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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
THREE SAMMIES START
BATTLE OF THEIR OWN

fare they leapcd over the parapct
and started running across No Mans
Land ia fun view OF both armies.
Arriving at the enemy post. they
tumbled into the trench ana encOuh-
tered German officer and IL men.
The boches ran up "A connecting
trench 20 fast that the three dough
boys only had time Ia XII tho OF
ficer and four Of his men.
Those that got away were yelling
for help AT every jump.
In IA few moments "A larger force
OF the enemy was heard coming to-
ward the post The doughboyA. how
ever stripped the dead officer Of his
papers. containing a cookbook and
other important information before
leaving. They ran back 10 the lines
pursued by n flock Of boche bullets.
Their success won them plenty OF re-
cruits for another personally CON
Quoted raid organized forthwith. Re
ports OF this second daring operation
hav. not been received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
PRICE OF BREAD
UP TO II CENTS

Bread prices were cent higher.
per loaf. In Seattle Monday. Conaum'
.rH paid II cents for onc-pound
lonves which cost the retailers 3
cents. The increase was made with
the approval OF the state food admin.
irtration. Increased cost Of wheat
Substitutes was cited as the reason
for the change.
with AN expert in charge, n model
Kitchen viii be established on the
first floor OF the Central building by
the King county. food administration
for food demonstrations The princi
pics OF food conservation and the use
OF substitutes viii be taught there by
class work and the actual prepara.
ton OF food products. An office. in
charge Of an executive secretary.
viii also b. maintained
Tho Central building office will be
open after Wednesday. and any food
questions WIN be gladly answered. 90
said y. G. Beck. food administration
commissioner for Western Washing
ton. Monday.
Beck said he was In favor Of the
proposed action OF Assistant United
States Attorney Donald Mcdonald.
who has announced that federal
prosecutions will be launched against
food hoardcrr
Explains Regulation
General federal regulations re
strict flour purchases 10 24ls pounds
n month. or one-oirhth OF n barrel at
one tine" Beck explained. But reg.
ulRtionH for this state permit pur-
chase Of 80 pounds Of wheat flour
with ounce for ounce OF substitute.
The reasonable need for wheat 81
not In oxccss 81 one and half
pounds per person per week 81 -four.
People anxious 90 do their fun
share will do without wheat alto
gethcr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
VIM. REDF!ELD LEAVES

Secretary OF Commerce VIM. G.
ltcdfield, Mrs. Redflcld Edwin T.
Sweet. assistant secretary ~ COM
marco. and Edward r. Quiglcy. nH.
Hiutant solicitor OF tho department
Of commerce. left Seattle Sunday
night for Ottawa. There tho final
fisheries hearing will he held and n
basis for fishing treaty between
Canada and tho United states viii be
reached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
ARREST DOZEN MEN IN
RAID ON SOCIALISTS

SAN FRANCISCO. May IA
dozen men are in Jail. following a
police and military raid on three
socialist meetings last night Tho
police neutrality squad" a provost
guard and a number OF sailors en-
tered the three meetings, interrupted
the proceedings and arrested thoss
who could not show registration
"a rda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13

stall e.. ua Couoaust. Sc. fts
Flake white. tac. seeded raisins. Toe
phr large ran rsspbsrriss. igr; > rs
bulk mAcarnni. SIC. pure mclassrs. ioc
can. Aunt Jeusirna pancake flour. phss
-2ri > g. corn flakes. g. fkE Booth .
tsfdtnss IN tomato sauce tuuetAri OF
spiccdl. 10 ran. cans peachsa OF pears.
.sr. Ma rolled oats. sGe. Ne best
head Fir~. .tc. fha lima heAna. 10
pink b~ans. ? rr 1gc. Pioneer minced
ciamH. lie can; KAro syrup DARK. :
lbs s8r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
B0RCLUM MAY Be
CALLED BEFORE
SENATE PROBERS

WASHINGTON. May i3.--Gutson
Borglum. whose charges In oonnec'
ton with Americas aircraft produc.
ton program have created n rensa-
ton. Is preparing n hot fight 90 up.
hold his allegations against tho air.
craft work.
lie has submitted new evidence 20
the senate military committee. which
led senator Hitchcock 20 state that u
might be- necessary. after all. Ia call
Borglum TO testify In the senate
probe
lie also IL submitting rebuttai evil
dencc 10 government disclosure 81
his alleged dual activity promot
Ing an airplane stock company while
probing the governments aircraft
program.
Senator Brandegce will present
BorElum'H answer To the senate.
IL appeared unlikely today that
President Wilson would permit him
self 10 DO drawn further into the air.
craft controversy by tho latest open
letter of Borgium.
President Won't Reply
II was stated officially today thai,
President Wilson would not reply 20
the norglun letter. and that II any
notice whatever Ia taken 81 tho mi,
Hiye. Secretary Baker viii do a.
In hln letter BorElum accused FEC.
rotary Baker OF baking his efforts ut
aircraft probing
Never. believe. In the history Of
this country" be wrote. has a group
OF men been given 10 completely a
nations resources. together with the
administrations and peoples conf
dence. aa have the aircraft group.
and never have such condolences
been more wantonly abused"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13

ntaii g. : NE frrrh sliesd beef liver.
2sc; Ms freeh beef heart. -ac. ms
pure lard. bsc Stall 100. Yeilo~ Newton
apples. 81 90 per boz new potatoes. :
ihs lac stall I0s. Zoe cans tuna fiah.
SCI bars laundry SOAP. Sect large can
Tipo olives. ioei I'm. pkg Niue ltibbop
tea. tto; SOC bottle liquid Veneer. ssc. 4
rolls toilet paper. soc stall isa. onions.
8 fta Zoe. lemons .oc doAi asparagus.
o. ~. Stall ~. home sro~n hHparA gus.
Zoe H., fancy Winssaps. tbe dos home
rruNn strawberry rhuharh. 90 ~ sweet
bermuda ontnur J lbs Zoe. stall i1a.
fresh pulist eggs. sBe dos sk-os- jar
strawberry jam. aert Cream OF MT
margarine. $50 10. 8 lbs tioa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
SAYS ENEMY TO LAUNCH
NEW U-BOAT CRUISERS

PARIS. May III know tho
enemy II about 20 launch a series OF
now submarine cruisers Of great
rfzc. but We arc ready and will not
stop our results already obtained"
said Georges LcyEea. French minis.
ter OF marine. In an interview pub
ilahcd In tho i.lbcrt~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13

stall 90. best cans sugar. ms tsr.
stan 81, nure natural milk. ZOE at, ntaii
~. corn meal. 80 ms 80. stalls IS.
-sc bottles pickles or ehow-ehor. iscl .
fha rhnire new pfunes. sscs . hs Lima
beans. 7sr. ,tc ran EEis, iirs Criseo. SOC.
40. a. aud il.fa. $50 can nidEuay =
'ea. Cect 2 cans minced CLANS. 2tr itc
large lar ivuFr aoar. pc: small bars
Ivory soAp. lie. $50 pkg Golden ROD
oats lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
PAPER SAYS P0LSHEvlKl
SIGNED SECRET TREATY

GENEVA. May 13-11e Gazette
has published "A dispatch rom retro'
grad regarding "a rcc ct Frost
Litovsk treaty cuntiri y a clause
In which Russia prc1nii TO support.
at tho general pear+ SEQ ference. tho
German claim that the Polish qucH-
ton t. not an international problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
PORTUGUESE POLICE
THWART REVOLT PLOT

LISBON. May is.-Details OF a
plot 10 overthrow the government
and establish the capital at oporto
were made public today. The police
found 1000 bombs and blacklist"
containing the names OF persons TO
be axEassinated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13

stall u. Ds fine sranuis,si sugar.
Csc. Stall ~, pure natural milk isei
cream. soc Ut. Efnli - frrsh ground
corn meal. ~ ms 10. he SIC. Stall
-. hare Crystal white soap. $50. /.
pass pancake flour. ;tr. : Eiaases Jelly.
.te. : cans 80 rsiine. IN uti. t1c stall o..
ttrrnhey's cocoa. buik. &c n Guittar'i :
chpcuisss. In can z2e Instant Postum.
regular ser ffe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13

fiAli io.. best frssh ehurued washing
ton creamery butter. CSC 10. ne 80
Warrington creamery butter. ..s 70. :
ms stc. fuii cream cheese. sfc n. Ar
faourE Nevitsst brand margarine. ate n Dr..
fts 81 o.. fresh peanut butter. Eround
while you wait. 10 To. 80 rs as
pure honey. str -. f9c a. . isrrs
rams tiordsn's milk. 80. fancy cream
brick. sAe -. Ms tLr Htstt ~. halt
bot. 900 p skinned sole lee N rcd
snapper. tee ~. itnr cod. rbs. zse
stalls i..+9. veal outlets. 80 n pot
roast. tkr and vp home rendered lard. :
ne tse. sirioia STEAK. isc n T.bons
steak. acc ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT

Due 20 tho cold weather, straw6cr-
hes are not moving rapidly and
sold Monday at 32-s5 per ib-cup tray.
Sacramento broke into tho market
with head lettuce for tho first time
Now there is plenty OF lettuce on
hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
DANISH-BORN CITIZENS
ORGANIZE LEAGUE TO
FORWARD WAR SAVINGS

CHICAGO. May l3.-Danish-born
citizens Of the United States planned
today 20 plunge into the war savings
stamp campaign as the first work OF
their national organization. the Jacob
A. Riis League OF Patriotic Service.
formed here yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
FALLS OUT or WINDOW

II. J. BarEcr. 81 Madison st. fen
GU, Of his window, more than 10 feet
above tho street. Monday morning.
lie was not hur,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
DENIED NEW TRIAL

Joe Zittell. convicted OF obstructing
recruiting. was denied a petition for
a new trial in the court OF Federal
Judge Neterer Monday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
Public Markets


Soap and sugar stan. small citrus pow
der. zoe pkg. aoa Foam. &C. pkg -. y.
cleanser, 2 for l5c. Light House cleanser.
aci Hordcn'a milk. t0c cHn. atouE'H.
iO-ib, pail Karo syrup. soc. cans Silver
Shiold peas, syci a-lh can Sublime
bn king powder. Csc: In. can INNS
coffee, 35c. Stall 20, crabappie Jelly,
Zoe ~ Stall 3. fresh Wberriea. goo
box. stan %. Blue ribbon tea, 2ao pkg
fresh roasted coffee. i1c to 40c H. Stall
~. 2-ib. loaf OF bread. ibc. Stall 10.
fresh buttofmiik. &c at. freshly ground
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
TIDES
SEC. MCAOOO is ILL

WASHINGTON. May is.-Secrc-
,ary McAdoo's Illness today caused
postponcment OF the organization Of
the board OF directors OF the war
finance corporation. Tho oath OF OF.
flee Will be administered "wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
PUGET SOUND TRACTION.
LIGHT & POWER COMPANY

p, S-once got large Of pie with your lunch
for nickel Now piece half large and
much copper wire
plate n dollar
expect rides frequent
service for the identical nickel paid for the shorter
infrequent of is What is
stranger than human nature?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13

81 bar. soap. -. Hes ran tomato
saura. 81 sugar peas. No. can tks,
Aih~rs f1apjsck flour. iarE- SIC. Aihsrs
Peacock flour. s,c; psre rolled oats. ,
ne tie. tiffy Jsii A. a n soda-
~ N. a.. = r.. flns Esnta cara pr'1nss.
fbA ne. fbs 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
11-Acerage for Sale
CLOSE ~. COUNTRY HOME
~ ACRES, u.ieo

Level land ia acres cleared, with
black soil and clay leam,
houas other improvements
short distance from paved htnh'
way adjoining uuimpruNcd 2e
acres 60 10 had reasonable "
desired owner golnr Co France
shortly. and does NOT want 90
leave an Improved place o. run
down. Convenient Cor people
employed down town Terms
$500 cash. balance ttt monthly,
Apniy sea New York block,
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Infrd FfctH correspondent
WITH THE AMERICAN
ARMY IN LORRAINE, May Is.
ny FRANK J. TAYLOR

---Throe American soldiers start
csi n private war Of their own
yesterday on - certain sector In
Lorraine.
They successfully utorrnod "A Gcr'
man stronghold and after partially
cleaning IL out. came back for rein.
forocmentA and went over again TO
complete the job. Tho success OF the
second undertaking In not known.
a German rnlper's position had
been causing considerable trouble
The three Americans whose names
cannot DO given. got together and
planned 10 put this particular bunch
OF bochos out OF bunincnA,
Fritz ON the Run
Without calling for any artillery
or barrage. or any other
fancy appurtenanco Of modern war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
S-Real Estate Wanted
isA--REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


ONTN THE TOF
Liberty u0nAn your first duty; now dutv
70 yourself swat your landlord. come
out and pitch your tent and raise a
garden. Thes~ tracts are HellinE fast
a -aeFe tracts close IN and near ship
yards just outside ~ city limits. city
water. city deliveries. free wood. $3.50
and $500. - cash and o. manthB
Liberty uondH accepted Phone auner.
Henry ~ Qrven. sidney 1891
rnE roRr ORCHARD coMMsRcihL
Co. ~ reason % tts location at county
seat % Kitaap county. l. best equipped
to offer real bargains IN the Puget
Sound Navy Yard piptrirt on Nscsnt
lots improved homes. unimproved ard
improved farms, CALL or write Port
Orchard Commercial Co. Port Orchard.
wash. offies open sunaays
Tltr PORT ORCHARD COMMERCIAL
co. at Port Orchard. has a numb~r
Of good home sites for sale Al prices
rargtrr from fss 90 fseo per tot on
shsy tsrrns. II you WORT IN the nasy
Sard. you should own your home In
i'eFt Orchard.
House AND toT ron SALE CHEAT,
~ owner VIII scii on terms Close iu
Take beacon Hri car. ises A,iaHtic a.
NEW BROOM BUNGALOW OK eesito.
foot tot. hair block from Lake buriVn
car linr 1850. Call Hast .tAo.
-~>~s~,~~~~~~~>>~~~~~s>~ ~~~e~e-~~~~e~~~~~~
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34-Female Help Wanted

warrTgp-ToUsG LADIES FOR TEL
rPHoSE OPERATING; no PRE-
vIoUs EXPERIENCE SEcEEsARr.
1900 PER WEEK PAID WHILE
LEARNING. RAPID ADVANCEMENT
IN SALARY; PERMANENT POST
TroHs. EXTRA PAY FOR SUNDAYS
AND HOLIDAYS CALL At TELE-
PHONE COMPANY OPERATING
FcHoor. ftis FOURTH AVE. De
TWEEN A. " AND p. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13

wANTED-YOrNG Girls VINO WANT
~ learn something worth
while. lot vs. teach you 20
make shirts. pants overallH
or macktnaw coats. with pay
while learning ~ sou are
seeking steady employment,
apply Blacks overall fac
tory. $50 Rainier boulevard.
THREE BRIGHT. CAPABLE WOMEN
20 travel: ,25 70 $50 per week week
IS advance for travelling expenses.
Goodrich Drug Co. Dept. sl9. Omaha.
%eb.
ExPERfESCED sTtrCHEBs. POWER
machines Good wages
FIELDER SHOE MFG. co.
25ao Western Ave.
PESPECTABLE GIRL WANTED TO
keep woman company on ranch. Must
stay several months. Victor Wbisler.
2g30is First ave. y.
MONEY MADE DANCING WITH PU-
pills. afternoon and evening. stevens
Dancing Academy
pApTfSg AND FILING CLERK WANT
ed 1901 Alaska HldR.
%Z@~.~-~4N-~C~-r-~~e ~0sSD~>~<|S~~
zg1-STOCkS AND BONDS
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32-Male Help Wanted
3S-Busincss Chances

~s~~~~>e>,>~>S>~>~~~>S>~>
3S-BusineSs Chances
WILL. RrNr rfASo 10 nELtAntE
pary. Rosewood ease. - 20 month.
Address it-tet star
ilsr YovE PROPERTY Public Realty
bureau! commtusion $40. buyers wait.
~ lds:rsy I ,Jl,Slss.,~o~~>~Noo~
39-Poultry for Sale
Itoa tNrzrp Many cuicKs
white L-rhorn chicks. s. pcr dos. 90
per lee. tiso per coo nhoic Island
it~i rnd HAIRED Rock chicks. zoe each,
We Hsii Matching sxse. 81 % per sc'-
ting. Agents foF Queen incubatora
QUEEN HATCHERY
-, riks p hlliett 90.
- lost and Found
i.Owr. SUNDAY WtIiGWEE GOt.p ASp
platinum har pin. rapphsrie AVID t~o
pearls, Reward Success business
cSl.ss. crsJg =, ~ llll,igs,,ooo-oooooo
AA-tUT0MOBIi.FS FOR SALE
80 COOP Used cars wtntQn Motor co
~~~~~-~~~~~e~~~~>~>~~~>~>~>
45-For Sale Miscellaneous
SASH AND DOORS
riy tim. 70 eeminF We make screen
windows ard doors Oct our large ~
ius'rafsd rataiose. No - - sash.
aoor. aaa building material Sent free
on request
Cereen doors. tnorfts-i. fiuei
and covered with heavy
Naivsnis.d wire mesh ti.7s and up
windo~ sai sash srsras. az.
per sausr. faot........... Is
Cottage glass doors ........ Is Anf up
ftvr-eroza- panel doors ..... - and up
.es.t Slight windows ...+. 10
Prepared roofing IS. 70. sta
snort cedar lap sifinK ..... sec
Rough hunvaie~ siding 1000
short lengths b-ad-d csiiinx .oeo
30 snd SIT flooring ..... see %
We ssu anyone Hhtp anywhere. ara
guarantee ssf. delivery The largest
factory IN shs West selling direct TO
| the consumer
O " WILLIAMS co
I if'f Ftr-t Ave Seattle. wash.
fnoSuoRaPif- ovn srTc1ALrT
FonriGS RECORDS
MYSTICAL RECORD ENcHssGs
1919 wsstisks Eiiis,t .tTs
Opposite re~ Tfrn.- nlfx
We tuY. trade. ssrhanEs. rspair
XIV PIANOS ron Rrsr. RrSr ar
| pied ca purchase hsysr'ToRsf. ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
A Million
Tons in 1918

Scattlc's shipyards are expected
TO produce 1000 900 tons OF ship
ping during this present year,
This means much to our country
as well as TO our city.
The First National Bank. which
has assisted the growth of Seattle
almost from the beginning. stands
ready TO help local business men
20 make the most OF their oppor.
tunities arising from our indus
trial development. AZ the same
time we offer the safety and con.
vcnience OF our Savings Depart
ment to wage oarners who want
to save safely and profitably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13
% Male Helm Wanted

LRB0REns. BUILDING coSsrRrc
tiSn. A. w. Cuist Co. Hretpsrtaa
wash.
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flour
trricer paid vholesaieb

Country Hay and Grain
tprlcsa paid whoiesaleD
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51-Furniture Wanted

We BuY MORE UsED FURNITURE
and pay higher prices than any house
IN the efty. Phone Main 1ssi Seattle
Auction Co. zoos Second ave.
Blake Furniture Co. ,ss PIKE Main sTir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-13

i.0sr. stNpAN FtLiCHrE Gofp Ash
platinum tar pin. sApphsriu AND to
peafin Reward Success business
gnftare Cfarv Iffe
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Classified Al Department
Phone Main 600
TheSeattleStar
DIR ECTORY

!. 1LrxkSpsR sHiREM
n~v-at.isw, Wills. probate matters
mortgages. notes. collections Every
thing pertaining 90 a general law rrae-
sirs IN all courts asa LycN HuildtnS.
THIRD ard James Elliott .ies.
trOt.A NAY nLISN-w WOMAN LAW
yer Consultation frsei confifsntiN
sfenersi practice. Collections sis
Oriental building Main 1THi.
Evening star., 1918-05-28
NEW DISTRICT TAX BILL .
INTRODUCED IN HOUSE

To provide for the redistribution Of
general taxes and special assessments
Of real estate in the District, in cases
of subdivision or sales Of land. Rep
resentative Johnson Of Kentucky.
chairman Of the House District COM
mittee. has introduced bill at the re-
quest of the District Commissioners.
This provides that where a sub
division of any parcel of land is made
during the last six months Of the year.
the general tax upon such land for
prior years and for the first half of
the current fiscal year. must be paid
and all water mains and sewer as
sessments, and special assessments Of
any kind must be paid before such
subdivision Is admitted to record. and
the general tax for the last half Of
the current fiscal year must be paid
in the following May.
Whenever a subdivision is made dur
ing the first six months Of the year,
the total general tax assessed against
the original parcel of land for prior
years and for the current fiscal year,
and all water. sewer and special as
sessments must be paid before such
subdivision is admitted to record.
Evening star., 1918-05-28
Il MILLIONS ASKED FOR
HOUSING IN IS CITIES
Continued Congestion Of Federal
Buildings Reported-List Of
Towns and Amounts Needed.

To meet deficient government hous-
Ing in forty-five cities Congress was
asked for building authorization
amounting to s12.7ss.0oo yesterday
by the Treasury Department.
Continued congestion of federal
buildings in the cities named is given
by Secretary McAdoo as the reason
for asking additional structures.
The cities needing new buildings
and the amounts asked for in each
include:
Oak Park. Ill, s15o.ooo: Atlantic
City, N. J.. s245.o0O; Gloucester
Mass. $4,000; Lima, Ohio. s2s5.ooo
Newark. N. J.. s1,a75.ooo; Waterbury
Conn.,. $265.oo0; Jamestown, N. z.
100000: Scranton, Pa. $525.ooo; Cum
berland. Md. $4,000; Canton. Ohio
$3s0.Ooo; Warren. Ohio, $128.0oo
Houiton, Mo-. $e5.ooo; Findlay, Ohio
$4,000; Wausau, Wis, $65.000; Butte
Mont, $275.000; Utica, N. Y. $685. 900
Fargo. N. D., 100000: Ithaca, N. Y.
$115.000: Terre Haute. Ind, $1S5.000
Vincennes. Ind. $4,000: Morristown
Pa. $4,000: Erie, Pa, 100000
Plattsburg. N. Y. $4,000; Washing.
ton. Pa. $4,000; Lowell. Mass, $780,.
900: Williamsport, Pa. $4,000
Lawrence. Kan. $4,000; Saginaw
Mich. 100000; Manchester, N H.
$275.ooo: Hagerstown. Nd, $175.o0o
Sioux. City, Iowa, 100000: Sedalia
Mo-, 100000: Decatur. ILL.,, $106,oo0
Clarksburg. W. Va, 100000; Browns.
Vile. Tex. $305.o0o; Wichita. Kan.
100000; Astoria, Ore. 100000: Co.
Ohio, $135,000; Little Rock. Ark.
$S50.000. and Reno. New. 100000.
Evening star., 1918-05-28
PARLIAMENT ASSEMBLIES:
INTEREST IN IRISH ISSUE
Body Awaits Some Od3cohl State.
ment-Nationalists Have Not
Yet Returned.
By the Associated Prsss.

By the Associated Pfsss.
LONDON, May 1s-Parliament re-
assembled today after . short Whit
suntide vacation. Although the busi-
ness formally set for discussion was
not exciting the members met in
keen anticipation Of some oficial ut
terance regarding the alleged Ger
man-Irish plot. and the arrests of
sinn Feiners.
irish nationalist members have not
returnsd to London. and It 10 under.
stood they Will not appear at West
minister, until after an important
day. when the question Of the date for
their return will be discussed anaaus
other matters. But in their abs =
certain liberal members have dSE26-
cd to question the government, their
desire being to ascertain especially
whether the government proposed to
bring the prisoners to trial and
whether any evidence Of the plot
would be divulged.
ment issued . call to its Supporters
indicating tho expectation Of Q mo-
ton for an adjournment Of the house
Of commons to discuss the entire
matter and It was taken for srant-
cd that Edward shortt. chief scores
tary for ireland. would make Q state
ment on behalf Of the government,
Interest also was manifested in/6hs
question Of initiating neKotia4 n
for an exchange Of British and Ger
man prisoners Of war. Notices have
been given in both houses OF inten-
tion to ask the government to am
plify their bare announcement Of iast
Friday. and the bulk Of the members
are prepared 70 support . demand
lines Of those concluded by France
and italy.
Evening star., 1918-05-28
POTOMAC DIVISION GOES
z MILLION OVER QUOTA

The Potomac division Of the
Americas Red Cross. comprising
the District Of Columbia, Mary
land, virginia,sand West Virginia.
has oversubsc1lbed its quota to the
second war FIND by moro than
$2.ooo.00o.
JOHN Poole. chairman Of the di-
vision, declared today that ono
must not forget the splendid show
ing Of the division as a whole, In
contemplating the tremendous
oversubscription Of the National
Capital.
Latest available figures show
that with a minimum quota Of $3.-
100000 the Potomac division has
subscribed $5,500,18S. with contri-
buttons still GQming in. The Dis
trict Of Colul lbia leads in over
subscribing with S1.127.000 so far
counted. It's quota was 100000.
Maryland. with a quota of $1.300.-
900. has contributed $1.781,340.
Virginia, with q quota Of $1,000
900, has contributed $1.527.82S.
West Virginia, with a quota OF
$500, 900, has contributed $1,063,000.