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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1918

Page

6

New Attractions at the Liberty and Levy’s Orpheum

The Liberty will feature Knox Price known as the 4%-year old "Four-Minute Man" and Charles Ray in "A Nine o'Clock Town" all week. D. W. Griffith’s Hearts of the World continues at Levy's Orpheum with added runoff. Several theaters list varied programs including The Vamp, A Tale of a Card, Morocco adventures, and Tarzan of the Apes for upcoming showings.

Liberty Knox Price Charles Ray Nine o'Clock Master Price The California David Clary D. W Griffith Eugene Levy Javy Orpheum Theda Bara Salome Levy Reid Bennett Vamp Clemmer Warren Kerrigan Coliseum Deoaglas Pairbanke Heand Meorocco D. W. Griffith MTV Charles Kay Clemmer Warren Kerrigan Card Douglas Pairbanks Hoand Meareree Orpueum Mearte Tts Strand Sesene Hayakawe Dim Paces Edith Storey the Demon Gorden Griffiths Ray Jane Novak Sessue Hayakawa Doris Pawn City of Dim Faces Strand Fairbanks Frank Campeau Morocco Robt. Harron Storey Mission J. Warren Kerrigan Colonial

Warren Seeks 30 More Officers for Seattle Police

Seattle officials request 320 additional police, citing industrial growth. Chief Warren notes the budget increases, with captains paid 200 dollars and lieutenants 175 dollars, raising total police expenses to 720410 dollars an increase of 59000 from 1918.

Seattle City Council Warren

Thirty Eight Colored Men Leave for Training

Thirty eight colored men with friends and relatives attended a farewell luncheon at the M C A hall at Fourth and Madison. After speeches the men marched to the depot under Sergt W E B Vrooman and entrained. The provost marshal general's department issues another call for volunteers to be sent to the Oregon Agricultural College. Local Board No 6 will send 26 men in this class August 14.

M.C. A Madison Sergt W. EB. Vrooman Rearshal General's Department Oregon Agricultural College

Navy Championship Series Opens With Great Lakes Clash

The first of a three game Navy baseball championship series to be played at Great Lakes pits the Great Lakes team against an Atlantic fleet club. Rabbit Maranville and Del Gamnor play for the Atlantica while Red Faber of the White Sox era is slated to pitch for Great Lakes.

Great Lakes Ill

Americanization Policy Endorsed by Seattle Chamber Group

The Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club members backed full Americanization of the 5,000,000 immigrant residents and approved funding for education along American lines.

The Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club

Complaint on oatmeal and cream orders at cafes

T. J. Logan of the Plaza hotel reports a breakfast mix up where oatmeal and cream were billed as 25 cents but he received oatmeal and milk instead at a well known Second Ave cafe. He notes other restaurants are doing the same.

T. J. Logan Plaza Hotel Second Ave

University Leases 484 Acres for UW Biological School

W T Perkins president of the university regents signed papers leasing 484 acres at Point Caution on San Juan Island for a University of Washington biological research school. Judge Richard Winsor Seattle school board member spoke at the King County Democratic Club on educational experiences.

W. T. Perkins University Regents Point Caution Military Reserve San Juan Island University of Washington Point Caution Richard Winsor Seattle School Board King County Democratic Club

Plan to test milk and label concentrated foods

County agricultural agents urge state supervision of milk teeth to reduce errors. They also seek labeling of all ingredients and nutrient percentages on concentrated foods. County officials advocate cooperative buying by dairymen to cut milk costs.

Disque Advances Pay for Workers

Col. Price P. Disque of the spruce production division of the signal corps announces a 10 percent wage increase for pine and spruce workers. Washington Oregon and Idaho camps will adopt the new scale with bush wages 45 to 73 cents per hour and mill wages 44 to 63 cents.

Col Price P. Disque Signal Corps Washington Oregon Idaho

U S Demonstrator Aids Housewives at Yesler Library

Mary E. Sutherland, a United States Department of Agriculture demonstrator, conducts housekeeping device demonstrations at the Yesler branch public library. The next free demonstration is Tuesday at 3 p.m. on HomeMade Fireless Cooker. Open to the public.

Mary E. Sutherland United States Department of Agriculture Yesler

Local Names Appear Across Seattle and Michigan Notices

The fragment lists individuals linked to Seattle and Michigan locations. Names include Donald Firighty and Iva Mae MelLean with ages 24 and 19, plus Marion BE. Watson, Genevieve M. Watson, and others connected to Napoleon and Middleville. Yakima appears with Sperry. The text reads like a community notice of people and places.

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