The Seattle Star dated October 9, 1920

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Tonight and Sunday, proba- bly rain; moderate south- easterly winds, Temperature Last 24 Hours Maximum, 60, Mintmum, 46....

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Rides a la “Drawing RM” to Cleveland Fedrs Indians Belong to Lost Tribes’ Brooklyn Doesn’t Seem Discouraged ; Few More...

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TODAY'S PROGRAMS RABERTY—Charics Ray in “43 Miw- H] ates Prom Hroadway | CLEMMER—May Allieon tm “The heater.” | COLISKUM —

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Unanimous Opinion Of Seattle Chapter of National Engineers Baitor The Star: At the time the Everet: Good Roads con- you...

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OKILLS AN; DRIVER SPEEDS OFF “Gar Dashes Up on Sidewalk; Drunken Man Held on Suspicion Police were holding Chartea John 50,

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The Seattle Star Unfair to the City Mayor Caldwell, among others, must qujt kicking the municipal railway ound—first, because

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E ay Must - Be Made to Pay for Themselves ‘Of all the various shortages har Massing this country today, none ts @more...

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ISSISTANTS CHOSEN FOR (ECEPTION AT GRACEMONT BY BEULAH MITCHELL COUTTS Soetety Eitttor of The Star oT THE KSCEPTION AT WHICH

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CYNTHIA’S READERS WRITE ON -MANY ANA VARIED SUBJECTS BY CYN Meg GREY Sprinkled among the collection of requests for...

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CLEVELAN " DODGER ; URLERS MAY OLD ’EM - ROOKLYN’S won- derful staff certainly lived up to expec- tations in the first three

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batlle 4 Pool” Ps | Cle mel Page 177 HULOIMA : nf ow" 2° David continued, “after the Chief hag eaten the very last bit of his

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Bluffs, United by’ Efforts During War, Has Normal Rents COUNCIL HLUFFS, 18, Oct. 9 Bluffs, tke most American is desperately

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| | ww wwwwwwww us “ you will have now tunes Heht ge me at one-fifth unnal coat rite, phone or call for our cir- | BIG BA IN

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That's the way to think of Boldt’s _—it’s what ev- erybody says who is ‘a regular pat- ron. Do you know how good we are?...