COB DEFENDS WAR WORK OF Y AND STAFF
Bremerton letter-writer defends the Y M C A and staff against charges of graft and mismanagement. He lists services such as movies, cashing money orders, deposits, literature, Bible classes, writing requests, visiting the sick, and other community aids as evidence of valuable wartime support.
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Cob
the Star
Bremerton
L. Brickbon
Funeral Rites Set for Mrs Sarah E Berry in Seattle
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah E Berry widow of Lewis P Nerry will be held Wednesday morning at the Honeymoon chapel. She died Sunday night at her daughter’s home 2235 Oak Place. She was 59. The list includes other city notes on events and people such as Carlo Liten Belgians actor performing in Seattle and University of Washington drill for 650 men.
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Sarah E. Berry
Lewis P. Nerry
Theodore Corbett
Oak Place
Honney- Wateon Chapel
Carlo Liten
Seattle
Fine Arts Society
Fourth Ave
Pred W. Kennedy
University of Washington
St Mark's Cathedral
RE. V. Shayler
John Serne
Pasadena
Cal
Fonda Lac
Wis
Sea Service Bureau
United States Shipping Board
Grand Pacific Dock
Margaret S. Hartson
Millard T. Hartson
Republican Central
Porse
Idaho
Daniel Johanson
National Independent Fisherien Company
Technological Institute of Stockholm
Sweden
Boylston Ave
Flu
The
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Club
Arcade
RK. W. Baxter
Alaska Steamship Company
John H. Bunch
New York
Lakeview Bivd
Troops to Return Home From 367th 369th 370th Units
Washington January 14. The following units have been assigned to early convoy home. Second battalion and machine gun company of the 367th Infantry 92nd Division. First and Third battalions medical detachment and machine gun company of the 369th Infantry 93rd Division. Supply company and first battalion of the 370th Infantry 93rd Division.
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Washington, Jan
367Th Infantry
369Th Infantry
370Th Infantry
Red Front Ordered to Vacate
The Red Front Clothing Company at 1508 1511 First Avenue must leave by March 1 after landlord notice. Manager H M Rogers says no new site yet and plans to sell off about 60000 stock, likely cutting prices to move inventory. He will continue Star advertising if relocated and intends a broader future campaign.
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Red Front Clothing Company
First Avenue
H. M. Rogers
Orost
Mr. Rogers
Star Advertising
Star
Ady
Council Votes Increase for Police Force
Chief J F Warren sees 27 new police positions authorized by a city ordinance passed by the council. Secure funding of 39360 for salaries in 1919. Seven council members approve. A Haas opposes. Erickson absent. Warren and Mayor Hannon submit need statistics plus a 175-name petition from Fort Lawton residents.
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J. F. Warren
A. Haas
Oliver T. Erickson
Ole Hannon
Fort Lawton
Warren
Altho
Hanson
English Rejoicing Over End of War
EK H Evans of Seattle received a letter from his English nephew Carl HM Evans who served with British troops since the war began. The note recalls great rejoicings at the armistice but notes heavy losses and lingering sadness as the conflict ends.
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EK. H. Evans
John
Seattle
Carl HM. Evans
South Seas man Kaimi sane says he did not bite wife
Holomon Kaimi a South Sea Islander who recently attacked his wife and appeared in police court is declared sane by the detention hospital commission. He spoke English today and said he attacked her because she left him for a Portuguese. He denied biting her as doctors reported. His wife was severely bitten and taken to a hospital.
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Ban Francisco
Holomon Kaimi
Kaimi
Becausr
6000 Barrels of Herring Bring Largest Seattle Cargo
The Pacific Steamship Company's steamer Admiral Watson, carrying 6000 barrels of herring, arrives in Seattle on Saturday from Southwestern Alaska. The City of Seattle, with a full passenger list, sails for Southwestern Alaska on Wednesday.
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Seattle
Pacific Bteamship Company
Admiral Watson
Alaska
Rockledge Egg Tonic Claims Poultry Profit Boost
A Muskegon expert reports a win in an egg record using Rockledge Egg Tonic and promotes the tonic as a winter featherweight for hens. The ad from Mrs. Pessie B. Carswell of Kansas City, Mo., offers a one dollar bottle with guarantees and a free book on poultry methods.
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Plymouth Rocks
J. H. Fulkerson
Muskegon
Mich
Rock Ledge
Carewell
Pessie B. Carswell
Gateway Station
Kansan City
Kansas City
Nedlin soles save shoe money for families
Allentown mail carrier H Mooreman found ordinary soles wear out in about one month while Neolin Soles lasted over nine months during 4 000 miles of walking. Nedlin soles, made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, promise extra wear and can be applied to any shoe type with comparable prices. Wingfoot Heels also guarantee longer wear.
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H. Moreman
Allentown
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
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