The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-02
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\ service nag OF 900 stars was
dedicated Sunday morning az the
First Prosby terrain church.
ID. y. IIcalcy. 6lo. Coriis. ave.
sustained fractured skull. and
Frederick Brecsc. OF 621 blanchard
st. IL held in the city Jail. In con
ncction with an auto accident sat
urday
History u Art and Aesthetics"
viii bc the title % series OF lee
lures TO ba delivered by Madame
/ Thcodoacl Durand Of the art depart.
mcnt OF tho University 81 Washing
ton. beginning Tuesday afternoon
from 4 70 8.
Annual meeting Of county game
officials in Seattle December ~ and
li2. win be attended by United
States forestry officials.
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company employees TO the number OF
800 received checks containing 20
per cent increase Monday.
julius G. stcen. superintendent Of
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
company died in Seattle Saturday at
his home at isii 18th ave.
A rummage sale Ia secure funds
for the carrying on OF the charity
work Of the organization. will be
held by the Fruit and Flower mis-.
sion Saturday.
MINNEtPO1IS--Onr man was
burned to death and tho entire plant
OF the Minneapolis steel and Ma
/ chlnery company was destroyed b
fire Sunday. believed To have been
Of lncendlary origin.
The French wood auxiliary schoon.
or Republlque. operated by the
Thorndy ke- Trcnholme company. has
eft Seattle for Nancy. France. with
900 tons OF flour.
James Garland. colorcd. 1876 II.
Holt ave. was shot in a brawi with
another negro at tho Great Northern
dock Sunday. sustaining flesh
wound His asa,ilant Is sought by
/ the police.
Capt. Harry G.. O'Bricn. former
police sergeant. wounded. gnsscd
I and severely burned in action. will
be out OF the hospital In a few
weeks
Lieut.. Henry T.. Turner. jr.. son
/ OF n. H. Turner. Of Turner
Peasc. Inc. IL reported as missing.
lie went down behind the German
| lines oct. rs
The state Bank Of Seattle has in
creased It's capital from 100000 to
5000. 900.
"ChiIdhood'' will be the platform
theme for Monday. the first session
OF the King County Sunday school
convention at the Green Lake Meth.
odist church.
Private Paul T.. Lamb. reported
dead OF wounds in Mondays casual
IS list. Is the son Of Mrs. l.. Gross
man. 42l Queen Anne ave
Prof. Thomas. Of the University
Of Washington. addressed the Won
ems Legislative Federation, OF King
County Monday afternoon. at Fred.
erick & Nelson's auditorium.
W. w. Scruby, for ten years idcn-
titled with the Dexter Horton Ma
| tional bank. has been promoted 10
senior assistant cashier.
SOUTH ORANGE, n. J.-While
! attempting " HhNf ilH ll'Aifi
maid from committing suicide. Cor.
don Seyfried. 12year-old Boy Scout.
was instantly killed. The bullet from
the revolver with which the maid
shot herself passed thru her body
and then struck the boy
To recuperate his strength. after
an attack OF stomach trouble, Fred
lC. Brown. prosecuting attorney.
has entered the Swedish hospital and
will remain there until the end Of
the month
The death Of Corporal Phillip Mar
ston Pond, i444 22nd ave, Seattle,
former Lowman & Ianford employe,
Ia reported from a base hospital In
France. Corporal Pond died OF
wounds.
Responsibilities Of the next two
years will be the true test Of Amcri.
! can citizenship" declared Dr. Henry
Suzzallo, president OF the University
OF Washington. on his return to Sc
attic from the national capital.
where he has served as labor me
diator.