The Seattle Star dated December 16, 1919

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Tides in Seattle WEDNESDAY 1. 17 First High Tide TURSDAY DEC, 16 Viest High Tide Thde Tide First Low Fiest Low OE ee a TO ME

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you will enjoy shopping in this eat MAIN FLOOR Toy Store!| easy to reach—no elevators large and roomy— prompt service: Toy On

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. THE SEATTLE TAR THREE HOTELS Seattle’s Art Colony Ready to Take Joy CHANGE HANDS Ride With Mother Earth Wednesday Night |

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The Seattle Star | THE SEATTLE STAR—-TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1919. EDITORIALS — Mie mall, out of city, b0c per month; 3 months,

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“Sweat Machinery, and Not! Men,” Says Lord Leverhulme, Builder of “Port Sunlight” BY FREDERICK M. KERBY } east machine YORK,

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Th : Council Passes Bill to Per- Say mit Oi! Burners v€ rts pro Tgnoring the str fests of Fire Marshal Harry W Bringhurst,

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( acT ougall eae SECOND AT PIKE Practical ChristmasGifts for Men 400 Silk Shirts $8.50—3 for $25 The “choice” of all gifts—a

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* THE SEATTLE STAR--TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1919. NS Bon Marche Store Hours From Now Till Christmas—10 A. M. to 6 P. M. ; Once

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LIQUOR MEN NOW FACE WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—(By United Press.)—All hope of congress coming to the aid of the liquor interests

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\THE SEATTLE STAR--TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1919. J PAs 13 AP FIGHTING § Aileen Ready for Nose Dive ({,—— —— vo eae oN...

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RIB Ree lial ARMIN Saheb pi ent THE SEATTLE STAR--TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1919. ( PAGE 18 ' CYP ORL T° | A Re a HE SEE 3 me! z

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