Entertaining show opens for week's run at Liberty
The Liberty theatre hosts a martial themed program with marines as ushers and a trench scene, followed by The Unbeliever with organist Oliver G. Wallace. Other films include Rich Man Poor Man at Strand and Unclaimed Goods at Mission, plus Kaiser war incidents in The Kaiser at Orpheum and more.
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Liberty Theatre
Oliver G. Wallace
Star Liberty Weekly
Bkinner & Eddy
Strand Theatre
Marguerite Clark
Lusitania
Imperial Palace
Orpheum Theatre
Third and
Madison
Non-Commission Training Class Films Shown
Young men from the university campus attended unofficial officers training led by Capt. Parry J. Perry. Army officers and citizens viewed demonstrations in layout work bombing and infantry drill. The free instruction helps prepare men bound for Camp Lewis and speed advancement at the cantonment. Movies of the work were made for The Star Liberty Weekly.
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Parry J. Perry
Camp Lewis
Cantonment
Star-Liberty Weekly
Tiz Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Tiz as a cure for aching and tired feet. It claims the product draws out poisonous exudations causing swelling and pain, stops pain in corns and bunions, and offers a year of comfort for 25 cents.
Todays Programs Liberty Unbeliever and Stage Highlights
The clipping lists film and stage showings at multiple venues. Miriam Clemmens presents The Unbeliever. Jaries May performs Stay ing the Came at Coliseum. Vivian Martin stars in Unclaimed Goods at Mission. Margeret Clark appears in Which Man, Poor Man at Stuand. etc.
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Liberty
Clemmen
Miriam (Oeper
Law
Jaries May
Ourporum
The
Kaiser
Hertin
Mission
Vivian Martin
Coods
Stuand
Margeret Clark
Hich
Maria Fmpress
Mexican border as spies for Germany
San Diego April 29 federal authorities rounded up Albert Keffi and Lewia Gruber at the International boundary near Juana. Keffi a former US Army sergeant completed extensive surveys of military situations in America. Gruber an aeronautical engineer had compiled information on America's aircraft program.
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United States
Albert Keffi
Lewia Gruber
Noarijuana
Keffi
US 8 Army
America
Gruber
Seattle woman praises Tanlac after grip illness relief
Mrs. Read of 1125 North 83rd in Seattle says Tanlac cured a severe grip and stubborn cough. She reports restored digestion, vanish gas pain, better appetite, and renewed energy after about ten days, urging others to try the medicine. Tanlac is sold at Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle under a Tanlac representative.
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F. Read
North 83Rd
Seattle
Bartell Drug Company
Readwald
Aio
Relef
Tanlac
Penin
Janine
Tiend
Taniue
Lagrippe
Bartell Drug Stores
Tobacco in the Trenches A Soldier’s Plea for Supply
A fields report echoes Richard Harding Davis and Sir Frederick Treves arguing tobacco as essential for soldiers. Davis notes tobacco once deemed luxury and urges home fund support, claiming tobacco sustains morale and endurance in combat, including Canadian troops.
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United States Army
Cuba
Sir Frederick Treves
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