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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1918

Page

6

Seattle Draft Boards Shrinking as 1487 Men Readied June 24

The War Department allows boards to furnish at most 80 percent of qualified men as registrants are inducted. Seattle’s reserve, near 3355, misses by about 32. 2523 men are ready for the call. On June 24, 1487 Seattle men will be modified, leaving just over 1000 eligible single men without dependents. Training accelerates nationwide as many go to France for final prep. The department expects many 21 year olds registered June 6 to be in France by October, with no timetable yet for classification or examination.

War Department Seattle United States France Miss Grey Agricultural Bureau Washington, D. C Misa Grey

Chaplain Aids Sailors at U S Naval Training Camp

At Seattle naval training camp Chaplain Sydney James leads welfare efforts guiding men through troubles and discipline. He runs the camp library barber shop canteen and weekly paper The Sub Chaser and coordinates entertainment and athletic programs. Sailors and staff praise his firm yet friendly approach as he bridges duties of care and duty.

Naval Service University Carenp Sydney T James Seattle Individ American Li Drary Association Commission On Training Sydney James

No Children Signs Deplored by Seattle Club

The One Hundred Per Cent club of Seattle passes a resolution deploring landlords use of no children signs. They will cooperate with the Seattle Chamber of Commerce to discourage barring children from rent houses. Resolution urged by J. W. Spangler, vice president of the Chamber.

One Hundred Per Cent Club of Seattle Seattle Chamber of Commerce J. W. Spangler Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club

Beecham's Pills Promote Health Claims Advertised

An old advertisement claims Beecham's Pills rapidly improve the liver and stomach, balance the blood, and aid overall health. It cites broad remedies and slogans without specific medical evidence.

Camp Lewis to stage big military horse show

Camp Lewis at American Lake hosts a public horse show on Sunday June 16 under Auxiliary Remount Depot No 331 to aid the Overseas Athletic Fund. The event includes a grand parade reviewed by Maj Gen H A Greene and features divisional units and Camp Lewis bands.

Camp Lewis American Lake Auxiliary Remount Depot Overseas Athletic Fund Ite J. W. Jackson F. W. Graham Seattle H. A. Greene

Dear Miss Grey Letters Confront Farm Wives and Family Decorum

A letter column features farmers’ wives seeking help for farm labor shortages and household burdens. A farmer’s wife urges relief for wives aiding harvests. another asks how to shape a daughter’s future. an adviser counsels gentleness and long-term guidance. A reader asks about the English Channel distance, with details on Dover Strait width and channel length.

English Channel Cynthia Grey Nora Strait of Dover

Next Week at Stage and Vaudeville Across Town

A bustling slate of shows headlines the week with Upstairs and Down at the Metropolitan featuring Frederic and Fanny Hatton and a baby vampire. The Moore presents Hall Caine's Mary’s Ankle along with other vaudeville acts by Wellington Cross Eddie Carr Stewart and Mercer and Frances Dougherty. Pantages debuts Harry Girard in The Wall of an Exkimo plus The Reel Guys and a Lincoln Screen. Palace Hippodrome touts Five Merry Maids of Music La France Drothers LePine trio and Clancy LePine The New Recruit. Ito Izzy the Peddier at Monte Carter’s company and Leona Fox with George White in an old man role. The Oak Trio and 12 dancing chicks complete the week’s program with a fine orchestra overture.

Frederic Fanny Hatton Metropolitan Long Island New York A. H. Woods Mary the Moore Hall Caine Derwent Hail Caine Wellington Cross Eddie Carr and Black and White Japan Pantages Harry Girard Beattle Girard Billy Kelly Warren Boyd Marty Brooks Charles Althoff Hicksville Sullivan and Mason Frank le Dent Juggler Abraham Lincoln Palace Hip Merry Maids of Music la France Drothers Lee Barth Clancy LePine Moran and Dale Monte Carter Izzy Carter Blanche Gilmore Des Estes Ben Holmes Leona Fox George White

Confessions of a Wife Chapter Closes With Reflections

A widow reflects on time and money after Dick’s death six months ago. She finds small solace in her baby and a shopping trip with Mollie, while memories of past joys intrude. The scene shifts to a chance encounter with Barclay Sill in a millinery shop amid a New York police motor truck wireless station reference.

Richard Waverly II Mollie Margie Jim Edie Jim Mr. Trent Donna Eleanor Fairlow Eleanor Barclay Sill Police Department of New York

Contest letters drive free Al G Barnes circus tickets

Soldiers receive tobacco in hospital and townsfolk join a patriotic contest to win free Al G Barnes Circus tickets. Entries must mail to the Seattle Star Circus Contest Editor with patriotic sentences about the phrase Al G Barnes Big Your Ring Wild Animal Circus. The circus runs Thursday and offers 25 free tickets per day for the best entries.

Kida al G. Barnes al G Barnes Wild Animal Circus Seattle Star

Frontline tobacco fund boosts morale with donor notes

Letters from soldiers in England and at the front thank supporters for tobacco parcels, relief from routine, and small comforts. Contributions listed include Mrs. Hyda hl, Mrs. W. A. Henson, Margaret Olson, and others, noting diverse clubs and local groups aiding the effort.

New York Motor Vehicle Fees Announced

The State of New York reports 394,023 motor vehicles and an annual fee collection exceeding 3.215 million dollars. The figures highlight ongoing revenue from vehicle registrations and related charges.

State of New York

Mother Gray Aromatic Leaf Medicinal Tea Promises Quick Tonic

Backache dizziness headache and languor eased by Mother Grays Aromatic Leaf Tea advertised as a natural tonic. Sold by druggists or by mail from the Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY with sample offers and pricing in a plain promotional notice.

Mother Grays Drugeiate Mall Rample Mother Gray Co Leroy N. Y

New Crops Refill U S Granary

Washington reports a strong prospect for wheat production amid allied food needs with an expected 931 million bushels, about 30 percent above the long-term average since 1911. Berkeley notes a pastor from Louis' Chapel spending summer vacation driving a tractor on an island in the river.

Washington Hellmates Berkeley Cal W. KR. H. Hodgkin Louis

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Gloom U. S. Naval Training Camp Liberty Uncle Sam James Naval Training Camp Chaplain Sydney T. James Beecham Gao Theatre Players Madison Dancing Chicks Moore Wilkes Players Mary Ann Israel Zangwill Eleanor Robeon Grace Huff Miss Robson Ivan Miller Edwin Arden Wilkes Anne Mantages Kace Huff Frances Dougherty Ann MacDonald Ooak Emma Harris Hoyas Fred Baumsatein Althou England R. B. Fulles Paria J. C. Kinshaw Thomas FE Davia Tobacco Fund W. A. Henson Warsaw Margaret Olson Willia Nall Gilman Ave Black Diamond Silverdale Homestead Sammies Mar Te Bey Cceseere Peckagee Teharce Peoples Savings Bank Second Ave. and Pike 5St Jaywalker Mr. and Mrs. G. Oswald Hippodrome U. S Metropolitan Fics Wea Oliver Morosco Morosco York New York Globe Harry Girard & Company -In Alaska Reel Guys Hivtedaan Seu Marie Osborne
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