The Seattle Star dated May 30, 1922

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OR WEATHER Tonight and Wednesday moderate easterly twinds FORECAST fair; MM Gyoune: 24. ‘NO. 81. is sanarie is Memorial day,

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++ a RRR CROCRRRER EONAR eam a SER tt a RA la RS BERR ARIA SMA NEES AE a BES om ve * pin Coe ees Meet Dr. Sverdrup, Savant

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bint =~ ese TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1922. BACONO MAAR OCNErA Dat Peiday Night Onty— Agnes Ayres tw “The Ordeal” A Thrilling, Vitat

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SEATILETE teveram Adrnits me He Slew Alrour Drunken Revel tit) i : i il} | Puta pehsetinna May Ve the the peut A tha fecwut

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SDAY, MAY 80, 1922. OTT TTT TTT aT MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU Tomorrow will be a greeting day at our new store. We have so

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Bervicn ' 1480 for = ==|The Seattle Star Published patty tee month; # montha, $1.56) @ months, $2.75; year, of Washi Qutaide

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% FREDERICK & NELSON FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET HIS It is admirably adapted to $1.95 yard. Odd “Sample” Garments Reduced

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eet tt AAO A ANABOLIC AERIS AER SBRELS V6 8g Sey Went sone iecetttenieinacaat as cha agian gions Se eae ee Seen THE SEATTLE

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(Continued From Yesterday) XIX Weeks slipped stealthily away, a Spring ensued, like an Eastern sum mer, while delays on...

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Do you play tenn boys. The re regular five events of men’ March 1, 1922. BY BILLY EVANS Joe Wood of the Cleveland Indians i

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ror SALE—MISCELLANEOUS RAL LAAMES es MRS. MOLINE PASSES AWAY Funeral services for Mra, Emit Mo day at Colum » held Thurs on &

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ROADMAN (CITY SUPPLY | "BILLS UNPAID ce absence of A. T. Drake kept the Government to Blame «iw ; _ for Unpaid Taxes aon alt