The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1922, Page 8

FRIDAY, JULY 7, 122. THE SEATTLE STAR | N WHAT 1 THIS IN HISTORY? ) RUM ARRESTS IN TENT MEET L WHAT = SEATTLE HOTEL Concerts | Three to Be Held Sunday ill Me Boy || Adams’ Band at Woodland | To Hear Reports From Wee | Grill Manager and Bell Boy lams’ Band a ndlan } Coyle and Evans | we King §. SPECIAL Released on Bail Wagner's at Volunteer American Legion at Alii W. H. Chatman mpananey” of te VOLUNTES | 1 on Wagner's Ban 4 " Members of the Gist Division ans | B clation will meet in the council eham: | ber at the county.city building Mon day at 6:20 p.m. to hear reports from W. J. Coyle, president of the aenoclation, and DeWitt M. Evans, chairman of on their r jin the int held here getting an order liquor filled by ing to ant are holding one Printed madras bp ae sibeitien and $11 in marked mone and crepes, fine Great interest in the reunion te be . quality pereale, ing shown thruout California, said striped and fig- henge sig — pl Seg BUDDHIST SERVICES Wier Spangled hannet ured effects; col- planning a massed invasion of Meat TO BE CONTINUED IN WOODLAND PARK ors guaranteed. August 19 A 2 SEATTLE IN ENGLISH Buddhist services in English will be conducted at 4 p. m. Bun day at the Buddhist mixsion, 1620 Main st, by Rev. Dr. A. Brod beck, w preach on ‘Basen tials of fom.” the » which hax been established very recently, is open to the public Buddhist Sunday school will be conducted in English at 11 a.m. |) "iale~"War Bpanwied Banner by Mra, Catherine Dennis. ALKI BEACH American Legion — the reception committee that met or - . ; ' 4 ude ; ARRIED AGAIN | searen—“Ootocany’ af aks |portea that hundreds of former 915 | Know anything about American history? Then pitch in} AFTER 26 YEARS Special $ 1 IS 3 for $3.25 the vist arranged train to bring the ist divi from the Golden Gate city Mayor! James Rolph, Jr, the one and only ary momber of the an#ociation, epted Mayor Brown's invita be In Seattle during the re jared his intention cial train with Miabat Mater”) Mr. % Hextet from “Lucia dt Lammermoor LK Heavy woven Madras — : rts: e » Pre, NECKWEAR Shirts; extra fine percal $1 Vatue; 65c with maori to $1.85 ecm Special match, Special... Browning King & Co. 2nd at University St., Seattle men were coming to Seattle from! and show how accurately you can link up the above picture) CHICAGO—James Henry and hie | “Hnt \ | Southern California and from the Ban |”, ” ‘ |wife, after living apart 26 years, de-jora ¢ [Juaquin valley cition | with some historical event Jn America. cided they made « mistake and were Me ——— ive - Col. B. ¥. Smith. commanding offt:| The picture is the 15th of a series of 24 which will be remarriea cer at the Presidio of San Franciace, -Swal ghs > rinted in The Star in the form of puzzles. Watch for them) Death has announced t all officers and | Prin . ! ; lows Pebbles, . |Cou Food Particle| jman under bis command who served daily, and when the entire 24 have been printed and you) yi Now He Can t Swim | 3 8 a * py | Seay tue thee: Weupveas purpo have made your guesses, send your answers to the History ee nc wernas Bes ia Ay in his throat |'@4ing the reunion here, Ettorts| Puzzle Editor, Seattle Star, Seattle, Wash. | BUSINESS 18 GOOD 100% Leather SHOES $500 AND LESS Russia was the first country in the | — a ~ world to employ wood paving for| If you value your watch, let Haynes streets. repair it x Liberty theater,—Adv. are being made to h this privi foo, ewnliowed three pebbles. | caured Tomaso Pannero to cough to// 7 (Lie mun ko have tnt me ‘s A prize of $5 will be — for the set of epigdes seo he can't float in the water Heath: wf all of the army posts in the nearly correct. And five prizes of $1 each will be given for a | COrp® area, according to word re iv leeived by Director s& hmits from Heo. the five next best. jratary Hera at San Francisco | Get in the game! It’s fun. Canadian Pacific “PRINCESS” STEAMSHIPS Leave Seattle Daily, COLMAN DOCK, Foot of Marion Strery “DOPING” THE WEATHER The weather ts just like a horse race. Nobody knows, for a cer- tainty, how it's going to come out-—but Xou can get somewhere by studying “past performances,” or “the dope.” If you're interested, you ought to read “The Weather of | Valentino Drives | on the Wrong Side LO8 ANGELES, July 7.—-Rodolph Valentine, dashing film hero, who recently drove down the wrong side NEW SHOW SATURDAY FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN of the mafrimonial highway, today PHIL ADAMS FOR VICTORIA and VANCO! vee, | B.C, 9 A. M. Western Washington.” by M. EB. McCollam, agronomist, It gives had warning from police to be care ‘The Day Boat Daily at. % teseed & summary of weather conditions for the last 32 years and is ful & FOR VANCOUVER, B. c, Direct, 11:30 P | something that every farmer In this section ought to keep. Valentino wan brought to the Hol The Night Boat Daily at... .- 0.0... 66.006 ° je The article is printed in the iM ily Bulletin of the w entern lywood police station last night by a Washington Experiment Station rangement, readers of The letin simply by filling out the foll GIRLS “A Syncopated Musical Bouquet"; Two Men, Four Girls OTHER VAUDEVILLE traffic officer, who maid the star was driving on the left hand side of the wireet You ought to study the laws of America.” said the dewk sergeant and fave Valentino « copy of the traffic regulations Eyes Examined Free Throw away your cement bi- focais, We have made it possihie for you to wear toric. bifocals, ground in one piece, including the highest quality frame, for— Summer Tourist Fares to Kastern points on sale from May 26th to August Mist. 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