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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1915

Page

8

Seattle Girl to Sing in Concert

Seattle girl Alice Gentle, famed for grand opera work in New York, Boston and Chicago, will be soloist at the opening concert of the Philharmonic season in Seattle under John Sparar at the Metropolitan Theatre. Orchestral selections include Schubert unfinished symphony, Carnival Overture, and Legend of Zorahayda. she also sings pieces from Don Carlos and Le Cid.

Mias Alice Gentle Seattle The Philharmonic Orchestra Beattle John M. Spar Metropolitan Theatre Miss Gentle St. Mark's Episcopal Church Carmen New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago San Francisco Lotta Civic Center Tetrazzini Schubert Dvorack Svendsen le Cid Maasenet

Horrors of Albanian Trail Reach Monastir Refugees

Serbian refugees flee toward Monastir as starvation and a blizzard devastate the route. Women and children endure hunger with corpses along the road, while 50 000 Austrian prisoners and various aid caravans struggle to reach safety. The retreat of the Serbian army continues toward Elbassan amid harsh winter.

WMG Salonika Greece Prisrend Monastir Algare Elbassan Albania Iittiah Firitteh Serbia

Spencer Says He Hasn't New Ideas for School Board

John B. Spencer, candidate for reelection to the school board, told about 700 voters at the Lincoln high school auditorium on Wednesday night that he supports the current policy. He said those in want to stay in and those out want to get in, and he has no new issue to offer. Other candidates for the port commission and school board spoke.

John B. Spencer Lincoln High School Port Commission School Board

Democrats Wres tle Over Caucus Rule In Senate

Washington December 2 final efforts to adopt a cloture rule were made by the Democratic caucus. The pivotal issue is whether Democrats shall be bound by a caucus pledge or if the fight goes to the senate floor as a party measure.

Washington Senate

University Thespians Plan Holiday Tour for Pomander Walk

The University Dramatic Club will present Pomander Walk on campus Saturday night. President Ray Creenwood says the club may perform in Olympia Puyallup Centralia Chehalis and Aberdeen during Christmas holidays with arrangements under way.

University Dramatic Club Iarge Washinton Ray Creenwood Dramatic Club Olympia Puyallup Centralia Chehalis Aberdeen

Pair of robbers use youthful accomplice in Fifth Avenue hold up

Police believe a teen boy about 15 aided a burglar in a citywide crime pattern. Early Thursday morning Charles Nelson reports a man and the boy held him up at Fifth and Jefferson, taking $45.

Charles Nelson Alex Notes Fifth Ave Fifth and Jefferson

Seattle Saloonman Jumps to Death at Trent Bridge

Jack Strube of Seattle leaped into the river from Spokane’s Trent bridge on Wednesday after being injured in a local hold-up. He was said to be mentally troubled from the incident.

Jack Strube Seattle Trent Bridge Spokane

Subscriptions Rise in Vancouver War Loan Drive

Vancouver has subscribed 1,420,000 to the new war loan while Victoria adds 1,328,000 and New Westminster 207,000. Nanaimo is expected to exceed 100,000. Stevens' Women's Relief Corps to hold a sale and serve lunch at noon Friday at Veterans' ball.

Vancouver B. C Victoria New Westminster Nanaimo Stevens’ Women's Relief Corps Veterans’ Ball

Jews Observe Anniversary of Rebellion Concert

Sebastian Hurnett Seattle grand opera baritone, recalled from a European engagement by war, will sing Sunday at the synagogue on 17th Ave and Yester Way. The program marks the Maccabean revolt against Antiochus about 65 B.C., celebrated eight days worldwide. Burnett trained in Paris under Boarke and Isnardon.

Sebastian Hurnett Seattle Burnett M. Jean de Boarke M. Isnardon Paris

Idaho Dry Law to Go to High Court

Idaho's new statute that criminalizes liquor possession will be tested for constitutionality in the U S supreme court. The case centers on Ed Crane of Moscow jailed for having a bottle of whisky, amid Idaho limits on liquor ownership for medical and sacramental use.

Moscow Idaho U. S. Supreme Court High Court District Supreme Courts of Ed Crane Crane Ia

Assessor says court delay costs county money

County Assessor Thatcher warns the delay by the supreme court costs the county about 100 dollars daily. He cites Seattle's 22.09 mill tax levy, ruled invalid by Judge Albertson two weeks earlier, as the focus of the dispute.

Thatcher Supreme Court Seattle Albertson

Corn Show Opens In Walla Walla With $1000 In Prizes

The Northwest expert corn growers begin their annual corn show in Walla Walla. Prizes including implements and cash totaling $1000 will be awarded when the show ends Saturday.

Walla Walla Northwest

McBride to Put Prohibition Question to Vancouver Voters

Premier Richard McBride announced that a proposition on liquor prohibition will be submitted to voters at the next provincial election after he indicated support for limiting selling hours until after the war.

Vancouver B.C Richard McBride

Chamber backs duty on shingles against Canadian imports

The Committee of National Affairs of the Chamber of Commerce urged Congress to restore the former 50 cents per thousand duty on shingles imported, arguing Canadian producers use Chinese labor and cannot compete.

Committee of National Affairs The Chamber of Commerce Congress

Haven Methodist Ladies' Aid to Hold Annual Sale and Supper

The Ladies' Aid society of Haven Methodist church will host its annual sale and supper in the church social hall on 10th Ave. Proceeds fund church programs and community service.

Ladies’ Aid Society The Haven Methodist Church 10Th Ave

Blue Bird Themed Cups and Saucers Set of Six

Decorated with the blue bird for happiness these cups and saucers are thin white china. The set of six is attractively priced at 1.50 dollars.

Christmas Ribbons Offered in Various Widths and Patterns

A first floor display advertises SE-UP ribbons in Christmas-red green pink blue with Merry Christmas Holly and Mistletoe patterns priced 15 cents per bolt for narrow widths and 35 cents for six inch wide ribbons, plus 20 cents for Y inch wide options in red green and Holly themes.

The Art Needlework Section Display

The Art Needlework Section offers gift making inspiration with materials and many models to copy or adapt. Framed pictures fancy baskets and other ready to give novelties fill the display on the second floor.

For a Girls Gift A Junior Electric Range

A Junior Electric Range is demonstrated in the Housewares Section daily from 2 to 5 PM this week. The display invites every little girl to attend and try real cooking with safety and playmates.

Cook

New Silks in Striped Patterns on White Grounds

New silks feature stripes in pink light blue lavender mass old rose navy Russian green tan and black on white grounds and also in all white. Fabrics measure thirty two inches wide and sell for 1.25 dollars per yard on the first floor.

HESE

Basement Salesroom Offers Dress Fabrics and Toiletries

A basement sales listing promotes Dress or kimono length fabrics in various weaves and widths with low prices. Mikado Crepe and Flowered Crepes feed home sewing needs, plus Twisted Flannelette and Plisse Crepes. Toiletry articles in Parisian Ivory include mirrors brushes and powder boxes priced 25 cents to 2 dollars.

Silver Plated Sugar Tongs Basement Sale Item

AS pictured these sugar tongs are minature ice tongs and made of silver plate of good quality. An attractive inexpensive gift. Price 25 cents each. Basement Salesroom.

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