War film on crisis of invasion shown in Seattle
The film Womanhood, the Nation depicts enemy invasion and civil harm in the United States with a patriotic message and a call for preparedness. It is endorsed by top army and navy officials and shown privately in Seattle with officials like A. J. Rhodes and Adjutant General Thompson in attendance. Vitagraph offers a $1000 prize for essays on How America Should Prepare with judges including Rear Admiral Sigebee General H. Co. King Hudson Maxim and J Stuart Blackton.
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Army
Navy
Seattle Sun
Wilson
Newton D. Laker
Secre
Josephus Daniels
Washington
A. J. Rhodes
Seattle Chamber of Com
Thompson
The
National
Vitagraph Company
America
Sigebee
General H. Co. King
Hudson Maxim
Alan Hawley
Aerosociety of America
J. Stuart Blackton
Pleca
Vitagraph
Broadway
New York
City Briefly Demands Deposit to Run Dredger on Stone Ave Bridge
The Stone avenue bridge will not be opened to let a second dredger from Puget Sound Dredging Co. pass for government work unless the city receives a 1500 dollar advance payment to cover the project costs. The decision came from the city street committee yesterday.
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Stone Ave
Puget Gound Dredging Co
Run New Trains Increase Seattle Everett Interurban Service
Six limited trains daily replace two as Seattle to Everett interurban service expands. The announcement notes improved frequency for commuters and regional travel.
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Seattle-Everett
Why Hair Falls Out Dandruff Remedy Ad
A 21 cent bottle of Danderine is touted to cure dandruff and stop hair loss. The ad claims dandruff irritates the scalp and causes hair roots to shrink and shed, with repeated applications promising immediate results.
Kahan Sisters Star In Benefit Play At Moore Theatre
The Menorah society at the University of Washington presents The Family a three act comedy at the Moore theatre on May 9 to raise funds for a student loan fund. President Henry Suzzallo and Dean Arthur Priest support the project with leading roles by Alice and Lillian Kahan, Lena Bitz and Hec ato Ritter. Lillian will also perform a Russian dance.
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The
Menorah Society of the
University of Washington
Moore Theatre
Henry Suzzallo
Arthur Priest
Alice
Lillian Kahan
Lena Bitz
Hecato Ritter
The Blind Man's Eyes Escape and Pursuit on a Dark Road
Eaton follows brutal clues after two men lift a wounded companion from a car. Footmarks lead into woods toward a lake where the boat may bear the body away. A gunshot wound and pursuit threaten him as the mystery deepens.
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Mattes
Fatoao
Eaton
Santome
Harriet
Hugh
Avery
Donald
Pileture
Mystery and murder reveal Hugh Overton's fate
Harriet confronts proof that Eaton is Hugh Overton, the murdered Latton. Her father Avery orders his capture while the mob closes in, and Harriet blocks the pursuit by seizing control of Hugh's carriage, awaiting the next issue for continuation.
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Avery
Eaton
Don
Harry
Cousin Wallace
Philip Eaton
Hugh Overton
Matthew Latton
Harriet
Hugh
Tem
Mr. Latron
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First Ave
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Second Avenue
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A. Bloch & Co
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