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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
10
Washington reports Belgium has received an additional loan of 2,250,000 dollars from the United States government. The accord broadens aid in the postwar financial program and strengthens bilateral economic cooperation between the two nations.
Greeks in Seattle observed the second anniversary of their homeland's entry into World War I. A mass at 10:30 a.m. at the Greek church on John Street and Howard Avenue was followed by English and Greek addresses. Attending were Mayor Hanson, C. Li lopoulos the Greek consul, and allied-country representatives.
In Vienna a dinner quarrel between Dr Stanek, president of the Czech league, and Czech deputies triggered a free for all as Germans attacked the Czech party. The fight erupted during a Czech language discussion at a Prague related gathering in the Austrian capital.
Automobiles carrying food and clothing rolled into Cle Elum by the hundreds from surrounding points, swamping Red Cross workers with gifts of mercy. Officials said no further donations were needed though earlier calls asked for children’s clothing and shoes. About 1205 families are homeless if miners do not return to work, raising expectations government aid will be required. A relief donation station operated in the Cobb building while Red Cross officials reported no appeal was necessary due to existing supplies.
Electrical Workers' Union No. 77 calls for drastic action to free Thomas Mooney and votes to table its resolution for one week. Debate over strike rights continues with Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners Local 1335 backing strike reservations. International Laundry Workers seek July 2 strike. other notices include a proposed Child Maintenance law and limited interest from state defenses officials.
Cle Elum starts rebuilding after Tuesday's blaze. Miners from Independent Coal and Coke Co and Northwest Improvement Co resume work and housing is reestablished in tents. Local relief by the committee and Red Cross helps 206 homeless families with meal tickets, food, and canteen support as recovery begins.
The Housewares Section advertises Hotpoint Electric Irons and Cooking Appliances designed for convenience. A representative line includes Irons Grills Toasters Percolators Immersion Heaters and other items, with demonstrations available in the Basement Salesroom.
The Central Labor Council endorsed Mayor Hanson in the Skagit power development dispute and urged legislation allowing municipalities to sell power outside city boundaries. It asked Secretary James A. Duncan to notify the state convention at Aberdeen so he could present the issue Thursday.
Jim Palmer told Rotary club members that war does not brutalize boys and they never lose sight of humanity during a YMCA entertainment mixer at the front. Former Congressman Humphrey noted Rotarian duty on War Savings Day set for June 28.
Two hundred newsboys and girls attended a Palace Hip variety show hosted by Manager Muller. The standout moment was Daredevil Ward riding a bike up and down a ladder into the audience, thrilling the young guests.
Dr Oliver H. Tichardson, university professor of European history, will speak Thursday at 4 p.m. in Meany Hall under the Faculty Wives club. The lecture titled German Menace and the Spirit of the United States is a Red Cross benefit event.
A wartime slogan promotes thrift stamps as a daily habit to support the war effort. The phrase underscores saving culture intended to fund troops and defense efforts during the conflict.
The Maccabees women’s benefit group hosts a patriotic meeting in Woodmen's hall Thursday evening. The program includes dedication of a 70 star service flag and talks by men from the training camp along with War Savings Stamp addresses.
The text notes purchasers may choose a convenient retail store to buy War Savings and Thrift Stamps to speed distribution and reduce post office and bank congestion. It mentions a store near the Sec ond and Madison entrance that has opened a section dedicated to War Savings and Thrift Stamp sales.
Accumulation of short ends and remnant pieces of white and colored wash fabrics. includes gingham Devonshire cloth Japanese crepe Col ored Volles Poplin Organdie Flaxon Batiste Longcloth Nainsook Gaberdine Pique Surfings and various white cottons. Table Square First Floor.
Disposal of silk and woolen remnant lengths offered for summer use. Plain and fancy silks, serges, poplins, and other woolens are reduced from regular prices. Available on the first floor.
A catalog snippet promotes slip on and coat sweaters for girls in sizes 6 to 14 years. Lightweight and medium heavy wools available in colors such as rose, red, cardinal, green, gray, blue, turquoise and coral. Prices listed at 7.50 10.00 and 12.50 on the second floor.
Fire Chief Stetson secured 600 tickets with 400 more requested as the tobacco fund autos go on sale under D. J. Hamilton. Merchants without tickets urged to visit headquarters Main 574, while July 3 offers a cadet led event at Lepper's hall for fund support.
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