The Seattle Star dated March 20, 1920

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NEWBERRY years GUILTY Te ea aaa eatin cere eee: Toe aie the Issue lesue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise Da~ ¢...

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Starts on et ; NEWBERRY eyes of wives of defendants * The “Newberry ' grew out ot | March 19.—(Night.) other names were read.

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Marie Bod Brummell... a | CLEMMER | _—____ - “THE PALISER CAS! (Goldwyn) ‘s Cassy Care Pauline Frederick g Tenner Albert...

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't Miss This is STARTING The Big Moral Drama of the Day From the TODAY | Play That Has Charmed Millions. ‘STOP! THINK!...

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It’s t . The Biggest D Season—The Af RPHEUM THIRD - AND - MADISON 7) Here Now! ance Sensation of the ter-War Dance Craze of

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out of city, ite @ montha $2 of Washingt th per month. for 6 months, or $9. year, By carrier, etiy, 12¢ per week. er Russian

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THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1920 Maxine Dempsey Tells Why She "TMILKMAN DIES SOMETHING DOING Vg WAR ONT AT Hwy | ul

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CCESSFUL PHONY SOLEMNIZEL The 70 artists | Composed the splendid organiza. | have gone their many ways, and have with us only

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THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1920. UTOMOBILE 6S, TRUCKS, ACCESSORIES Ritcking Horns to Close YOU'LL FEEL THE SAME WAY

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Tit 1S JUST ONE DOZEN Faas ; Pe ONLY THIS MORNIN’ E AFTER ANOTHER, AIN'T IT? Y'GETTIN SAYS" How MUCH WORRIES ME 13 HOW MUCH

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THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1920. SALESMEN WANTED | SALEEMEN WANTED—S15 TO" 98) daily, by wire If requested. Co!...

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200 QUARTER-AcRE TRAC me Hy, F | RE HUNDRED LITTLE ARMS TO PICK FROM FIVE LITTLN FA BUNGALO! FOU Want a ottQME OF i Rus WITH

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That's the way to think of Boldt’s — it’s says who is what everybody a regular patron. Do you know how good we are? “Let's go