The Seattle Star dated June 22, 1920

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| ER Weather sht and Wednesday, fair; moderate westerly winds Temperature Last ¢ M Hours . & VOLUME 23. Botered as Second...

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e of UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE this week reductions of one- fourth or more! entire stock of upholstered overstuffed furniture,

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TUESDAY, JUNT 22, 1920, COLCZUN TUESDAY—Last of “April Folly,” the exciting Cos- mopolitan Magazine mystery drama. THE...

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THE SEATT Palmer in » VALUE QUALITY ) Are outstanding features of this store. The policy is more em- phasized in the...

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4 One hundred and fifty Victor, hand- Sear an theses eee ae political peer The potions expressed | P i ‘ a > Shades ade asked

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The Seattle Star Ry matt, out of city, & ys @ montha, 92,71 in the SH aig The per month ite per © 0 per month; B months, $f

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COPYRIGHT 1919 BY EMERSON HOUG THE SEATTLE STAR (Continued From Yesterday) J someth wrong. Company of] “Oh, no, ma'am! | 7

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a Paesslesst ai Tas Bs 85 —Sale to continue three days. For Wednesday, the second day, there are quantities of special sale

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. DOWNEY HOSTESS PRETTY INFORMAL TEA ARCHIBALD 8, DOWNEY WAS HOSTESS THIS AFTERNOON At a delightful informal tea omplir » Mrs

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MAN OF HIGH IDEALS DEFENDS SACRED husband and wife, as before trast. her brood on a few cents, , and who lives in cons...

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SEATTLE STAR NET TOURNEY UNDER AYONWOODLAND PARK COURTS _ x: ATTENTION, TENNIS PLAYERS! Because of the inclement weather as

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area ™ Boxr SYsea “EF 900 nn oe _ PUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1920. ar. * ¢ OLY IQ and Qoatlle * / + & Page 83 HELP AT QCQQUT if the

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Seattle Star!" fished Dally at 1307 Seventh Ave Seattle. Washington BY MAIL, IN ADVANCE IN THE STATE month... : hres months

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y] ave PatIe FEZ are re ay rTt wr as Ssatsar yin of. Kk, ite RDING KEEPS , Call Sessions WASHINGTON, June 22—War Fen G....

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RINGSIDE vores on COUNCIL CITY COUNCIL MONDAY— Passed, over the mayor's veto, an ordinance increasing light rates...