Union carpenters donate labor to Mother Ryther home
Union workers and tradesmen volunteer their labor to build Mother Ryther's Child Home on Stone Way. Plumbers donate piping and the Mutual Building Company states it will work at cost. Over 100 workers expected as brick suppliers and plasterers join the effort.
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Mother Ryther
Mother Rryther
Ryther
Big John" Gilmour
A. M. Kennett
Bellevue Ave
N. J. & van Cise
Sixth Ave
Edward Cusick
John Gilmour
Thackeray
W. Stanley
The
Mutual Building Company
Mother Ruther
Stone Way
District Council of Carpenters
G. W. Stanley
C. KR. Fletcher
A. M. Bennett
Hellevue Ave
N. J
van Cine
Thackeray St
Actors' Ball Draws Theatrical Fraternity To Masonic Temple
The first annual actors' ball occurs Thursday night at the Masonic Temple Har vard avenue and Priest street with a grand march at 9 pm led by Mayor Hanson and his wife. Harold Weeks' jazz orchestra plays. Vaudeville acts from Pantages Wilkes Levy's Orpheum Oak and Palace-Hip theatres start at 11 pm. Over 100 actors expected at intermission wearing theatre badges. Master of ceremonies is Carl Reiter of the Moore theatre. Dancers planned until 2 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Harvard Ave
Hanson
Harold Weeks
Levy
Orpheum
Oak
Carl Reiter
Moore Theatre
Methodist Bishops Attend Exposition in Ohio
All Methodist and Methodist Church South bishops joined the Centenary exposition conservation day. Each bishop delivered a rapid fire one minute address as a chorus of ministers provided musical backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
United Press
Methodist Church
Methodist Church South
Timely Meetups Fail to Answer Friendship Letters
A reflective line notes even the most reliable man can falter in replying to friends, suggesting social duties outpace punctual appointments. The mood hints at caution about neglecting personal correspondence amid busy routines.
Neighbors Endorse Dr Williams Pink Pills for Health
Beattle residents share recent cases praising Dr Williams Pink Pills as a safe tonic to rebuild blood and strengthen nerves. Mrs D F Lindsey describes relief from back pain and improved appetite after a week, while Mr Robert Samuelson notes recovery from influenza and restored circulation. Additional testimony from Karl M Anderson highlights digestive relief and renewed strength. Free booklets on building up the blood offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williama
America
France
Beattle
Lindsey
Wiams
Pink Pilla
Dr. Williams
Robert Samuelson
Corwin Place
Karl M. Anderson
Eighth Ave
Seattle Plans Sane Fourth With Music And Games
Seattle will abandon old style Independence Day celebrations in favor of a citywide program of concerts, singing, and dancing. Subcommittees under Iling L Allen and Charles A. W. Leonard organize park bands, dances, and sports across districts with prizes and open-air events led by named band leaders and song leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Iling L Allen
Alki Beach
Lorbeer
Otto Lorbeer
Jefferson Park
Lombard
Charlies Lombard
Mt. Maker Park
Smelser
Pred Smeleer
Madrona
Seward Parka
Wagner
T. H. Wagner
Volunteer Park
Kirchner
George C. Kirchner
Woodland Park
Hoonevelt Park
Adama
A. P. Adama
Alki
J. V. Kidd
Jefferson
A. Memory Turner
Mount Baker
David Scheetz Craig
T. H. Jay Ryan
Woodland
Francis Russell
Roosevelt
Howell Isaac
Salmon Bay
David Davies
Company Gets All Miner's Coin Back
Protests flare as Koreans and sympathizers accuse a Phengyang area mining firm of exploiting Korean workers. Miners from Seoul are paid daily, but the company seizes the daily earnings from surrounding amusements and services, reclaiming workers' wages each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. BH
Phengyang
Seoul
Flu Epidemic Killed Six Million in India
Special to The Star by N. EB. A. from Calcutta June 26. Maj. Norton White sanitary commissioner reports six million deaths in India last year due to influenza, surpassing global rates and equaling half the plague mortality over 22 years. British troops suffered higher death rates than native troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. EB. A
Calcutam
India
Maj
Norton White
White
Stevenson Tomb Restored by British in Samoa
The house and tomb of Robert Louis Stevenson have been restored in Samoa by the British. Under German rule the home named Vailima and the tomb with his epitaph suffered neglect and near ruin before restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Robert Loula Stevenson
Samoa
Vail Ma
Britain to provide free doctor service to all
The British Medical Association surveyed doctors on a plan to offer free physician services to everyone. The proposal is under review as part of revising the national health insurance act in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. BE
Star
London
British Medical Association
Men who do right out of fear of being caught
A concise reflection suggests some individuals choose to act rightly due to fear of consequences. The statement frames morality as discipline enforced by detection, not intrinsic duty.
Yanks Sweep 100 Meter Dash at Inter Allied Games
At Pershing Stadium Paria June 26 United Press reports Americans took first and second in the 100 meter finals Edward Teschner of Lawrence Massachusetts won with Howard of Canada second and a fellow American third Time 1066 seconds almost a world record mark The American basketball team defeated Italy 65 to 17 Gargano of Italy beat Kryskow of America Egan stopped Negri of Italy in the first round.
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Pershing Stadium
Paria
United Press
Edward Teschner
Lawrence
Mass
Howard
Canada
Lippin‘cott
Stockholm
Italy
Gargano
Kryskow
America
Egan
Negri
Norwegian Soldier Becomes U S Citizen In Seattle Federal Court
Frederick Nelson, 26, a Norwegian with the American Expeditionary Forces in France, was naturalized in Seattle federal court. It is the first case under the May 9 1918 naturalization act allowing soldiers abroad to take the oath. The act also blocks first citizenship papers within one month of a local election. no papers will be issued before the July 22 school bond election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Frederick Nelson
United States
Nelson
France
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Shaner & Wolff
Second Avenue
D. F. Lindsey
Seventh Ave
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
R. L. Stevenson
Britain
Julian
Eltinge
YANKS
Fraser-Paterson Co
Firiday
Auto Flags
England
U. S
Belgium
Puget Sound Savings & Loan Association
Pike Street
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