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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1921

Page

9

Million Spent for Artistic Touch on Great War Picture

Metro invested massive time and money on The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse directed by Rex Ingram with a striking visual approach. Scenes range from Argentine plains to Paris tango halls and No Man's Land, featuring 12,000 actors and 60 principals. The production required a dedicated costume factory and two machine shops, plus new photographic effects patents. John Hamrick of the Blue Mouse will show the film for three weeks with advance seating starting Thursday.

Moving Pictures Metro Blue Mouse Theatre Moat Rex Ingram Marne No Man's Land St. John Ingram Ctostume Four Horsemen John Hamrick Blue Mouse

City Board Votes Preference Rule For Local Contracts

The board of public works decided to require preference for American citizens on city local improvement contracts or face fines. Corporation Counsel Meier explained the city charter does not authorize contract revocation for violations. An ordinance will be drafted to let the board cancel post passage contracts that favor aliens.

Board of Public Works Walter F. Meier U. S Caldwell

Gorge Creek Tunnel Plans Approved for Skagit Project

The board of public works approved the Gorge Creek tunnel plans at the Skagit power project. The $2,000,000 tunnel runs from the Gorge Creek dam site to the power house two miles down the Skagit through granite, and will be 21 feet in diameter. Bids will be called immediately.

Gorge Creek Skagit Board of Public Works

Chief Seattle Monument Unveiled at Seattie Day

The 11th annual Seattie day by the Suquamish tribe at Suquamish will unveil a monument to Chief Seattle. Councilman Alan Cohen was chosen to represent Seattle at the ceremony.

Seattle Suquamish Alan Cohen

Fourteen Arrested in Dope Raids Here

Fourteen alleged drug dealers and addicts were taken in a narcotic squad raid Friday night. Patrolman N. P. Anderson and J. J. Haerman entered an apartment at 220 Western Ave and arrested Joe Billy and Yee Mun. Sixteen packages of dope were seized. Twelve persons were arrested as they came to buy dope, including BE. C. Addington Wil Meyers J. Rogers Sam Carren A. Frankland George Shilison M. Monros Frank Proch Frank Steele M. Miller A. W. Widmer George Cicero and Mrs. Alice Kelly.

N. P. Anderson J. J. Haerman Western Ave Joe Billy Yee Mun BE. C. Addington Wil Meyers J. Rogers Sam Carren A. Frankland George Shilison M. Monros Frank Proch Frank Steele M. Miller A. W. Widmer George Cicero Alice Kelly

School District to Move Administrative Offices

The school district will relocate its administrative offices from the Central building to a new shop and warehouse facility at Dexter Ave and Mercer St. The move, approved Friday by board members, aims to curtail expenses.

Dexter Ave Mercer St

Whatcom County Fair Set For Lynden September Dates

Announcement Saturday sets Whatcom County Fair in Lynden from September 27 to October 1. Exhibitors must enter products five days before the fair opening.

Whatcom County

Swiss Minister Arrives in Seattle on U.S. Tour

Marc Peter, Swiss minister to the United States, arrived in Seattle from Port for a visit early Saturday. He plans to visit two consulates and stop at a scenic spot as part of his tour.

Marc Peter United States Seattle

Chinese Use Vegetable Oils as Butter and Lard

A note explains that in Chinese cooking vegetable oils substitute for butter and lard in certain dishes.

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