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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
9
Seattle has reached its quota for the Citizens military training camp opening at Camp Lewis on July 6. Captain Jefferson M. Stewart says applications may continue through Wednesday and unused spots may be offered to others next year. The one month camp targets men aged 16 to 35.
Mrs J L Cockrill and her husband drove from Eureka Nevada to Grand Junction for a local shoewaker to fit her, spending about 250 dollars on the trip and the shoes.
Albany N Y June 30 Nolen eney is hrown violators of the prohibition law in Greene county. Mendal Pollak proprietor of a hotel near Catskill was fined 400 for selling a grass of hard cider two other men were fined 200 each for selling liquor. They pleaded guilty.
Mary Pickford will award pieces of her wardrobe from Thru the Back Door to Seattle girls who imitate her on camera at the Winter Garden. Contest starts next Tuesday at 10 30 am with prizes for best impersonations as the film continues to play.
Washington June 20 Ernest Tl Lewis newest member of the Interstate Commerce Commission brings a background in printing journalism and public utilities governance. He started as a printer devil in Anderson Indiana and moved through gas company development in Indianapolis and study trips to Australia India Manchuria and Korea before serving as Indiana public service chairman and finally joining the ICC. Lewis associates say Lewis knows his job.
Mrs. Adelaide Durant filed a suit in Oakland alleging extreme cruelty causing mental and physical pain. R. Clifford Durant, a millionaire auto racing driver, said he will not contest the case.
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