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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1918

Page

8

Miss Grey Answers Letters on Friendship Perfume and Gums

Dear Miss Grey advises breaking off unwanted contact and asks for clear boundaries in friendships. Doris explains perfume should be subtle and clothed in fabric, not heavy on the skin. A daughter-in-law writes about unequal gift giving at Christmas and holidays during daughters and in-laws. A reader asks about pronouncing gums, and another suggests auctioning Hun warships for Red Cross funds.

Miss Grey Doris Mise Grey Red Cross C. J, Ll

Seattle Soldier Harold Holland Killed in Action in France

Parents learn of son Private Harold Holland’s death in France three months after he left Seattle in 1917. The 25 year old, born in Seattle and educated there, served in 162nd Infantry before transferring to 167th Infantry Company D. Survived by parents Mrs and Mr John Holland Ralph Holland brother, a sister trio, and brothers in service Harry Rogers Van News and a brother-in-law in France.

Harold Holland John Holland 15Th Ave Seattle France Holland Red Cross 162Nd Infantry 167Th Infantry Seattle College Ralph Holland Harry Rogera van News

Confessions of a War Bride and a Loyal Spy

A wartime espionage tale unfolds as Jeanne is rescued from a dangerous elevator trap by Tony Certeis. The pair discuss hidden government leaks, a U-boat spy, and lingering danger from a vengeful Hun as their intertwined fates drive further intrigue.

Certeis Certeia Certels Lortmer Secret Service Jeanne Tony Hamilton Certeis Poe

Best quality gold filled lockets and chains ad

An advertisement encourages shoppers to visit Haynes next to Liberty Theatre for premium gold filled lockets and chains.

Haynes Liberty Theatre

Fallen For Freedom Names of Soldiers and Kin

Private Chris Benson Private Earl Winehart died from accident and other causes Next of kin Hana Benson Private William L Robb and Lucy Jesson also named Kin. Grant Hamilton is listed with others in the notice indicating casualty and next of kin details.

Couken Linnae Chiia Benson Hana Benson Ea Aeite H. A. Bair 45Th Ave N. W Simon G. Westfield Simon P. Weatfield Seaboard Building Leep Pose Riley Regina A. Olsen C. PF Blancet Enumetav Sondceuere Sergt KR. W. White Tacoma Washington State Chris Benson Earl Winehart William KE. Jesson Tacoma Mra Lucy Jesson Next of Kin Pete J. Peterson

Married Men to Get Early Release at Camp Lewis

Married men and those with dependents will have first chance for discharge from the 12th division and permanent camp organizations at Camp Lewis. After them, others with preming reasons such as industry claims will be discharged. Mustering officers expect about 300 officers and 2,500 men to be discharged this week, with many arriving from other camps or overseas.

Camp Lewis 12Th Division Washington

15000 Waiters in New York Walk Out as Strike Looms

New York reports that fifteen thousand hotel and restaurant workers in Manhattan may strike on New Year’s Eve if the hotel association does not grant wage increases. If effective, waiters cooks musicians and other staff would desert posts. several large hotels already have workers on strike.

New York Manhattan

Sheep shearing pays well in Australia

In Sydney on December 30 workers in Australian sheep shearing earn about as much as munitions workers. The pay rate is 2 pounds 19 shillings for 100 sheep, with some men shearing as many as 250 sheep in a day, yielding around $2.50 per day. 100 sheep is typical daily work.

Sydney Australia

Hindenburg Urges Friendship Between America and Germany

General Hindenburg, 72, in Cassel, urges postwar friendship with the United States. He discusses demobilization, Germany’s food crisis, and the need for a parliamentary government while warning Bolshevism remains a peril and praising Gen. Lee.

C. C. Lyon Paris Hindenburg America Germany Cassel Hesse Berlin Groener Ludendorff

China creates commissioner for railway transportation system

Pekin December 31 China assigns W T Maw a University of Michigan graduate as the first commissioner to organize railway transport. The new office aims to establish cooperative traffic exchange similar to that in the United States, a system not yet present between provinces. Maw has been linked with the Shanghai Nanking railway.

Pekin China United States W. T. Maw University of Michigan Shanghai-Nanking

Tacoma Firemen Reconsider Strike Plans

Tacoma firemen today reconsider their resignations effective New Year unless wage increases are granted. The city commission planned to accept all 119 resignations by 2 PM. A late conference with the union gave a brighter outlook for settlement.

Tacoma

Trio of Young Buccaneers Linked to Lake Robberies

Deputies arrested three youths, Leonard Vogel 12 William Doherty 13 and Wayne Morgan 14, for lakefront robberies near Medina Evergreen Point Lake Washington. They allegedly confessed to thefts of boats rifles boots silverware money and other items plus an amateur wireless set. Paul Piles, gang leader, was sent to a private school and authorities plan to bring him to juvenile court. One craft was stolen from Beaux Arts village on Lake Washington.

Medina Evergreen Point Lake Washington Leonard Vogel Wiliam Doherty Wayne Morgan Paul Piles Morgan Young Piles Beaux Arts

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