The Seattle Star dated May 5, 1924

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PAGE 2 Cynthia Grey: Can Love Survive Neglect? Woman Whose Great Love Has Been Lost Because of It, Asks Cynthia. Dear Miss

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FRANCS. STRONG ( Locat Markets ) 'Ship News MAY 5 First Lew Tide dustrial Stocks Start Day | "st c-tr! see ca || Time Mish He

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Hi ‘ i thy viles rT . Lectures ” me eee ig | Machete ‘eeeiaee et sus Medical «Lectures Election Pledges Fulfillment (CH i PO

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PAGE 5 Suite (exactly as tured). Special... . i | For the Camp or mf ARMY COT pres legs fold up flat against the fabric ste

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PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR ) Provisions of Plans Now in Limelight ng Out Figurir Your Taxes! ax certain apec How You Can Help to

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GONE TO START ("peep POWER FIGHT OF THIS ESCAPADE Meeting Tonight Will Be First of a Series com steestot: NAVY BUILDING. 1S

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Seattle Society ! Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister, Telephone MA in-0600 | Assistant—Frances Oldham Musio—Louise Raymond

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of Seattle and outh Seas “The Beacon Hill mystery’ BY FRED V. WILLIAMS | id man’s hand: life You'y never repa a sTaRnT HEAR

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iv ERNON ar ght for ¢ wh ace Mee of the team was distinctly off colo the majority of the Rees atthe dur games wit BOWMAN...

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MONDAY, MA) 1924 NEW YORK TEAMS CONTINUE TO DOMINATE BIG LEAGUE RIVALS POOR STYLE, BUT SIMMONS CAN HT St. Louis and Brooklyn

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All Attendance Records Crashed!! HUNCHBACK” DRAWS CROWDS TO COLUMBIA T GREATEST CHOW Ds IN HISTORY COLUMBIA COME EARLY!...

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MONDAY, MAY 5, 1924 STREET GARS ON CASH BASIS siness Better; for March $518,164 mi « " wer 213) The « : nt nds { i ' March

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THE SEATTLE STAR === |The Bon Marche’s 34th Anniversar Sale—Blouses, Skirts, Sweaters Consisting of Big Special Purchase of