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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

Page

10

Camp Lewis Soldiers To Stage Benefit Vaudeville Show

Fifty soldiers from Camp Lewis join a cast of local girls for a Metropolitan theatre benefit show for the Overseas fund. The Headquarters vaudeville from the 64th Infantry was seen by 2000 at Liberty theatre last week and repeats with Beatle numbers and a 30 piece 344th band. Private Ray Hicks directs the entire ten act program.

Camp Lewis 64Th Infantry Metropolitan Theatre Liberty Theatre Almon Ray Hicks 364Th Inf California

Newsboys Carnival Runs All Week in Hon Marche Park

The Newsboys Carnival continues through the week and Sunday in Hon Marche park with Thursday being laundry workers night and Friday featuring a teamsters celebration. A sick benefit fund grows as merry makers enjoy the event and roadways high school boys pledge summer war work via a questionnaire. Hundreds of boys will replace vacations with agricultural and industrial work under Uncle Sam's program.

Newsboys Hon Marche Park Aick Teamsters Roadway High School Uncle Sam

Brother hood and war coat in Florence store ad

What makes a man enlist for war What makes him wish to fight The brotherhood born in men speaks to the soul The ad thanks readers for savings on suits coats dresses and more at the Florence Upstains Store Second and Union.

Beth Florence UpstTains Second Union

Kathleen Clifford Demonstrates Quick Dressing In Seattle

Renowned photoplay star Kathleen Clifford appears on the Orpheum circuit at the Moore vaudeville house in Seattle. She performs in a serial role showing a boy disguise and rapid wardrobe change to prove a girl can dress in a jiffy.

Seattle Kathleen Clifford Paramount Pictures Orpheum the Moore Kathleen Miss Clifford

Theo Karle to Sing Farewell for Red Cross

Theo Karle, noted Seattle and Olympia tenor who has joined the national army, will sing a farewell concert for the Red Cross at First Presbyterian church. Proceeds aid Red Cross relief before he departs for Camp Lewis for training. His journey from schoolboy to national performer ends with a call to service.

Greene Theo Karle Seattle Olympia National Army Red Cross First Presbyterian Church Camp Lewis Karne New York

Tragic Collision Leaves Woman With Severe Injuries

Helen M. Aronson suffered deep head cuts and body bruises when a motor truck driven by her husband collided with a street car Wednesday. Also noted are local meetings, awards, and a fire warden appointment, plus community notices and funeral services.

Helen M. Aronson M. Aronson Minute Men Precinct 88 Queen Anne I P. m Chicago J. H. Bloedel National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association Olympia D. C Franklin High School E. B. Sutton Washington Occidental Mary Kennedy L. H. Darwin Commonwealth Club Mary Weaver Holcomb Standard Ice Co Railroad Ave

Oregon Girl Marries Aviation Officer in Texas

Hood River Oregon May 23 relatives of Miss Dorothy Epping received a telegram stating she had married Lieut Frank T Elliott in Fort Worth Texas. Elliott serves in the aviation corps and the couple are UC Berkeley graduates with high honors.

Hood River Ore Dorothy Epping Miss Epping Frank T. Elliott Fort Worth Tex Eliott Aviation Corps University of California

Katherine Stinson Sets Course for Chicago to New York Flight

Chicago May 23 Miss Katherine Stinson began a proposed nonstop flight to New York City carrying 67 mail pieces including a letter from Chicago Postmaster W B Carlyle to the New York postmaster.

Chicago Katherine Stinson New York City W. B. Carlyle

Graduation frock fabrics and trims on sale

Picor edged nets and organ dies offered to tailor dainty graduation frocks with tucks ruffles and shirring from 12 to 18 inches deep on a forty inch depth. Prices range from 2.00 to 3.75 per yard. Georgette crepe shades such as artillery red cavalry yellow infantry blue service green khaki burnt orange terra cotta and duck blue priced at 2.25 per yard. Firet Floor.

Service Corps

New Silk Suits priced at 22.50 for summer wear

The advertisement promotes silk suits in Belgium blue plum with unique collars belts and pockets. Available in Brown Navy Black for women and misses. Exceptional value at 22.50 each.

Velvet Velveteen Jackets For Summer Wear

Regulation and sleeveless styles with roll lapels and self material trim gain new followers. Jackets feature patch pockets, are faced with white serge, and lined in gold or white satin. Price 15 dollars at Basement Salesroom.

Two Y M C A Men Stand During World War I Bombardment

During a May 22 bombardment near the Picardy front two YMCA workers Frank West of Madison Wisconsin and FE A Starks of Montclair New Jersey stayed at their posts aiding the wounded and entertaining peers. They carried a phonograph into a dugout and played Harry Lauder’s Beautiful Sunday as shells burst around them. West was gassed and sent to the rear though not seriously harmed. Starks was knocked by a nearby explosion and suffered shell shock.

Picardy Frank West Madison Wis A. Starks Montclair N. J Harry Lauder West Starks

Franchise Petition Dismissed After Supreme Court Ruling

The Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Co petition seeking relief from franchise obligations was dismissed by the state public service commission. The case was deemed adjudicated on points of law by the Tacoma Supreme Court decision dated April 27. Caldwell motion to dismiss followed the Tacoma ruling.

Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co State Public Service Commission Tacoma Supreme Court Corporation Caldwell

Seattle Women to Drive Motor Ambulance Cars

A recruitment drive by the women’s Red Cross motor corps in Seattle aims to fill the unit to strength. The corps will be organized on a rigid military basis with mechanical work starting in June and members placed in public garages gas stations and battery shops to gain practical knowledge before a six week training and licensing examination by the department.

Red Cross Motor Corps Seattle Lawton

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