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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
8
Gaston Glass stars as a young violinist in God's Crucible, a film adaptation of Ralph Connor's famous novel. The Colonial shows the picture and continues at least until Friday night.
Tokyo reports Sun Yat Sen leads about 60 000 troops reinforced by Tuan Chin Jul into the Japanese concession at Tien Tin clashing with Peking government forces. The Jiji article notes fighting in China and a large allied force confronting authorities.
Washington Feb 16 The war department announced that American forces on the Mexican border are to maintain an alert patrol to deter a potential revival of sporadic Mexican bandit raids. No increase in border forces has been ordered.
One car of the last Pennsylvania Empress derailed in Odenton Maryland on Wednesday slightly injuring two passengers. The report notes steel production in Shef field England with rustlers and plastic mentioned in passaged text.
Pyramid Relief promotes a 60 cent box of pile suppositories with claims of quick relief and comfort. Readers are urged to send names and parcels to Pyramid Drug, Pyramid Building, Marshal ie.
The Face at Your Window by William Pax is set for Friday and Saturday at the Metropolitan with a matinee Saturday. Third United States Cavalry and American Legion members feature in riot scenes in this vast depiction of foreign ideologies taking root in America.
Young reader prize contest offers five dollars to the best puzzle on the name Penrod. The Booth Tarkington story Penrod will be shown at the Coliseum starting Saturday morning with a playful Weasley Harry in the title role. Submit the beat puzzle by 6 p.m. next Monday to Penrod Editor Seattle Star.
Gladys Walton acted as judge for a Columbia screening of Flappers with Miss Walton. Contestants filmed by a Columbia cameraman. pictures to be shown on screen at the Columbia. First prize is 25 dollars in cash plus a cubist poster from the Commercial Art Institute.
Jamie Douglas, the boy who visited The Star office, will call for the editors to claim his Penrod prize. He will receive $1 in cash. His name was initially omitted from the Wednesday list of winners.
Advert sees olive colored tablets as a mild laxative eliminating calomel risks. It claims rapid liver and bowel relief with no teeth damage, reduces headaches and sluggish feelings, and promotes clearer thinking. Available in 16 and 30 cent sizes.
The Grote Rankin Co advertises its Art Needlework Section featuring new silks and yarns for spring sweaters, new children's play suits, ladies lingerie, luncheon sets, and more. Instructions are stated as free.
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