The Seattle Star dated March 8, 1921

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V Weather Tonight and Wednesday, fair; moderate weat- « erly winds. ‘Temperature Last 4 og 9 LOE 5 LT A IOI 3 Be RR oo thaws

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‘f THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1991, ST Ri as CRESCENT QUITS Fine Stock of Coats,Suits and Dresses Sacrificed RSS a oe

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Former S First National Attraction You'll see men fight and die for her! You'll laugh and thrill and cry with her! Coliseum

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a “ But first of all, you will like the beans. HEINZ Beans are good, rich, mealy and wholesome because they are really oven

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GRUNBAUM BROS. FURNITURE CO. THE HOUSE OF SERVICE AND ACCOMMODATION “ SEUGRREEEReeEe LARGE ARM ROCKERS Covered With Leather

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} ati $5.00. tn the Mtate of | Outakle of the state, 30 per 4.50 for & montha or year. By carrier, ofty, 120 per LATIN 1. Ie

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ARCH 8, 1921. HICKORY WAIST AND GARTERS FOR GIRLS AND) BOYS , UNDENIABLY THE UNEXCELLED UNDERGARMENT IS THE HICKORY One of

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| BETTY JAN ' Miss Dunbar to Be April| Bride; Women's Uni- versity Club to Enter- tain at Tea; Mrs. Greenwood Plans Two...

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Cynthia rey. : tions and or u for Fifth Anni- Te osden Wed- ding. Miss Grey: Please tell me the fifth wedding anniversary...

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| | i _public works would be empowered to PAGE 10 MUNICIPAL (to™s cur) UTILITIES. THREATENED Officials Tell Hart “Neces-...

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py ot the bade we with ged yet, ges amet him that the t effective pitoh: | oh . c . Reet eague two yeare| that he didn’t...

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* PAGE 12 SHIP FIGHT ‘s IS TAKEN UP TO HARDING Private Interests Dissatis- fied by Government's Methods BY H. N. RICKEY...

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“3 HOUSBKEEPING. Seattle Sta t 1907 Seventh eet Mamninaton -ription Rates wR Ae Daily ant tie, = room: ent to respon= sible v

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3 § BOY HERO WISHES TO THANK ALL Lad Who Saved Family From Flames Grateful to All Who Have Helped Kennon Owen, the 1t-yearokt