Photoplay Week Offers Cohan Hit at Liberty and More
George M. Cohan stars in Hit-the-Trail Holliday at Liberty in a screen adaptation of his stage hit. Colleagues promote William Farnum in True Blue at Clemmer, while Kerrigan debuts at Levy's Orpheum in A Man's Man, and Fairbanks headlines at the Coliseum in Say, Young Fellow. The Strand features A Doll’s House with Elaine Ferguson. the Mission presents The Only Road with Viola Dana. Tyrone Power headlines The Planter at the Colonial.
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George M. Cohan
Liberty Sunday
Holliday
Evangelist
Billy Sunday Holliday
Manhattan
Kent B. Wurst
Johnsburg
Holday
Wursts
Billy
Lee Besmains
Liberty
Climmer
William Pernam
Tree Mae
Coliselm
Douglas Pairhanke
Say
Voune Fellow
Mission
Viela Dane
Levwy
Orpheum
Warren J. Kerrigan
Strand
Isle V Ferguson
Colontal
Tyrone Power
The
George Cohan
Richard Bartheloness
Doug Fairbanks
Marjorie Daw
Coliseum
Elsie Ferguson
Clemmer
the Planter
Colonial
Graduation on Campus Begins at University of Washington
Saturday marks the start of a three day commencement at the University of Washington. Meany hall hosts the class poem history and prophecy at 10:30 with ivy planting. A senior luncheon follows at noon in the Commons.
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Sity of
Washington
Meany Hall
Henry Suzzallo
Suzzallo
Sigma Xi
Phi Beta Kappa
Charles Manning Child
Mathews Simpson Hughes
Pasadena
Cal
Thompson at Liberty After Guilty Plea for Assault
Pat Thomson, 19, a shipyard worker, is at liberty on a deferred sentence after pleading guilty to second degree assault in a case involving a 17 year old girl on a wooded road near Fort Lawton. Judge John Jurey presided.
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Fort Lawton
Pat Thompson
Liberty
Thompson
John
Jurey
Sam Morris to register for war service after delay
Sam Morris, who turned 21 five days before registration day in 1917, decided to abandon indecision and join the service after being invited to enlist as a slackers. The notice urges timely registration and notes forthcoming events at the Liberty Theatre for ads.
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Sam Morris
Morris
Movie Will Show Seattle Bathers at Liberty Theatre
The Star-Liberty Weekly announces a Sunday Liberty theatre program featuring the bathers at Alki beach and scenes from Seattle's night court with Attorney Dan Landon in action. Also shown are a non-com training camp on campus, a hand grenade drill under Capt. Perry, and the colors stand by the 63d artillery at Fort Worden.
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Star-Liberty
Liberty Theatre
Alki Municipal Beach
Seattle
Dan Landon
University
Perry
63D Artillery
Fort Worden
Y M C A Leader Returns From France for War Conference
Arn 8 S. Allen general secretary of the Y M C A has just returned from France after months studying war conditions and visiting Y M C A huts at the front. He will go to Seattle to address a war conference of Y M C A workers.
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Arn
S. Allen
France
Seabeck
Fake son ruse ends in arrest for mail fraud
Ray C. Walden, 23, was arrested by federal detectives after posing as O Warren’s son from Manhattan Montana. He answered a Los Angeles advertisement seeking the missing son and requested funds. Warren did not recognize the writing and notified postal authorities.
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O. Warren
Manhattan
Mont
Ray C. Walden
Walden
Warren
Los Angeles
Seattle Boys Arrested in Stolen Car Case Near Sumner
Harold Reese 16 and Clarence Cooley 15 detained after police nabbed them Friday near Sumner in possession of an auto stolen from C. E. Packer 211 American Bank building. Both youths are Seattle residents.
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Harold Reese
Clarence Cooley
Sumner
Packer
American Bank
Voth
Seattle
Mothers’ League
Uncle Sam
Camp Beauregard
H. ©. Hodges, Jr
89Th Division
Elnora 8. Banks
Postal Telegraph Co Declares Telegraph Dispute Closed
New York officials call the recent differences with their telegraphers a closed incident. The announcement came from Vice President Reynolds at the company's offices in New York.
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New York
The
Postal Telegraph Co
Ihs
Reynolds
Flag Day Note Shaped by Seattle Business Luncheon
A patriotic moment marked Seattle events as Dr. David Hughes chaplain of the Eighth Royal Welsh Fusiliers and Lieut. C J D Sehagel of the Royal Field Artillery attended the Chamber of Commerce Commercial Club Flag Day luncheon. Both men are World War veterans. The event highlighted pride as the Stars and Stripes were seen marching.
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Sound
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
David Hughes
Eighth
Royal Welsh Fusiliers
C. J. D. Sehagel
Royal Field Artillery
Strand
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William Farngm
Mae
Colisel
Orihei
Vey Exapey
Frank Keenan
Enid Markey
Mary Miles Minter
Farnum
J. Warren Kerrigan
Paralta
Levy
Madison
Peter B. Kyne
Kerrigan
Stuart Webster
Cen
Tral Republic
Little Republic
Pathe
British War Pictures
Lloyd
Amile
Acheme
Marjorie Dan
Elate Ferguson
Henrik Sheen
Mine Ferguson
Nora
Maurice Tourneur
Herbert
Thorvald
Alexander Shannon
Krogstadt
Ivy Ward
Tulla Belle
Viola Dana
Nita
Manuel Lopez
Roga
California
Manuel
Pedro Lupo
Bob Armatrong
Buena Vista Ranch
Pedro
Bob
Herman Whitaker
Time
Pat Thomson
Sam
Haynes
March
Dawn
Firefly
Wallace Viz
Wurlitzer
Friml
Ldan
Iday
Billy Holliday
Star-Liberty News Weekly
Pike
London
Hughes
Charles A. Reynolds
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
U. S
League
Queen Anne Ave
Queen Anne
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