The Seattle Star dated January 18, 1921

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\ , . VETERANS DYING IN STREETS! a al * On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise rk * = Weather to Tonight and

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of sale event! —10% to 35% off on furniture, house- furnishings, rugs, draperies, silver- ware, bedding. a a sample of JAN

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saan 20 ee, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1921. 1-1) ems NOW PLAYING 260 © UNIVERSITY MARSHALL NEILAN’ Big Western story, with Tom...

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Coroner's ARREST MAN WHOSE AUTO THE SEATTLE Chicago Yearns for a Greenwich Village ParkMetropli Would Be Art Center Too aa “5

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euii! [?} | SERVICE IHMC itiiinoniit: Have that odd job of painting, cleaning or repair- ing done now and so give work to...

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‘URSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1927. LINES (Che the party whe sdvertion tor a Jap chertiowt No doubt you are the gentleman who waved

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, EXPLOSIONS IN LONDON | HAYMARKET : Pavements Are Shattered in es Blast; Citizens Think . a It’s Sinn...

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AMERICAN WOMEN NOW BEST-DRESSED WHY? ANSWER: Hl — and Mrs. Torland to ) Dancing Party;| *Woodnut to Be) imented; Miss Palmer

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The Wreckers by Francis Lynde (Copyright, 1920, by Chartes Serib- wer's Sows) Modern Mother Sends Advice and Cheer to Mothers

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BRIAND IS READY FOR epee WES * New French Premier Firm, » on Stand to Compel German Reparations BY JOHN DE GANDT (Copyright,

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, | BALTIMORE FLOCK REMAINS INTACT | HE Baltimore Oriole club —star flock of the min-! ors—is still Manager Jack Dunn has no

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“Wational Prosperity Bureau to Hold Celebrations in All Communities BY ALBERT APPLE A BWdilliondollarciub to nt That's the

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SALESMEN WANTED ue (4 FOR SALE—AUTO TRU ACREAGE oe STOCKS AND BONDS ‘a \4 a we BRANT YOU WN THE CANDY | RLACK MI e puna AN i%

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é RENTS WILL. 3 CHEERS! | | COME DOWN i | Slight Decreases Already} Are Noted in Seattle; No | Sudden Drop Expected | |...