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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1919
Page
10
A Miss Grey advice column fragment discusses mate selection in nature and humans, urging acceptance of a favored partner. It also includes letters about veteran service stripes, birth control laws, civic praise for William S, and a boa constrictor length query with a zoological reply.
Jeanne warns Tony Certeis of danger as masked assailants threaten him in a tense room. A sudden gunfire shatters the scene, a thief’s shot hits, and Jeanne collapses, leaving fate to decide their fates in a noir tableau of romance and risk.
Seattle violinist Josef Waldman presents a farewell recital at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday evening March 11 before leaving for New York for concert work. He is joined by child pianist Carmen Frye and one of his pupils Johanna Sultan. Tickets available at 316 24 James St or by telephone Main 2715.
R N Wright, 11 year Lewiston Idaho schools superintendent, named future state leader of Washington Boys and Girls Clubs, succeeding T J Newbill, announced by president EB Holland of the State College of Washington at Pullman.
Prowlers broke into Seattle Pharmacy on Firetape and Harrison streets Monday night. They obtained $10 in cash and $25 worth of merchandise from the store.
State police records indicate a watch and jewelry were stolen from W. J. Gage at 214 Edgar Street along with $8 in cash on Monday night.
The Yo Shida No. 1, a Japanese steel freighter, reaches Seattle on its maiden voyage from Yokohama via Vancouver. It will load a general cargo for the Orient.
Silverware and a gold watch formed the stolen items from the residence of Mrs. A. F. Richards at 2032 West 59th Avenue. Police report no arrests yet as they investigate the burglary.
Funeral services for Paul Land president and general manager of the Vashon Sand and Gravel company will be held Tuesday at 1 36 p m under Seattle Lodge No 92 BPO Elks.
Funeral services for John Mitchell Keener a Bothell Civil War veteran and pioneer will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the Bothell hotel He died at his home in Bothell on his 72nd birthday Sunday
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Sixteen shades of Georgette Crepe offered at 1.95 a yard. Sixty five shades priced at 2.25 and 2.50. Fine quality Georgette Crepe available at 3.00 and 3.50 a yard. First Floor.
A Children's clothing item description notes peg-topped rompers in pink or blue gingham with corded striped patterns. Square neck, plain collar, tassel trim, and pearl buttons described. Sizes 2 to 5 years, price two dollars. Second Floom.
New assortment of framed mottoes offers daily inspiration in gold frames. At 50¢ small items include Folks Like You A Friend Funny Just Like You Those We Love That One Thought I Have a Friend Sometimes Once in a While In Life's Garden. At $1.00 larger mottoes include Our Guest There Is No Death The Gifts Someone Who Cares You A Friend of Mine From a Friend of Thine Give Me One Friend Look to This Day Prayer for Your House.
Dr Christian Reisner closed the world program conference urging a modern church approach as Methodism seeks to raise 100 million dollars for the centenary. Northwest states are asked to provide 2.6 million with Washington members contributing 1.25 million. Final session begins tonight at First M E church as 15 national leaders depart Seattle.
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