The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1923, Page 3

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1928 THE SE YOUTH WALKING Star Will — TARIFF SCORED AROUND WORLD = Sing Here By OPPOSITION Polish Boy Says Country|Mary Garden Coming Profiteers Are Reaping Har- §, Will Reject Bolshevism October 15 vest, Claim TTLE STAR “THE. BON MARCHE BarGalNn BASEMENT The great University of Opportunity is always open, You may register at any time. 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Pink, Heavy *)Ten Veterans Get é _Permanent Awards r veterans bi in navy, t examination Arrest Man as He er me eae Delivers Liquor ' K of the} The men = Once Was High Diver; Now Is Blind Student Former Star of “Happy Days’ ’ Is Now Learn- ing to be a Stenographer have be was arrest n before United Very Special ‘ Three clever styles, trim- med with bright cretonnes. Made with pockets and wide sashes. Fully cut and well made, in medium and large sizes. |Customs Men Seize Liquor on Vessel eetorn Wednesd > Y ar years sof whisky and n Four years, for the accident Carr from Happy. Days" blind. that changed Mins girl of to an invalid, ORK, Oct. 4 649 wanal the happiest 4 bigh diver in “Hap York Hippodrome. | a wtudent in th yn committee for t occurred. 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