II. II. Z. Maclachlan. chair
man ladies OF the Unitarian Church
Mrs w. l.. GAG. chairman. and ladies
~ ths Chu,eh OF The Holy Comforter,
AIRS 6. NJ. fcrrcl, chairman.
me club hospitality committee is
composed or Mrs. w. l.. Sydnor. chair
man; Mrs. Robert Lccky. Jr Mrs. II
H.. I. Maclach!an and Mrs. Grafton -