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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1920
Page
6
Washington message to local post argues the American Legion supports labor unions and constitutional government while denouncing I. W. W. tactics. It states veterans backed by labor seek lawful change, not an overthrow of the government, and cautions against agitators aiming to split labor and degrade order.
Dr Connor formerly of Johns Hopkins hospital warns that nicotine causes fatal diseases. He urges stopping the habit now and promotes Nicotol tablets sold by druggists as a simple cure.
The American Legion refutes claims that its members must perform military service to suppress strikes. It stresses the Legion as a civilian body acting as individuals to uphold the constitution and maintain law and order. It recommends local posts form committees to meet labor councils and explain the organization’s stance supporting organized labor as such.
The regular PL PR Club meeting at Mrs. Geo Hauber’s home elected officers: President Mrs. John McCoy, 1st VP Mrs. Geo Hauber, 2nd VP Mrs. Ward McCumby, Secretary Mrs. Dan Nicholson, Treasurer Mrs. Harry Baker. Multiple notices detail residents visiting Wenatchee, illness and travel, and local family activities.
Miss Clara Horn visited at Mrs. John Mc Coy’s home the latter part of last week. Fred Whitman of Tacoma stayed with his sister Mrs. C A Hastings. Miss Ida Coons left for Portland Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs Frase visited Wenatchee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Forest Leedy and son Jack and Howard Whitney were guests at the Hastings home Sunday. J A Warman left for Seattle then to Frisco for two weeks. The M E L ladies met Mrs J A Warman Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Ed Brevette visited Cashmere Monday. Howard Foster went to Spokane. Ed Phillips was in Cashmere Monday.
Mrs Replogel of Cashmere visits daughter Mrs Ward McCumbry for several days. Miss Adeline Page returns from Wenatchee after visiting relatives. Mrs H H Kelly travels to Leavenworth to see her daughter Mrs Hert Golf. Mr Page sick but improving. Al Darlington visits Wenatchee and Cashmere. Mr and Mrs T M Jones depart for Wenatchee for weeks. Mr Jones serves on jury. Dr Judah summoned for Fred Miller and Oscar Miller who suffer from grip. W E Boston travels to Wenatchee. Davis heads to Soup Lake for health. Mrs Garretson returns from Portland to stay with her daughter. Dryden resident Mrs Sherman and daughter visit Mrs Harry Baker. M W Starks visits Wenatchee on Wednesday.
The seventh annual installment of Paving District No. 1 including Front Wighth and Ninth Streets is due and payable at the City Clerk's offices not before March 4 1920. J G Gowing Leavenworth Washington.
Classified notices list apples for sale by W J Hale on Masterson Street Leavenworth dyeing and dressmaking services by Mrs J G Rehm near the grade school farm sale near Peshastin offers 110 acres two miles from Peshastin with saw logs and tillable land priced at 2000 dollars by owner John Bergren also chickens Rocks and Wyandottes for sale with phone contact 2056
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