The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1923, Page 16

THE SEATTLE STAR THE SEATTLE THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. HARDING Will Honor Us by Their Presence on Friday, July 27th The President’s Program Will Include: A review of the fleet in Elliott bay from the deck of the transport Henderson at 9:30 A. M. A street parade at 10:30 A. M. He will visit the school children of the city assembled at Volunteer Park at 11:30 A. M., and will visit the Elks’ Club boys’ picnic at Woodland Park at noon, where he will administer pledge to flag and country to assem- bled thousands of boys. He will be present at a luncheon tendered in his honor by the Seattle Press Club at 1:30 P. M. He will deliver his keynote speech on Alaska at the University of Washington Stadium at 4 P.M. Seating accommodations have been provided for forty thousand and amplifiers will be installed, which will insure per- fect hearing of the address by all in attendance. —OF THE— UNITED STATES NAVY Will be assembled in Elliott bay. “The Greatest Armada of American Fight- ing Craft” ever assembled at any one time in any sea. Capital ships, cruisers, auxiliary craft and airships. This fleet will pass in review before President Harding, who will be abo the U. S. S. Henderson, 10 a. m,, July 27. ss 4 oe the week the yessels will be open for inspection to the general public, \] TNE During Which Time a Program of Vital Im Entertainment Will Be P Than Ever Attempte Automobile Tourists The Seattle Auto Tourist Camp Ground at Woodland Park is one of the most modern on the Pacific Coast, and is filled with conveniences for the tourists. It has ample accommodations and is i ee conveniently The Publication of This Invitation Is Made Possible Through the Kindness of The Puget Sound Power & Light Co. Wm. L. Hughson Company The Crescent Manufacturing Company Pacific Telephone Company THE PAGEANT “AMERICANUS” A Drama of Pure Patriotism To be produced for six consecutive nights at the Uni- versity of Washington Stadium, commencing July 28rd. Ten thousand actors and singers, $250,000.00 investure of scenery and costumes, a reproduction upon a gigantic scale of the great epoch-making events of American History. Professor E. S. Meany and Montgomery Lynch, co- authors. Pageant starts at 8 o’clock each night. Admission at popular prices from $2.00 to 75c. Seats are to be had and reserved for any performance at 407 Union street, Seattle. = THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST MERCHANTS EXPOSITION An exhibition of the merchandise manufactured and distributed in the Pacific Northwest, BELL STREET TERMINAL of the Seattle Port Com- mission, six days, JULY 23 to JULY 28. 4 Over three hundred and fifty different exhibits assembled under one roof and on one floor of a most commodious structure. Entertainment ADMISSION FREE The whole public is invited to attend and a special invitation is extend- ed to merchants and buyers of merchandise and their wives from out of the city. Music Seattle Hotels Have Ample Accommodations for ALL Visitors Seattle is the sixth city in the United States in hotel accommoda- tions, with a total capacity of over twelve thousand rooms, The Seattle hotel men pledge themselves to see that you find ample accommodations. Seattle restaurants are reasonably priced, serve ex- cellent food and have ample accommodations.