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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1919
Page
4
The Feb 4 list names cities awarded honor status for oversubscription in the Fourth Liberty Loan. Principal cities are Los Angeles Seattle Spokane Pasadena Bakersfield Aberdeen Reno and others in five population classes.
Federal Judge Landis was expected to rule at the close of today’s arguments on a new trial for Victor J. Berger and four co defendants. Attorneys argued errors in the case and hoped to finish late today.
Los Angeles reported the largest subscription total with 246,001 units. Plans will be drawn to select names sponsors and organize a fitting program in the localities. San Francisco failed to place but posted 110,836,150, two and one third times the nearest rival Los Angeles.
London February 4 The reconstruction parliament convenes with many workers aiming to take reconstruction into their own hands. The new body faces general strikes and the threat of socialising Britain’s industries, while Ireland’s newly declared republic adds to responsibilities. King George will open Parliament February 11 as Lloyd George guides policy on peace ratification strikes Ireland policy reconstruction housing and merchant marine.
The piece reflects on trust and betrayal in mankind noting that when confidence is broken friends wane If all the world were honest and followed a Golden Rule society would have less need for preachers or Sunday schools
Lenin says the Soviet government desires peace and will concede to halt the war, but will fight to the end if the Allies insist. He criticizes a League of Nations as a league of imperialists, praises Lenin’s view of Witte, and notes Soviet control of industry under workers’ commissions. Debs imprisonment is called a shame.
Feb 1 report says Spartacans will mount another attack as leaders head to Wilhelmhaven Brunswick and other communist hubs to recruit partisans for Berlin. Government tightens guard around Reichstag and key public buildings amid the plot.
William H. Lone Star Dietz indicted by a federal grand jury in Spokane for false registration under the draft wires from Los Angeles that he will travel north to answer the charge. He is expected to arrive mid March. A $1,000 bond has been set in Los Angeles.
Two styles of lace bandeaux on sale for 49 cents at The Bon Marche. Hook back design available in sizes 32 to 40. CorSet Bhop third floor.
The Bon Marche advertises its large store as always serving customers with fresh merchandise. It highlights extensive sections, daily display efforts, and a cash buying system to offer low prices.
An upper main floor display advertises Valentine party items including table covers at 45c, napkins 5c per dozen, red and white festoons 10c, red streamers 40 feet for 10c, valentine bonbons with cap and snapper priced at 1.00 per dozen, nut baskets 30c 40c and 60c per dozen, red crepe paper cards, and valentine postcards in assorted sets.
Bargain notice from Bon Marche promotes wash dresses on third floor reduced to 2.95. Styles include straight-line and semi-fitted chambray and gingham in plain colors stripes and plaids with contrasting trim. Not all sizes or styles available.
Piano solos, violin solos, piano duets, violin and piano, mandolin and guitar, vocal solos and duets, sacred songs all offered at 5 cents per copy at the Bon Marche music sale. Strong local shopping context with numerous instrument categories and discounted prices.
Percale 256 yard light color assortment offered in neat patterns with plain black blue pink and red. Not over 10 yards to each. Lower main floor.
An expert in charge offers foot care assistance and advice for foot troubles in the shoe section on the upper main floor.
OLYMPIA Feb 3 Despite warning by Senator Lamping chairman of the military affairs committee the senate today voted 100000 to build armories in Everett Walla Walla and Aberdeen.
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