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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1920

Page

12

Gas Shortage Persists In Western States

A telegram from K R Kingsbury of Standard Oil reports that Eastern fields will supply Eastern Washington and Oregon if promised refinery deliveries and transportation hold. Western Washington and Oregon lack available gasoline. The tanker Fl Segundo arrives in Seattle tonight with the district quota, but cannot discharge before Thursday morning.

Tittle Washington Oregon K. R. Kingsbury Standard Oi Co California Herbert Cuthbert Northwest Tourist Association Kingsbury Cuthbert Seattle

German Prince Laid to Rest in Potsdam

In Potsdam Germany Prince Joachim was buried after funeral services at a small evangelical church attended by hundreds of former imperial figures. Generals von Bubenburg Ludendorff Mehrtach, Oldenburg and royalty including Estel Friedrich August Wilhelm Albrecht of Reuss and Albert of Schleswig represented the German line. Princess Marie of Anhalt did not attend. The ceremony lasted over an hour and the coffin lay in state under guard before burial in the Frederick the Great mausoleum nearby.

Carl D. Groat Potsdam Germany Joachim von ‘Gmndenburg Ludendorff Mehrtacht Oldenburg Estel Friedrich August Wilhelm Albrecht Reuss Albert Schleswig Marie of Anhalt Frederick the Great

Too Poor to Wed in Milwaukee

Milwaukee records show a surge in breach of promise and alienation of affection suits as the cost of living rises. Since January, 22 breach of promise cases and 16 alienation of affection actions have been filed, outpacing the previous three years.

Milwaukee Wis

Sheriff Reports $20,000 Board Bills Collected

Sheriff Stringer says he has collected $20,000 in board bills from city and county over the last five months. He notes prisoners required feeding and mentions costs for potatoes at $200 a ton and onions at 1 cent each.

Stringer

Girl 19 jailed for forging checks in city case

Elizabeth Johnson, 19, was held on the city jail Wednesday facing petty larceny charges for allegedly forging 13 checks. She was arrested Tuesday afternoon at Second Ave by Detective R. R. Herbert.

Elizabeth Johnson Second Ave R. R. Herbert

Presbyterians in Albany Open Seven Day Youth Conference

About 150 young people from across Oregon attended the opening of a seven day Presbyterian youth conference in Albany. The Rev. William Ralph Hall of Philadelphia will direct the meetings. A proverb on humility closes the report.

Albany Ore Presbyterian Young People's Conference William Ralph Hall Philadelphia

Germans Trying to Grab Russian Trade

Berlin dispatch notes German officials cautious on Russian trade prospects while some foresee a future opportunity for Germany. Ministers and economic authorities debate Russia's delivery capability as others plan for eastward expansion, with Germany aiming to outpace Britain, the U.S., and France in long run trade.

Berlin Russia Schmidt Germany England America France

Plans to Raise Funds for Port Blakeley Church Fire

Plans to raise funds for rebuilding Port Blakeley church after a Saturday fire destroyed the Presbyterian church. The total loss is estimated at $9,000, and organized efforts to secure support have begun.

Port Blakeley

Social workers urged to fund budget by unsolicited gifts

Members of the Seattle Social Welfare League heard Rabbi Stephen S Wise urge social workers to fulfill their trusteeship with proper finances. He spoke at the regular monthly meeting in the Central building, advocating full 60,000 budget for the current year, to be secured by letters and unsolicited contributions without a drive.

Seattle Social Welfare League Stephens. Wise Free Synagogue New York Central Building

Volsted Wins Plum in Election Race

Andrew J. Volsted won the Republican nomination for congressman in Minnesota's Seventh District, awarded by Judge Albert Johnson in Benson. He challenged Rev. A. J. Kvale's nomination, which had been endorsed by the Nonpartisan League.

Volsted Benson, Minn Andrew J. Volsted Minnesota Albert Johnson A. J. Kvale Benson

Downstairs Store offers durable china sets and apparel

Sets of semi porcelain dinnerware listed with six plates of each type plus serving pieces priced around 12 dollars per card. Also rubber shoe styles in sizes 11 to 6 at 2.85 dollars and lace trimmed envelope chemises at 1.25 dollars. Unusually low values noted for both dinnerware and clothing items.

Attractive girls' Oxfords offered in Brown Kidskin and Calfskin

Reduced to 5.45 per pair these Goodyear welt Oxfords feature low heels and web soles in sizes 2 1/4 to 5. A catalog style notice highlights style and value for shoppers seeking sturdy school footwear.

Oxfords

Glove Sale Highlights Lisle Gloves at 50 Cents

A local ad promotes LACK Lisle Gloves in sizes 514 to 714 available Thursday at a price of 50 cents per pair. The brief notice emphasizes a quick sale with limited stock and compact sizing options.

Women's Union Suits Offerings At 85 Cents

Lightweight summer weight ribbed cotton union suits described as bodice style with band finish and ribbon-shoulder straps. Features tight knee fit and appealing value at 85 cents.

UMMER

County to Sell Stockade Property at 85th and 14th

County commissioners seek bids for the old stockade site of 56 acres at 85th Street and 14th Avenue North KB Ferry Leary Land Co offers $1,250 an acre for the property. Bids open August 16 at 2 p m. Yakima William L Stevens, 13, dies from injuries suffered in a volleyball game over a year ago.

14Th Ave Ferry Leary Land Co Yakima

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