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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
2
The city council was ruled to have no authority to move a $25,000 surplus from the police relief and pension fund to the general fund. Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meier said only the policemen's fund trustees may authorize such a transfer.
J. D. Lowman, Seattle businessman, was notified by Secretary of the Treasury D. F. Houston that he has been appointed to the permanent committee on communications. The committee aims to develop relations between American republics.
W A Mohr of 2630 Holly St Seattle testifies that Tanlac relieved his long standing stomach trouble and rheumatism after years of suffering. He credits rapid, lasting improvement and says he maintains gained weight with a splendid appetite. His wife also benefited and Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle vend Tanlac through a local representative.
Simonne and Classette Namel, two of nine entertainers sent overseas by the Knights of Columbus, join Gabrielle in the Dower of Harmony act. They previously toured Britain, Ireland, France and Germany under Clara Youngblood Cormon, after Ottawa refused Canadian passports for their youth.
Public safety committee urged adding to the city building code to regulate portable classrooms. James F. Blackwell said permits for temporary buildings cannot be legally issued, while the school board argued pupil safety is not at immediate risk and noted a 20 year gap to meet Beattle school needs. Ritzville reports a $15 000 home care barn loan.
A letter from Jacob Lyon of Homer Michigan touts an internal method for healing piles. He claims complete relief after years of suffering and urges others to request a free trial by mailing the coupon today. The message emphasizes that no payment is required for the trial.
Led by P. J. Lynch of Pathe and George P. Wadert of Famous Players Lasky and Paramount, film row contributes to the Ryther Child Home brick fund and pledges regular monthly support. Jindert 100 percent in the brick campaign. IL Lukan and others plan further contributions from film agencies.
The Washington National Guard receives a full field artillery regiment setup plus machine gun troops and other units. Maj. C BK Christie announces U S property and debuting officer. Columbus, Ohio reports a fire causing 300000 dollars in damages.
An ad claims Pyr amid Mile Suppositories provide relief for bleeding or protruding piles and hemorrhoids. It invites readers in the U S and Canada to send name and address to the Pyr-Drug Co. at Arhall Michigan for a free sample.
Washington and Oregon American Legion groups plan a vocational training center at Fort Walla Walla for the Northwest following a conference with Portland legionnaires. Proposals for steel delivery are due January 21 1971 to the Navy Bureau of Supplies and Accounts in Washington DC. wood screws dough mixing machines and meat handlers bids due January 28 1921 to the Navy Yard Puget Sound or to the Bureau.
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