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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
8
A series of gunfire near Washelli cemetery and the Seattle Everett interurban was heard Tuesday night a mile north of the cemetery. Deputy searches, led by B. D. Kyle of Bitter Lake, found three shots but no suspect. Deputies combed the woods looking for the shooter.
A Cincinnati genius claims Freezone dissolves hard or soft corns and between toe calluses without pain. By applying drops then lifting the corn, users are told relief is immediate and no soreness follows. Drugstores sell small bottles for a few cents.
Dorothy Gish headlines the Liberty bill in Get Him Wet a Paramount comedy portraying a railroad president living under an alias amid comic misadventures including a love affair with a young reporter. The program also features Playthings of Passion A Perfect 36 The Third Degree and other short features at Clemmer Coliseum Strand Mission REA Colonial Little.
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce board endorses federal budget system reforms and supports larger IRS quarters in Seattle. They back extending East Marginal Way car line and urge the Shipping Board to route coast vessels to Pacific ports. The group also backs bringing the next Shriners convention to Portland, Oregon and communicates with Senators Poindexter and Jones and Representative Miller.
The Quad club will present a plate engraved with the name of the student who did the most for the university during the last college year. The honoree will be chosen by student officials.
Enid Bennett leads the new show The Law of Men opening at the Mission today. The actress fights to defend her reputation and frees the man she loves from a wrongful conviction in a strong central performance.
Picture stars and gossip fill the Rex week with Anna May Walthall in Hare Frets and Henry B Walthall’s winter project Hope My Thumb bought by Mrs Charlotte Pickford. Meighan to partner Wanda Hawley in Peg o My Heart. Barrymore in The Picture of Dorian Grey. Pau line rumored for a heroic detective serial. Olga Petrova not currently in film. Marguerite Sylvia to debut in July. Marguerite Clark wears three platinum rings. Wally Reid co stars in Valley of the Giants with Grace Darmond and Kay Laurel. Oh You Women renamed from When the Boys Come Home. Evelyn Nesbit at the Little Theatre in Thou Shalt Not.
W Griffith's Broken Blossoms at the George M. Cohan theatre has proved a pronounced success as the opening offering of the Griffith repertory season. The public clamors for the Chinese romance, forcing the postponement of other planned bills including The Fall of Babylon The Mother and the Law Birth of a Nation and Heart of the World.
A large truck tire fell from a display window in a garage in Toppenish striking Jack Beaver and killing him instantly. The incident occurred Tuesday night and is under local inquiry.
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