The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1918, Page 9

| <—.. "EAR | 15—Farm Land for Sale 48—Lost and Found | \ UY A FARW rer ACK TORT TTACE WATE, WHS 1 ' tenth de 1° years white epet on foreh bout @ yr | The Star Si vee ansy Mevane tes haga] ayAPeeeameastaayt tee | | SATISFACTION . : _ CLASSIFIED» Fe A Maran, eed Rout Mir | TAR AAWENGN WOOK, NO. ITOH OR ’ Financial Statement of r a and bh 1} prove ft te you, Tt to Albert F ee og - = Wash “ Ad Rat Be Pr vtarn CHO en nut ae ae te “IN WEEKLY TALK a na yarre ea Cen, Mareh's weekly talk today at Transtent—Chnrme Advertising ar "ine Automobiles for Sale wWashingten, D.C. ean be Samennt poe egronnd tee : 7 CYGLE TH, Fd Westlake | (nod thus Clos 19. 49 ee Tiedrtfons for the tow ae fve “hy eemaorten and eapert rhe aettvitien of the United States ns mc lbs» hn Madea Tranatent—Cash Advertising he i have been Ko completely reviewed by ASSETS so: - " | ‘ i WHINE the secretary of war during the past! 9 Gash tn advance—any classiticn City Lot for | Semen Sore im a! week there is nothing to be added First Mortgages on Improved City and FarmProperty ......-0+e0e. eee 6 6 B5,5235,043,70 Betta eRe es ate OT SCO brent bag feveloped te teak: Ge a0 Federal, State, Municipal and other High-Grade Bonds .......+-.ee+++ EP 2 44B—Auto Necessities lies are nibbling at the Teuton’s line QUE WATTARIE 65 ccc cts eke c erase sectersvecee veces .$1,663,249.49 —bepedegeentReen we Gity Rea meine ehh So nf For Sale Miscellaneous | American action. a - fae Mere se ga Oy YP re re ee ), 51.20 BO tines each ‘week, ¥ "year, RAR AND Ho The Ninth and 24rd furnished the | eal Estate Sold Under Contract... ..-ccceeccccce seseccvcvesesecvces 97,258.95 dca’ wad W cent let aa ait AND F , ties. infantry portion, while the Twelfth, Furniture and Fixtures 4,000.00 months aca sada trated aloruce No. of @ash, Sixteenth and Seventeenth Meld ar . . Pak pele Fe GR SS bina Dh nl i il i Sa, dain aula ’ s Doors, Frames, & Paper. Pre- | tillery supported the attack. ‘The po Open Space Contencte Sane Seetee ae Cee iuon have been consolidated and . Cc $ Bpace 1 = witions on ‘ 9 ~ Fince to be weed tn one rear We make Rereen Doors and ull efforts of the Germans to win Total ..... ee se eseeee o ecevedceduee 2os'eeoh7)) Marae epee itins to be used Ti one year, | earth, noes” Se-geume sat bac x terrain ate orgg aE: LIABILITIES 2.000 tines to be used in one year. Berean per On the Itallan front, th > per ti . . Bereen Windows and Sanh. p in one of comple occupation of the PEDGSHS cs cacsves “* ° ete eee mew mre ee eeseee see eeece - $7 86,0 52 > SEA ebbe TE per wort We fell 6 anywhere, south bank of the Piave except for f % ut eee - $7,486, 068.52 Tate, per iine room bungalo nas: | yeearen delivery, cha intel noche. Uiten aad & Sele Incompleted LOaNs .....sccecesccccscccccccsee eorscwes eovccveess 101,390.24 Ciaeaificd Ad Department Se ear te ne toed Pee Mg TT TIAMN CO, miles by one and a half miles in ex Gtraratity PUNd ..ccccsecscccc cde seetocccccss: cece cme leeeeses ow 145,254. 05 . Woodland park. a ar Ree re * tent, Grinolers ton Ateoh att Phone Main 600 Se Ee areas 62.00.| SUR EALE_ORNUNAL WENOWENIE | ‘This means that the Italiane have Cadteidad PIONS oickcke std de ccavedes vcccceee covssccce setveces' TF Aee = mall paymeat down, palet ead are & of bent towne made a aw watul advance over a PARADA APDOPDANOEES | Bonitively th In Co nia; popula 000; aur wade OOO mivance ove x rounded with ae population ana, Minemile front, taking alt but that re t aNAY wealth. Bt na Fistures abeet|amal! delta Bl nn ced) 6esenene™ ree Tre Jay Cie Hore «epee ‘90, 127. TheSeattleStar{ w.n.=- —} AEE AES ee en are . s7 70047 5 nee oat eae eaern +. lowe dea considered. Willlam Payne, | 1, signe the weat front ie prepara Gain in Assets dering the past ten months ....... ‘$1, 172; 989. 60 $1,000. $500 cas tory (0 an assault by tae German a Saas IREC T . . TENTS AWNINGR bleh ce and in force, The Ger STATE OF WASHINGTON ave ara 8 a Everything In Canvas man is filling up ranks, getting I) Kaymond Wt. Frasier, President of the abo med tank, do solemn! + that the . ae Bo t0-a RAN Two + 1. Webb Kitchen @ O& | ready to try it again, We have em te the bean at tay Moines Baa ee a manly TY MOND he Pitan Presidents accou NTANTS or oe Ke rereity. barked @ sallllen men ond are now decribed and sworn to before me this %rd day of July, 1918 W. &. DARTLOW. it AMBRICK write Janne Dove Me die ine “: chika ole Ga eneied eae Cneaghasiias Notary Public in and for the State-of Washington, residing at Seattle. w TTons ve PATENT tage ~4 “ 2 gy, or WM. THAANT SE. : nev, Patent * ‘ om ee. p ARARAL AAR nnn wn = e¥ a Tr ee Savines Bank. “ Stric Savi Merere on tne verundna. Wal Gate Poy Dal Botale fo BUT A, NOTE: This is a Trustee Savings Bank “The Oldest and Largest Strictly Savings TT, _fivens OR SALE MODE: ; a Briaee . T0 BE TAKEN UP Institution in Washington.” We receive SAVINGS ONLY. i? Be-rogm ‘apartment Hour. Ail rooms] HRW PIANOS FOR NENT. WENT AP: For 29 years, through wars and panics, this Bank has never missed a semi-annual a Uoulare adarens q rie — — oe dividend to savings depositors, and during all that time has ATTORNEYS ATTAW_ 24—Furnished Apartments KAVANAGH SEK WiATa ive - Law- par’ ments RAVAN AC 260 HATS ‘ % eA AY BLINN WOMAN LAM, FOR TENT TWO AND ThknE-ROGW | "NONCONA OUR RFECTALTY ON SAVINGS cal practice, Collection. §18| apartments; all convenie (850) MORICAL RECORD EXCH ANOR Whether or not the United States NEVER PAID mh wanaine Rainier ave vogue’ FO nw ince ners | government will invest 81,500,000 in N COMPOUNDED =: 32—Male ‘Hel Wanted Opposite new Times Mide houses for shipyard workers and O JOR BALE Reta nrisied — RALARAAAA ROSANA | in Seattle may be decided when a erat practics Turke mide. °° 80°48 Waar ranven: you ane tanon- 46—Wanted Miscellaneou Chamber of Commerce executives Savings Accounts from $1 to $3,000, ave, Main prrnnnnny | {ne to aupply your FRE-OWL-FATe-WoaN infer with Charles M. Schwab, gen BICYCLES AND REPAIRS but are you savin ie OWL FAYE MORM ter cis eral manager of the shipping board, eRe EARS BL MS | Sad foc Sak Ea eh Se Eom hs wera! neal, betwen WASHINGTON MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK Stewart ie ph ope ee July 10 @ i 810 SECOND AVENU wants of the Arner, provider a safe piace to Invest your savings, laree of amall, where they will draw interest and share In prot CHATTEL LOANS ~ MONEY TODAY Loans from $10 to $100 made aul For information call Filiott 1284 oF eal sonfidentialy on furniture, pis on pr write FQUITANLE BOND COMPANY 401-406 Lowman Puilding, Seattle COLLATERAL LOAN! TBS TAAN MONEY ©) Taande and jewelry at t per cent. NO ER CHARGES. Others may AD IRE lower rat about | waxten—a nian acHoot nor | to work afternoons. Prefer one the COMMISSTON they charee | who has carried = paper route. | PROVIDENT LOAN SOCIETY. Ine | Apply to Mr. Donohue, Star | 411 Beneen and 114 Marion. office FRSPECTARLE PLACE TO RORRO® money on DIAMONDS and JEWELRY. | perenne Tawest (rates, confidential 8 DEPT oF TAnOR AMERICAN JEWELRY CO. £09 Second. Employment hervice HONEY LOANED ON ALL AnTICNe pong dey af value. The Reliadle. pin hy Lae oe SHIPYARD WORKERS 4 FaRM LABOR ‘dene.” 10 cents @ reli. Jacobs. P-I-| rreenty needed on war ensentisl work. See. mannnnnnnn | Good waees Immediate employment DANCING SCHOOLS WANT TO fAYR MONEY? bili ARANTERS FA Call on us We will est! eneatied-tor nh yon off or new ances. Prof.| suite and shoes theaper than any | Bt as Eniott 2187. The Hippodrome, place In town. Pring this h and University 115 nington FLECTRICAL SUPPLIES ie MOTORS. DRILIS, PUMPS ‘W. MONTELIUS PRICE CO. Tent or Sale S24 Piret Ave. 8. we ib wWOoRE—G. RR RART wig, 1231 Fourth Phone Main 2546, Od eal OPTICIANS rep Foreign Louie RRENER MENS OPATATR® Beit Shop saves you $10 on every anit and overcoat. Traders’ Building, 905% Third Detective * — WANTED—ERPRRIENCED WATTS “Paterson CO PRIOR. nan. Good opening for rieht fm Main 3174. Highest wai paid Tacor Brow Battery Supply Tacoma, Wash PHYSICIANS AND SURGFONS apis vrtat Wonkens WANTE {SON— O01 SIXTH. Oper day. & nice Works. 120 First ave Fitiott 2129. } 5 34—Female Help Wanted DRY. rir. house, Central Mtorage Co. White Ride OD Oe Oe LE SECONDHAND CLOTHING _ AFRIRG BOCGRT AND AND HOLD 150 ‘ave, 1918 Westlake ave, Phone fente $808 AA ADAD YOUNG LADIER WANTED PERMANENT POSITIONS NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED $9 PER WEEK PAID REGINNERS RAPID INCREASE IN WAORS AT TELEPHONE COMPANT % : ! | CALL MMPERIAL TURES Fourth ave. Electric cabins amps, tubs. Rheumation my Bpectalty, Lois, Mycrs.. chiropadine mechano-therapist. fhone Main 5219) Gay or night. PALL LPL LLL LS JUNK positions write for free p ee . a *. Leonard (former Fiaska Jank Co. 1120 First ave ET- hd or one ‘291 is Le non 1008 Kenols & ND TMENTS Wit NOT & Ad | _HOTELS = AY APAR’ | LADIES AND B- LEMEN'S S0ITA ~ AN OVERCOATS FROM $2.60 TO HOPEL MILW AU KEE $16.00. PRESENT THIR AD AND GRT URCHASE. 10 PRR CENT OFF YOUR F 1904 FIRST AVE Manager ht place f cold water 1 tole pr one CREDIT-—A LITTLE DOWN, A LITITL he to SGe per up. Very reasonabic each week. Dresses, coats, suite. Open rates by week or month. evenings until § o'clock. Pheipe Co., ATANDARD HOTEL | _0084 Th (opatatra) Corner First Ave and Pine St. Bor PRIVATE BANA- Large, modern, outside roome; el. ‘ol 870, or $14 E. service; phone fn all rooma; firs pom in every respe: o and up; with pri- ae EEPER vate hath. $1.61 wlare wri to D.C. Cook, 212 INAPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED i ve, Keak, Wak i E19 tnd 99 week on na row 18 POD IT 9—Trades, Exchanges ror 3 SITUATED Spokane, one sere. Family orebard. farm b for whieh I will tak vy in exchange, by becaune of thre: Address H-6000 ARAL ALAA SAE Perrperesae * for Sale Want 5—Female Situations Wtd. WANTED—TWO SMALL CHILDREN to eare for, 2 years old, $15 « month. 1120 Hiawatha at, between 9 am. and 4 p.m A APLAR AL AL ADD PALA LL 88—Business Chances Witt old hy service LES $450 PER MONTH en: ood vy “part. hotton to clear, This is a hare aye, AABEN & . 5 1310 First A —— tocks and Bonds i Witt, ey 4g 2% ACRES, $975 | 3,090 stuceens, Idaho £1000 Alaska Potroleum & Coal ! HOUSE; $150 CABH 1} 1,000 Read Monarch, Beacon Coal j £00 Biack Hawk. | Party who owned this place now | 1 wilt, 1 tn the service; amall house; level £0 Sup Portiand Cement | be. fixed ery } 10 Pacific O 7m bh egh pense: two che fi 240 Universal H Powe highway: improved distr 5,000 United Copper, Oregon venient for peaple wor Ly fh pe a eg y | ant Mad 000 Felli Silver M : | ferry to Wt a 1,000 Te in Coal | + Inquire for Mr 2.000 Red Monarch i ome ‘s % 2/000 Libert 1a G 40 GOOD TRACTS OF LOGGED-OFF aig tion , LAND FOR BALE, Low prices; easy inion ‘ terms. We will accept Liberty bonda| OF INTEREST T TABOR as first payment; pay the balance out | Vor nals, $5,000 bearing gow, vases Steady work im our, & per cent in he (i for steady men. counted. The THaRe aks LUMBER COMPANY Ipations of $2 Three Lakes. Wash amo The 1 Py the DAIRY OR BTOCK FARM. | © well ostablinhe 2 A+} bottom land, with « + hich haw the ; and imple t at locals in the el and clear Beattie SNES md 41—Livestock for Sale i Onana FOR #ALh—ti CITY OF Farms Wanted To Tane ns 0 pores for sale, tormerty j WANTED TO HEAT PROW OWN used by the fire tment. Thene good ranch for sale, State cash price,| horses can be seen at the street de i full description. D. ¥. Bush, Minnoapyo le, wt Bevonth ave. B. 4 i were driven off” 48—Dressmaking Done ERPRETENCED or plece work Exrr Sak Chamber of Commerce rooms Satur G. AMIS IVAR JANSON ¥, K. STROVE das, teem atterk tb lenen dent hae JOHN JF CONDON IAM A. PRTER WILLIAM THAANUM BUC 4 eY HA ¥ ON ‘ KB Vib lh O., serious the situation ia, One man OND . : S$ 8 O ages eee as via te to waka ee RAYMOND It PRAZIBR JAMES SHANNON ¥. W. WEST yw what disposal he could | make « hem ig case the govern! 2 lemons ment started building. ST EVI NS S27; little coat: | The original government plan to aay nd eveniney Tite ttn ews: |Cludes the parchase of real estate; ——————— 5 Stain 3911 Member, Denetag and the bullding of houses with ma. GU eee Hiatt Gt te vung of howe vith SEN, SWANSON NAMED Gl ¢ GROWH MAIR: tion ese aa | than private concerns could obtain NAVY COMMITTEE HEAD ; a ‘The government is on a whol le | i Violet ray for lesa} ly ¢—Senator Beene |S sheen nent | ach a att er) THREE MORE STATES TO VOTE ON DRY AMENDMENT, m8 . liman of the senate navy affairs com- | WANTED ~ —PiAMONDE, OLB” GSEB, mittee, moceeding the late Senator! OLD JEWELRY, OLD STLVER | ona he | Oo ome Ah reir ‘Teena |BREWERY MEN WILL ye ay obs ST ee antag HIGH Ret PRICHA PAID. SMITH JEWELERY CO OMEMITR BLDG. «TM FLOO ee OOR| SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.—Mem- | ft Tillman's illness ed € an pie 1 bers of the Brewers’ Protective anso- aon boy rar arias please em Picasa “att cant toaay arvanged's wenting tor [PASTOR 18 ARRESTED 20 Hiawatha piace. | next Thursday to consider the order pacers] Jane Saas yon Fuel Adminia BY FEDERAL AGENTS cour trator Schabacher cutting the fuel| RAY, Ariz, July 6—Agente of the ai services. |allotment of breweries 50 per cent. | department of justice today arrested | : The reduced allowance is effective | F E. L. Wich, pastor of thé CT gd nce ‘tn uttenaaness | fOr ORO year, deginaing July 1 Methodint chureh here, on charge of terme "vennonabie, A637 “Lith ave ——— Mekting the veplonage act. He ts rath —)\ charged with preaching against the| Made Fourt STENT KiLtA WAT DIVORCES permanent; cannot Complaints for divorce filed $1.60 box ae Mis jen Sutheriand against Aler C & 245, San Pra ‘ and, ervelty RAGTIME FIANO PLAYING A. Peart Hanson against 1. Cert Han ana + motte taught tn 20 leesene son, eruelty. ages Ride herine Marcy sgainet Rey © GLb GOLD. siLVER Peet Bie - _ ———— - non-support ii te ean monde wanted. Highest price pela. 106 If you value your watch, let not Freak - a sere. |Tinynes Tepair it. Next Liberty |" “Sta. ateanister againet D.C. MeAttis Rae MEA WILLEIE: | theatre.-Advertisement tor, Incompatsbitity =) MICHA RL. Diam liveaIR KINGTON bot Crar MANGE OF Vresnie NAMI Wier 107. Laweet BD i Are ah, Ow JUNE 29, 1918 | toms fiegulations ‘and minsioner of Naviga eo aes cation of t Alaake Fiahe RESOURCES LUMNT PyT at 817.66 grose tona, has been changed to YES BAY. United States Bonds 111,000.00 ROSCOM M. DRUMHELLER. S Other Bonds and Securities . 4 Beattic, Wash. July 2 Furniture and Fixtures . TRIPLE ROYAL MURDER CONFIRMED BY GORKY STOCKHOLM, J r that the former caar, ezarina be ae wy LIABILITIES in Maxim Gorky Capital Biock sceseocen: 200,000.00 z aceordir Surplus and Undly \aed Protita . 59,210.08 patch from I An official fu ice was orved for Taxes ieee held in the Taark the em: P ‘ None peror’s former re A priest and [ills lediscounted None prayed “Oh, Lord, accept souls 029,978.61 of Thy servants, Nichil - dra and Tatiana,” t Senort'ettd; (0h = Wha kv ecaaeas 290,183.69 NOTED ITALIAN IS The first Italian officer from the Deposits under call of September 12, 1916 . 205,560.48 war sone to Visit Seattle will arrive Deposits under call of May 1, 1917 ...... - hae sn ee Sees oe Deposits under call of November 20, 1917 the person of Lieut. Bruno Rowell, : March 4, 1918 former professor of history it Adel Deposits under call of March 4, college, Pt Iphia He has Deposits under call of dune 29, 1918 . 1a year with the Itallan armie 6 field and i# now on a tour ¢ United State he nbove comparative figures record a steady growth of Lawet, Ficeslit be entertained tuntial proportions in Our two years of existence that in ver wedi eit fe but more important to us than increased business is meeting of Italian “ey the reputation ¢ sined in that period for bein, on institution whore affaira are conducted along the Mnes of conservative AMERICAN PATROLS aan banking, and from the viewpoint of advancing our customers ET MOR interests in every way consistent with sound business principles ABHINGTON, J Our pa risonera again in. the eal Thierry region #riday uid the American report today, “In the Picard-Chateau Thierry region ; in the V there was brink THE ONLY UPTOWN NATIONAL BANK tillery fighting. In the V . ” hostile raiding party and two p FOURTH AND PIKE RATT attempted to w “WATCHES to: PIKE AT STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 6, 19 Efforts to bring about government intervention to solve the high rent and housing problems may result in the shipping board assuming charge of the situation, with government ation and backing realty men visit: we Rr the CONSIDER FUEL RULE) «: war and against shipment of wheal to the entente nations Fitch haa @ son in the army | Eet more Rice to Prose Mallard ON CREDIT STRNOG _ SEABOARD NATIONAL BANK TATEMENT CONDITION or tate Federal Re I Stock F Cah and in Bank 290,183.69 1916 Ines, but our RAYMOND ft chairman for many months because | TRUSTER orricens k It, President W. & DARROW, Secretary. THAA * Presid W. J. WARD, Assistant OLLIN BANFOKD, View President. HARRY SHELTON, A DAVID WHITCOMB NE i. FAVRE, Spokane JANECK, Yakima, retary istant Secretary, of an amendment ratification Tac latices sicttan eture hs aeialie . Nort Moree and Lillian tart | ment was submitted Logan, Mremertom, and Clara Me- Thirty-five state latures will | Quardy . meet next January, and until then|. Wellace 1. Reon ene Maggio MaKay, the fate of the federal amendment . - nd Jeaephine will not be settled Lamb, Owensboro, Ky The dry atates which have veted Alp Lewin, Kowvquamie Falla, end for ratification are: Misalssip Robert A. Patter and Ploreatin: Montana, North Dakota, South Dat ella, Minera kota, South Carolina and V Farrow and Emma Louise inia Welcheek, $8, Cleve Wet states voting f mer ’ f sn. 19, Spokane Delaware, Kentuah M vist} ‘ and state dry) and Massachusett WRTES Dry states which will vote: Waah.|_ Rey to Mr. and Mrs. i, @, Sameet, #339 |ington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Ari-| ™4mende st. duis t | ington . a ah, Arh) Hoy to Mr, and Mra. Arnold Is Johmeon, [7004 Colorado, New Mexico, Ne Swedish hospital, Jane 26, States which have voted for ratification of the federal prohibition constitutional amendment are shown in white on the above map; the «tates which have state-wide prohibition, and which have yet te vets on the amendment are shaded; the socalled wet states still to vote are in black. Special Staff Dispateh. braska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa,| WASHINGTON, J e The | Arkansas, Michigan (dry May 1), In-| Yada, Wyoming, Minnesota, ‘Wiscon- next » on the fede sin, Illinois, Missouri, a . n we, Alabama, Geot prohibition amendment w Gene, Teanstoes, Alabecns TEA.) Ohio, Flori Pennsylvantty Louisiana, wh the legislature North Carolina, West Virginia, New! york, New Jers Connectiels a q meets this month, ‘This is one of| Hampshire and Maine—2 mont, Rhode Island—16. the 16 “wet es which have et to vote ? q Prohibition workers here say that (eee —— Jonacen E Jonly four more “wet" state are {VITAL STA CS} * z W. 70th st., June 28. wane 4 ; oe abe ; TISTI oy to Mr. and Witter needed. Already five w ta ha Swedish hospital, June > oted for the amendmen with six Roy to Mr. and Mre. S. Bmeanels, dry states, making 11 states on rec MARKIAGES 4th & OW June ord for nation-wide prohibition, In| iv vale ‘Watle, ond] met 0 Me ond Mie Andrews, jail, there are 2 tex which have|Bmily B. Greening. Yakima. | | |" Hoy to Mt and Ars, C. Marta 286 passed state prohibition laws; 21 of | ba B. s0th et., June 29 them still have to vote on the amend jor Willtam MeDonald, 19, and ior. | » B°y, %, MP and Dre. ¥. Pastis 409 en n ae Lavandowski, 18, Rverett. | » Sune PR i . co Lasice Levande Pico eae qeney 9 Mr.jand Mra. Chew Wah, 208%) | Dry leaders eve these wi ater, Beate ester way, July 1 vote “yes,” which added to 1 Wesler Rayers and Mabel Nex, Seattle. wore Mr. fe Mrs, It. Neithiom, 8019 a n ur ate ames P. Walsh, 2 an ollena M- rs june 38 leaves 4 ve “sage fou : Je P. ar Girl to Mr. and Mra. D. Gregg, 308. short of a ytion eRe mu " e urth N Jui q Harr ' 29, and Nii 3 : be gained from the so-cs wet” | nevis nel se pitt to Strand Mew. HL Line 1909 1 " De way, June 28. | column John ¢ fF and Adalaide Thomas, a ’ Antiamendment workers claim Seatt soit to Mr. and Mra Ht. ® Apply, #16 We W. Lioyd, 18, and Rese RB. Os nd Sve. Jun that some of the dry states will, s » piney, to Mr, and Nes. @. 8. Taylor, 1818 vote against national prohibition and ‘ , Walentine, 28, Seattle, ana | Findlay st.. July 3 a | already in one, Alabama, a warm ve Clark, 27, Ketohum, Idaho. | pq or er, SO Se W. Rayner, 1405 0 | anti-amendment fight is being led by Lea te Mort ® Girl to Mr. and Mra, 0. Wi Slesaliay | Senator Underwood > ts, and Allce Ww, | 5008 26th 8. W., July 2 | The Georgia legislature meets in | gioy, to Mr. and Mrs. F. 3. Beatts Qaim June eo state now is dry, In Weosinviite, ang |, Welk 1, Madison perk, (ait 3 r ah “Geene Girl to Mr. and Mrs, AL J, Rigg, 789° diana, which recently went dry, 1s MO srequiam, and Mra | Doren ave. July 3. expected to call a special eeeaton of ; neon, 44, Bellingham. | DEATHS the legislature to vote on the ratift jerrick ©. Brown, 26, Camp wis, and nen a the legislature to vote on the ratith - Sreiky Nicatis; Ba Newetaha, Haaweli. |, Meymons M Riteters 9640p vat ave, aol Me a vbian Sraccnee 2, and Marle Johnaa had which has voted to refer the amend . aaa tao | "arthur D, Owens, 14, 411 PHAN ave Neg orks Pies R Rone Jackson Oakiem nh, and |” by oo last states to vote as they have con:| siarguerite Repnelda, 22, Detrett, Mich, Shirt Doty, 52, 1219 Alona st., July 1 Atitutional provisions prohibiting the) Olive Emerick and Bertha C. Campbell, | yyy)" Jolnsen, 41, 633 Je Wet states to vote: California, Me: am Short, Campbell, M fe Strii » 43, yMagele Stringer, 43, 188 Nob it awe.g 3 wi Norman hetel, aly William Croft, Sunset placa, July % Norman F. Campbell, 19, 218 Nickerson — July 2. “d . Arthur Welt New Richmond Rotel,” uly 8 Calvin J. Potock, 73, 3307 68rd July 1 * Anna Jeffries, 81, 2917 Graham aves. A. O'Malcahy, 27, 1418 Stet” 24, 352 68a We MoGM, 4% 707 Untvernity ‘Thomas J. Hughes, 50, Ol Aparts ments, July 1. pe’ Infant Rosie Capalote, days, Washington Children’ some Sale