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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
8
A nostalgic scene at the park features many uniforms from Blue Devils to khaki as couples share a tender farewell. A girl and boy clasp hands, kissing later as he promises she must not fear his return while he goes away.
Dr Radmund John Labbe will speak Friday at 815 p m in Portland for the Broadway guild of Children’s Hospital. First Baptist choir with Miss Hilda Deighton performs grand opera. Fairview PTA meets Thursday at 2:30 for annual election. Y M C A mass meeting Wednesday discusses The Moral Aims of the War. Minute Men Precincts 58 133 134 hold meetings this week. Edwin B Stevens named assistant naturalization examiner. Philip Kay Hillstrom to give a Friday recital at Unitarian church. Maj James B Eagleson of base hospital unit 60 visits Municipal League lunch. Paul H Dodge commissioned ensign in navy. Dr Charles Manning Child to speak at Phi Beta Kappa Sigma Xi open meeting at Meany hall Saturday. Herbert E Smith commissioned major in national army. Mrs Mary J Caniel’s piano pupils will recital Friday at Fincher’s hall.
Samuel L Boothroyd of the University of Washington invites readers to view Saturday's solar eclipse using telescopes and smoked glass. Lick Observatory researchers will observe from Goldendale in Klickitat county while Chehalis will experience total darkness from 2 55 to 3 57 p m with darkness starting at 2 37 p m and ending at 6 08 p m.
After three years of seeking separation the court grants Emma Fukuda a divorce. Two children, son Stanley 18 months and daughter Amy 3 months, are divided between mother and father, with Stanley given to the Occidental mother and Amy to the Oriental father.
Thirty three members of the Pioneers association of Washington have died since the meeting a year ago. At the opening session in the Pioneers hall on Lake Washington H C Comegys Snohomish banker was elected president to follow Professor Edmond E Meany of the university Hazard Stevens son of Isaac I Stevens first governor of the territory of Washington was elected vice president William H Calhoun treasurer W V Rinehart secretary
The Seattle School Women's League sent a resolution to the Seattle School board protesting pay discrimination against women high school teachers. The group says the stance represents retrogression from established principles of justice.
A patriotic gathering of Division No. 5, council of patriotic service, will convene at Redding's hall 711 First Ave. W. at 7 p.m. Thursday. John V. Reed is set to deliver the patriotic address.
A basement sale offers LACK and White Stockings boots described as deep fiber silk with heavy soles and wide hemmed tops, noted as slightly imperfect and priced at 35¢ per pair.
Basement Salesroom advertises Gingham Petticoats in blue and white stripes with wide tucked flounce and string top. Lengths 38 39 and 40 priced at 75 cents each.
The Seattle Ad club urges the government to lend the Northwest exhibit of war trophies scenes posters equipment and other military pieces for the Associated Ad Clubs of the World convention in San Francisco July 7 11. The collection cost $50 000 to assemble.
On the Marne front renewed American and French troops steady the German advance toward Paris as combat continues violently between the Oise and the Marne. Haig reports repulse of a German raid near the Somme, with American patrols near Montdidier. British navy confirms a destroyer loss by collision with no casualties. Austrian commander in Udine declares occupation permanent to Italians.
Eighteen women took examinations Tuesday marking the start of departmental exams. The tests covered policewoman positions and promotions from sergeant to lieutenant and lieutenant to captain, conducted under the civil service commission.
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