The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1918, Page 5

WASHINGTONIAN 37 BRANDS FORD'S e e e e e . 7 e ° eocccce eee j Once rector of ; WASHINGTON Aug enry copal church ip Ford's son Kase! was assailed as «| Atthur BP. § - ntative Johnsor 4 artillery i Slacker by Re: Col, Hyde Washington. clared that while | , of West Point % Peace isn't going to be a horse 1 FAR AND NEAR NEWS Flashed by ne and Telegraph Such as young Ford are permitted Major Richard W, Perry, Seattle ' Femain at home, boys of 18 must be wafely in } went to FP t fight A die, fi © have been advis ‘i me — sat asiant i, course In aviation at ; Should the man-power bill become | well field law. He injected a dram: tein MLL, Hudson, assistant general freight and passenger agent of the to the discussion by two of ! al og nh Appot the 18-year-old page ight depar ¢ house to! | stand by him as he nding be: yearokt p he said part of the man-power but I submit that th for life in the trenches there is half as high as this «¢ ask him to And that : fine, manly lit 0 % Weigh within 50 pounc ment that I ask him to « s Can any man imagine this patriotic, growing boy leading a charge |; Against a gas attack? » two 18 They are of the U. 8 two men of local board be inducted into service Monda vs workers will receive 4 of five shillings a GIRL nOOTBL. ACKS DUE bee September 3, Aug. 24.—Girl boot-|in length. A banner 10 blocks Dlacks f cag in prospect | will be a feature, Soldiers w today ling to cers of the the uniforms of the allies will Roott union ork or fight the section Ahmad the _ Thomas H. 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WASHINGTON, Aug. 24—Official | Baipbuisaing company, at Portland preceding Gays: of ie" week! word from Switeériand st | Pitt for the opening of the 1918-1919 | | osiecaiel Austrian arm mmething un- | season. y. D. Sel ™M sorters vl jeally the entire cast of last “ Selmer, Morits; ann themnel sory ping oF this] 3. Carey, Domaru; Louis E 4 | Burns, Wakon; W. H. Molle, Ca their = n ‘1 Uae | po omka; George Gregorsen, Manada. r ug and F 24.—Prepara W. Robles, the Bancroft FREDERICK &NELSON su inor of le pub: such a de joined the rhe st September agreed that | cided suce ne himself in Bedroom » MOORE sy afternoon the Moore be! of Orpheum circuit act bill from ng attraction ae Happen. This ketch in called in that It is a ser ‘it dance for the Red Cress held Saturday night a park, under th axon, pices of the Mercer Island a Boats leave at § and 9 o'clock Fifteen dollars on A Last Drama Weary” Wilkens, W jew of flashes, something novel in man, a week ago, was returned to p. aee Seam r age entertainment. A him Friday. The money was returr ater, Jack Osterman y interpre * George Williams, John Fern. se ccrd gh A ae ed in an envelope by a xmail bey note, stating that the take 4 out that the mone jers, and he didn't want to of “Over Live atra thers Bison Wine ext w rk will offer their a and Vic and Cla arp’ ben J. Rogers, pioneer resident at ot Kent, died at his home Thursday er orning. Services will be held from enden chapel, Kent, at 2 p. rardion. Her Father skit provided sacs . Mr. Well-to-Do Citizen: circus” numbers. 1 dogs vie with ON’T turn up your nose at the War Savings Stamp loan. It is everybody’s loan—it’s the popular one. 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