The Seattle Star dated October 13, 1919

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MONDAY OCT, 18 First Low Tide « 1 HE black twine bag of the Seat- tle housewife daily lugs away tons on tons of fruit, meat,

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a iid Si ele omer nideeninigaenlghesraagpennengiendi anism maaan aman —an appealingly interesting showing of dining room...

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HE thought all stepping out should be for hus- bands only. SHE thought a wife had as much right to step out as her husband.

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THE SEATTLE STAR--MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919. ew aie Et tI RR A RENE TET | Fatty Arbuckle Has Fallen in Love || With a Pretty

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) Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co., Inc. OTTO 8, GRUNBAUM 416-424 PIKE STREET WE’LL TRUST YOU R CREDIT SYSTEM has been...

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SDITORIA Population and Immigration 6 FE Rs, ete THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1919. EVERETT TR Now, THEN, I@ KOu'cu

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hose a tas —s! \ Girl Pleads for 1 Korea’ 8 Freedom | Junker and militarist. All the idealism in Germany and the world have

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je i THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1919. —— one . —e ™ —e ; } é an oS ah Jooughe the house in which she has . By...

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A ° t. = n > tc . M14 3d Ave.; downtown, 3 2d Ave. LUXURIANT HAIR cats 10 center stiver or in Store Hours 9 to 6 Every Day

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THE SEATILE STAR—-MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1919. GOSH! I HOPE WELL, HOW ty DEAR FELIX, WILL 1 HAVE I SHOULD SAY You i At THis Sop

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For some two weeks The Star has ned its columns to the discussion, Do the Dead Live Again?” We have published typical letters

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Pubiieed Datiy at 1207 seventh Ave Beatiic, Washington. Subscription Rates BY MAIL IN ADVANCE IN THE stats 9 month . ree...

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THE a tn tnd che i 18, 1919. 7 ugh | Water ter Champ) \\ UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD FRUIT MARKET | EGG MEN MEET [ves woven

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Sy GIRLISKILLED, |" 14 ARE INJURED " Sunday Marked by Tragic Toll of Auto Accidents One person met death, and 14 others were