The Seattle Star dated September 29, 1922

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WEATHER Tonight and Saturday, rain; moderate southeast. erty FORECAST winds, The paper with a 15,000 daily circulation lead

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| races G. Haverlo to Byost | Movement Frances Grant Hayerlo, «th '¢ of the home economics «4 t of the Federation of Wom has

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922, Tonight Only— Sey Oy A a Curwood’s “The Valley of Silent Men” HERE SATURDAY— Another big picture

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MRS, TIERNAN TO TAKE LONG REST Erring Wife Says Trouble Not All Patched Yet SOUTH BEND, Ind, sept Mre. Augusta Tiernan was

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THE SEATTLE STAR rAGE & GREEKS TO HELP (SLAYER GETS 300 PROPOSALS |[ SMYRNA VICTIMS Seattle Colony Initiates Re- lief Move

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THE SEATTLE STA @ Praise often turns a woman’s head. to say what it is safer for. @ More suspenders are being worn this fall.

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FUROPE FAVORS EIGHT-HOUR DAY Nations indorse Shorter Work Period BY MILTON BRONNER Sept 2.—The eight industrial workers is in

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PAGE Tanlac Is Sensation of America Because It Has Stood the Test Orders in One Month's Time Total Nearly One Million...

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER BOY'S SLAYER DOOMED TO DIE F Degree Murder RATA, Sept, 1% -Pou) Star tn,Fronfemsecd slayer of August Bon

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PAGE 10 No wonder this man doesn’t look pleased -an empty coal bin is a mighty serious proposition. Wouldn’t it be pleasant

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RRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. ‘ 98 Out of Every 100 Women Benefited An Absolutely Reliable Statement Important to Every Woman

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| | DADDY WANTED HER A BOY | Fredericao Sarno of Newark, N.J., was so disappointed when Angelina, shown here, was born a girl

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~~ 4 PAGES 13 TO 24 The Seattle Star Hi SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, SFPTEMBER 29, 1922. SCRAP OF PAPER MAY SEND THREE TO “CHAIR”

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Society Miss Marguerite Reynolds Married in Bethany Presbyterian’ Chureh; Miss Hainsworth Weds at High Noon Today. IR...

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senna as mentee RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. Decause, while in the British secret service, he has earned the murder. hatred of

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~~] FORESEE HUGE we OCTOBER! PROFIT IN EGGS Gui'2- 34 | 8678 ‘Big Gains Are Claimed for | Alderwood Manor How mucoeasful the

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ive "elite i ie f FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Among the folie of the Sun,” Frederick : Century wing recently returned Shira visit to

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eer gy nema THE SEATTLE STAR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. HE BUYERS GUIDE} | -and a lot of fun for the _whole_familc I?) U.S.

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IDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. [SUNSHINE SMILES | tment for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, Appearing Every Friday in The...

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1927 This Laxative Works Fine on Old People Thoosands have kept themselves healthy with Dr, Caldwell’s

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| Blue Stem Thole and ground FR UDAY, SEPTEMBER 33, ) SHPMENT FAST and Is Strong for Good Stook at $1 a Box @hipment of...

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Speedy Sophomore Is Showing Classy Form Former Portland Star Lacks Experience in Varsity Filling Eckmann’ s Shoes Man-Sized

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MAN ISH HERSELF si Daughter Is Absent from melancholia) Mra, Anne Gilmore, aes Seattle Star|” a — INUY rae oe erate OF ren

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Sitog he Powel With the Political Bosses How are you going to vote this fall? With the political bosses or against them? Can