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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1918

Page

9

Mixed dates cause wedding tale and civic notices

A humorous note about a man misreading his wedding announcement leads to a string of local notices. Civil service exams for messenger and elevator positions are postponed to August 10 with applications at the 303 post office building. Tuesday evening features a John Masefield reading by Prof. William Gorsuch and an open meeting of Precinct 119 at Longfellow school with patriotic speeches. Other items include a Liberty bond theft report, a Beattie cigar dealer obituary, a military commission at Fortress Monroe, sugar regulation talks for grocers, and a Beattle hotel sales convention summary.

United States Civil Service Denny Hall William Ierce Gorsuch John Masefield Longfellow Zlat Ave. N Thomas Joseph A. Hastings Mra W. H. Waterman Ninth Ave. N. W Phinney Ave David Coblents Beattie Boylston Ave Victor Richardson 14Th Ave Fortress Monroe A. J. Richardson J. Goldsmith Central Building Rogers Company Beattle Hotel Frank P. Christenson Beattle City Hospital Assuan Dam Beypt

Boys in France Need Smokes Campaign Urges Support

The Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund appeals to readers to send tobacco to soldiers in France as shortages report from the front grow. Seattle Star heads the fund with New York headquarters. Haven J. Titus leads the home drive and local contributors list gifts from George Mehifeld, Mrs Geary, Oswald Brown, C. K. Steckwell, S. I. Bagerwall and others.

France Tobacco Fund Seattle Star Our Boys In E Tobacco Fund George Mehifeld J. M. Geary Pleasant Ave Kremerton Cde Penee Ee Coe & Siab Dathic Shipyard Oswald Brown Hryn Mawr Hox C. K. Steckwell 18Th Ave S. I. Bagerwall Mount Vernon

Transportation Club Hears Talk on Smoke Value

C. J. Hutchinson urged smoking as a military aid before the Transportation club during a luncheon address. He cited an 1831 military book praising tobacco's pleasures and noted he personally never smoked. Jane Ward and Billy Cullen performed songs to aid soldier’s funds.

Transportation Club Smoke Value C. J. Hutchinson Jane Ward Billy Cullen

Soldier Benefit Fund Split Proposed by George Mahefield

George Mahefield proposes splitting a $5 tobacco fund donation so that each separate package reaches a different soldier. He instructs the division aims to maximize beneficiary count among recipients.

George Mahefield To Tobacco

Marines See Second Casualty Report Totals 29

Washington July 2 A second set of Marine Corps casualties was issued today totaling 29 with two deaths from wounds one wounded in action and 26 missing in action The report lists the new figures to update the military toll.

Washington Marine Corps

Coupon to aid soldiers in France fundraiser

fragmented OCR note describes a wartime coupon drive to support American troops in France. It claims each dollar buys four tobacco packages with a 45 cent retail price, and each package includes a postcard for a soldier to send a message of thanks.

France

City Council Okays Skagit Committee Trip

The city council by resolution on Monday authorized expenses for the committee to interview capital issues committees at Washington on the Skagit power bond issue. The panel includes Mayor Hanson, Councilman C B Fitzgerald, Councilman R K Thomson and Hugh Caldwell corporation counsel.

Washington Skagit Hanson C. B. Fitegerald RK. H. Thomson Hugh Caldwell

Casualties of U S Fighters in Great War

General Per shing reports 81 total U S casualties with eight killed in action ten died of wounds one died of disease 48 severely wounded two wounded undetermined two missing in action plus Marine three missing. List names follow by status and residence across multiple states.

Washington W. Va Meret & CC Ostrawekt South Chies K. Adach Schnertady Bebk Baird North Topeka Kan J. PD. Clarke Tex Th. Mareison Meffea A. Waller South Norwalk Conn Wheatley Bunker Hill W. Yawn Three Rivers I. T Shortridge Kenmare Erate Ferg Chicago Liberal FP Hanka FE Horton Cincinnati J. Se Ivena Grand Canyon Ariz Jonhnaton Ld Abby Mont J. PF. Kaulen H. N. McKay Anaconda A Mclaughlin Park City Utah C. & Raffington Hutchinson Kaw J. C. Ryan Raw

Cooperation of the Teacher in Commercial Development

Carl Bush will address the High School Teachers league luncheon at Good Eat cafeteria Tuesday at noon. He will discuss the cooperation of teachers in commercial development and the role of schools in business progress.

Carl Bush Teachers League Good Eata

American Victory Pushes German Forces After Tank Advance

The report describes American troops destroying 1,200 Germans south of Torcy with 700 killed and capturing a key enemy position. It notes a significant American advance west of Chateau Thierry including Vaux and surrounding territory and the seizure of the Chateau Thierry railway station now within U S artillery range.

Torcy Vaux Chateau Thierry

Picnic Supplies and Camp Gear Featured in Basement Sale

The advertisement lists Picnic Paper Plates 25 for 10¢ and Wood Picnic Plates 10¢ a dozen. Paper Cups 5¢ per box of five, Napkins 15¢ per hundred, Waxed Paper 5¢ a roll, Paper Dishes 5¢ a dozen, Small Tin Spoons 5¢ a dozen, Mapleware Launch Set with six Wood Dinner Plates two vegetable dishes two meat plates six salt dishes twelve ice cream spoons Napkins and a large Table Cover for 25¢. Folding Wire Camp Grates vary 40¢ 85¢ and 1.25. Coffee Pots with ball handle priced 1.00 1.25 to 2.75. Bamboo Picnic Sets include Knife and Fork. Knife Fork Spoon Set 30¢ open style 15¢ 11¢ 20¢ and 25¢. Housewares Basement.

Kinife

Summer Dress Accessories and Hosiery Sale Items

A catalog of women and children's garments and accessories with prices, including slip on veils 10¢, dainty neckpieces 25c to $1.00, crepe de Chine Windsor ties 10¢, Dresden ribbons 20c to 25c per yard, fiber silk hosiery 50c to 65c, cotton hosiery 25c to 35c, women’s cotton vests 19c to 50c, union suits 35c to 75c, silk gloves 75c, pink silk camisoles 1.25 to 2.00, lace trimmed blouses 1.00 to 1.59, envelope chemises 2.25, muslin gowns 65c to 2.00, pink crepe gowns 2.00, muslin petticoats 75c to 3.75, enveloped chemises 50c to 1.85, percale bun galow aprons 1.00, house dresses 95c to 3.95.

Windsor Dresden

County Engineer Humes Declares War On City Tug of War Set at Victory Carnival

A mock conflict unfolds as County Engineer Humes proclaims hostilities against city hall staff. The plan centers on a tug of war at the Girls' Victory carnival at the United States training camp July 23 to 28 with about 100 teams competing for three silver cups. Weathered by cautious fans, the event aims to entertain while avoiding dangerous warfare. Matches slated to run five daily from 5:30 PM.

Humes United States Training Camp Nal

Bryn Mawr to Be Concrete Ship Site

A 12 acre tract on Lake Washington near Bryn Mawr has been leased for 25 years for concrete ship construction, per L Y Dayton of American Pipe and Shipbuilding Co. First ship work to start in 30 days. Bethlehem Union plant will launch eight of 14 new destroyers on July 4 with Newport News, William Cramp, and Fore River Shipbuilding contributing the others.

Lake Washington Bryn Mawr L. Y. Dayton American Pipe and Shipbuilding Co Tacoma Washington Bethlehem Union San Francisco Navy Department Newport News Shipbuilding Co Willam Cramp & Sons Fore Fiver Shipbuilding Co

Bathing Caps Price List at Basement Salesroom

Bathing caps in checks stripes and plain colors offered in frilled and skull styles priced 10 to 25 cents. Basement Salesroom.

Son Missing After Oakland Hotel Departure in San Francisco

Mrs Hobart of San Diego reports her 18 year old son Kenneth Nef disappeared after leaving the Oakland hotel yesterday in San Francisco with 100 shares of railroad stock in his pocket. She says he wished to join the army and was last seen late yesterday.

San Francisco Mral B. F. Hobart San Diego Kenneth Oakland Hotel Land Hobart Nef

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