The Seattle Star dated June 26, 1922

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AN nr Ree WEATHER Tonight and Tuesday, foir: con- tinued worm moderate northwesterty winds Temperature Last 24 Hours Maximum,

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THE SEATTLE STAR =e\EMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU: FOR BETTER AMERICAN HOM an economy event watched for and taken advantage of

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One More Day to See ANITA STEWART! in Piret National's “The Woman He Married” ™ ting Wednesd “The Byes of ALMA RUBENS...

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if DED B NEGRO THUG ttacked | Without Warning; Throat Slashed; Fires at Fleeing Man THE SEATTLE STAR “Hanging Protest” Now

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*MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1922. MO ‘WEEN AMERICAN HOMES HUREAT NHS Our New Store—Sixth Avenue Between Pike and Pine Sts. Here Are...

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A Little Sermon on Harold “ff a man die shall he live again?” That query caused men to fret and fuss for a long, while, but

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MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1922 LAWN PARTY CONCLUDED BY SHOOTING Beautiful Wife Is Free on Bail and “Makes Up” With Her Husband PORT,

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to Gallows brothers then told He's Innocent that their confessions were oe aap * en? | Germany Seeks to Revive Maritime Trade

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Wout that such a construction may Baitor The Star: | Where is Mr. Cole (our incoming eupertnt high school achoo! board? For

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ah PAGE 10 _ vaaittle Personal ‘Music THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1928, acation. Cynthia Grey is taking a two week All

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enim MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1922. (Continued From Page 6) tine now above the exhaust of the powerful engine, “But ft shore can take

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‘AGE 12 THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1922, 7 AMOUS HUDSON CREW CLASSIC HOLDS SPORT STAGE TODAY FRANK KOZLOWSKI IS, STAR-

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MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1922. FIRST CURRANTS RE ON MARKET Locally-Grown Product at) $2 and $2.50 a Crate od t ‘The first currants of

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It ls S Beachcomber “Right”, Says Exchange Man “Calls Turn” Best of All ‘State Journals, Thinks Admirer By the Exchange...