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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
12
Marriage license clerk Ken Kennedy notes June 1922 and 1921 both show 105 brides by the first seven days. The question remains whether June will surpass or match last year’s total as the month progresses.
The Senate Appropriations Committee recommended a $500,000 increase for Puget Sound navy yard improvements at Bremerton. The Navy Department request for funds to start Sand Point aviation base work was denied. Work on all vessels under the arms conference treaty continues with no force reductions at government or private yards.
State senator KE. B. Palmer will speak on Legislative Reapportionment at the Women’s King County Republican club meeting next Monday at noon in Meves' cafeteria.
Walter G. Bell, a fireman, rescued Miss Irma Malick from a second floor room as flames and smoke blocked her exit. He entered after wrapping his face in a cloth and carried her to safety, with plans to award him a life saving medal. Bell lives at 1101 Sullivan Street. Miss Malick at 1521 Sunset Avenue.
Lieut Col Louis Brechem Jr medical officer will lecture on a medical topic during the weekly reserve officers meeting Thursday night at the Armory. All interested are urged to attend. Included among National Women's party founders are 82 women from 19 states. Sixty percent of men are bald at 65, but only 1 percent of women.
Irish Free State created six months ago amid violent turmoil in Ulster and South Ireland. Belfast endures sectarian terror as killings, arson, and bombings spike, with leaders Griffith, Collins, de Valera, Craig, and Lloyd George converging for a settlement.
Byron W. Kuhn, Milwaukee milliner, claims presidential chances hinge on head size. He cites six presidents wearing risk toppers from Grant to Harding and notes head measurements from seven and three eighths to seven and five eighths inches. He details hat styles from Lincoln’s eight inch crown to Taft’s round, fat shape.
Five bobbed haired college women defeated five mustached college men in an oral intelligence contest at the University of Washington Alumni Association luncheon in the L. C. Smith Building restaurant. Men claimed the questions favored the women as the men were surprised by queries about the Smith building and eight cigarette brands. One contestant incorrectly said the building had five stories but still won.
Elliott Bay camp Modern Woodmen of America will entertain members and friends with music and vaudeville Thursday at 8 p m at Knights of Pythias hall Third Ave and Virginia St Carewomen at Oxford College have reached sliding seats in their boat.
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