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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1919

Page

12

Grand Army Convention Opens in Wenatchee

The seventh annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic convened in Wenatchee with townsfolk decorating the city. Memorial exercises and ritual exemplification planned for Monday, as G A R ladies meet at Elks temple led by Mrs Loverna North of Everett. Daughters of the Nile number about 400.

Wenatchee Elka’ Temple Loverna North Everett Odd Fellows’ Temple Nettie Anderson

Seattle Colored Girl Makes Splendid Record as Musician

Lorenza Jordan Cole, 21, a Seattle pianist of African descent, trained by Marie Gashweller, makes her debut June 17 at 8 45 p m with the Seattle Fine Arts Society. Her performance aims to uplift her race and support Booker T. Washington. After Seattle, she tours Oregon and California. admission to the first concert is free.

Seattle Lorenza Jordan Cole Marie Gashweller Beattle Fine Arts Society Fourth Ave Booker T. Washington Mise Gaentweller T& Tour Oregon California Scandinavian American Bank I. M. Howell Olympia Washington Secretary of State

Wilson Plans Homecoming and League Covenant Push

President Wilson maps a nationwide homecoming tour to promote the peace treaty and the league of nations. He plans to address Congress on the treaty before taking his message to the people, with travel from Paris to Brussels and back, aiming to return by July 1 if signing goes smoothly.

Robert J. Render United Press Washington President Wilson League of Nations Paris Paria High Sea Brussels Congress

Treaty Terms Are Changed by Lowell Mellett

Paris reports a revised treaty of Paris to be handed to Germany in Versailles. The 20 000 word document tones down harshness, explains changes, and outlines a path to a League of Nations admission by October. Upper Silesia plebiscite, Saar Valley modification, and Rhine occupation shift to civilian control top the alterations.

Lowell Mellett Prema Paris Versailles Count Brockdorff Rantzau Germany League of Nations Washington Upper Silesia Saar Valley Rhine

Dainty Collars Offered in Tuesday Sale

A large assortment of 200 white organdie and voile collars grouped for Tuesday sale from regular stock. Styles include Venice lace trim and alterations, previously priced at 1.00 1.50 and 1.75 dollars. Now offered at 65 cents.

Axminster Seattle

Girls to lead Woodland park picnic for Camp Fire Girls

A large Saturday event at Woodland Park will be girls only with the Camp Fire Girls and war camp community service organizing a full afternoon of sports booths and entertainment. Miss Eva Jurgensohn will supervise the outing while Miss Marguerite Kruegerhoff and Miss Anna Maria Brueggerhoff run tennis. Life guards will watch swimming at Park station and the Seattle park board will assist.

Woodland Park Fabien Elks Girls War Camp Community Service Camp Fire Girls Seattle Marguerite Kruegrerhoff Anna Maria Brueggerhoff Miss Elgin Stead Seattle Park Board

Freezone Promises Painless Corn Removal

Advert says Freezone relieves corn pain with a drop applied to the effected area. It claims instant relief then allows lifting the corn away with fingers. Sold by druggists in a small bottle for a few cents, touted as painless and suitable for all corn types and calluses.

Cincignati

Youthful Bellboy Missing From Home

Wilford Leonard, 14, employed as a bellboy at Pennington Fourth Ave and Marion Jr, is sought by police. He has been missing since noon. His father, an engineer from Paso, says the boy has been living with guardian Jam T. Ellis of 4723 Ninth Ave N, NB.

Wilford Leonard Pennington Fourth Ave Marion Jr Paso Jam T. Ellis Ninth Ave N. B

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