The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1921, Page 2

SHE SE TLE STAR MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1921 Bont Upsets, Richt MORE CHARGES Norman Wianchard, Jr, aged 9, fintshed third in the cathboat race held by the Beattle Yacht club Mat a ea EVERY MAN, WOMAN i ci stencicic | INSTOKESCASE ay CHILD IN SEATTLI rain moae oe oun ow" Should See This Wonderful Photoplay NOW ishing line ahead of five other whone crew con. 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Jentzer, department of A Hawalian quartet, also on the| Justice operative, who left the gov NEVER BEFORE HAS A PHOTOPLAY BEEN RECEIVED WITH SUCH ENTHUSIASM BY YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE Hula-H Hula Music at bg royecondh: lod Millionaires’ Club) ts° consect’ his wites, The Millionaires’ elub, the popu- “Jack” De Saulle —on purchase | of furniture first weekly amounting to payment payment $50— $5— $1— $75— $7.50 $1.50 $100— $10— $2— $125— sale: 1,000 new lamps AT BIG REDUCTIONS— silk shade rae ; eo story Mee l A = this sale $9.85 . " Ment soon after the murder, but —certain unexpected conditions made it regular price $15 that he had, held several confer weekly payment unemployed list, are tickling thelf/ernment service to serve Stokes as| steel guitars for thelr meals, The|a private detective for several olub, at 08 Mi , haw need of being cross-examined | more magax alleged to have ~|found in the Stokes home after the 5 ) principals separated and which he , \5 testified fitted the door of an apart | ment formerly occupied by Edgar T Wallace, one of the corespondents. | The witness volunteered the tn-| formation that had tried the Keys on &@ house at 67th at. and Fifth ave, last summer, | “Who lived there?” he was asked “Well, the house used to pled by Jack De Baulles,” he re- plied, It wan also brought out that Jent wer, acting for Stokes, sought to connect Mra. Stokes with Joseph B. 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STRI KE worked for Btokes, seeking evidence ery, blue, | —lamps of rich color, rare beauty and Talk He, reentered” government Bt U a iM 0 U SE) yours here waiting Attempts Suicide $e After an ineffectual attempt to end | Broadvent, 45, a terrace pameneer Glad News Cabled NEW YORK —President Harding - |from San Francisco, was tn county | “There's no getting away from it, | Sait here Monday. Ten minutes after! Grace, Bert ts « dear. TH #87 | Broadbent Jumped the fennel there aren't many husbands tke rounded Jefferson he was him. Just think of ft; alone and | rescued by the crew In a lifeboat, He unaided, and without the slightest bos « brother * living In Morton, | |hint from me, he told me he was Wash. |molng to get me a new cont next) - th. He's saving up for it now. | ® 40 you thing of that? | ot so much. other to save and walt till next| jean slegrams from Lin Bun, speaker to open first submarine telephone cable, from United States to Cuba, Monday night. PORTLAND, Ore. — to Seattle Chinese} Word of the election of Dr. Sun at Sen as prevident of the Chinese republic, was recelved tn Seattle by | the Chinese nationalist party in two Fee inches longest way around laid by a hen owned by 8. G. Simon, Gales nine of the senate of the Chinese re publte. One cablegram read: | month? jcoat, when you can enjoy a full Now's the time to get a season's wear, Cherry's have won dertul clothes which they nell on credit, at prices no higher than the cash stores, Tell that to Bert and you'll get your coat right that he can get a sult and overcoat Why should he | “Parliament in Canton yesterday elected Dr. Sun Yat Sen president of |republic of China. Please send {cablegram of congratulations to Can- ton immediately, “MA 800, “Woolworth Bidg., New York.” Dr. Bun Yat Sen was the first preaident of the Chinese republic. 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