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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
3
A college girl wardrobe guide highlights color touches for dark blue frocks, pique and poplin trims, and a fall collection of hats. It discusses outfits for lectures and teas, one-piece dresses with new kimono sleeves, and ankle-length street gowns with long evening trains.
A Washington column notes calls for a separate Department of Aeronautics to control aircraft production and a cabinet seat for its head. It reports on Republican chairmen meetings in Chicago, debate over restricting nonessential industries, and criticism of war risk data leaks. It cites Rep. Homer P. Enyder and Rep. John M. Rose, plus remarks on journalists, Cabinet appointments, and Justice prosecutions, all reflecting wartime policy tensions.
The Leavenworth Red Cross chapter completed its full knit wear allotment by September first and sent 60 sweaters and 425 socks to Seattle. Volunteers are urged to help with dresses for refugee children and to join the knitting, packing, and purchasing committees led by Mrs. S A Potter Mrs A C Barclay and Mrs J H Mayor.
The Spokane Press prints a front page editorial opposing Representative C. C. Dill. It argues Dill failed to support Wilson, warns that his renomination would hinder America's war effort, and endorses Judge J. Stanley Webster as a better choice for Congress.
Notice from Graham Shoe Shop requiring debts be settled promptly. Estate winding up at earliest possible date. August 23. Norbert Graham.
Remington, Underwood and L C Smith typewriter ribbons offered for sale by The Echo office. July 26tf.
David Thomas of Billings Montana served four years as a Marine and urged Joseph S Wilkes of Salt Lake City to enlist. After Wilkes fell in France Thomas returned to recruit. now he heads to France to honor his promise to bring a Hun home.
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