The Seattle Star dated May 27, 1920

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EW Weather J] Tonight, probably showers westerly winds. Temperature Last 24 Hours Maximam, 60. Minimum, 46 Today noon, 55,

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F | —no C. 0. D. or phone orders ;,one to a purchaser-—these specials will not be deliv- ered; can be easily taken 8-slece

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THE SEATTLE STAR Satisfactory Terms Always THE ROTE~ OTTO F. KEGEL, President The Month-End Clearance Sale Offers Many...

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TO HONOR CHIEFS id President and Orator'|| to Arrive Friday / Grand President L. .M. Mendelsohn District Grand Lodge No. 4 I.

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ofofojojofofojojofofojojojofofofojojojo} Extra Special—Friday Only hands‘ Strike NEW YORK, May 27-~Thia tan't going to do any

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eof Want fs an irridescent dream,” Former Pree Ho ad Taft told the Young Men's Ki olub here last night By A dream? Why et Our

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FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET ee ee = AN EXTRAORDINARY VALUE 100 PAIRS WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS $5.75 eet grade

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Chicago Vice King Slain Bride’s Life Is Threatened BRISCOE was building light weight cars when others were only thinking...

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THE SEATTLE STAR i “/GIRL POISONED; | RRASIER-PATIERSON CO, | GANT TELL HOW ASTER- SECOND AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET — . A

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a ——— Die toeedghasineemncg area sae wrest Shoe Sale—Shoe Sale Women’s Pumps ard Oxfords Reduced to the Very Lowest Price...

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] > _—_— Mob Threats Are Heard Fol- lowing Jury Verdict Blam- ing Dry Agents in Case KELLER, Wash., May 27.—Threats n Emily

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Take Advantage of Hoffman’s 20th Anniversary Sale Final Wind-up These Garments must go—and at the ridiculously low prices at

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err Berty ‘ BY’ (Copyrighted in Great Britain) COMRADES OF P RANDALL PARRISH (Copyright, A. C. McClurg & Co., 1919) Continued

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aeacnnhceahiganee ye been etna i NO en ee IE Reet " ENGAGEMENT OF MISS "FLORIDA SINGLETON ANNOUNCED TODAY | Mise Gladys...

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~— to TIE SEATTLE STAN PAGE 15 MOTHER INSISTS THAT DAUGHTER’S BEAUX ENTERTAIN WHOLE FAMILY Dear Miss Gr I am coming to you

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_ BASEBALL GAMBLING | MUST STOP; BETTING ' MENACE IS GROWING ___IN BIG LEAGUES EDITOR'S NOTE.—Gambling must be stamped out of

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THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 17 — DOINGS OF THE DUFFS— Tom Had an Ax to Grind. —By ALLMAN ar Seattle * mi : ‘Tom, | WANT You To Mest

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<5 FERRARI CMR REE RES CH em tan ee PAGE 18 The Seattle Star THE SEATTLE STAR ACKEAGE HANGATNG = NEAR acre with tent house

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THE SEATTLE STAR m Se * Peleid for Baseball But Don't t — Kids) “BUSINESS OPrORTUNITIE Beececcececc: IMERCTAL ESTMENT COMPANY

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RoR OREN era SOON OR TA RARE NIA GROOM ENONIRSNR are AmB eRe nS THE SEATTLE STAR Ped . ‘Postal Telegraph English Migrate...