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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
14
Jim Gibbon a 27 year old Mississippi man used disguises including a wig beads and loud hosiery to imitate Theda Bara. The ruse failed and he was jailed after police attention led to his arrest amid a tangle of rival suitors and a nerve wracking love triangle.
A Dorothy Phillips film feature review notes Girl falls from a taxicab escaping a rude party in a theater piece titled Roadway Love at the Coliseum. Details describe flirtation, falsity of nightlife, and a director guided ending.
Ace Munson army regulation tan calf shoes for boys priced at 3.50 with sizes 2 1/2 to 6. Gun metal calf and lace shoes for boys youths misses and children in various sizes priced 1.75 to 4.50. Growing girls gun metal calf lace shoes offered 2 1/4 to 7 at 4.50. Basement Salesroom.
Frank Mclintyre aged 23 a deserter from the national army was turned over to authorities by his sister who marched him to the sheriff after he landed home in Lockport New York He had beaten his way on trains after leaving Campix and appeared to be heavily drinking.
The American Patriotic League of Danish Descendants seeks nationwide loyalty to the United States and responsible citizenship. Membership requires Danish descent and loyalty. Seattle officers include President T. P. Neilsen and Director Hana Pederson among others.
Alien enemies are still further restricted Friday in their movements in the Northwest. No one can leave this port without being examined carefully by the naval intelligence bureau. All passengers, whether on sound or deep sea vessels, are now questioned closely. Fifty passengers of the Alaska Steamship company's liner Alaska were the first examined Thursday. All were permitted to sail.
The Altruistic club will meet at Elizabeth O'Leary's home at 208 Queen Anne Ave on January 80 at 1 o'clock.
Plain white outing flannel gowns priced at 1.00 come in two styles with hemstitching and braid trims in light blue or pink. Additional gowns in pink or blue and white stripes are offered from 75¢ to 1.50 in the basement salesroom.
An American reporter recounts visiting an aviation base on the English Channel in January. He interviews a UC Berkeley alumnus and veteran pilot George now an officer who has downed three enemy machines. He contrasts trench life with aerial service and notes the aviators’ comforts and thrills.
Miss Phyllis Evelyn Goschen, a war nurse in a London hospital since the early days of the war, begins her first period of rest. She is the daughter of the second Viscount Goschen.
A fragment discusses a wartime rule requiring property owners to provide food and shelter to allied aviators forced to land on their land. The text questions the practicality of extending aid to a major chateau as opposed to a hut, with a line attributing a quip to George.
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