Theatre Day for Red Cross Here Friday
Squads of young women and girls sold tickets for Red Cross shows to be held Friday morning at Moore Theatre and Friday evening at Metropolitan Theatre. Tickets cost $1 and grant admission to either show. Moore show starts 10 45 am and Metropolitan at 7 20 pm. Acts and stage band labor are donated. Three headline acts from Pantages, Palace Hip acts, and Wilkes players will perform. Palace Hip proceeds Friday afternoon go to the Red Cross fund. Ticket sales were limited but would run until showtime.
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Metropolitan Theatres
Metropolitan
Pantages
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Palace Hip
Wilkes
Hed Croas Fund
Thomas Bordeaux
Liquor Found on Boat Just Docked
Dry squad officers discovered two suitcases and two gunny sacks filled with liquor aboard the steamship Chicago after its Alaska voyage. Crew attempted diversions to draw guards away, but a staged man overboard call failed to distract. No arrests. further searches planned for Wednesday.
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Chicago
Nan
Waldron Co Accepts Bank Receiver Certificates for Merchandise
The Waldron Co dealers in rage and furniture at 1322 Fourth Ave Seattle becomes the first local firm to take bank receiver certificates in exchange for goods. President W. Waldron announced certificates from all banks are acceptable and holders are exchanging them for household articles after nearly a week of use.
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Waldron Co
Fourth Ave
Seattle
Co. W. Waldron
College men to debate at Lewis College
Debating teams from the state university in Seattle and Reed College in Portland will meet at the Y M C A auditorium Friday night with soldiers judging. Donald Coleman and John Coffee for the affirmative for the state university, Henry Kenin and Jack Levan opposing for Reed College. The question asks whether after the present war the nations should support an international supreme court backed by an international constabulary.
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Tacoma
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State University
Seattle
Reed College
Portland
Donald Coleman
John Coffee
Henry Kenin
Jack Levan
International Supreme Court
K. Marrett
Nob Hill Ave
West Truck Co
11Th Ave
Hice
Frederick EB. Bolton
College of Education
University of Washington
State Council of Defense
Standard American Dredging Co
Lake Washington Canal
Seattle Fruit and Flower Mission
Pirestove
Salvation Army
Col
T. W Beott
Globe Building
William Block
Germania Cafe
Orpheum Cafe
Jane Souton Cruse
Madison
C. J. Henderson
Civil Service Board
W. C. Farmer
George F. West
Milwaukee Railway
Dorando
Otis W. Brinker
C. van Orsdall
Woodcraft
Seattle Circle
George W. Riley
Meade
Providence Hospital
Henry Baxter
Olympia
EF. Miller
Second Ave
Auvillary
T6ist Infantry
Elka’ Club
Dewey Patterson
Joe Sanders
Interurban
Beaton Faces Trial Over Missing Cigar Stand Funds
Wn. J. Beaton who ran the old cigar stand in the Public Safety building faced trial before Superior Judge Edward Mills in Seattle on a charge of taking 50 dollars entrusted by Lloyd Allen. The money, to be sent to England to pay a debt, did not reach its destination.
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Public Safety
City Hall
Edward Mills
Walla Walla
Seattle
Lloyd Allen
Heaton
England
Allen
Milk Tests Show Walla Walla Milk Free of Typhoid Traces
Miss Edith Hindman at the University of Washington completed testing of 40 samples of Walla Walla milk. Her examination shows the milk to be free from all traces of the disease, addressing concerns that impure milk caused the epidemic.
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Walla Walla
Edith J. Hindman
Devnstant State Chemial
University of Washington
Prof Wood Explains War Inventions At Hippodrome
The Star tobacco fund will profit from Prof Montraville M. Wood’s lecture at the Hippodrome next Sunday night. He will demonstrate the hearing torpedo gyroscope monorail ultraviolet ray and other devices. Forty percent of proceeds go to the tobacco fund.
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Star Tobacco Fund
Montraville M. Wood
Hippodrome
Wood
Society Sirkus Set for Saturday at New Washington
A real honest to goeh Boctety Bir kus will be staged at the New Washington next Saturday night by the Fraters, a Creek letter organization in Beattie. The circus benefits the Seattle Girl War He Nef Bazaar with vaudeville numbers from amateur and professional artists. The show begins at 90 cents per person.
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New Washington
The
Fraters
Beattie
Seattle
Women Sufferers May Need Swamp Root Remedy
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and may not suspect it. Kidney issues can cause back pain headaches and nervousness. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, a physician's prescription, offered in drug stores, could help. Send 19 cents for a sample bottle to Dr Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Satover
Bartell Drug Co
Owl Drug Co
Relief Bazaar Mobilizes Union Women for Beattie Event
The Sammien Sisters in Beattie recruit about 12 500 union women to support a £100 000 relief bazaar. Twenty labor groups join in, with Beattie Union Girl candy booth at the Hippodrome and Augustine and Kyer kitchens producing sweets. Candy total already 300 pounds. Cashiers and money changers filling from union ranks. waffles and coffee booth run by the Waltrewes union.
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Hix
Sammien Sisters
Beattie
Beattie Girls
Metief Mazaar
Hamimiles’ Bisters
Beattie Union Girl
Hippodrome
Augustine & Kyer
Waltrewes
Carmen Nomination At Union Meeting
Nominations for officers of the street carmen union were made Tuesday night at a Labor temple annex meeting. Candidates for president include J. J. Mayes and T. J. Stuart, with other nominees for vice president, financial secretary, treasurer, and business agent. A Wednesday session added more nominations and James A. Duncan explained the recent settlement plan from the arbitration board that closed the strike.
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Street Carmens Union
Labor Temple
J. J. Mayes
T. J. Stuart
EK. Kove
William St. Clair
W. Ofham
Willan Graas
A. A. Whiteley
Wiliam Murray
J. Wallace
J Wright
W. & Brooks
J. A. Stevenson
James A. Duncan
Carmen
City publicity campaign to publicize Bedule advantages
James A Wood elected chairman of the consolidated chamber bureau of publicity and advertising. Samuel Collyer named vice chairman and F hil Norton secretary. Executive committee includes Madinard A Hatweill St BE Morgan TD Daken Herbert A Schoenfeld Robert A Bh Akin J HM Kelly Harry KE Marshall BE KE Troxell Monte PF Brown George A Kampie Anton Delkin and Kr Watt.
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