The Seattle Star dated August 24, 1920

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ARMY “KNOCKED OUT” Tonight an wester Temperature Maximum, 76, After 20 Years (Copyright, 1920, by Syndicate, Inc.) ‘The...

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bur days more to buy an EMPRESS MINUTE | ELECTRIC WASHER jduring this factory sale! —this week’s sale and the demon- —he will

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Re a i Always the Best for the Liberty Guest Now Showing—a hot, speedy comedy that lives up to its title—laid in the...

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te Be KE X—demes Oliver Curweod's stery, “ed's Coantey and the Woman,” Rilie Turke f* at the Coltseum. | And Billie's latest

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Anticipating am early fall season wo have placed nearly all of our uptodate line of Coal and Wood Heaters on our sample...

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The Seattle Star. eet of omy, te ES ym the tor @ montha of 09.60 per yean ly menth; § meethe $1.60; 6 montha, $1.78; rear, Of

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Fisst A LOOKING TO THE FUTURE Seattle, though not so very old, has had a wonderful past. We believe that her future is going

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| MYSTERY PORCH AND GARDEN PARTY PLANNED BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS Society Editor of The Star Te SOCIAL WELFARE CLUB, ‘lated

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AUGUST 24, 197, y Annee , art WON'T TAKE ORDERS— JOBS ARE SHORT-LIVED 5 BY CYNTHIA GRBY A worried mother writes me: “My son

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Fs * Ee ¥ ae found to be over the age limit OLeary, | dim Fiett, William Bock, Joe New- BF in the future. THE SEATTLE STAR

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GATCHING A WHALE IN PUGET souND Sery teller rubbed his hans surrounded with water wings and Pricked full of harpoons, he...

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Se ee are demanding better housing facill- Issue of Apartment Bonds; Special Session of N. Y. Legislature Called ‘That...

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palate THE SEATTLE STAR ar star “rite PLACE FORA COUPER rOUN ’ i ANGST BIW AND YOUNG PGR Ti fPORTFIVELY GROW WATE OF i...

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AIMS BILL > AT ALIENS __INBUSINESS Tindall Would Restrict Li- Censes to Those Who Read. and Write English Another blow was