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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1922
Page
14
Dont wait for a tooth to ache before treatment. Regular checkups can prevent decay and pain. A 1678 Bunyan Pilgrim's Progress sold for $10,040 at Sotheby's London auction rooms.
An ordinance prohibiting sale or use of fireworks and firecrackers was introduced in Seattle Monday. The measure, brought by Mrs. Henry Landes and Robert B. Hesketh, was referred to the public safety committee and will go before the council for final action next Monday afternoon.
The exposition is divided into two sections with Tacoma exhibits housed in the Glide rink and Seattle factories showing space downtown in the Gullson Kellogg complex.
The Grand Army of the Republic plans its 18th annual reunion and picnic in Woodland Park on Thursday. The association includes local posts and affiliated orders formed in 1904 and invites 6G. A. BR. posts from neighboring counties to attend.
Two hundred more apple men arrived by a special Baston train and will attend the Moore theater gathering beginning Wednesday. Gov Louis Hart, Mayor B Brown and Frank Waterhouse of the Chamber of Commerce will deliver welcome speeches. Edgar J Mearty of Boston will respond. KE Butterworth will appoint committees as the convention opens to discuss railroad strike impacts on apple shipping and related issues.
A proposed 1,090,000 orphan home in Seattle is discussed after A N Parmer from Grand Rapids Michigan visited the area. Parmer is secretary of the Brotherhood of American Year’s children's home building committee on a tour of suitable sites for the project.
President Harding accepted the resignation of Elmer Dover assistant secretary of the treasury. Dover submitted his resignation ten days ago after a dispute with Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair over patronage.
Vice-President Calvin Coolidge may visit Beattie during his western trip this year. He answered a telegram of invitation with appreciation but said no definite arrangements have yet been made.
In Mineola New York on July 25 Lieut Michael Leikart sustained serious injuries when his air plane crashed at Far Rockaway from 200 feet. Lieut Charles D Murray was badly shaken by the fall. Both were reserve officers.
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