The Seattle Star dated May 7, 1919

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ee ne cumanmab NE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1919. FOR COUNCIL’ FORCED POOL ; Gen. Dawes Tells How He Brought It About BY

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eS RR PNR SRT ee eee eee Thursday » Sale of 1 Shapes and Practically every shape, shade, | size and combination of popular |

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ee THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1919. tt | — Sensations of an ; Artist’s Model | The Rhodes Co. 1 COME TO NEW YORK TO

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per month: $ mo’ $5.00, in the 8; yeur ini Outside $4.50 for ¢ w Hy carrier, city. he, oF lle per week be per month, per...

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YOU’VE GONE OVER THE TOP-- But What About Crossing THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY. MAY 7. 1916. FREDERICK & NELSON INAB JAPANESE

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B dge-Luncheon Mrs. G. Alston Hole was hostess = at the Golf club at @ etnies luncheon of twelve eoyers followed by three...

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‘This is the letter written by Douglas Storrs to Ruth Garrison the day she left Okanogan. He told her to read it after she

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She is lovely, his picture looks good, and she travels.to marry him. Only he sent his friend’s picture—not his There’s many a

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nnn nen if fic, Yorker Nearly Puts Mckeown BY LEO H. LAS der than a Zulu ch welterweight, King, Si moker last night. Foe two

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PAGE 15 Plan to Oheetve T obmervation Acting Mayor W D. Lane Woineilay “lanved a proctamation, | Failed to Show Itself Capae

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