College club to dedicate new $200000 clubhouse in Seattle
Plans for next Friday night include a Christmas dinner and stint night as the College club dedicates its new four story clubhouse at Sixth Ave and Spring St. The $200000 building houses a card room billiard room lounge and sleeping rooms with architects David J. Myer and Marian Thomas. The club founded in 1910 has 558 members including many prominent Seattle citizens with John S Robinson as president and Grover Desmond as treasurer.
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Sixth Ave
Spring St
Firth Ave
Seneca St
Fourth Ave
Marion St
College Club Iy
A. H. Beebe
David J. Myer
Marian Thomas
Peter Wood
Seattle
College Club
United States
John 8. Robinson
John M. Moran
Grover Desmond
H. F P. Briggs
Grover H. E. Briggs
Roy F. Campbell
B. A. Strout, Jr
William T. Patten
Alfred H. Lundin
Irving Clark
Leo Black
U of Michigan President to Visit Seattle in December
Dr. Marion Le Roy Burton, president of the University of Michigan since 1920, will visit Seattle December 7 to meet Michigan alumni. He will attend a banquet at the Hotel Washington, with a noontime luncheon at the College Club likely for him and invited university officials. This is his only West Coast stop on the tour.
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Marion le Roy Burton
University of Michigan
Seattle
Michigan
Washington
College Club
Suzmlo
University of Washington
Burton
West
U of Michigan
Mrs Flora Gerrish Dies. Rites Set In Fremont
Mrs Flora Ellen Gerrish 65 Seattle resident and widow of L W Gerrish died Friday at St Luke's hospital. Funeral services are at 2 PM Monday at the Masonic temple in Fremont. Survivors include two sons Charles and Arthur, and two daughters Mrs Graves of Sumas and Mrs Murray of Seattle. Cremation follows after services.
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Fremont
Flora Ellen Gerrish
Seattle
L. W. Gerrish
St. Luke's Host
Gerrish
Minnesota
Charles C. Gerrish
Saint-Saens Dead at Eighty in Algiers
French composer Saint-Saens died in Algiers yesterday at age eighty after a long career noted for his early piano start at age five and operas such as Proserpine. He represented France at the 1915 Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco. The report also mentions British government employment figures for women.
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Algiers
Africa
Camille Saint-Saens
Saint-Saens
Proserpine
San Francisco
Come Go Christmas Carding With Wanda
A humorous look at the chaotic holiday card shopping ritual led by Wanda. Shoppers rush through colorful assortments choosing between jokey cards and serene religious scenes, finalizing ten dozen cards in a crowded, time pressured store experience.
World famous pile remedy promises relief without pain
Dr Van Vieck advertises a home treatment for piles that requires no knife, no doctor, and no cost initially. After trial, a single dollar is requested if relief is felt. otherwise nothing is charged. Letter testimonials claim success across itching, bleeding, and protruding piles even after long misery.
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A. Army
Dr. van Vieck Co
Lkse
Jackson, Mich
Bend
Lawyers to Present Gifts to University of Washington
Photographs prints and steel engravings of English and American jurists will be donated to the University of Washington law school by Seattle Bar Association members Tuesday night. Judge Stephen J. Chadwick will give the address of presentation, and President Suzzallo will receive the gifts. The Bar Association will convene for a dinner in the Commons at 6:20 p.m. An interesting program is promised.
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University of Washington
Seattle Bar Ansociation
Stephen J. Chadwick
Suanallo
Bar Association
Renowned Educator Addresses King County Superintendents
Dr. William A a nationally known educator and director of the Juvenile Welfare Institute spoke to a gathering of King County school superintendents at the Y M C A in Seattle last Saturday addressing juvenile welfare and school governance.
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William A, Aer
Seattle
King County
Law Students Edit Varsity Daily at University of Washington
Law students at the University of Washington edited the special law school edition of the Varsity Daily on Friday. The issue tackled Shelley's case and the Statute of Mortmain as part of pled type and early journalism coverage.
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Shelley
Law
University of Washington
Memorial for George Washington to be placed in Main Street park
Women's Civic club funds a memorial honoring George Washington colored founder of the city to be placed in the Main Street park. The U S Department of Commerce plans a Willapa bar survey mid January with annual surveys thereafter. Fred C Schnebly reelected three year member of Kittitas restoration district. E D Cunningham American Legion commander to tour state starting February 1 visiting up to 169 posts. Centralia Bike drive aims to raise 2500 for Salvation Army home relief fund in the state. Walla Walla Union notes a Western railroad menu priced at one dollar. M C Parts immigration officer promoted to inspector at Beattie office overseeing Chinese work in Northwest. Excavation starts this week for Fort hospital at Walla Walla. Rotary and Kiwanis join with the Commercial club for a Port Angeles meeting Monday noon with Dr McKeever. Thurston county commissioners say food damage repair under 1000 dollars.
Show Card Writing Class Announced by Art Club
The Feature Art Club at the school announces a Show Card Writing class to open Monday and Wednesday evenings. Instructor is Arthur Lingen Brink from Link Sign Co.
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Arthur Lingenbrink
The
Link Sign Co
War-Tainted Youth: Europe’s Postwar Scars Revealed
Whiting Williams reports from France and Belgium on civilian suffering four years into the postwar era. He recalls laborers, displaced families, and malnourished children living in cellars and ruins, while noting derailed dreams and wider political consequences.
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Verdun
M‘sieur
Morocco
Algeria
Europe
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1921 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles
A 1921 report notes incidents where pedestrians were struck by cars. Mrs A Matson of 4017 23rd Ave W was struck near pond Ave and Piat by a car driven by M Wylde of 3617 W Landeret but remained unharmed. Pettinger, 7, of 2011 14th Ave N was struck at 15th Ave N and Galer St by a car driven by Mirm F Schoenfeld of 1220 2nd Ave N, with no injuries reported.
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Pettinger
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Ave. N
15Th Ave. N
Belgium A densely populated nation with 659 per square mile
The report notes Belgium has a high population density of 659 inhabitants per square mile, making it the most densely populated country in the region. It highlights the crowded living conditions and urban concentration contributing to the density figure.
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Belgium
Mail Recovered From Flood Damaged Train Wrecks
Postmaster Magor Battle and Railway Mails Superintendent Warren C. Vandervoort announced Friday that drying of mails recovered from the Miller river near Skykomish is underway. Practically all mail lost when a bridge was undermined by flood will be salvaged.
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Magor Battle
Warren C. Vandervoort
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Skykomish
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Fire destroys two Seattle houses on Friday evening
Two Seattle homes were destroyed by fire Friday evening. The first blaze started in the home of D. W. Van Kuyk at 5225 iat ave B. W. and the Van Kuyk family escaped. Losses totaled 2200 dollars. The second home belonged to William Haven at 9236 29th ave and was burned at 6 20 p m. Estimated loss was 1000 dollars with 750 dollars insured.
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D. W. van Kuyk
Iat Ave
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van Kuyk
William Haven
29Th Ave
Woman Stands Trial Over Issuing Bad Checks
Mrs. Josepha V. Tippett president of the Mtersing Vat Co faced grand larceny charges after allegedly passing numerous worthless checks on downtown stores. She was arrested Friday by City Detective M. Ki Hubbard and released Saturday on $1,506 bond. The case was before Justice of the Peace C. C. Dabton with C. M. Gibbons as witness.
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Woman suffers fractured leg after street car fall
Mrs. Lindsey of 8819 Second Ave. 8 tripped on a street car rail at Second Ave and Madison St Friday evening. She was taken to her home for treatment. The fall occurred as she boarded the street car, resulting in a fractured leg for the woman.
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Madison St
CC. E. Lindsey
Lindsey
Bridges to be replaced as floods recede in Kent Renton district
County Engineer Thomas B. Beeman announced Saturday that more than a dozen small email bridges must be replaced in the lowland Kent and Renton districts. Rapidly vanishing streams and clogged drainage threaten highways with minor runoff, while water recedes leaving the area dependent on repairs to minor spans.
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Renton Junetiog
Thomas B. Beeman
Wild Lemons Reported In Norfolk And South Pacific Areas
The fragment notes lemons growing wild in Norfolk and in areas described as South Pacific regions. It mentions British possessions context and suggests a horticultural or naturalist observation without clear dates or organizations. The readable facts are the locations Norfolk and South Pacific, plus the plant noted.
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Norfolk, Piritish
Doeneeslon
South Pacific
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