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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27
PLANS BEING MADE FOR
REMOVAL OF COLLEGES
Wc>thanpton Plants Will tIc Turn
cd over to Federal Govern
mcnt in Thirty bays.
WILL. NOT INTERRUPT WORK
buildings an Old Site in Grace
Street To lie Put Into Condition
at Once. Ready for Institutions
Fall TERMS.

With only ono month "a cIansc nc
fore Richmond and WvStnamPton cot
lccc> ~" 10 N.ca,c, thor property ~
W,sthrwIlrn ana turn : owe. t" ;nc
Federal government ter ,uuNc:>i""
into q mammoth hospital for the treat;
mont OF wounded Suiilcj'' ",;lcialS 81;
The tn" institutions arc busy develop
r- Plans :" transfer their activities
from the present site - shat iormyr-
Is "cyup j 10y IIcnmoud college IN
;ho CITY.
President Frederick w. Ton,wr.gN;
said Yesterday that there would hc N"
Interruption ia tho worh Q: either in
sii,Gttou "rhc services o: .avn ucin-
nrr ot ;he faculty." lie said. viii sc
required nest session. jus, as Though
AZ, We~c NO; moving. The d.;rrn nation
L" Tho government has awaN"ucl q rew
LEGALITY TO the COLLEGE. Mhuy persons
hav. sand to me today that :hcy did
mot know how much they loved tn"
college until this crucial situation arose
ana MAS met in so loyal a WAY.
The old site Of Richmond college.
bpuuGcd hy Franklin. r:c.d. iyltnn
.ud Lcmhardy streets. containing ihtr-
teen acres VIII be improved ny the
erection OF new buildings The enact
locuti Of these howcvcr aas no:
been dec ,dvd Speaking or these. irCS-
idcnt Boatwrigh; said ina, scyer,,
laboratories must he built and Il stUccu
hn.sh viii probably he used me
stucco exterior is cheapcr Than
wca Their oardins and looks better.
Ih' third story cf the old Hormit"ry
building Still has slcepine-ropms. not
haNin. hccn altered Tor use 10y tny
Richmond Acadcmy. There ors also
three professors houses tina: yau "c
ulf.,Zrl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-27

IN" Virginia Ccuclav" of icptaaopn
row the Fratcrua! Ala Union. a, th.t
'no"ttu: Thursday night in Ice .-.lp
Hall voted to hives, ia Liberty .oal.
bonds. II was announced YESTERDAYS.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

oen Moreen fonO man Die aorper
bon Charles &ulep mo 8eter On.
rid. Am Wontag giohmittog fono
Die Seeroigung BON MiibIingbous,
Gmrid uno Grid ltott. % niht
nIle olif cinen &irdbof beeroigt mcr.
ocn fonnten, 10 teilten iid uniere
0eutihcnJ I'M ie0em bon ibnen Gin
groBcS @eleit alf ibrer letter. &eiie
5it geben. Wtit Ger 2eid,c bon Ntiib.
lingbois gingen Ger Arion Quortett
Club, Die Sdiibcn. uno &egel. Ser.
cine loIuie Scr OGltide 2incoln &Ilb.
Der Arion lang cine @Dmne uno
YrGii0ent Shmiot belt Damn cine
@codhniSreoc. Ole 2eiden bon
Gmrih uno Grid mrr0en nod Dem
@corgetolpn Sirhbof ge6roht. Nerr
@mri6 lpor WitglieO bon 5 berihie-
0enen &ogen un0 BON scr 9roBen
0elltihen @eicllidloft, melde ale icDr
itart pertreten puren. 9tof 0en 90.
Gen G|eremonicn idn9 Der Singer
GnnO Elm Nbi6ieoslieo.
0oS ihliumite Sos oon AQen mar
Dem nrmen Oltermaper beIhieoen.
Nm Snm8tog Wiorgen muroc linn
Der 5erl6metterte Sub onl au0hel
n%haenommen. @eQen Mbeno ihiel'
CT lid mobl 81 fiiblen. SSn ser Nuht
muroc es id)limmer nit linn unO am
Somntag &ormittog I'M 8iertel nadl
10 llbr, itor6 CT.
Goitor 6infeI, 81 oeiien Stride Scr
Scrltor6ene geborte. erfllbr ole trou.
Nohridt nod Dor Dem @otteS-
oienlt un0 modte ieiuc @emeinoe
0cn 9bihicO ibres alten SSreunOeS
befunnt. OoS 8egrGbniB fono ON
DienStag Nodn1ittag itott. Ole Ocltt.
iden Sogen un0 &ereine nit auei
Gborel uno cine groBe Nn-
5abt bon &ogeu, bilOeten einen ul-
.oblcbbdren 3ug. 9m @robc hielt
Ncrr Mnton Ghcrlp cine t~iefriihrenoe
in0 sl @er5en Qebenoe @c01htniSre
Sc. &oitor 6infeI IhloB Damn NIT
bcr5licacn @orten bic SycierIihfeit "
% 9.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
@irO D%ernrteilt.

&i6ter s. 9. elliott bon Siour
Sails, 9. g., berurtciIte oen tribe.
ren Grdlioentcn oes Oeutid)ameri-
fonii6en Nationnlbun0es bon Sin
0afota uno SeroltSgeber elmer oeltt-
l6en 3eitung, Serrn Gonao &orne-
manh 81 10 Sabren @efGneniiS un0
1000 Dollar Strofe megen &erIebrrng
oeS SpionogegeiebeS. s. $. @olf
muroe al 5 Sabren @efGngnis Der
urteilt uno $1,000 @eloItrofc.
II M!liouen YatYtutcn.
Mfan ml,oai Jest oil oab gcJcn
II <lllionen GcrfeHcn it'd on scr
0rittcn Notwithstanding oeteillgt ha-
ben. s.liGlglM idien 0in.. 3oot I'd;
OH 10 biS is MiQione.' &crloncn
81 bcloufcn. 9ns GdtGen;s II atr
YtcinuIq, So& am Gn>t 4 SiGioncn
Dollars Gc5ei1nct ipprocn i;rN. 49,
CnScrgcon;5 Sieler M.(ctle pir0
crit Oil Is Mai befonnt !, l. ,>tor
lcditc Ycrlrn l,ot 3l Ocr groBcn an
lclDc ueiQptrnQch.
8OlO lit fnapp.
Siele bolGnoil6e 3~eitungen emit
bolten 4n5eigen, Die Sen Better bon
Solo eriu6em Oieies 81 perfaufen
Das 8o6enblatt Support ull0 Or
port) gibt Den 2euten Sen guteu Sat,
ooS @olo 81 bebalten. 0euti6lano,
Oelterreid uno oie Siirfei boben &C
genpdrtig menig @olo, uno es lit
mogli6, Dob Oieie 2Gnoer bon Sen
Soa1noern oas Solo ouffoufen mol
len. Die Siirfeu 8ablen sen b0dIten
a5reiS fir @olO. SSn &llBlano fam
man jest nlir nit @olo einfaufen.
Fapiergelo miro BORT ui6t mGeuom-
men.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
ct. So6amnis airde.

PIN Sonntag, oen %. april s. S.
i%eicrte Oie ct. Sobonnisfir6c inter
5obIrciGcr 9eteiligung ser @emein-
oenritalieoer ihren So. 5abrestag ser
@riinoung. 3ur 6eier fano elm Set
9ottcS0ienlt ItQtt, Der bonn YaItor Ser
@emeinoe, @errn O. 6. Gmele, ge=
leitet mIrOe. Die Seitfollefte ergab
Gin gllteS &elultot, inoem alc, Arm
uno &eid, Sung uno 9(lt, ibr S6erf-
leln 0a3u beitrllQen. Mit Dem ST
log murOe Sic olte S6ulo obgetra-
gen uno am 4. Wtai mllroe Ser Sp-
potbefenldein im 8eiiein Ser @emein-
De perbronnt. Die ct. SSobonnis-
gemcinoe lit belte ~iduloenfrei uno
miro lett nit opppelter 8relloe am
Nltbou 9~earbeitet, ben BoItor Siue-
le nit grpBem @ifer b"egonnen bat.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
&lciMeg

Ser 2ebrerinnenclltb pom 8oIb-
illgton bat gegelt ooS pom 9ongreE
fciteeiebte Wiin0cItgebolt BON $3.50
@roteit erb06en. MitglicOer ocs
Clubs perIangen $1,000 aIs anfangS-
gebolt. S6ii(er, Oie Die @igb-S 6ool
ia iogor bic &oltSi6uIe perIolien,
fonnen bel Scr &eeierung Stellen be
baltert, Die iid) better be3oblen ais Die
Der 2ebrerinnell.
-0os ariegsoeportment miro in
3ufrnft ben mD6entliden lleberbIid
ilber Die &ricgsla9c niGt mebr Der
9Sreiie in Ser g%epobnten 8eiie nit
tcilen. Statt oeIien miro m0gIi6er-
peiie tGgli6 cine @rfIGrlng ser
&ricgslooc in Der &relie per0ffent-
lid)t mcroen. Griegsiefrctdr 9ofer
miro Scr 9tatior nngemeliene uno
beglmubigte 8eriDte befanntgeben.
-@cneralpoitalcilter YurIcion
fiinoi0te Oieier Gage an, OaB perion-
libes 9tudfrogen nod Der @eiuno-
bcit uno gtahridten 5lpildcn 8erio-
men IN Sen Ser. Staoten uno Ser
ionen in neutrality-suspicious. MIR ourd
Ous omeritoniide fote &relta beiorgt
mcr0cu fGnncn. Seocr 3meig be5
&oten Grell5es folu ooriiber @,tf-
ihluB 9c6en,
3pei Sol0atefL 0ie BON einem
&~riegs9cridt gum SoOe nerurte.lt
mor0en morcr1, iinp pom YrGlioenten
@iIion begnaoigt iu3rOen. 3lpei an.
oere, sic ebenfoRs iterben iollten, CT
biclteu einiQc %obre @efGngnis. G8
beiBt, DOB scr @raiioent Die Sugeno
Der 56uloiden III 8etroht nobnI.
Griegslefretdr 8afer lit oec Anlidt,
0oB oie Eoocsitrafe nun in NuSnob-
mei0Ilcn alferlegt mer0en ica.
-9Saibilgton botte 0ieicr Sage
6dS gorretbi, f~iiilf8ig Srteger beerii-
zen 81 0iirfen oie nod bis Dor fur
sem in Sen 66iibengrGben an ser
Meiifront lton0en. 9ieie so Wonn
geborten 81 Den eriten amerifnni=
iden Sruppen, Die am Sample tell
na6men. Sic lperoen jebt borIGufie
in @aibington uno in A1nerifa bIei=
ben, INN bcim Nufbringen oes gro
ben &ilfSfonoS SUN 8eiten oeS So
ten &reu5eS bebilflih 3u fem.
-9is Oabin 0ienen 1000 @oib-
ingtoner IN Der Mrmee uno omar iino
es 2eute, Die itelun9spflidtig maren.
9Scitere 10000 Monm iino bereits
rnterill6t ln0 milit1rtauglid befull-
ben moroen. Sic geb0ren iebt 5lr
9l&loiie urlo f0men jeoer3eit einbe-
ruien meroen. &or @erjabr 1919
meroen bon bier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mciterc 5000 8t Der SABINE ellen.
Set Dem letter 0tGr3 iinO bier IT,
600 Hegiltrontcn Gr5tlif unteriuht
lpor0en.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

0cr. &riegSforrelponoent fir sen
0ScmpS" BON YariS pltroe Dor eini
ger 3cit befragt, mas man in0euti6-
lan0 bic iogcnannten oGonfs" nenne.
Canals mtBte es Der 9eridterItatter
nirht' 0o6 belte peiB er's, nGmlid
Sturmpml5erfroftmogen". Non
prGgc iid Oieien terminus te6nic1ts
Qut cinl
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
Starfer HrieSe.

&aiier @iIbeIm periiderte Sertre-
terri 0cltider &onoelsfnmmerlI ooB
ltnrter Srieoen beporItebe. Neite
(Scbicte mer0en Dem oeuti6en SunoeI
eri6loilen mcrOcn mcinte Ger &ai-
IN,
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

-Delltide Sralten, ionic, ionic
amerifonii6e Srauen 0ie einen oeitt-
i6en Burger g~ebeirotet boben uno
6rouen nnberer NatiounIitdten, Die
oelltIhc M1iuler gebeirotet bobeu,
oiirfen beute nidt mebr i'm 0iitrift
Columbia OorgefunOen merOen. Sic
feItgeiette Belt lief Inn IL llbr nodts
om lebten Sonnto9 ob. @egen 300
EerIonen mlBtcn nad1 Scr neltclr
&eroromng Sen 9iitritt berIoIiul.
Siele Imerifonerinnen, 0ie oclitid,c
Wt1nner gebeirotet bottct, protelticr-
ten gcgen Die &croromung, bod ouS
Sulti8oeportment lieB ii6 5lt feiner
NuSnabmc belpegen.
-aaem Aniheine nod miro 0us
9rot I'M Ereiic iteigen. l~lnicrc 9Gf
ereiet molcn bonn &leinbGnoler ei-
men bolben Sent PRO 2oib meGr Der
longen. @egcnm1rtig be3oblt Scr
&lcinbGnoler 8 Gents pro &oi6 uno
er pcrIongt 10 @cntS bonn &ult0cn.
Bis oabin meiB man nod niAt ltln
micoieI 0os 9rot lteigen miro. Sic
iigc 81der b%eboupten, tie mdren gum
Grboben 0eS 8rotprei'es %gc5punQcn
ncgen ser iteigeuoen MeblpreiIe II.
oergl. un0 Der @rbobung ser 20bne
ibrer IngeItellten. Ser frilbcre ga
gelobn lit bon $3.50 altf $4. so crb0bt
mor0cn.
am Gebten Sonntoq tunO Der
Toli5iit Same Srou Morgaretc
Sril6bol5 un0 lire Godter 8arbord
6rii6bol5 III ,unbemuBtem s3ultun0c
in ibrcr @obn1ng, 1922 3. Ctr. g.
8. Dor. 6rou 6riihboG3 Itor6 balD
nod ibrer Ginlieferung ms SiblcD
@oIpital. Shire Go6ter muroe int
rmbeluuBten 3uIton0c in8 Goinoltu
0oipital eingeliefert. Der 2eiGenbe-
erflGrt, oaB ser SOB auf d
ncl llnglildSfoll auriid5ufiibren lei.
6rou Triidhol8 modtc lid aereoc
filr Ole N6reile ulis DEM 0iItrift fer.
tia. Sa lie cine ieinoIide @usiGaoeeiu
nor.
Sim Iebten SomStaQ befano Iih
Gboinos Gledlen an ser o.
lno & StraBc un0 D0cte Meoncrn
81, Die i'm Sntereiie ser oritten Nn-
leibe ipra6en. Gr miro bei6uloiqt
Oabei 8enlcrfungen gelnod)t St be-
ben, Die Dem gerfauf bon Bombs Iha-
ben fonnten. Gin nebcn Gledlep tie
Nam mill bic 8enlertllnq Qc-
port boben mo er Itelltc i'm ocsiue-
zen our &eoe. Mls Sic llmlteben0en
>ieS borten, periebten iie ibm Sdld
&c auf Den &opf uno &0rpcr un0
orobten i'm 81 lDn6en. SdlieBlid
Smongen iie i'm, bic omerifunii6e
81 %fiiilen. GIedleD muroe Der
)aftet uno or muBte iid inn @oli3ei-
Derantfporten. lln9efGbr sur
iel6en 3eit iol @iGiom Glair olis
arcotinf, Ga., an Der 10. StraBe un0
Go. 4Denue ebenfallS cine niht Gin
9emerfung genloht bo6er.
q!ld) er mur0e bon 2euten angegrif
icn un6 ipGter bon Der @oli5ci Derbuf
of
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
@criammlnngcm in Der fommenSen
Wade:
q Onntn

Sonntag:
8aiienbaus 0ireftorium; i'm
@~aiienbouS in @nacoItia.
90 ontag:
~@ilbelm Sell llnterltiibunas- 0r-
ieai6aft~; in 922 go. Mpe. N.-@.
9ienstag:
&uppert Some Srauen Silfsber-
cin; i'm &uppcrt Some.
1Snfel 8rdiig @ergniigungsber.
ein", in 314 6 Ctr, @.-8.
o9euti6amerifanii6er llnteritiib.
n1lgsperein; in 314 6 Str. 1913.
Mittm 6
Observation-Disclosures llnterltiibungs-
&erein~; IN 922 ga. @benl1e N-@.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
1902 Glieaer aetStet.

DaS &riegsoeportment fiinoigt an,
Dob 1902 6lieger un0 Sliegeri6iiler
bis gum "a. gpriI 5. s. in omerifo
niIden 6liegcri6ulen uno I'M Camp
8oroen5 GGnoOa, no omeritoniihe
6lieger ousee6iloet meroen, INNS Sc
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
@uGumO mnO 9entI6lanO einis.

4l&&mlter0om miro beriftet, Dob
bic arile 5miiden @olono uno Dem
9elti6en &ei6e poriiber lit. Oie
@erbonolungeu boben 81 einem be
frie0igcnOen Nbl6luB gefiibrt. Sol
lanO mo aud 9euti6lonO limo iebt
6ufrieocn gcltellt. Sod Dor fllr5em
ldicn eS, ais wenn eS 8miiden oen
bcioer 2GnOern sim 9ruA fommeil
mllr0e
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
TrGmlein 9lidrat6 feitgehalten.

Is ld)eint jebt fait, Qls lpenn man
lidJ in 2onoon oabin eeeinigt bate,
6rIono llnabbdnsiefcit 8u geben. 81.
nc %erlage, Ole Dies norliebt miro
pqn cinem Wtiniiterfomite oorbereitet
mo Johann Dem 2riegS0epartment
norgclcgt mcroen. 9lsoonn miro sic
&orloge Dem 8arlanent 3ugei6idt
lOcr0en.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
@apit fem %crmittIer.

Srob Der neltIid perbreiteten SIN.
oelltltng, Dab ser &atiton boIo ais
6ricoenSbernittler Die friegfiibrcn=
Den Notionen um9(uoien5 bitten miro
fommt iebt aus &om Der 9e.
iheio, oaB Der Gapit gegenm6rtig fei-
ne 6rieoenSOermittIung beabiihtige.
is lit 9inrei6el0 befannt, Dob ser
SopIt ii6 nod Dem Srieoen icbnt. @r
martet ieood cine eiinltige @eIegen.
belt ob, che er Sen @ermittler ipicIer
folll1.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
irie6ensuerInd.

Sn Der Sdluei5 miro gegcnmGrtig
Stintmung fiir ocn Srieoen ger1adt,
lln0 5mar mer0en sort mobnenoeGnq
l1noer mo Imcrifancr nit Srie0enS.
%fltgidriften fornlli6 iiberlhilttct.
SIS beiBt, ooR Die Notwithstanding
aus 9euti6lano ltonrmt. 8ieQeiht
nimnlt nlon in oen 2GnOern ser Ben
tralnl1hte al. Dab sic in ser Shlpei3
mcfmenocn G~ngl1n0er lno Nmcri.
faner genltg GinfluB bel ibren 9fe
%gierlmaeuN beitbcn, INN tie fir ole
Notwithstanding 81 gemirncn.
SrOOflNu 6reie YreHe gebt Elm.
Die ein5ige ocutihe 3ogesSeitunq
bon 9rooflpn g. g., ole .9rooflpner
,Srcie Ereile". miro am If. Wtai gum
DIAL eri6einen. SEER 6. S.
ScnricL &rGiloent Der @eicalhcft,
crflarte, 0aB Oos @ri6eincn ser Sci.
aus patriotiihen @riinoen Gin.
geltelt meroen milroe, nad)oem cs
Gin babies SS~obrblnoert erIhie.
len mar. Grinder Scr 3citltnq mar
s.. &. M0br. @ier Gnfcl beS
&obr, uno Elm @cffe oes Bra.
iioenten Ser ~6reien Yreiie" oienen
.gegcnp0rtlg in Der 9lrmee.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

Stride nno acpGfeIte Sdiucins-
tn0dlle ioiuie 6UhfeineS Sdiueine-
fleiid.
SIbIers,
532 Center nno Is Higss MarFt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-17

Pillsbury's 40 War Time Recipes
This booklet will be mailed to you free upon
application. If its recipes are carefully follow
ed, you will find you can prepare delicious
dishes in great variety. These recipes will
help you to avoid poor results and the disap-
pointments incident thereto. They will show
you that these substitutes are disable and
likable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-11
WILL
C0BbLE UP s. F.,
OLE TELLS EN-

SAN FRANCISCO. juno II --Hav
Ing notified the San Francisco board
% SUPERVISOR that Seattle intends 60
take every san Francisco industry to
Puget sound. Mayor Ole Hanson. OF
Seattle. was On route north today.
Mayor Hanson served the notice at
board Of supervisory meeting late
yesterday. lie declared Seattle Is
selling water at a quarter tho price
Il costs in San Francisco. and cicc.
trio power for half cent kiio.
watt. with lower prices In sight
Seattle proposes 20 take All the
factories IN san Francisco and have
them moved north" he concluded.
Mayor Hanson. with Councilmcn
Thomson and Fitzgerald. win reach
Seattle "Wednesday morning.
Tho mayor appeared before the
federal capital ISSUES committee to
show cause why Skngit power bonds
should be issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-11
DESPERATE BATTLE RACES ON NOY0N FRONT
TELL MOTHER"
SAY SAMMIES
At HOSPITALS
ny FRED y. Ii1IiGt son
WITH TIM AMERICANS On

ny FRED y. lTIiGt son
WITH rIiI AMERICANS On
TIM MAXINE. June 1.-The
spirit of III. mothers Of America
hangs over the Marine ~ the ma
rin.s. machine Eunnrrs. Infantry
men and artiller,mr fight Ia
save Paris and turn the tide In
the most critical moment Of the
war.
II Is 81 the mothers the men IN the
line are thinking II in to tho moth
cra that messages from the wounded
are being sent The chaplain leans
over the incoming ntretchera and
asks the soldier II he wants a mes
sage sent
The first words OF the reply almost
always are. Tell mother"
one boy. seriously wounded said
Eve hcen sort OF "a wandcrer for
the last six years I gurnH the folks
thought WAS good for nothing. Hut
now / wish you would write mother
for me and just toll her made
good
Thoughts busy Them
NuuEHta OF NNat tNFlt WNthFfh
would have them do have buoyed
them up In tho hospitals as those
Same thoughts made them the ter.
roru 81 the Marne.
Tho marines have made all their
attacks with fun packs weighing 30
pounds Thenr packs were hho,
clean OF the hacks 81 some. with the
safs IA
iallEht flesh wound
A sergeant from New York had
the chin strap % his tin hat shot
OF. and he only received slight cut
on the face. I saw mRrvciH In tin
hats among the mon who participat.
- Ia these fights. one 81 them had
bren pierced by machine sun bullets
without the wcarrr being touched
Others had their rims fairly ripped
she'll. In mos, cas~u tho w~arcrm
got only slight scalp sounds. II any
thing
The similarity In color between tho
marine and the bochr uniform In Civ
ms tho enemy an opportunity for
trirkrry by cutting or the shoulder
straps q their own uniforms
English speaking Huns. with their
shoulder straps removed. end~avor
20 set into the American lines BY
crying. a. they advance. Don't
shoot we're narinrn
The marines are intensely keyed
up The wounded rw-nonatrate
strongly against being shunted into
q hospital At shr field hospitals
they object TO being removed farther
90 the rear
Tho fight hasn't be~n taken
out 81 tho Americans by their
wounds. One ambulance brought
In q boehc and thr-c marines.
They evidently had .-~o In some
sort Of an argument. for. despite
tn. fact that they were all badly
wounded. on~ Of the marines In.
vii~d the Hun tn hop out and
fight"
The Interference ~ the attendants
was no, required TO keep the boche
from accepting.
Owing to tho oonHtan; fighting
few officers or men. e.th~r In tho line
or out. know the day Of the week.
or the date Many bets arc made on
this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-11

~vusht Nidiietown. Conn
WOUNDED ~ ACTION. DECREE
tfSpETEnNtNEp arfgts Norman
Alien omaha uarry ~ avwnus, Asota.
Ia waiter y Jones Sidney Ia chas
MCCOY ttamburx. la Herbert " pace.
Corning Ia corps Eit UaseuiEne. H9uns
en fliuffs. Ia otto a ksrkr. crsston.
la Jesse Rhodes pett.. Ia NJ hanlr
Gordon A Moarv. Knoxville IL ffisatss
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HEAPS OF DEAD
GERMANS COVER
BATTLE GROUND
Continued From, Page one

hiring up their tight guns, hut their
heavies arc still firing from their
original positions. which arr con.
stantly under t'rncch bombar,imcut
stantiy under French bomhard'ncnt.
Despite the incredible amount ol
material engaged and the uncqualcd
mass OF mon constantly fed IN the
Germans at the most extreme point
Of their advance hast night have av.
eragcd only five mlllimetcrs tthrcc
mllesl penetration day
French Nirmen Win
The French alrmen continue TO
maintain an iucontcStahlc Huprum.
aey, constantly bombing and ma.
chine cunning German columns and
inftlcting the heaviest LOSSES. which
the aviators themselves are able To
see. The railway station az Royc
was observed in flames following a
bomhardmcnt.
On both wings, where tho
the French are logged, holding
out. villages like Courcrlics
have changed hands every few
hours, day and night. since the
battle began.
The Germans ARE making their
greatest effort in the Matx valley
for the purpose % reaching tho Disc
above compicgne. thus forcing evac.
uasion OF the entire Noyon salient.
where. at the extreme northern
point. Carlcpont wood. on the east
side OF the Disc. and Mount Renaud.
on the west. have TO date barred the
German advance into the Disc valley.
May Enlarge Drive
Military experts consider IL most
probable that the Germans will
launch a second converging attack
from east OF Noyon. with indontieal Oh
tcctIvcs OF attaining the Disc from
the east and forcing evacuation OF
the Noyon salient.
From prisoners and either
sources II Il established that the
bocheS are suffering severe
crisis In effective-. Many com.
p~ni~S 60 into action with only
- or 100 men The wounded
arr forced to return To the fight
~ soon n they are cured. Tho
losses In infantry officers arc 30
great that cavalry officers are
now substituted.
Among zoo prisoners Intercepted
4 fourth were In the 1919 class. while
many were In the 1890 class The
prisoners also included minors and
expert workmen. who heretofore had
not been sent 10 the front
The Fifth division OF the Prussian
guard. which Is one Of Germany's
finest body Of troops. lost so per cent
Of its electives during the March
offensive on the Somme and lost 30
moro In the Chateau Thierry drive.
* has been learned.
French patriots. penetyassng the re-
Rion OF vouty and Maercrucx. re-
ported heaps Of German dead. often
lying In four or five successive win
rows.
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THE ATTLE STAR
WHOLESALERS
CUT DELIVERY

Wholesale groccrH grain and feed
dealers viii put their delivery service
on war basis June 20.
win the support ~ the CONNER
cinl economy committee ~ the state
Council Of Defense, and u g Beck.
Of the I y food administration. the
following rules have been adopted
one delivery u day over route
outlying sections not oftener than on
alternate days sidewalk deliveries
only. curtnilmrnt Of special deliveries
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TO co OVER TOP
IN WAR SAVINGS

Every county 80 the state ~
Washington Us organized Tor an M
Rroasiyc campaign u thrift. which la
expected 10 take the state over ita
quota 81 war savings stamps This
war the news autographed TO William
q McAdoo by State Director Daniel
kelleher. following the convention ~
the states county thrift chnirrn"n a.
tho Soldiers and Sailors club. Mon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-11
WOMAN is KISSED FROM
STAGE AT WAlLA WALLA

WALLA WALLA, Jun" u hrH
Ina Phillips Williams republican
candidate for congress from the
Fourth district ana member or the
last state legislature. was hiHHed
from the speakers platform here
during the state Grange convention
because she admitted membership IN
the Nonpnrtisnu League. whose Toy
atty has been questioned by the
grange
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u. S. HAS MORE
THAN 100000
MEN IN FRANCE

WASIIINUTON. juno II Amor
lea now has 700 600 men in France
This figure was quoted yesterday by
Secretary Of War Baker In address
ing French Alpine Chasseurs. AT the
base Of Washington monument be-
fore their departure for home This
is 200 900 more than his last pre-
vious announcement. several weeks
ago.
Tho Americans have gone TO
France 10 carry there the encourage
mcnt and aid that was rendered
America In the early days Of her rev
olution by Lafayette and Rocham-
beau. said Secretary Baker. who
lnuded the fortitudo Of the French.
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CITY DADS TO DANCE

Tho city council accepted Monday
afternoon an invitation to attend a
dance at the soldiers and Sailors
club. 20 BE- held Saturday evening.
June IS. Municipal day" at the
club