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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1917

Page

5

Where Was Moses When the Power Went Out

A collage of humorous reader replies to Balmy Benny about Moses and the blackout. Answers place Moses in beds, cars, a Follies show, and a chair, with comic misadventures as lights fail during a dramatic moment.

Balmy Ben Kahenes Benny Moses Dhood Ralmy Finntly Ethelbert Mi Gran Muther Moses Nockin

Depositors Grow Time and Savings at Scan Scandinavian Bank

Depositors express appreciation as the Scan Scandinavian American Bank sees total deposits rise to over 12 million dollars. Of this amount seven million dollars comes from Time and Savings Accounts, indicating strong confidence in the bank's savings products.

Cynthia Grey Column On Hiatus Due To Illness

Cynthia Grey is confined to her home because of illness and will not publish letters or answers in her column until she recovers.

Cynthia Grey

Militant suffrage protests staged like movie melodrama

The National Woman's party allegedly plans and rehearses Washington demonstrations for suffrage. Miss Alice Paul and Miss Lucy Burns are cited as stage managers with Mrs Abbey Scott Baker directing press coverage, coordinating crowds, scheduling times around noon or late afternoon, and coordinating arrests and releases from a White House area base.

United Press Washington National Woman's Party Alice Paul Lucy Burns Mra Abbey Scott Baker Army of Fair War White House Mr. Baker

Leonard Fails to Set Up Dinner Disappoints Labor Union

At the Labor Temple a conference between the union and the traction company stalled past dinner time. The sessions ran even with bets on the dinner setup. Leonard, president of the traction company, did not arrange the meal, triggering a scramble for sandwiches at a union restaurant after adjournment.

A. W. Leonard The Traction Company Labor Temple Adda Leonard

Market Report on Vegetables and Fruits Prices

The Market Report lists prices for various vegetables and fruits including artichokes asparagus celery corn peas turnips lettuce onions tomatoes potatoes and more with local and California references and per unit or per pound pricing. The entry includes prices such as California onions per pound and Florida tomatoes per basket, reflecting regional pricing and local availability.

Ibarambere California Oura Florida

Very Good Eddie at the Metropolitan Seattle

Seattle playgoers may enjoy Very Good Eddie at the Metropolitan theatre with weekday shows and matinees. the piece follows a long New York and Chicago run and features a lively score with over a dozen hit songs. Phoebe Hunt returns to the Wilkes players in Common Clay and introduces Ruth Renick from Los Angeles. the bill includes vaudeville acts, film The Price of Silence, and other city attractions.

Metropolitan Theatre Seattle Eddie Princess Theatre New York Chicago Phoebe Hunt Wilkes Players Miss Hunt Ruth Renick Los Angeles Orpheum Theatre Third Madison Philip Pelz Levi Pelz Robert Athon & Co America Milwaukee Niagara Falls Montreal Boston Atlantic City Washington Norfolk

Attractions Next Week Showcases Vaudeville and Musical Comedy

Metropolitan offers Very Good Eddie in a week of vaudeville with Wilkes and Common Clay. Orpheum, Palace, Pantages, Tivoli present hip vaudeville and musical comedy performances.

Irene Bell Palace Hip Georgie Mack Eddie Metropolitan Phillip Pelz Orpheum Dick Lonedale Tivoli Jay Herman Pantages Wilkes Common Clay Palace

Train riding charge lands 13 of 68 in jail

In Police Justice Gordon's court Friday 13 of 68 accused L. W. W. were sentenced to 30 days in jail for riding trains unlawfully. The remaining cases were continued to August 1 as some may be released or turned over to the juvenile department.

Justice Gordon's Court Altho

Subs Success Spurs Plea to Attack Bases

Washington dispatch reports that allied leaders fear German submarines and the loss of over a million tons of shipping in June. The piece notes attempts to replace torpedoed ships fail, urging a bold offensive to attack submarine bases despite high costs and risk.

Washington DO. C America Great Britain Berlin Europe U. S Germany Mans

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