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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
SHIPYARD MEN ARE
INVITED TO ARENA

Seattle shipyard workers are
especially invited TO the big mass
meeting at the Arena at 1880 y.
m. "wednesday. when Or. Charles
Aubrey Eaton and Lieut.. Col. !.
Thord.Gray. Of the national nerv.
Ice section OF the y. r. shipping
board. deliver their war message.
An overflow meeting will he held
probably In the Hippodrome. and
n band concert played there.
Labor union officers viii aid In
making tAe arrangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

Stall 30. ms fine granuiated sugar,
csc. Stall 81 milk. Toe at: cream. zoe
ut Stall 30. 22c coffee. ~ fbs 3oc. foc
soda, &c. Stalls rs, . lbs. Flake white,
shortening 5sc; s5o Jar pure fruit Jam,
2bc; laundry soap, q bars CSC: zoe pkg.
washing powder. csc; lbs. mnraroni
large can. 2bc. . cans aardines In oil,
Csc; lbs rolled oats. csc Stall 20. fresh
asparagus, $50 NJ. fresh artichokes
large size, . for isc; homo grown apinch
''Gossl'' special, . for fsc. Stall ~. Iinr
cod. ioo ~; red King salmon. 2sc N
red snapper. 2 for csc. Stall :. pure lard
zoe m. liver. ishc m. Stalls 27-as. .
bars Crystal white soap, 23c. i0-ib. can
Karo syrup. see; loc puro ground
mustard. 2sc; a0c cans silver Shield
asparagus. 22c; 2bc X @ baking powder,
1Dc. pthii SEA. rone bushes, plants, etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

ribby's blsskberies. sT- can: fApssn's
'ea. TIC N. borss chips. ace pkg: IA
POLIO. - bar. butter. . ms. sSc! milk.
40 case. pork roast. ssc n. tripe. iec
n. Flake white. lbs. tte; pancake
| -four. acc pkg. Del Monte caisup .ec
| hotiiei Quaker corn meal. ise pkg
bread. &c Loaf. cup cakes. &c dos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

Stalls 50. pot roast. $50 No; corn beef.
15o NJ. fancy hamburger. zoo N. stall
iOG. ASPARAGUS. isc n; apples. 800 box.
stall 1877, Rogers peanut butter. 2n IN.
cnn sgc; Eagle brand milk. zoe can; very
host fresh churncd butter. soc II, strict
~ fresh local ranch eggs. 43c doz.. 2 doz.
s5c Stall 1906. Early June peas, Zoe can
tomatoes. Zoe can. matches &c pkg. spa
ghctti or macaroni. &c. cocoa, 72c H.. :
Golden West coffee. s5c can; I rolls toilet
pnrcr. csc. Stall 100. American Wonder
potatoes. 800 sack, extra fancy bur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16


ftsli 20. hons rendered lard. zoe 10:
homeless cornsd beef zsc. Htsii 20.
strictly ffash eggs, zoe dos; best but
ter. &c 10. Htali ~. ss.diess Erausfruit.
for ske. fresh asparagus. Zoe n. stall
20. Campbeiis soups. he; Quaker or
~ e. corn flakes. Sc. ; cans solid pack
tomatoes. sts. DfomsdAry dates. zoe
pkg. tbs. rolled oats. ste. Puffsd
wheat. i.e pkg Cream Of Barley. zoe
pkg. SLICED or grated pineapple. lie. J
pa NJ. J. ~. coffee. aSe. Stall io-A.
srsdisss grape fruit, for ice. for ssc {
Winsssp apples, fi.io box. delivered.
Stalls ss-aT. . lbs. Heiec,o coffee. Tse. J
hosss rood matches. lac. Olympic pan
cake flour. sac.
PINE ST.
Hugar stall. hest potatoes. iss sack.
Soap stall. sublime soap. bars ssri ,
lars Creme oii. skc. 3 bars Ivory. SOC
LARGE can milk. Toe HtonRs. X G baking
rowdsr. go sire use. ssc can Hershey .
cocoa, lee .sc ean ripe olives. ite
SC can campbeita coup. Zoe Elliott
flfh Co. Easterfruysisfs. toe pit. oiym-
piA oysters. ese pt. iled Seal Grocery.
Annex. fresh spinach. Toe n - Ms pa
ta,oss. stc. blue nibhon tea. Toe N. 9
boxes rood matches. ste. sun Produce
Co. Jonathan apples. Sc baH. Stall ~.
" . u. coffee. ske car stall ~. s-lh
ioAf bread. ib~ stall 90. bulk gellies.
&c N. stall 10. fresh butt@rmtlk. &c at
EuttsrCEp oieomafgaflnc. tte ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
HE'S LOOKING FOR JOB

T. w. Crosby. painter Mt the Seat.
tic Construction and Dry Dock Co.
IL looking for n new Job, according 10
fellow workmen.
They refused 10 work with him In
the gang. because. they said. he
made disparaging remarks about the
Red Cross.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

Mount vernon milk. large. Zoe; Ivory
soap. large. ice. small. Sc. Crisco. 81 90
sire. tsci Olympic pancsEs flour. a1c
pkg; Crap" Nuts. pkgr. 7te; Cream Of
Harley. s.c rkR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

hank potatoes. 'iss sack. all apples 70.
duced prices. stall iao, ? pkEz Grape
Nnta. s1e, h.fb. Blue Ribbon tea, z-e.
lkRu. Nun Maid rnlsinH. ace.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
Public Markets


1919 First ave. apple butter. I5e N
best butter. tsc N. Stall io7 host fresh
rhurnod Washington butter. $50 70. :
ms. ptc: fancy Washington creamery. s3c
~, : lbs. $50; good Washington cream
cry. 4oc 10: large cans milk. sic; 2se
coffee. Greens Special" lee n full
cr-am cheese. 23c 10. peanut butter
ground hcre. tar N, stalls las. short
ribs. 1870 N: pure lara. ms. 6sc.
veal chops. zoe M. frcHh tripe, INC IN.
pic tails i2hc M: pig kidneys. lie N.
Stall 10. Tea Garden mRrmaiadeH. etc.
Gle; Del Monte apricots and peaches, No
= zoe. Stall H. fresh Chinook salmon
2sc n: fresh shad, i7c NJ: fresh stur-
reon. Csc NJ: skinned Roica. ms. ESQ:
flesh black cod. i5e N. stall II. fresh
asparagus. Toe M; Florida grapefruit. :
for ibc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
SHIPBUILDERS TO
STAGE BIG SHOW
FOR THE INJURED

Seattle viii b. an open town" for
one week. beginning on the evening
Of April 20. Mt least no far AZ the
Arena Is concerned That's tho date
on which the Boiiermakers'. Iron
ShIpbuiidcrs and Helpers union.
local No. foa. with tho aid OF Mayor
Ole Hanson. viii open tho biz carni.
val and days Of 40 show.
All the thrills Of the widest open
town on a Western frontier WIN be
given those who would woo the God.
dess OF Chance. Roulette. faro bank.
chuck a luck. black Jack and every
device for testing the smiles of tho
fair goddess win be in evidence. OF
course. IL In explained by the ship
builders. no real money win change
hands on the turn of n card or the
gyratlons of n marble. but even tho
scrip VIII be used. tho thrill win be
there. Just tho same.
The big carnival IL 90 be given for
the benefit OF the unions emergency
aick fund. With this fund. those
who are injured in the work OF build.
ing ships 10 carry out the govern.
incnt's war program are aided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
YOUNG MAN WANTED

We want n young man go
ing 60 high school. nbou, IL
years old. 60 work after
school STEADY Job with salary.
See Mr.. Parrish or Mr.. Dono
hue. The star. 1907 Seventh
ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

NOTICE
The Minute Men ~ Precincts ia6 and 1876
VIII meet Wednesday evening at In
the summit school, corner summit and
Union. Purpose. organization, All en-
rolled NJ. NJ. IN this district should
attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
43Lost and Found

STAR ADvERTIsERs
NOTICE
Please call for reply letters addrsssed
20 H-i27. H-i2s, H-i4l. ?. I. 0, o.
1851. ?. 4. U-t6i. G. 7, H-isG
All cider reply letters Of lesacr numbers
than above viii no, be held after this
notice expires.
THE SEATTLE STAR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

on nouLENARp Al ktRkLANn
A firet-elas. locatiani paving and side
walk I'M fine hame tract slightly view
ciese 90 deck aud lake. asroom house
poultry houses fine garden soil. frtes
n.tte, viii take tiso ca>n. tis menth'
y, The parlsad Agency. va Lear,
Hs1N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

Two acres t-room bungalow; on houie'
ward and close to tntoruteani VIII make
fine country home. Price 1850
terms See thia at once.
Cf1FF0Rn a VAN ARanALr. Inc
1919 Third Ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

LOTION ROAD LAKE BuRIEN 10
Eannydaie. brick road 90 Heattle. small
cardboard roll containing manuscript.
Saturday April 10. Finder please mail
20 J. ~. Morris. II. r. ID. No. z. TO-
L.tIe. Reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

ONE AcRr. JUST SOUTH or city
al cleared; on good auto road fruit,
trvea. berries s.roorn mousse chicken
house rric~ si.ieo. very easy terms,
scnnoEpEE. as Green iiidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

q. q DIRT. OF LABOR
Employment Service
rnion ard rtrrt Ave.
or itis Western Ave.
BHfryspD WORKERS
Farm LABOR
rrr~rsiy needed on war essential work,
Coed wages Immediate employment.
NEWSPAPER SOLICITOR WANTED
at once. straight salary prop
csition steady Job for = hustler See
Mr.. Parish. Circulation Department
star. isos HeVenth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

no MERCHANTS
TOWNS OVER 5000
Position required ~ man Of wide bust
ne.s experience. capable OF taking
charge all departments IN general
store a clever aSsrFtiHer aud bust
ness promoter. over drar ace am very
well educated. a merchandise man e-'
psetsiiy well Ncrsed IN dry goods.
siathiuE. etc. and an adept at floor
management I can take hold and
raFke you money Willis you take itfe
little easter write TO N-iSt. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

20 acres % all rich bottom land. level
~ q floor on main auto highway. close
Co rcheei. town aud market adiointns
neiahhofni bottom watered by spring
creek Iuat the place far ducks. reeas,
hogs aud COWS Price tts por acre
$50 cash, sie per month. rs Downs
nm sOa Second ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
l5-Farm Land for Sale

FINE ie.ACRE RANCH
cioss 20 Renton. nearly all cleared. level
coed SOIL nice bearing orchard. on
fine auto road. Groom hovssi cut
tuiidinEsi cows. (. hetfer-. pigs
horses tools and implements. Price
t5.soe. terms,
scuRoEpEn. sis Green nidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
lS-Real Estate Wanted

WV HAVE ntyrRs ron HOTELS,
apartments and roominE houses. al-o
siakii hausss and lots. anywhere IA
city. Wotsf q assndorf. sei sesboari
NOS. Elliott fste.
WI HAN: nuYERs FOR 5 on GROOM
house ON beacon hiii. between iaih
and sfnt avea. our commission emily
| tze. sto Liberty Hidg. opposite u q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

- Take I or . lessons
%STEVENS NV s,;,., ,s'i' s .s;:i
~ Gay ard evening. 1884 tth ave
pa Main spit. Member Dancing
~ Teachers ASA. New York.
ofD rof.r. SILVER. TErTH. Dfs.
rnonds wanted HiThss, price paid. ies
Cherry o.
pfAMoNps WATCHES ON CREDIT
MICHAEL 7s- PIKE TT
nEv GREENE - HOTEL HOLLAND.
Fourth and jefferson. near court house
Easily reached for ministerial ssrviesa
Private pariors Main st,i.
PRACTICAL Nupsr-MRs wttst.riK-
s~n. 1915 18Th ~. ", Phone ballard
1857.
RAGTfMr PIANO PLAYING
Ard popular music taught In 10 isssona
pan,sT~s Hiir.
nFakfr Rt~GroN -prnf.fc sTESoo.
rsrhsr sos crary pidr
ON coin. str.vER. TENTH. Dfk-
monds wanted. HlEhss, price paid los
cherry It
59-Legal Notices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

The owner fnstructs ms 70 sell az half
their value. Acre tracts on Pacific
highway. north n state university; bus.
snto and r. v. D. mail service. II you
want a bargain. hurry. Price 1850 TO
500 each. 0n easy terms.
WET 4 WHEELER
Cofnnan Block
Elliott szsz
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10
Regular Priees0 and 20 Cents with tax included

ures retained and enhanced by the camera and made thing beyond com parison by adorable Billie Burke, 1t becomes a picture you simply can't afford to miss.
 But today's and tomorrows program doesn't end with the big Paramount feature for particularly fetching Mack Senuctt- Paramount two-reel comedy "That Night introducing as Paramount comedians, Charlie Mur rly Mary Thurman. Juanila Hansen and Wasland rrask. formerly with Key tone, will also be shown Cabaret cuttings up and various myster- igs, mark this fun explosion Hot Springs patrons of the pictures have acquired a taste for the biz Sonnett comedies and we predict That Night" will fill the bill
 As a fitting climax to the announce meut of such tremendous program for today and tomorrow. Inc Central announces no advance in prices. the resular feature admission prices pre- yaime of ten and twenty cents
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10
h3hlVAL3 AT MOTEL COMO.

l Meyer, < Son Tulsa J B Dick crson Missouri; c K. Dell. okla homa TIL Helm, ErgIaud. l. Pless ner littIo Rock. 0 Richards little Rcc. C 8omnon Texas. l.. ?. cryer. Little Rock Morris .roeu. Chicago. F. II. Oer and wife Little Rock: R. G. Chandler Fair store. C Jones. Memphis r Phimrs. U s. A. NJ. F. }ikoff st. Louis C A. Gamley. St Louis A E. Maddox Little Rock. B. y Hdsb} Memphis 0 W Doug lass, Little Rock A. A Truman. Clin- ton II w BuIrow Moose Jaw; J. J. r. M Adams, Batesviue, C E War ren Chica-o B $. Craggs. Kansas oity M P Nilestowy Little Rock Harry Duke. New York, \. Yornoff. Nhw York s T Patterson Little Rock C. D Bunlon, Chicago; II. E. Simms, pallas L Dommick. Kansas Ciy W O. Bishop, New York, F L.. Cosey City
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10
BILLIE BURKE ANl
 MACK SENNETT COMl DY
Famous ziesfeId Beauty in The Land of Promise" and Two. Reel Comedy, "That Night" at Central

Again the New Central presents , record breaking program for is Thursday and Friday bin with Billie Burke in a specially arranged Para mount fiye-part feature, "The Land of Promise" by w. Somerset Naugham and directed by Joseph Kaufman
 This is one o1 the mosartisucaly arranged Paramount productions in which dainty Miss Burke has ever ap- peared Aside from being d story ot the highest order with a deliehtmly selected cast the scenic effects sec cured from the magnificent Canadian country. are said to rival even the Alps in grandeur
 Miss Burke as a little English com panion to an old grabbed countess is especially captivatns Thomas Meighan handles his role of the Cam adian farmer in a masterly way This story packed the great theatres of New York for months when as 8 stage production 1t was placed Ui Broadway With all its original feat
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10
SOLDIER IS MARRIED
 OVER TIE TELEPHONE
CAMP BEAUREGARD OUARAN TINED. BUT NOT AGAINST CUPID. WHO GETS IN HIS
 WORK.

Alexandria La, Jan 9-A care- mony performed over the telephone was the means employed today to overcome the barrier 10 the marriage imposed by the quarantine for spinal meningitis al Camp Beaureeard 5v Private John B. Caldwell, whose home is in Little Rock, Ark. and Miss Lo- rene Smith of Kansas City, Mo. The ceremony was performed by Judge W. E. Blackman the judge the bride. her mother and witnesses beiug gath cred around a telephone in the court house here while Caldwell and his witnesses were gathered around a telephone at Camp Beauregard
 In an opinion requested by Judge Blackmau and announced last night Attorney General Coco stated that marriages by telephone were against the declared policy of the state" and should De discouraged although they might In sonic cases be legal"
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10
BDLD BANK ROBBERY
 MYSTfRlOUSlY CONDUCTED
ROYAL THEATRE STARRING FRANKLYN FARNUM
 TODAY

Paul Revere Forbes is cashier of the Bolton bank of which Cyrus Pea body is president. One day while running over some Of the footings in he ledger he finds false entries evil dently designed to cover up short- sse of thirty-fiye thousand dollars That evening he returns to the hans 10 do some work on the books, hears talk in the presidents office which arouses his suspicious, enters the room and there finds a brokers agent who is demanding of Peabody and his son Ernest. that they make good Co his firm to the amount of thirty five thousand dollars He is a coura- geous old fellow and accues the Pea bodys of ero3kedness. A fight ensues in which Forbes is struck down by the young man. who supposcs he has killed the old cashier The brokers agent is hribed to take the body away and dispose of it The brokers agents car runs off the road and is smashed and the net day the dead aody of the brokers agent, with no identifying marks OF papers, is found in the wrecked machine Forbes ii nowhere 10 be found and his disap- pearance is as disconcerting to the Peabodys as it is mystifying to the rest of the townspeople Now Billy Winthrop, erstwhile town idler but now editor of his fathers newspaper, is in love with Beatrice Forbes, laughter of the missing cashier. and
 earning that she is to marry Ernest Peabody, determines to thwart the plans for the wedding For Billy has in his possession some valuable evil ience bearing on the financial deal .ugs ot the Peabodys, which was brought 10 him through an interest ing coincidence How Billy unravels the mystery is told with absorbing interest in "The Scarlet Car" the Bluebird photoplay which will be the attraction at the Royal theatre today. Franklyn Farnum is the featured player
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS.

Silverleaf Camp No s W. O. W. will meet in their new quarters Fri day night Co install officers for the ensuing year
 They expect N large attendance as this is one of their important meet ing nights Tne membership is ex- pected to turnIout to man not only to enjoy the nEtallation of officers but to learn be nature of Attorney
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10

De Bradshaws visit here last Monday
 The local camp is considered the strongest organization in the city as to nun 3ers. having about 600 mem bers
 They have fitted up new quarters at 22212 Valley street The building has been painted and decorated es-
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10
New central to Feature Fifteen Big
 Stars for Saturday

Saturdays program at the New Central win introduce among other features, a two reel Nitasraph pie ure, "The Vengeance of Durand with Earle Williams Edith Storey Julia Swayne Gordon L Rogers Lytton,
 Harry Northrup and '. K Ilncoln as stars "Wnl Yaqui Joe Ten2' the
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10

lodge hall proper is roomy and well ventilated, also having lockers and the clerks office on the second floor
 4 list of the new officers will be announced later.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10

ParteIlo is the upholsterer in Hot Springs who had learned the trade and knows ( thoroughly Send post al Geo Partello, il4 East Grand Phone PIT 12-1S-6t
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10

Gray and Khaki Army Yarn just received al Sec0rds Art Store. i2-5-ti
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PUBLIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C. L. Veaeh, Hotel Como. Phone 72s Res. Phone i756. tt-6.tf
The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-10

You IFooveriZe, when you order what you like, and like wha1 you or der Good things 10 eat at Frtsby's
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Try sentIneI-Record Want Ads.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
MASONIC BODIES
ARE OPPOSED TO
v. B. "a. LOOP

General disapproval OF the proposed
loop Of the new Masonic Temple by
the Washington, Baltimore and An
napoliS railway is entertained today
by all Masonic bodies in the District,
and such a move Will be bitterly con-
tested.
This Is the gist OF letter forward
eded today 10 the Public Utilities
Commission by James s. Mccarthy.
past master of Washington Centennial
Lodge Of Masons
The Masonic organizations, declares
Mr.. Mccarthy, We're only recently
preached upon the subject, and every
Organization in the Capital has voiced
strong disapprovsl OF the plan. The
plan proposed by the railway com
pany was the construction OF a loop
around the new Masonic Temple.
Thirteenth street and New York ave-
nue. northwest. where its cars might
be parked and terminal made of the
SHE
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
RAISES QUOTA IN 1:4s.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. April 6.-East
Chicago, Ind, sold its full quota OF
third Liberty loan in one hour and
forty-three minutes. it was announced
at State loan headquarters here. The
amount sold was $4,000.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
cow. COAL YARD
BILL |SAPPROVED
BYCOMM|SS|ONERS

The District Commissioners have
written letter to the Senate District
Committee approving the bill. intro
duced some time ago in the House,
and now introduced in the Senate.
authorizing the Secretary Of the In
terror to investigate ard report on the
advissbility of establishing a Gov
eminent fuel yard. or yards, in the
District of Columbia.
The Commissioners recommend the
measure be modified so that the pro-
posed yard, o. yards, viii be utilized
TO furnish coal To- the District OF Co
lumbia government as well as other
governmental establishments here.
The bill Is a joint resolution which
has already been passed by the House.
At ono time last winter there was con-
siderable discussion over the advisa-
bility OF making the plan broad
enough so that from the proposed
yard or yards fuel could be furnished
Cor public use. But this was never
done. As 1t stspds, 1t applies only to
coal for Government use.
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
ny HENRY WOOD.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD. April a violent
artillery duel. usually prcsaginG an
attack. is under way on the entire
front south OF the Somme.
Nevertheless. the Germans appar-
emily plan a vastly greater artillery
concentration before rislling the main
drive toward Amiens.
After the original thrust in the frs;
half OF the week. the enemy rushed
uD many so millimetre guns. On
Thursday, their FIRST 20 miIlietres
appeared. sun heavier cannon are
expected.
Heavy rains. beginning Thursday.
ATE unique stionably increasing the
Germun difficulties. On the contrary.
the French railways. working with
the same precision that characterized
the 1871 mobiiizati have completed
tn" French concentration.
From a personal torr- where the
artillery concentration is the heav-
irSi. ! have ever witnessed, / am con-
WINGED il the Germans persist against
AEuels. the artillery battle will be
tho greatest OF the war.
Indications are plentiful that the
Germans are preparing a second Of
EenS5Ve elsewhere. FOR which the
French have taken adequate meas
Ures
Following the decision of the
American Government regarding the
use of its troops. the French general
staff declared the American forces
will make their weight felt in the
present gigantic contest
The Washington times., 1918-04-06
What the Cabinet Says of
The Liberty Loan

Buying Liberty Bonds makes homes safer
helps maintain America who
and think weak because the rights Of
others. "-Secretary Redfeld.
at is the duty and privilege Of every citizen who is position
do participate in the third Lberty campaign
Secretary Houston
mo who values his freedom and loves the principles
upon which established
tribute the limit the third Liberty LoanSeretary Daniels
BUY all the Liberty Bonds that you afford and then few
that the Germans bonds for
they extot from conquered peopeAng Secretary Of War
Crowel.
The third Liberty Loan is f the first in which, unms
taabl steadfast the battle
enlisted for warr-Secretary Wilson.
"The of Satan in battle against Let give
freely that free"-Attorney General Gregory
patriot will fail to buy United States Liberty Bonds
Secretary McAdoo.
the patriotic to the third Liberty
Loan made those which preceded it"Seretary
Lansing
He knows who doubts that the will be far be-
yond the amount General Burleson