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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-07
MADAM NELLIE
WORLDS GREATEST


Ct.AfnvoNANr ANp MEDIUM
suarAus~~s % rad rnNf entire lie past.
present ard fu'uFe gives true nfetee
or husinss. tnys. health sra family
affairs tells fhs name - pour future
tushsnf ~ wff~ ard Nhat a. A. 90 -
sssrosssful IN uf~ isiis gnu shat husi
rec. L. most iurkr fnr fuu and uhaf
part - 'he world viii b. more sir
esssfuf faf Foui afftsss hnu o. Fsin
sna bold q god position ahs tells =
the one InH love is fruo or faisr and
causes speedy marrtsEs ulth 'hs ore
20 rngr choice trirza me separated
tnssth~r makes happiness hrt ersn
nsan ard ptfs she tsiis you the secrets
- heinz harry ard sucrs-sfui 81 am.
thinx You fass IN hand hrr aftfrs All
remove al obstariss and seti Influence
one sisit - MADAM Nellie viii repay
feu for ssppninimenfs in ~ others.
satisfaction guaranteed or M charges
Special feadinEs % cents Hotel Efh
room q 1881 F~cnnf ave. corner tins
81 Deity ard SUNDAY
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BoPP TO GIVE UP

SAN FRANCISCO. April l.
Franz Bopp. former German consul
general. will arrive in San Francis
co and surrender before night.
He telephoned to United States
District Attorney Preston at 10: 81
a. m. from ST. Helena. Cal. stating
he had just heard he was wanted
and would return to this city imme.
diately Before his wire came. fed
eral authorities feared Bopp was
trying TO escape to Mexico.
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rt>E srHrrt-~,rrnn.,

stalls t.is o. mpla OYSTERS ftr o.
fffah riaws D. qt bIoafrrs Be- each.
g.. p1i roas' o. zee Do round steak
itr H' NaHaf afafi bars Lemon saau.
eats 300 lapaneer fire esr. ztunr's
zoe pAEs corn flakes. Soc Dec pkR
shredded uhraf hlaruits roc. lbs
clos waffle flour Soc itr large pkg
taH Maid srFh~d rslslns soc STALE 70
snh Annex. peanut butter iec ih home
made pimoutu cheese . % zoe stall -
best Esd shisid surti tufsrt ssc hos sEe
coffee. tfc o. huttermlh 100 ga
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ACREAGE ron SALE
rARMlNa l.NNn roR sALN

60 acrrs close to t'urt Orchard g aefri
cleared trtrs ft.s. sass cash
10 acrvs acrea cleared tts8. tite each
TO arrus cIras tr Kingston aii taftum
iand SOS. haI' each
SO acres east ~ Hothvu tsete . zee
cash
so artcs. skaEU county fta urr acre
Yol SO a uHOuENt
seeo Vernon Place Phone ballard ttf
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BOSTON. April steel nets
acre placed around the entrance 10
Bosions harbor yesterday. accord.
fax tn notice given shipping men
The ga'e al Fon North channel.
watch will be the only passage
available for shipping. viii be kept
open from sunrise 10 sunset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-07

fiH' O. fHi fuaHf l.r Do. slrlnin steak
-fF it stall 20 irrthes cocoa. lir ID.
balh chocolate s.e lh so io rafta.Ea-t
D. stall &C. Monfara pancake flour.
fif rhE haflnli oats sac pka stall e.
Jack tHr rsr See De- cream brock rnsose
See ih sisu 90 shad 700 ih scle-
ffa iar. perch fhr ate herring q Ihs
ssr Rlau se. rye bread 9 inafes etr
isii5 roil. 900 each. rhuu -fhou zoe pt
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PUBLIC MARKETS
IanNnMY-sAIinnAN

HiaN 7e. pYfr Eranuiat.d raKsr b ibs
sfs. r4fo pnftsursrd milk g. pi 1e a.
stall gp1d luck MARGARINE. goo De-.
stall 81 i4 Ia= flpnf tsp Ibs fine
Japan iiro sef go. BOTTLE satsup Ift.
stall g.. Hu. so ratb fsrtI patent Flour.
O. stI ie9-ib. -afh fancy Japan ri,s. s..
500 fan HIua Hfnu coffee 1.,
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Hfsi e. De rolled gate. Zoo. stita
large cans pumpkin ans squash. 900. q
pAEa corn uhkea geo. IarRr rkEa.
WHtsb bee 9af. ibs mafsruni esc. f.ib
has bucksHrat flour ..r 20, IAN pears.
Zee stall 1913. iipf ctsrs buns itc dor
graham cookies dor 900. large Zee
tuafet brad lsF
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ftal :. lhs sugar t4c stall lie =
ier pAEs rofn nates tsr, lsc shredded
ahFaf tisruifF zee e-c can asparagus.
lar- zoe rniis toilet paper .frs g.
sacks snlt ter o. bones matches Toe.
Stale q O. veal rossf 1855 lb veal
cufiriH i-'se ib pni roast. o. ih. lamb
chops D. f.r IE
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Plotter Arrested

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. April T.
Carl Fink. alias Chas. Fink. Ger
man. was arrested here late last
night for alleged activity in incit.
Ing negroes to rebellion.
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MIME. NICTORIA

he celebrated phtcnologlst. clair,ovant
and paimist Hivcs scientific readings on
ail affairs ~ ne past present ar
future You have seen tho others. nuN
see the best. N IN trouble An readings
guaranteed satisfactory on NO fces ac-
ccptcd Headings toc Room a. Ab.
hott Hotel Third and PIKE
TIE READING THAT sATlsFfEs-
Mrs. Kellogg, clas", oyant, 1890 seventh
ave. room 3
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
MADAM ELiIAhETH rALMur csr
questions answered 1898 Fet 90
.tH Oh

MADAM ELiIAhErii. rALMlnr cstas.
questions answered 1888 Fet rnth
80 up
MADAM FnY HctENTiYic CAM
reading fIks Hotel Hlsih and Pike.
room T.
MME nAhLOTrE rCtEN rtFtr
palfulsifi sfhuui. rHsf method Ca learn
class open hafs 10 5safs 'spsfl~uf"
Eitc ftsfluEe dHllf On pain Go hnnN
myself faat present ana fgture rafis.
faction suaranterd Rooms ana &
usathnfne Hotel Madden o.. near
s~fsuip ave
Ana huhDick aiiniTt AlIrr MN
letter rifriss Tu'snaF irdar EVEN
iuEs Consultation dalB Hotel 49, bee.
1884 rhifd afe fhphs Elliott Aiit
HELEN RICE BuRLElGH
CIRCLES HuuGaf Tuesdtf. Frda, evenings
cancellations dai1 1905 Fhiid ave
'oni git
MADAM ALEXANDER
seventh sisht srrr cod lalnlat uaam
EiuaW uoisi lrst and ithe
rILL CANp HEADtN1 rlaan itat~l.
Foauh ste fonfr zoe
.rtAiHNo1 ASH. CARDS rALMiHrHl
Gi rninn. upstairs rhis u"sk t9 -
sol.plER HoF PSYCHIC. itio urn ave
THr Mrfr STANCE TUE4pAY THrHs-
day SUNDAY. sla Headings daily
sss OHara. 80 eis~ari -
MADAM FRANK ChEp READER.
paisaist gee Thifd aud Pine Federal
ttafri faafn
efncIg I'd NpAY ENFNING D.
finnm rtf. Arcade AHner tfioH 10
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60 PUBLIC NOTICES
VIII. Sor nE hEsroNHinLE FoE
anf hsbfs contracted hf tuF alf' from
tffH Mr p. Ashaurfh Seattle
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Reads yeur head ius, a. o. Indicates from
tho cradle q. grave. shat business yeu
arc adapted Tor. whsn ana whom you
wili marrr settles ard explains love AZ
fairs and family troubles r~uniies The
fspar rated etc Explains permanent
health rules satisfsctirn Euzrantssd
oT no charge SO ono iu trouble turned
awaY. money ~ no money
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

no thinrse rutf.
and n~ftss au#l
rrsffuilf tFua
oil ntamiea -
n rn and - umlen
psrtaf faf the
foafha iir head
a ne stomach
FuufuFe e. hilt
snfs threat Fsis
los fever sssit
inF PIN 3 tes
skin wuunfs cd
. ess ani nsfeslta
disaffrra Ha .
frrH treated sasu
sreefaiir
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WANT AD RATES

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Situation ads onc-nait rate.
Funeral Notices ,.........+.st...be
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GRANGE IN ADDRESS Subscribers
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NINE. ROYAL

-laIrsoyans. phreuoiorisi and card reader
WA toll gov " the one you love is true
or false toll yau when oT " hru 1uu
will marry % tact she will toll sou
avcfy hope. fear ~ ambition better
than you can tcil u yourself Advice on
business speculation. intcrtment. love.
marriage divorce rsunits the scpR-
rated aud cause speedy marriage With
the ona ~ your choice tho secret u
power and personal influence hnw TO-
win ln business love. health and an az
fairs Mako mo- mistake When seeking
the advice % a riaift oFnnt ~ paifuisf
II pays to consult che beet A sect
81 things hidden 60 man or woman.
Mime Woyal has go equal Many pro-
fees the FiN - eiairt oyRncy but fow.
Indeed arc - gifted one visit GO
genuine Egyptian scientist ulll repay
YOU for many dlssppointmrnts stGa
Union St. vernon Hotel 10 a ga Co
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| PUGET SOUND
STEAME
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
srrANHNs LEAVE FROM coIMa~
DOCK. 1907 on MARION STREET
lave trriY.
ssaiiis s-s;ii.
',lssaria. y c.--rert Tewn.ss-rsri
ApGeies
ice s,sams, sci Dss. tor ispFn
MID fTownssnd. wiiiisms daily
nieht lpunssas.. fs~auifnA.t
dairy iAns.iss and Victoria
'ne.s no, calf at
Victoria sunday.
Tacoma Direct
tssru steamers Tacoma sna sssua
seam rsaisn. rriis for rA-l ~ team
~ esnsn roma direct Steamer - ssrn
seprn every tee tsara seel 'epr,
term single trip Gee round ispm
term TRIP. lepr
-asprnf s'eprn
,isrmt IL iepm
daily daily
Pert rewr.~nd special
tfaarn str sieus, for Port 1 seprn
8 sspsn Ta~n..nd atr.ot is ,sPn
daily icprnec,s ., Townssns' daily
WITH ruN iinss for all
ipoints on Oympiol
'r.n'nsuis
.ror Town.~-s-Ans~srie.-
H~ili-shsm
Gear, .,~sm,r vhsie.m. essm
fauy FOR Psr, Tsvns~ns. daily
lanaro-'ss and Bel
ilinehAm.
T,~rett-nsilirrh. -snscorte.-
Port re-~.~rd
iesarrn sKuish-r. fr-i esrrn
daily Everett snacort~- daily
land Be- nrh a N
iCaii. q, Port Town.
i.snd southhound on.'
ny Docs not cail al
iyv.reti SATURDAYS
san Jusp t.isnd.
isss str Ra.sii.. Tor por,i Germ
g7iin'ht Town-end and rel Tussf'y
SUNDAY 'iinEhan. via all SAM Thur.y
ru.sd'y Juan island points saiury
Thursyl
Son Juan Observation-Disclosures
6es-n str CT, ~ Ang-i~-l oonrn
Tus.s'yisor u~iinshan vial Monday
Thursy san Juan Island Wsdnss
sa,,,.x rot,,. Friday
Nafhf fHfNf"
Fort rowu@~nd-r~-t srxr'~s->eah
Nay and wav Ports
I. "a Steamer ti"r's. for toarnn
rnian'ht'rrrt Tovnsend rnr,l Tuesdr
FundayiArgries Noah Ray Yhursy
Tu.sd'y,and wAv ports ssiury
Thurs'N
povt Iown,~-d-port Angeles and
wsv rorfs
,,.se str Wsisl~sir, forl snnnm
.,,sr.h,iror, Townsend. rortl SUNDAY
Monday Angeles Ciausm snd wedner
wssne. way ports Friday
r-ldsN
ror, Gsn,ble--rrdlow--r
-nn-, ss-sn~r ruu~t. 'orl a'Nefn
drnv livingston. Gsr his, dsily
evcept r.ualow 'Erl"r. ercspt
saur'yF tseisr, To~nsend. SUNDAY
Townsville and Had
lock
Saturday Only
eOpu steamer PUGET. forl oopm
livingston. Ludlow and
way point.
sunday Only
aooarn steamer ruret. sorl taepm
livingston ludlow and
l~py points
Hood Csnnl--,iambir--Iu ludlow
T-iTsm istr ro,iatcb, for t7oo
dativ Ludlow. FORT thmhl mon nj
,,,ent ..panEor and all ercent
sunday points on Hood Canal Sunday
.stonmsr Kulshar VIII call ~ por,
Townsend n"rthhound Saturdays
only leaving Seattle At 10 y. nv
points marked 80 are boat landings
Passengers Tor thes. points and for
.tb.r boat landing points must make
thrtr own arrangements for landing
and assume nll rick and liability In
making such landing Steamers pas
senF.r rate does not include boat land
ing charEcs
baggage liability IN limited TO wear
InF apparel not to exceed 500 for
whnls ticket $50 pounds allowed free
steamers and schedules subject to
rhanrs without notice Freight re-
eeivrd daily for all points texceptInr
racomal named In above schedule
Ticket. must be purchased at ticket
office open from $50 a. m, to II 700
midnight
puGrT SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office, Coimsn Dock.
ii.
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frirro, 81 With suau heusr. scad
soil grounA has a slight slope.
which makes this an ideal paui-
tV raneh = mile from lake
front. frr tirW rftrr ttsa
terms $50 cash ana $40 nteuthiY
rake Kirkland feffF o. efftef of
NurEa a Farrar iu EfbIanH
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LOST AND FOUND

Its HEwAHp . LosT eos MONDAY
issf Bot arrn fIrsf and i'ik, sd 49,
snth srt Olive sions fnsftsn snuff fur
Cisrinsheuii Main af5s
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ArToRNEYS-pATENT
BANKS
BILLIARD TABLES

foE SALE - billiard TABLES.
Ar~nd n.w earora and pcckes with
esrnpi<ts outfit. tiss. second .haaf Ia
Alss At r-dacea prices; bowling alley
ouppffes. easy payments cigar sor.
(3xtur~s serf for ra.sioEua IRE
Brurswtek- Hsike-coil~nd.r Co. -es-
ss~-.es rsr., ave s~%sf'- wRth
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,s-miscgllAseous FOR SALE

SASH AND DOORS
OrSsr your sash ard Doors direct ervun
O. n WILLIAMS CO Ne sell Tor is0
because our own min Lxes
reek. prompt shipment and safe de-
livery 20 d~s'ins'ton guaranteed our
bfn illustrated catalogue 40. 81 fnaftsf
free. postpaid on receipt 81 request
vs.. 40 not handle rough iumber.
g-ersss panel doors Ne ....-....tfsl
s-piY veneer i-pansi doors ....... -
frust glass doors s-tsfss .......... see
ki;chsa glass door. lshts ........ sst
EunEaiow sash 40 loo ss .......... Sc
sts hofb~d sash s...,.............. aas
.sH1s medicine eabIn-t doors . .ss
Panel cupboard doors ........-..... as
i.piY Gold sgsi Hoannr ............ ifs
We carry a faii ins %, haildinr material
Including frames. inside finish. eslld.
ere hartNafs. paint. etc
O ~ WILLIAMS co
issf Ffrst Ats Seattle wash
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ballard Agent. 7 n MULLEN
gtoe Ballard Ave. phone Ballard 500
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~ LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

TWO ukY HORSES nee AND 1850
pounds werh single aF tonbi@ good 81
dnuhi~ HafnHss ONE furss suftuE
vsrun. rrs' class taaGF aat hafnsss
VII sru rhrau W o. f.nnkfsHaa sttt
Nsrrf sf Wee estW
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RACRiVfcE ALMOST is ctTY
s tsH--rwo actrs choirt trtrl land rlese
tn ritv school .irstftr NEufl aus hFat
~ rsi4hbors. scent fars 90 business
land can BE- boz rFop thts spFlng TefnnA
tae cash. balance SIC ulouthig
CASsitt n FEf-rfr
as Host1a Hiocs Main ist
FoR DETAILS oS LANDS
Handy % our mills ard camps
write 1r go a. " MEfkfEJpu$.
Mgr Land pcri ilat I. 9 smIh mag
SEATTLE. WASH
~rou deal vith % direct
THREE LAKES LUMBER 90
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81 FEMALE HELP WANTED
35-FEMALE SITUATION WTo
sALEsMEN WANTED

WIDOW WANTS Positions as doLsE
keeper 1929 Ninth ave. room !.
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HELEN RICE HtRfEfGH

Circles HuuGaf Tueadff. Ffidat evenings
s.ssns HIH
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-05
8 KILLED, y INJURED
IN RAID ON HARW|CH
Germans Put to ROut and Two
AirpIdneS Shot Down.

London. July Bombs were drop.
Essex. from a squadron of German air
raiders and eight persons were killed
and twenty-five others injured.
The raid was short and swift, the
British putting up such a stiff defense
that the raiders were quickly driven
out to sea, where they were intercept,
ed off the Belgian coast by British
naval aircraft from Dunkirk, and in
the battle that ensued two of the raid
ers were brought down in flames and a
third damaged All the British airmen
who engaged the Germans returned
safely from their fight, it is officially
announced.
There was lively fight between the
British and German airplanes during
the attack on Harwich, and only about
five minutes elapsed before the de-
fensive aircraft and the anti-aircraft
guns drove off the invaders. 1t was
a very misty morning, but the German
machines could be distinguished at
intervals when they appeared from
behind cloudbankS
The German squadron travelled at
great speed and in close formation,
heading first one way and then another
in an erratic manner Bombs were
dropped in rapid uccesion. British
airmen Immediately took the initiative
and, operating under the most adverse
conditions. Intercepted the Germans
and broke up their formation
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-05
TOLL OF U-BOATS
SHOWS DECREASE
20 British Vessels Were SUM
Last Week.

London, July 5.-The weekly ship
ping summary shows that fifteen Brit
ish merchant ships Of more than 1000
tons were sunk and five vessels oil
less than that tonnage.
Eleven fishing vessels also were
lost.
Forecasts that the summary of Brit
ish shipping losses by submarines and
mines covering last week would show
the smallest number of siukinss in
many weeks. were verified by the ac'
tual figures. The total of twenty mer,
chant ships sunk, compares with TWEEN
ty-eight the previous week and thirty
two for each of the two weeks pre-
ceding
The probable heavy falling off in
tonnage sent TO the bottom is empha
sized by the fact that, in contrast with
the fifteen vessels of more than 1900
tons now reported sunk, the sinking
twenty-one vessels in this class was
announced last week, twenty-seven the
week previous and twenty-five the
week before that.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-05
i ARIS IS WILD
OVER U. S. TROOPS
All France Celebrates the
Fourth Of July.
AMERICAN FLAG EVERYWHERE
President Poincare, Joffre and Other
French Dignitaries Escort Pershins
on Reviewing Line.

Paris. July All France celebrated
the Fourth of July.
Paris turned out a crowd that no
American city ever surpassed for size.
enthusiasm and profusion ii Stars and
Stripes
A battalion of the first American
eypeditiOnary force about TO leave for
training behind the hattie front had
its first official review in France and
was the center of the celebration.
Everywhere the American flag was
flying from public buildings. hotels and
residences and from automobiles. cab:
and carts: horses. brides and the la
pels OF pelestrines carried them.
The crowds began to gather early at
vantage points. Rue de Narenne was
choked long bef.re eight o'clock, when
the Republi, an Guards band executed
a field revele under General Perish
ing's windows and all routes toward
the Invalides were throngcd even be
t fore Pershino's meI turned out.
About the court Of honor where the
Americans We're drawn up with a de
tachment Of French territOrials the
buildings OveTflOwed with crowded hu
mainly to the roofs. All around the
khaki-clad men from the United
States were trophies and souvenirs o.
war-German cannon. 9i~"' res ma.
chine guns and many appliances for
burning suffocating gas. Behind the n
n the chapel separating the court OF
honor from Napoleon's tomb were CIR,
man battle flags. trophies Of the Marine
md AlSacn beside the Prussian ban
ners Of 1870.
There in the chapel before the tomb
of Napoleon. General Pershing race;v
ed American flags and banners from
the hands Of President Poinc7re. Al.
most the entire history of the strug-
giles of the French against the Ger
mans looked down upon the scene
from paintings portraying heroic Incl,
dents in French battle from Charlie
magne to Napoleon. There was
sharp contrast be'woen the khaki and
plain wide hrimmed hats of Pershtng's
men and the cay dress Of d Artagnan's
plumed musketeers and Napoleon's
grenadieres.
The enthusiasm of the vast crowd
reached its highest pitch when Gen.
eral Pershing, escorted by President
Poincare. Marshal Joffre and ether
high French dignitaries. passed along
reviewing the lines of the Americans
drawn up in square formations. Cheer.
ing broke out anew when the band
struck mp the ''Marseilles" and again
when the French band played the
"Star Spangled Banner" and Pershing
received the flags from the president.
"Vive Les Americans; vive Perish
ing xive- Les Flats Unis," shouted
over and over again by the crowd,
greeted the American standard bearers
as they advanced.
The crowd that had waited three
hours to witness the ceremony that
was over in fifteen minutes, surged
toward the exit. cheering frant'cally
after the departing Americans and try
ing to break through a gordon of pO-
lice troops. Outside a greater crowd
that covered the entire eSplanade OF
the Invalides. took up the cheers as
Pershing's men marched away.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-05
GUApNS SHOT MAY
END ATHLETES LIFE
TESTING Remark on the Street
ArOuseS Resentment.

Pennington. n. J., July 5.-Walter
ate OF Bucknell University, and a noted
athlete. Of Pittstown. is in the Easton,
Pa. hospital, MORALLY wounded, and
Henry Van Den Bulge. of Jersey City
a member of the Fourth regiment, New
Jersey national guard. is under arrest,
awaiting the outcome of Beats in,
juries.
Van Den Bulge is a veteran of the
battle of Nerdun.
According to statement given out
by the Hunterdon county authorities,
who took beats statement. the shoot.
ing was entirely unprovoked. beats
motored from Pittstown to Fleming
ton. and was standing In front of a
jewelry store, when a guardsman
walked down the street with a young
woman. beats is alleged to have spok-
en- to the soldier. saying: ooh, john
ME, Oh, Johnnie" The soldier is re-
ported to have declared: I'll get you
yet" and passed on.
Five minutes or so later the soldier
returned with fifteen or twenty other
guardSmen. beats was stin standing
in front of the store. One Of the SOL
diers made a pass at beats, and he
ducked. He also lodged another blow.
Then third guardsman. alleged to be
Van Den Bulge drew a revolver Be
ing unarmed himself, beats fled.
Three times the guardsman called
Halt" but beats kept on running.
Suddenly a shot was fired and beats
dropped, badly wounded. A bullet had
entered his back and passed clear
through the body. penetrating the in
testines Gnl stomach The wounded
man was taken TO EastOn, where sur
geons are working hard to save him.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-05
GIRL SHOT IN HOME
Allentown Miss Dying, Victim of Care
less Shooter.

Allentown, July 5.-Arnetta Mccall
ferty, year-Old daughter of Mrs.
Irene McCafferty, newspaper reporter,
is dying at a local hospital frfom a
wound in the lung. the result of this
city's most serious Fourth OF July &C
cident
The little girl was seated at the par
lor window of her house when Young
man passing the house, fired off re-
volver. The bullet. a thirty-two-cali-
bre, struck the sidewalk. glanced off
and hit the girl. The police later ar
rested Clarence Buck, a college stu
dent. aged eighteen. and are holding
him pending the outcome of the girls
FOund
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-05
ARRESTED FOR ECONOMY
Woman Practices Wartime Virtue by
REDUCING Garb Too Far.


WilkeS-Barre. Pa. July Even en-
listments in the nationwide movement
for economy failed to grant Mrs. Har-
riet ]. Lewis. OF Lehman township,
immunity to the moral demand that
the female body shall be adequately
clothed
Poor Director c. D. McKeel arrest.
ed Mrs. Lewis and lodged her with
the United Charities on complaint Of
neighbOrs.
Mrs. Lewis protested against prose
cution, and said she had dressed down
to the heat. Being a widow. with only
a little son TO help her, she he
lieved she should be allowed the same
rights as men workers. whose broad
straw hats are their main protection
against tile weather.
A special committee Of charity work.
ers has been collected to pass upon
,he case.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-05
WEAR THOSE SHOES
THAT TORTURED YOU
Cincinnati authority tells how to dry
up Il corn so il lifts out.

You corn-pestered men and women
need suffer no longer. Wear the
shoes that nearly killed you before
says this Cincinnati authority. be
cause a few drops of freeZone appli-
ed directly on d tender. aching corn
stops soreness at once and soon the
corn loosens so il can be lifted out.
root and all. without pain.
\ quarter of an ounce of freeZone
costs very little at any drug store,
but IS sufficient 10 take off every
hard or soft corn or callus. This
should be tried, as it is inexpensive
and is said not to inflame or even IT.
ritate the surrounding tissue or skin.
ADV