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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1918
Page
2
Appeal urges readers to support a tobacco fund for soldiers in trenches. One dollar monthly keeps a soldier supplied. lists donors and addresses amid a call to be a big brother or sister to a lonely fighting man.
Dr. Frederick W. Carstens pastor of Central Baptist church will headline the Saturday noon lunch of the King County Democratic Club at the Good Bata cafeteria First avenue and Cherry March. His topic is America the Hope of the World. Violinist Miss Elizabeth Brandeberry and pianist Miss Nina Burna will perform.
Rev. J L Allen announces intent to sue two former congregation members for slander in Hood River Oregon alleging trouble stemmed from idle gossip. Allen was acquitted in minutes of an arson charge earlier.
The King County Humane Society offers a 25 reward for the arrest and conviction of a dog poisoner. The suspect has been infesting the University and Queen Anne districts.
Mrs. Peder Anderson marked her 44th birthday by gathering her 16 living children. Two of her 18 children have died. Anderson owns 237 acres, farming with no outside help. Marie is a month old, and the oldest son is just past 21.
W. T. Crown, secretary of the National Conference of Social Work, will deliver a free lecture titled War and Social Work. It is scheduled for Tuesday March 12 at 7 p.m. at the YWCA hall.
The conference report on the control bill sits before the house and senate as ratification would grant Director General McAdoo broad wartime transport powers. President Wilson’s signature is anticipated. Lawmakers also push a waterways bill to aid inland waterway development alongside the railroad act.
Messages from numerous sources greet Speaker Clark as he marks his 68th birthday with public acknowledgment of the occasion and well wishes from friends colleagues and supporters.
A Pittsburgh reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing long standing weakness causing backache and headaches after two bottles. She urges others with irregularities, ulcers, or nervous symptoms to try the remedy and seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for further help.
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