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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
16
Uncle Sam carried $97,410,282.02 in cash with securities totaling $123,883,819,826.36 in the accounting handover. Former Treasurer John Burke computed the totals during a two day handoff to successor Guy Allen.
Thirty coeds were admitted Thursday afternoon to the Home Economics club. The group is made up of girls majoring in home economics who have earned a B average in their grades.
In Olympia on January 28 1921 twelve Yakima Nez Perce and Umatilla chiefs with an interpreter urged the Washington legislature to uphold a 1866 fishing treaty. Chief Meninock recalled the pact as lasting while mountains stand and rivers run, and urged protection of ancestral fishing grounds amid past violations. The Senate moved to record support for the chiefs and a bill to safeguard treaty rights was introduced.
Store hours are 9 to 5 30. Fifty nine boys suits offered in sizes 4 to 7 and 4 to 18 with knicker and straight pants, many reduced from 17 50 to 10 85. Additional knicker suits for 8 to 18 years now 12 85 and denim playsuits priced 1 50 to 1 75.
Upper Main Floor offers a broken line of wool mixed Union Suits and a large selection of coats and misses dresses. Prices range from $1.95 to $9.95 with many sizes 16, 17, 18 and 20 available, formerly up to $55.00. Limited stock noted for Beaver Cloth Coats and Black Plush Coats.
Coats from regular stock reduced to 23.69 from formerly 39.50 to 55. Includes Mixtures Velours Bolivias Silver tones and Kersey Cloths some with fur collars. Second Floor HE. Sale occurs Saturday.
Unusual value on men's outing flannel night shirts in sizes 15 to 20. Full comfortable cut offered in plain white and colored stripes.
An advertisement promotes a vanishing cream called True Buttermilk with a bold claim it will make you look younger or money back.
Three new officers were elected by the Chamber of Commerce Thursday. Watson C. Squire was elected to honorary membership on the national affairs committee. Samuel H. Piles became chairman and Judge Thomas Burke vice chairman on the executive committee. Incendiary fire burns 10000 pounds of tobacco in barns of Joseph Arlington in Gallipolis Ohio.
London authorities restrict women admitted to the medical school at London University citing poor results from women doctors. The decision, discussed at a feminine circle meeting, reflects strife over gender equality in education. The report also notes nearly 2000 Germans obtaining permission to live in Paris.
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