The Seattle Star dated August 29, 1919

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TELEGRAPHERS Army Captain ‘Heads Com- mercial Wire- Men } CHICAGO, Aug. 2%-——Roscoe FH. Johnson, veteran United Press tele

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A Great Commotion BY THORNTON W. BURGESS (Copyright, 1919, by T. W. Burgess) GREAT commotion had broken eter fixed his eyes.

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TE SRATTLE STAR—FRIDAY , AUGUST 29, 1919. ’ | Behold the he Living Statues! The Pose Is “ “Cupid’s Dart”; | ile ’s a Bit of

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The Bon Marche Enters Wholeheartedly Into the ‘““Back to School’? Movement Ninety-six boys and girls will leave the Bon...

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Pee ims ee a = PAGE 16 THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1919. BVERETT TRUI. By CONDO! f - me , " . IPRS , . . , * : ‘ : 1

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KING TEACHERS | VOTE ON LEAGUE Majority Favor Program to Unite County Tutors Formation of a county ¢eachers' ame up for defin

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Medaille de la Reconnaissance Fran- cals for devotion to duty. Rich Marshmallow: flavored A syrup, wonderfully adapt- able co

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\ » »» at Have Visions of 7th Place C Continue Winning Streak to Seven Games; Other News PWith the win over the Rees y by @

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Baird and Pelsinger to Meet Tonight at Arena; Davis and Storey Meet Seattle Lightweight to Mix With Southern Star: Storey,

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YOU ARE INVITED TO THE FORMAL OPENING of the JACKSON ST. MARKET AT JACKSON AND SEVENTH AVE. S. Saturday, August 30th, When

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