The Seattle Star dated April 10, 1920

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‘Ss: REVEALS DEATH Lila SRN AAA Weather Tonight and Sunday, moderate winds, mostly westerly. Temperature Last 24 Hours...

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PAGE 3 THE SEA‘ STAR-SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1920, — | “Gents, This Is the Dawn of a New Era!”. But IS It? Fella Citizens, I Ax

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Hk if IBERTY | (Paramount) police of San Francisco broke when they allowed ‘of the big automobile race | My Dust the Wallace!

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PAGE 4 ARREST MAN IN [Women Battle Over * DIVORCE CASE Reno Authorities Charge F. W. Weaver With Perjury LOS ANGELES, April

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THE SEATTLE STAR SATURDAY, APRIL 10, HOPE TO END OUTLAW RAIL STRIKE SEVERAL CREWS RETURN TO THEIR WORK IN EAST Sympathy...

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t is 2S _* the north settled the islands. i ; Phe Seattle Star By, mail, out of city, $40 per month; 3 months, $L.50; 6...

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White People Drive White people who buy from Jap in the pi market ven Mrs. ort B Woman, out of ne Three month Pdought a sta

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The Ridin’ Powder Henry Herbert Knibbs Copyright, 1919, by Henry Herbert Knibbs (Continued From Our Last Issue) “Well, I expe

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{ (HERE ARE TESTS FOR EVERY CAR { BUT FINISHES IT IN A ROWBOAT! | bevortsin’te i3's0 boon annie A concine table has been...

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PAGE 10 SEATTLE TE? BY BEULAH MI Society Editor AILY BERIBRONED, AND WIT! Which bharactorizes summer, the WAS & pleasant...

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' x itl i? COUNTRY GIRL WITH COLLEGE } EDUCATION; JACK OF ALL TRADES) Dear Miss Grey &s to which makes City girl. Kindly pe

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i ABOUT 350 thous! bowling | CANT ONDERSTAND Why TH’ LADIES DON'T THEY ALL LIke re! Gve ne We Gate! — {ar rN" \ys its too...

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é ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS by Olive Roberts Barton There stood Mr. Pig with an empty sack in his hand, look ing at them. The

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«AGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1920. 1 FOR BALI-—REAL PATATE 7 FOR SALI--KREAL ESTATE in SALESMEN WANTED = Se

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R SALE—REAL ESTATE UM Prt West Woodland Bear Fourth N. W Modern bungalow down Staira, with bath and bust im features: 2 fin

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