Beloved Jurist Albertson to be Buried Saturday in Seattle
King County Superior Court Judge Robert B. Albertson who died Wednesday at 1134 Federal avenue will be buried at 2 p.m. Saturday from St. Mark's Episcopal Church. Judge Kenneth Macintosh suspended court business to honor the jurist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Albertson
King County Superior Court
Federal Ave
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Seattle
Juriet
J. Tate Mason
Charles F. Whittlesey
Kenneth Mackintosh
Superior Court
Judge Albertson
Mason
Mayo Sanitarium
Rochester
Minn
Lake Washington
Juniata
King County
Lewis
University of North Carolina
J. Hamilton Lewis
Hertford
N. C
Nancy de Wolfe
Robert Brooke, Jr
City
Washington
Sons of the American Revolution
Haig Drive Aims To Cut German Supplies At Ostend Zeebrugge
A map shows Marshal Haig's new drive aimed at severing Germany's lines to submarine bases at Ostend and Zeebrugge. The article notes other wartime movement details and references judge Albertson's career and death, including his Seattle tenure, education, and survivors. It also mentions the Overseas club winter dances at Douglas hall to aid Red Cross war relief.
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Marshal Haig
Germany
Ths
Ostend
Zeebrugge
Overseas Club
Seattle
The
Red Cross
Douglas Hall
Broadway
Pine
Lemon Skin Whitening Lotion Promises Cheap Beautifier
An easy lemon based skin lotion blends juice from two fresh lemons with three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint. The preparation is touted to whiten and soften skin, reduce blemishes, freckles, sallowness and tan, and can be kept for months with proper straining.
Sammmies Old Clothes Bought at Camp Lewis
A staff correspondent reports at Camp Lewis about a clothing buyer named Louey who offers three dollars for civilian garments that cost much more recently. Soldiers describe him as a vulture, trailing men for patches and buttons, while the buyer insists it is good business and that prices reflect the need to resell worn uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Keene
Louey’s
Loney
Berlin Shocked by Austria’s Stand
Berlin reports that German conservative leaders were surprised by Count Czernin’s endorsement of liberal peace aims in Austria Hungary’s reply to the Pope. He also asserted Austria will not seek a separate peace, a position that left Berlin editors silent due to time constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grandens
United Piece
Mail
Berlin
London
Germany
Count Czernin
Austria
Benedict
Duty of Church to Soldiers Highlighted at Camp Lewis Talk
W G Mc Morran, secretary of one camp association, spoke to Congregationalists at Plymouth church on the duty of the church to enlisted men in abnormal times. The conference session proceeded at Washington state Camp Lewis with a program that Thursday began at 8:50 p.m. and continued into the afternoon.
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Washington State
Eight Robberies Net $235.50 In Cash And Goods
Police report eight robberies on Wednesday with total loot of 235.50 cash jewels two overcoats and an auto. Victims named include John Roberson Seneca hotel Mrs M Yankes 224% Minor Ave G P Driscoll Melrose hotel E Krumsick 1205 Southlake Ave J Hoyt 322 Pike St A Moir Berkshire hotel Chauncey Warnecke 4546 18th Ave NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roberson
Seneca Hotel
M. Yankes
Minor
G. P. Driscoll
Melrose Hotel
E. Krumsick
Southlake Ave
J. Hoyt
Pike St
A. Moir
Berkshire
Chauncey Warnecke
18Th Ave
N. E
Dieting warning and Liberty Loan notes in Seattle
An inquest linked death to fear of eating due to aggressive stomach trouble and endorses finesia to neutralize acidity after meals. The piece then shifts to World War I era events in Seattle with plans for parades and a visit by McAdoo, plus labor and women’s groups pledging Liberty Loan support. A jury awards $100000 to Mrs Mayo in a breach of promise suit against Virginius Mayo in New Haven.
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Liberty Loan
Central Labor Council
Rainier Beach
United Press
New York
Wilhelmina Meyer Mayo
Virginius St. Julian Mayo
New Haven
Advocacy for Acceptances and Building Bank Balances
The note urges cooperation for mutual advantage through acceptances and increasing bank balances, signaling joint effort and shared financial aims.
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Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc
Pike Street
LODGE
Fourth Avenue
Westlake
Uncle Sammie
KEENE
Hemenway & Moser Cigar Co
Seattle, Wn
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Camp Lewis
Lake
Louey
Red Front
LA Scala
Grand Opera
Berry & Behymer
Rigoletto
Butterfly Carmen Rigoletto
Lucia
la Boheme
Carmen
Trovatore
F. N. Freer
Third Ave
Marion St. Hloura
Ellott
Alice Brady
Pike
Nour
Madras
Choice
Rhodes Co
Picase
Women’s Union
M’adoo
William Gibbs McAdoo
United States Treasury
Wilson
R. R. Fox
McAdoo
Tacoma
National Army
U. S. Naval Training Station
Edwin J. Brown
Pirat Ave
Columbia
First Ave
REC
Masonic Temple
TAL
Harvard and
Pine SP. M
Cherniavsky
Australia
Haynes
First National Bank
Proctor Cor
Pirstave
Sterling
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