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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1919
Page
11
Stella faces Monahan Fyfe and past passions as she tours Seattle with Howard and wife. At Wain's she spots Monahan dining with a jewel‑toned companion, stirring guilt and fear of control. A note from Jack Fyfe arrives as the evening closes, hinting at looming consequences.
A short guide explains how children can craft a drinking cup from an eight inch square sheet of paper. By folding along a dotted line and following a simple diagram, youngsters can create a usable cup for picnics and similar gatherings.
Peter the rabbit and Jenny Wren meet Glory the Cardinal in an apple tree. Glory and Mrs. Cardinal charm with song and color while the neighbors note his model partnership and plan to stay if they find a suitable home. Next comes a lighthearted tale of a funny antics fellow.
D A Hall was arrested Tuesday by Detectives William Peterson and M R Hubbard and is held in the city jail on an open charge pending investigation of his movements. He is alleged to be a parole violator from Monroe reformatory and is charged with ransacking the home of Mrs Mary Pfeifer at 524 Prospect St after a fire there on July 8.
Police and relatives search for Mrs. Eunice Lean age 45 of 2621 424 Ave G.W. who left her home Tuesday at 10 am and had not returned by early Wednesday. She warned she would not return for lunch and is reported not to be in good health.
Gov. Louis P. Hart and state board chair TB Skaggs left Seattle for Sedro-Woolley to inspect the Northern state hospital for the insane. They arrived Tuesday, then plan a follow up to Monroe reformatory after the Sedro-Woolley visit.
Col O W B Farr, commander of the Seattle army recruiting district, denied reports that enlisted pay would fall to 15 a month after the peace treaty. He cited the 1920 army appropriation bill preserving the war-time pay and said soldiers will not see less than 30 a month.
Following a recent school election approval, work will begin immediately on new buildings at Ra venna Gatewood McDonald Jefferson and Greenwood. Additions will be added to Loyal Heights Laurelhurst Bryant and Magnolia. The Highland Park district school also starts construction at once.
Arthur T. Marion, chief engineer in the land commissioner's office, is expected to become the state highway commission chief engineer, succeeding George F. Cotterill whose resignation, effective August 1, was accepted. Capt Edward C. Dohm, former land office chief engineer, will return to that post.
Captain Harry T Field will decorate Vincent A Nolan at Bremerton with the Croix de Guerre for his role in the Mont Blanc battle. Nolan, a Seattle pharmacists mate second class, already received the Distinguished Service Cross from General Pershing last May.
The ad promotes mercorized wax as the best skin treatment during hot weather. It claims the wax cleans pores and removes dirt daily without oiliness, brightening the complexion to a youthful look. One ounce bought at a drug store is enough to renovate a worst complexion, applied at night and washed off in the morning.
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