The Seattle Star dated November 1, 1920

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“ E VOLUME 28 | ynthia Grey Lets Try to . Avoid Another é +4 ” Drive BY CYNTHIA GREY | “py YOU EVER hear a sad story and feel

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news of THE SEATTLE STAR ‘GRECIAN THRONE Ta Commemorate Work of Bishop To commemorate the work of | WAITING RULER Right Rev.

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THE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1920. SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 “Held by the Enemy” at Strand Is Story of Old Days in South SECOND NEAR...

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THE SEATTLE STAR DARING LEAP (_____NOWFORTHE KILLING ___] THOUSANDS SEE aN Suspects at Viadivostok Are Protected by Japanese

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$1 Per Yd. eer Six Patterns We are offer 1,800 yards, oPer = built of & Regular price No Charge tor ‘ Linoleums No Charge for

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ped, not grained, generous but pale in goodness.— } T, Browne. UCH is LIF BY “Modern man ts given to excessive...

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ee ae. YS ee Se. $ SPer Sticks Up Drug Potice were searchin, gunman who “stud ‘of the tll Vest Seattle street car man. It Was

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CONSCIENCE DRIVES HIM TO PRISON “Honor” Criminal Returns From Safe Refuge; Could | Not Betray Trust SALT LAKE CITY, Nov, 1

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9 warcnc > ANTLIAP BALLOTING Under Secretary of State Says California Vote Must Be’ Just One WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—-Under...

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CLUB IS > REU # ©6SUNSET BY the m o'clock. Donworth. A business meeting in connection with luncheon, for which Feservations

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GIRL INTERESTED IN CRYSTAL ‘GAZING BECOMES SKEPTICAL WHEN OTHERS SCOFF Dear Miss Grey: I am about to take up the study and

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BEING A EPISTLE FROM THE CITY OF = BY A. M. GLASSBERG ) Everett high school authorities are Indignant over the assertions...

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THE SEATTLE STAR PTS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1920, PAGE 13 ¥ By ALLMAN poston tebok. = Page 196 , LO, THE POOR INDIAN TEN the...

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~vaaet 4 tHE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1920 ‘Prices Are Higher ‘TOMATOES IN JIT COMPROMISE T7-.— EX . = Last Times of

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kt" NOveareen 1; 1190 THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 15 he Seattle Star WANTED—AUISCELLANKOUS FOR SALE —AUTOMOMILES |78 "FOR KACHAN

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BOTH SIDES SEE CHANCE OF VICTORY Harding’s Des Moines! Speech Brings Democratic | Flood, Says Doremus BY J. F. BEAMAN...