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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
No Ran on DANCE.
SAYS SUPERINTENDENT COOK

Some excited klur got the impress.
sion" he said tina, dancing was 10
b. tahoocd. They were mistaken.
"Ali did was to cancel the opcr-
eta. which win not be given. and
demand that the six students resign
their offices in the students orEani.
nation. About half Of the strikers
came back today"
The school board held stormy
meeting last night, which lasted well
Into che early hours OF the morning
II was finally decided. after much de-
bate. that " the six student officsH
would disnvow their stand and
promise To conduct themselves
properly" their resignations would
be torn up.
The board was presented with a
long list OF "dsmands'' made by the
strikers. This was Indefinitely
shelved as unworthy OF considera.
ton. inaHrnuch as Il had come from
strikers
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Captain of Wreck
Ordered Suspended

SAN FftANciSCO. March IL
Captain A. A. Sawyer. commander
OF the Inflated Associated oii steamer
chsnaior. has been suspended for n
period 81 two years for failing 10
use proper caution In navigating his
vessel. az the result Of hearing
here by y. y steamship inspectors.
Thirty csxht lives were lost when
tho Chanslor went aground at Cape
Bianco and broke In two. the stern
portion sinking December Is. Cap
tain Sawyer is ono OF the three sur
vivo<r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
To Call Special
Council Session

A special session OF the city eoun-
ell In expected Thursday 10 consider
Introduction Of the new administer.
tive measure to put the municipal
railway under separate and dis.
tlnct bead. Resolutions for the
grading andspavfrg OF Elliott ave.
IVES; spokane st and Tenth ave. y.
z. arc expected TO be considered at
the same time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

ms. ties. fhs csc. stalls 2o-ei. as
paragu 2oc M. home grown rhubarb
ms. 2sc; sweet Telephone peas, : ms
sbc stalls 5f-3s, Bordcn's milk. lie
can. t52S case. . 20c cans corn. ESQ:
i0-ib. pail karo syrup. sbc. stalls i-s-3
boiling beef. 1aisc 10; hamburger ssu-
sage. &c ~, veal steak. s0c N. Stall
%. fresh haibut, 2ec ~: King salmon
asc 10 black cod. ms, abc stan 90
,sc coffee. . his. $50; Ice soda. foI
i5c. pure ground chocolate or cocoa. 90,
NJ. stall 50, veal pot roast. i7tac N.
short ribs, i2Mc m boiling meat. Use 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
He Wants $1,000
for Injured Thumb

A straight right thumb Ii valued
a, 5000 By Stephen Lyons. suing Pa.
cific. American Fisheries Co. for that
amour, In superior court wcdncs-
day. His thumb was permanently
eentsby a fall on the steamer Red.
wood. owned by the company. while
u was dockcd at ikatan. Alaska.
July Z. 1919. says Lyons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
HAY. GRAIN AND fEED
Wholesale Price Per Ton. City Price
Public Markets


stan i0e ms pure cane sugar. sse:
fancy Iera.y butter, zoe 10. strictly
| fresh ranch eggs. isc doz st-9s Pike
st., shoulder OF mutton, ieiho 10; com
pound. 2sc NJ lard ibs bsc. Stall
~. ling cod. lbs. gso: black cod. lsc
| ". sand dahs, isc NJ, lbs. ace. Stall
2. lamb chops. g5c n. round steak. csc
| n smoked shoulders. eic n stall ~
sauerkraut. : dts. csc. fdbhy's mince-
mcnt. s5c N. stan lie little. pig sau-
| sage. s5c H.. mutton stew, ibc 10
| shoulder mutton fbc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures


Arrivals
March i--siF ArEyil from oisuu At :
M ctr CansumHst from london ana
iAssrpooi. vie Balboa. Honolulu and san
ffancisro. a. M. str saginaw from
san Ffanciec9 AZ $40 a.
March "a str Western Glen from Nor.
folk. via nsihna and Puget Bound navy
Yard. q; ., IN. str piiwefth from San
Pedro AZ ats .. m sir Msyidsn from
Honolulu. Via San Francisco. hsiiinrhAui
and Tacoma. a. 1ts .. m. ntr Alameda
from Tacoma at istae .. m
Departures
March i7--sr Spokane for Southeast
ern Alaska
March ts-Etr Governor for vancou-
yer. B. @. az .. M Hir Admiral Evans
FOR Tacoma at $40 . m. str Delight for
Shanghai. via Yokohama. at 10 .. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

More than ls railway men have
been dropped from tho payroll Ia the
last two days The Municipal Hail.
way News. official organ of the com
pany, has stopped publication.
jobs which have been wiped out
In the new Administrations economy
drive are utility Investigator. $3.50
general electric foreman. s2i5. as.
sistant superintendent OF equipment,
$3.50 supervisor of sanitation, tiG5.
supervisor OF publicity. $3.50. junior
accountant. sis5: head storckceper.
$3.50. two instructors power saving.
$40 each; transportation inspector,
sisS. Municipal Railway News. $3.50,
and clerks and typists ts5e,
Among those who handed In their
designations" were Glenn &. Hoover,
who held the position OF director OF
publicity OF the municipal railway
l.. H. Notbohn. a special inspector
under Murphine. H. y. Nusum. ser
vice and equipment Inspector. r. r
Rennett. supervisor OF sanitation,
and George Walsh. who had com
pleted three months work as expert
real estate appraiser.
The changes In personnel are un
derstcod at the city hail TO fore
shadow a general shake-up In the
public utilities department. prelim
mary to reorganization OF the
street railway system.
With r. u, o'Brien as acting
superintendent OF public utilities and
u. W. Henderson as chief Of opera
tons of the street railway. seattie's
municipal car lines are In process Of
being made separate department
only nominaily under the jurisdiction
OF tn. utilities branch Of the city
government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Is
Accident Verdict

An unavoidable accident" was
the verdict returned Wednesday by
a coroner's jury. which probcd the
death of fnex Ostrom. i7-ycar-old
stcnozrapher killed at Western ave.
and Madison ri. Saturday night.
when struck by an auto driven by l..
J. Schaeffer. 27i0n Fourth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March i7.--Nominsi auo-
tstion for demand sterling was f77zL
and cables s1.7t, up &c. franc checks at
i1.sec. cables at Ia zoe. up eentimes
marks. demand. i.stc. cables at I.ste. off
OF crntirnes
Demand sterling opened AZ s773s. up
ic. franc checks nj i1..2c. off : eentimes
nre checks At i6.i7c. Off centlmen
Canadian dollars At 81 &c. and marks
demand at Lace. unchanged. and cables
i.sTe.
The market WAS steady ana active at
morning Sterling declined io from tho
opening.
Demand sterling closed at is7s. off
&c. francs. 10 zoe. off 10 contimes; lire
checks. 1880. off - confines. marks.
demand. i-soc. cables. Isle. Canada n
dollars. ks.k0c. Argentine pesos. i.oisee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Loses 5000 Daily
Wages, He Saws

Fred T. Cheney's truck coilided with
Pacific Ice Machine a supply Co.
truck at Rainier ave. and Plum St.
Mach .. 1920. Cheney asks si.i242O
damages. including wages for six
days at 5000 day In damage suit
filed today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Judge Knocks Out
Suit for S5O.75O

W. II Austin was suing Columbus
sanltarium for $780, $50 Wednesday
Austin alleged he was allowed TO
jump out Of a four-story window
while deiirious during an attack Of
influenza No one saw the jump.
Austtu's attorneys asked for non.
suit and judge French granted H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
17-Year-Old Girl
Reported Missing

Lemmraiy P0rmlla. iTysaroid
Georgetown telephone operator. was
reported missing Wednesday morn
Ing by her father. aOoi corson ave
lie fears she has ieft for san Fran
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Send Auto Thief
to Reformatory

John Russell was sentenced %
serve one to ten years in Monroe re
formatory by Judge a. w Frater
Tuesday. when he pleaded guilty "a
stealing the car Of r. y. Holm. s0ts
Occidental ave. from Second ave and
Virginia 81. February IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
THREE HUSKY THIEVES wer

implicated in the theft OF a tar ket.
tie Tuesday night from the alley in
the rear OF Foster 4 Kleiser's paint
shop at 72s Virginia ST.. according to
Supt. w. X. Golden.
.>~s~->-~.~~~>~~|N~~-S~~~ -~~~-s~.~~~~~~~
asc N; herring ! ma csc; skinned soles.
ibc 10. stall Is, asc olympic pancake
flour, 2sc; 2 ~ NJ can Hills coffee, ti.ss.
stalls 34-ss, Crisco. sic. SIC. si.oo. st.ss.
se.ss. ms Golden West coffee. ti.ts.
stalls R-la-i5, Hanson head lettuce. Zoe.
csuiifloWer, eoc up: Telephone peas. :
fbs 5bc. stall III, home made beef
icaf. soc M. home made veal and pork
loaf. sec stan II. big bananas. sec
doE, asparagus CSC 10 -epies. Toe doz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Hit by Auto; She
Demands S1.65O

Accusing Charles n, Hufrcorn OF
running her down with his auto.
while she was boarding. a street car
at Scrthlak. ave. and Tenth ave. y.
December ~ 1919. Minnie Paulson
sued him fof $3.50 alleged damages
in superior court "wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

stall LOG, sweet potatoes. ioc 10
green peas. ibc 10; asparagus zoe 10.
stan i3o, pkgs. macnroni. 2bc; cans
tomatoes. s5c; can sunbrite cleaner.
&c. Stall 1905. I can Borden's milk. lie.
pkgS. SearchIight matches. 2sc. tshars
sunny Monday soap. ese, stalls is-i7. l
can chicken haddies. sso: I N. bulk
cleanser. &c. I pkg. Snow Flake sodak.
1sc; bars Naptha soap. csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

stall II. pure graduated sugar lbs
sic ms sec, rbs tiss stall 70.
pure fresh milk. lie at. stall &C. Car
nation milk large can Ice stalls sT-2s
potato sausage. Ice m, hamburger and
sausage. iEc ~; picnics 2tc m stain
&c. fresh smells. &c III. fresh soies
? tbs s5c; salt salmon bellies. 2oc 10.
stall 81. fresh dairy ladle buttor, sac 70. :
best fresh churned butter. CSC N. stall
30 small No, Yakima Gem potatoes
sato per sack; seed potatoes, 1913 and
$500 per sack. stair 81. selecto coffee
fSc 10. can honey. 7sc at jar. isos-i50s
Pike pi. Lima beans. ms. ePc, fancy
white beans. los. 2bc. Stall 60. mems
soics and heels. is.sS; ladies soles and
heels. ti.so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. March i7.--Hogs-E~ceipfs
1900 head. mnrke; is1 2ss higher.
Bulk % sales. fitsjd 1880: butchers.
fiteis. packing. ti27Eai2ss Hight.
iitseais. pigs. sliditTs: roashs. iis
Vice.
Receipts. 1900 head: market IL
steady 10 strons. Beef. $3.50 II. 90
butcher steers. SO i7.sS. Gamers and
cutters. tsa7bo stockers aud feeders,
SO ii.7s. eo-s. t79Is2s: calves. sls.7s
afT.t0
Hheep--Rsceipts. 800 head; market 10
steady. Lambs. siteis.ss. ewes. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. March 1.-THE sam. bull
imh factors governing Tuesdays trading
were IN evidence ON the Chicago Board
Of Trade today. Prospects Of had
weather. shortage Of offerings and a more
settled state OF affairs In Germany led
70 frssr buying. Oats and provisions
followed corn.
March corn opened late at ,i.s7. down
sc. but later made up that fraction.
May corn after opening \ C up al si.s6.
advanced NC. July oats opened =. up at
30. and gained &c thereafter. sep
TENDER corn. Up &C at the opening.
ii.tSs. gained another = c before noon.
May oats was &c up at the opening.
ssac. and advanced lie subsequently :
July oats vas &C up at the opening.
7ssc. and thereafter gained lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

OLYMPIA. March iT.--Lcsislaturc
which meets Monday. viii ratify ma
tional women's suffrage amendment
frs; thing on the program. organized
majority leaders said today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
BANK CLEARI>GS

J. r. WORDEN. public utilities
empioye charged with checking up
violations Of the traffic ordinances.
has been reaEsigned 10 the depart
ment Of weights and measures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. March i5.--Butter--City
creamery. s6a SIC per III.
EggH--Seiectcd local extras. IS n zoe per
doz.
Hcns--ssc per IN: broiierr. 40c per ID.
GecHe--sOc per ID.
Cheese .-rrlpiets. $50 s7c per III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
LEGAL NOTICES

To WHOM 1T MAY co>CEKN:
This Is 70 certify that A. W, Miller
Wood CO has made an application
10 establish and maintain q public
wood yard at ASA California ave.
lets IS and IL. block l. Hoibroek
q Clark Addition. Anyone dssir-
Ing to protest such occupancy
must file such protect at the Of
flee Of the Building Department.
Room SOS County building,
prior 20 March -. 1880. section
ses. building Code.
To WHOM 1T NAY CO>cEis>;
This Is 10 certify that &. A. Ewaid
has made application 90 establish
and maintain q single mill at isi
River st, lot 30. block 80. J, II.
McI.aughiin'r Water Front Addi-
ton anyone desiring To protest
such occupancy must file such pro-
test at the office OF the building
/. Department. Room SOS County-city
7 Building. prior 60 March 81, 1890.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This " 70 certify that Nicholas John
has made an application to main
tain and construct a public garage
al sesf Ftrth ave-. north half lot
:. block 10. Heirs = A. Bells Nd
diticn. Anyone desiring to pro-
test such occupancy must file such
protest at the office OF the Build
Ing Department. SOS County city
Building. prior 60 March -. 1890,
section sos Ordinance 5iS7S
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
/. the undersigned. this day, March
IL. 1870. am not responsible for
any debts my wife, Eva NJ, makes
cHAS. HALL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
PLEADING GUILTY 10 stea

T<SsADtNo otDsIt 70 Etealffg n
SIS watch and s. In cash from Har.
~ Weaver in a downtown cafe.
March 8. George Baxendale was sen.
fenced To serve one TO Is years in
walla Walla penltentiary by Judge
A. w. Frater Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
KID STRIKERS
HOLD MEETING
Invite Chehalis School Board
TO Talk II Over"

CHEutIis. March ii.--tspe.
cial "a The Stnr.b--liaIf the stu.
dent body OF Cb-haiis high
school. on dance strike" here to-
day. held an opeu-air meeting
downtown this morning and In.
vited the school board 10 come
and talk II over"
The board declined superlntrnd
ent Il T. Cook announced that the
board would not enter into amy dis
cuHaion with strikers The announce
ment was greeted by ieers
The strike broke yesterday morn
ms. after CooR had issued an uiti
matum demanding the resignation OF
six officers of the associated stu
dents only handful 81 students
w6s In classes yesterday.
Cook said today he was prompted
to demand the resiEnntiona becnus,
- young men and women students
after AN operctta rehearsal Monda,
night. entered the high school build
ing thru a window and held n dance
az late hour without permission
after the building had been locked
up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
TtiIRTNt1itST

TuIRrN.t1lisT annual meeting 81
Seattle Presbyterian Society con
vcncd AZ 10 a m. "Wednesday at
Woodland Park Presbyterian church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. March iT.--coffe.--No. :
Rio. Sc per Ii: No. 4 Santos. st13.ho
per N.
suEar-RAw. iisii.s.e per III: gran
uiAted. II y isc per 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
THEATRES


Charles Althoff. famous turnout
vaudeville for his inimitablc charac.
terixations OF rural character types.
~ tho headline feature OF the new
bill at the Pautascs this week HIS
offering Ia sheriff OF ilicksville. %
one NJ the funniest pcrsonagcs Of his
gallery OF comedy Representations.
Aithoff In making his farewell tour
Of vaudeville as he has been engaged
by John Golden for the leading role
In Thunder" which win be present.
cd on broadway as soon ns Frank
Bacon finishes his remarkable run In
"Lightnin,"
"DogVillc on Busy Day" Dcrkin's
European pantomimic novelty. with
It's dos and monkey cast. ploaaes the
grownupa as well as the little folks
Walter Fenner and a capable east
present show Me" "a piaylct. MI,
Fcnnrr N a finished actor.
'Do You Follos Me7" is the title
OF the breezy singing. talking and
dancing act OF Marston and Manlcy.
Miss Marston Is a stunningly gown
cd young woman with a delightful
voice
Tho Gypsy Trio. one OF the fastest
dancing acts 81 vaudeville. live up 20
their programmed guarantee. Eight
Miles in Eight Minutes" In their
Russian and Gypsy folk dances
The German Brothers are singing
comedians.
The Pantagcoscopc shows Pearl
White In The Unknown"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Tides in Seattle


NAIl 10 ~
Iirpt nigh Tide
5gA q "a ~ n
FIRST Low Tide
20 o. IA. 90 r.
second High Tide
asa . m, - n
-~rond low Tide
$50 a m ~ n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

Preparatory TO her las, voyage 10
Hawaii. the steamship Mcdiden Is
loading here. She viii be placed on
South American route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

Mayor Caldwell. former senator
Samuel n. Irlss. J. W. spanglcr.
Robert 4 Boyncs. O. c. McGlivra and
members Of the Press club were
guests OF NJ. Hifota and NJ Watanahe
incoming apd retiring japanese con-
suin here. al a banquet Tuesday
night. on board steamship Su~a
MRru. berthed at O. y. dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Shipping
Notes

Seattle shipping men were guests
Of Stevenson Taylor. president OF the
bureau OF shipping. az n
banquet In Arctic club Tuesday night
n you're between ~ and 81
years Of age. physically sound.
American clear thru. and willing
to sail the seas for nj least one
year. the shipping board wants
you. Information may be obtain
ID al shipping board training
station al West Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
PAY ROLL CUT
$3.50 MONTH
Utilities Department EIiml-
mates Several Employees

Drastic bcheading of salaried
employees Of the municipal rail-
way company has resulted In a
reduction of xs.s5o from the
monthly payroll. d. u. onrien,
acting superintendent Of public
utilities. announced "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

Exact location may be ascertaincd
from the Commandant OF the dis
trict concerned. and should be OBJ
tanned before making trip for i'm
sp.ction. Sales will be for cash 70
the highest bidder Ten per cent de-
post required for bid. Right to re-
ject all bids reserved. Catalogs Of
sale and full Information concerniug
the vessels. and the terms OF sale.
obtainable from the Bureau Of sup
plies and Accounts or COMMANDMENTS
Of the above districts. JOSEPIu-G
DANIELS. Secretary OF the Navy.
$3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
PALACE HIP

A distinctive novelty l. promised
on the new bill which viii open at
the Palace Hip tomorrow In the
morality play entitled Which one
shall / Marry" Four episodes are
shown In the playiet. The east OF
players are Kathryn Marney. WINS
Haii. Carroll Mcfarland and Elma
Cornell.
The Royal -Four. a quartet OF
-rubcs." promise meange OF har-
nony, music and nonsense.
The acme OF canine intelligence IL
claimed for the exhibition 10 be pre-
scented by Emmctt's CANNES. Mr..
Poodle Us featured and IL said 10
really answer questions put TO him.
There are cske-wRlks. bucklng bron.
chos and circus. but tho bis scream
L. said 10 b. football game Boyer
Brothers and Grille denly mix sing.
Ing. comedy and instrumental music
Clever stories and songs that are
different are promised by George A.
Mack. Harry Fisher and company.
billed as the crazy wheelfnan and
his dainty soubr.tte." combine an
original routine Of fancy and aero
haiic cycling and n medley % popular
songs into a novel offering
The feature photoplay Is Flames
Of the Flesh"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

steamship Garland II dockcd here
for first time in two years on the
Oriental route OF the Garland <. 4
Co. she usually loads and unloads al
Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17
Sale Blythe navy
Yachts, Motor Boats, Tug,
Patrol Boat, Barge
and Trawler


1osals. receivable at the bureau Q
supplies and Accounts. Navy De
,artment. Washington, ID. c.. unit
I2.00 o'clock noon. ~ March 1920.
Yacht UAUOLi 6ex California;
=. y. 2tS IN steam yacht.
yacht MONTAUK =. r. 1919 r.
y converted yacht. now In tie
Third Naval District. Fleet
supply bas~, 2Dth ~. snd 3r9
Ave. DroekIyn. n. ".
The VIRGINIA =. Y. 21f IL =
motor yacht. now In the Ntsth
Naval District. Naval Training
station. Great Lnk~., III.
Tug DOROTHY CULLEN =. y.
2iss 10 n stenm tug, now IN
the Third Naval District.
fleet supply Dase, 2eth -.
aud 3rd Ave-. Breoklya, n. =.
Motorbont PATROL No. 10 =. r.
~. EAST HAMPTON :. r. 673
IL u stessn trswier. now IN the
Fir-s Naval District. Navy
Yard. Bostoa. Mass.
Barge YENHUT ~ =. y. 5000 h
d barge, now In the Fsur1h
Naval District, Navy lard.
philadelphia. "a.
Patrol heat SATELLITE =. r.
1912. now In the seventh Ma
val District. Naval stst1sn,
hey West. Ella.
Motorbost RAINIER. now In tie
Twelfth Naval District. az
sheldon DIdE- ssn Franchise.
Calf.
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Chiroprarsoe
E TURNER. chiropTaetor. sf5-f.
Haight bid. End and Pine Consult
tatfon free. Hours 10 TO s. Even
ings by appointment EllIott 5sst.
CN Trsuh, Chiropraetor. Grad Los
Angeles colleges. Consult free. Lady
attendant. sos Partaxes BID. NJ ss5f,
campseii. o. n Psntaxes Bld. EL1l2s
Collaterni Lnnas
HONEY LOANED on ALE. ARrf-
cfes OF value. This Reliable. soT
Third ave.
furniture. Repairing. upho,sterins.
3orTenssn Bros. rurn. ssop. " ssti
Dsneing
Soriesy entertainers and teachers o.
ap~riaify- Reeves Narisco 9Th and
Madi.on- MmIn 1875 Hal for rent
Juuk
ALASKA JUNK CO. 1870 First ave
20. Elliott 1881.
Kaisominine
PREMIER KAflsoMfSfNC.
PAINTING AND REPAIR co.
YIrst class work guarant.ed- Car
pets cleaned. floors scrubbed. pol
ished and refsnishsd w. electricity.
T. order. ICES 18Th ave. East 1850
sfsrSIniNMcs' P parhhasIsssa,' Ri.s
! s WORK cGHrARsssTrEED. ;iio !
sssisy;;is'asssf.,f.l.,lGsii.. III.
Money TO Loan
yoNEY TO LOAN
On diamonds and jeweiry. 90 most
aAffstAftprE lVt NtE-
NDCTETY FOR REMEDIAL LOANS
N SEATTLE
sss-s nMpfRE BUILDING
Second Near Madison
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan any amount on diamords
watchfs and teweiry. Lowest rates
Seatsle's oldest loan brokers.
AMERICAN JEwELRT co.
a.1 second Ave Established 1853
Physicians and Surgeons
DIR. r. ". FREER
Specialist for Both Sexes
s0sh Third Ave
Hours 10 A. ~ TO . y. ~.
Painting and Psper Hanging
P1fNTTS9s AND PAPER HANGING.
kalsomining. Free estimate. Bea-
con 1852. 2sff resier.
Sznifasiums
ROANOKE sANITARIUM : REA-
sonable rates: good service; in
fants boarded: graduate nurse.
Capitol ztTs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-17

FIRM NESr HAHN WAVING.
Marching. henna pack for gray
and faded hair.
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main sSeT $50 Union 81
DIR. LILLIAN CHANDLER - SA>t-
rractor. drugiesS therapeutics,
scientific baths. both SEXES. Room
sit Pioneer nldg Phone Main ea7S.
MATERNITY HOSPITAL. car. SasA.