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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01
"Hellish but Beautiful"
Description Written of
Air Attack on Civilians

bright rs day in the car OF our hunt.
ell airship.
''Shrapnei began to hurst
around us. Shells from the Ion.
don dcfcnscs tore nj III like birds
Of prvy. Fore and aft. below
and above us. they screamed and
roarcd. II was hclllsh. but beau.
tifui.
Loud above tho crashing OF the
shells We heard the thunder ot our
faithful bombs. our whirring pro
pellcrs supplied tho orchestral ac.
compartment to the concert
Series Of Explosions
we began to do things In the city
below US. ON our Htarboard came a
mighty cave-in. to port came anoth.
er. \ third bomb created whole
series OF explosions,
Heavens! How we let them
have AZ
"Comrade Won - was busy
n, work with the bombs. lie had
pcppcrcd London before. and this
night he was less excited.
but things began TO get hot for
us, Tho shells increased In quantity.
The captain gave the word to quit
this inhospltablo nelghborhood. and
with carcssing west wind at our
back. We started on our return Jour.
ney. protected by the clouds.
AT the coast another and heavier
bombardmcnt awaited us. but IL was
equally futile"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01

vaudeville Favorite Entertainers. &"
Charles and Ann Checker Will offer
a novelty water Juggling act Leroy
and Mattel Hart will present an arts
tic vocal Offering Kramer and Croar
arc physical culture experts and
hand balaneera extraordinary.
OAK
The new musical comedy show
that opens weeks engagement at
the oak tomorrow IL "iKxy. the
Baron" Monte Carter Is. Of course.
"IEzy" and the fun rcvolyes around
him. Blanche Gilmore and George
white will add much TO the comedy
situations.
Tomorrow marks tho first appear.
ancr % two new musical comedy
stars that Monte Carter engaged In
New York Lcona Fox viii be the
new prims donna and Ben Holmes
The new leading man.
Tho Trio viii hav. some big mum
bers again next week. Del Estes.
Ted Ulfnark and Oscar Gerard have
good roles and the Dancing Chicks"
viii be seen and. heard TO advantage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01
Anolyze Your
Merit Quarrel

Dear Miss Grey: ] have been 20.
ing with "A girl for some time and
think Il great dead OF her when
W. are alone we are all right. but
when out In company we quarrel /
can't think what causes this. The
girl IL true blue and not bit jeal-
Gus. / wonder II you can offer any
helpful suggestion as TO how we
might avoid this7 JACK.
Since you NO clearly acquit the
girl Of fault the trouble must
arise from something I'm your
own conduct Possibly. IN order
TO appear witty or brilliant. you
sometimes say things in com
pany which hurt your friend.
Analyze one Of these quarrela
carefully and sec II you cannot
find the cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01
Where Duty Lies
il0ng Road Of SOTrOW

Dear Miss Grey. I have n problem
and need counsel. married man
who was selfish. spent his youth
gambling. drinking and amusing
himself ha he desired. leaving bills
unpaid and sadly neglecung me.
The best years Of my life went also
my love for him. tho I remained true
to him.
/ finally met n man who was con.
Hlderatc Of me. ana really seemed 10
care for me no that learned 20 love
him. lie frankly told me he and bis
wife were Incompatible and that he
wished to provide for her. but di.
vorce her. then marry me. lie was
willing 10 make the best OF things
until he met me. 40 I would not wish
TO cause another woman's unhappi.
ness. As for my own husband. ]
feel | owe him nothing. have a
child. no what do you advise for both
Of u.q a. X.
You should not allow this
other man to figure In your fu'
ture at all. II IL the eternal ri-
angle. Altho you were unhappy.
you could bear your burden. ana
he could bear his before you met
each other. Then, too. II seems
To me, you would bee rather
skeptcAi about trusting another
man. How do you know that he
In not more TO blame than his
wife for the incompatibility OK
listing In his homer You have
not been true TO your husband
when you permitted another man
10 make proposals To you.
II you feel that your life with
your husband is uncomfortable be
cause he has committed every
sin against you. you must be
your own Judge M 10 whether or
not you are Unsuitable TN leay-
Ing. But II you 30. 80 alone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01
Write to y. S.
Com missioner

Dear Miss Grey: Where and 70
whom shall write for Information
about patenting a small article? II
there danger OF fraud IL one sends
drawings? WILLIAM
Write TO the commissioner of
patents. department of Interior.
Washington. u. C.. stating brief
~ the purpose OF the article. He
VIII send the proper blanks for
you 10 fiji out Send descrip-
ton and drawings with tho
blank. The government Is reii-
able: there is no chance for steal
ing your device.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01
MOORE

Tho new blll Of orpheum circuit
vaudeville coming 20 tho Moore the.
Rtrc tomorrow n headed by an act
sent here under tho direction OF
Martin Beck. and featuring the "a.
nous dancer. Lucille CavanaEh. She
has just completed a four-week en-
gagcmcnt at the Palace. New York
city.
Joveidah. tho T,ajah. viii b. here
with his big act Of hypnousn.
Marie Sords,rom will DO seen In
Let's Pretend " The Belle OF Bling
Vile" by whitfield ard ireland. Is
a laugh producing novelty.
Francois and partner win present
n reckless tumbiinE turn. The Yexra
Twins are tiny tots with a clever act.
Jordan and ftlca have a cycling sen.
aatlon.
The Travel Weekly has some sci
cnufic subjects. The concert orchen-
ira viii entertain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01
Kirchner Concert
Pleases Audience
at Cornish Hall

An nppreciative audience greeted
George Kirchner. cellist. and Anna
Grant Dali. who assisted Mt the
piano, in their recital. given last
night at the Cornish hall.
kirchncr's rendition OF "Chanson
Louis XIII" was exceptionally inter
esting. and Harlequin" in which the
accompaniment was particularly
beautiful. received much applause.
Both OF these popular Seattle must
clans proved themselves to Ia finish
cd artists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01
UT Qttot;s Ts &c Ghm11thin Grcx
Hon. To Make
o. Rose Jar

Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me
how 20 make rose jar. and greatly
oblige a LOVER OF ROSES.
Save all Of the rose petals In
an air tight Jar. When the jar In
fun turn out the mass, which
Will be black and moist. Separ-
ate this with "A stick or fork and
mix In an equal amount Of dried
lavender flowers or spices. and
place in n covered jar. Orris
root. ground cloves and CHINA
mon. IA little powdered mace and
some good sachct powder incor-
pOrated with the leaves are de-
lightful II ~ also good TO add
p few drops Of oil OF geranium-
purchased at any druggists. OF
course oil OF rose Is the most
exquisite thing to add to the
rose petals. but this is very cx-
pcnaivc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01
10000 Testimonials From Mothers

OF children who have successfully used
Mother Cray's Sweet Powders for Chill
dren They move and regulate tho bow
els. relieve feverishncaH. tecthing diror-
doris. constipation. headaches. destroy
worms and frequently break up colds.
children like them. For 30 years Mother
Gray's sweet Powders for Children have
been tho safe and reliable remedy In
time of need. Mothers should never be
without n box in tho house for Immediate
uae. Al druggists everywhere. 25c.-Ad-
vorttRoment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01
PtNTAGES

"Fonlea Of To-day" Mcnlo Moore's
latest musical comedy offering. fea-
turing Billy and Edith Adams and
also the Runnln Sisters. viii be the
headline attraction Of the new bill
at Pan;agcs. opening with tho mat.
Ince performance Monday.
For the added drawing card. Man
nEcr PnntaEcs has arranged for the
appearance OF James Leonard. Both
well Browne and company. in Broad.
way Camille" "A burlesquc on the
great tragedy. Camille"
other acts. Arnold and Taylor. the
former. Ethel Arnold. a Seattle girl:
George NJ. Roscncr. character delin.
Gator: Henry and Moore. in at the
News stand" and Bcernan and An
dcraon. In a roller skating novelty.
The new episode OF THE Song Of
Democracy. depicting the life OF
Lincoln. will be shown on the screen.
WILKES
Just the kind ~ play for this
time OF the year" is the promise OF
the Wilkes Players for Facing the
Music" the comedy farce to be
given for the week starting with the
matinee tomorrow
This comedy farce II n story ~ tho
tnngle OF tho two Smith families
Mr. and Mrs. Smith No. ! and Mr..
and Mrs. Smith No. 2--all brought
about by n mistake in the occupancy
OF apartments. Tho tangle IL
Strengthened out finally 10 the salts.
faction OF everybody. II is n play
OF real fun. and In tho hands OF the
wilkes Players. should mean n week
OF merriment.
PALACE HIP
The Premier Filipino sextot, ma
tive singers and instrumentalists,
will be the big feature In the now
show which opens Sunday at the
Palace Hip. Their repertoire will
comprise classical and popular sclec-
TONS.
Ray w. Snow and company will
offer n comedy sklt. called "-;he Man
About Town"
The Victoria Four are comedy
and harmony quartet known as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01
METROPOLITAN

Romance. youth. aentimeut. mys-
terry and adventure arc all said To
play part Ia the comedy Upstairs
and Down" that will be seen al the
Metropolitan four nights. beginning
June 3.
Upstairs and Down" II a social
satire. with tho idle rich for ita butt.
but was intended by ita authors for
Laughing PURPOSES only and In Eaii
10 furnish an amusing evenings en-.
tcrtalnment
"Mary'a Ankle" another bright
comedy. and ''Oh. Roy viii be seen
at the Metropolitan soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01
The Property Rights
of an We1itimGte Child

Dear Miss Grey: Please tell me
thru your columns what property
rights an illegiumate child has IN
Washington. ~. T..
Every illcgitimnte child IL an
heir to the person who shall, In
writing. signed Ia the presence
OF competent witness. have
Acknowledged himself 20 be the
father OF such child. and shall.
I'm all cases. be considered as
heir OF his mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01
Former AnibdSSndOr
IL q Democrat

Dear Miss Grey: WIN you please
tell me whether Ambassador Gerard
Ia n republican or Il Democrat
DOROTHY.
James W. Gerard. former L.
S. ambassador 10 Germany. is
democrat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01

EEISNE. Switzerland. June L.
Senior Lieutenant Gruncr of the
German naval reserve. tells In an ar.
tcic In a German newspaper his own
graphic story OF n Zeppelin raid on
London. In which he took part. lie
says;
we crossed tho channel on a
freezing cold night and sailed In
complete darkness toward the Eng.
lish coast. Slowly We approached IL.
sharply outlined ahead OF US. Once
80 while u cloud interviewed Then
" coast lay perpendleularly be.
meath us.
so far all was quiet. We were
nearing our goal The English were
waiting for US. but We refused TO be
disturbed. for VIC did not intend 10
b. frustrated.
"a Searchhght picked us up. Now
and then shot flarcd up at us from
the coast forts. But We sailed on.
Notwithstanding. and soon London,
city Of my dreams. witching cause Of
my sieepless nights. lay quite plain.
ly before us.
n crtii2nt wreath or srarchhghts
from affair Indicated the prize The
captain consulted his map and com.
pass. and commanded:
Gross London from north 20
south. and then vcer TO the east
we could now begin to sec and
hear that our presence was detected.
Masked lights burst forth and went
- A.
Of the antiersft guns.
-Searchlights stabbed the sky. first
slowly. carefully. then wildly. from
- side first. then from that. Mostly
they located nothing hut drifted
clouds. But suddenly they found us.
Ever oftcncr and more accurately
the ghossly white stabs OF light en-.
welcomed US IL BEGAN TO gi~aru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-01

Seattle Defies the
U-Boat Menace

contract
ships for Uncle SAM
Seattle the great shpdng center Of the Northwestern OF the United
the the remarkable has made the few
months its shipbulding
showing a of $2500000O0
a Northwest.
20 which
We of
Seattle AFIOAT
things that the
Depotors
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19

 MEN EXAMINED
 FUR THE ARMY
Medical Advisory Board
 Puts Several In Glass One
 As Result of Recall of Men Physically Unfit

Thirty nine men were re-eXamined for military service by the medical ad- visory board last night. the X-Ray be- ing used in several cases 10 determine fine points. The board was unable to make any report last night but it be- lieves there will be about five passed into class 1, as physically fit for mili- tary service. from the number re-ex- amined. Those re-eXamined were from the registration list of last year, rang ing from 1000 to 1000.
 According to a partial report from the medical meeting Monday night two were passed into class 1. as physically fit for military service. They are William F. Clark and Charles P. Hill. both of Mesa. The board has yet to report upon several X-Ray cases at Mondays meeting.
 Secretary Martin T. Weyant of the local board expressed satisfaction over the number being passed into class 1, saying that five or six out of every forty examined appeared to him as a good showing. considering that these men were rejected at the examination last year.
 Mir. Weyant announced last night. men called for re-examination would not be notified by the board by mail or otherwise, if they remained in their old classes. but that all those advanc- ing in class, like for instance to class 1, would be officially notified by the board.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
HUNGRY BUY LOOKS
 IN VAIN FUR FATHER

Foot-sore, weary and hungry, a lit- tie Mexican boy who had been wander ing since early Sunday morning in search of his father sat down upon the door step of a house near the end Of Grand avenue last night and cried for him. Hearing the sobs of the child the inmates of the house went out to in vestigate but the boy could not make them understand why he was there.
 The sheriffs office was called and Deputy Sheriff De Winton responded The little fellow told him this story He said he came to this country from Mexico about two months ago and was 12 years old, that early Sunday morn ing he set out to take a basket of lunch to his father who was working in a gang but was unable to find the place where he worked and had been wan dering without having anything to eat The lost boy gave his name as Trinidad Flores and his fathers as Juan Flores. He only remembered that the place where his father worked had a number of tents on the property that his father lived in tent number 40 and that there was a store building in the vicinity of the tents that had a flag hoisted on a pole.
 The boy was taken 10 the sheriff s office where he awaits his father.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
CANTAL0UPS OF
 VALLEY ABOUT
 T0 GO LIN SALE
As Many As 1900 Carloads
 of Fruit Expected to Be
 Sent from Here to Mar kets All Over the Country

The first carload shipment of canta- loups out of the Salt River valley this year will leave Mesa over the Arizona Eastern for the eastern markets about June 24, Acting General Agent Gang fo that railroad announced yesterday.
 The first carload over the Santa Fe will leave Glendale about July 1, not later than July 5, w. s. Goldsworthy. general agent for the Santa Fe, an nounced yesterday.
 MT. Gang said that his company was expecting between 800 and 600 carloads of cantaloups from Mesa and Mir. Goldsworthy said the Santa Fe's esti- mate from Glendale was 700 carloads.
 Figures furnished by L. M. Harrf- son, field agent in Phoenix for the bureau of crop estimates, United States department of agriculture, show the total estimated yield of the valley to be 1000 carloads as against 1900 car loads1ast year, or 93 per cent.
 While these figures are at variance, due to the difference in methods of estimating, it is conceded that the crop this year is about normal, that there NtiC iCSo eANi Vo .fie'iiNNN eO NeAiieeAiO0 P.7 this year, that 6n the other hand the acre yield this year is larger than ever before known in the valley. To split the difference between the estimates, 1,150 carloads from the valley would be amout right say others who have estimated the crop for market pur- poses.
 MT. Gang said that after the first carload leaves, the remainder of ths crop will come very fast. due to the ho, weather. Both MT. Gang and MT Goldsworthy said the railroads had al- ready completed arrangements for ample cars for handling the canta- Top crop, including adequate icing fa- cilities.
 MT. Goldsworthy speaking of the quality of the crop this year said, "I' is a 100 per cent crop all the way through. It will include the best melons. I am sure. that ever entered the eastern markets"
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
Volunteers For W.S.S. Work Are
 Wanted In City

Arizona has been justly proud of her volunteers, those who have vol unteered for national service and those who have volunteered to aid in the very necessary home work re- quired to back the boys at the front. New volunteers are wanted to aid in putting the War savings stamp drive lover the top" in this city and state. That it is going over the top, those in charge have every confidence if the people will only appreciate how vital this work is.
 Arthur Esgate is the man those who will work in the war savings stamp drive are asked to see. Let him known that you will be there to help. Always remember that the president has urged this work as a patriotic duty and service and those who help in this way are doing their best just as are the boys who stand in the trenches ready to take their lives in their hands for the cause of justice and freedom.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
CAPTURE AND SHOOT
 PAIR IF v|LL|STAS
Republican A. p. Leased WIrel

JUAREZ. Mexico. June 1S.-Two couriers returning from Villas camp near Parrall were captured and shot near Villa Ahumada yesterday it was announced here today. One was iden- tified as Savino Beltran. Letters and passports were found on the bodies showing they had crossed from the United States to Mexico at Columbus. N. M, and had letters from men in Santa Fe. N. M., addressed to Villas S military commanders in the field. Villas main column was at Meoqui, Chihuahua Sunday moving north along the Conchos river. He had 800 men, according to reports reaching here from Chihuahua City.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19

neighborhood service" It was ex- plained by the food administration peo- pie that everything had been figured out at Washington, and that it was not the wish of the government to work hardship on one above the other. The committee appointed by Mir. Bracket, as explained, was for that purpose arrange the deliveries for the greatest advantage of all concerned.
 One man asked: When there is an increase in the family of one of my customers, what am I to do about the bread card?" The answer was: "The government encourages production and increase. Increase the allowance"
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
ADJUSTMENTS
Carmel Myers in "The Girl Tn the Parl


 At the Hip starting this morning Carmel Myers is seen in a mystery picture that the press agent of the Blue Bird describes as go horse power action cinema" It is styled 'The Girl In the Dark" and tells the story of a girl reared in China where she, by some unknown means, is marked on her shoulder with an insigna which con- mands the respect and protection of all Chinaman in the world and around his fact. coupled with the desire of an enemy to prosecute her, is evolved a plot that for rapid action and deep mystery which holds the spectator un- til the climax, this picture has not had an equal in months from the Blue Bird studios
 With the feature will be shown a Current Event reel of news here and lover there" showing Uncle Sam at work making his grand army and navy The underlined attraction is Viola Dana in "The Only Road which opens Friday fo Ia two days run.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
WOMAN IMPLICATED
 IN MURDER; CHARGE
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

TRINIDAD, Colo. June 1s.-Con- fronted today with the charge of hav- ing lured to his death Joseph Morina, a wealthy pawnbroker. in a rooming house in Kansas City on May "A, last, a woman who gave her name when arrested as Mrs. Frank J. Vanders, admitted that she was in Kansas City at the time of the alleged murder and while there went by the name of Matte Howard, under which name she was sought by Kansas City officers. She said she had assumed the name of Hattie Howard because she had left her husband, Frank Vanders, and did not want him to know where she was.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
AUTO CLUBS W.S.S.
 PARTY |S 0N TODAY

The Automobile club of Arizona is launching a Thrift stamp drive at Riv- erside park commencing this afternoon and closing tonight. A large attendance is expected to hear the Thrift stamp quartet sing the latest song hits and witness the surprises which the com mittee of arrangements have prepared for the big crowd.
 Moving pictures will be exhibited in the evening at the airdone and special arrangements have been made to take care of a large crowd in the dance pavilion and swimming pool.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
lover the Top" at Columbia

Sergeant Arthur Guy Empey, hero of a hundred fights with the Huns, starts -"Over the Top" again tomorrow, this time at the Columbia theater in the eight reel picturization of his famous book, in which he is seen as the star
 "Over the Top" is unquestionably k triumph for Empey. for it's producer and for America. Closely following the soud-stirring narrative of the ser geant's Note Book of a Tommie," there has been woven into the play a strong. romantic story, inspiringly American in theme and thrilling in dramatic intensity. It is wonderful visualization of the methods of fight ing as pursued on the western battle front, and yet is d evoid of the horrors which have sickened the hearts of all civilized beings when they read of the slaughter instituted by the "kultured'' beast of Berlin.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
SOLDIERS INJURED
 IN RAILWAY WRECK
Republican A. E. Leased wIrel

soldiers were injured. five probably fatally near Selby. Texas, about fifteen miles east of Waco today when a St. Louis and Southwestern railroad train carrying troops stationed at Camp Me Arthur, was wrecked while passing over a wooden bridge. The engineer and two, firemen also were probably fatally injured. The injured soldiers. whose names were withheld by mili- tary authorities. were brought back to the Camp McArthvr hospital base.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19
MESA GROCERY |S
 ROBBED 0F GOODS

MESA, June 19.-Burglars broke into the warehouse of the A and B. Grocery company Monday night and got con siderable loot. They gained an entrance through a window on the east side of the building used for storing merchan- disc and carried off many cases con- taining goods. Several of the cases remaining in the warehouse were pried open but none of their contents were removed
 It is believed that the burglars used an auto truck or some other vehicle in removing the goods because of the quantity taken. C. Fred Bracket, proprietor of the store was unable to ascertain how much of his stock had been removed as it will be necessary to take an inventory of the stock left by the loOters. The thieves left no clue by which they can be traced.
 Use Republican Classified Ads for
Arizona republican., 1918-06-19

enraged, elderly rue-husband. The subsequent fast life led by the exiled wife in her endeavor to forget her dis grace affords her the chance to wear the magnificent gowns referred to in the flattering eastern press accounts of the picture
 "The Song of Songs is augmented with a Burton Holmes travelogue showing the efficient soldier boys in the Island Possessions" described as Our Fighting Forces in the Philli- pines"