Smyrna Fire Rescue Overseen by U S Navy Leader
Capt Arthur J Hepburn, chief of staff to Rear Admiral Bristol and American high commander at Constantinople, oversaw the evacuation of Americans fleeing the Smyrna flames.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
2
Capt Arthur J Hepburn, chief of staff to Rear Admiral Bristol and American high commander at Constantinople, oversaw the evacuation of Americans fleeing the Smyrna flames.
Thursday Cham ber of Commerce campaign adds 36 new members including Dr J K Appleby dentist 1003 Cobb building A J Barash Seattle Hotel News W C Bell Bell Lumber Co and others across various professions firms and services in the city.
Admiral J A Hoogewerff says naval radio stations at Cordova Ketchikan St Pauls Island Sitka and compass stations will be kept near full complement Dutch Marbor Seward will have sufficient men Kodiak and Juneau require more operators due to larger scope Chamber of Commerce and Alaska groups pressed for maintained radio service amid possible Navy cuts from Washington D C threatening Alaska radio coverage
Edward Cloney a traffic superintendent was obliged to pay for damage caused by his wife while she was confined in an asylum for the insane.
Fleeing from Smyrna, A. K. Jennings of Cleveland New York arrives in Athens confirming the YMCA building survived the blaze that devastated Smyrna and declaring safe arrival.
A guardianship ad litem has been appointed for Ralph Sims, 15, to file a suit in superior court seeking 60,276 against Beattie school district No. 1 for injuries from a July 1920 fall from Franklin high school's third floor into an elevator shaft. The case, one of the area’s largest personal injury actions, was first intimated Thursday. attorney Pennock noted no prior claim had been filed. The Sims family resides at 5024 424 Ave. 8.
Countess Elizabeth Karageorgevitch, cousin of the king of Jugoslavia, was attacked by her dog at an Athens hotel. She sustained injuries described as badly imp worsened condition reported from the scene. The incident occurred during a stay in the Greek capital.
Two women discuss Ednas new fall suit and the flattering change in her appearance. They note skirt length and fashion trends, envy, and the possibility of affordable payments at Cherry's at 1015 Second Ave in the Rialto building, over the Pig and Whistle.
A reclamation from an old advert shows a quick hair solution using plain liquid silmerine applied with a toothbrush before styling. The method promises lasting, natural looking waves without damage, claiming three hours suffice for manageable, healthier hair compared to a curling iron or waving tron.
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