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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1918

Page

5

Employment Agency Fights City License Ruling

John W. Crawford of Crawford Bros employment agency challenged the city license committee claiming a Supreme Court decision made employment offices legitimate businesses and that the committee cannot revoke their privileges. The Superior Court is reviewing Pacific Audit & System Co license revocation while the firm continues to operate.

John W. Crawford Crawford Bros. Employment Agency Supreme Court Superior Court Pacific Audit & System Co

Examinations Announced by School Board

The School Board announces entrance exams for Seattle high schools to be held at room 210 of the roadway high school on August 29 and 30 with sessions in history civics language grammar arithmetic geography English commercial geography economics Latin Germanic mathematics French and Spanish. Only eighth grade pupils with principal or superintendent permission may participate and must attend at the high school of their issuing permission.

Sbeattlice High Schools Roadway High School Seattle Pupita

Drafted Man Drinks Poison in Draft Evasion Tragedy

The body of 24 year old Samuel Thompson was found on Mallroad avenue near King street with an empty bottle labeled carbolic acid. Identification papers show he was from Salt Lake City Utah and had draft induction papers for local board No 2 due August 24. Police believe he killed himself to avoid the army draft.

J. J. O'Hara Maritime Pipe Works Mallroad Ave King St James St. Drug Company James At Samuel Thompson Third Ave Salt Lake City Utah Thompson

Boys Use Hen Fruit to Bombard House

Two youths, George and Tom McDonald of 554 Harrizon Street, were seen throwing eggs at a house on Taylor Avenue at midnight. Police were alerted by a caller and Patrolman Roy Davis stopped the act. the boys were captured and will face juvenile authorities.

Rvalyn George Tom McDonald Harrizon St Taylor Ave Roy Davis

Drafted Men Given Rousing Send-Off

From 600 to 700 draftees of the last August contingent entrained for Camp Lewis from Seattle Monday afternoon after a city wide sendoff by patriotic groups. A luncheon and entertainment at the Arena preceded a parade to the Moose temple where comfort kits were presented. A concert followed and Mayor Hanson spoke.

Camp Lewis Seattle Moose Temple Second Seneca Hanson

Canada Sugar Ration Lower Than in U S

Spokane reports US food administration denies claims of lax Canadian sugar rules. The Canada food board led by Chairman Hebberd reportedly called for cutting Canadian sugar use to one and a half pounds per person per month, half a pound below the US honor ration. Regulations on sugar use and storage will be strictly enforced.

Spokane United States Food Administration Canada Food Board Hebberd

Relief Dance for Polish Children Held in Mine Hall

The second in a Tuesday night benefit series is on August 27 at Lepper's hall Mine Fourth and Pine. The hall and music are donated and refreshments will be served. Proceeds from the event will aid Belgian relief. earlier dances have netted money for French sailors.

Mine Lepper's Hall Fourth and Pine

Auto Men Enjoy Outing at Lake Silver

Seattle automobile merchants and their families journeyed to Silver Lake for a Sunday picnic. They left business worries behind for fresh air, sunshine, fishing and sports with friends.

Seattle Silver Lake

Federation to Hold Open Meeting Tonight

King County Legislative Federation will hold an open meeting in the Frye hotel parlors at o oclock Monday night. Both men and women are invited. Questions will be answered about candidates for prosecuting attorney and county commissioners.

King County Legislative Federation Frye Hotel

Dress form demo at Yesler Library by Mary & Sutherland

Edna Walker from the Mary and Sutherland food administration staff will demonstrate homemade dress forms at the Yesler Library location on 23rd Avenue and Yesler Way. The event is scheduled for Tuesday at 2 p.m.

Edna Walker Mary & Sutherland The Food Administration Yesler 23Rd Ave Yesler Way

Three Seattle Men Killed in Battle Action

After celebrating his 17th birthday on the Fourth of July Private Paul Haubris a former Broadway high school student was killed 16 days later in American advance. Haubris lived at 610 16th Ave North and served in the Coast Artillery before transfer to the 18th regiment with which he died in action. Private Edward J. Wolff son of Mr and Mrs K J Wolff of 1020 Bellevue Court 203 Bellevue Ave North died of wounds. Private Richard C. Willard son of Mrs A Willard of 3251 Spruce Street was killed in action. Private Raymond Vaughn next of kin Mrs Lottie M. Vaughn 122 Belmont Ave is listed missing in action. The casualty list from Washington DC on Monday includes the names of these Washington state men.

Paul ¥. Haubris Broadway High School Paul Haubris 16Th Ave. N Coast Artillery Washington Regiment 18Th Regiment E. Spruce Beattie Washington, D. C Edaward J. Wolff Mra KJ. Wolff Bellevue Court

Jail Sanitary Says Sparling

Letters pour into the county commissioners office over jail conditions. County Health Commissioner Sparling reports the jail is not insanitary and supports sanitary conditions with light and air, but rejects amenities like pool and tennis courts for prisoners.

County Commissioners Office Claude Ramaay County Commissionera Sparling Tammy

Constantinople Hit by Allied Air Squadrons

Amsterdam reports Constantinople was attacked by two allied air squadrons Wednesday night, according to an official dispatch from the city.

Amsterdam Constantinople

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