Local builders advertise jobs and supplies in city listings
Lodging for workers and road work contracts offered in Go od L Center area north of city. Ads show carpenters to build houses, crews to clear roads, truck teams for gravel, plus numerous sales for lumber, paper routes, furniture, and used cars. Also included are real estate and poultry farm opportunities along with various services and trades.
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14Th Ave
N. EB
Rvie
Tle
Lara
J. Ré
Civil Service
Pike
Melrose
BK Williams
First Ave
Williams Cf
Rovig Lumber
Offic
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Five Bis Sa
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Ford
Capitol
Tarrlagits
Corner Seneca
Ash
Sundwall & Go
West
Meyerattacher Son Oood
Gameras
Camera Exchange
Ata Sid
Mt Bundateyard
Seeficr CO
Rainier
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E. Pike
Summit
East
Broadway
Soruto Co
E. Pine
Gale—Auto
Venema
Foster
Heart of City
Live Spring
Wilcott
Seattle-Tacoma
Burke & Farrar, Inc
VAN
Des. Moines Highline
Meadowdale
Sound
Bellevue
Wight
Charles Somers Company
Alaska
Geariee Somers Company
2-AG
Big Lake
HM. C. Peters
Third Ave
Skagit County
H. C. Peters
Excluded Vets May Get Bonus
The state supreme court granted rehearing to allow World War I veterans who enlisted before U S entry to bonuses in the state. Veterans advocates hailed the decision as magnanimous with the court seeking to do its best. The rehearing is set for the January term.
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United States
State Supreme Court
Philip Tworoger
Tworoger
Stephen J. Chadwick, Jr
EB. D. Colvin
American Legion
Community Chest Budget Decreased in Seattle
Budget committee reports a cut in the Seattle Community Chest fund from 1 086 269 76 to 744 810 with 644 810 plus a 100 000 emergency fund deemed sufficient for 46 organizations. No salaries will be paid to workers who were not paid last year.
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Seattle
Camera Exhibition Opens Here Tuesday
Frederick and Nelsons second annual exhibition of pictorial photography opens Tuesday morning. The show features images by top camera men from across the United States and represents nearly every state. Early indications say it will surpass all previous Northwest displays and is regarded by national journals as a premier photographic salon.
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Frederick & Nelson
Northwest
America
Spirits Roar at Halloween Ball Concerted Oddities
Spectators at the Artists Halloween ball saw revelry with cats, spooks and witches as attendees wore outrageous outfits made from curtains robes and mats. A few guests, including a Ku Klux Krew member in a mock amock, mingled amid the colorful mayhem.
Bible Conference Holds Two Daily Sessions at First Presbyterian
The Bible conference continues at First Presbyterian Church with two daily sessions scheduled for 2:45 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Headline speakers and topics are announced for the ongoing religious gathering.
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The
Bible Conference
First Presbyterian Church
Aphrodite Delights Metropolitans With Sensuous Greek Tale
Glowing review of Aphrodite, a Comstock and Gest spectacle at the Metropolitan theatre. Demetrios the sculptor loves Chrysis, tests his loyalty with three gifts, and a dream revelation of Aphrodite leads to remorse. Ballet by Fokine and vivid pageants, including the Road to the House of Bacchus, captivate the audience amid lavish color and decadent pageantry. Performances run nightly with matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
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Glenn Hughes
Alexandria
Aphrodite
Metropolitan Theatre
Jean
Pierre Louys
Vrondale
Hazelton
Demetrion
B. C
Chrysis
Galilee
Chrysia
Demetrios
Galilean
Michel Fokine
Clever Drama at Wilkes Theater Delights Local Cast
A stock company at Wilkes theater delivers a satisfying version of The Sign on the Door by Channing Pollock. Strong performances by Adele Blood and Thomas Chatterton, with Forrest Taylor as Don Juan, elevate the production under John H. Elliott's direction.
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Wilkes Theatre
Channing Pollock
Seattle
Marjorie Rambeau
New York
Frank Devereaux
Ann Hanniwell
Altho
Adele Brood
Miss Blood
Thomas Chatterton
Lafe Regan
Forrest Taylor
Don Juan
Howard Russell
Hugh
Arthur Belasco
Ferguson
John Nickerson
Earl Moore
Anne Berryman
Emily Pinter
John H. Elliott
Arthur Driscoll
Billy Jensen
G. H
Palace Hip All Star Show Delights Loew’s Palace
The Loew's Palace Hip attraction combines comedy and melody drawing strong crowds. Monté and Patti opened with a clarinet and piano serenade and original songs. Larry Gordon and Florence Jolyce perform a comedy playlet “A Tyranny of Bliss” to hearty laughter. Luciana Lucca impresses with a double voiced vocal performance.
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Loew's Palace
Monté
Patti
Larry Gordon
Florence Jolyce
Lucciana Lucca
Burglar Foiled by Wagering Firemen on Scene
In Tacoma on October 31 a burglar raided Mrs. Fulkerson's home while two firemen debated whether the intruder was a thief. They hesitated, then watched as the man entered and fled with jewelry worth 150 dollars and silverware. a mink coat valued at 500 dollars was left behind.
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Tacoma
Fulkerson
Milton la Gaana
Weat
Weert
All’s Fair in Love shines with May Colling at center
Sam Dura and Mickey Feeley deliver clever acts blending comedy with daring spins and balances. May Colling stars in the feature photoplay All's Fair in Love, delivering a standout performance that anchors the show.
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Sam Dura
Mickey Feeley
May Colling
Children Shine at Moore Show With Diverse Acts
The local program at Moore featured Jane and Katherine Lee in a lively number followed by Billy Arkingtop and a trio providing steady humor. Ollie Young and April staged a surprise act, Willie Ebs ventriloquism, West Avery and Dennie O Neil in blackface, Ed Morton singing, and Kara the juggler drew applause. A balanced bill of films and orchestral pieces complemented the night.
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Jane
Katherine Lee
Téerlé
Billy Arkingtop
Eccentrig
Ollie Young
April
Willie Ebs
West Avery
Dennie O'Neil
Ed Morton
Kara
Newsboys Enjoy Palace Hip Show Hosted by Joe Muller
Palace Hip manager Joe Muller hosted 300 Star news carriers last Friday night. The kids enjoyed the performance, calling it a hit and saying they fairly ate it up. Muller is a strong friend to all the newsboys, hosting them as guests at the theater many times during the season.
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Joe Muller
Palace Hip
Star News
Mr. Muller
Bicycle Club Plans Theatre Party at Colonial
Rudy Lindgren a prominent figure in youth athletics has arranged an theatre party for the Greater Seattle Bicycle club. Members meet at 604 Stewart street at 7 p.m. tonight before proceeding to the Colonial for the event.
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Rudy Lindgren
Greater Seattle
Won't Let Bouck Use Grange Name
A temporary injunction restraining William Bouck and his associates from using the Washington State Grange name for propaganda hostile to the National Grange was granted by Judge J. T. Ronald in superior court. William B. Hoskinson, 62, former resident, is dead. A widow and two sons survive. funeral plans not announced.
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Bouck
William Bouck
Washington State
National Grange
J. T. Ronald
Superior Court
W. B. Hoskinson
William B. Hoskinson
Hoskinson
What the World Wants Is Love Sermon Claim
Reverend J D O Powers of the People's church told his congregation on Sunday that love is what the world desires, framing the message as a core spiritual principle.
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J. D. O. Powers
the People’s Church
Bremerton Sees Record Vote in Municipal Primary
Bremerton votes in a special municipal primary to select a mayor and two commissioners amid three defined tickets the ins harmony and outs. The field narrows to six for the final November 14 election with one mayor and two commissioners to be eliminated today.
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Bremerton
Ins
Harmony
Marion Garland
Kate A. Lavender
A. Harrigal
Thomas Stevenson
B. F. Harrison
H. H. Basler
R J. McCall
J. W. Rickart
T. O. Buffington
Educators at Washington Education Association Convention
Seattle teachers returned from the Washington Educational Association’s 35th convention in Bellingham. A single dispute arose when a state board of education discussion was before the house. State superintendent Mrs. Josephine Corliss Preston reportedly rose but was not recognized, then left the room. Parents will be instructed on the thirty ten plan of school taxation before the next election.
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Seattle
Washington Faucational Association
Bellingham
Board of Education
Josephine Corliss Preston
Ralph W. Swetman
Preston
Swetman
Demand for Lumber Still on Increase
The American Lumber reports rising demand across the industry with West, South and Northern states booming. Hardwood markets improve while stock supply may be insufficient for the trade this week due to diminished inventories.
Bible Fallibility Noted By Dr Hawkins
Dr Hawkins asserts the Bible is fallible and not to be read as church doctrine. He says there is only one way to study it, viewing it as a record of a historical process.
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Peress
Modern
Equipris Butler School OF
Taft
Elliott
Christine Ne Sparatt
Bnoqualiie Valley
Toit
Wash
A. Wilfeixsen
Hawkins
Seattle Still Is Healthiest City in America
Seattle remains named America’s healthiest city with a 1920 death rate of 10.75 per 1000. Fortson-Thygesen Auxiliary of the United States Spanish War Veterans will hold a Halloween bell event Wednesday night at Fraternal Brotherhood Hall Fremont to raise funds for the auxiliary.
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America
Fortson-Thygesen Auxiliary
United States
Fraternal Brotherhood Hall
Fremont
Auxiliary
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