The Seattle Star dated January 24, 1921

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MSLAYER OF POLICEMEN SAYS —_ a a , 2 | —7 ae | : | | | | DONT WANT PANY LAWYER; Weather and strong Tonight rain; erly winds

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“Your Credit Is Good” —pay for your homefurnishings out of your income. No need of disturbin; iF principal. The good and...

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MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1921, THE SEATTLE STAR WHER Ty —_—_—-- Charlie Ray Drops Rube Role to . : ° Satisfactory Terms Always Be

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a i PAGE 4 a a en va 4 : ¥ —~ Sede eS re Grew THE SEATTLE STAR =| There is something about pioneering that makes men and...

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MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1921. STAR INNIESN! SERVICE TTT CT f= ONE LIFE TO LIVE f= USE YOUR CREDIT Three-Piece post Set Tron Bed,

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Dee eae Nota Homespun Nation Now ETWEEN 1915 the of clothes in this country The 1850 men’s and production increased 900 per

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MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1921. TION IS SWEPT BY THUGGERY Survey Shows East Hardest Hit but West and South Also Crime-Ridden A...

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iy » guest of her daught Sunset Club to Pr Musical Program; Mrs. Whittlesey to Enter- tain; B ntertainment | for Bride-Elect.

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PMONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1921. PAGK 9 The Wreckers by Francis Lynde (Capyright, 1920, by Chartes Sert>- ner’s Bone) THE SEATTLE

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PAGE 10 “DIXIE” CARROLL EXPECTED TO STAR | STAR ICE CUP ON | DISPLAY TUESDAY BY L 10 H. LASSEN THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY,...

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DNDAY, JA MUSTRIAL New York Exchange nurT 10 Higher at Opening ew United States Steel unchanged sthern changed; t & Business

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THE SEATTLE STAR HOW DR. MATTHEWS TURNS THE OTHER CHEEK] Baker, Peeved, LEG CUT OFF ‘London Dancer \{4 CANDIOATES HORDES OF