The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1918, Page 5

*STAR—FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1918) PAGE 5 HURLEY DRAWS "ie BeAUTies HELD up! can‘ SCOTTIS IDEAL {Gnitea Pros > ROSY PICTURE | GET OVER BRIDGE TO CAMP!” ARMY WRITER! Summary of A ‘ ' U. S. Will Have Vast Op- sie su ruined me ma aoe | ee stotention camp white Believes in Telling — the War Events She Rhodes Co. | Kodaks---Films and Supplies} u and portunity for Trade Washington \ ‘ . “Why” of Rules After War ‘ , ‘Gee | ta tne et : = BEMICAGO. 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