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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1919
Page
16
Dorothy narrates a vacation at Silversand with Anita Corley and Eric Wallis amid flirtations, jealousy, and social maneuvering. Joan observes Anitas artistry, while Varick and Tom Benedict figure in schemes as Dorothy contemplates a strategic retreat.
A thief at Sarke Kirma hotel 1108 Fourth Ave hid a $50 Liberty bond and $15 worth of whiskey, two revolvers and $25 in cash under a bathtub. Police are investigating, noting odors of illicit mash as the search continues.
Funeral services for 76 year old M Allen who died Friday at the family home 5905 Kirkwood avenue were held late Saturday afternoon from the residence.
Claude I Moore son of Marton Moore of 26 W Royal will take the entrance exam at West Point next February. Nomination to a cadetship came from Representative Miller in Washington. Both Moore and his father served overseas, enlisting the same day. Alternate is Newton W Edgers son of Dr K P Edgers 10 Harvard Ave N. Miller also announced Donald J Olson as principal and Kenneth M Horton an alternate to Annapolis. Both are Seattle boys.
Officers of the newly organised King County Teachers league elected Friday at the University HH. L. Hopkins Enumclaw president Pearl P. Jones Vashon vice president Anna Kyle Lake Burien secretary and F B Salisbury Renton treasurer. The league aims to raise professional teaching standards cooperate with school administration and spread propaganda for better public understanding so teachers will win higher wages.
An automobile owned by Robin Cooper was found in Nashville with both seats stained by blood. Cooper, last seen Thursday with a stranger, is a young attorney once implicated with his father in the 1908 murder of United States Senator Edward Carmack. The car was found near Richland Creek bridge with its lights on.
Police report numerous beach gatherings near the Seattle Tennis Club on Lake Washington where bathers wear costumes resembling the Adam bite scene from the Grapevine era. Officers dispatched Saturday as residents complain of bonfires and swimming in festive attire.
The Minnehaha Club programs two dances for Saturday night at Leach Pavilion and at Christen's Hall Broadway and Madison. The event showcases local social entertainment with planned dancing opportunities for attendees.
ANE MORGAN and Alexis Luce head the Wilkes Players cast in Jane Cowl and Jane Murfin’s Lilac Time opening the 1919 20 season at the Wilkes Theatre. The play set in France during WWI centers on romance and peasant life with Morgan in the lead. The bill also features vaudeville at The Moore and Palace Hip with acts by Julius Tannen Lydia Barry Will J Ward and The Shrapnel Dodgers plus other acts.
Walter F. Anderson denounces a Seattle Star article accusing the Sound Drug Company and a downtown pharmacy of illicit alcohol sales. He cites funeral notices at stores, defends lawful sales of juniper spirits and Jamaica ginger, and asserts no law violations in twenty-five years of pharmacy work.
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