The Seattle Star dated November 18, 1919

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fevers omen mee TURSDAY NOV. 18 High Tide na tt ow Tide 225. 99 VOLUME NO. : AV AS IT SEEMS TO ME DANA “ SLEETH F Lioyd...

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56 Years service to J the homefurnisher! Select holiday 4 now—pay next year! make your selections NOW and “ start paying @

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‘ . m - ae ee ere ae er nace ees ome ae a na ee I RR SRG IRERPRERTERRETTEERSEPIEET THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18,...

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Tire Salesmen, Dealers and others who are spread- ing a rumor that we are no longer Goodyear Dealers ARE GUILTY OF DELIB-...

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REACHES RECORD “PRICE RED PROPAGANDA IS Hawaiian coffee has Record high price of 50 years ago, ind abandoned Deing worked iS

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ie crimes of sedition and anarchy, is obvious. year-old laws on this point are manifestly obsolete. clearly in peace times

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FSpargo Says: Let Us Make U. S. mo Just There Can Be No Reds BY JOHN SPARGO of the Public's Representatives at the Round...

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STEVENSON Main 600, EBECCA Office Phone, |“Donation Day” for Orthopedic Hospital By R Mrs. Skinner to Give Luncheon will Mrs.

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J be Me SAP Fe I a a Pc ing last so ia Sold every * Ure U brighter. Pus: of F Posiam. pines cheaper than i, breaking up the

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. LWW PENA -———= Sentences for Reds cam Hard Labor Clause SPOKANE, Nov. 18.—The city to fay was planning tentatively to eo

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‘one SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1919. r COULD HUN GENERAL WAS DISAPPOINTED BY > FAILURE OF ALLY BY EUGENE J. YOUNG

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green Re nee ES ” oY ae How Lightfoot Got Rid of the Hounds BY THORNTON W. BURGESS (Copyright, 1919, by T. W. Burgess) } PAGE

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THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1919. PAGE 13 ’ 5 SL TT ' ! i ANTM | we % I CECT ees N \ = Dorothy Gish comes to the

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THE SEATTI f MOORE THEATRE 222 Star Staff Man Summari NIGHTS BY RALPH BIONIAMIN « - »* t Se, 00 Staff Correspondent of The

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PAGE 16 THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1919. — HAVE you HAD A ColD ) fLL BUG OH Boy! EVER TH MAFF IS AWAY NisiTiNG

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CR batten coal miners " ” been ' ’ ST LOUIS. M *Distri: pon, F refusing « h lows f reeent va ar re of othe w! . n v have be

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& good woll;| UNIMPROVED can laugh, aneere or With reek: « : pring Favienea, Datly at inet Seventh Ave discomfort...

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HE SEATTLE STAR This is the paid advertisement that the Post-Intelligencer suppressed in its regular city editions t (This