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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1922
Page
6
Objections to the proposed zoning ordinance restricting use height and area of buildings in four districts will be discussed at a public hearing in City Hall. City official J D Blackwell says the ordinance is forward looking and aims to balance light air and future city growth.
A coaster accident at 29th Avenue South and Norman Bunday, Elma Devenny ten of 28th Avenue South suffered facial injuries and tooth loss. She received medical care at Seattle General Hospital and was later sent home.
The Forestry Dean will discuss The Forestry Problem of Wash. H A Winkenwerder, dean of forestry at the University, will speak Tuesday noon at the L C Smith Building restaurant in Washington.
Twenty children from the Ryther home were entertained by Alpha Pi sorority of the University of Washington Sunday at 4347 17th Ave. Claus distributed gifts and refreshments were served before the children returned home at 4 o clock.
The Moore theater opens Sunday with Eddie Leonard and Bill Hallen headlining a balanced vaudeville bill. Leonard sings and dances while Hallen delivers stuttering jokes and crowd-pleasing timing in a closing team act, backed by Olive and Stewart in standout numbers. The program also features the Quixcy Four, Banjo numbers, Walter Newman’s comedy Playtet Profiteering, and the Millia-Bart acrobats with the Tuscano brothers closing the show.
R W Jennings of the Madison Barber shop at 414 Madison st offers free haircuts to any children who cannot afford one for the holidays. He invites kids whose fathers are out of work or absent to come in any day except Wednesday for the service.
Mrs. Sarah L. Davidson longtime head of the attorneys Information bureau in the courthouse died Sunday night in Seattle General hospital. She was the widow of the late Samuel Davidson.
Moscow December 18. Mormon missionaries have received permission to carry on their evangelical activities in Russia. The ruling allows them to operate in the country amid ongoing restrictions on religious groups.
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