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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1922
Page
3
At each meeting the King County Legislative Federation will discuss one proposed measure for the upcoming state legislature. Monday's discussion at the YWCA centered on the anticigarette measure.
Cynthia Grey prints letters from readers seeking social guidance. Topics cover lateness for appointments, famed depictions of St Cecilia, mildew removal, nervousness management, and advice to a college-age reader about fraternities and relationships. The column notes Grey’s office hours and invites further correspondence.
Marie Mosquini, a movie actress, was named co respondent in the divorce suit brought by Mrs. Hazel Alien Shaw of Raleigh North Carolina against her husband Sheldon Brinsley Shaw. The divorce was granted on statutory grounds. The plaintiff alleged the acts occurred in Los Angeles and Melbourne Australia.
The Star runs a Bureau of Missing Relatives column inviting reports to reunite separated families. Notices include Frank Sadar of Selleck Washington sought by Mrs. George Hetu. Alfred Matlock of Chicago seeking Wold family. Charles Ray Wilson sought by mother in Eldorado Kansas. Henry C Rivers seeking brother Martin Rivers in Spokane. William M Webster discharged from Fort Casey sought by mother in Dallas.
Mrs. Wthel Clark mother of Dorothy Clark Elms stage dancer sues film star Herbert Rawlinson in Los Angeles superior court for $60 000 alleging slander. The action stems from a dispute that arose some time ago and involves alleged defamatory remarks.
Mrs Clark seeks 200000 against Rawlinson alleging misconduct two years ago. District attorney’s office refused to file a complaint. Clark claims the actor made statements to disgrace her and hinder justice.
Tenders for the steel tug Petrel lying in Burrard Inlet and not needed by the Department of Public Works will be received until noon on Wednesday December 6, 1922. Inspect by applying to F H Shepherd, Superintendent of Beedgen, London palsing, for tender forms and full vessel description. Purchasing Commissioner of Canada Ottawa November 11 1922.
A physician endorses Port Olive as a powerful tonic blending rich cream olive oil and old port wine with medical agents. It purportedly restores exhausted systems, aids anemia and wasting diseases, increases weight and strength, and tones the body. Available at all druggists.
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