The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 12, 1919, Page 8

Statement Of Condition of the Dexter Horton National Bank and Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank, March 4, 1919. of constructive service to Seattle Almost half a century of } 1e Pacific tatement of the the business inte Northwest are r Dexter Horton Banks, published in accordance with presented in this the call of the comptroller of the currency, Wash- ington, D.C. RESOURCES Loans and Disecow Overdraft U, 8. Bond Premiums or Hor Secur to Secure Customer Acceptances LIABILITIES Capital Stock Surplus Fund Undivided Profits (Net) Circulating Notes Reserve for Interest and Taxes Bond Premium and Discount Bonds Borrowed Dividends Unpaid Rediscounts Federal Reserve Deposits Hank The Dexter Horton National Bank Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank SECOND AVE. AT CHERRY ANT MEN INSTRUCTORS |GRADUATION EXERCISES AT U. S. LABOR OFFICE AT UNIVERSITY MARCH 22 Phe shortage of men school teach-| Attired in the customary cap and fe Keenty felt by the professional gown, the mid-year graduating clans of the United States empioy- of the University of Washington will t service, 119 Cherry st., which @ great many calls from county dents thruout the state. its applicants, it is looking ‘&@ physician to fill a post at one the state institutions, preferring ingle man who has been discharg @ from the army medica! corps. A ia also required in one of the receive their degrees at the first mid year convocation since the establish ment of the quarter system, to take| place March 22, at # p. m., in y hall. Twenty have app for degrees and 2 pto-| mas. Dr. Fre | ford, professor of FE liver the address to the departin: students. A PART OF THE ORPHEUM CIRCUIT & OM onus MAINS Orpheum Vaudeville : TWICE DAILY 2:30—8:15 Local Critics Say This Week’s Bill Is the Best in Months—Seats Are Selling Rapid! y—Get Yours at Once —HERE’S THE BILL— THEODORE KOSLOFF AND HIS Russian Ballet “RUSSIAN MELODIES” GET ALONG Rockwell & Fox Kate & Wiley TWO NOBLE NUTS A HARMONY OF GRACE DeMarest & Collett A MIRTHFUL RHAPSODY Nolan & Nolan JUST JESTING Lewis & Whi TWO GIRLS TRYING JUGGLER The Kinogram NEWS EVENTS » Flanagan & Edwards=: —IN— “OFF AND ON” PRICES NIGHTS—10c, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 MATINEES—10c, 25c, 50c % tin F THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1919. With Husband in Yank Army and | Baby in New York, Actress Lives Simply—Hopes for Big Reunion ny LEN SPAULDING thing of the theatre it my interview with Mian Alex except that her dren: 1 the the tre tra Carlisle oor bir statwe at nient place for um to I had ured ne m interview movie” the a sort of where between dabs of paint onfided her particular wtar of Aftor the that Mins Cahti "The firwt p blouse ere © of red ¢ I forgot exter Talks Ov » Sense about hobbies or ath- but nes, such an Interested in talked in that melodious, the rosy light touching the deli face and catching were in leisure hours. ordinary th 1 voice new of her tarry eyes they gray or Alex I understood why had become an quality whieh dintir personality of Alexandr alled “mage but to tien me it and lot yut when I she said, serioun am plat lo not interest one they interfere with m for I find I cannot ke on them work at and my the The Country Cousin” is a ad undertaking ke it, for it imparts preaching, and a the better when it « to take home about & she related with ‘Theodore t th first meetin t two years ©, ning night of her play in BY WEBB MILLER Press Staff Correspondent) THE HIRD RHINELAND, Now th Mnited WITH THE Mail) secre ARMY IN Feb, 20.—(Iy has thin » of th field propaga Aitho brains aganda sectic lean armies—the dla nection ta ch and paper, the field pro: a undow Aly tin many prison the Germar wrtened the war { weapons were only y lives, broug ers and weakened morale It was American decided propaganda main pointe—the German ot f the consta number of American fers landing es. and the arguments in President Wilson's spec to concentrate upon three horta ly inerea, nem Staff of Fourteen The fieid section consisted of mo |tor trucks and a baliéon outfit, with 14 men, under Lieut. George Nicho # [fft, jr, of Pocatello, Idaho had lived in Germa xpok erman and understood the Teuton 2 mind. The Germans were circulating a among their troopa that the Americans killed th prisoners This tale was designed to force the German machine gunners to fight to the last breath CONTRACTOR NOW TALKS ABOUT HIS BIG IMPROVEMENT La Vigne Has Gained Twenty- six Pounds Since He Began Taking Tanlac story Several hundreds of I will gladly recommend 1 not only feel better for fifteen years, but gained twenty-#ix ped taking it awa irm who Spo pounds sinc said H contractor and a member of th Bros’. 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