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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1920
Page
14
M Saunders, Rhodes scholar from the University of Washington, is named to represent Oxford at the Olympic games. Reported Monday, Saunders belongs to the English university's Graeming team as part of Oxford's athletic plans.
At a Saturday night session the Washington Society of Certified Public Accountants approved a Blue Sky Law to ensure investors have full stock information. Members also voiced support for a state income tax law akin to the federal system.
New York farmers lead the country in ownership of motor trucks. A pound of diamonds represents 2 270 carats.
A dramatized exchange unfolds between Mary Gage and a medical visitor about restoring sight. He argues sight would reveal truth and ruin their future, while she confronts love, loss, and a vow to remain blinded. The scene ends with his departure and her quiet resistance to treatment.
Gov Louis M Hart accepted an invitation to the fifth annual Rainier Valley fiesta opening July 25 for a three day program. He will review the industrial parade as part of the events.
ANY men would be glad to count among their summer comforts a good supply of these Sox. They are of finely woven cotton yarns with double heel and toe. Special 25¢ pair. Devonshire Suiting Galate a Gingham Poplin White and Colored Voile Lawn Long Cloth Bleached and Unbleached Muslin Percale Crepe Charlies Outing Filannels Linings and other Cottons at interesting reductions.
Odd lot disposal offers savings on balbriggan garments. Men’s shirts with long sleeves size 32 to 48 and drawers ankle length size 30 to 34 now reduced to 45 cents each. Deal presented as a clearance from The Downstairs Store.
Seattle's Near East relief committee asks for financial aid for about 700 starving Armenian children as the city’s remaining quota. Earlier 1,600 were assigned at five dollars per month. 900 have been funded, leaving 700 in need. Subscriptions are taken at Red Cross headquarters on University Street near Third Ave.
Members of Seattle Lode No 10 K of P and local Dramatic Order Knights of Khorasan dedicate the new Pythian Castle hall at Third Ave and Virginia St Thursday night in a ceremonial event with public attendance expected.
Port Warden Fred M. Lathe announced Monday the opening of the new naval shore station at the foot of Washington street will be held in July. The wharf provides convenient facilities for small naval vessels.
The notice advertises materials suitable for sash curtains over drapes cushions and other uses including cretonnes scrims marquisettes Swiss and silkeline offered in useful lengths for purchase.
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