The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 30, 1924, Page 7

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Fried Pork Tenderloin, Sweet Potatoe Glazed Sugar Cured FE Braised Sirloin of Beef, Sreuded Veal Cutlets, with ymplings puthern Stylo Roast Prime Beef, « Leg of Pork, Dressing, and Apple Sauce Roast 1924 Spring Lamb, Mint Sauce lee Cream or Strawberry Cobbier, Whipped Cream Assorted Home-made Pics Rice—Raisin—Custard Pudding Coffee i—Milk Our new dining room will accommodate parties up to eighty covers—a convenient location for club luncheons. Make your reservations today. BOULEVARD ce Near 4th and vii Pike TTT TTT SCHOOL BOARD( YOU’LL FIND ul Nosary parish of West Seat fa picnic Friday at Luna s for federal grand jury to June 10 are drawn. al 1 t unse bas been 4 handle Cronkhite case Attorney Tom Revelle an-| MAY ALLY The “Blue Devil Tree,” planted by Marshal Joffre, minder Memorial day of the fri i Negotiations ‘Now on Seek | diers PEKIN FA LMM IU SELLS LOTS This Tree Honors France’ S Dead Memorial Planted by PAGE 7 NOVELTY PUMPS | 16 STYLES—HIGH AND LOW HEELS i Marshal Joffre Two Years Heroism of “Blue Devils” Ago Is Tribute SR Bids on Others Rejected at 2 “0 Meeting Here os t f . 4 8 4 at the a s dott . © Mallard « 1 IT HERE mn Dall war, of France. The Triple Alliance Willis Schultz, of Sunnydale, is shown in this picture, in tree is near Sunnydale, on the Des Moines highway. All Widths 6. 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Guns, Bribes, Th ibes aon. »,| Bombs, y Day’s Work CHICAGO, May %0.—The t is far fron peaceful ext of Bryce Arm be Chicago's are to be the gauntlet of ha 8 for pwing ox unless | away from the|® sufficient won't, issian sup: cha Ward 24,” $2,600. frame re mere moral adlock is merel, ement Ix nece ber of the Chi d, “If anythi: China will do it.” temporary ary and as © foreign of- s teally neces- , Ainska bidg., 27th ave, frame rest ide that in November? chooxe between the candidates picked by the sof the great parties in June. Do you k how a president is nominated? Do origin of political party conventions? How are th tes to these conventions chosen? re there? Who chooses the national party contests settled? Which st choose by ventions, which by other means? How do the delegations vote iri the conventions? How is a party convention organized? Who chooses the temporary oficers? How are the permanent officers chosen? How is the platform written? How are the candidates nominated? You'll be reading thousands of words about the national party conventions between now and the time they adjourn in June; will you understand everything you are reading about? Our Washington bureau has prepared an eight-page printed bulletin on the national party conventions and the presidential campaign, which explains the whole machinery of the nomination of a president, the writing of a platform and the conduct of a campaign, If you want the inside stuff on how these things are done, fill out and send the coupon below to our Washington bureau, an directed, Not so national < they'll on you know the How many committees? How are primary, which by con- OO ee eee clip couron Henn w York Ave., Washington, D.C. i ; CAL EDITOR, Washington Bureau, The Seattle Star, I want t a copy of the bulletin ty Conventions and Presidential Campaign,” and inclose herewith five cents in loose postage stamps for same, NAME.s. 00600005 | St, and No. or R. FD City... ee State, preden Crave Excitemen? 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