The Seattle Star dated March 20, 1919

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‘Ruth Garrison Calm After Making Confession Knotked down and run over by an} ng - Wateh for the First Article by “The Girl of

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JOHN GRANT COUL _ NOT PUT HIS COAT ON WITHOUT HELP | Suffered = Terribly With Rheumatism for Years— Tanlac Ends Troubles one

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In the Old Days, the Villain Was Skinny—But Now We Have With Us the Fat Scoundrel Until Friday Night Enter the fat villain |

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4HE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1919. she “FOLKS: 'DRUG THIEVES POLIC “RUSSIANS UNITE: [4stness TeL.s SCRE! yo tom on OO

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cS ize Barte IS pe FIVE UG STORES r A desire for high-grade merchandise will prompt you to patronize our stores. The quality

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a | | On the Issue of Americanism There Can | | Be Mo Compromise She Seattle Star . onthe 2 | Ba ernmonihe asset pear awh. nh

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BRITISH MINERS 'ADMIRAL WILL (Me Eee, ) WILL DISCUSS si =) PAY IN MINES Workers Will Meet in Con- vention in East PLANNEWMOVE

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By BETTY eat Sunset Club } im coming into ite @ large eathering at ty ay testified, Afte 4 tables wer tabl re had at her an,

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| Sippi river in many years houseboats. b ICE FLOE Bridges Threatened Along | the Mississippi ST. PAUL, Minn. March 20 © The

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THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1919. | MR HALLAM - YOU?! SAYA. « | Tar & LoT CO NOISE ANDO IT ARE = — Me. PAL lYo Have

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« THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1919. WW RooZ NBS rS AN er CAMS GME Zeawie CM WELL TWE WINTER 13 ADOUT ALL OVER ISNT

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~ Audience ‘in! nw eitontions WANTED—MALK/ (1 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES lon FoR SALE—AUTOMORILES A . P WANTED A posiTION AS CLERK,

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CROP “1S INCREASED E WASHINGTON, March 20.—The Sotton crop, excluding linters. TLSSS198 bales, the depart of commerce...

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mans Are Now Trying to Rouse nkee Soldiers Against the French HAROLD n soldiers KCHTO! ch o “hold up” the American sold...