The Seattle Star dated April 20, 1920

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Maxin Tonight generally fair; frost; Weather and westerly winds, Temperature Last 24 . 48, Today noon, 45, bin eee Ml...

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06 $] a.week buys an EMPRESS machines ati —the price of the EM- PRESS is lower than other chine, fully sewing chines of the

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aa er ramet a at ee No Now—the beauty picture supreme—the first of the Strand’s gorgeous superspectacles— AVEO Y eC and hey

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Se ee RRM ES THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1920. * Booze | Kew es Scena Seana [Pllure Patter| CAO ide Nooze FO | A new

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THE SEATTLE STAR-—TUESDAY, APRT RUNS FOR VICE-PRESIDENT | GEN, MORRISON | » | IS TRANSFERRED Extraordinary Special Sale of

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aye She Seattle Star Mall, out of cfty, per months manthe, By lo 50; 6 monet ris , ta the frat ot Wi eaten, tside the #t at

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Fate SFisc2 gt LU 7 = SUPE 8833s tiem! GkASB GE 8s FF ERE FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET Disposal of Broken

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Good Numbers From April List “Desert Dreams” Vox Trot. by Lewin--$1.35 “Rainbow of My Dreams” Pox Trot by Freed Wallace—$1.05

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ree emp cee an rm TN A RE RR ER “an unusual Cereal - you'll like it! Here's a way to get away from break- fast monotony. Try

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MISS PAULINE SMITH BECOMES BRIDE OF MR. HAROLD SPEIDEL TODAY BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS Boctety Editor of wo THE QUIET,...

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Sail: COMPARES GOOD MOTION PICTURES TO FIELDS OF FLOWERS AND FINE BOOKS Dear Miss Grey: Hear are a few lines, givin: ideas

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It All Depends Upon Sol Whether or Not Ball | Season Opens Wednesday | ¥«. .........--..... ALL My LIFE. a WANTED TO CLING |

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ue ADVENTURES Ole Weeks Bot S Naney put Robin Redbreast in a tub of water. Nancy took the robin off Mr. Rub ahoulger and...

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bere weteene has STAR—TUBSDAY, APRIL 20, 1920. ‘The Seattle Star! MALE HELP WANTED — [52 “FOR WA W—FURNITURE | [77...

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R SHOWS D MOVEMENT | Quotations Are Hold- ‘Wg Steady at $180-190 Monday's lower prices in Weal creamery men reported...

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— CHORUS —“GOSH, AIN’T SHE SMART!” CAMPAIGN PLANS for the drive of the Interchurch World movement, which starts Sunday, were