The Seattle Star dated October 18, 1921

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tr i ik f I) Orstises Phra ly The Star A Pah, lected Sealllts taworte Hap DELAY MANONEY DEATH DATE | Tonight FORECAST and...

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Credit Is Good 40 sample cane living room THE —we say to you, the new customer, the prospective homefurnisher, to get...

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NOW—First National's 12 cylinder farce comedy, with that bewitching star— IRVING CUMMINGS as a corporal of the Royal...

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THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, eee | Wednesday, the Final Day of This—the Greatest Selling Event of the Year The Money

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/ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1921, THE SEATTLE STAR CITY TO SELL (PRINCIPALS IN HORSEWHIPPING ) SKAGIT BONDS: $3,000,000 Worth to

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The Seattle Star Outside of the oF $9.00 per year, tm thi of Washington, $4.60 for @ montha 00 per momth, 0o @ month, By ca

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Try It and See, He Urges Editor The Star municipal line not Why so much delay and wane nough about reducing the street car

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‘COUNTERFEITERS AND BOOZE RUNNERS ARE FLOODING NATION WITH BOGUS MILLIONS Check Up Contents of Your Purse! % ing PAGE 8 By

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VERDICT COSTS CITY HUGE SUM Seattle Must Pay $203,580 in Taxes on Cars |] Seattio hap lost a sum sufficient to | needed...

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BiG SCHEME Seattle ferry landing, where Community Club Starts Its Drive to Improve Alki Ave. ‘The support of the whole city

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United States ay wilt visit Seattle and other during bis american visit. i BY MILTON BRONNER P. ie ‘ARIS, Oct. 18.-Marshal

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\THE SEATTLE «TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 19/ THE MODEL KITCHEN-~PANT RY FOR SEATTLE HOUSEWIVE< eka 1397). 4 Grocery, 56th and M.

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[ PURS JES © Wi: WITH HAMMER Woman Charges Husband! With Attempting to Kill Her Brandishing a hammer, Ar- thar S. Chureh is

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E14 THE SEATTLE STAR he modern |Opens Shrine’s | “Fairest Lady’’ TF) 99 4 . > aps 5 Race for Votes NOTES AND COMMENT FROM .

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s a 7 “ \ ~ Hale, Portiand, 9 ‘ SSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1921. flany Players Ranking High Rogers Hornsby, Harry Heilman, Ty Cobb,

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‘Seattle Society Musical Art Society t Present Program; Fare- well Dinner for Mr.|% and Mrs. Calkins. rep AY morning at the *

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The Story of Carol Kennicott BY SINCLAIR LEWIS Copyright, 1920, Harcourt, Brace & Howe, Inc. SYNOPSIS OF orm CAROL MILFORD,

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os $ 7 ee PAGE 18 BUSINESS IS SHOWN Steady Gain in All Trades Indicated in Survey Made byT The Star ECIDED “improvement in|

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ris FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Offer ; Flyers Offer A * if Strike Comes KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct, 17.— tUMP COAL CLEAN, LIGHT IN ASH

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; THE SEATTLE STAR "HOOVER IS Wanda Learns Much |: =":WOMEN CRAVE THE THINGS THEY SHOULDNT WE| ie men ann worn of oe)...