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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-10-05
The Seattle STAR
DIRECTORY
Attorneys-at.Iaw

Attorneysat.Law
LEoLA MAY BLiNN : WOMAN
lawyer. conHultation free. conf
Dental General practice. Co'loc-
tions. ia Lowman Bldg. Main
2Tsi.
j. =. -ESTABLfSHED 1887.
General practice. All cases Free
consultation. as Burke Bldg. oO5
Second ave. Main 1903.
Attorneys-Patent
FRED y. GORTN-Patent Attorney.
Patent secured or fee refunded.
FOL Central bldg. Main 3s0. Free
.,l book on patents;
Bicycles and Repairs
RUDY LtfNDGREN for Smell Bicy-
Giles. 800 stewart at Times so
--n~ ~ .'~~>-~~-~~~~~-~~---~~
Chatfcl Loans
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans from $40 to 500 made quickly
and confidentially on furniture.
pianos. live stock. etc.
SANDERS q co.
Ioo2-t l. c; Smith Bldg: Ell; tee2
Collateral Loans
MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTI-
cles OF value. The Reliable. 9o7
Third ave.
Dancing Schools
PROF. J. u. CORNELLS DANCING
ACADEMY. Swedish club. 1929
Eighth. Don't miss seeing him II
you want to learn TO dance Phone
Main 1898.
Detective Agencies
PACIFIC COAST DETECTIVE
Agency-320 eaboard Bldg. Male
and female operatives: open day
and night office. Elliott 1853:
night Queen Anne 1891
Opticians
Edmunds Frnscr-Paterson Co.'S bal
copy. Main 2l74.
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS, 1908
Fourth ave. Electric cabinets
therapeutic lamps. tubs. Pheu-
matism my specially. Louis
Myers, chiropodist. mechano- Their
apist, Phone Main 32i9; day or
~~~s~S~~~~~~-~-~y~-~~
Junk
ALASKA JUNK CO, 1920 First ave.
s. Elliott 1891.
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RELIABLE EXCHANGED CARS

Several models Of cadliiacs at at.
traetivc pricea
SUNSET MOTOR COMPANY.
Corner broadway and Unlofs
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WHY YOU SHOULD OWN
MITCHELL CAR

The Mitchell Company has
been IN the manufacturing
hoSiness for s. years
they have been building
Mitchell Automobiles for II
w is years % that time
Mr. Jack oSmond has been
sssseiated with the Mitchell
COMPANY. seven years IN the
factory and three years as
travelling representative IN
Europe and America.
in 1919 he organised in Sc-
attic the Mitchell Motor and
Service CO. :.
since that time Mitchell
owners IN Seattle have en-
toyrd continuous service and
and every courtesy has been
extended 70 them.
The Mitchell Car has the
disttnetion % being repre-
sented for a longer continu-
aus time by one man than
any other car in Seattle.
you eve " TO yourself TO
line up with this kind % an
organisation, THIS means
perpetual Satisfaction.
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POWER

A motor ear can never be any
better than It's power plant
The Mitchell Motor II purely
Mitchell product.
II is Of the high speed. high
efficiency type.
II IL as tight as durability VIII
permit
II is as economical as many OF
the fours.
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SANITARY=MONDAY


Stall 45. BIB. can choice prunes.
75c; Toe glass mustard. Sc: rbs.
corn starch. Csc; m pure bulk CO.
Goa. CSC. Stalls 20-22. Washington
creamery butter. hic ID: good
storage eggs. Sac doz.. oicomargar-
Inc. 35c III. Stalls 3t-33 pink
salmon for canning. i5c each and
up. fresh red snapper. 2 lbs. 25c.
CORNER--NOND
Stall 102. fresh peanut butter. 2ic
ID: guaranteed eggs. a9c doz.. 2 doz.
a5c; tall cans Of milk. 23c: oleo-
margarine. Bic ID; mild cream
cheese. 32c NJ: Wisconsin cream
brick cheese. 35c ID: old New York
cheese. 40c III. Stalls 1925. seedless
Muscat raisins. fun N. lie.
ECONOMY--NONDAY
Stall 81, pure fresh milk. 12c at.
Stall 2S, lbs freshly ground corn
meal. SOC: lbs Holly white flour.
Sic. Stall 40. BIC black Java tea.
40c ID. 25c X G baking powder. zoe f;
G-oz. vnnilla or lemon flavor. zoe
No. / picking spice, 35c 10.
PIKE PLACE-MONDAy
Stall 70. pure fresh pasteurizod
milk, 12c at. stall AZ. pot roast. lie
to fsc ID boiling beef. ~ Nc and 15c
ID; slrloin steak. zoe NJ: beef
tongues. zoe ID; veal stow. lsc ID:
shoulder veal. 22c ID. Stall 1911. sll-
yer salmon. 2 IBIS 35c; very best spe-
ciai kippered salmon. soc 3D.. kip
pcred black cod. csc ID.
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For Sale-Auto Trucks
81

DO NOT OVERLOOK SEEING OUR
stock OF good used trucks They
are guaranteed as to condition
and can be demonstrated at any
time.
Mack 2-ton. slightly used.
Federal 2-ton. worm drive.
Federal 2-ton. chain drive.
1917 Ford, 3.00O-lb. truck.
Studebakor i-ton.
Easy terms Discount for cnsh.
WESTERN MOTOR BALES co. INC.
g04 East pike. East 1858.
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CONSIDER THE MITCHELL
CAREFULLY --- WISELY
INTEiI.lGENTLY


Long. low. sweeping lines
You are proud 10 PARK IL
anywhere.
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Auto Accessories

AUTOMOBILE TOPS. SEAT COVERS
and upholstery OF quality. Special
attention given to repairs and
alterations High grade work OF
reasonable prices.
PACIFIC AUTO TOP co.
Phone Main 42t3. 21f 10. PIKE 81
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Legal Notice

log Legal Notice
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the state 81 Washington, in and
for King county.
No, 1880 order TO show cause.
In the matter - the estate Of IL Y.
Harrington. decreased.
The petitioner. Emma Harrington.
having flied IN this court her pc
tition wherein she alleges that she
" the widow - the dscraHed. that
there he property belonging to The
community now In process 81 ad-
Tnlntatratiun described a. follows
Tho southwest quarter % tho north
Weat quarter 81 the northeast
quarter. section 49, township 2.
north. range east. containing 10
acres moro or lsaH. and also the
northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter % the northwest quarter
OF section 30, township ~ north.
range east. containing 10 acrcs
more or less; also tho following
Commencing At point 40 feet
east and go feet south Of the
northwest corner OF the southwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF section 10. in township ~
north. range ? east W. NJ. thence
east 10 the east line II said south
wcHt quarter % the Faid north
west quarter Of said section.
township and range. thence south
TO the eoutheaAt corner Of said
northwest quarter Of said section.
township and range: thoncc west
to point due south Of said initial
point. thence north 20 the place of
beginning containing 10 acres
more or less. all situated In kit
sap County. state ~ Washin gton.
THAT all OF tho said property is
less than 80 600 90 In value
And further setting forth that III.
value thereof W less than $4,000.
and that no homestead was ever
declared by her or her husband
during his lifetime. and that she
has paid the cDpTnEes OF the last
illness and tho expenses OF admin
istration have boon provided for.
and the funeral expenses paid and
asked TO have tho said property
set aside TO her I'm accordance
with tho statute.
NOW, THEREFORE,. the said petit
ton " hereby set for hearing for
the 9Th day Of October, 1918, at
$50 a. m, in department No. OF
this court, upon which day all par
ties in Interest are hereby ordered
TO show cause. " any they have.
why the petition should not be
granted
II IL further ordered that this order
be published weekly for three
issues in The Seattle Daily Star.
and copies thereof be posted in
three. public places in the city OF
Seattle
Date dthis. the 18th day of scp,cm-
Der. 1918.
CALVIN s. HALL.
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Sir AR CLASSIFIED
BRANGN OFFICE
Located ut 6i0 Second
Avenue
BAR TELLS DRUG
STORE NO. 2
Classified advertising may bo
left at this address up TO IL n. IN.
each day. for the regular after
noon editions
Stocks and Bonds

y. stocks and Honds
WILL nUY
Anglo French bonds. Liberty bonds.
200 Pacific eieetrit Melder.
1000 Alaska Petroleum a Coal
1000 western Smelling a Power.
WILL SELL
iTh Universal High Power. Special
81 Cooperative Product Cot 800
coo Alaska Petroleum & coal II
1850 black Hawk Mining Co. Special
zoe Jones Tire 60. ......... 80
i0O0Itncoln- Idaho OF Co... rs
1000 Chitina kuHkuiana ... OF y
1000 Red Monarch .......... 90
1000 King OIL 60, t..ss...... 90 =
I GOO Aiafka HomeHtake Gold. 10
1 600 beacon Coal t,..s....... 30
5000 Lone Star oil ........ OF a
MAX WINKLER
:tt Union 81 Elliott $50.
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HENRY MOSSBAcH

1921 10th ave. has the best line Of
used cars In the city. In OUR stock
we have Bucks, Dodges. Max
wells. Oaklands. Oyerlands. Chev-
roIets and Fords. All are in extra
good condition, with fine equip
ment. Sold on easy terms at Bar
gain Prices, and we teach you TO
drive and operate the car.
1921 10th Ave.
Between Pike and Union.
FLANDERS, IN Al CONDITION;
real bargain at 1925. Phone East
$40.
CLASSY FORD BUG: OVERSIZE
tires. etc; a snap for $3.50. Phone
East $40.
1917 BUICK LIGHT. SIX. TOURING
Very cheap. Extremely easy
terms. K-5i, The Star.
tires. 32x4 and 34x4. Eonskid.
Very cheap. k-s2. The Star.
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We also will sell q number OF
other standard make cars At
sensational prices during this
week.
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WARNING
DON'T DELAY buying that car.
as ears In short time will be
out OF sight
AND AFTER JAN. I. 1919. when
auto factoris. stop making
them, you will be out OF luck
fgr a car or pay an unrca-
sonabie price.
RoADSTERS
Packard SIX 7s roadster.
Studebaker 1918 Six.
Pope Hartford. $3.50.
Ford roadster. 1917 model
TOURING CARS
MarIuon 1917 touring car.
studebaker 1918 touring cars
fSixcal.
s,udebaker 1915 touring cars
(FoursJ.
Ford 1918 touring car.
Mitchell Six. 1911 model
Overland small touring car.
Regal small touring car.
Chevrolet small touring car.
Buick Big Six touring car.
Oakland 1918 touring car.
REQ 4-cyllnder touring ear.
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iS--DAY sALE--is |

THE wrSTON COMPANY
ffgT p PINE
Between 18th and i2th
THE FOLLOWING Is NOT
A COMMONPLACE AID,
But A STATEMENT OF
REAL AND ACTUAL
FACTS. BACKED UP ny
A WINTON GUARANTEE.
THEREFORE,. IN READ
ING THE FOLLOWING.
BEAR IN MIND YOU ARE
READING FACTS. AND
WILL NOT BE DISAP-
POINTED WHEN CALL
ING UPON Us.
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60 Motorcycles and Accessories
Stocks and Bonds

fNyEsTMENTS-WE OFFER FIRST
mortgage bonds and preferred
high class securities. drawing 10
and So per annum. interest pay
able semi-annually. in amounts
OF 800 TO 5000.
Anne Hill proper
ties. For particulars call
JENKINS INVESTMt;NT COMPANY
30g-310 Mutual Life Bldg.
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MINI M NJ NJ VI " NJ
" W " W " " W W " W
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Iiusine.- OPPORTUNITIES


~ business Opportunities
20-room house: on first hill; netting
t7S0. can be handled with fi.TO0.
balance out OF profits.
20 rooms. IN business district; fine
location and sure profits; $4,000
viii handle.
LLEWELLYN- WARD corr.
23f Burke Bldg Elliott 200.
WILL SELL OK TRADE ss-RooM
country hotel. with dining room.
or sell furnitur. and lease build
ing. J, 9, Davidson. Ferndaie Wn.
81 Special Notices
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT.
Spot Cash Paid
No delays ANY Denomination.
$50 400
$500 81 600
Partly Paid bonds bought
out-of-to~n orders promptly attend
ed Go.
Licensed iirnkerr
SOUTfIWESTERs STOCK & BOND
COMPANY
col Alaska iiidg,
OLD COLD. SILVER. TEETH. pfA.
nondH wanted. Highsat price paid
los Cherry 81.
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For Sale-Automoblles
G I

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IL YOU
WANT
REAL VALUE
SEE US WE CAN SHOW you \
COMPLETE LINE OF SLIGHTLY
/ USED LIGHT WEIGHT CARS.
RANGING IN PRICE FROM 1850
4 UP.
i PARTIAL LIST
FORD S-rAss. PAINT Is nap. but
/ IN GOOD CONDITION OTHER
/ WISE \ REAL SNAP AT ss5o.
FORD ROADSTER: PAINT GOOD:
TIRES GOOD: pEMoUNrApLE
RIMS ETC; ssTs
FORD s-rAss. LOOKS LIKE NEW:
! ssso.
MAXWELL S-PAsS: ELECTRIC
sELr-srARTER; pEMoUSrABLE
RIMS; GOOD TIRES. CAR IN Al
CONDITION $3.50.
MAXWELL s-PAss: EQUIPPED
COMPLETE. AND WITH S PRAc.
rIcALr.Y NEW TIRES: $3.50.
MAXWELL ROADSTER: LOOKS
GOOD AS NEW: COMPLETELY
/ EQUIPPED. AND WITH 5 rRAc-
ricAILY NEW TIRES: 800.
DODGE s-PAss.: LATE MODEL: IN
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE coSpr-
TON; PRACTICALLY NEW
TIRES. A REAL GOOD puY At
$50.
OTHER BARGAINS. 5000 UP.
WE SELL on TERMS
SEATTLE AUTOMOBILE co.
iioi T. Pike. at nth.
I
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DON'T READ TiIfa unless interest
cd In Real Home Cooking. pan
fried meats. etc.
PURITAN LUNCH
Next 10 Liberty TheAtf" Entrance
PRIVATE EASfTARiuM -- Dis
~aaer OF women HuccrHHfully treat
ed Registered physicians Terms
reasonable. is27 18th ave. Cap
itoi Hiii car.
CUT THIS oUr FOR LUCK--SESp
birth date and Toe for wonderful
horoscope OF your entire life Prof.
Raphael - Grand Central station.
New York
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TWO BEAUTIES

1919 +-cyi Studebaker touring
car.
1919 s-cyL studebaker touring
car.
AUTO DEPT.
FRANK WATERrOUSE 4 co.
USED CAR DEPT.
Pine at Bellevue.
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YOU'RE LUCKY ~ you eat
with DORA CALLAHAN
Next 60 Liberty Theatre Entraner
HERNIA PACKS ron GRAY HAIR
any shade. Switches dyed while
you walt. Ladies' Improvement
Shop. $50 Union.
L.roNA COOK. COOK Is TRYING
20 locate you. Please send your
address 90 zoe Enter building
BELLS GofTER RFNEDY-sURE
cure " used according TO direc-
tionn 31e Liberty building.
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AUTO DEPARTMENT
FRANK WATTEHOUSE a co.
Pine at Bellevue.
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MITCHELL MOTOR SERVICE
COMPANY.

Exchanged Car Department
summit and East Pine.
Phone East sti3
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('hatfcl Loans

MONEY TO LOAN
Loans from $40 to 500 made quickly
and confidentiaily on furniture.
pianos. live stock. etc.
SANDERS q co.
1oo3-t l.. c. Smith Bldg. Ell. 1851
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
ALLIES CUTTING GERMANS OFF
ARMY OF CROWN PRINCE ENDANGERED
KAISER PLANNING OFFENSIVE ON ITALIAN FRONT

is bearing the brunt of the Foch
offensive and gives the lie direct to
the claim made by the Germans that
their retirement on the Aisne- Marine
front was part of a set program.
The order deplored the lack of
discipline among the German troops
which resulted in much pillaging be-
ing done by the soldiers in the areas
behind the lines during the May ad-
vance. The troops would appear to
have been engaged in wholesale
pillaging and appropriating for their
own use the stores of food accumu-
lated by the Germans, instead of dis
tributing due proportion of it
among the hungry troops.
This order, like others issued
plainly indicates that German dis
cipline on the Western front is in
bad way.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
RUSSIANS SORE
At ALLIES FOR
thurman ACTION
Bolsheviki Consider Landing of the
Allied Troops on Thurman Coast
An Act of War.

AMSTERDAM. to a
despatch received in this city today
from Moscow, the Bolsheviki are
much incensed at the recent actions
of the Allies in landing troops on
the Thurman coast, which they con-
slider d breach of good faith and
tantamount to a declaration of war.
IT is expected, the despatch adds,
that the Bolsheviki will take counter
measures Immediately.
ToS protect the vast stores and
munitions landed on the Thurman
coast some time ago, it was deemed
necessary, by the Allies, to land
an armed force. Accordingly sail
ors and marines were landed at Kola
and KEN some time ago from the
British and American warships, this
force being subsequently reinforced
by British and American troops,
who now dominate the entire Muir
man coast.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
GOVERNMENT TO
MAKE EFFORT 10
HELP OPERATORS
Special Section of Federal Employ
ment Service Recruiting Labor
For the Mines.

WASHINGTON, D. James
Lord, president of the mining divi-
sion of the American Federation of
Labor, has been chosen head of
the special section of the federal
employment service.
A special section of the federal
employment service has been re-
Gently created to conform with the
program inaugurated by the govern
ment for speeding up the production
of gold and other minerals which
are very necessary in the prosecu-
ton of the war.
The principal duties of the head
of the special section of the federal
employment service will consist of
the recruiting and applying of
labor for the mines throughout the
country.
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ALLIED STEAMER
HITS j. s. DIVER;
TAKEN FOR HUN
Armed Allied Ship Opens Fire On
American Submarine, Mistaking
1t for the Enemy.

WASHINGTON, D. Can armed
Allied merchantmen, bound for an
Atlantic port, installing one of
our submarines for an enemy craft
of like nature, opened fire on her
off the New England coast today.
The American submarine came to
the surface suddenly near the armed
merchantmen, which Immediately
commenced firing, but ceased firing
as soon as the identity of the sub
marine was disclosed.
No one on board the submarine
was injured, but several of her
plates were broken, rendering it inn
possible for her to submerge.
She proceeded to port for repairs
in company with the merchantmen,
travelling on the surface.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
GERMANS POCKETED

LONDON-The Pail Mall Gazette
one of the leading London papers,
gives great prominence to a rumor
to the effect that the British troops
have made great advance toward
Fismes, town situated midway be-
tween Rheims and Scissors, and that
the French troops have advanced
along another part of the Aisne-
Marine front, threatening the Ger
man communications to the rear.
1t is further stated that the
Crown Princes army has been placed
in a position from which extrication
seems impossible.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
STRATEGIC POINT IN DANGER

WITH THE FRENCH.-Reports
received by the war office from the
French field headquarters are to the
eject that the French forces are
now within three miles of the town
of Fere-en-Tardenois, on which they
have opened a heavy artillery fire.
Squadrons of air craft, acting in
concert with the attacking troops,
are also heavily bombing the town.
Fere-en-Tardenois is the meeting
point of eight railroads and is the
center of communications and base
of supplies for the German forces
in this region. Vast stores of NUM-
lions and supplies for the use of the
German army have been assembled
at this place, which is guarded by
very large force of Huns. 1t is
thought that the big fires reported
to have occurred in the town of Fere-
en-Tardenois recently, came from
the great stores Of war supplies
which the Huns were burning, pre-
paratory to retreating.
That the town will fall to the
Allied attacks is foregone conclu-
sion.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25

PARASITIC Allied troops oper-
ating on the Aisne-Marne front are
slowly but surely surrounding the
German troops defending the i'm
portant position leading to Foulchy
lie Chateau, and the loss of this
position by the Germans would
render it impossible for them to
retain possession of the town of
Fere-en-Tarderois, which now serves
them as a base of supplies and COM
munication.
Military observers are, however,
confident that General Ludendorff
will soon launch a counter offensive
in an effort to clear the front be-
tween Scissors and Rheims. This
move by the Germans it is thought,
will also lessen the demoralizing
effects of their projected retreat
to Vesle by taking the initiative.
Entire confidence is felt in the
ability of the Allied forces to meet
and check the most formidable as
sault the Germans are able to lanuch
at this stage of the game. ...*
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
NEW WOOD PULP FIBRE
NOW USED BY GERMANS

LONDON.-A government trade
paper contains a report from the
British consul general at Zurich of
the appearance in Germany of a
wood pulp fibre called cellulon. as
an efficient substitute for jute,
cotton and other fibres. Swiss spin
ners are closely watching the de-
velopment of this textile substitute.
The British consul has seen sample
Of the cloth made from cellulon and
describes it is extremely strong, al
though it is made directly from
wood pulp.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
GERMANS CONCENTRATE FIRE

WITH THE FRENCH.-The AL
lies this afternoon threw in fresh
troops on the battleline on the
salient between the Ourcq and the
Marine to meet the heavy blows Of
the Germans. The enemy, fighting
with desperation, have concentrated
most of their artillery fire on the
wings of this salient, which the
Allied troops are holding every
where The French and American
troops have made further advances
on this salient today.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
MARE ISLAND IS
RECORD BREAKER
Mare Island Navy Yard Launches
A Desroyer for Our Navy In
Record Time.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The late
launching of the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Ward at the Mare Island
navy yard establishes a new worlds
record in destroyer construction.
The Ward was launched seventy
days after her keel had been laid
and just seventeen and one-half
days after the first plate had been
rivetted on to her frame.
Formerly it required two years
from the date of the laying of the
keel, to launch a destroyer.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
GERMANS ATTACK

PARIS.-According to official
dispatches received from the battle
front today, the Germans counter
attacked during last night on the
positions held by the Allied forces
on the north bank of the Marine
near Dormans and were able to oc-
cupy temporarily the woods north
of Trelop and the village of Chas-
sins. The Allied troops reformed,
and attacking vigorously, drove the
Germans from the captured posi-
tons. :....
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
WORKERS STRIKE
IN ENGLAND FOR
HIGHER WAGES
If Strike Among Munition Workers
Continues War Cabinet May
Draft the Strikers.

LONDON.-A serious strike, in
volving over a hundred thousand
munition workers, has been called
in the Birmingham district and is
seriously hampering the war pre-
parations of the British government.
To adequately cope with the stu
alton, the British war cabinet an
nounces that a decision has been
arrived at to draft the striking
workers into the army Immediately
if the strike is continued.
Steps are now being taken to give
effect to the decision of the British
war cabinet.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
LATEST REPORTS

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Secretary
Baker said late this afternoon that
the latest dispatches received by
the war office show that continu-
GUS advance is being made by the
French, American, British and TIA
liam forces ON the Aisne-Marne
battlefront, before whom the Ger
mans are sullenIy retreating.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
FURTHER ADVANCE MADE

LONDON-The Allied troops have
advanced to an average depth of
three miles on a twelve-mile front
Non the east end of the Scissors
Rheims salient during the last two
days, driving the enemy before them
and doing great execution in their
ranks. There have been no further
developments this morning and the
situation remains very favorable to
the Allied cause.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-07-25
HOUSE BEING MOVED
FOR AGENT SCOTT

Norman Campbell with two help
ers and team of horses is moving
the Brevig house, recently pur-
chased by Agent Scott of the Ameri-
can Yukon Navigation company.
The house will be moved and
placed in position on the lot on the
waterfront owned by Mr.. Scott. II
is expected that the work will be
finished by tomorrow.
Mrs. Scott and two children will
arrive in Nenana shortly and be-
come permanent residents of the
Invest town in Interior Alaska.