davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1918-07-17
We Have Auto Tires

Old tires taken a. part payment
Man orders shipped c. o. d. subject to ap-
prevail
THE ROYAL TIRE CO.,
fy,a fl,h .. ~ 10 Erank ,oSE fvio n
The Washington times., 1918-07-17

TOUR eHEins troubles explained: get Dykes
Auto Encyclo Psarinann's. 81 q st, nv.
The Washington times., 1918-07-17
AUTO Accessories

AUTO KNOW US wHY7
BECAUSE WE ARE THE LARGEsT
DEALERS IN SECONDHAND AUTOS
AND PARTS IN THE CITY. DUY ALL
CARS SELL ALL PARTS
PHONE NORTH 3Gg.
GLASsER-BLUA q co.. 80 TN u ~ ~.
The Washington times., 1918-07-17
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 10 coLoRED.

FOR SALE TO COLOAED.
s., ,50o-l3th St ". W.. near U st.. E-roon
brick. hot-water heat, ali modern IN
provements. Act quickly.
S, S,ooo-IMMEDLATE POSSESSTON-Fia- GVa.
near sth ST. ". W., Sr5om brick, bath.
hot-watsr heat. hardwood hnish. biz
bargain.
a, H,sOo-Possession July 10Th. Fairmont st n.
W, near Sherman ave, I-room brick.
hot-water heat, hardwood dnish, lot eoE
40. A substantial bargain.
6So-Fourth St N. w. near U, Groom
brick. furnacs heat. hot and cold water.
Good terms
q. 1.SSo-Biggest Bargain IN Warrington Thind
ST. n. W., near 7, 7-room brick. furnae1
heat. lot 2txi50. Act at once.
g. 3I0o-GirRrd st. ". VIZ near Sherman aVa.
q substantially built s-room brick colon
ial house, bath. hot and cold water, gaa,
furnace heat. eOnersts cellar. Coed
terms
c.SsLChurch 81. n. W.. near lsgh. e-roon
brick. Good terma.
A. FTTZHOLAN WALLACE,
mo U St. N. W.
Phone North ~
Open Evenings. $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
ORCANISACE KREJCOVSkE
SKEHO DELNICTVA
ZDARNE POKRA.
CUE.

Unie Amalgamated Cloth
ing Workers, ktera fidi organi
sacni kampan v tomto m6ste,
hodla zorganisovati vSechny
diiny V hlavni casti m6sta be-
hem n6kolika tydnG. Unie Ii
skala cleny tem6r V kazde dill
ne. Tento tyden, jakoz pristi
tyden budou konany schuZe
d6lnictva z kazde dilny, iichz
ucelem bude ziskati veSkere
dGlnictvo do organisace. PAX
budou firmam predlozeny pO-
zadavky ohledn6 ZvySeni mzdy
4 zkraceni DOLBY pracovni. =
SchGze Sc budou kOnati V Su-
perior budove, els. pokoje 303.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
AMERICKE
ZTRATY,

Dnesni vykazy americkych
ztrat We Franci vykazuji eel
KEN 912 jmen vojind bud pa
olych, ranenych neb newest
nych, patrne zajatcu.
Clevelandske ztraty jsou
M. Belle. 26O7 Atwood Ave,
pesak, podlehl ranam V boji
utrzenym.
D. Khaliel, 1148 Bolivar av.,
prosty vojin, tezce zranen.
N. Smith, pesak, 2O68 vych.
19 ul., tezce zranen.
Ma zbyvajici Ohio pripada
13 ranenych a pohresovanych,
kdezto ceske ztraty jsou:
Cetar E. Klima z Milwau-
kee, vazne zranen.
PeSak Jan Pavlak z Baltimo-
re, ranen.
Vaclav Popelka z Wisconsin,
t6zce ranen.
Vaclav Sibrava z Chicago
tezce zranen.
Serzant Strachovsky z Cice.
TO, Ill.,, t6zce zran6n.
Cetar Jan Kochanik Il Mil.
waukee, padl.
Cetar V. Palda Z Menom;-
nee, Mich, padl.
Frant. Lehetka, Chicago
tezce ranen.
T. Papata 4 Ashland, Wis.
t6zce zran6n.
V. DGra z Pittsburgh, tezcl
ranen.
M. Sova z Reading, Pa, t6z-
ce ranen.
Cetar A. PaSek Connect.
cut, nezvestny.
Frant. Zaloudek z Chicago
nezvestny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
MESTSKA RADA.

Dulezita otazka, tykajici Sc
stavby nadrazi pod Public SCI.
hy,a We vcereiSi schuzi NEST
ske rady po deisi debate od-
kazana X predominant vybOru
na drahy a pristavy, mestske-
nu pravniku, pokfadniku a fe
diteli verejnych praci.
Drive nez mestska rada bu
de o stavbe tOhotO nadrazi roz
hodovat musi byti urceno. ida
nadrazi bude stav6no pouZe
drahOu New York Central a.
reb vsemi drahami do Cleve-
!andu usticimi. Mesto pax chce
te2 ma drahach prosaditi, ably
V hranicich m6sta pouzivaly e.
lektrickeho pohonu, jak Jest
tomu v New Yorku. Nez me-
sto stavbu povo'f budou svola-
ny velke vereine schHze ma
Eterych bude mOci kazdy pro-
levitt sve mineni O tomto pro
jektu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
PRATELSKY VEcfREK v ST.
Nj SOkOLA CLEVELAND
MA QUINCI AVE.

SokOl Cleveland We spoieni
sc svym zenskVm odborem a
Vcelkami z vVchodni strany u
spofadaii dneSni stredy g..
hod. vecerni pratelskv vecirek
ma kterem ieSt6 pred svym cd
chodem prednaseti bude poru-
elk CeskoslOvenske armadv D.
Miloslav Niederle re svVch bo
hatvch valecnych zkusenosti.
Program vSak Sc neomezuie
ma pfednaSku. ale poradaiici
vVhOr Sc postaraal o zpestfeni
poTadu nekolika zabavnimi cf-
sIv. PoutavV pFednes naSeho
svmpatickdho hosta. ienz me-
ri nami liz pon6knd zdomac
rel a iehoz odchod bude ieho
fetnVmi pfateli zelen. zaiiSt'u
ie ntnNn6 tdlocvicnG Sokola Gle
veland ma Quincy ave. CetnOu
navstevu neien re strany w
chodni, ale IL ostatnich &c.
skych osad clevelandskych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
MONA STAVkA Ma POU-
LICNf DRAZE.

Otazka, IDA spolecnost mu-
Ze zamestnavati ma karach re
ny hrozi stale V napnuti mezi
uni zamestnancu a spolecno-
sti. Tato tvrdi, re k sluZbe ma
karach h. asi Sc malo muzu, a
proto je opravnena prijlmati
zeny, kdezto unie opet uJ.St'u
ie re spoleGnost mnze dostati
libovolny pocet kondukterd.
Mayor Davis pozadal ODE stra
ny, by Sc nejakou smirnou ce-
stou dohodli, aby moznou stav
kou neutrpela vyroba valec-
nych Potreb. - ZdejSi Plain
Dealer pax prinasi Washing
tonu soukromou zpravu, re v
dnesni dob6 ma kazda spoiled
most pravo zamestnavati zeny
ma miste muzG.
Ones mali do mesta naseho
prjieti urednici mezinarodni u
ME a spolu Sc Zastupcem VIA
dy Faulknerem Sc spolecnosti
vyiednavati. Clenove zdejsi u
ME odh' asovali, re vyjdou ma
stavku dnes O pulnoci, pakli
spolecnost kondukterky neod-
vola. Usneseni toto telefonOval
taiemnik unie w. M. Rea pred
sedovi mezinarodnf unie Ma
honovi. ktery mu odvetil, aby
jednali tax, jak "a nejlepe u
znaif.
Spolecnost poulicnich kar
nyni udava, ze posledni do
be nemohla vypraviti dOsti ka1
nasledkem nedostatku pracov
mich sill a tatO oko'nost re me
la Ia nasledek priieti zen. Ze
ny " jinych oborech zabiraii
nyni mfsta muzG, a spolecnost
7ravi, ze v tomto oboru nutnC
tuto novotu Zavesti.
Unic op6t pravi. ze pres to
re vice jak 500 ieii clend ma.
l6za Sc We Francii, V pfitomnt
dob6 zam6stnano jest o Loo
muzG vice nez V kterykOliv il
ny m6sic V tomto roce. spoiled
most pry chce nynejSich pomt
RI pomoci zen ku svym kapits
listickym snaham vyuzlti. NJ
nj pry to snaha po zlepseni, {
le snaha pO zv6tSenem Zisku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
ORNAMENT
SCHUZE.

Patronat Ceske Nedelni Svo-
bodomyslne skoly j. A. Komen
sky V Mt. Pleasant zada timto
vsechny cleny spolku v Patro-
natu zastoupenych, by Sc do
stavili do schuze, ktera Sc kona
zitra We ctvrtek 5. zari. Je nut
ne, ably bylo pine zastoupeni.
an schuze tato je velmi ddlezi-
ia.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
kONFERENCE MAR. SDRU.
ZENf.

Nasledkem utvareni sc pome
ri valecnych politickych, je
nutno zreorganisovati rizeni ma
81 Narodni Rady. K tomuto ma
hledu prise4 prof. Masaryk a
pToto hlavni uradovna Narodni
Rady svo,ava konferenci ma
dny IL. a IL. zari do naseho
lnesta.
We vcerejsi schulz krajskeho
vyboru V Probulove byla pax
na konferenci co zastupkyne V.
S. Weekly zvolena pi. M. Zema
nova. Zdejsi krajsky vybor bu
de zastupovan jedenacti cleny
sice: pi. Karnosovou, Baslo-
YOU, Musilovou PIP. Sidlem,
Zemanem, Bernreitrem, Cimle
rem, Humlem, Kotmelem, Va
chou a Frckou. Kazda odboc-
ka ma pravo k vyslani jednoho
zastupce, kdyz vsak vysEanf te-
hoz pro pro prilisnou vzdalenost
bude znemozneno, odbocak mu
re byt zastupovana zastupcem
z iineho mesta. Zastupci mali
byti meste nasem jiz IL. zafi
schGze budou odbyvany V Ce
ske narodni sini ma Broadway.
konference NarodnihO Sdruze-
nj bude odbyvana V utery dne
II. zari a krajsky vybor odby
vati bude svou schGzi IL zari.
Konference sdcastni Sc prof.
Masaryk, K. Perg er a ucitel V,
Benes. Ma konferenci projedna
ny budou otazky tykaiicf Sc o.
svobOzOvaci akce a ma byt usne
Seno, iak dala by Sc veSkera ia
to prace snadn6ii provesti.
pristi patek pax odbyvati sc
bude dGlezita spolecna schGze
kraiskeho vyboru a Svazu Ces,
| KatolikG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
DOPADENY LUPIc.

Vcerejsiho vecera pronasle
dcvala policie tri lupice po
Woodland ave. a ieden z Mich
pIi skoku pres plot zlomil 81
nohu. Zraneni lupic. jehoz
imGno policie udava co o. Bar
nes z els. 1919 Scovill ave-, byl
dopraven do mestske nemocni
ce, kde Sc naleza pod po'icejni
dohlidkou.
Albert Quader, 2700 vych.
Sc. ul. udava. re byl a vych.
SO. ul. prepaden lupici a po-
bodan. Tito ukoristili pouze %
centH.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
POMOCNEMU SBORU
Weekly.

Ma vylete poradanem p. ST
panem z Dolloff Rd. minulou
nedeli v zahrade p. Maannena
ma Lee rd., vvbraEi PIP. Alois
Hum! a Jos. Spilar cd asledu
.;icich vyletnfkd We prospech
Y. S. "Vcelky": J. Med ST.:
J. Sipan 81: Stehlik 81; J. File
or 81; V. Elger ST; V. Bezdek
81: JOS. Volmut so; Anna Kla
blk so: F. Hetzer so: O. Ho-
mo'ks so; A. Huml so; V. No
votny so; L. Zilina so: J. Spi-
lar so: Osipanik so: J. Prime
80; V. Lechnyr so; J. Raj
man so: A. Richter so; FIR.
jandik 25; F. Geller 25; FIR.
Pinkas 25; A. Trusnik 25; V.
T<labik 25; J. Antovic 25; K.
Fus 25: j. Kratochvil 25: J.
Vomacka 25: FIR. Kumiack 25 :
r. Jirecek 25; J. Grobner 25:
i. Vavra 25; P. Ku'is 25 FIR.
Kantorik 30: J, OpaleckV 25:
T.. TenlV 35: Fr. Lokai 25: M.
collv 25: E. Vainer 25 Ant.
Tintera 10 Ant. Novacek so.
Celkem odvedeno p. A. Hum
lnm predsedkvni sboru Vcelek
ri. M. Zemarove S18.25.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04

vcera utrpeli Charles Wright 2
Neil, o., Louis Gonya, % roku
4637 Gallup ave., w. C. Bur-
rington Brook park village,
John Kuizerin, ills vych. 81
ul. Slec. Helen Gorris, 21 rokH
$3.50 Broadway, slec. Jennie
Lockovski, % roku, $500 Os.
mond court. Joseph Kujansky
Fl rokG, 1924 vych. 63 ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
DIVA CLEVELANDSTf LETCI
PORANENI.

Letecky porucik T. J. Her
bert, 1644 vych. sc ul., pora-
nen byl We Francii "a srazky S
letcem nemeckym. Herbert ma
nohu postrelenou a lezi v laza-
retu Ia frontou. Jiny zdejsi a.
viatik, d. E. Cole z Fern Hall
apartmentu poran6n ma zap.
fronte "a podobnych ok.olnosti.
Herbert jest absolventem Wes-
ten Reserve university, Cole
Drodaval auta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
STASTNY NAVRAT OKTETA
p. FIR. HRUBEHO.

Dne prvniho srpna vydal Sc
ma cestu ma zapad chvalne zna-
my hudebnfk p. Fr. Hruby Sc
SWIM oktetem, pozGstavaiicim
z PIP. A. Hruby, j. Hruby, W..
Hruby, Mamie Hruby, Airline
Dohler, G.. Zizka, G.. Mazlet.
Prvni koncert uspofadan V Gin
cinnati ostatni pax V rnznvch
mestech We statech Iowa, Nebra
ska a Missouri. VSude sklizeli
rlrt Gsp6ch. Pred kazdym kon
certem kapelnik okteta D. FIR.
HrubV vysv6til posluchacstvu.
re clenOve iehO kapelv jsOu A
merikani. ale rodice jich vSech
nochazeli Czech. re zeme od-
kud pris'i Cechoslovaci nyni v
Rusku tax statecn6 "a vec spo
iencG boiuiici. = Ma svych ce
stach NELL tez zeleZnicni nehO
du slice We statu Missouri. kde
pfi pfeiizdeni mostu vysinula
Sc lokomotiva 2 n6kOrik vozH il
nasledOvalO. Viz V kter6m sc
nal6zal p. Hrubv ieho kape-
lou malem by Sc bvl prevrhnul.
MUsili 2 vozU max vvlezti ok
nem. Y ponde'i pak Sc celia dru
aina vratila OD6t dOmn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
CHLAPEC ZABIT AUTO
MOBILEM.

Ma Clark ave. mostu 81 wee
ra odpOledne hral Stan'ev Ru,
gansky. II rokG. 1907 Rowlel
ave-. nahpdou byl udefen au
tomobilem tax prudce. zta by
ma miste usmrcen. Jak policit
udava. automobil Tfdil John Kl
mack, 2930 vych. 1T ul. Mrt
vola chlapce byla dopraven>
do okresni marnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
sDRU- FREDBEzNA REGlsTRACE.

Pristi pondsli, utery a stredu
otevrena bude Central zbrOj
nici uradovna registracni pro
ty, kteri nejs0u trvale usidleni
v meste nasem a pro ty, kteri
dine IL. zari budou mimO me.
sto. - o registraci jejich zde
budOu pax vyrozumeni domOv.
sks jejich drady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
NOVA UMRTNf

tabulka c. S. p. s. naleZa sc ma
druhe STRANGE tohoto listu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
TAJEMNfK.

~. Celia rada narodnich pisni
prednesena bude nasimi nejlep
SINH zpevaky v "Zzracnem eli
xiru" neboliz 'Luciperu", jak
pojmenovana jest pGsobiva pro
stonarodni opereta, kterou wy
pravi TYL v nedeli Is. zari v
c. N. Sini ma Broadway. Vstu-
penky v predprodeji " cbchode
.. Vacka tamtez.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-04
TEzKE ZRANENf.

Y st. Marks nemocnici Sc ma
leza Edward F. Brewer, 60 r..
507 vych. 124 ul.. s rozStipe-
nou lebkou a vnitTnim porane
MIN ktere utrpel naraZem auto
mobilu ma Lancelot ave. a st
Clair ave. Automobil fidil Geo
Keller, GIG vych. 144 ul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
TELLS OYSPEPT|Cs
WHAT To EAT
Avoid Indigestion. Sour Aeid Stem
aeh. Heartburn. .ns ON stors-
aeh. etc.

Indigestion and practically all
forms Of stomach trouble. say med
zeal authorities. are due. nine times
out Of ten. to an excess Of hydro
chlorie acid in the stomach. Chronic
acid stomach" ia exceedingly dam
gerous. and sufferers should do
either one OF two things,
Either they can go on limited
and often diHagreeabie diet. avoid
ing foods that disagree with them,
that irritnte the stomach and lead
20 excess acid secretion. or they can
eat ~ they pleas" In reason and
make 1T a practice TO counteract the
effect OF the harmful acid and pre-
vent the formation Of gas. sourneHH
or premature fermentation by the
use Of a little Bisurated Magnesla at
their meals.
or more reiinbf" stomach nntacid
than Blsurnted MagneHia, and II IL
widely used for this purpose. II has
no direct action on the stomach. and
ia not digestant. But n teaspoon
ful OF the powder or n couple OF
five-arain tablets taken In q little
water. with the food. will ncutralize
present. and prevent it's further for.
nation. This removes tho whole
cause Of tho trouble. and the meal
diKests naturally and BEAUTIFULLY
without need OF pepsin pills or artl.
fetal digestants.
Get few ounces of Bisurated
Nagnesia from any reliable druggist
Ask for either powder or tablets
1t never comeB as n llquid, milk or
citrate, and in the biaurated form in
not n laxative. Try this plan and
eat what you want ut your next
advice you ever had on what to
eat"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18

they remain. and set up inflamma
ton
This Inflammation causes swell
ing, which IN turn interferes with
the circulation Of the blood In tn.
minute vessels In the muscular wall
should the swelling continue the nu
triton of the wall Of tho, appendix
IL impaired and condition known
an HanRrene develops.
should the appendix rupture
poisonous germs scatter among the
colts OF the intestine and peritonitis
follows
Dr. Henry y. DE Forest of New
York gives an some of the contribut
inT causes Of appendicitis. haste IN
eating. indigeatible food, Imperfect
mastca ton and disorders Of ths
stomach or intentin-s which Inter
fere with normal production OF ths
gastric or intestinal juices.
The food Itself should be pure and
FIRES from poisonous IN Injurious In
gradients. The quantity Of food
taken should not be excessive NOT
should the stomach and other or
gnns 81 digestion be called upon e
perform more work than IL actually
needed 20 supply body waste or need
ed growth.
Appendicitis occurs four times NJ
often in men as IN women. aitho
the reason IL not known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18

tIuirri~hs' Nep. on hiii the
kaiser and his friends Lots OF
i,,nsrlek. Nni taks . few
das~ ta pick the IS winner.
Boy a hond that " very much wiser
Than boarding and b~ing a .niarr,
For your money buys gins
THAT will pepper the Huns
Thus you're helping defeat the old
kaiser. II. Il.
TO Paris we go" said Won HIN 10
the kaiser.
Then his cannonW shot clouds of
flame IN a gsyser.
HUT the allies hsid firm.
They made Hiudeahurx s1uirfn.
tie is a sadd~r man now. but wiser
J. ". HEWITT.
1879 Yakima Ave. Seattle.
Buy a bond now and hasten the day
When our boys can return home to
stay.
They are loyal and true.
Let us show we arc. too.
And subacrfbe--that's our part in the
fray. NJ. II.
To the Huns said the kaiser one day
with these wuns well blow free
dom away"
Hut ne isn't 20 sure
Thas his country's secure.
Since United states entered the fray
EILEEN LAwTOS.
isi2 FIFTH Ave.
We have harFsined TO lick Hin the
Hon:
It's job that will have 10 be done
lie can bank on this fate.
Either early or late.
And he might as well lay down hii
gun. M H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18

Jack Fos, lr. sos r. riuc It. evil
d~rtlY overlooked ths rule relating
10 Mugcriekn. ard broke hsa p~ctinal
license n an rple ou ghr order oi
Milgpu Thus
THE baisor sireauaed he'd make
A heaven ~ his own.
Hut who could picture heaven
with a German On the thronsf
Gems. F'oeh and tiLx. with rcrHhins
at their side.
Have dreamed another dream. that
Will turn tho tide.
Th. kaiswr's heaven IL afiame. when
he awaksa. he'll find
Won fIindcnhuTE With cioven hoof
and forked tall behind
Here. surely. u we might venture
a criticism. IL poeticai fire ard fancy.
combined with height. depth and
stern power.
The kaiM~r's a crafty old fellow
From his brad to his heels he's ali
yellow
tIn called Hin the Hun.
Thought they'd make tho world
run.
But our sammies viii make them
both below.
ESTHER GIBBS.
fsremerton. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
The Home

What is your idea of the ideal home?
Is il n mansion of brick and stone?
great house filled with servants. Oriental and
base guests?
Is it an apartment where the janitor regns and the
elevator sometimes runs2
Maybe it's place like this:
"A cottage with n front porch and perambuator on
the porch parlor with photograph in the corner pantry
shelves with preserves the pantry shelves, and potato
latch in the back yard"
That's the OF homes visitor Mt Dearborn, Mich,
found homes scattered around the home of Henry Ford
Somehow or other We lust thought that Henry would
live among people Who had front porhes with per
abulators parors Photographs, pantry shelves loaded
and potato patches growing
These are the homes Seattle landlords should encour
are instead of putting up mo Children Allowed signs, as
charged by a Seattle mother in letter published in
The Star yesterday.
Offend not the eve Of the Grocer's boz icho brings
in the eats BY cay Of the door. Nth nnsohtg
Bard tchle the made clean the caller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
LETTERS FROM SOLDIERS
The Star VIII Gladly Publish Interesting Communications
From Sammes

During drill our line has the debu.
tante aloueh often, with the riggle In
evidence IN several cases We also
have the man with the 4sineh chest
measurement around the waist, who
gathers momentum while he marches
10 such an extent that he plows thru
several squads before he can stop
himself after the command 10 halt
IL given.
we also have the lad who has n
cold continuously because 30 much
% his body IN on the ground.
Texas Is the most wastefui state
IN the Union. Their carelcsnness IL
criminal Half OF their real estate
they allow 20 block traffic In the air.
l have easily halfseetion about my
person now. I did not come down
here TO homestead.
III Texas would keep that part of
her soil which Is in the air down on
the ground. where IL belongs. they
could nearly double their output OF
food products.
Mali Is being collected now. Must
stop. LYsDE.s
Editor The Star: I am a 2i.year-
old Seattle boy. and arm serving In
the L. X. Marine corps. enlisted
on August 10. 1916. and was given
three months training at Mare
Island. California. There I did guard
duty until March 6. 1917. when |
was Transferred 10 Quo via Homo.
lulu.
Away out here in Guam. ! receive
The star and keep well In touch
with the doings OF the old town. /
am very glad to see that the people
Of Seattle are doing their bit as
usual.
WAS born In Seattle and lived
there until my enlistment.
feel that I can stili claim the
old Seattle Spirit" as | am doing
my bit. Altho l am not in France. /
am ready TO 30 when ordered
am also purchasing Liberty
Bonds. and am member of the
Guam chapter OF the American Red
Gross society.
Very sincerely.
NORMAN p. THrRfOw.
u. g. Marine Band.
Agana. Guam, NJ. !.
II. 81 cannot knit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
STUDENT FINANCES
ARE ON A WAR BASIS

Mrs Arthur Younger. acting Hee.
rctnfy for the associated student
body At the University ~ Washing
ton, while her husband. Lieut. J
Arthur Younger IL In service re-.
ported at the stadent assembly Wed.
aosdAy that student finances showed
4 surplus Of g. 1857 over last year.
despite war conditions. The surplus
was accomplished thru careful cur.
taIttDeus Of all s9psners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
A Letter From a Soldier

The following letter received in the editors mail
today from Second Lieut. r. H. Lee second depot battalion
signal corps u. S. A.
Ii speaks for itself
Editor The Star have given great deal Of thought
the requirements placed country TO win this
One responsibility upon and other soldier and
sailor The brains and snews must go to the front and
over the top to Fate in action. This anxious
to do with will However there is the question OF with
the best of luck and that largely your hands at home
Every soldiers relative and friend him support.
and you going do two things il am to fight best
when the hour for my supreme test You will keep
the Liberty Lights burning in my home country by voice
and action Insist upon the uninterrupted manufacture Of
army and navy supplies and support the raising of money
to carry the of Liberty thru fire and flood both in
the tax payments and Liberty Loan issues"
We don't kH0w much about CreePs stondiHg ruth
the public. but the United States senate ciH keep
attacking him he may become popular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-18
A Flock of Motor Ships

OF very high Importance is the action of the federal
shipping board in granting permission to the Atlantic Pa
cc Steamship CO. to put fleet of motordriven ships into
the campaign against the Uboats The permission granted
under restrictions barring conflict with the governments
shipbudng plans and is intended encouragement for
private interests contribute all they toward defeating
the submarines.
The A. & p Co. will place orders for $50 3000ton
wooden ships with Oregon shpyards and in these ships the
Diesel engine bids fair into its The motor
driven ship be built of smaller tmbers than
for other types and there is saving in boilers piping
cOndensers. pumps. etc.
3.0O0-ton ship is not very big but flock Of
$50 Of them will help Any ship of any size wherever
launched adds little bit what the hungry world
has got to have.