The Seattle Star dated November 7, 1922

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VOLUM E 24. Howdy, folks! Vote for the best man—even if he is a lady! eee Defeated candidates can warm this winter by burning

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THE SEATTLE STAR Rae Aare mmm terns tar soon = Dornee for Actors’ Benef it|DISABLED VETS’ breaking the town’s | « « « a, * |

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SEATTLE STAR PAGE 3 SECOND NEAR SENECA ALMOST AT THE END OF ITS suc. CESSFUL ENGAGEMENT— This 100°, Paramount Special— See

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THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1922. ‘AR-MAIL DEPOT |Hsszz Leishe Arc AMERICA SELLS (ELUDES JAPS ]| Health Restored }

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THE STAR [ Polling List for Today’s Election Fire Bim SEATTLE ath W. and W, 60th, Mallard) 200 and 1. Madinon, TUESDAY,...

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The Seatt Published Dally by The Star Publient le Star Co Phone Main 0400, Nowe. out of Franotece of York office, Aiman....

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: With Firmly IDLE MEN JEER LLOYD GEORGE Says Turks Must Be Dealt} HERE’S MORE ABOUT VOTING STARTS ON PAGE ONE on Inws ah...

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THE SEATTLE STAR TURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1923 age the advertisements on this page. They are RE- MEMBRANCE ADS, They are chock

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THE SRHATTLE STAR PAGE 9 Old Truck Horse Knows ‘| Edwards Is AW SUITS | Reason for Stock Show|NowWarden J | Pending Damage

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AMERICAN TAILORS 218 PIKE STREET 9 RR eR ERE NN ge THE SEATTLE STAR Havre Reputation of Dead Woman Blackened $30,000 AUCTION

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rh ak a "TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1922, Money Is Saved by Third Generation is Using Syrup Pepsin Ne other Laxative can replace

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Miss Phyllis Griffith Is Bride %, Mr. Martius} King; Plans Luncheon at t Club. marriage of Miss Phytiis Grit Mth, daughter of

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eae Ww. rl, the nt rab km, he | nd he a on ae wn @ied—what good would tt have done THE LOCUS very previous were they; defore

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PAGE 14 spearing the ous man, game at Pasadena. "S football regime be in forward line, ‘ Cranmer. last football, and the...

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News Tides in Seattle ” MELTING SIGN Ship San Francisco Market is| Glutted, Dealers Say the produe- A slight deerease tion of

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at the Metropolitan More than 200 girls and wor christened “Martha,” American Light Opera the Marthas came to ghe had an...