Abas the Earwig Angers Queen Anne Residents
Queen Anne residents rally with a loud slogan to control the earwig pest. A meeting at the Queen Anne library Tuesday night will discuss plans to decimate and uproot the insect noted for damaging gardens.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1919
Page
2
Queen Anne residents rally with a loud slogan to control the earwig pest. A meeting at the Queen Anne library Tuesday night will discuss plans to decimate and uproot the insect noted for damaging gardens.
The Kaleteur Falls in British Guiana reportedly plunge a single leap of TA1 feet, stated as the world’s highest. Measurements vary and the figure remains uncertain.
In a serialized confession, a wife laments her husband Bob's cooling affection while a rescue mission for Katherine Miller accelerates. Morrison the detective coordinates reinforcements as Bob display s chivalry masks personal interest that unsettles the narrator. The tension between love and honor frames the cliffhanger.
Washington Nov four. Indefinite delay in action on the peace treaty is seen by some senators while others remain hopeful of a vote this session. Senator Borah doubts final action this session. Senator Hitchcock foresees action by mid November. Administration leaders share this view. Lodge and GOP leaders seek an early ratification vote, aiming to block a Democratic substitute if the resolution is defeated.
The new Pantages bill features a six woman sextette "A Study in Royal Blue" with diverse instruments and vocal selections. The Your Casting Campbells perform aerial stunts, Arthur Barrett returns with songs, Jessie Maker and Billy Redford present "The Girl and the God," and Oklahoma Tour offers Western style dancing. The Alexander Brothers and Evelyn showcase rubber-ball novelty, Bil Duncan advances the serial "Smashing Barriers" on screen.
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