Legion to Dance Thursday Evening in Seattle
The American Legion Rainier-Noble post 1 hosts its first annual informal dance at De Honeys hall Seattle on Thursday night. Ex-service men and Legionnaires only. Arthur I. Bileworth chairs the committee with C F Moore entertainment and K C Bean selling tickets. The Bates Melody Six plays as intermission acts feature Cornish School acts and an University quartet.
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American Legion
Rainier-Noble Post
No! 1
de Honey's Hall
18Th Ave
BF. Pike St
Seattle
Arthur I. Bileworth
C. F
Cornish School of Music
University Quartet
Tacoma Port Figures Grow
Tacoma reports a 200 percent rise in business through November 1922 versus 1921. Lumber volume reaches 106 million feet January through November, logs total 14.51 million feet, general cargo tons total 15 430, shingles 100000 bundles, inbound ships 33, outbound 168, with 400 to 660 expected attendees at a committee meeting.
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Tiger Talks 10 Army Officers on Peace with France
Georges Clemenceau urged continued Franco American unity to insure European peace while addressing U S Army officers at the War College. He praised U S war leadership, noted America's early entry helped victory, and urged Washington to engage in postwar Europe. He wreath laid at Arlington and expressed hope that America remains France's ally.
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Murdered Chicago auto dealer Joseph Lanus investigated
Police probe the death of Joseph Lanus a Chicago luxury car dealer amid theories of business enemies and suspected romantic motives. A woman's glove was found near the body adding to the mystery surrounding the homicide.
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Lanus
Seattle Baptist Young People's Union Attendance Rally
In a competition with Tacoma for attendance the Seattle Baptist Young People's Union sponsors a Friday evening rally and entertainment at the First Baptist Church Harvard and Seneca. Rev A F Culver of Spokane will speak on A Hungry God. Music features a 14 piece orchestra and vocalists Sodenberg Hedburg, Lu Elia.
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Seattle Baptist Young People’s Union
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Seneca
A. F. Culver
Spokane
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Hedburg
Lu Elia
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