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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1919

Page

5

Mother Ryther Breaks Ground for New Home

Ground breaking parade honors Mother Ryther who for 37 years has provided shelter and care to waifs and mothers in need. City officials trustees and labor unions join the effort to build a dedicated home where children can be cared for and educated.

Mother Ryther Sosties Warren Ham C. J. Pogardusa FW. Keen Mra Katherine Dowling J. Ll. Hall Mra W Matheson M. Dodds H. H A. Hastings WW. Ladd Whitney Boys Brother Elks Mother Ruther Seattle Pope

The Gilad Hand and vaudeville acts at Palace Hip

Marietta Craig and company present The Gilad Hand a comedy at the Palace Hip in the new vaudeville program opening Thursday. The lineup includes Tracy Palmer Tracy trio in song dance and piano stunts, Sebastian Merrill Company cycling act Tictacs, Estelle Ramay pianist singer, the Zola Duo acrobatic pantomime Louise and Butler, and Bud McIntyre in song and character impersonations.

Gilad Hand Marietta Craig & Company Vaude Craig & Company Palace Hip Aketoh Tracy, Palmer Sebastian Merrill & Company America Cyclista Estelle Ramaey Zola Louise and Butler Bud McIntyre

Lindsey Talks on Industrial Unrest

Dr. E. H. Lindsey president of the University of Idaho says industrial unrest stems from limited advancement opportunities and prejudices. He spoke at a luncheon hosted by the labor relations committee of the industrial board and Chamber of Commerce in the Army and Navy club on Tuesday.

E. H. Lindsey University of Idaho Lindsey Labor Relations Committee Industrial Board of the Chamber of Commerce Army and Navy Club

A Wise Man Imagines Flirtation Before Marriage

A man self reflects that he treated love as a game of flirtation until waking to discover he is married. The quote suggests a shift from playful romance to committed partnership and the unexpected outcome of life’s decisions.

Corn Relief Tip Says Lift Corn With Fingers

Short guidance notes how to remove a sore corn by carefully lifting with fingers. Caution urged to avoid skin damage and to seek medical advice for persistent pain or infection risks.

Stockton Telephone Workers on Strike

Stockton Cal June 18 All male employees of the telephone company and many girls went on strike this morning. Union officials report the number of girl strikers is growing. A sufficient number of operators remain to maintain toll and local service.

Stockton Cal Telephone Company

Rotary Club Dines Chehalis Visitors

A delegation of 50 Chehalis businessmen were guests at a Rotary luncheon at the Masonic club. Dr. BE Holland, president of Washington State College at Pullman, was the principal speaker.

Chehalia Rotary Club Masonic Club BE. O. Holland State Agricultural College Pullman

Three Churches Plan Historic United Denomination Merge

Pittsburg date unspecified reports three congregations Christian Baptist and Presbyterian agree to merge into a single interdenominational church. Baptism method remains undecided with options for sprinkling or immersion chosen by the individual or sponsor.

Pittsburg United States

Flemish Tapestry Sells for 3100 in Tolentino Sale

The Tolentino collection of Italian Renaissance items sold by the American Art Association included bronzes reliefs and hangings. A Flemish verdure tapestry of the 16th century fetched 2100 dollars for F. L. Engel, while H. Conner bought a Flemish heraldic tapestry at 1475 and another Flemish verdure at 1250 dollars.

New York Tolentino American Art Association F. L. Engel H. Conner

Seattle Man Arrested in Utah for Car Theft

Joyce Davey traveled from Seattle to Ogden Utah and was detained by police there. Officers seized his automobile claimed to belong to F. H. Parks of the White Building. Parks reported the car stolen from Fifth Avenue and Union Street. Davey is held for Seattle authorities.

Joyce Davey Seattle Ogden Utah F. H. Parks White Building Park Fifth Ave Davey

Chasing Ball, Tot Struck by Auto in Street Accident

Rose Dickers a 10 year old boy was badly bruised when struck by an automobile owned and driven by Patrolman F S Little. The incident occurred at Second Ave N BE and BB 65th St at 10 15 Wednesday morning.

Rose Dickers

Man Held On Seditious Literature Charge In City Jail

Albert Dinkfalt, 25, is in federal custody at the city jail after police found a quantity of alleged seditious literature in his possession. He was arrested by Patrolman R. C. Watson on Washington Street Tuesday night.

Albert Dinkfalt Dinkfalt R. C. Watson Washington St

Worker suffers leg fracture in street collision

Y. Hayani, 25, a loader for the Schwager Nettleton villa, was struck by a swinging carriage Tuesday afternoon, breaking his right leg. He was taken to Seattle General Hospital.

Y. Hayani Alkiave Schwager Nettleton Villa Seattle General Hospital

Seattle Man Promoted at Ellington Field Houston Texas

W B Shattuck of 1125 25th Ave Seattle has been promoted to sergeant first class in the air service while stationed at Ellington Field Houston Texas. A strange line about girls who eat onions during courtship suggests desperate chances.

Seattle W. B. Shattuck 25Th Ave Ellington Field Houston Texas Air Service

Harvard Crimson Critiques Education Quality and Board Composition

The Harvard Crimson argues Harvard lags behind English universities in education and is steered by bankers and officials rather than scholars. It contends faculty and overseers constrain progress and that money underpins Harvard’s prestige, which would not endure without funds.

Boston Mase Harvard Harvard Crimson Crimson

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