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WNSNINGTNN. MHr. -".- I.lNEh''"h
Ia Determine whether stat" mi!iiHin"n
enlisted under tn" old DICK ~" may
he rou,prIirh. urI"r. call al IL" pr''Ni-
d.ui tu rive federal &crvirr under m"
r.w militia law ,"day "a* ordered "N-
prdited ~ tn" $upr"m" court ~ IN"
war deuurtmcui'S request. Thr test
cases arr hub"a! corpus rr"c"' dihSS -,
Alexander NJ Emerson and Alfred -
inwrlI cnvalrvn,,u who. declined 70
ink" tho new federal oath. and tn" SUI
rrr,nc courts decision will affect III"
status Of many thousand cuardsw"n.
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ruuuiry to Germany.

WASFIlNCTDN. March .6.-An in
GIiiry :" learn whether any Americans
are among the 500 prisoners taken TO
, Germany hv rh" raider M0cwc. was said
n The SIat" department today 10 have
io.ru sent forward by the United States
through the Spanish Ambassador 81
Iirrltn II IS considered practically c"r-
tain here that there nT" large num-
hrr Of Americans among them ana in
such cas-, this government Is expected!
to-. ful'rw Ia" precedent sci in ia" Var
roH,la!,. r.," and demand lmm'!inic re-
lease. Doubt IS tclt that IcFHithy WI!
| ,,,,I,,plV
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5000 Enrolled

NEW YORK. March @6.-Sjnr" The
hrra; IN diplomatic relations between
The Cnir"dr States and Germany. NOR"
than l5u.orN How mrmh"rs have be- II
enrolled In III Atlnuti" division al me
American E"d cross. - waS aHn"unC"t
here Tonight The total membership -
,his I,yisiou which Includes tho Staj""S
nf Now York. New ,lrr%rt, '"in"''i'ut,
l'"uuSy lvania and r'iawAr". no" - ar..
rrnNi!naIcly alu."on or m"r" th1n nail
Ia, rrtir" Bed ross enrolment ~ IN"
l-r;T.,!n Stat"S.
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Militia of Mercy.

WASFITNCiTuN. Mar. 26.--Mrs. John
Hays Hammond and Mrs. William II.
lInrcnurr. of New York, offered and Sec
rotary Daniels accepted today the serr-
ices II The militia of mercy To- assist
II" families If such naval mlNtlamch
as may he called into active service.
The militia of mere is an organization
of women which recently cared Tor
children in New York crippled by IN
fauiilC paralysis.
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RacrnItinn Not Brisk.

NEW YORK. Mar. "6.--Navy recruit
ing III this city after the publich ton
81 tn" presidents appeal for more men
WAS moi respectfully brisk today. accord
I'M, To the officers in charge. At one
station only. riv" applicants appeared.
Another station. however. reported that
thirteen young men had come forward
and said they were anxious to see i'm
lnrIiniN SnrriCe.
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NEW RAY-O CHEMICAL
PRODUCTS OUT SOON
WhcelinG's Newest -.--lhcal industry
stock Being Taken Rapidly
Outlook Is Bright.

Tw.u rr.w products Will be added 10 the
c,Itrut or tn" I;ny-O Clerical company.
,,,,. Of Whrrlins's newest industries. az
soon as boxes IN which to put out the
nSw products can hr secured. y diErS-
tIv;. tablet and new tooth paste are the
io,c~f creations "f thIS home concern.
.rnr stock in this concern, which was
!airrhcd only n few months ago by j..
II Wells. ';"orr" Riddle. Hal Rrn"S.
,i,,il.s Lancaster. u. e. kmrn"r ard Ed
ya.rl =. Rose. is rapidly being sub
-rril.d for. chi"tly lay Whc"Iiuf p""r'".
under Tn" attractive terms under which
i; has been thrown upon tho market. AS
soon AZ The stock IL sold. II r""rGaniZa-
lion ~ the concern Will take plHc" and
rinns for branching our into larger
quarters. unsshly 4 new building. vii!
hr taken mp.
Whr"linG'S druggists with very few
W. ut iu!l% have IHk"n up tn" diStrihu-
;Inu nf EaN-D Chemical products and the
90. ,...rn now numbers among its cnihuSI-
n>fi,. NairOnS moro Ian lw" hundred
t:rug2iSls in 4 Wild" radius.
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Sinnx Are Patriotic.

kANSNS NITN, Mo, Mar. -6.--I."F-
mission /" organize the Sioux tribes
INTO regiments In case of hostilitieS
viii ic asked Of IN" government py
william Harrison. SIOUX Indian chiel
;t:t,. !nwyrr who passed through Kan
Sas city. Kans.. today on his way TO
Washimutou. lie said hc could recruit
- .nnn or %0.u0g Indians for service.
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po+,Io+ic MiriStcrs

PITTSBURGH. IA. March :6.--M"m-
l"rs Of tn" Baptist ministerial ASS"'ia-
,int, or PITTSBURGH offered th"mS"lV"S IN
C;u.rrnnr Martin -. ErTmbauEl tor
am services h" may call upon Ms to
r.m,;o, on trhali Of Ia" wealth
and the nation" in II resolution ad"pt"d
If III" weekly meeting h"r" today. cop
ics Of III" resolution Wy" S"ni /" Fr"sl-
dent Wilson and Governor RrUmhnugh.
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laIar doir TIL. change was made to
cuahI. Governor Horace +. Graham. n
member uf Lhc Board /" attend, litli "
Stewart. president Of the Alumni ;'&So-
citation said today.
Th" charges against Prof. Nppclmanh
:.r, based on correspondents" which II"
had with II German naval representative
LII NcM York.
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.TTTiGor" RI .1ail.

ATLANTA. Ca. Mar. "h.--W. !. FI"'
,yn4ki one oi iw" German 'hik'rs"
ibid here by tn" polio" for sey"ral days
and int"rrogatcd on whether n" "hiAih.
.I information Of military value. TODAY
Vas transferred from police h"hduuAr =.
for. t. In" county jail an Charr" or
violating tn" whit" slave law. rec
ZvrsI ia CHARGE with travelling WIN
4 German wonHn. VIII" S'at'd Sh' "'H
a. Wis of A. T Endou. another Ger
man mixer" Hug" C"utandiu. arrest
cd With Tirczynski. sian Is h"ld on 's"9-
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To Confer with aompers.

N-,SHINGTOE. Mar @h--i'"rarimrht
ur labor officials VIII confer N"dn"SHAE
with President Gnnp'."S. ~ the Amer
icnr Federation of Labor. an" win CIVIL
.,.ic, commission REPRESENTATIVES con-
corning labor for government navy
Yards and arSenal~ and TOR rriNht" con-
Germs working on government CONTRACTS
Mr.. TiomprrS also VIII represent '''
c,rnri1 of national defense.
,rbo Emitted States public employment
sc-yi,c under The labor d'paTim"n' a.
! ro,t, is searching III" country tor III
skIll%d labor for government worn ~
Federation nf labor will nnGHrtAh' :"
..i,. ,,,,io, labor needed AMI Nv" "ivti
n,..i:, r,,.ilian wnrkrrS. IN" r"Si"tiI''''
Jcnnr,mcn: will co-nrrra'" IN spreading
information.
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WASlIlNGTNN. Mar. -".-IInn.'aI0TH
transfer OF the priA" ship Arnam' At
Newport News Va. ~ the hritsh own
rrS. WAS ordered today by tn" SurI"'nH
court This "a the last step in taking
Tho vcEScI from Lieutenant Hans i:"rg
and the German pri%" crew Following
thu courts r"r"nr decision that Ia" -Np-
pam violated American neutrality.
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ion 81 national agricultural prcparcd-

ness.
Since the policy "t stimulating food
production would have 10 hc supple
Inrutcd hy u policy guaranteeing m"
f:irmcr AGAINST loss due To possible
u."r-pro,!lciion. the department holds
thai congress alone can deal with this
question effectively, although the de-
I,artmIcnt' can do something toward
speeding mp production within certain
economic limits.
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Application fer Pardon.

Notice hereby eTcn that "n. the 18Th da' e.!
March, l"l1. an application WAS filed with t. &.
I'icrSn,l Pardon Attorney. charleston. West N'S:nI"
;,5 the pardon @; L." Vernon SUdnn. convicted ~
;kc crime - breaking ami Entering h'S car IN /"
iaiIryad. ~ III" March term. 1919. nf the trmina.
i'nWr: q. Onto County. aEf s"Gtrnr"d Ia imirl>"H'
iarit in tn" West Virginia rrEt"t;iarr tot tie
Ir!Ioi ~ "irht Years.
tS.&ucdI LIE VERNON SoI.DEN.
mr.
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n,rlN CITY E111nlnYeH

RALTIN0EE, Ma. March @j.--May"r
rrHetnu announced today that city lat'-
,r.rs mud other employees 900 in ALL
viii he drilled and prepared Tor active
."r..icc Major i W. Shirley "t IN" Ma
tIOnnl Guard viii hr drill master.
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GAIA Conduct Granted.

WASHINGTON. Mar. -. Tn" United
states haS granted thinaS request ''I
r rnnrIuct for tho former German
minister 10 China and his suit" across
ibis country Ell route 10 Germany.
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Russian Report.

PETROGRAn. Marrn ~. VIA Lon.
don, &;l.; +. M.--.tfl"r III" diScharg" "i
four Gas waves til" G"rluans E"S'"r-
day attempted I" max" an advance
near PoStaHy. on IN" n"EiH"Fh pau ~
ina RnsSiau frnul below IIvinSk. Inc
war office announces that the I"rmaAs
I'm the rrgior Of PoStavy. III" Ger
mans having DISCHARGED four &"S
waves. attempted 10 advance. II"
statement says. h"N "'ic '"''"H
back by our fire.
in the region Of OdorhawS'hl' cal
OF Raranovichi. about ~" COMPANIES
of Germans in white uv"ra!Es launCiIcu
ar attack against our trenches. they
wer,. Dispersed by or artillery IRE.
"Northw"yt of Smor%pn our 4iii'i"t!
hi, = German airplanr. Whirh fell into
the rncnay lines. ~
"On the ltumanian front 'H'r' MIS-
rifle firing.
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ReoraaniIc Turkish Army.

LONDON. MNNcN -N.-"',:i. VI
iFirld Marshal August Won MarE'l'acn
-; The German army, according !" Il
despatch from E"rnr. has arrNru a.
Constaurinoplr 10 rrOrGdnz" IL" Inr.-
ism army.
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S--t-
: FOX SALE

fos saLG-Six nooaso ROUSE. IN suSY
TOWN. WITH MILLS ENFLOrIh" APl
PROxIMaTEkY 5000 MEN. Lot Ecxi5!. CAN
GET PURE Aspiring WATER ~ 4 FEW
MINUTES WELK. WILL SELL CHEAP 10
QUICK 6uNEH. As OWNER WISHES TO
LEAVE TOMM. FOR 4 REEL Cs3GAIH
ADDRESS CHEAP. CAFE ;EiILLIGEEcER.
\ m- 81
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FOE SALE os. RE.T \ IN" a.'" f..m +; aaor
- a".".. "i'i;., ! m." {" Wheeling. IN '"'rnda
mly,d !""i I!j., "f.! ,:IHc ~ irAd 81 ry':r-hu.
.ra.~ ra>tlrr. tn: i':r'urr ;'iiaat'"n cal or adj
dr.>. l.. ". MS-ns"n. liza G:'Nr Eva i">.J
K .rtr-2.I
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THREE VILLAGES FALL
(Conttaued from First Page.)
Alexander !. Guchkoff. Russian
minister Of war. az Riga.

minister Of war. al Riga.
French Report.
PARIS. March 2G, 1890 p. NJ
Though strongly opposed by the Ger
mans. the French troops today occu
pied the town OF t'olemhray and Ii
Feuil!ee. south Of the Coucr forest
saws the official statement issued BY
the war office tonight.
Progress has also been made BY the
French north OF scissors IN The
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NOTICE; TO CONTRACTORS
t.tiCc - Contractors.

t!ticc - Contractors
I:ld> v.i ~ .jrrclTcd Us S. Jacobs. crr. Of the
Board c' L.Ta .i'. i:rIdrIi III" district. nnl nooa
,Ici,... the ~ .m! st Il AMI 49,. f"r the ere''-
,r.u -; .,hrn lNIu.S - irri'S fi.r. OLc Co.. W.
Va lra aud - ,cIi.r"'iu> ran lie stcn al Office ~
T. f. Fans. aiSltcr: SrIaulbaciI building. Wheel
lM: " Va. - =: "::.,. ~ 5 Ja"",>. WOOd!awn
,rh.r,i binding Fw"n'I!awn. uhr 10. w Va. The
l.:l.L - ,r>,i.r,; :,Jcc; az al bids.
: IAI'pI,S. t!crk.
, mn ~ H. +. 4. FITiS. Architect.
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: POULTRY,

WaHTEO-.p0 cn:r!. ht," de- rh'a" and ~ good
,h,l". aGtl.r3, H. :. G.. la'rSr"ccr.
: ::r-. i.i
-.-.-. - --.------------ -,
FOR SaLE-t,:Es aa,cn;nc ;" "r'''- ZACH
White i.rsrrTir Pr.-e !!GI on !n:;"". The" BUR-
rp.;rr"!, So on GIRL SuTug Emo! fa'"'. "a. :'one
,vr,. r;nG.Y :: 'nr..U
THoRoUGH6EEo l;srrrr r,c! rosa':-!> s.."u aud
500. lSs> $50 ,r't'ns S'i!"r.! i1'id. Ea'i'nd'
nii, mr. S.art
TUR SklE-EsSf .'i n4'r,.trs. =. g. E:.nG. ls!"Hd
Reds Par. hK ~ IL. Bare" Rocks. i:;uc. M
lslu.ian TuIun.in1u WysEJrys $40 r"r -. iirii'
Latte ~ Enc & >'ir I'"nc i'js-A. 'r'is-:N!
RHODE tsLsEn; I'D Iu" I.c:h"rn. cEcs and si"N
for safe II. 10 Ur:rrsna. Wh'c.rms. VI. Va. a. :.
I, uI st
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LOST AND FOUND

LoSr-CtaCH. WALLET. CONTAINING PAPERS
VALUABLE 10 OWNER ONLY. RETURN TO
IHTELLIGEHctR OFFICE AND RECEIVE re.
WARD = 2:-if
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;FOl. RENT

FOR RENT-I;OREER STORE ROOM MAIN AND
TGHTH STREETS. FORMERLY LoGaE'S CORNER
SGo ALSO R,Ne LAEGE FIRE PROOF STORE
ROOMS LOWER AID UPPER FLOORS. ~
HAwLsY GU!Lof:G.
lanes /. HtWlCE.
1905, MARI STECEr.
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WANTED-To Rent

WANTED TO ftET--i or S-rom modem house with
garage vrferr.H. TN; tic I!to. address Suburban.
..,rr thiS office: -
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.llcd Mine Workers OF America were
advised in ~ telegram from John P.
White. Of indianapolis. international
president. To maintain the existing joint
agreement With the operators. Presi-
dent White advised the men to lay
aside all. far; ional feelings and work
in the interest Of the union as 4 whole.
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D I E D

MuRPHY-On sont.j. March rs 1917. at $50
O'Clock a IN. .tCIiARIES BERNARD ACRPHf.
suu Of the !atGS NJ! and Mrs. Patrick Murphy. In
in the end yrl. o. his hGo.
Funeral :rnr, eSuinc Mis-. Joseph J. Foster. No.
ZOO jacob s,r.<t. Wednesday morning At $3.50
n'c!n.k KrGui<5r high msss at st. Nitys Catholic
church at oeIock. Friends Of the family Invited
10 Sttend In,sIncn: in ~. calvary cemetery.
KRAfT-on sunsi.. .n..,. -. 1877. 81 1875 O'Clock
p. m. ASpRlSr MARSHALL. son OF GeorIe g..
and Isabella KAT, IN Tie 23rd year OF his age.
FUNERAL SERVICES ,; the family residence 81 Virginia
street wrdnrs4.y afternoon O'Clock. Friends Of
the family are ,irT1ied 10 Aucnd Eternent Grcan-
wood c-netery.
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RuTnor Denied.

LONDON. March ~. ~4:o@ T.: M NJ.
Rrmors which hav" ben i'll cir I;.S u
fnr several days of The landing "t
Cnrmans in Scotland or n place on
,hc English coast received inrir quiet-
MS ir the house Of commons louH ~.
chancellor Bonar Law SAID mar 50 ID,
az il was possible 10 give AM reaSo:!
FOR tho 0rison Of III" rumo[s, .he;
nrobabIv were du" 10 the iaG' LIZ.
Inc HON" deic!iS" troops hhu nrci'
. 1T' nf,nn happens. hui in the present
;ns,,nc, il created an unusual CONNIE
I inn
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ADVISED BY WHITE

ut EpIS. Pa. Mar. cT.--ls"prcS"Ela-
,iv"H 81 1900 coal miners 81 central
Pennsylvania meeting her" today at n
special convention or District No. :
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FOR RENT Tis.;;! ..cu; J..,ra"a' . ''"nN and bath
@':h and rn., aIm". Imrut:" h"Im'> 'lius sio'r'
mI..a-t
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GUARDSMEN
,co,tinue6 from First Page-l

in he preparedness program he
addfd could readily find his, OPP
n"TIuni,y through either of these
:. r:.r ripS
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WANTED-Male Help

WAETED-Yo,1s man sixteen years Of age for oH1ea
mr-T-G
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WANTED--Female Help

WAhTED-Girhr over IL years n! age !"T Light. ciean
factory w"Ik,.' ,u"d wages. Apply Wheeling Tie
Co.. 3St and Hhapiin" -. mr-2Il
Want EO-t;!rI for genera: h"u.cunik so home al
nigh: we:crTcS Mrs $. I'rsu. 20; So Penn. Natl
plloltr lgt7 NJ mrat-i
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I'm a,ncroaniS1n Charged.

BOSTON. March -. '"n~"!"iA''"h ~
| charges ri um-Nm"ii""n '"n'"'i pre-,
| f"rrrd by alumni against I'E. Nh'"h ~
! ,nnoIn,nnn professor Ut German Ian
| r,inr,, and literature at The University
Of Vermont has been put over hy IN"
! hoard OF trustees from March II /"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-24


conveyed 70 the FE=1-A --
sense uf weakness. oa-oEea 7s Aa Was
by his soldiers. tg.Ea IS TACT
strict GI@alpanaE1al- Ills E a-la
after making his a-5po=ltoa5 70
victory has been Jae gt--5-.--- - --7
4FFs OF 1+@ --9-..
Has Much Common sense
Common sense U.s. rated IT'S his a.5-
unguishlHs eEaraete1as He never
permits himself 49, become aEe-la1
under the most severe strain.
joEre was co1-l15 ERIN -en195 q
the French army aI t-7 1e=.aAtA5 on
the Har and be remained Fl ma. posi-
-on until December tasl "47A -e
save place 70 General -HE7t@e 10 nee
come marshal and military ADVISER Of
the government
I'm responding ~ me a%- #-.7
duty. his services are PLACED at the
disposal q me american Peeps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-24

chamber II deputies. because he X y
grandson Of LAFAYETTE al Revolution
arr fame Ha = Z notable authority
IN ar--#-- affairs
Married American E5rE
zr--rufs n7 r-s-sa-rr is e. son q
taa MARQUIS he rr7ra~un who was
.r-.r ADVISER rar narr wears af tra
French LEGATION I'M WASHINGTON The
rr5-r.sz erA-- r.z r.ssr here arz
.---.+a- 81 a-Ha-v e--ra~ r-a-Hr4a
--z-~.a- If CONGRESS- and an e~aas-
aa9r- rs Vienna fr nra=a-eFtss admin
.-r.-.--
n Simon f-a-ar.-r M Frzrrea has
.- ar-ser.a r-aa-+asErr fn r-s-,- IL
ar authority ae finance. Ea- Il Iaaz
-.--- Fa ~az stationed sr 7T--r-e r~.--
-- to aa4s-r Inc extensive financial
interests "a that r-an-r-. r- ii well
.-,---- in =re-r-zF circles II .rz
United States
HayeIaua Great Educator.
If Fz--rfas.r. fr-raetr- Of public
instruction. vel known Sit aauca-
-s-rar circles IN America He 5= g.
Graduate ri Inc HIGHEST French mil
r=rzf-v and IS great aan-T-r~ Of
American institutions. particularly of
IKE public school system Ha hay
paid more than dozen visits 10 the
limited states she last ouEv "a wear
ago. making q special study of efu-
.a+f-naf nrahEaras
4ffarhe fo goTrp.
SURGEON Major Ure.fas is not the
famous Major Drayfus whose trial
nearly disrupted the Frenca army
decade ago. He was private urac-
tfetrr nlv=frfaa aft the beginning Of
tr7 war when called into military SER
vice and attached closely Is the ner-
son of General Torre. whom he has
a--omnarfed 1r every trip to England.
ItaIv and elsewhere.
Lots Of Work Ahead.
Arthur James BalfOur. British for
efzn secretary. spent today i'm consul
tatfon with other members Of the
British commission ou means to dis
pose of the enormous amount OF work
which has already developed.
OHciaIs Of an the American admin
isrralve departments having TO do
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-04-24
MEXICAN SLASHES
COP WITH KNIFE
Sfebeno Romance Cuts Officer Frank
smith When Arrested in the Saloon
Of George Marshall.
WOUND THOUGHT N0T SERIOUS
Patrick CaFlH, Davenport, Apologies
for Saying Things Against Flag
When @ausad.

Gust as 95"Cer rank smith went tr
place =teneue Romance under arrest
last evening al e-+5 at the saloon Of
George Marshall. 1928 First avenue.
the Mexican drew q knife and s5ashaf
the patroluan En- the throat The
wound IS not serious but the police
man was NOS able p attend 10 his reg
uIar duties today 1T WAS necessary
for seEeraE stitches so be taken
close the wound
Three 1EaEfcans dri6Hzd into taa
thirst par5ar They started trouble hr
grabbing al the money which patrons
placed on the counter for drinks When
ale barteu6ars objected they showed
fight and pulled guns.
joe ia ssou West Liberty. Iowa
was one 1g the men the gang picked
ou- lie beat it out the door and called
the police. DHeers Smith and PEaze-
mann responded with the WAGON
Smith backed Stehano Romance into
The corner 70 get a better hold on him
and as he did 81. the Mexican drew Z
knife and struck the officer IN the
neck o#eer ElaEmanu pulled his
gun and threatened to shoot. Instead
he init Romance over the hand with
the weapon SO hard that IT Is thought
he broke some OF aha bones Al least
Stebauo dropped the knife Easuo
Sanchez was the name The other fer
aiEnar gave while she third got away.
They were taken fo The station 81 hoet
amy further trouble. This morning
their cases we're continued untt An~fl
-s- and they were held under So eco
bonds each. OLA charges of assault. with
intent t- commit murder
Patrick EarlEn. Davenport aged s..
employed hE the Central Engineering
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UNIVERSITY BOY
FALLS FIGHTING
ON WEST FRONT

Ry United rr~-. Leased wirs
LONDON, July 20. - The
American loglon--Canada's III
tie vanguard Of American boys
won their objective In the lat
eat fighting on the Canadian
front, but paid In the loss OF
three members.
Unofficial iista today gave the
three killed as Lieut.. A. X. Minard.
OF Boston; Lance Corporal r. Il.
Monroe. OF Charleston. w. Va; Pri'
waite c. Winnham. machine gunner.
OF Buffalo. n. Y.
Surprised at Americans
I'VE went over at exactly a. m,
said Lieut.. Frank II. Burr. OF tolum-
bus. O.. today. describing the action.
Everything went splendidly. I got
one Prussian guardsman myself He
had a brother In San Bernardlno.
Cal. and could not get over his sur
prise that there were Americans in
Canadian uniforms"
Burr said Minard, Monroe and
Winnham were killed by shell fire.
Minard was wounded In the head.
arms and legs. and died In ~ hours.
Burr was one out OF 10 officers who
escaped without n scratch.
e. N. Keenan, Wounded
Lieut.. Harry Nelson. of Detroit. a
minister's son. was shot IN one arm.
and Lieut. Max Foster. OF Traverse
city. Mich. "A Cornell man. was hit
IN tho back by "A shell fragment
Lieut.. Fred Falconer. OF New York.
was slightly wounded in the face
and neck.
Corporal y. McCargue. a Kentuck.
ian. formerly OF the United States
Coast artillery. suffered a slight
head wound. and r. 81. Keenan,. OF
Seattle. formerly OF the University
OF Washington. bad painful shoul-
der wound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
STRIKE PEACE
STILL DISTANT

Settlement Of tho strike
among mill operators, which
has tied up the lumber Indus
try In Washington for ten days
and which threatens TO delay
the governments wooden ship
program, was no nearer pos
sihiiIty Thursday than before,
local leaders Of the strike az
flrmed.
DR.. Careton Parker. representa-
tive OF the war department, went
TO Tacoma Thursday morning to
Investigate conditions there. He Is
In the Northwest, looking into the
situation In its bearing TO the
wooden ship prografA
J. q. Brown, presidvpt OF the In.
ternatlonal Single weavers' union.
made the statement Thursday that
troubles with members OF the T.
w. w. would be quickly obviated
as a factor In Industrial differ.
ences If the employers would sign
up the eighthour agreement.
Al a conference Wednesday
night between the Lumbermon' 4
Protective league. Or. Henry SUI
gallo, chairman of the state de-
fense committee. and DIR. Careton
Parker, an executive session was
! held in consideration OF the strike