The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 2, 1920, Page 13

’ THURSDAY, DECEMRER 2, 19°. B HERE ARE POLLS FOR PORT VOTE: Election Will Be From 1 to 8 P. M. Only Polls will be open f 8 p. m. Saturday for * tion. p v1, 3—Store, 16, $6—Plumbing shop, Eighth and Me- as parti 226, 137, 125-—-#tore, 110 N wer 185, 132, 142—Ronidence at 1618 15 Polling places. wi!! umber in the « on November have been combined in coming eb Do you know Nive? Then to. place now and loa to vote. If you « preetnet you live 6000, ask for the c give them you wih tell you yo The following Places Saturday 1—Store r precin: | the 14th lthe story wt reea| 39—Residence at 67 4—Det_ Monte ation No 25, 14th NW iS Market 2402 W. 59th. | the best three Densmore. Fire station No. 9, N. 29th} 3815 Etm Th—-Garage, 315 Nickerson Seventh 38, §9—Residence at 317 Otympte pi. ihe $4—Real estate office, 2121 Fourth ‘eg Rac lt ae her shop, #17 Fifth ave NW 5, H—Geatecisnary store, 1603 Queen | Apne a: Cacao station Na 24, 97, seen Anne Dye Works, 519 Se Weatern Paper Goods Ca, 14¢1 Dex- Fifth are 2244 Bastiake ave lence at 2421 Boyleton. ith av sia 33th ave te eve Broadway. q 138, 126-—Goenite apt, i416 E Denny 125, 22%, 241-—Fire station No. 4 and B. Union 138, 129—-Fire station Ne 15, Minor Virginia, ' 143, 166-—Confectionary store, 1402 jew Pacific Apt, 119 Ving hotel, 1924 Seventh ave. Fire station No. aca 15%—Store, 10? Pina | 142-—Talior shop, 617 Union , 188, 112-—Library, Fourth and Med.) teon | 212—New court house, | mes. 4, 175—Residence at 1123 Marton Si, 182—Fire station 2, Terry ave. Alder st. . 198, 199—Furniture store, 149 Madison. —Fire, station Ne 22, 18th} Columbia ation No. 12, 32rd and) Union. | 195, 196, 197—Church, 2202 BH Cherry, | 201. 202, 211—City car barns, 1202 © Jefferson. | 204, 206—Lake View Pharmacy, 701 24th L840. 241— 4 22nd ave, 3rd and Yeater) ny "Tis Lcity sation, 994 Seventh ave. 6 | 920) Fire station Ne. 19, Maynard | ‘collins playfield, 18th ave. & 3—Piambing shop, 2209! n No. 1%, 14th & and settiem Mt. Baker 248, 239—Store at 271% Reacon ave Drug store, 4207 Rainier. Fire statior . ay 3, 244—Police substation, KR and Hudson N24—Parber shop, 5615 Rainier "thenw’ exes with the shells on, BAT, 248-—Store, 6623 Rainier Ad—Rrore. —Fire station No, 27, 13th 8 inlet Beach uel Co, 9234 4 corner Bist &. No. 33, 67th # and South Park playfield, Seventh §. and Sullivan. 259, 260, 261—eal estate office, Duwamish 263—Waiting y building 410-—Btore, corner 69th and Att. Fire station No. 29, Walker and room, West Seattio Fire station No. 22, 44th Furniture store, 17 6—Pamping fornia ave. 21h—Meal estate office Mighland Park ¢ ‘enderson w. $1 W. Spokane station 7111. Caltforn uch, Ninth We'll Say Sain Had Real Appetite WEST HAMMOND, IIl, Dec. 2. John Bongs in quite an eater, and he hired a hall the other day to prove it. Interested fellow citizens provid | ed the feed, At one sitting John got way with 27 feet of pork sausage, five pounds of raw beefsteak, three four dried herring and one gallon of home 2,000 pure-! There are more than Hours Saturday < gether with sugs Your Idea May Win Big Mone} 1 for good photop! the kir demar ays that will interest or exe! nd your neight at will w up into ¢ class sereen dramas are at “) ty sounder, more funda and t Hes in YOUR home 1 the forem st fm players realize that apped to get nuch material equired amoun , prominent motion pieture produce Los Angeles, with attle Star to conduct onal scenario which ever: is eligible, PRIZES AGUREG ATE $5,000 The $5,000 will be split as follows $2,500 FOR THE BEST SCENARIO OR FILM PLAY $1,500 FOR THE SECOND BEST Si,oe0 FOR THE IRD. That is why J. Parker r | IDEA | | eed his willingness to hase other meritorias ser aterial, suitable for his purpose, at + ranging from $400 upward. at's real tr a the 0 in alread row in Angele wt 1 be First ad upa Heat Send in your na age and present tion to the Contest Editor Star, This constitutes your registration in the competition SecondDe guided by the daily accounts in the Seattle Star, In this exclusively wi be to contestants to ie, riow must be dress, o Glaum, Read ely known sereen | | Detalla of the scenario content, # and tec help from the mov from day to day newapaper found advice everything of interest writers who wish to avail them selves of this epectal opportun ity Third—Study the type of roles most suitable to Poulse Glaum fer your stery must fit thie atar FourthMake your scenarios as brief as possible, They oe in any form in which you ch e Ww submit them. Advice jong this line will be given you thru this newrpaper day by day Pitth-No one is barred from this contest. Every one has an equal chance to win ow and » may sound for h finally becomes the finished pieture T t the form in the thing may e idea, rn which ented ve chance at t shall cle ha: lect the win nt competit $5,000 prizes is that you convey your theme ar >» the Judges who wil ers. Tho three best Seattle scenarios n be ted by competent local ker. These three photoplays and from other ci! n go for final prize winn Parker Read, Jr & motion pictur a How often have you said of a photep T could write a better one than that myself. weil, ere's your one big, alluring chance with a definite target t at and incalculable fame in addition if you! Relatives win. | ‘The Star Invites ite readers to une this It's Just as if you had gone per. | Gapartasene ae an aid in finding missing | sonally to J. Purker Read, Je. and said: I've a pippin of an idea for a photoplay I want to sell you.” And as if he replied: “All right; put It on paper and if the idea can be worked of persone mentioned in this cstamn as into & smashing picture to star Misq| Misties Gre requested alee to. ropert te! aum, I'll gladly give you $2,500 for| te repredece euch ieme ea tntereet | | thete commanitice. Parker Read,| Seattle police and sheriffs ¢ is saying in his scenario prise| were endeavor Thurs Miss Melinda Barnes, Ta And he's selected The Seattle Star| phone supervixor, mixsing for four in this town to reach the class of/ days She had been living at 913 § contestants he has most faith in as! Righth st., Tacoma ideal prod Th ducted simuitar corm contest, which t# being con aly here and in five other towns, ends January 1 Bureau of Missing Very “That's just what J Jr. offer, hips i "Why Not a Player Piano for Xmas? 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