The Seattle Star dated September 6, 1920

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Ey Weather Tonight and Tuesday, Fair, moderate westerl wi Forecast westerly inds On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No

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— | ‘The Princ | LABOR IS MADE Democrat Candidate Speaks in Minneapolis BY HERBERT W. WALKER MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 6.—-Govern-

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{TONIGHT—Last Chances to See “THIEVES OF Starting THE NIGHT” Tuesday DOROTHY —her fast-action it comedy— REBELLION” aoe ate

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The f saaeg ATERS The Quick Meal There is nothing made in ranges that has been as satinfac tory In selling as this Quick Meal

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Labor’s he laborer is worthy of his hire.” The workman deserves his wages. or’s most ancient law. eat bread.” ers to the or—

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ROVER LEFT- oe KIDNAPING OF EDITOR National Guard Officers in Texas Resent Criticism + Of Houston Press HOUSTON, Tex., Sept.

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JOHN G. MATTHEWS HA te be given at her home, WN. G, Farrand, of Fargo, N and in honer of Mrs. T. Parly at the Hotel Sorrento.

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“ae " eome intoxicated? t HIS SMALL KINGDOM OF YOUTH FOR A PAIR OF SHOES BY CYNTHIA GREY School days are very near; but they

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+g a DEAD. TWO SHOT, AFTER DANCE ROW Deputies Mistake Each Other for Gangsters and Start Firing at Bryn Mawr John R, Contan,