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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07
I.W.W. LITERATURE
PLACED IN RECORD
ruInp ATTEMPT OT Defend
Ant cot NsEI.I 10 RIM "a
otfT DrNlfn.

o, Associated Press.
CHIC AGO. MlS s---An al.
,empt by the defense Ia the
trial of ii2 leaders of the lh.
dustrial Workers of the World
to bar from the records tons of
printed matter seized Ia the
governments RAID last fall met
defeat today In q ruling by
Federal Judge lands for the
+. third time In two days.
ON the grounds that no material
proof had been presented that the
huge mass OF evidence seized at
various points In the country aud
forwarded here wah actually taken
from branch offices Of the organl7a
lion. defense COUNSEL asked that alt
OF IL be thrown out.
by our generous cooperation
with opposing counsel We have saw
cd ihe government thousands and
thousands OF dollars" said Geo. H..
Vanderyeer. counsel for the de-
Tense. but In this case. witnesses
should he called 10 suhstaniiate tho
governments claim thai The matter
was seized at the points indicated %
4 deny counsel's statement that
this corporation has been gener-
Gus" retorted Frank X Nebeker.
government prosecutor This 10
merely a move to compel expendi-
mre OF thousands OF dollars addi-
tional by the government In bring
.ng witnesses from all parts OF the
country on q technical ground"
Government counsel said the do.
ienso had played ils third and last
trump card" In the battle 10 har
.eized letters and documents
During the period covered by The
sedltious conspiracy indictment
from early in April TO September |,
1917. the total receipt ol the or.
sanitation were s27l.220.50. ac-
cording 10 statement prepared by
". NJ. Bailey. government expert
accountant, and submitted Nv the
prosecution today.
The receipts showed gradual 10
crease from sss.0tSal In Aprll lo
$50. SAGE In August hut dumped
more than &i2.00O after The goy
ernmsnt's mid, bringing the Sep.
lcmber figuren 20 s7s.704S2
Initiation feea during the same
period Ia which the government al
leges well-organllsd autl-war
campaign wa carried on, Jumped
from t..i3a % in ~ ~ t90-
,70.fs IA July. ~ THsttds 'snow-
sd that the income 'frbm other
sourcea" was sil i39.7l in Aptll
and tt4.lO3.G2 tor the following
August
Large expenditure for alleged
sedltioua printed matter alro va
shown.
by the evidence presented today
tho government sought Ia show that
Increased memberghlp ana receipls
we're due 20 the organization cam
paign agaln7i the gelectlye draft
act
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(BY ASSOCIATED PREsS.)

still another day has passed without Germans on the west
crn front attempting begin phase OF their offensive Every
where along the line there have been artillery due points
OF considerable intensity and the allied are lying in their
positions waiting with expectancy and also with perfect confidence
the blow that they realize soon will fall point in Flanders
Iicardy.
Nowhere have there been any infantry operations which arose
Importance above raids Southwest Of Aras Neuve- -Vitass
the Canadians Monday night carried essful stroke killing
number OF Germans and capturing three machine guns The French
IN the Amicn' sector also successful similar In
addition they rcruIscd an attempted German attack
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07
WAGE INCREASE or
R. R. EMPLOYEES IS
TWENTY PER CENT
DECISION OF DIRECTOR GEN.
ERAL McADOO WILL BE
. KNOWN Soon. ----
LOW WAGE MEN FAVORED
Mcmi 'rS Of Organizations Now
ih1hly i'aid May Get Lowest
Rate Of Increase Rec
Cnmended.

~ N--ocat,d Ifs.-
N1"IliNOTON. May 7.-Di.
rector General ',oAdoo will an
n"unce soon his decision on rec.
concentrations of the railroad
wage commission. which were
said In well formed quarters
today To- propose an average 20
per cent advance In pay for
all olas.'s of railroad employees.
" Mr MrA1.u follows the sug-
gcstiun uf tie I, mmission, an.
rroNimatcll s2SO, 900. 900 win
bc added to the payrolls OF the
nations raihosds.
airor pressure II said 20 have
been brought 20 lr on the director
general f. % 'i some Of the COM
mission rycumme1dstione, espe-
chIl' AFFECTING the four great bro
'hofhgrds Mr. McAdoo is not
bound 10 follow the advice OF the
commission and can increase or re-
.l'' iheir recommendation as be
tit The commission has fol-
l0V'd e announced policy OF Civ
inr tho .irhesi o. unions the low
f rate of advance. holding relief
- Hf'.,V mos. .s tha men who havo
...u fasrly .akIng ends meet or
r'lhar. coin in 'obt on the wages
ihnv received.
apparently none of the commis.
sion recommendation has met the
HIust. of The unions themselves.
hich ranged high as 40. 80 aud
30 per cent
\ majority ~ tho commission -
s1if fH have felt that the slght-hour
Say ,'.gll rH' be made universal
to- ~ yHro.f employees while the war
o. en- Dr.eIr fearing 10 upset
transport md necessltate the
expenditure NJ iarge sums 10 addi-
tiuu Co mo incrsases suggested.
o. o. said the commission has
Nrred th.t tor the war elyht-hour
iay - extended aud made the basis
of rmplo, ment of all classes OF rail-
road workers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07

NEW YORK Way Tahulation
90 subscription to the Third Liberty
ioan ibid at fhe last minute with
Tho Net York federal reserve bank
tonight to fl.0ae 500 e00. according
tu the lar official announcement
v vhich viii he made here until Thurs
nay. when all ihr hanks viii have
s'nt In their returns More than slO.-
H"e zoe in suhscriniions remain 70 be
iabulaied o. wa reported unofficS
ally
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07

ID A...a..a'ff frfst
'IW YORK. May g Men -rf
omen boys and rIrr through
hU" riinri. more than SI1 GHu. .Huu
sorh 0f Wlr .aNiur fimns haI.
neru cold Boz ibis city. foUk fheH
place. l0yfuiiy tonight ben funeral
PROCESSION hirh uount us wtv
through the civ behind IofGn
sho." plate announced Thar 'Kai..r
blll had .died ol vs. IS , 1915
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Dm.i.n, Ma,nr ncfralcd

10 ta.1..afsf FREQ
OMAHA. Sob Stay AFTER
having .sr..I fasIte year. Co. MAYOR
ri Dmlhl Jane. blhlman,
.r.Qr a. fh. #Uaboy mayor aaH
frIs. defeated Tor reelection. u0
lfiinr fu .efHu received ap io
midnight 40 That hour. Uiih I've
..ir. uf Me returns lu uahlmau
arfeI ou. l1a4 and vote. u' h"inr
elected tu IH. oIg 0ommi.tiYu 10"
..umI. .I.u consist. 0i seven mem
tar.. aUu ff. comm. sion elect one
.i it. number mayor
Ths .1IIirr vote which siIl az.
r., o.. ulH i.naruv mit hang"
tf. r..uI IrI rIsT HahIulu huI
fh| D. HH.Hfui
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07
SHOOT THE "BLINDER"
THIN CALI IOiICI

o.. 4IfN lfrts
KANSAS CITY No Nav -
-h0Ot aud then Call the police.
fbe counsel given by lohn T.. Client
.tief of detective. today following
efforts ~ apnrehsnd the man re-
.rlu-ihle for tsrrOfigins women by
midnight visits ~ bedrooms aud
ffreafs ~ attack The chief order
.,I b. meu % hfing 10 the assailant
dead ur alive
for three weeks reports have been
r.lalinF the police. az times six OF
..ght In night. Of yi sits OF o man
It. police r4il The hlinder. b..
..aa. oi h' method uf ihroNinr a
..l .tIrhi lotto the iIses of his VI.
f.I
N CItberiu@ Af Eluer va
.rnI i1.t ulsbt 90 ihe floor Of her
..fr.1m WITH bullet eaund To- her
t..k a1d her eondifi1n today o.
t4ry.fouf She aid the intruder
u. negro
ROBBERY appear 10 - me motive
Ilr fh- yis.is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07
y'NiISTs ~ rIit tnuY
TO NNINGI ulS GOWN NpI

NiaSOi TIA. Mont MAY Tho
death 81 Lieutenant John go-ou
said. fhe iam0u football player ~
fhr University oi Mime ora. on "a
nattieileid in France. caused an oii
team mate 20 leave hls husinest ~.
day and offer tD nte hi. romrad.'.
place
William ifiner nf Darby. Uho
piaFei football FOR Minneaois aud
iaiof frr Montana tnigefaiiy. heard
of fnran aid's death to-day fIe
~. ~ unch chen the ners came
f0 bin o. hurried t0 uiT 0Hla and
told tho recruiting niilrerr that he
vas ready 10 eniirt in thai branch
~ thr rrrrier vhirh would Fet hIm
i0 france the qui.Aet. He nrnl.
ably Wiii be examined tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07
S[D|T|ON BILL HAS.
PASSED THE HOUSE,.
READY FOR PREs'T.
PROMPT sIcSATURE EXPECTED
tSD RIGID ENFORCEMENT
HDGlN AT ONCF
COVERS VARIOUS 0FFEMsEs
Mall Censorship Authorizes Post
masters io Hold and Return
Certain Mail 10 the
Writers.

WASH NGTON. May -
Final legislative action was
taken tOday on the sedition
hill. giYiRg the government
broad new powers to punish
dlsloyai acts aud utteFances.
Adopting n conference report al.
ready approved by the senate,
the houSe sent To the president
for his signature the measure
which has been before con.
greSs for weeks. aSsailed "a a
menace Ia free speech aud
championed A. essential co
order at home during the war.
The pre- aldent IS expected 10 sign
the bill promptly. aud through ylg-
orous enforcement OF IT, provisions
officials OF the department OF JUS
ilce say they will be able 90 do
much toward checking the wave OF
mob outbreaks for which unpunish
-d disloyalty and enemy activity are
blamed
Penalties oi twenty years imprs-
Oument OF lin. ol 10000 o. both.
are provided IN The blll for those
CoDv lcted OF utterin: OF printing
nisloyal. gbD'ive. profane. scurri-
g0us. couiemptOus or abusive lan-
Rugse about the United States OF
Tue government or the form or gov.
ernment, OF the dag OF for those
WHO are convicted Of llyoring Ger.
many or her alllel IN the pre- ent
war
The debate Ia the house was noth
Ing llke 80 extended a. In the cen.
.4t. and while sOms opposition dev.
eloped there only Representative
IAudon 0f New York. the Socialist
voted against the conference repori
so the fiual test hapreseOtaiiye
l.uGdesu az Minnesota, Kepubllc9n.
and Church OF California. Democrat,
voted prsseut.
When a group of consciencelsas
EMPEROR refuse To recognize the
ri ut or tho people to otganiA~. They
~iii have TO deal with the / " ". "
Representative Iondon said n be
lleye the 1. " " a. the WORKING
NhA W AUF A1N tl iNNllfFHNattbhs
The mall censorship section raads
as folloss:
The portmaater general may.
upon evidence satisfactory to him
that any person or concern ~ using
the natl In violation of the provi-
.ions of this act. instruct tho post
ms, ,Her OF the office AZ which they
were originally mailed. all letters
or other matter SO addressed with
The vOrds mail 90 this address un-
deliverable under espionage act.
plainly written or stamped upon the
outside thereof. and all such letters
or other matter returned W Guch
postmssters shall be- by them re-
surned 20 the senders thereof under
.uch regulations as the postmaster
Aeneral may prescribe "
Penaltlaj under the bill would
apply 20 those sho make false re-
ports or statements With inieut "a
Interfere with the operation OF sue.
cess OF the military or naval forces
oi he uuited states. or 10 promote
inr snec,si OF 81 ensmle nr say
Of De- IN! !thlng With intent to oh
struc' the sale of government ecur-
tiles during the war
Thoy aould apply 20 those aha
a'tsmrt 10 incite standardization of
mgfiny - refusal OF duty in the
m.ailry ~ naval forces. or retard
rstrl .trr. or 10 those Who speak
write ,f publsh abusive languats .
-saiafi the uniform of the aoldi
Dr -3iiof or the i,a.. or tn cou.,i.
tuu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07

WASHINGTON. Nav Former
speaker Cannon n Illinois was So
year ODD today and the occasion
aa. made subject for a demonstra-
fi1r h. his collea CUES when ths
house -or rcned al noon. Mr.. Can
nHr spoke fur ten minutes. declar-
He be Is more convinced every day
that American aatriotism Is not
rOnf,ned % one party.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07
RED CROSS WEEK"
DESIGNATED BEGIN
TWENTIETH OF MAY
rENI OE OFFICIAL PRoCI ANA.
uON ISSUED Bi PRFSIDENT
WILSON.
RAISE HUNDRED MILLION
People of America Called Upon 90
Contribute Ilberally to Second
War Fund ~ Relieve
suffering

~ soriaied Pres
WASHINGTON, May t.
President Wilson today issued
"A proclamation designating the
: week beginning May 30 a.
Red Cross Week" aud calling
upon the American people tO
contribute generously Ia the
second SIOO, ,OOO.OOO war fund
0f the American He'd Cross for
the alleVlahOn of suffering
among the American troops In
Irancc aud their dependents at
home. aud among the lighting
forces and civilian populations
~ the allied countries.
The proclamation follows.
"Inasmuch as the war fund OF
1917. so generously contributed by
the American people 10 the Amerl-
can Red Cross for the administra-
ilon ol relief at home aud abroad
has been practically exhausted by
approprlationa Tor the welfare of the
men ia our military aud naval
forces. and Tor those dependent
upon them. aud Tor the yet more
urgent neccssilies OF our alliea,
military and civilian, who have lone
borne the hrunt Of var.
And. inasmuch ul the American
Rod Cross has been recognized by
law aud International convention o.
he public fundamentally i"r war
relief
And. inasmuch o. ia" year oi
our own participation 10 the war ia
brought unprecedented demands
upon the patriotism and iiberalliy oi
our people. and made evident Inc
necessity ~ concentrating the ~ork
of relief Ia one main Organization
which can respoBd effectively aud
upl,.rlally ~ the needs ni humanity
under gres1 of war a
Ana lns "ah as- n nurutcr
NJ tbs war /, rue elost aud closer
co co.operatlon\p ne Ameticau Red
Cross With OH Own army and navy
with the governments of our allies
and with foreign t-ii.t OrganiIa-
lions. resulted 10 ihe discovery oi
nov ouportunltles nl helpfulneas
under conditions which translate op'
portuudty into duty.
and. ina-murh o. IA" Nm"rifrh
Red eros. war council and ~ CON
missioner in Europe have fsithinl.
IN and economically administered
tho people trust.
NOW. therefore. by virtue ol my
authority as president 90 the United
states and president Of The Nm"r'
can ned cross. { Woodrow wilson.
do hereby proclaim thr Neek begin
ming MAY 90. lslN, a. b"d ros.
Weok.' during which no p"opl" OF
N. United gtaies Vill be- called upon
,raip to give generously 10 the
continuation ol the Important "or1
o, relieving distress. restoring the
Vssie Of war and assisting ~ main
,,lnlng the morale % our own
,rpops and the troops and people'
N our allies by this maniie',aiion
~ effort and .acrlnce on ih" pa5l
n, those Who. though NOT privileged
,o bear arms 40" OF one 'pirli
purpose. and determination WIN
uif warrior.
In sliue.. ehercof : ha'" here
unto sei my hand aud caused ih'
.eal of ir. Tinted state. iU h" ai
fixed ..,.-
.pnns ln ih. District oi 'oum
Lila ihI lth ily of Nav. 10 %. year
.f our Lord ono houaaud uiue nun
Irst and eighteen. and of 'h" in
dependeu,. .f th' United state. o'
Amer,s fhe 0ur hundred and iofi'
.srO0d
signed HlI'i''N ''.'
By fb, pre- Iteui
Robert Ian inE r"''f'lI. 4"
state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07

F f....a'H1 Ifra
flllf AGO MAY 1-W % smnI-
Hur'r vas elected secretary OFF iur
american TrntiinF Association TODAY
81 iia annual sprinr meeting to 900
ftr ylrIuIg cau.ef hy fhr r.raut
.'IfH HI Secretary kuiFhf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07
TWu ItNIR~ kIIIIB
NINH NIANi ~


MIAMI Ta HlI Lieut. Mel
sin g. sullivan nd sergeant Cal
..n o. tr1nL .l fbc marine COPS
asre allied lf fHr rurtias marine
utnF bn0I near here. late Go.
fa.. uh.n fH-lf birplaus from which
fhrt e.rs prsrii.ing rInnsrv fell
.r.Hf goo IsaI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07
FORMER KING OF GREECE
4 VERY SICK NAN.

PARIS. May Former King
Constantine 70 Greece. Is seriously
lll % lrich. switzerland. according
20 a despatch TO the Temps from
Zurich.
Those AZ fhe bedside Of the for
mer monarch. according 20 the cor
respondent. regard a fatal termina-
ton % his illness as not improba-
Bile.
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IurIfih ni.irlc, n.inrn.

SAN FRANCISCO. May Tho
2 welf'h Federal Reserve distrr.
Liheriy loan total. win iabuiafI0us
'iiil incomplete. re TO-DAY 1uroun-.
90 to have reached f2tsItG.O .OGt
hich d. 90. prr cent of tho quota
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07

81 PA7O Tet17 MAY -Tl
r..a COUNTY over .uhr-ribed o. 10
r-fs Loan quota hY t2'2.,00. az
.alt.rs o. fha faf.0ri 81 The ~ Pasa
.IfsrIrr hnuts aiaofl4tion made
ts.s Afternoon o. f'a1n onunty's
..sra va i2sfs sea ant fhe iaial
.a.srfiptlons Tor the county -srs
a. SEQ .oe0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07
Liz ln nnront alt

uUrFWfii Fa Na Shiy
small frame building many oi them
residence. uers buusf in Dupont
cas-. a ruburh. late today BY o. fire
ahieh .taris1 in Co cleaning esiahli D.
ment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-05-07
u.s.. TROOPS ARE ARRIVING
ON BATTLE FRONT IN FORCE
sAMMIES ARE TAKING PROMINENT PART IN STRENGTH.
ENiNC ALLIED LINES-ENTENTE FORCES WAITING
PATIENTLY AND WITH CONFIDENCE
NO INFANTRY ACTION EXCEPT RAIDS

Artillery Dues Have Taken Place All Along Line Some Of Cond
cradle ntensyCanadian and French Troops Made Suc-
cessfu RAd-British Casualties for Week-Peaee
Pact With Rumanis Completed Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-11

w. Bruce Cobb, OF New York.
wants 90 make knowledge Of Eng
lish compulsory for all aliens in
America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-11
State Department.
ANNOuNCES WAR End

troops for that purpose.
Further. II may be necessary for
the troops To do some police duty In
Austria and Hungary. Hence. IL now
seems unlikely that tho bulk OF the
men will be back in their homes
short of year. and the last not
likely for two years.
However. as rapidly ~ is consist.
ont. the department expects TO set
men back 90 camps here and then
deTnohaIxe them az fast as II can
safely. compatible with the Industrial
situation.
The navy department. prepared
some days ago a message to the fleet
in all waters announcing tho signing
OF arrnisticc. What orders will ac-
company the announcement are stu
kept secret.
Nays New Duties
Ships now win DO free To run
lighted. The destroyer patrol can be
rcIcased as soon AZ Ccrrnany's u
boats win he imperative.
/ Tho navy's task hereafter VIII Re
1 largely Of police duty. Secretary
Daniels holds that with n league Of
nations. to be formed In the peace
conference. u win fall 10 America to
/ do generous portion OF the police
duty Hereunder. And. he believes.
/ an efficient navy will BE- necessary.
That explains why he has taken no
steps toward disarmament but In.
stead. has asked for n now thrce.year
program.
The announcement Of tho signing
was made by Philip Pntchin. infor.
I nation chief ana assistant TO Secre-
tafy Of State Lansing.
I The white House was notified by
I telephone before the news was off.
cially announced. The night teie-
phone operator and n few attaches
on duty at the White House were
uncertain as 10 whether they should
awaken the president 10 tell him
what had occurred.
White House attendants finally de-
cided not to disturb tho presidents
( siurnhers.
/ The last hours Of the Wall in
Washington were Ear from dramatic.
! Patebin. who had bean ia touch
with cables day and night since
! Thursday. settled down To a deep
/ leather chair In LAnsing's private
/ office for "A nap.
on the floor below n corps OF cable
operators stood by" but had only the
use Of single cable wire. They
telephoned Patchin when the flash
came and he hurried 20 the press
room shortly aftarward.
| Patchin was coatless. bundled up
In an old gray sweater. In the press
room Of the huge building. where
for many months they have followed
/ the course Of the war. a few men
[ fingered for the tidings.
All were DOING. reading or anus
ing themselves rs best they could
/ during the watch"
Get SET" said Patchin. dashing
I into the door. shortly before 3
O'Clock this morning.
| lie paused moment 10 see that
every agency was represented.
AZ men rushed to their telephones
he shouted. "thc armistice has been
signed"
Thus. officially ended. 10 far as
America Is concerned. the greatest
! war In history. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-11
TOULE MAKES
SENSATIONAL
TOUCHDOWN

Picking a long pass out OF tho air
in rnidneid. Touic. quarterback OF the
aviator football team Mt tho univer
sity training station. lodged his way
thru the navy defenpc and ran 30
yards for touchdown. tying the
score with but four minutes OF play
remaining. In Sundays TIT. at the
Lake Washington gr!dlron SUNDAY.
The final score was % 8. The
sailors scored tho first touchdown In
the Initial period on short plunEos
thru the line Dayy, navy quarter
back. carried tho bail over the line on
n short end run. Both teams missed
the goals after the touchdown.
Within the week the two trans are
b be merged into one. which VIII rep
resent the camp against outside com
peutlon. Athletic Director Elmer
henderson. former Broadway foot
hail mentor. will tutor the now
eleven. and predicts good showing
for his protrCra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-11
NAVY, MARINES
AND SOLDIERS
WILL CLASH
q IrniycrritY of orrgon rrldlron

The University OF Oregon gridiron
team will play the University Of
Washington 4. A. T. C.. at Denny
field. on November 20. according To
Jimmy Arbu,hnot. In charge % local
football activities
One other same viii hc scheduled
for November g. for tine Washington
boys. which win eoinpleic the rched
ulc for tic season. Games between
the three units. navy. army and ma
rines. viii BE- played preliminary TO
tn. big games. In the early part of
November. Tho rivalry between tho
different units II intensc. according
10 reports from the university.
Eckman. formerly star OF tho LIN.
coin high school eleven. IerryWhac.
ter. opccn Ammo luminary. Hogi. OF
tho University OF Michigan. and Jim
ms Lane. o. last years Washington
freshman team. are the leading lights
for places on the ali.univcrsliy
squad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-11

Al Iowa City. Iowa 6. Mlnncso.
tao.
AZ Chicago. Camp Taylor II.
Camp Grant o.
At East lansing: Purdue II.
Michigan Aggies 6.
At Omaha: Creighton University
-. Haskell Indians 7.
A. Waco: Texas A. & NJ. 10; Bay
lor o.
At Cleveland: Chicago Naval RE
serves 7. Cleveland Naval Reserves o.
AZ Cleveland; Western Reserve
~ Ohio Northern 0.
At Manhattan kansas Angles IS.
Washburn ?,
- ST Louis. Draaa &C. Washing.
ton o
At Columbus: Ohio State &c: Case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-11
HARVARD MEN SCORE
win AT CAMBRIDGE

Harvard university swung into ae'
ton for the frs, time in two years Mt
Cambridge Saturday. downing the
Tufts college eleven. 10. In hard
fough, game.
Nearly every other blg team IN the
country was In action saturday The
University OF MlehigAn'H $50 defeat
Of Chicago. and the unexpected win
% Iowa over the strong Minnesota
eleven were the bright lights OF tho
West. while Dobic's Middies' biz win
over the naval base team az Annapo
lis. ard PitSburg's victory over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-11
LEWIS
is WINNER IN
FOUR GAMES

In "A sea - mud. the Camp Lewis
gridsron eleven ran up a score OF
1870 on the Camp Perry team Of the
i9th naval district In Saturdays tllt
at Bremerton. 10 was the fourth
consecutive victory for the soldiers.
Lyle BlFbce. former star member
Of the Duthic shipyafd baseball club
in the local shipyard circuit. was
the bright luminary 81 the soldiers
during the matinee.
on a brilliant end run. he counted
the first touchdown fer Camp
Lewia.
The final score came in the last
period when Fuiiback blackwell
plunged over the line after the sol.
diers had marched the bah down the
field on line plays.