Realtors Shift On Hotel Plan
The Seattle Real Estate association backs a 2.5 million hotel project after reconsidering a prior resolution. Frank Waterhouse urges not to obstruct the hotel, while R J Huston objects to tax exempt property. A contract with Metropolitan Building Co. may be signed Wednesday. Roy Caruthers of the Waldorf Astoria is eyed to run the hotel.
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Seattle Real Estate Association
Frank Waterhouse
Chamber of Commerce
R. J. Huston
Metropolitan Building Company
President Waterhouse
Roy Caruthers
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Harding to Open Sessions with Greeting Letter
President Harding will open the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the List Division sessions with a letter of greetings and good wishes during their meeting here from August 15 to 20, per a letter from George B. Christian Jr. secretary to the president received at local headquarters.
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Harding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
George B. Christian, Jr
Restitution of Conjugal Rights Sought in Life Sentence Case
A Birmingham reader asks if law can compel her husband to return. The lawyer explains a decree could enforce conjugal rights, but notes her husband is serving a life sentence. The exchange reflects civil remedy concepts in marital disputes.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Movie Listings in Several Theaters with Notable Casts
Caitlin Cullen Landis and Pateruth Miller star in Watch Your Step. Frank Mayo shows in Out of Silent North at Columbia. Anita Stewart headlines The Woman He Married at Coliseum. Almea Rubens headlines Mind the Women at Strand. Hope Hampton stars in The Balt at Winter Garden. Fane Grey Desert Gold appears at Oaks. Colonta presents Dent Weite Letters with Lennareth Meghes.
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Linenty
Naeter Keaton
Cullen Landis
Pater Uth Miller
Movie Showings and Stars At Local Theaters This Week
The Columbia features Out of the Silent North with Frank Mayo and Jack Montgomery in Alaskan garb. The Winter Garden closes The Bait starring Hope Hampton, while Laberty shows Cops with Buster Keaton and Watch Your Step with Cullen Sandia. Strand presents Find the Woman with Alma Rubens and Don't Write Letters at the Colonial. Oak screens Desert Gold with Violet Mersereau and On the High Seas with Dorothy Dalton, plus a Nero racehorse nod.
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Buster Keaton
First National
Cullen Landis
Malotte
Larry Lemon
Silent North
Frank Mayo
Columbia
Northland
Laberty
Cullen Sandia
Albert Hay Malotte
Jolson
Alma Rubens
Strand
Tacoma Exhibits Planned for Regional Show at Bell Terminal
Tacoma manufacturers and retailers will be heavily represented at the Pacific Northwest Merchants Convention to be held at the Bell Terminal July 24 to 29. A. B. Galloway, general chairman, said nine local businessmen will solicit exhibits for the Seattle exposition. Seattle furniture makers will also display at Tacoma and Seattle shows during the same week, sponsored by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Exhibits will be grouped by sections for easy viewing by visiting merchants and the public, which will be admitted free. Ira Curry, executive secretary, announced the complete line of interests with offices at 206 First Ave. S.
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Tacoma
Bell Street Terminal
A. B. Galloway
Seattle
Washington Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Publc
Ira Curry
First Ave
DeMille Spends Far Above Average on Vision Scenes
Hollywood report says Cecil DeMille is spending 15000 dollars daily for vision scenes of Man Slaughter depicting splendor of Home with lavish production values and elaborate sets amid ongoing filming.
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Hollywood
Cecil DeMille
Strand to Feature Over the Border with Potter Compson
Betty Compson and Tom Moore lead the next Strand attraction Over the Border while Lois Wilson Theodore Roberts and W F P Carleton join Thomas Meigham in Our Leading Citizen. John M Stahl began as an extra at five dollars daily ten years ago and is now a producer. Ruth Clifford and Lewis Brtone join The Dangerous Age cast as first scenes are filmed. A daylight movie projection invention is being tested in New York.
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Betty Compson
Tom Moore
Lois Wilson
Theodore Roberts
W. F P. Carleton
Thomas Meigham
Paramount
John M. Stahl
New York
Digestive Ailment Advice Promoted for Indigestion Relief
A well known authority explains that nine out of ten indigestion cases stem from excess stomach acid. He warns of symptoms like gas heartburn and coated tongue and recommends taking purified magnesium carbonate after meals to neutralize acid. The ad asserts the product is safe effective and inexpensive.
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