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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1922

Page

8

Elsie Janis to Open Week at Metropolitan Palace

Elsie Janis and Her Gang plan a week at the Metropolitan starting Sunday with a revue linking war memories and postwar experiences. She heads the production with 20 to 30 soldier-actors and 12 plus leading ladies, plus music and book by Janis herself. The Love Nest tops the Pantages bill with The Sweetheart of The Dance and Schichtl's Royal Marionettes among attractions.

Elsie Janis Metropolitan Miss Janis Doughboys France Little Comedienne Mimic Pantages William Brandell Jack West West Clyde Kerr Margaret Cameron Mile. Rhea Joseph Mach, Jr Leslie Kirk Schichtl Britt Wood Seattle Cole Johnson Pettit Glenn Goff Sunbeam Follies Palace Hip Ackerman & Harris Bert Lewis

Woman Rescues Warships Sure Assaulted Japanese Worker

Five young bandits assaulted Muraki Muraki 37 a Star garage employee near Borenave and Olive streets Friday night. A woman witness Mrs June Oaken screamed for help drawing police. Muraki was beaten and left injured as officers arrived after the assailants fled. He was taken to city hospital for treatment.

Muralani Star Garage Borenave Olive St June Oaken Murakami Muraki City Hospital

Fleet of battleships to visit Elliott Bay for Fourth of July

The California, Tennessee, Idaho, Arizona and Pennsylvania will arrive in Elliott Bay on the morning of July 1 and stay through Independence Day. Rear Admiral B F Hutchinson confirms the ships' arrival and will lead the fleet during the celebration. The Seaforth Highlanders of Vancouver will attend to defend their bagpipe title.

California Tennessee Idaho Arizona Pennsylvania Elliott Bay Chamber of Commerce B. FF. Hutchinson Tind Seaforth Highlanders Vancouver B. C

Land confiscation suit over Japanese land holdings near Seattle

The Western America Health Co. and the Enterprise Investment Co. face confiscation under anti alien land laws for allegedly aiding Japanese interests in taking a five acre tract two miles north of Seattle on the Bothell highway. Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas has filed the fourth such suit, with Deputy Colvin noting the firms mainly dealt in lands leased to Japanese. Walter A. Keene and Ernest Keene are listed as incorporators.

Ilegally Western America Health Co Enterprine Investment Co Beattie J. T. Kusumi 8. Hayashi Seattle Bothell Malcolm Douglas EB. D. Colvin Western America Realty Co The Enterprise Investment Co Walter A. Keene Ernest Keene

Chinese and White Bride Plead Guilty

Sam Lee, identified as Chinese, and his white bride pleaded guilty to evading state marriage laws and were sentenced to six months in county jail with the sentence suspended. The plea was entered in Auburn California where the couple had married at sea to bypass racial restrictions.

Auburn Cal Sam Lee

A Whirl of Grace and Piano Diversion at Vaudeville

Roller Akatere and Roy Mack with Peasy Brantley present A Whirl of Grace. Skating comedy and clever skatedancing headline the act. Reeder Arm strong feature two grand pianos in Piano Diversion. Grew and Pates headline Ha Ha Ha humor playlet. Viola Dana stars in Seeing's Believing as a flapper in a jail romance.

Roller Akatere Roy Mack Peasy Brantley Reeder Armstrong Grew Pates Eaid Viola Dana

Births and Marriage Notices in Vital Statistics Column

Scollard Leo twins a boy and a girl Teukata Kinase girl Collello Lawrence boy Savage Lewis boy Hoyd Harold pee Hurke Michael y Noyta Pred ot Hillman Re Wahiquiat atasae girl MARRIAGE LICENSES Name and Residence Iain John HB Kenne Amksa See Tiny Rhoda Auburn Huff Henry Beattie Scott Ruth Winnifred Se Tupper William Seattle Htubyke Della Seattle Lundberg Walter Seattle Wahibitech Marie J Scatt Niepert Jacob Beattle Paulson Olive Beattle Watson Robert A Seattle Hollister Helen V SBeatt Friedman Joseph Bren Laschbin Barah Seattle Jones Howard G Bremer Francia Annie EB Seattle Whiteher William W Le Hope Cecil V Beattie Winkler Guy 8B Wenatehe Fletcher Mary Ellen Beat ftoytler Harry Heattie Duffy Mildred Seattle Guthrie William Seattle McAllister Annie Beattie Moore Thomas J Seattle Hanley Mary Seattle Ringstad Myron H Scott Proctos Eather Beattie Russell Thomas Kent Edmunds Lucy Fall City Griffin Joseph T Beattie O Leary Margaret Beattle DIVORCES GA/NTED Jackson Anatice from Capt. Robert Womble Beatrice from Darrell Mussell Mamie B from Fred B Anderson Victoria from Fred A Robinson Edward from Mildred Deaths mal egal weal 34 23 24 33 in ieee eee le Legal Legal At a weeee

Iain John HB Kenne Tiny Rhoda Auburn Huff Henry Beattie Scott Ruth Winnifred Tupper William Seattle Htubyke Della Lundberg Walter Wahibitech Marie J Scatt Niepert Jacob Beattle Paulson Olive Beattle Watson Robert A Hollister Helen V Friedman Joseph Mary Ringstad Myron H Scott Proctos Eather Russell Thomas Kent Edmunds Lucy Fall City Griffin Joseph T Beattie O'Leary Margaret Jackson Anatice Capt Robert Womble Beatrice Darrell K. Mussell Mamie B Fred B. Anderson Victoria Fred A Robinson Edward Mildred

Local notices list several age entries

The fragment shows names with ages including Oliver W Pisher 79, Clifford L Jones 36, Craton Heekman 58, Mary Koks 62, Martin Jeance 65, James Van Hooee 64, and Eliza Jane Richardson listed as 00 years.

Pisher Oliver W Jones Clifford L Heekman Craton Koks Mary Jeance Martin van Hooee James Richardson Eliza Jane

Mother of Tonopah Mrs Butler Dies in Sacramento

Mrs James L Butler known as the mother of Tonopah died in Sacramento at age 60. She helped found Mizpah lodge, shaping Tonopah’s early mining era. The obituary notes her role in establishing the Fu Ty camp and her long battle with morphine.

Tonopah James Ll. Butler Sacramento

Prohibition Debate Rages Over Drinking Aboard Ships

The letter debate centers on whether U S ships may sell liquor beyond the three mile limit. Adolphus Nuach denounces it as bootlegging while A D Lasker argues ships must compete with foreign sellers. Milly Bunday touts prohibition as a boon to business amid national sentiment.

United States Adolphus Nuach Et Louis Harding A. D. Lasker Shipping Board Milly Bunday Evangelist Joh Barleycorn

B. C. Band Wins Floral Parade Prize at Portland Festival

Portland reports Van couver TB C floral float and police fire band won first prize in the out-of-town division of the city’s flower festival parade. The event occurred yesterday afternoon with the Vancouver unit receiving top honors for its entry.

Portland Vancouver TB. C

McCormick Gland Surgery Denial Cleared by Doctor

CHICAGO June 24 Dr Victor D Lespinasse a noted gland physician today stated that he used no part of another man's body in a recent operation on Harold F McCormick The physician refused to reveal the operation details as the patient was unaware of them McCormick remained in the hospital and reports of plans to leave for Europe were denied

Chicago Victor D. Lespinasse Harold F. McCormick McCormick Europe

Sell 3 Steamers for Coast Trade

Three Lake light steamers have been purchased from the shipping board by Fred J. Gauntrett of Washington DC and will be used in a triangular lumber trade service along the Pacific coast linking Seattle the Hawaiian Islands and San Francisco. Two of the ships are being converted into oil burners at Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock.

Washington The Shipping Board Fred J. Gauntrett Washington, D. C Pacific Seattle Hawaiian Islands San Francisco Newport News Shipbuilding & Drydock Company

Pedestrian Struck by Auto on 12th Avenue

Arthur Reid of Rainier hotel was hit while loading a truck at 1401 12th Ave on Thursday. He suffered a deep cut to the left arm and other bruises.

Probe targets grain warehouses in four counties

A complaint filed by the department of public works in Olympia alleges unreasonable and discriminatory rules by grain warehouse owners in Walla Walla Asotin Columbia counties. The agency demands detailed three year reports, engineer validation, and a formal hearing, with any changes to take effect for the 1922 season.

Olympia Walla Walla Field Asotin Columbia Ment Public Works

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