The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1923, Page 16

PRESIDENT AND MRS. HARDIN Will Arrive in Elliott Bay Aboard the Transport Henderson on the Morning of Friday, July 27th The President will review the assembled Fleet of the United States Navy at 10:30 a. m. This extraor- dinary sight can be witnessed to advantage from innumerable locations on the high points of the city surrounding the waterfront. At 11:30 a. m. he will visit the school children assembled in his honor at Volunteer Park. At 12:00 o'clock he will administer the pledge to the Flag and Country to the thousands of boys in attendance upon the “Big Brothers’” picnic given by the Seattle Elks. At 1:30 p.m. he will meet the newspaper men of the Pacific Northwest at a luncheon in his honor given by the Seattle Press Club. At 4:00 p. m. the President will deliver his key- note speech on Alaska at the University of Wash- ington stadium, where seats have been provided for forty thousand and amplifier installed which will permit perfect hearing of the address by the entire audience. The Battleship Fleet of the U. S. Navy Never before in history has there been assembled at one time so great a number of the fighting ships of this country as will be gathered in Elliott bay during this week to do honor to the president of the United States. Bat- tleships, c orpedo boat destroyers, submarines, auxiliary craft and airships will p: in review. The fleet entertainment committee has prepared the visitors which is filled with many events in which participate. Baseball games, rowing r: tween representatives of various warship: war vessels will be open to the inspection times, and ample transportation from sho) a program in honor of the general public can s and other athletic events be- s in the harbor will take place. The of the general public at appointed re to the ships has been provided Come to Seattle By train, by boat, by stage, by interurban, or drive your own car into THE SEATTLE STAR nu HN il MAAN : az mar 3 AT HAMANN THE SEATTLE STAR we HNN EM nin THURSDAY, JULY 19, AY, JULY 19, 1928. THE PAGEANT “AMERICANUS” thousand actors and rastington Stadium for Monday, July 28rd, a cast of t ill be presented by a cas' ee oe the University of Ww i six consecutive nights commencing at 8 p. m. Sa ; This soul-stirring drama 0 written by Professor E. S. : es in most exé y ) ica a ree American historical episodes. er | ste with brilliant r the world’s largest stage ra ae aire lighting and coe ae bee e a eo ubentr it will mark this aged atire ee te ‘retentious of pageant-dramas i m : Seating capacity for thirty nage ut Sui issi opular prices a H Peak aie sted ord reserved for any performance at 411 Union street. merican history has been ae and Montgomery acting fashion the A President Warren G. Harding The President and Mrs. Harding YOU AREINVITED To Join Withe People of SEATTLE AND THE RCIFIC NORTHWEST tye pacific Northwest .... ¢ Merchants’ Convention PRESIDENT AND. MRS. HARDING Buyers’ Week i z rt Commission for six a _ a - pe will be open at the Bell St. Terminal of the Seattle Port Com FRIDAY, WLY 27th a ADMISSION FREE We Invite You to Come Also and Enjoy One of the Most Mem- r fifty distinct displays will ge hibit the ait of Ot ee aetribated in the Pacific North ainment orable Weeks of Amusef ent Et Ever Presented in aCity in the i i rogress of this section as a vest, and will mark another milestone in the progress 0: rantfacturing and distributing center. purchase round trip | half for round trip Y STYLE SHOW — SMOKER — DANCING PART Seattle Hotel Men c to See That You Pledge Themselves Micah! le Accommo aeons s various hotels and is sixth In buying your railroad ticket to Seattle for this week be pie ae tickets, as all railroads are giving a special tate of fare an . Possible Through the Kindness of——— le ati 5 5; rooms in it ‘The Publication of This Invitation Is Ma Portland Cement Association Seattle has twelve thousand roo ighson Company Hy city in the United Stat es i Id odation. tor M 2 1 Candy Co : ity i ited States in such accomm: dai a : . 7 eS a : | ies Cor | : ss a ; serve wholesome food at popular prices. = A T " : Ly ‘ash Pp. Seattle restaurants serve V it Our auto camp at oodla Park is modern a: 1 commodious. illii : Washington Bakeries C ep her food a ies i : & Telegraph ( ‘ompany | and other Seattle business institutions. is DOT ek HANA } HNN UT ii LT + AMAT er a TTT Ht ii LLAMA i