The Seattle Star dated September 17, 1921

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A FIRST!—-BY 10,000 COPIES A DAY! [FATTY’S FILM BURNED BY MOBI On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise } TH *

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of “Department of Labor Show Many Increases : VASHIN IGTON, Sept. Movement in food prices ts / again, it was shown in| made

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921 1-—Mary Miles Minter, Colonial. 2—Alice Terry, Winte f Garde n. s —Bilt Fairbanks, Re 2,...

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SOOTBALL COAC _— 2. * * 8 *% x * ¥ 4 THE SEATT LE STAR ES ARE GROOMIN * * EDDIE PINKMAN TO HAVE CHANCE TO COME we = i...

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Pe “Nightle Night,” a faroe riot by} Martha M, Stanley and Adelaide Matthews, coauthors of other New York comedy successes,

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by The @ter The Seattle Star By mall, out of city, 606 par month; 2 mestha, $1.60; @ months, $2.76) year, $5.00, in the © of

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THE SEATTLE STAR CADILLAC AUTO FOR CAME TO THEM | 4 weooinc presenr'|) } | SUDDEN STOP i! INJURES TIRE! To find out if a...

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A RECOVERING OUTFIT MAKES A NEW TOP AT SMALL COST If your top has become wern, shabby tm appear- ence er leaky, you can...

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1921. THERE ARE 332 machines for every 1,000 farmers in the United Staten DURING THE first half of

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Society Mrs. Ostrander Extends Invitations for Lunch- eon; Dinner at Yacht Rehearsal. S$. H. F. OSTRANDER has ex Club...

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EATTLE STAR “PAPER ROSES” By RUBY M. AYRES pol OH, HOw DO “You DO, MR DUFF P) HOW IS "HELEN AND LITTLE DANNY ? | 4 | WOw DO

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Business Man Sees Big Op-| portunity There; Says We're in Good Shape By BE. P. CHALCRAFT Altho the well-known advice t “Go

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b Seattle Star Dally at 180f Seventh Ave Me, Washington, cription Rates 1h TH IN AD WB STATE ¢ per month, or $9.00 year....

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THE SEATTLE STA! PREPARE TO QUIT HUNT FOR BANDIT Warden Maloney Concludes | Gardner Is Either Dead or Has Left Island By Hal