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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
10
The Star and Palace Hip theater wrap up the Greatest Moment contest. Today is the final day to mail essays and tomorrow the remaining entries will be published. Winners receive 20 and 10 dollars on November 4. complementary tickets await at the Palace box office.
City council to decide on the Denny Hil regrade after estimates from the city engineer. Condemnation costs total $800,000 with regrade work at $930,000 and sundry expenses pushing the total to $2,264,809 for the district bounded by Western and Dexter Aves University St Westlake and Highland Drive.
The naval auxiliary steamship Pyro, built at Bremerton two years ago, arrived in Seattle on Wednesday to load general supplies for U S Army HQ stations at San Francisco and Honolulu. Lt Cmdr Natle commands the transport berthed at Stacy 1 Port of Seattle.
A drunken street clash near First Ave and University St left John Treat from Fort Lawton badly beaten by sailors. Police halted the riot. Treat taken to city hospital for revival and care. He sustains severe head and body bruises.
Stren In Thomas Hince glosses the serial style with Skin Deep where a prison escape crook is rebuilt with a plastic surgeon’s knife and falls in love amid underworld retribution. Florence Vidor Marcela Manon and Milton Bille star in this and the air romance Under Two Flags at Liberty Cigarette.
Admiral Schley plans to sail south Friday gathering cargo in Puget Sound ports and British Columbia. The vessel, delayed from midnight Thursday, will leave for San Francisco then go south Friday morning with a full cargo and several passengers aboard.
Washington reports the United States aims to remain independent of the League of Nations while negotiations with the world court move toward potential American membership. Secretary Hughes seeks treaty authority from Congress and a League agreement on protocol changes before any signatory action.
Pacific Steamship officials say the H. F. Alexander will depart from San Francisco at 8 p.m. Saturdays instead of 5 p.m. under the new schedule to take effect at its next sailing on November 6. The voyage will arrive in Seattle at 11:30 a.m. Mondays.
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