Great Emporium sale at Red Front Clothing Seattle
The Red Front Clothing Co at 1508 10 First Avenue announces a Wednesday sale on Walk-Over shoes and high grade suits. Free hats with every suit, prices cut on men’s and boys’ apparel, including Griffon and Collegian suits and tuxedos, with limited-time offers through the week.
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Red Cross
Emporium
Cluett
Rogers
Red Front Clothing Company
First Avenue
Pike Street
Baie
Church League to Fight Vice in Seattle
Delegates and pastors from Seattle churches will meet at Plymouth Congregational church Friday night to organize a church federation modeled on the San Francisco effort to stamp out vice.
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San Francisco
Seattle
Plymouth Congregational Church
Talbott Aims to Shape California Church Federation Movement
E. Guy Talbott, executive secretary of the California State Church Federation, arrives prepared to steer the progress of the religious movement and boost organizational efforts.
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E. Guy Talbott
California State Church Federation
Smuggling Letters Out of Russia Hidden in Bread
Mrs. Goldberg smuggled pleas for help from neighbors in Zablin Kurland to American relatives hidden center of loaves of bread to evade authorities.
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Zablin
Kurland
Letters on coin designs and social conduct in Miss Grey's column
Readers question Roman symbols on U S money and defend American republican values. A response by Miss Grey discusses aesthetics versus counterfeiting, while several letters urge self reliance and critique fashion trends. The page also offers Valentine party ideas and quick Q A on Helena Montana rail lines ambergris origin and value.
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Miss Grey
F. B.C
Rome
Republic
Roman Empire
Misa Grey
Vyu- Catan
Ambergria
Belgian Relief Workers to Quit Belgium and France
United States relief staff in Belgium and northern France, under German control, are to be withdrawn except for Grand Whitlock the American minister to Belgium who will stay without diplomatic status. The relief mission will transfer administration to another neutral nation while Americans continue fundraising in the United States.
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Ica
Commission
Belgium
France
Grand Whitlock
Altho
Whitlock
American Commission For Relief
United States
America
Ordinance Aims Ban on Women in Dance Halls
Supt Blanche Mason of the women's protective division recommends a city ordinance prohibiting women and girls from waking in dance halls shooting galleries and pool rooms The report notes 160 of 191 girls missing in 1916 were located 404 cases involving minor girls and 19 men convicted of crimes against girls The dry law is said to have reduced unhappy home situations requiring police adjustment
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Blanche Mason
Women's Protective Division
Police Department
Beckingham
Theatre chiefs spar over city’s best plays
Bart Bertlesen of the Clemmer claims his theatre puts on the best plays in town. Gordon Fullerton of the Liberty counters that the Liberty does, suggesting a rivalry over local theatre prestige.
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Bart Bertlesen
Clemmer
Gordon Fullerton
The
Liberty
The Coward and Other Features at Local Theaters
The page lists multiple films playing today including The Coward at the Strand with Charles Ray and Fatty Arbuckle. The Good Bad Man at the Mission starring Douglas Fairbanks. Heart Strings at the Colonial featuring Norma Talmadge. Less Than Dust at the Rex. and Lake’s Movie Model at the Class A. Also noted are outdoor scenes at the Coliseum and a vampire plot in Heart Strings. Audience enjoys comedy and Westerns amid urban parking notes in Philadelphia.
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Lipo
William 8
Hert
Margery Allison
Ede
Scente
Clemae
Serma Taimadae
Arlie Box
Alan Heolober
Veeaneetla Hillingtos
Elanh
Roscoe Arbuckle
Fatty
Norma
Panthea
Clemmer
Norma Talmadge
Vitagraph
Triangle
Earle Fox
George Fawcett
Roger Lytton
Senators La Follette and Lewis Share Silken Whiskers Jest
In a Senate roll call the two senators teased each other with a playful tug on Lewis's silken whiskers. Lewis laughed off the moment while La Follette persistently twined his fingers in the senator's beard, then eased back to his seat with a cordial expression.
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Washington
la Follette
Wis
Lewis
Ill
Senate
Illinois
Kaiser Visits Emperor Carl Amid U Boat War Speculation
London dispatches say Kaiser William visited Emperor Carl at Vienna for a conference amid questions if the trip aims to stiffen Austria Hungary as Germany pursues submarine warfare. Amsterdam reports note the United States has not broken with Austria Hungary and may be negotiating to curb hard policy. British officials say Austria wavers under war losses and hunger.
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London
Kaiser William
Vienna
Carl
Germany
Amsterdam
United States
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Vaudeville Act Waving the Flag Draws Big Applause
If applause counts for anything the vaudeville boys on stage waving the flag are headliners, drawing the loudest audience response and standing ovations from the crowd.
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H. M. Rogers
South Bend
Wash
Red Front Clothing Co
Church League
Mary Pickford
Artcraft
Mary
England
India
Burroughs
Dante
Heatrice
Romeo and Juliet
John Alden
Priscilla
Hiawatha
Minnehaha
Napoleon
Josephine
Paul
Virginia
Darby
Joan
Pierrot
Pierrette
Helena
Mont
Northern Pacific Railway
Great Northern
Ambergris
Amer
Bill Hart
Cliff Hudspeth
Wallace
Pike
Berietol
Fat the Liberty
Doug” Fairbanks
Philadelphia
Ford Weekly
Hudspeth
Hill Hart
Douglas Fairbanks
George Peban Bill
Coliseum
Darwin
Ditmar
Pray Bros
Goodness
Colonial
Alan Malabar
Charles Ray
the Coward
Jim Clemmer
Earle
Pompadour
Hoe
Norma Talmadge and
Talmadge
Monckton Hoffe
W . Olan Vetrova
Huss
Amerten
Eerie Et Phetepliay House
Minstrels
Hippodrome
Jane Grey
Third Ave
Pike St
Movigd Model
Senator LA Follette
Jim Ham
Me Grote-Bankinco
Grote-Rankin
Kaiser
Emperor Carl
Bernstorffs
Countess von Bernstorff
New York
Frederick VII
Bernstorff
Kryptok
Curry Optical Co
H.C. and
M. Curry Eyesight Specialists
Arcade
Beban
George
Joe
Ice Man
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