The Seattle Star dated July 4, 1922

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WEATHER Temperature Last 34 Hours Maximum, 87. Minimum, 64, Today noon, 84, Batered as Second Class Matter May VOLUME 24, NO,

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MUNK AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU: FOR HETTHH AMERICAN HOMES’ CURTAINS and DRAPERIES greatly reduced for this JULY SALE lengths of

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THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 — ~ —& og TODAY'S Faoon. AMS: LIMERTY Richart Dix and Helene | | “Vellow Men and) | | corel...

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Young Hans y Shows World _ How to Celebrate can call up their friends aboard ship. ume > °° lore than 2,000 sailors swarmed

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—LUESDAY, JULY 4, 1922. THE SEATITL MEMBER AMERICAN HOMES BUREAU Our Big New Store SIXTH AVENUB—BETWEEN PIKE AND PINE STREETS

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THE SEATTLE STAR ype Je campaign. T had a paper I would sup- Ford for president against @ther candidate I can call to @2 @

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= = Smiles Uiknown in Europ Says Tourist Author Fanny Hust Seeking Happines; in Gray War tuins ! | | | | Fann Hurst ) BY...

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SEATTLE STAR THE TUESDAY, Lo 1022. THE BON MARCHE Barcain BASEMENT Bargains Overlooked by Eastern Store Are Scooped Up by Our

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Hospitality Is ecessary Item in Hotel Life Woman Hotel Owner Ie Now Making Study of Her Trade BY ALBERT J, SMITH Graphologist

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| Personal eatile P and Mra. C. G. Mason returned e Bunday from a six weeks’ trip thru Society Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Hosts! at

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or ene”. a entrees t §COMET-LEGS LEAVE: a yw, 27 GH {Continved From Page © Phe cabin, Ba'teose will try to learn lwho eet is,

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Nee sae of the Navy's representative wort of | but he carried a decided edge in WKAY Title Go | Three and a Half Rounds, Pass

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gae' < g3 ReRaeSTEIS. sé 7 Local Market VEGRTAGLES ‘. ald Wholesale Dentors en--Per dor, LE0O@ 1 per Mh Tides in Seattle...

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THE SEATTLE STAR_ Fine Silk Chemises $2.95 Remarkable Values for The July Clearance Crepe and Radium Silk in dainty shades of