Billingsleys Back in Seattle Faces Jail Time
Loran and Fred Billingsley, once Seattle bootleggers, return to the city with no plans until April 5. They remain free on 7500-dollar bonds as they await a mandate from the circuit court of appeals to start serving sentences for liquor conspiracy. Logan faces 13 months at McNell Island and Fred six months at Whatcom County jail. if no appeals are filed, they begin serving after April 6.
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Mins
Misa
Loran
Fred Pillingsley
Seattle
Neterer
Circuit Court of Appeals
Logan
McNella Island
Fred
Whatcom County
United States Supreme Court
French Asked to Pay Damages for Alien Raid Losses
Paris reports that during a raid on the city enemy planes damaged an embassy building of the central powers. The caretaker, through the neutral legation, presented the French government with a bill for 900 dollars, blaming France for damages caused by an alien.
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Paris
Labor Council Backs Third Liberty Loan
A Central Labor Council delegate refused to endorse the Third Liberty Loan sale. Vice President J. C. Mundy and others were appointed to aid in obtaining subscriptions to the loan.
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Labor Council
Central Labor Council
Banda
J. C. Mundy
Carl Lund
W. E. Zimmer
H. F. Jones
T. W. Geary
Betty Wales Frocks Introduce Spring Selections for Girls
New Misses and Growing Girls line features Bet ty Wales Frocks in Spring styles with mod ish fabrics. Two featured dresses showcase the fresh looks highlighted in this season's display.
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Betty Wales
Spring Attire for Junior Misses On Display
Juniors’ spring outfits take stage in the Girls’ Apparel Section on the Second Floor. The showing features a range of charming styles in voile, lawn and organza with fine laces and touches of color.
New Chambray Frocks For Girls Delight With Color
The article showcases chambray dresses for younger girls 6 years and up in bright rose blue and mauve. Simple lines with hand smocking, pocket and guimpe details are highlighted. Prices range from 4.50 to 5.00, with two silk embroidery frocks at 7.50.
The New Top Coats for Girls Are Decidedly Smart
Fashion notes describe new girls coats as stylish and practical with clean lines and smart tailoring. Designers highlight versatile colors and durable fabrics suitable for school and daily wear.
Vests and Accessories Arrive in New Smart Styles
Several novelties in these smart accessories have just been received. Tailored from pique and gaberdine with peer buttoning and colored-figure effects on white ground, featuring shawl or flat collars. Prices from $1.75 to $3.75. Many vests match with tailored ascot ties priced $1.00 to $2.75. First Floor.
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Fraser-Paterson
Drape Veils Adorn Hats With Chenille Patterns
A fashion note describes drape veils and veiling fabrics priced at $1.00 per yard. Various shapes include circular half circle and straight drape effects for hats in navy brown purple black.
Knitting Yarns and Accessories Available in Store
Knitting yarns in khaki olive drab Oxford gray navy and more are in ample supply. Free daily classes cover Monk helmet spiral sock knitting and two in one sock projects from 10 to 12 and 1 to 4. Embroidery yarns and finished pieces for scarves centers and pillows attract attention on the Second Floor.
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Oxford
Saxony
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aser-Paterson
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Cond Ave
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High Coat of Loving
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London
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College of Forestry
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12Th Ave
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