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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1922

Page

7

Light Opera at the Metropolitan Vaudeville Preview

Light Opera at the Metropolitan opens Aug 20 as The Mikado strengthens the schedule. Pennington, Jean Sheville, and The Seatt le ensemble sing, with Ed Andrews notable as Ko Ko in the engineers’ lineup. Alexander at Pan remains popular, extending his second week with Seances and spirit painting. A new bill with Catherine Sinclair highlights the Palace Hip.

A Light Opera Company Metropolitan Theater Pennington Jean Sheville Seattle Amerlcan Chicago Museum Alexander PAN Alexander Alex Mile Valeeka Palace Catherine Sinclair Metro Kieses

No More Gray Hair or Dandruff Advertisement

An advertisement promises solutions to hair graying and dandruff with claims of effectiveness. It promotes a product or treatment aimed at reversing or concealing aging and scalp issues.

Gray P Bartell Drug Co Drug Co Rhodes Co

Budget Cuts In City Departments Under Mayor Brown

City council slashes 11000 from civil service and harbor budgets under Mayor Brown s economy program. The mayor trims his office by 1420 and reduces harbor and civil service funds through abolishing posts and pay cuts while restoring A H Grout as civil service secretary before the central salary debate next Wednesday.

Brown Civil Service Commission Harbor Department A. Hi. Grout Grout KC. Benn

Compromise on Seniority in Rail Strike Talks

Washington reports a modified plan to restore seniority for striking and nonstriking rail workers as negotiators from railroads and Big Four brotherhoods meet in New York. The proposal favors strikers who refused to quit, with nonstrikers advancing on seniority, while union leaders reportedly view the plan favorably with possible tweaks. In London, World chess champion Capablancs defeats Dr. Davide Marotti of Italy in the international event.

Washington New York London Jone PL Capabiancs Davide Marotti Italy

May Reject Harding Plea by Lawrence Martin

Washington Aug 19 Con Green was disposed today to deny President Harding's request in this strike message for a government coal agency to buy sell and operate coal in interstate commerce Powerful interests that have opposed any step toward government control indicated that the president s suggestion would be fought Congress ranked as investigation of the industry in hope of a permanent solution for mine strikes and legislation giving the federal government the right to intervene to punish outbreaks such as the Herrin massacre where two Mexicans were said killed at Herrin

Washington Congreen Harding Congress Herrin

Jewish Fiesta to End Fiesta at White Center Tonight

The Oriental Fiesta, a Passover and wedding pageant held at White Center since last Wednesday, will close tonight. Salvation Army singers perform and Mount Zion Colored Methodist church members will sing negro songs. Accessible by the Lake Purten boat.

White Center Balvation Army Mount Zion Lake Purten

State Leads All in U S Insurance War Risk Coverage

Washington shows 25 percent military population carrying war risk insurance. Col Cartos A Pennington reports 15 998 former service people reinstated war insurance from 64 707 war veterans in the state, with the total amount carried exceeding oa 000.

Washington Cartos A. Pennington D. C

Coal Shortage Likely As Mines Resume Operations

As coal mines restart after nearly five months, demand is expected to surge for industrials and households. Experts warn residential shortages may persist with price rises depending on how quickly mines can replenish stock and meet factory needs. Industry figures note heavy industrial demand in the coming quarter.

China J. Dati Worl

Ill fitting shoes and corns guidance from old advice

The article warns that tight or ill fitting footwear causes corns and bone pressure. It advises soaking feet, applying salicylic acid in flexible collodion to soften and remove corns, and cautions against cutting, with proper hygiene and iodine painting to prevent infection. It notes broad toed shoes can ease toe pressure.

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