Officials say no raids on private homes for liquor
District Attorney Saunders and state officials say they will not issue warrants to enter private homes under Prohibition without evidence of actual liquor sale. Police and prosecutors in Seattle stress restraint and say home manufacturing for personal use is not targeted. Local Prohibition Director McDonald confirms no policy of entering homes without violation evidence.
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United States
Saunders
Prohibition
Fred C Brown
the Star
William Searing
U. K
ALD
Fair State Prohibition
Donald A. McDonald
Seattle
Washington
Vice Presidential Hopeful Voices At Rally And Meetings
Tonight at 800 Arena Franklin D Roosevelt campaigns as democratic candidate for vice president. The executive board of the Slat Division Association plans a second Battle of the Argonne anniversary celebration. On Saturday a group affiliated with former labor will host Robert Whitaker to discuss The Land the Tool and the Constitution. John Newton Lyle of New York addresses the King County Democratic club on Dominant Issues of the Cameron and What Constitutes Real Americanism.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pata
Slat Division Association
Neon—Good Kata
Committee of 48
Labority
Robert Whitaker
Neen—Meves
John Newton Lyle
New York
League
King Country Democratic Club
Quarrel Victim Buried Friday in Lakeview Cemetery
Charles Johnson killed in a quarrel over a missing jug of liquor in his West Waterway home Monday evening was buried Friday at Lakeview cemetery. Funeral services were held at the Bonney-Watson company at 1 o clock under the Sailors union and Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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Charles Johnson
West Waterway
Lakeview Cemetery
Sailors’ Union
Order of Eagles
Bonney- Watson Company
Troop Trains Move to Camp Lewis from Camp Dodge
Eighteen special trains bring Fourth division units to Camp Lewis Washington from Iowa Camp Dodge. The Thirty first brigade artillery including the 67th 68th and 59th regiments at Camp Lewis conducts a vigorous recruiting campaign aimed at bolstering Northwest garrison strength.
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Camp Dodge
Iowa
Camp Lewis
Thirty-first Brigade
67Th
68Th
59Th
Mrs Lillian Small Dies of Heart Failure
Mrs Lillian Small wife of Howard W Small of the city health department and Seattle resident for 28 years died Thursday afternoon at friends home Pleasant Beach from heart failure. She was 49 and known for relief and charitable work and belonged to St James cathedral residing at 710 Dakota St. The body is at Bonney Watson funeral plans pending. Also Mrs J D Bonar of Waterville died suddenly while resting at Columbus Sanitarium after living in Seattle much of 10 years and traveling widely.
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Lillian Small
Howard W. Small
City Health Department
Seattle
Friends
Pleasant Beach
Small
St. James Cathedral
Dakota St
Bonney
Watson
J. D. Bonar
Waterville
Columbus
Vivienne Chooses Hartley Amid Secrets and Subterfuge
In a languid courtship tale, Vivienne wavers over Hartley's city life as Townsend confronts them. Hartley vows to remove his rival and secure Vivienne, who agrees to join him after resolving the rival's interference. The scene shifts to Floralhurst as Hartley arrives home to shocking domestic news and a return to the Montgomery connection.
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Hartley
Townsend
Vivienne
Heloise
Bon Marche Aims for Satisfactory Economical School Clothes
The Bon Marche presents itself as a long established clothing retailer specializing in school garments. It emphasizes extensive experience and a goal of economical, satisfactory uniforms for school children, promising notable savings for customers.
Boys All Wool School Suits Highlighted in Store Ad
A newspaper ad promotes boys clothing with all wool school suits at 15 dollars and knickers, plus corduroy suits from ten to twelve fifty. It features gray brown green and blue mixtures, belted or fitted backs, pockets, alpaca lining, and related items like caps and knickers. The Boys section is on the upper main floor.
Bon Marche Weekend Food Sale Highlights
Saturday specials include strawberry conserve 34 cents, Bon Marche wieners 29 cents per pound, pork sausage, cream cheese 31 cents per pound, thermopack containers 1.50 for 2 quarts, 3.50 for 2 quarts, select kippered salmon 28 cents per pound, mayonnaise 44 cents per pound, orange marmalade 33 cents per pound. Upper Main Floor offers Bon Marche Bread 10 and 15 cents, finger rolls 20 cents per dozen, butter horns 7 cents each, devil food cakes 95 cents, Bon Special Coffee 50 cents per pound or 2 pounds for 90 cents. Lunch counter features 40 cents items.
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Bon Marche
Washington
Angel
Bon Marche School Shoes Offer Bargains on Calf Leather
The Bon Marche advertises boys and girls school shoes in gunmetal calf leather and tan grain calf. Styles include lace and Blucher round toe designs with durable oak soles and heels. Prices range from $4.00 to $6.75 across sizes 1 to 13 to 7. Upper and lower main floor listings call out different lines and discounts.
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BON Marche
Vici
Silk and Hosiery Specials at Bon Marche
Hosiery and undergarments section highlights priced offers including Silk Stockings at 1.35, Lisle Stockings in black white and brown, cotton stockings, half socks, and various children's and women's Union Suits. Silk Gloves Milanese style offered for 1.25 with color options. Upper Main Flo.
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Hildren
BON Marche
Opees
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O. Henry Story
Mr. Hartley
the Montgomery's
Mattiey
Man
Floralhurst
Montgomerya
Billy
Kodak
Kopak Films
Curge
Athletic Union
Boyd
Knickerbockers
BON Marche Nelliargain
Serge Eton
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