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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
SUGAR

NEW YuEk. July @.~-Th" market fer
raw ~uLnr wns &:"aiy ~ i.">'c .'r
lri.a> COSY AMI irri.h' 'iHa! !" "'''''
Tor centrifugal tn" w'"hli r,hl" from
cuba rcI"ri"d receipts thor" last "" x
"f il&ii tons. against in.iii Ia" l'r''
NIruS week. whil, ,ArurIs ""r" lon. -.
against >>.Hl,. w. III" st"'h nav ""'.-
a." aaa,ust ?G3.G4% w'"k n@". TIL"
weather l. u'r-.;ll,i asa! 'l'rr ar" 10"
"i.,N ~ mill sri"IiHg. nEa:h't :" ih'
;,r vl"'i. W,'.& y. tG.!3ro"ni !ur 'ha%"'
w'r,. REPORTED hy 80 "rnluiii.".
I'm rrincH huslm'ss Is. "f 'air rr"T"--
J 'i"r. WITH "'iners all, T. TIKI '1r' 81
'.nE = r',Hr:,'.~ rf:.yr.. ':..n.r IT1"' s
a.. UNCHANGED -, :..,''' Tor IN" gran
HiI'.i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03

Financial News Bulletin: In hIS'
tiranc,;It circles ,h'r". IS Il greater conn
dence now than 4 few days aG" WIN
regard - thr Washington atiiiud" 80
ward business Sk"pt!ciSm has ben
succeeded by sratillcd enterprise. &C
cord!nS u some channels.
Easy call m"E"y rates and r0ntir-
uauce OF large earnings arc being Tc-
fsrrsd IL in artiv" market CIRCLES 80
factors that w!Il sustain prices ana
make for buliish activity when 'h'
pr. sen, r"aijusring Iiu"tua:i"nS "ht''
have been completed.
. \ strong impression * d'v"i"plhS IN
prominent financial circles that SWINGS
IN ;h.. sock market from n"w IN VIII
ho governed chiefly by III" war news
other factors arc Exp. c'"l {" b. Srn
merged aud recommendations ar" h"'"S
mad. IL huy OH weakness after re'''S-
SiunS -: r.aH";I;,hi'. 'Nt'nt thai S""m I"
;.r"l,.t.. r.r.nn;,':rl strength.
Gossip in C"inmi$$r"" houses T"icrS
20 iis. buying ~ American loot sugar
as :. .ug largely has.r! U'"'" hii"E''i
rrn,riS = Of r"li"t ana iar=" Snt.tr
best crop in the nor invest Tn ~uI n
stocks havr substantial Sh"rta;" "I' ,
standing ,!uc - II" rrj"'' hnnhi'a,'S
urd.r ,y!.!ch th. ;ra,ir has n"rn up rat
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
STOCKS AND BONDS.
RIVER TRAFFIC
tconttnueo From First PageJ


Arkansas. - Fort Smith. AN important
t,.hhiuy center for rXtr"in" western
Nrkausns and par; ii Oklahoma. ~
rr.xrn; it Nigh, hc difficult /" carr on
,..,y,,,,;,,u mn Inc Arkansas /" Fort
S,n,,h cnr .ny great part al III" %"'l''
Int ultirnn;" d..v"l"mlcnt 1t IN" wafer
v,v system <n"uli mean added trans
porlnlI"m facilities Cor Fort Shii'h.
Snrrvrr"r, Is at III" Trad # IN" nav
gable horizon If IT." Rcd klN"r. III lH'
extreme northwestern corner 81 l'"ulH'-
ana Tho city - only twenty mii'H
from tn. Tc%as lin" aEd f"rty mil'S
from tho Arkansas linz. HA'"raiH.
Thr"yrpnrI ie an important j0"h'hG an"
wholrSallng i",n' ;vr rnrtS'"t the 'hrec
states.
The Rcd River is totally Without boat
,r,r,,, Shr,yrpnri has NOT the Sl'Gn'-
cer sign 81 RIVER .l"rmImnl d"N'I"i'h"!i''
.r,,,. w,tcr. edge through ir" city is IN
~. Gam. srain rs cls"wh'r" through
agricultural country. ny IN river
oEr.yrprrr = 80. mIl's ahoN" ne m"''a
": Tn" i:nd I;v"".
Il - 10 comparatively r"""nt years
,l..i boat irtffIr "u IN" k'd HlNrf :"
&nr.l,i,""' died NJ on" IN" ii' 'i"'a'
rr..f:i, wa.s extensive. Th"'' were r'';"-
lar boa, !iu.s connecting SIR N'lr''
w,,h N"w Orleans. %"'rh'E M'inp:'H
aud =. Louis. In ia"" tn" trait began
Il. dwlndl. In I?ia "n!y "n" boat from
~. Mississippi River arrived a. Hnr"'',
port. I'll" ralr"adn~ he'd 'Ai'r'H'n'''n
III. service. y" mar" r'n'l"-i\' It''
ihnl nn Important N"lu"'. ~ ''r'E"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
BENWOOD
=. n1ethodist Red Cross.

I'll" m.mh'rS Of III" iscd EroSS society
.r I'M. I:.nvr"d Methodist Episcopal
,hur.i will hold their regular session
all lny today IN III" Red Cross head
u;:rrtyr:s at Tia" rity building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
o. 2. K. or p.

Al mcrrl"rs # VI y. G"vl"r '"H-
paur "" -" / i X ~ T. ar" r"Tu"~'-
at :" n<e",nhl" ~ lh' arm"rH ~ "a
Thursday m"rUIrG. JGi% ;ih. ;"r In"
r,Irp"s.. - leaving IN - body !" march
~ he rtr:,d. IN W'u"lur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
Ladies' Aid Meeting.

Tn" lni'!'"' Aid society al inc Sen
wood ,.i.lh"dlSt Episcopal church hcio
;l.,r w,,I.lv ,ur.r:rS las. evening In
,,..r r..onre in Tho church. The evening
v.,s devoted Ia scw,ns ana knitting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
TOLEDO GRAIN MARKET,

TOLEDO. ~. July ".--Cluvcrsccd -
Tr,mr cash. $1,000: october. $l3.4o; u'"-
r.mb r. Sl%."5.
h<ikr-I 'cinh'r, $li %.
Timothy --l.rim". cash. S2.o5; scr:rm.
Dor $751;. October. 81 - /. I"r"mber
81" "a: March. $i.I"i.: Apr!.. SA.3i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
Knights OF PythIaS

AZ r,.-il"rs - ih' local Il. ~ u.
lnd... .r" r.Gu"S,,I 81 IL, pres. his
r,"n.ug ~ ll,"lr ,~,r.ry N s;'N, nth
>,rr.' Thor. VIII y. ~ 'r%lal!r:inn "f
80 ,"r$ after pr.'h = 'I:h' lumrh wi!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. July >. is.
Furnished the lntcllGcncer by A. +
Masicn & CO.. members Of lii" New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WNEEl.ING. w. Va. Jmly ., rs.
Furnished Ia. lG,t. lli:cnc"- by A. j..
Ma$,.E Il Go. members rr tn" New York
stock ENrhausc. National Sank Eurld-
lns. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis f.. l;ranu.
manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING; ". Va. Tuly IS
Turui Shrd ih" lni"liir"ur"T by y. 7.
Nasiru &. GO. mon hrr$ &c ia" New York
S'"rL ENrharg". National l!ouk iMrld.
ing Wh",lIuG. ". Va. Louis +. Brand.
rOaDacrr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
Curb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. VI. Tuly ., rs.
Furnished tho ln;"llS"ncor b. 4. T..
Mastcn & Co. members "f tho New York
Stock Exchange. National EanE Build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis i. Brand.
mnnnECr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
UPWARD SWING
|. IN CORN NARKET

.rEEitAGp. .Juiy c--P-"spccts that
Canada may tax" II larger quantity or
corn flour In tn" near future CAV" n
nntahl" urwa~l SWING to-day to tho
corn rIark"t hrrr. Prices closed firm.
l'<c to - nc. higher. with July SLIDES
10 Sl.i3"- ami September $l.5@%. I"
Si.i2Ts. Oats gained Il shade 10 IL. In
PROV :sionS. the "u;rom" varied from &C
d';ciin" /" 100 advance.
open. High. Low. Close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
,ropyrjeht. l?lS. is The ST. Louis Starr

! 1.-THE next article In tho Mississippi
waterway series, dealing with the lower
; mississippi, including Memphis, VickS-
burg and Tatche., viii appear In the
IErclligcncer, July ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
N Y STOCK EXCHANGE
WEII...I.IN,;. ". Y

Wllr:I:I.IN,;. ". "a. IH'y :. -.
;.;ruixGcd h" Irie!li=.n'''r ~ ~ l..
,-as,.u X 60. rne!Hh:rS ''f the ~ y York
Stock E:>.i.ar=;H. Nnt:"ESl i'ank huItI'
;.,~ WE.sl:ns. ". W. L'U!S +. Brand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
81

nf. tho Aluminium Ore company Of st.
Louis /" IN" East 81. Louis terminal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
PETROLEUM

on. CITY PA. July Credit bal
anccs. Sam. Runs. 1921: average.
1f,3?3 shipments, js.l62: average.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
WHEELING LIVE STOCK

WHEELING. W. Va. Iuly ,. rs.
FURNISHED by Tic Wheeling 1.-Two
Stock &. Commission Coz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
THE Days REVIEW
| Furnished The lntrlliS"nc"r by tn
F>.naH&n co..
MORNING STOCK LETTER.

News ;hls morning * not niarR o't'
f.r.n, from wha, II was last night. 30
far ~ war COS.
N1wsrap,r gossip on tn" d"c!in" at
TIE, closing yesterday rather c"hitrHnS
the idea that !. Was - drive.
Harris. Winthrop X 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-03
BANK CLEARINGS

C!Ho-:uSs for July c......E 6''.'-'.-l
Same day las; year. l.""-'>of'''
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,tal sales Sal.snn shares
S4.Ton.600.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-05-07
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following is the list of letters remaining for fifteen days in this office unclaimed and if not called for by May 20, 1918, will be forwarded to the dead letter office:
 Gentlemen-Wayne Anderson, Rev T. J. Bennett, s. Warren, H. B. Stan- ley, B, J. Jones, Henry Jones, Ansel Cunningham, Rev. J. C. Vaughn, w. E. Mckenzie, c. B. Wells, Ellie Site, Semy Dixon.
 Ladies-Mrs. Calie Ondel, Mrs. Os- car Johns, Miss Woseter Brown, Mrs. Jessie Sutton.
 When calling for the above, please say advertised" eaa nay one cent on delivery. John 4. Marr, P. NJ.
 Moth Balls at Hesterly's.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-05-07
WHEN THE SHOWS START
Telephone 294.

Dr. Etta Champlin, osteopsshiis physician of Hope, Ark, visits Pres. colt professionally on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. For infer nation call 45. 1e.,f
 Pupils of Emmet high school last week successfully produced The Call of the Flag" at the school building in Emmet and have kindly consented to reproduce the play here for the bene- fit of the Red Cross. It is interesting throughout and real talent is found among the students. The play will be rendered at the high school audi torium Thursday evening and an ad- mission of 15 and 25 cents will be charged. You will enjoy the occa- sion.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-05-07

Get that fiashlight at Guthrie's now
 Prescott Hardware Go. has a com plete line of Aluminium.
 Slug Shot for all insects on plants, non-poisoa, at Hesterly's.
 D. J. Bean returned this morning from a business trip to the capital city.
 Make your soda habit a clean habit drink at Guthrie's.
 Life Time Aluminium is the thing. Prescott Hardware Go.
 Lees Egg Maker and Little Chick Grower at Hesterly's.
 Perry Chapel of Little Rock, a former Prescottite, is a visitor to the city today.
 If you need a few pieces of Alumi- mum, Prescott Hardware Go. has it.
 Colored Glasses, all styles at Hes terly's.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-05-07
Leave your Laundry at Hesterly's

Leave your Laundry at Hesterly's.
 Remember Prescott Hardware Go has anything in Aluminium Ware.
 Miss Fannie Wilson is at home from short visit with Mrs. w. w.. Dickinson over at Ogden.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wilson were called to Little Rock again today on account of the critical illness of the formers mother.
 The anniversary day program of the Epworth League will be rendered at the Methodist church next Sunday Over 50 young people will participate.
 Those who have cars and will vol unteer their services in getting the crowd to and from the high school for the Red Cross benefit given by the Emmet high school pupils, Thursday night, please phone Mrs. Jno. A.. Davis, from & to 12 a. m. and 8 to II D. m
The Prescott daily news., 1918-05-07
Prescott Ice Companx
 Telephone 56
PRAYER MEETING PROGRAM

Methodist church, May 8th, 8 p. m. Leader, c. c. Calhoun.
 Song, Jesus is Passing By. Scripture, Matt. 4:18-25.
 Prayer.
 Song, Sweet Hour of Prayer, one verse.
 The call to the private in the ranks, by J. o. A. Bush.
 Is the church as responsive to the call of the hour as other institutions :? by J. A. Parker.
 How we may recognize the call, discussion led by Mrs. c. L. Green. Song, I'll Live for Him. Benediction.
The Prescott daily news., 1918-05-07
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
Sprayers at Hesterly's.

Sprayers at Hesterly's.
 Aluminium. Prescott Hardware O.. has lots of it,
 Rent a book at Hesterly's.
 Mrs. Geo. F. Cress returned this morning from brief visit to Gurdon.
 Miss Mae Duke returned this after noon from short visit to Little Rock.
 Kreso Dip and Lees Liquid Lice Killer at Hesterly's.
 William s. Hart in "The Narrow Trail" will be the feature picture at the Gem this evening.
 "The Call of the Flag" by Emmet high school pupils at the high school in Prescott Thursday evening will in- terest you. 15c and 25c for the local Red Cross chapter.
 FOR SALE-A 1917 model Ford touring car in good condition. Will sell reasonable. J. B. Mcclure. 6d3
 The Nevada County Hardware Company has installed complete line of cofins, caskets, and robes and under the direction of H. O. Giles, the company will cater to this line of trade. They will also do embalming, as Mir. Giles is licensed embalmer, having been in that business at Ham, burg before coming to Prescott.
 Owing to increased cost of mater ials we are compelled to advance the price of ice cream with fruits and toppings to 15c. Special sundaes to 20c. Buchanan Drug Store, Hesterly Drug Store, Guthrie Drug Store. 2d3
The Prescott daily news., 1918-05-07

The increase in cost of all a materials and ,.,
 to increase the price cents n o made May lst to all classes of trade This not L effective increased cost manufacture and delivery we mn the expenses to the minimum by cutting out all reduce cries and saving man power wherever possible pa dev regular routes must get their ice the wagons I hng special deliveries Orders received after D. m will n m for cred until the following morning. va "O' De deEv-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-14
EVEN CIRCUS ELEPHANTS
DOING RED CROSS STUNTS

Al q uarpss wild Animal SHOW. each
contestant having ssnt In variety 81
clever patriotic srntences sontLIssd from
letters in th. sentence. al q WINES niE
four wild Animal circus Cell at The
Lydia y Young. kist tAtons ave,
lila bland, I'll. rautth ave ~
Iiaisn Haynes, iiT iuh ave. ~
Dudley stuart. Ittt Eighth ave
Andrew Maflnsiia. tbez F.rn ct
Juice Paul. aiit ;ist ave. A.
Guslla osnrr.ans, al ~ tsth 81.
fam gotffisd. iis tourth ave n
FORREST johnson. seas fdnden ave
Tim Harrington, fsrsaiai school. East
Seattle
Hsriapd r,rhis. Parental school. Eas,
Seattle
Loyal Robert. Parental sehooi. Ea.,
Seattle
raui Jones. Parental school. Ess, 10.
attic,
rrsnh bradley. Parental school. Es.,
Seattle
Kari n. Hutch. Parental school. Pas,
Seattle
custer coyis. Parental school. Eas,
Seattle
cor~in wallace. Parental school. Eas,
Seattle
Bari UsFous. PLAYA ho,s', city.
Afiins strand. asa fdb-fty bulistng
rsssy roehr n . - No 4 nef iss.
uiadsnfa woodin. tsei Cor-on ave
Armenia George. ssss corson ave
Randolph cooper. ttif Heiisv.s ave
isahsiis hssisson. nss tss. George.
to~n STATEN.
Norma weed 100 Howell .,
George Leaning. Ntrsinia Apartments
ntivs ~ maker .tap " uanfori 81
kaFl Parrish. b.rs sith ave y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-14

Seattle youngsters had their IN
OF thrills at the exhibitions OF IN"
Al q. Harness circus ThurHdny' ana
the oid.terH. who went along with
the children" admitted tina, tho WIT
time performance was different from
the circuscz ut childhood.
Zig, NUMBERING elephants I'D He'd
Cross service on "A miniature batti"
field. with a daring young woman
PLAYING the part Of wounded sol
iicr" The youthful audience gaHped
when two "eiefunts" carried hH' OFT
the field in their trunks.
uo.ide, this. there were tho lions,
IN. tigers. the ieopafds and all IN.
other strange animals that NO To
make up a sur. enough animal show
Young seattle went la bed Tired last
night. satisfied with the first day.
show and hopeful that AN entrance
can be gained today.
Fear iioodoo
The tiger act by Mabel stark. the
control OF is biz lions by Venus
Fashion and the lion trio riding
horseback under the direction OF
Trimmer steven natty and La Verne
Glenn provided some OF the biggest
OF the circus day thrills.
For a minute or two the lion acts
hung in the balance. Yesterday was
the iath. and circus folk are super
HtitiouH. even II they don't say much
about IL They dread tho "a hoOdoo
Victor" and Louie" leaders OF
the lion tribe. were nervous and ir
r7table Rack OF IN. scenes. they
reared m~narinEly In the runway "a
the ring Tn. saddle strap on the
big white hors. brok. and the AMI
NAL trcmbled A circus hand started
tho lions on, too soon.
Looked Had
Had" said Ring Director Hert
Hickman. And Al q. harne. him.
self. sensing IN. unrest. took hand
In the directions and quickly mac
tered tho situation.
In tho ring, Victor" proved disc
besiient Just a. Venus Fsshion start
- 20 put her head In his mouth. The
audience EsHred as the bis brute.
green eyed. struck a, her yiciously
Two blank shots from her revolver
IN "Nlrtor's" fac. settled him. and
the act ended doubiy satisfactorily to
the spectators.
The Old IA sighed Hickman,
what II u had been Friday. the
isthf Good night
The circus will stay until Saturday
midnight
The seiisvfng nse ecessirs rar~s ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-14
BRITISH take
HUNS IN NORTH

LONDON. Juno 1t--Raidlng oper
atoms ana artillery fire were report
ed by Field Marshal iiaig today.
~ strong enemy party was com
plctsly repulsed southwest OF Morris
early this morning and n few prison.
err were taken" the statement said.
"Our raids were successful In tho re
gion OF Nueviiie- vitasse. Giyenchy
ana La Basnee.
Several prisoners and two ma
chine guns were taken in advan'
tsseous patrol encounters southwest
OF Gayr.llo and northwest 81 Aer'
Vile.
There was hostile artillery nrinR
IN the villern Bretonneur sector and
the Searpc valley"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-14

Girl workers In the danger build.
inEs at wooiwieh arsenal. London.
nro not allowed TO wear jewclry. 80
they wear brtght-ooiorcd ribbons ne
shoe iaces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-14
8 MARINES DIE
IN BATTLE ZONE

WASHINGTON. June it-sixty
two more marines were placed on
the country's honor roll today as the
result Of recent fighting In France
a casualty list issued today register
ed eight killed in action. sir dead OF
wounds and ~ wounded severely.
Mai Benjamin ~. Berry. OF New
York city. and Capt Oscar Il. Cauld
well. Crawfordsvillc. Ind. were no.
verely wounded in action.
The list follows;
KILLED ~ ACTION. Corps Francis
Joseph Dock. South Boston. Mas
George Aier Minrsy, oHseehss Ga
ssrEt Thomas Henry whish. Weston. W
Va PriVA,es Charles Francis nro-n. Sc
Paul. MINI James Bernard Ksiiuu,
Maysviiie. Ky: James Sherman schsii
Tsmpiston. Pa; Corp. Ciaeo Baxter
Davis. Bowling. -. v.
DEAD PROM WOUNDS; priva,ss
Rsnestan Parker f.andsrs. Syracuse. y
Y; william Theodore Roosevelt bud
long. Marinstte. Wis Robert CLARK Gour.
ley. wAterviile. o.. lester WIN. March.
Nuiiksn. Colo. Aden Brown. Clyde. ~
r. Corp Louis Peterson. Chicago.
WOUNDED BEVERLEY Cant oscar
n Cauidwcit. Cravfordsviiis. Ind Lieut.
Hugh Mcfarland. Brownwoed. Ter
Ftrst Lieut.. Shsler T.sdd. chevy Chase.
Nd: Lieut.. Mar n. GfiriHan. 1t Johns.
bury. Vt. CuunerY ssrgt Richard stiii
Ross. Topeka, Kan. rrivAtss Fred'k
Lawrence Dace. Eivins. Mo Attiiio John
siHnsceo. Ssn Francisco; na,es nryan.
Montpelier. Idaho. Bdward EIvin Caboii.
Philadelphia. John krivdo. MURRAY.
Okla. Vim. Theodore Hayden. Hsrmans-
vile. Md; Henry ~ Dechant. Adrian.
Mich. Richard August Powers. Jr.
Cincinnati. Daniel W. George. FreeburK.
Pa. John Francis NrCarty. South pou-
ton. Mass ciaud Marcus, chicago. CIT.
bert clscero Hudiow. Atlanta. TIA John
Thomas Evans. Cincinnati Rufus ~
Skinner. Camden. -. Y. Richard Erich
Johnson. Chicago. Gunnsry SerEts
Charles r. Mccarthy. Chicago. Cecil A
Williams. Akoskii. y. g. Chss. Hoffman.
Mich. Albert Morrison Grant. Arnssbury,
Mass serRi. Paul Jones Roblnsott. Hart
Vile. Mo. Priyates Barry De Msrle Wolf
Haven. Kan. Forest n. nacey. Caldwell,
o.. Zsil Goldberg. MInnea polls: Ralph
Rodgers. Paula Valley. okla. Percy l..
Shepard. Collinwood, O.. Russell ". Tuck
err Buffalo. n y. VIM. Robert Mccui.
Curry, Wheatland. Cal ChRH. ". Nelson,
salt Lake, Utah; waiter n. Smith
Winston. n. c.. Harold williams Yves,
Exeter. ~ v. John NaikaF Chicago
siney w. Rollins New Orleans. Raymond
" Hartman. Rochester. Pa. Jos. l..
Morris. Palmetto. Ca. Jos Andrev
Bwyer. C0vington. Ky. Frank Trinkh
Astoria. T.. l.. John y. Moore. Rochille
III Raymond Robert Baldwin. FaIiston
Md: Harry NJ. hatcher address not
given).
NOTE: charles 4. Lewis pharmaeiat',
mate. serving with marines, severely
wounded In action June 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-14
S. CAN BRING REVOLT i'm AUSTRIA, SAYS LEADER
j. s. GENERAL
THWARTS FOE

PARIS. June i4.-An American
general placed a battalion Of Ameri-
can troops at the disposal Of a
French colonel when the latter ex.
pressed fear for the safety OF his left
wing during the French retirement
from the Aisne. IL became known To-
day.
The offer was made when the gen.
eral visited the colonel In the line
thru Oandeiu. Busainrios. Corey and
Beileau.
The region described in the dis.
patch r. the same area northwest %
Chateau Thierry. where American
marines and other American units
have been fighting for the past two
weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-14
World Has Eye on
Seattle, He Says

The shiphuliding. lumber and flsh
erie. and Systematic advertising Of
Seattle have attracted the -ycs %
IN. world TO this city" Smith II.
Quayle. former president % tho a.
nocia,ed Advertising Clubs OF the
world. en- route 20 sAn- Francisco.
told tho 100 per cen, club Thursday
noon a, luncheon In the Masonic
club.
This cisy's possibilities have
merely been scratched thus far he
continued. The future OF Seattle IL
In your keeping
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so. and JuEoslay. under Austrian col
crs. will desert TO Join hands with
his Jugosiav brother. fighting for
hts eountry's independence against
the Hun.
This l. known 10 the Austrian
general command. Make no mis-
take about that. Time and again.
the word has gone out that
new Austrian offensive was Ia
be launched against Italy. and.
each time. the plan has been
abandoned. The rrbrllious troops
cannot be drp~nd-d upon.
1T l. the same with the navy.
The Austrian ships In the Adrist-
ic sr~ manned BY Jngo~iavs. but
differed by Germans. There
has bern succession of mu'
tinics: there will be- mor~. The
day when American wnrships
make a raid. there viii be re-
volt In the Austrian navy that
will spell final dtsast~r.
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HONOR GUARD
GIRLS TO AID
FOOD SAVING

Tho girls honor guard has issued
call for girls who wish 20 serve
Uncle Ham BY doing summer can
ming. The canning army will mobil'
Ire at the Y. W. &. 4. every morn
ing from 20 II and on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays from TO
g .. m. 10 help In food conserva'
ton. Plans for large municipal
cannery which may be started In
Seattle. involve large numbers OF
girls Of the honor guard.
The guard has also started classes
In French Lucisn Perrot conducts
class for the honor guard girls on
Thursday nights Mt the Y. W. c. a.