The Seattle Star dated November 15, 1920

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{iit fresh easterly winds. Temperature Last Maximum, 52, Today noon, 51 Hours Minimum, 44, On the Issue of Americanism There

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FURNITURE—for a period of 6 days only. lar do 25% more work. the reason--- —in line with the thought of the day, the...

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Speculators b Radiating Real \*-. ickaiamon = MONDAY, NOVEMMER 15 This leading houses of Seattle— LONDON, Nov. “pecond hand”

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me Rs os raereniren rerenase pane ira = ial ones = THE SEATTLE STAR : MONDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1920 $93,000 STOLEN DESPONDENT, —

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THE SEATTLE STAR Too Many Arm Ri 12 savi Some comfor golden tabl Fran or fume $14.00 } $11.50 tar $9.00 lar $18.5 $18 $10.50

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Newspaper En- terprine = Anwn. and United Press Servion The courthouse is “leaking,’ “leak” of June, 1919, wh The Seattle...

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A HARDINGS PPARTY HELD UP BY GALE Start to Flee From Point Isabel and Engine on Dinky Road Fails ND CLAPPER POINT ISABEL,...

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MILK HERE SUBMITTED Commission Recommends That Flexible Price Scale Be Fixed the commission. asi RU Bt ii The pri the...

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Epidemic Continues Unabat- | ed Over Week-End, as | Picked Cops Work | Burglars over the weekend con-| tinued to laugh at...

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~ _ ‘MISS AGNEW INSI | ‘ENTE! Raymond Quigley of Everett Sarr @ay, to be followed by a theatre party at the Mo CMS TRATION

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Ie Effect of Simplicity HE’S A BOXER IN THE RING, BUT MEEK AS A LAMB AT HOME—LETS | FRIEND WIFE SLAP HIS FACE | Dear Miss...

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CHANGES MADE IN BIG LEAGUE PILOTS, BUT DAME RUMOR’S DOPE WAS WRONG | Dame Rumor, who swings a wicked tongue, had it all dope

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? DAY, NOVEMNER #5, 1929, at THF Waahin p Seattle Star Waaiinare fe The per month, BY CARRIER IN Month ........ Largest...

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+ ROB STORE Week’s Career of Adventure Abruptly Ended; Tells Cops He Was Hungry The boyish thire: of Harry Hase for a life of