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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1919
Page
18
John Spargo argues loyalty to Americanism as the antidote to Bolshevism. He defines democracy by consent of the governed and equal opportunity, warns against violent suppression, and urges calm, candor, and steady pursuit of American ideals to dislodge Bolshevism from minds and hearts.
The article contrasts wealthy use of large fresh eggs with thrifty housewives choosing pallet-size eggs. It notes eggs as a protective vitamin rich food essential for vigor and growth. Government rat studies are cited, showing slowed growth and premature death without vitamins. Signed.
Rome reports civil war and foreign war threats as nationalist faction led by D Annunzio seizes Fiume after peace conference rejection. Italy risks confrontation with Jugoslavia and possible loss of U S backing if it opposes or supports the Dalmatian demands, while awaiting Washington and Admiral Andrews on American naval actions.
At Minneapolis convention the American Legion region drafts most platform planks for the 1920 presidential campaign while pledging non political stance. Delegates expect bonus issues to surface in party platforms and Congress, with emphasis on Americanism and veteran benefits in civil employment insurance training loans and housing.
Filmed footage of Seattle Camp Fire Girls during the war will be shown at the Parola theatre on California ave West Seattle on Wednesday and Thursday. Temikwahtawah Camp Fire Girls led by guardian Mrs C L Kent will perform Camp Fire motion songs. The film is new and all Camp Fire girls are invited. Matinee starts at 4 o clock.
George James a long time Seattle resident and superintendent of the Washington Iron Works foundry died of influenza at his home 3025 First age He was 61 and survived by his widow a daughter Mrs Ray Hattabaugh and two sons George James Jr and Charles A James Funeral services set for 1 o'clock Wednesday at Bonney Watson chapel
Brown Vidi Kid Shoes with cloth tops to match and leather Louis heels offered in sizes 3 to 8 at five dollars eighty five cents per pair.
Wool poplins in several colors 56 inches wide priced at 3.50 a yard. French serge dress weight 36 inches wide 82.00 a yard. Navy suiting serge 56 inches wide 3.00 a yard. Taffeta Petticoats in two tone colors 38 to 40 inches long priced 5.75. Heating pads from 9.00 to 10.00 with names Hotpoint Westinghouse and Universal. The Downstairs Store offers these home comfort goods.
A promotional note extols the Junior Radio sets as a learning toy. Set No 1 includes all parts for a complete receiving station priced at $20.00. Set No 2 offers greater completeness and sensitivity, priced at $35.00.
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