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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1915

Page

8

Seattle Women Eye National Office in WCTU Meeting

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union planned its key Wednesday session around electing national officers. Margaret C. Munno, Western Washington corresponding secretary, was a leading candidate for national treasurer to fill the post left vacant by Elizabeth Hutchinson. The group also reserved time for a diamond medal oratory contest and a discussion on running a campaign. The Chicago mayor’s reception boosted North Side support for prohibition efforts and Washington, D. C. was tipped as the 1916 convention city pending congressional action. Adjourning Thursday night, members anticipated further talks on the national push for prohibition.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union Margaret C. Munno Western Washington Union Elizabeth P. Hutchinson Evanston William H. Thompson Chicago Illnois Thompson Washington, D. C Congress Oratory

Downtown Commercial Law Class Taught by University of Washington

Professor Orville P. Cockerill of the University law school will conduct a downtown evening class in commercial law for the extension division. The course starts Thursday at 7 30 in the Henry building and will meet weekly for six months using the case method.

Orville P. Cockerill University Law School University of Washington University Henry Building Cockerill American Institute of Banking

Broadway High P T A to Host Evening Program

The Broadway High School Parent-Teacher Association will hold its first program of the year in the school auditorium Friday evening October 22 at 7 oclock. The first 40 minutes feature music by Broadway students with short talks by T R Cole Elizabeth Rowell and W E K Hendrickson.

Broadway High School

Big business talks San Francisco dinner for railroad chiefs

Oct. 13. In San Francisco men representing the biggest corporations in the United States attended a dinner for delegates to the National Association of Railway Commissioners.

San Francisco United States National Association of Railway Commissioners

Government Opens 110000 Acres at Ft Berthold Reservation

The government opened for settlement 110000 acres in the former Ft Berthold Indian reservation North Dakota. Applicants must register in person at Minot Bismarck or Plaza North Dakota.

Washington Ft. Berthold Indian Reservation North Dakota Minot Bismarck Plaza N. Dakota

Submarine Not Perfect In War Says Roosevelt

Franklin D Roosevelt argues submarines are not a perfect war tool. He notes 76 built or authorized subs exist, with 160 coast defense boats desired but only 73 in hand, and warns replacing seagoing fleets with submarines would be a serious mistake.

90 Year Old Squaw Takes A Husband In Seattle

F L Edgbert 55 white applied for a marriage license to wed Mrs George, an Indian squaw and widow with rights on the Suquamish reservation. Officials guessed her age at 90 before issuing the license.

F. L. Edgbert Cupid” Gage George Indiana Squaw Suquamish Edgbert

Seattle keeps third among U.S. importing ports

Seattle remains the third busiest importing port in the nation for the week ending October 9, with imports totaling 2,216,422 dollars. New York led, Boston second, while Seattle rose from twelfth to sixth in exports.

Washington Seattle New York Boston

High School Dress Rule For Girls Enforced

Watertown officials announce a board of education rule requiring high school girls to wear sailor suits or middies in solid color made of wool or cotton. Necklines must be high and sleeves extend below the elbows, effective immediately.

Watertown 8. D Board of Education

Aprons Featured in Basement Salesroom Display

Pink or delft blue slip over apron shown with black and white stripe piping. Special Thursday at 45 cents. Also available in delft light blue and pink at left with back fastening and white piping. Kasement Sat areom.

Delft Kasement

Fancy Ribbons on Special at Basement Balesroom

Fancy ribbons in checks, stripes and plaids offered in specially priced taffeta choices. Ribbons range in width from 4 to 5 inches and include satin stripe patterns. Ideal for gift novelties, hair bows and hat trimming. Special Thursday, 1e yard at Basement Balesroom.

Thurssday Ile Yard Pottery Jardinieres

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