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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
11
An advertisement describes a cheap method to remove hair using a thick paste of delatone and water. After 2 to 3 minutes the paste is rubbed off and the skin washed to remove all traces of hair, claiming no harm and urging use of genuine delatone.
Major General W H Johnston urged universal military service for one year for every American at age 19. Speaking at a Loyal Legion banquet, he argued the plan would unite social classes, educate youths in Americanism, and improve army navy relations, noting the division's storied deeds and praising naval strength.
Washington May 22 United Press Women voters will be welcomed into the Republican Party as individuals with full equality to men not as a separate group. Will Hayes chairman of the national Republican committee spoke at a conference of leaders from all states after suffrage passage. He said the party must treat members as individuals with equal rights to participate in party affairs.
Mary A. Brockett mother of two sons in the present war was buried Wednesday afternoon as the bugle sounded taps at Lake View Cemetery.
George Wilcox and W. B. Mayfield will leave Seattle soon to attend the annual Shriners convention in Indianapolis.
Chicago May 22 United Press reports Democratic leaders plan a Midwest "invasion" next week to push the party's faith and erase anti administration sentiment. Speakers include Homer Cummings new DNC chair A Mitchell Palmer attorney general and Carter Glass treasury secretary.
After a three month search Tacoma police have arrested Mrs. I. J. Todd of Port Townsend on a complaint charging her with passing worthless checks. The complaint was issued by the prosecuting attorney at the request of the Seattle merchants' protective bureau.
In Stockholm on May 22 a wall inscription lauds the czar and streaky bacon amid protests against Bolshevik rule. Despite theater of satire, bread promises prompt strikers to return to work and avoid arrest.
About 20 000 Finnish troops are ready to advance against the Bolsheviks. They will cooperate with French and British forces in relief operations for the North Russia expedition, moving into Karelia and along the Murman coast from Helsingfors on May 22.
Charles Anderson found a new house valued at $4,000 on a lot he had previously purchased. He told reporters the discovery was a surprise and now seeks to keep the house. The item ends with a street address reference to Boldt's.
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