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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
23
Washington May 21 Indications point to a soldier bonus bill fate decided by national conventions as Congress nears adjournment. House expected to pass the measure this weekend while Senate action waits until after the conventions amid administration and Republican opposition and broader support from mayors.
General John J. Pershing arrived in Hoboken New Jersey aboard the Army transport Northern Pacific after inspecting the canal zone. He stated that conditions there were in fine order during the trip.
Washington May 21 shipping board pauses further sale of steel cargo ships while a new sale plan is drafted and finalized by the board.
Washington May 21 The House passed the Sweet Wason bill allowing service men to pay war risk insurance premiums at post offices and establishing 14 branch offices of the War Risk Insurance Bureau.
Washington May 21 President Wilson signed a bill to enlarge the boundaries of the Oregon national forest. The action expands federal forest land and directs management under the forest service.
A Portland man from Northwest Transfer Company reports dramatic health gains after taking Tanlac. He describes improved appetite, digestion, weight gain of fifteen pounds, better sleep, renewed energy, and capability to work without fatigue. The testimonial notes Seattle Bartell Drug Stores as local supplier.
Advertises women's silk jersey step ins in yoke style trimmed with Wallace, sizes 36 to 40, now 7.95. Also jersey silk bloomers in open knee style with Georgette Crepe and Val Lace, sizes 5 to 7, now 5.95. Located at MacDougall Southwick Third Fleer.
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