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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03

the millions OF admirers OF big Bill"
Hart will find much in this now offer
ing to cnthuse over First &C all. there's
the new character. in WHICH Hart takes
the side of law and order. and his;
strenuous. but none the less effective.
methods for Kidding the EcX CANYON
country Of the dangerous gang Of out
laws formerly commanded by himself
During the coarse OF the five reels.
Big Bill' performs enough deeds OF
daring TO please the most .Xacting.
Most OF the scenes in Wolves of tho
!taif were photographic N .hc mcun =
tains of Cal.torn:,. where u complete
railroad station. switch tower and d.
vision Hurciini endcntS ofi;-n were
erected. Hart is given his usua, OK
ceiient SUPPORT. and Thomas IL Incc
has brought his finest craftsmanship
TO the fore in making this new pic
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At the Movies

ODE0N-Mondny. Sonia MnrEovn,
In "Thc Painted Mndonun"; Tues
day, T. hcl Cinyton. in "Ensy
Money; Wednesday,. Pauline Fred
erick, In "Mrs. Danes Defense;
Thursday, Olga Fctrorn, In '.DnuEh-
ter OF Dcstiny"; Friday and Satur-
dry. William :. Hart, In "Thc Cold
Deck"
C0LONIAI.-Niliiam I'nrnum md
Jewel Carmen, In "Ihc Painted
Lady Monday md Tuesday; Fran
els y. BushntHn and beverly BnSnc,
In I'll ndcr Suspicion." wcdncsdny
md Thursday; "SiH-Shootcr Andy"
featuring Tom Nix and Enid MIR
key, Frtdny mud saturday.
BIJOU-Mondny md Tuc.d ny,
Jurk Pirkford. in "Thc Spirit of
IL" Remainder or week, Norma
Tnimadsc, in the "Ghosts of Yes
tcrdny."
1StS-AN tho week. William :.
Hnrt. In evolves of tho Iinii."
REN-Frnpkiyn Farnum, in "The
Secret Cnr." Monday; TurSdny, Mary
Miles Mintcr. Tn Charity CustIc,;'
with "iicr Fathers StntIon" added
to tho hill: " rdnr>iny, Charlie
Chaplin. In frhr Tramp: Eridny
Marguerite Fischer, in "'rhc Girl
Who Couldn't Grow Up"
HI.UFBIRD-Mond md Tues
day, Jeanette Gontrcru. in "The
Flames of Chance: "Wednesday mud
ThurSdny, Dorothy Phillips, in "The
Grand Passion"
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superb Double nil. mt co,nninu.

superb double bills feature the Co
lonial offerings for this week. begin
ming tomorrow and Tuesday. with
William iarnum in When Il Alan Sees
Red" beng the picturIzetion Of the
red bloodcd. stirring stor" by Larry
F.vans-'The Painted Lady" Jewel
Carmen. the cxnuisitnly beautiful. "D-
positc. in american Method" and The
Tale of Two Cities" has tilc same role
with Mr.. Farrum In this magnificent
production. Trc picture Is full Of dra-
matte moments among tn. most stir
ring being the highly dramatic scene
when Luther Smith EFarnurn>. the sail
orman. returns home to End his dearly
loved sister dead, tho victim of q mans
lust. Lonesome Luke" one OF the
greatest gloom -chasers is TO be shown
In a new comedy.
Wednesday ana THURSDAY an unusual
double bill VIII be presented fcatur-
ing Francis y. Bushman and beverly
Bayne, in Under Suspicion" a Gra-
matte crook-so"iety Offering. and Chcs-
ter CCnkiir. with 100 OF The famous
Exercise" e snappy dnshinS comedy
creation, with lots of noise"
Friday and Saturday, Tom Mix. with
Shooter Andy" ripping picture Of
Western mining life back in tho Cities.
u has moch of the rugged life Of those
times with great deal Of its romance.
Mix makes n peDpery hero. being "a
wonderful rider and chainliEh,ning
with his gun. On the saIn. Lill. Mr..
and Mrs. Sidney Drew will he offered
I'm new and uproariousIy funny
comedy
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The Valentine Museum

fl.t.N ENTfI AND CLAY STR EETS
Hours 10 y. NJ. TO r. NJ. Adm ssion CSC,
Free on Saturdays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
Splendid Feature at odcon.

Featuring the Odcou's double bill 10 =
morrow Will be seen Sonia Markuvt,
the famous young Russian artist. in
The Painted Madonna" = story OF love
and confidence. ON the same bin is
a Burton Holmes travc;ogaC
Easy Money" is the title u tGc new
World picture Rrady-mddc, and on
Tuesday II Will be shown ut tic Odcon
Thcater. Ethel Clayton. who numbers
her admirers by tho tens OF thousands.
is the star in this prediction. She
has role OF force and dramatic power
in Easy Money .,aHd il is sufficient
TO say that all hex friends will he
thoroughly pleased with tie part she
Money is modern II is rcpletc with
interesting, unusual situations. and is
notable for the superior excellence OF
its acting. An added comedy is on
the same bill.
Wednesday brings Pauline Frederick.
in Mrs. Danes Defense" Paramount
production and one OF the best she
has ever made. y Bray Photograph is
on the same bill.
Thursday, olga Pctrova. ono az tho
most fascnatinsly beautiful Of all
screen stars. as well as one of tho
most talented. will present Daughter
OF Destiny" her frs, production made
for the First National Exhibitors \
new educational feature is on the same
bill.
For the week end-Triday and sat
urday-Wiiliam =. Hart viii bc seen
in The cold Deck" universally aC-
claimed one OF his most daring, re-
alistically thrilling and humanly in
teresting features.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-03
RECIPE TO DARKEN
GRAY HAIR
4 Cincinnati Barber Tell. How to
Make Remedy for Gray Hair.

Mr. Frank liarbauEh. of Cinciunat Il
O.. who has been Il barber for more
than forty years. recently made the
following statements:
Any ono can prepare n simple mix
'urc at home AT very little cost. that
VIII darkcn gray hair, and make i,
soft and glossy. To a half pint OF
water add ounce bay rum, 4 small
box of Barb" compound ana !, ounce
Elyccrinc These ingredients can lac
bought at any drug store at very little
cost. Apply 10 The hair twice a week
unit! The desired shade is obtained
I'm" VIII make Il Eray-haircd person
look twenty years Younger IL doc.
not color the scalp. is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub off"-Adv.
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his town from German spies. who at
tempt TO blow up mine and who also
have nCitcd q strike. The production
is an Interesting ono in photoplay bis
tory anG one OF tho hes, the clever
young star has done in some ti:nd 1t
was written by Judge Willis i:rc.rn.
e tho Chicago Juvenile Court. and ar.
ranged for tho screen by Jul;a Craw :
ford INcrS. Tho director. William l..
Taylor. mas spared no pains in nrc-
""ntinS the phoio:lay. AMI IT," photoc-
raphy. settings. lighting and othcr re-
puircmcnts are fuzzy up Ia the Para
mount standards. The Burton Holmes
travcioEUc is an added feature
You arc always satisfied and pleased
by drama depicting the spiritua
awakening Of u man and n wo,na II,
ana the ripcninS OF a fun true love.
Then. by all M ans. he sure to sec
Ghosts OF Ycstcrday." the thriliin.
Select star series photoplay featuring
Norma Talmadcc. - appear at tho Eiio !
Th"ai"r Wednesday,, Thursday. Friday
and Saturda".
As Ruth Graharlc. tho dove OF pcacc.
and lnt"r as Jeanne liz Flcur, tho bird
% paradise. Miss TalmaGgc displays
her high artistry in this dual role.
/ GorGcouslr produced and supcrhly net =
cd by AN ali-siar east. Ghosts Of YES
t"rday" depicts the spiritual growth
ot u cabaret singer. the queen OF the
i;al Tabarin. from 4 wanton into n low
ing woman with Il heart cf true gold.
Tho artist. howard MarSton. feels ~
first that no ono can replace his late
Wifc-for Ruth Grahamc had rescued
him from tho suicide with which hc
was about TO crown life OF dissipa
tion-Dut later he recognizes The
change which had been wrought in
Jeanne and learns to love her, as she
does him, with the love which p,sSct h
ali understanding" Bray's newest pic
.ograph is shown also.
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"NyoIvcS of the nni., nj Isis.

The story OF wolves Of the Rail-
an Aircraft picture. starring William
:. Hart. the Thomas II. Incc star which
Will be the attraction at the Isis The
alter all week has the broad Western
country FOR its setting.
Hart is first seen as TUCK" .Andralc
daring highwayman. whose gang is
feared and dreaded by tho officials az
a Western railroad. Bucks" con-cr-
sion Is effected at tho bedside Of his
GNinS mother, and he gives to his task
OF reformation all the energy. VITALITY
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and thorouEhness that characterize his
career as a hold-up and all-around
bad man. Buck" becomes stauch
champion of law and order. loyal
protector of the railroad company's
property. and Il safe guardian ot gov
ernment money, though he has to aght
ms former gang to do so. OF course
there's girl ia the casc--Faith Law
son. the operator in the railroad tower
At smoky Gap-and tho awakening or
Andrades new character and his stead
fastnc%s Of purpose ar. partly tho re-
suit OF his love for ltr.
There - no i"t-u1 In ,hc interest and
action OF Wolves OF tho Rail" and,
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>ye,,-sesceted NH. n, n,,ou.

The picture AT The Eijou Thcator To-
morrow and Tuesday is lack PICK
lords latest Paramount Offering. '""he
Spirit Of i7,"in which the clever young
star. portrays Davy Gliddcn. a patriotic
youngster OF the Middle West, who.
with the help OF n number OF worn
out, old veterans of the Civi! War. saves
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Baby Could Not Sleep
From Pimples
Cuticura Healed

My baby was broken out in rash
and pimplcs all over his face, when he
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-12

looked for ct any time, when the
burial will be in Rosemont cemetery
His mother. had card recently noti-
fying her that the ship ON which her
son sailed had arrived safely over
seas. Now the sad news comes that he
is dead, the Sudden shock turning JOY
into sorrow. TIE supposition is that
he died on the way over and his body
was returned.
Young Smith was "a years old. He
enlisted as member of the coast ar
tillery and afterwards was transfer
red to regiment of regular artillery.
He gave his life and helped to save
America. Besides his parents he Is
survived by a sister, Miss Lucille
Smith, and thl lee brothers, one Harp
er Smith, in France, and Walker and
Ed of Kinards. He was a nephew OF
DR. T. w. Smith of Newberry.
The many friends feel very sad for
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-12

Darlington and Marshall Grifaa,
Described in deed of conveyance re-
corded in book II, at page a20S. -
The first lot viii be sold In two.
parcels, one to be known as the dweli-
ing house lot, and the other IS thu
storehouse lot.
The purchaser of each lot viii aes
r; CURED to pay one-third OIL the pGr-
cEaee price in cash, th:. balance tn beg
secured by his bond au'l mortgage t,f,
the premises, payable in two equal
annual installments, with interest,"
from: day of sale, payable annually un-
til paid, with leave to anticipate pay
merits in whole Or in part; the mort
gage to contain the usual stipulation
for attorneys fees; the purchaser to
pay for papers for recoe1ing and for,
revenue stamps.
H. H RrKARDI
Master for Newersy bounty
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-12

the legal hours of sale, on salesday
in December, 1918, the following real
estate.
A lot of land in the Town OF
Helena, Newberry County, containing
one acre, more or less, bounded
North by a street running from New
berry to Helena, East by land Ct
Southern Railway company, South oy
land of Mrs. Nell R. Davis and West
by Gift street and lands of NJ. Nj.
Buford.N
2. A parcel of land in the Town OF
Helena, Newberry County, containing
eight acres, more or less, and bound
ed now or formerly East by a strees
which separates it from lot of B. +.
Julien and the Harrington estate:
South by a street which separates 1t
from lands of James Scott and George
Leonhirth, West by lands Of James
Scott, and North by lands OF Isabella
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-12
Piedmont Lyceum.

Will open the season with three
night entertainment at the Silver
street school building on Thursday
evening. Season tickets for the three
entertainments $1.0O. Single admis :
sion 50 cents.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-12
Death of j. B. Smith. Jr.

Mr.. j. 3. Smith of Kinards received
a telegram Saturday morning from
Newport News, Va. announcing the
death of his son. The message con-
tanned no further particulars The
body had not arrived at Kinards at
the time of our going to press, but is
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-12
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

County of Newberry.
Court: Of Common Pleas,
Dora A. Julien, individually, and as
Administrative of the personal es-
tate of Baxter E. Julien, deceased,
and Carl T. Julien, Plaintiffs,
against
Richard Greneker Julien, Lloyd Allya
Julien, and E. B. Blease Defendants.
By authority Of decree of the
Court of Common Pleas, in the above
entitled case, I will sell at public out
cry to the highest bidder, in front OF
the Court House at Newberry, within
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-12
Mass Meeting Colored People.

A mass meeting of the colored PEG
pie will be held at. Bethlehem Bap-
tist chcrch on Tuesday evening at
7:3o o'clock. All are asked to come
,ouf. as it wilr be held In the interest
of war work.
U s Gallman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-12
Death of Matt Bs-re.

Mr.. w. Matt Barre died at Johnston,
S. c., Sunday and will be buried Tues
day morning at II o'clock at Johns
ton.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-12

The opening meeting of the Wo-
mans club will be held with Mrs. 2.
e. Scott Thursday afternoon at 400
O'Clock.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-12

! the bereayed family in this greet Scr
! u
row. IS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-12
FIRST WEEK COURT
Is CALLED OFF

The first week of Common Pleas
Court beginning Nov. 18th has been
called off. Jurors drawn and sum-
moned to appear ON Nov. 18th need
not come.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-12

not come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
FINLAND NOW
LEARNS REAL
HUN MOTIVES
Dispatch From Jos.
Shaplen
~ rnifed Press L.Tdsed Wire
Direct 10 The Sfdr

STOCKHOLM. June % Thorn.
well Haynes. American consul AZ
Itelalngforu. has notified AmbaEHa
dor Morris that the Firms are he
coming aware OF GefmanyH real in
tentions towards their country
Until May 10, tho finna believed
Germany interviewed IN Finland from
sympathy for them. Haynes said
"Now the Films are realizing that
Cermany's motives are not 30 IN
selfish
Large German forces are moving
northward from iielsingfors. cyi.
IDENTITY toward Thurman German
propaganda 10 endeavoring to per
nuade the Firms that Great britain
is arranging 60 seize Thurman and
CArelia At tho same time Germany
~ encouraging a breach between the
Finnish and Swedish speaking
CLASSES. In order eventually 60 dofui
nate Finland
According 10 the sndsblad~t. Rus.
sian military leaders asked the ilol.
sheviki for instructions regarding
tho Finn expedition into Murma n.
Moscow replied that no action would
be taken in virw 81 the Firms intrn
ton TO occupy only what territory
Russia had promised already TO
them.
Discomfort IL rapidly growing in
Finland The government h entire
~ In tho hand. Of the Germans. The
socialists arc rvfuHing 10 participate
IN governmental affairs. owing to
this German influence Red guard
prisoners arr being treated brliAliy
They arr starved 81 the hundreds
and Fho, without trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
INVESTIGATION
BY POLICE AND
FIREMEN IS ON

Flames of inceudlary origin swept
thru a group OF six houses az Dakota
ct and sSth ave. 5 W. between sa3
and ass o'clock Tuesday morning.
The buildings. all Of frame construc.
ton. werc damaged with varying
losses
Officials Of the fire department are
holding an Investigation.
The fire started In tl0s sSth ave
:. W. an empty one ando half
story frame dwelling. from which
the occupants had moved the previ-
Gus day. IL Is herc that fire officials
believe the flames were kindled by
fircbugs. with a view 60 destroying
the entire neighhorhood
This building was almost complete
" destroyed and then the adjoining
house. an 2Sth ave. : W. broke
forth In flame and smoke. Here
heavy damage was done Co the build
ing. and some loss was received on
furnishings and other contents
Complete destruction OF the house
nj esoJ Dakota 81. followed. This
building was occupied by W. Karen.
stem and family. who succeeded In
saving a part OF their furniture. The
house was total loss. as no insur.
ancc was carried, but $500 was car
ried on the furniture
Two hundred dollars loss was cs.
perienced az a double frame apart.
mcnt adjoining ssii Dakota 81 Small
fsrcs broke out here and at gSot Ia.
kcta st. from the clouds Of sparks
descending from the other burning
houses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
800 More Women
Must Register

Registration Of women enemy
aliens must be complete BY wednes
day night. There are approximately
500 unregistered women In the city.
officials say. SIX hundred women
have been registered 20 date. Res.
dents OF Seattle register at police
headquarters. Persons living on out.
lying rural routes register at the
pos,office.
Three small pictures Of the regis
trant. without head covering. show.
ing the shoulders and full face OF
the subject. must be attached to tho
sct OF registration papers. A set OF
finger prints Is also made for each
Of the three registration cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
Flames OF FIREBUCS ruin SEATTLE HOMES
GERMANS INVADING
BLACK SEA REGION

the western shores OF the Caspian
foru is about IS miles north Of
hatum. kuhan province lies north
~ hatum. while kutaia borders ku
han on the north. extending along
The eastern shores OF the sea OF AGO
and reaches nearly Co the Don river
\ serious disturbance occurred Ia
Moscow when the iiolshcViN arrest
ed all ~ the iS members ~ the work
mems conference who dcman drd a
constituent assembly Those arrest
cd Included ten MenshcViki
Tho Bolshevtki are ported to be
planning To expel tho entire Right
and Menshevik faction Of the pan.
executive committee
Tho bolSheviki are getting direct
aid from Germany for their fight
against the Sib-rians and CKccho.
Slovaks
The wave Of protest against the
bolshevth and against the iircat
IltovAk treaty r. spreading
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
VICTORY
GROWING FOES
STILL FLEEING
- =
7 Continued From Page One


has followed the cavair, across and
is Operating on tho EAST bank a,
three points % the 20 mile front be.
tween Montcilo and Punt Dc Pave
british Take Zoe
\ considerable uritAh force pcns
tratsd the Austrian lines on the
AslaEo plateau and returned. with a
number % prisoners who may fur
nish valuable information regarding
the enerny'H intentions In this region.
Just what effect tho Pave retire
mont may have on the expected Aus
TRAN drive southwark from the
mountains cannot yet b. deternIn-d
Gen. Diss's statement
The statement issued by Gen.
Diax. commanding tho Italian ar.
mics. follows
Yesterday We obtained great
victory" said Gen. Diaz's message
Owing to tho extreme pressure Of
our troops and the continuous fire Of
the artillery and airplansu. the en-.
cmy. after having desperately lung
for eight days. al tho cost Of APP
paiiinE Losses. 10 the riEh; bank %
tho Pave. on the night Of the 23rd
hogan TO retreat 20 the left hank. ur.
der our terrific fire
Tho retreat continued during the
en,ir. day. protected by strong ma
chine gun continErnts and rear
guard units. which after opposing
obstinate Resistance. were success
fully ov-rpowercd BY the impetus ~
our troops. which enyeloped Mon
t-llo and swept over on tho entire
Pave line. with the exception Of a
short section az MuHile. whore the
fight continues.
Thus far. 10000 prisoners have
been counted and an enormous
amount Of booty captured An ar
pailing number 81 Austrian corpses
filters the ground. bearing witness Of
the unfortunate bravery and OF the
crushing defeat ~ tho enemy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
ORGANIZE FOR
WAR INDUSTRY

Organizers In Washington. Oregon.
Montana and Idaho wer~ assembling
statistics Tuesday ON the capacity OF
Northwest industries 10 fiil govern
mcnt war orders.
They left Seattle following confer
encc al the Chamber OF Commcrce
that resulted tn formation OF the
Northwest Industrial conc. at tho d.
rection % Uncle sam.
The plan-pattnrned after tho Brit
lsh--ls expected TO eliminate the con,
fusion now existing at Washington.
u. G. where several thousand clerks
are trying 90 do business with thou.
sands OF industrial agents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
WILL SELL ONLY
10000 TICKETS


arc SOLD on tho four in-one plan. for
there arc four autos 10 D. sold. n
Marrnon. fiyc-scat sedan Buick. a
King and Maxwell
Your dollar may purchase any Of
thes. autos
Al a meeting OF commltic. nam
I'd BY Titus. &, was dec ld-d TO end
tho drive BY July u
Thus there Will b. little more than
two weeks in which to get the tick
cts
The automobiles wiil b. parked AZ
Bon MRrche park. Third ave and
Pine 81. when they are not other
vice on parade
Headquarters for tho autornabiie
drive are now az az second ave
Tho following committee ~ in
charge Harm Titus. manager.
Mlss Kathryn kiiunger. women =
division Ralph Horr. speakers. J.
Cunningham. Automobile row Fred
:. Graham. Transportation club.
George Dowlln. % tho National Cash
Register Co. u. J. Hamilton. cigar
man. J. .. Ciemncr. D. u. Stewart.
merchants division. Robert n Hes.
keith. labor
At the dance at Fletcher bay. satur.
day night. give In Fosters pavilion,
where $50 was Melted for tho so,aar.
co fund. an additional 81 was raised
BY young Robert prieh~. 10. who
gathered roses and soia them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
Little Star of
Sells-Floto Is
Saved in Wreck

Performers with the Sells f1oto
circus are happier today.
They have received telegram
from Chicago. saying that Rosa
Rosaland. little star who performed
with them In 1915 and 1915. was res
eued from the Haxcnb~ck wAliae.
wreck Saturday
Crowds packed the biz ten, Mon
day night and kept In hilarious hu.
NOR turnout the Performance. There
ment closes after two performance.
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
new DRY BILL
IS INTRODUCED

WASHINGTON June IS bill
which would prohibit tho sale Of dis-
tlled spirits during tho war. or the
manufacture or saie OF beer or intox.
ica,ing malt liquors. has been intro
due~d by Senator Norris OF Nrbras-
ka. ~ substitute for the Jones pro
hihltlon amendment 10 tho ~mcrgvn.
cy appropriation bill now pending
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
Maj. Roosevelt
Gets War Honor

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN FRANCE. June 25.-Maj. Theo-
dorc Roosevelt. jr.. and i52 members
Of the First division, together with
two batteries OF field artillery. have
been cited for bravery. MAJ. Roose.
welt continued 20 lead his men In az.
ton even after being Easscd In the
lungs and eyes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
Forgers Flood
City; Get $1,000

Three thousand dollars IL believed
10 have been secured by group Of
check artists who visited numerous
downtown stores Saturday. whcyc
they persuaded clerks to cash checks
on skinner a Eddy Corporation and
the Amcs shipeulldlnK a Drydock Co.
The names OF the cashiers OF these
companies were elev.riy forged.
Tho Spring Cigar Co. 7OT FRS,
ave. IL believed TO be tho heaviest
loser. having cashed $1,000 Of the
worthless paper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-25
Dispatch From Jos.
Shaplen

~ tnifrd Press LrdScd Wire
ntfrcf 20 The Star