The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1923, Page 8

SEATTLE S WEDNESDAY, JULY. THE SEATTLE STAR TO THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE This Week Will Allow Us the Opportunity for a Splendid Display of Our Civic Spirit Let Us Greet The President and Mrs. Harding Upon Their Arrival on the Morning of FRIDAY, JULY 27th Let us throng the high vantage points about the city to witness the memorable review of Uncle Sam’s fighting Armada which will take place in Elliott Bay between 9:30 and 10:00 a. m. Let us turn out en masse along the line of parade in which the President will partici- pate, that we may have a close-up view of our chief executive, and that he may know and feel our spontaneous welcome. Let us see that the children of our city are con- gregated at Volunteer Park and at Woodland Park, so that from their ocean of smil- ing faces the President and the First Lady of the Land may see a heartfelt welcome to Seattle shining out. Let us gather forty or fifty thousand strong in the University of Washington Stadium at 4:00 p. m. to listen to President Harding’s keynote speech on the Alaska situation. Let us greet him there in such a fashion that the President will carry a lasting memory of the pleasure he afforded us in paying our great City the honor of this brief visit. Let Us Extend Our Most Generous Hospitality to the Officers and Sailors of the United States Navy Now Assembled in Elliott Bay Let us assist the Fleet Entertainment Committee of our citizens in every possible way to show every “gob” and every officer that they are more than welcome in Seattle, the home port of the Pacific fleet. Let us, by our uniform courtesy and cordiality, bring them to know more of the great city of Seattle and of the kindliness of our people that they, too, may carry away with them a lasting impression of good of the “Seaport of Suc- cess,” located on the shores of Puget sound, “out where the West begins.” The Publication of This Greeting Is First National Bank Posi | O. B. Williams Co, sh and Doors 1943 First Ave. 8, Puget ound Bridge i A 417 Union St. and Dredging Co. Washington “Mutual: Savings The Waldorf Hotel Pike Central Building Bank Seventh Ave, and Noted Absolutly firepe Excellet Cafe. National City Bank Bank of California National Bank of Commerce Edgar Schwabacher Seattle, Wash. Imperial Candy Co, Seattle Chamber of Commerce Port of Seattle Telegraph Co, Puget Sound Electric Co, Pacific Telephone and — Made Possible Through the Kindness of: Lake Washington Ferries Wondeeful Trips Around Beautiful Lake Washington. Phone Beacon 0183 Wm. H. Hughson Company Crescent Manufacturing Co. Union National Bank Henry Disston & Sons Let Us Attend the Pageant Drama “Americanus” Let us steep ourselves in this great drama of pure patriotism now being given at the University of Washington Stadium on the largest stage in the world, with magnificent scenery, with wonderful lighting effects, by a group of over ten thousand actors, singers and musicians. It will do us all a great good to have depicted before our eyes the story of the evolution of this nation from the time of Washington at Valley Forge, on through the great wars in which the United States of America has engaged, to the concluding scenes of the pageant which picture the present day with its climax of progress and patriotism. Admission to the Pageant is at popular prices, from $2.00 to 75¢e. Seats are to be had and reserved for any night up to and including Saturday at 411 Union Street. Let Us Visit The Pacific Northwest Merchants’ Exposition now open for the week at the Bell Street Terminal of the Seattle Port Commission, where one and one-half miles of attractive exhibits show the best that the Northwest has.to offer in merchandise, food products, and clothing. This exposition will prove a liberal education to our people in the eminence of this section of America as a manu- facturing and distributing center. It carries with it the fundamental thought of patronizing the industries of the Pacific Northwest, of increasing home production and bigger payrolls distributed in our midst, which goes to make for increased prosperity amongst our people. ADMISSION IS FREE The Exposition Is Open Afternoon and Night Seattle National Bank Hotel St, Charles Lubri Georgian Hotel Thi iy 4th Near Pike ; Georgian Annex Ave, Seattle Title Trust stlake and Pine Portland Cement Association McKay Apartments, Pike and 7th Pacific Coast Coal Co. Hermosa Apartments Schwabacher Bros, & Co, ae Washington Bakeries Corp. 4th Louis LUCAS, City Light My Greatest Adventure Oregon Cities Must Pay Gasoline Tax