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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1921
Page
5
Woodland park lovers will find secluded nooks cleared this summer as park authorities under the park board remove dense underbrush and shrubbery. Foresters promise safer, more scenic spaces but restricts private moments among trees and thickets.
Don McDonald the gate director ruled that Mitch Palmer's opinion on producing beer wine and gold for non beverage or medicinal use does not apply in this state. He said mild intoxicants are banned here despite the new interpretation of Mr Volstead act.
Admiral Benson, chairman of the Shipping Board, denounced rumors that American agents of foreign shipping companies aim to scrap the merchant marine act of 1920. He said opposing the law would aid foes masking as Americans tied to foreign steamship interests.
Washington March 14 American naval experts discuss transferring the main fleet to the Pacific leaving a few ships in the Atlantic Comet. President Harding and Secretary Denby to be briefed as plans consider bases on the West Coast Hawaii and the Philippines under Admiral Henry B Wilson. Admiral Rodman may be reassigned as changes reshuffle Pacific command.
A memorial meeting was held at Meves cafeteria by the King County Democratic club to honor the late Champ Clark former speaker of the U S House. Attendees included Sprakers Jodee L F Chertar Méward T Kean and Charles D Pullen. An electric fan for heating rooms was announced as newly invented.
The article warns that rheumatic pain rebounds with damp, cold weather and that liniments cannot cure the disease. It explains rheumatism often stems from a tiny germ in the blood and will not be rubbed away.
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