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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
14
Advertisement notes that HEMASTERAL is not dispensed in bulk and requires Bounce sealed bottles sold for $1.00. It states to purchase at all druggists or have it sent postpaid to non druggist addresses upon receipt of price.
Isolde Menges, noted English violinist, will be the soloist for the first Symphony concert of the 1919 1920 season on November 7 at Meany Hall University of Washington. The Seattle Symphony Society at 448 Henry Building offers season tickets for 10 concerts. Nine Saturday evening popular concerts are also planned without season tickets.
A proposed ordinance by Chief Assistant Corporation Counsel Thomas J. L. Kennedy, requested by the board of theater censors, would ban advertising near theaters that contains untrue statements or material deemed obscene, immoral, violent, or morally corrupt. The board would hold authority to reject theater ads deemed to corrupt public morals.
Cardinal Mercier sent greetings to President Wilson from New York before sailing for Belgium. He expressed sympathy for Wilson’s illness and wished him a prompt recovery, noting his respectful regards and best wishes.
Eamonn de Valera president of the Irish republic arrives Monday evening November 11 and stays until Wednesday. A parade from the depot to the New Washington hotel will greet him. He speaks Wednesday night at the Arena under the joint auspices of the Central Labor Council and Irish American bodies.
TOKIO Oct 30 The Japanese government ratified the German peace treaty as the emperor signed after unanimous approval by the privy council. Japan becomes the fourth Allied power to ratify and pledged to set a definite time to return Shantung to Chinese sovereignty immediately after ratification.
Federal officers raided the Dugout offices, ejecting socialist writer Upton Sinclair amid the seizure of papers and letters. Editor Ridney KR. Flowers was not arrested.
Mrs Rose Boozer formerly of Seattle died in Portland on Sunday from injuries after leaping from a second story window in a lodging house. Companions A Meisner and Gaston Bchoon were arrested. Boozer previously escaped jail by disguising as another inmate and leaving with a Bible during a religious workers party.
Hulet M Wells and eight other political prisoners were moved from McNeil Island to Fort Leavenworth by order of Attorney General Palmer. Wells had sought habeas corpus relief while his release plans were being prepared. The eight included Morris Pasa Joe Pass and Bam Sadler, convicted for agitation against the draft before its passage.
President Wilson hosted King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium at the White House after a formal tea in which Mrs. Wilson acted as hostess. The royal couple spent about ten minutes chatting with the president, who remained abed.
Aboard the destroyer Suga sixteen sailors were killed in an explosion during a fleet review by the emperor in Tokyo Bay. One officer and four crewmen were injured lightly. Cast. Sasawa is named among the dead. The incident occurred as Japan’s fleet passed prior to the imperial spectacle.
Forty five quarts of Scotch whisky seized by police after a raid on Gue Johnson's room at 1529 Ninth Ave. Johnson was held as the raid exposed the stash stored in a vault at police headquarters.
C. E. Wheeler was arrested in San Francisco by government operatives acting on telegraphic instructions from Capt. Thelma B. Foster head of the secret service in Beattie. Wheeler allegedly posed as a secret service officer and ran up a car bill of 110.86 in Beattie and passed a worthless check in Tacoma before fleeing to California. He will be returned to Seattle.
The Palace Hip debut features Littl Jim the grizzly who skates dances wrestles and shimmies. The Stroud Trio with Violet Stroud perform sopes talk and toe dancing. a monologue by dack Polk and musical Shirley act with brass instruments. Allen and Jones perform coon songs. Aerial Eddy flies trapeze. Jane Grey stars in When My Ship Comes In on screen.
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