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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
3
The passage extols choosing meaningful keepsakes that preserve memories of friends and culture. It highlights items that require no sacrifice of time, grow richer with years, and symbolize refinement. It notes there are masculine options to suit any man seeking thanks and warm appreciation.
Marion Ohio December 16. A proposal calls for a new peace conference in the United States to revise the League of Nations covenant or form a new association of nations. President Harding may consider a conference in Washington to revamp the league or create a new international structure.
The Star urges readers to aid in locating missing relatives and requests reports from readers and other papers. It recounts Donald L. Rutledge, a U S Navy member, missing from East Liverpool, with his mother seeking his return via Red Cross transport. It also seeks Donald to contact his mother, and notes F J Graves seeking his brother Charles Philip Graves missing since 1911 in Spokane.
City school boards meet in Seattle to discuss changes recommended by the school code commission. Topics include raising indebtedness limits to 3 percent, district exemption from accident liability, condemnation for school use, school bonds, nurseries, and school and port electors.
David Whitcomb was elected president at the first annual meeting in the Arcade Building. A pound of butter or sugar in Russia costs a month's pay of an ordinary workman.
W. C. Hutchinson of the National Baking Co. was chosen president of the Washington Association of the Baking Industry at its seventh annual convention. The two day session closed at the Frye hotel on Wednesday.
A letter from J L Lyon of Homer Michigan extols an internal piles treatment that reportedly cured him at age 88 after years of suffering. He urges others to request a free trial by mail, promising prompt relief regardless of age occupation or location.
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