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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
10
An old advertisement promotes Diamond Dyes for garments and draperies. It cautions about possible streaks fades and uneven tones and advises telling the druggist material type whether wool silk cotton linen or mixtures to ensure proper color.
General Bramwell Tooth commander of the Salvation Army and Evangeline Booth leader in America will visit Seattle in March. Booth will speak three times at the Masonic Temple with events slated for Sunday March 13 and Monday March 14 for university students.
A wide search is on for Mr and Mrs John Mitting once of Seattle believed to be the foster parents of a world war veteran living in Washington DC. The injured man, named Edward Albert Smith in army records, has the mind of an 11 year old and relies on charity. He previously lived in Seattle and was identified as Edwin Mitting. John Mitting and his wife were seen in Portland within the past year.
Federal agents arrest a man identified as Jack Que aged Chi nets and bind him over to a grand jury after a Thursday hearing. Agents found 15 taels of opium 10 ounces of cocaine and morphine in three caches including opium hidden in squares under a trunk slat and a pipe layout. A fire at 2465 Utah Ave Roebuck plant caused 500 dollars damage at 9 30 p m with automatic sprinklers extinguishing the blaze.
Franklin V. Martiner recalls that American forces in 1918 were used to bolster Japanese aims in eastern Siberia. He argues Washington rejected a plan to send U S troops west of Lake Baikal to aid Czech and Russian forces, while Allied actions allowed Japan to dominate the region. He details troop levels, command roles, and the political backdrop shaping the Siberian expedition.
A United States sailor, Brazil Hartley, attempted self harm with thirty seven grains of mercury bi chloride in a tent during a personal crisis. Hartley has been moved to Charleston hospital for treatment.
Professor G. W. Umphrey of the romanic language department gave impressions of South American universities in a campus lecture Wednesday night. He presented observations from an extended trip to the region and discussed academic life and higher education there.
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