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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1919

Page

13

Boys to Work on Farms Benefit Showing at Clemmer Theatre

Seattle students will see a free moving picture program on May 31 at the Clemmer theatre. The United States boys' working reserve presents films by Dean Holden of the International Harvester Co. showing modern dairy and farm methods to inspire farming as a vocation. Tickets available through schools or the reserve office at 4154 Arcade building.

Seattle United States Clemmer Theatre Dean Holden Agricultural Ex Department Internaonal Harvester Co Cooper Charles Kirkpatrick Reat Clemmer

Fireman Bound for Floor? Fracas on Schooner Mono

A San Francisco report describes Bernard Axelson, a Mono fireman, fighting with a sailor using a monkey wrench. He was floored by a thrown object before assistants could separate the men and restrain the disturbance.

San Francisco Bernard Axelson

Cheer-up Girls Stay by Yanks Overseas

Paris dispatch notes American women with the M C A are preparing to follow soldiers abroad to work in canteens. About 500 volunteers from every state join the effort for a year or more, aiming to provide cheer and support to U S troops overseas.

Paris M. C

Non Stop Atlantic Flight Prep Race Heats Up

British flyers prepare for a non stop crossing from Newfoundland coast. Handley Page and Vickers Vimy crews are pictured with pilots Maj. H G Brackley and Capt. Alcock among others, as the field races for air honors.

Hawker mid-Atlantic Grieve Raynham Martynside Handley- Page Newfoundland Atlantic Handley-Page Maj T. Gran Mark Kerr H. G. Brackley Lieut. Brown Capt Alcock Vickers Porte

President to Sign Aid Bill for War Risk Insurance

President Wilson will sign the appropriation bill funding war risk insurance. He cabled Secretary Glass that delayed allotment checks may go out immediately. May and June checks totaling about 29 million dollars for roughly 700000 dependents will be released after funds were provided.

Washington United Press Wilson Glass War Risk Insurance Bureau Bureau

Sir Newholme to Teach at Hopkins

Sir Arthur Newholme, noted British leader in public health, accepts the professorship of hygiene at Johns Hopkins University. He is in San Francisco for an international child welfare conference and has long advocated tuberculosis prevention.

San Francisco United Press Arthur Newsholme Great Britain Johns Hopkins University Arthur Congress

Engineers Assigned to Come Home Soon

Washington May 26 United Press The War Department announced today that multiple units are slated for early convoy from France including Veterinary Hospital No 6 582nd Engineers Service Battalion Mobile Hospital 11 7th 8th and 16th Companies Fourth Regiment Air Service Mechanics 642nd Engineers Service Battalion Evacuation Ambulance Co No 1 Detachment Co B 341st Service Battalion Detachment Co A 318th Service Battalion and an unnamed regiment of engineers

Washington United Press France War Department Air Service

War trophies stolen from W. H. Kelly home

Discharge papers and war trophies from Germany were taken from the room of W. H. Kelly at 606 Pike Street Sunday night by an unidentified thief. The burglars also made off with $160 in travelers checks and $24 in cash.

Germany W. H. Kelly Pike

Boy Drowns In Slough Near Astoria

In Astoria Oregon on Sunday seven year old Jesse Vik son of Mr and Mrs John P Vik of Puget Sound fell into a slough and drowned.

Astoria Ore Jesse Vik John P. Vik Puget Sound

When you think of advertising think of The Star

The Star is endorsed as the guiding name in advertising. This brief note places emphasis on The Star as a trusted source for promotional messaging and market reach.

Vivacious Sport Hat Sale With Bright Knit Bands

Advertises sport hats priced at three dollars for bright knit bands and cloth hats in plain colors or stripes priced at one fifty and two dollars. Six to eight lines of text emphasize color options and discounts.

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