The Seattle Star dated August 13, 1920

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ater f Weather Tonight and Saturday, fair, continued warm; moder- ate westerly winds. ) x § {ll VOLUME Temperature Last 24

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YOU SAVE $10— TO EMPRESS SEWING ON AN ACHINE! { TERMS $1 WEEKLY —THE: EMPRESS is strictly a HIGH-GRADE: machine—for easy...

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1920, jJWBERTY N & VON MERBERG Always the Best for The tae obed Guest THE SEATTLE STAR Most Expensive Flat

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OVERCOMES YOUNG GIRL Bansacks Home After 13- ' Year-Old Child Falls Un- conscious; Gags Her Police today were looking for an

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SOSOUH SERVICE Saturday Only Sale The Utility Electric Iron (6 pounds) Special, $3.95 This is a regular Standard Quality...

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The Seattle Star out of otty, t¢e per month; & montha # ym the 8 . Fong 02,78) year, of Washington, Outalde of fe per month,

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1920. RUN AGAIN Ousted for Bribery, He Has Regained Wealth and Is Winning Power BY EDWARD M. THIERRY...

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i ES HIS Where Are Stage Stars of Yesteryears? | ORTUNE TO They Still Star, But_in Business World Eastern Farmer Is Left...

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i % \ Life-Saving Methods Are Taught to Girl Scouts All Over Country NEW YORK, Aug. 13.—Drown fngs this summer have been,...

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THE SEATTLE STAR Star’s Party | CLEMMER agua SEATTLE BEST PHOTO PLAY HOUS! Georges Carpentier to Be Seen at Clemmer in “The

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 1920. AVE WIFE POISON, IS CONFESSION Pharmacist's Mate in Navy Collapses After Telling Police of Fatal...

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AECESSITY OF TINDALL BILL TOLD ‘ Councilman Explains Meas- * ure Aimed Against Jap | Hog Raising Monopoly | + Gouncitman...

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BABIES ARE | SCARCE IN | MOSCOW! ‘Disease and Low Birth Rate Are Fast Wiping Out Russian People BY J. H. DUCKWORTH...

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TO WITNESS LAST Y OF TENNIS TOURNAMENT BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS *, Society Editor of The Star LWAYS THE LAST DAY OF THE...

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IS A PRETTY. FAC WITH ONE TELLS BY CYNTI of an office girl, and as I am a short article for your columns ideals they...

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No. THE FIRE THAT SUPPOGE if you had been sick for a long, long ume, maybe You'd feel o litte bit cross, Do ink so? if people

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1998. ENIZELOS TO SURVIVE | ASSASSINS Bullet Fired Into creek! Premier’s Shoulder Re- moved by Physicians

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Parker Insists His Relation With Mrs. Chisholm Were Merely Friendly MORRISTOWN N J, Aug. 13.— Vigorous and astonished denials

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‘THE SEATTLE STAR ” of the United States shipping 1 board. | ’ Seattle Friday for their homes in the é . U to Establish | Al

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BEAVERS PICKED _-FOR BASEMENT the “dope” a wallop on the this year, At the start of the Walter McCredie’s hired help lated

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fHE SEATTLE STAR AUTOISTS CAN HELP KIDDIES To Take Ryther Children to Maplewood Farm te connie mustache, bea, Mother Ryther’s

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BY Ww WINNIP! Aug. 18. ADATO The } | | \ Be Largest in World When Consolidation Now | oe _ Under Way ls Completed BU RKWARDT

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ARIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1 q a FOR RENT—ROOMS 61 FOR SALE—AUTOMODILES te e Seattle Star $ diving ROOMS WITH BTORE. | ” ACREAGE...

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oa —made of the BEST WHEAT in he country Nothing but Blended Washington Hard Wheat, grown and harvested in the wonderful...