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CIRCUIT COURT GOING.
|. .,.odon Busy With Court. q Tss Mill of Justice Grinds
 Along Smooth.

u,. fret Monroe County Clr- it Court after the end o of the ro,,d,s War began in Claren- V m Monday morning last th a Judge Thomas Trimble ssiding, Prosecuting Attorney otis Bogle, Sheriff R. F. Mill .s and Clerk Bob Holloway their respective stations. The Grand Jury was organ d as follws: IH. C. Mitchell, Foreman. |ceo. W. Andrews, Clerk. W. T. Bonner.
 l. E. DeShazo.
 Walter Mayo.
 G. N. Everett.
 Tom Henderson. IH. W. Moody. D. A. Packet.
 J. N. Turner. Luther Grider.
 |. W. Fitzgerald.
 L. M. Robinson.
 C. R. Gordon.
 H. N. Latner.
 Judge Trimble, in his usual ver way gave the Jury in- uctions and thus set the eels in motion.
 Frank Andrews of this city, Is the new Court Stenograph- for the Prosecuting Attorney d his efficiency helped things bng in the Grand Jury room. The first thing disposed of on docket was the bunch of mblng cases from Cypress hge and 31 of these cases ought a $10 fine with trim ngs" and in as much as the immin' includes in each case allowance of $25 for Pros lting, it was some picnic. The list of 31 as convicted q shown on the Court Re fdS includes many of the lead-
 family names on Cypress pge. Because of a request m one of these clever boys D was thoughtlessly caught the dragnet of the law, and D volunteered the statement never again" would he be lly, I'm with holding the rles of the 31 from print this
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was to have been played with Clarendon Monday afternoon on our grounds was postponed indefinitely because of illness of some of the boys.
 We are sorry to say that the "f1u" seems to be becoming popular again as quite a few of the pupils are having it at the present time.
 Visitors of the week were; :; Mrs. Henry Brickell, Mrs. Jack Reid, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Webber. and Miss Louise Overholt.
 The pupils were all very sorry to hear Monday of the illness lof Miss Bryant, teacher of the Home Economics Department. Imogene Grimes spent the week end with home folks last week.
 MT. and Mrs. John Baum gartner will go to Little Rock Wednesday evening where they will attend the principals and Superintendants meeting of the State Teachers Association.
 Prof. iBaumgartner was the bearer of glad news when he told the pupils that they were to have a two days vacation during the Thanksgiving time.
 The School Bank held it's annual Stockholders meeting Monday and elected as direct ors, Lee Joy Slaton, Herman Travis, Florence Federer, l.. K. Brown, Emmons Mitchell, Hell en Stout, Emmanuel Gottfried, Virginia Murphy, and Lee Roy Huddleston. Later the direct l ors met and elected the follow ing officers; Lee Joy Slaton, President; Herman Travis, Vice Pres. Florence Federer, Cashier and Emmons Mitchell Asst : Cashier. MT. F. Lee Major and MT. Clyde Woodfin were present at the Stockholders meeting.
 Rev. Carter of Little Rock held the Chapel exercises Fri day morning and afterwards had meeting of the High School Boys in connection with the Y. M. c. A. work. 1t was decided at that time that Christman Hill, Rex Best and Fred Starrett were to attend the Y. Convention at Pine Bluff soon, as delegates from our school.
 i Louise Coln spent the week end in Memphis.
 Lucille Griffeth was i'll Little Rock this week.
 Thelma Phillips and Frank Barnett are absent this week from school on account of ill- ness.
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Ugh School Notes.

EirS. Il. C. Strong is back at work in the first room after Fe a long absence on account
 Illness. Miss Annie May FA has had charge of her TX during her absence.
 ne Foot Ball game which
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M. Ii. Williams, WheatIey A. E. Owens, WheatIey s. P. BroWnIee, WheatIey. HartzHardWare Co.,, .,WheatIey Henry Goldman, Memphis. J. R. Brewbaker, Memphis. June Davidson, Holly Grove Rue Abramson, Holly Grove. Mrs. M. A. West, Holly Grove w. F. Branch, Holly Grove. Patterson & Lambert, J. H. Wallace, Monroe. Andrew Jackson,
 Jesse Broody,
 w. R. James, Hunter, Ark. s. c. Hunt, Hunter.
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far paid up to January list. 1920. Mrs. Sam Henderson, Edgar T. McCreight, ' pr. T. J. Stout, :" BrinkIey Lumber Co.,, D. Frederick. Home Bakery, Jno. c. Blessing, v A. s. Bayne, J. J. Farrell, Rev. w. M. Brewer, Mat Clay, Tobe Griffin, "~ Frank Andrews, J. H. Hampton, R. F. D., Mrs. Gus Rusher, Goldman 6 Co.,, y T. J. Brickeli, w. T. Hudson, R. F. D., Jamie Glenn, ]. W. MiIey. R. F. D. City Mrs. Elmo Chaney, City Mrs. Annie E. Allen, Monroe County Bank, Mrs. D. B. Miller, Mrs. J. w. Cooper, " L. J. Lineback, c. M. Mack, Fred Roescher, j. L. CCarrett, '" Mrs. l. SchoIem, Fred Beitz, A. Goldberg, y Henry Folsom, City pr c H F.Morris, L. H. Hays, !" J. M. Whiteside, Anna WinkfieId, I" L. K. Brown, H. L. D. Whitson," E. H. Converse, A. Flora,
 Mrs. Geo. P. Reid, Parker c. Evan, Clarendon. H. A. MagiII, Clarendon, Ark R. F. Milwee, Clarendon w. J. Brown, w. M. Patterson, w. L. Hinton, -. J. c. Brown, Louisville, Ky. D. s. Coleman. Vian, Okla. Mrs. F E Botsford, Enid Okla c. c. Mclean, Callatin, Tenn F. J. WiemelIer, Poteau, Okla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12

Finnish Red Guard Atrocities.

Stockholm, Sweden, March II 1hc
Red Guard contingents in IielsinRiora are
becoming more violent in their activities
says a dispatch 90 tho TidninRrn from
Nasa, Finland.
"They are proceeding in quite a delib-
crate manner" adds the Dispatch
choosing their victims from anon the
intellectual classes, aasassinating principal
" the clergy and landed proprietor All
the agricultural commissioners except
ono have been killed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
BUSINESS SERVICE.
AIASSEUSE..
ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

ESTATE Of Jacob Atwood Meidin de-
ceased Notice is hereby given that let tters
testamcntary upon tue estate OF Jacob
Atwood Weldtn. tate Of Brand Wine Hun
drcd. deceased were duly granted unto
George \. Elliott and Jacob r. Wcidin ON
the hEet day of March. 4 ID t9IS and
all persons Indebted to the said deceased
are requested 20 make payment 10 the
executors without delay. and all persons
having demands against the deceased are
requiredto exhibit present he same duly pro
bated 20 the said executors ON or before
the first day of March A - 1919. or abide
by he Law in this behalf.
George 4. Elliott
Jacob H. Weldin.
Executors.
Address George \ Elliott. Esq. attorney
At-law, Equitable Building Wilmington Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
READERS
PELfAt tLlTY
RESULTS
SEEK REcRrTTs ron ENCTNTERg
Gas and Flame, Motor and naiiuht
Operatives Eligible fnr Service

Recruiting officer. arf NV in. I...r.
20 resume fhc aercpap,u ~ uaI
and eligible Applicant rr E J.l
gIncers, known aa No. ~ ald n.
division, whpso r.rr ur
Fort My,r NJ
Various nibdiylnou. ~ tlt .rrI,,
they have hitherto cus',I lsr r,rti
been grouped tpgcthrr uG.r H N
Of Engineer Motor lru.u.rtff.t..
irr with hradquarers ~ I.u
Va Some 81 these wIiIi
been known rs truck hn
weather oar touring ,.r |
ryrlr cpfnparic
Quail Icd 1nl rhWt' rnlr.n
nre approved ~ t pr.Iri .It
are brinv sought pf .l.
whp#r aIyrr.rf
iIou ~ STANDARD t4Hg. Ih.'.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
Locu DmyE ron "

Th, - Drhuar War t.rr
I7 making ps,ul
sale d war a.tI.Ue ftrfr
pared by fhr commit
If TIC gor'ernu.cnt p1u .'i
the dctuis ~ Nr saf
tributcd H5Isi uI u,r
committee ~ alr,' f
Miller f rtYirr .u
lit~rst'irc afh ptr
HE record n p,'r
union. fret n Brd 'r
looms i..ll DE- .rtf
u 1fe' ts.g
roWtuittt. rlr.Ii.r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
MOTORCYCLES Ann BICYCLES.

MOTORCYCLES for sale Il big assort-
ment of slightly used. at bargain prices
We have Indians Harley DaVidsons aud
othGr different makes. Some 1gId.s =
and 3 speeds. lala,s. ! and speed We
have I9f6s with side cars attached These
machines have been traded in On new
models have all been oNtrhauied aud are
in ~ condition, J. II Minnich. tbs Dela-
ware avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
CLASSIFIED ADNERllS-
INC RATES

Ten cents Ter counted tine tor nrst
Insertion aud ~ per line for each sub
scquent inacftlon-bascd ON minimum
Of thrive nte and six words 10 tho
line
All advert iscmcnt- set ~ slS po.nt
tuonparch unless otherwise ordered.
tlghf farc ~ point to IL q INT per
united aut. hargcd ior on slX-point
basis
uur month Insertion q per unc.
10 ad ao,ypted tor tess than three
uUts
nsNy adVtTtIsing tor one year. 1hc
- Hn, pr month on contract NO
az at,rpt,d tpr Hss than three iineS.)
srFOlAI ClASSlFlCAGlON
Srtstsi notices. dividend noticcS, an
rua mHt .fts~. elections, proposals.
tuhH -ti,~ auction salCs aud all
.tr aI A sih,attOns viii be charged
tnr at taIV 80 iOC n line for thc first
tu.i.f.#.l.#f4 ul ~ line Tor each sub
efotH uI ulrcrtton. Advertisements
runilu, ou. month charged at month
lb Ia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
-TEAMnoAT Lr~Es
Ir'tr ru1 ,rrfrrfr.
h|j{SS!3] h{S3] ==..=. 7.
ETET lTr- rs e-rt- .f--
tFtrr Nrf rr..rNt
n ENAH r-.-~h .t-rr. rfr-t
AG PffoNJ .%t
Wilson Line

gA~-T. >ftEF- .@t Ef ft.uf
wit Nft',gFp% rittf Nnt ltft 1r
llaify lrreut t.rftr. 4rf -.rH.
Ieavr Witnirgfur f.r rt. tIa-f .rH
Philadelphia t,.t-s.t .. stf.I-r .t
II noon .nd ..s -.
saturday .nd frfa tfuf
frn-s Wilmington ..rrt tarf
FhU8dclrfia .,sf utf .narr
Z iO and in .u r rs $50
Nll haatz .tor t.rn
hester
WTINti<GTO- pFNN GROW .Df T
faavr Fiv.iuvfnr tt
p 8 and 40 Il u
feave Penn t.rnr. sf II I0 m M l.s0n
e iS Z. lu l. aud Z 2 u un
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
ROOMS FOR RENT.


ROOMS Two. uufurnish,d communicating
for lRht housekeeping Al o"nvenieuces
Phone jG1
ROOM NtccIy furnished vicinity ~ Thir-
tccnfh AMI 1efnan Cai os1 W
ROOM Furnished. front ~ modern apart
fnent f,cBt iorurn only Williams 1000
Iatnail street
ROOMS Furnished complete for light
hous, koeping Gas t. cook with Appy
81 West street
ROOMS. rorntshod etfhcr tvo or 'hree
ROOMS Furnished eo2 jefferson 4
RooN l.erse, f.,rn'sn,.d n;~ of hath ana
street
ROOMS Furnished So POPLAR =
RooN Largo. nnfornished ~ second
floor suitahla for light housekeeping il
desired GaI Holly oak 2tt.J rst .t
ROOMS Furnished for liebt housckeep
iug Fhone 8at2 N
ROOM Furn shci. for Gentlemen Apply
~ Wrst aSent5 sixth s're"t
ROOMS Two. furnished gentlemen only
Phone 9tG3
ROOM furnished in private family 1900
Wrsf sixth street
ROOM larvr. front With bath. for two
young mrn With board. 303 West Eigh-
teeuth street
ROOMS Nierly furnished for men Heat.
iigh' md phone 19S Jefferson sf
ROOMS Nicety rrnisAcd wltb neat. hath
ami tlSs ~ phone we o!Uvks from depot.
zoe hiaE stnFf
ROOM and board for TWO younE men Or
man aud wife 9oe West ~
No l4rulsaed Fooms .o4 west rantA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12

AUTO MECHANICS Two. Only nfst-
class men need applv Good pay. Ilance
Motor Truck Go. 7O4 West Firth St
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
TYPEWRirEItS.

WE REM Ano repair makes typewri.ers.
Sell rubber stamps. t0ast .eal binders aud
stationery Oni.e supply and Typewriter
Co. 7O3 Fora Buildn 4Ia-lt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12

More
.tdrertising :
Better
advertising +!
heep the
Public
Reminded !!
And use
E We X Y
E Y e Nj " e.,
the
Newspaper
That goes
HOME z
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12

AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. Stendy
work Good pay Apply Wilmington
Auto Co. 22t West Tenth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
MALE HELP WANTED.

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC-F l II Il :
CLASS. BY THOMAS HUGHES. COZ
FRENCH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
Tho r.pi,r,,,r

e7v pdls rr ad VS.
Il rrrrns ..r t.at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
PRINTING.

NOW is your chance 90 get good printing.
make new type for each job of printing
at the rate Of liC letters a minute. which
insurcs good, clean work. Chas II GRAY.
printer. u Esst Eighth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
FOR SALE.

AJAA TlRES-The only tire guaranteed In
writing 1000 miles Marmaduke Auto
mobile Co, distributors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
Accepted tor Army Today.

Benjamin T. Haley Of Henry Clay,
was accepted for service in the aviation
branch Of the regular army aud goes
forward 10 the depot at Baltimore today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12

Ate<S Lot uf delivery heavy and
light. single aud duubie Apply Iohn
Nanamakcr stahies. Twentieth aud h8rs
ton streets, Philadelphia, Ia
WALL. pAfrtN- Nuw ~ the time 70 have
work done at moderate prtens Estimates
Chcefiuily furnished. Jones Il II uiintt tut
ehipies street u y b03si
N350
huF@ fuiiY guarantee nnw player 3 ann.
isACh. arr 30 rolls musiC. one year trsa
tuning Easy terms Il desired srewehr
ttanu 60. slb Nes Ninth trent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12

KKEEPER-Quck ana accurate In
figures. Able To typewrite. Must he per-
mancnt. Good salary. Apply swift & Co.
TDt Lancaster avenue,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
PUBLIC SALES.

KLAlP'S BAZAAR
WEDNESDAY, MARCH i3
at i O'Clock
50 HEAD HORSES
A
one car load good sound horses from
Missouri from 900 10 i.IpO pounds. 70
! yeara Of age sis palrs gray teams from
blacks and nice bays Anyone hooking
for good horse will find him in this lpad
some IS good farm chunks as cFrr shipped
tffrE one good hpfSo in hi. fyad This
load helongs - Elair and have thrm
bought worth the money. Every one 90 br
mission Don't torget the date Wednosdat
WI u KLArR
PUBLIC SALE Furniture. cerpctz. rugs
bedding household eonrie. etc ain is
fast Fourth street Friday. March l5.
1918. clock N sharp clrcassiau
walnut bedroom suite. chairs complete
beds. felt mntfrossee three ptccc library
suite. mahoVany frames in du Pont lcafho-.
cost 8 ~. library table beautiful dining
suite bufet. is inch extension table. .ir
irathrr sfat chair= china closet SRI ~
dishes 100 pieres cabinet pas rangp rpir
hoRany frame davenport hrCc pieces dresser
chiNoni'r and princess 1rns#rr. iu tuna
mahogany. clrrassiau walnut DRESSER and
chiffnnicF Shrrf@. piipv fascs brd spreads
table linen. etc
Rugs W. viii pffcr and arli fo hc highest
bidder az hi4 sale ~ ~ 4 no host makes IN
rugs on the market Administer body H-uz
sells. tapestrY aud wpol nhrr gvt2 4 4v
10 q. 7 Gxp also - now mating rugs boss
color Hnd CHetis Ail pyI3 This sale VIII
&c ono ~ thn largeSf ~ the season and
ypu should not miss IL il yot are booking
for furniture or rugs 9'idhan & son
auctipncers
PtHI.lc sAIE on March X 81 ~. ~
one half mi" from State Road and r,nr
quarter milo from Chrisffana riU sell
Rtl tng stock and farm irnf iprncnfa consist
ing ~ Hvo head of horses one roit ty head
Of COVE enc bull four -hoatg 1n hen4 corn
bY fhe htiehri and alt kinds ~ harness
Iohn Moody
PUBLIC 3tIF oFrFR9oS SAIpRopFRTV
VIII tr -pid ~ pubic sale ~ Nn ftOG
NaShiugt or street oH Tuesday rhe tgth
daY of March 1919 At % o'clock 4 IS !.
ffil line ~ household furniture iuciusiin-
"a piRnola nearly new china and ail, eruarr
bed bedding eta Thc above mentioned
goods are All iu first-ClaSs condition
EQUITABLE THUS ST CO
and Thomas Leonard administrations ~
Emma 4 BRYAN irCeaseti
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
WANTED TO BUY.

RAGS. news papers. metals, furniture and
all kinds Of junk. w pay highest prices
In Delaware ii. Sloan, IO4 Madison street.
D. 8 A. phone l943-J
OLD FALSE TEETH-Don't matter if
broken J pay 81 TO SIS per set. send By
parcel post and receive check by return
mail l.. Mazcr. 2Oo7 South Fifth street.
Philadelphia Pa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
.InRAGE. TRuCkING. sc.

i.t Il %fll-I -tnfa-.r facilities in the
AArb,t aud Teuth stTeets For
tf. applt 70 the Delaware
p HoK 35s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
EDUCATIONAL.

f.|rt~H LESSONS ~ fOF $40 Mis-
u.a tnche1 80 Vest Ninth street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
SITUATIONS " ANTED.
HELP WANTED.


AGEkTS-OuF agents average S25 weekly
We want YOU Experience not necessary
Apply Eastland Studio. $50 Ford Build
ing.
CLERK Sc Government wants thousands
Immediately. 500 month; men women
: or over. Fun information free Address
ID u. Every Evening Once.
COAT MAKERS Two custom. to work
inside Steady work Leslie l.. Pyle. oIs
Orange street.
STENOG GRAPHER-Ex Experienced male or
female. Apply William ID. Mullen Co
Fifth and French streets.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR Apply Marvel.
Marvel Layton * Goldsborough. 333 du
pont Building.
WILMINGTON government clerk examina-
tions coming War means thousands
wanted Immediately. 500 month Sample
questions free. Franklin Institute. Dent.
AZ c. Rochester. N. Y.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
10 BLl OLD GOLD & SILVER
AGLNr, ANp aALEoMEN.

Alf~M AIS 80 higheet 5pe Fine person
aHft good address and big money maker
N,r ,-tabAshod and faNorahly known
lHp pans of tl.I- Clt4 splendid opportunity
AlitrlguCt DOT essential 5Il Orange
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12

WOMEN'S SPECIALS.
CARPET. 10, carpets ted TO clean.
StoraSc rooms. so and q er month
hair mattresses and feathers renovated.
Both phones GeorgD 4 I.ans 60 l205
tF.Ir str-st
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-12
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

! APPRENTICE for millinery. Paid while
| learning. a. x H. Jenny. 2O3 West Ninth
/
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08
wks Mt 20 Months Has . 1-Y~ar-
Oid's Vocabulary
LAURA McEyERy

wks nj 70 Months Has = S-Y~ar-
Oid's Vocabulary
The tradition that tho baby mus,
be stupid until a fixed period has
arrived has been put to naught by
the experience OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. McEnery. of San Fran
cisco. Cal
They have taught their
daughter. TWENTY MONTHS
OLD. Ia pronounce correctly
any ordinary word spelled 10
herr tn remember practically
every word given her, to sing
the scale forward sad back
wnrdt to vecite repertoire Of
nursery rhymes. and to aaa
correctly sny combination Of
numerals mp 20 feur.
Laura Catherine McEncry shows
no III effects Of an Intensive men
tai training. Fact Is. there hasn't
been any forcing process.
what might have been made
driil has bean made play. And tho
laughing, pink checked little lady
reveals only the best Of health and
the most buoyant Of spirits. She
has never known n sick day in her
entire twenty months.
The child psycheboGists. who
hive given this wonder-~hild
careful tests, say That she
wou'd graduate ms n four-y~ar-
old. The nbiiity 10 frame sen
fences generally comes NJ
thve~. but those phrnses are
even then quite simple. Laura
Catherine Inns "srrived" beyead
Tint nIFe0dy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08
USE PUBLIC OPINION
FIRST ON Defiant WI.

carrier. Il may not be reached 30
easily by these means.
Ma, Desire Conftscation
This brings the next alternative.
which In for the government Ia take
over the Western Union and all telo.
graph and telephone companies,
There II rather good reason TO sun-
poet that this ~ desired by the com.
panies. Tho fragrant manner In
which they have defied the war labor
board has from tho beginning looked
iik, pr.conc.rted effort 10 force
communicating
since the railroad. were taken
over. the investing class have been
rapid converts To government, control
Of public utilities The generous
manner Ia which the government has
financed such taken over concerns
has filled the private owners with
envy. The rniiroal.s. for instance,
have been given nearly twic. the
number of millions for betterments
this year than they had tho year
before. besides whic;i they are 20 be
permitted to raise their freight rates
a billion dollars n year. Tho tele.
graph and telephone compa MES
would lii. to be invited into this gov.
ernm~nt ownership clover pasture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08
nv J. W. r. MASON

nitci Press War Exp~rt
NEW YORK. June sy--tontin.
nation Of tho American assaults
northwest Of Chateau. Thierry
can be- exported u Con. Fcsh
wish~. 10 prs~as In his efforts Ia
shove the Germans hack from
the MArssr.
The purpose Of the brilliant Ell
plots OF tho Americans In the siein.
iiy Of Torcy Ia to swinS the German
front so far hack as 10 pinch the
Germans out OF ChateauThlrrry.
.uutflankinx operations. Of this char
actsr present the only practical
means Of ~xp-iilns the Germans
from the Marns
The present German position aionE
the Marine cannot be assaulted by a
frontal attack except at cost OF
very heavy casualties.
The allies would hav. To cross the
Marnc In tho face of concentrAicsi
machine gun fire which could not
fail TO exact a costly toll 7, In not
a part Of roch's strategy to dupii
cate ifindenburx's policy Of brutal
slaughter. For this r~aSon a frontal
attack across the Marne IL no, To be
expected.
Tho two TANKS OF the German
Marine salient remain open to far
more advantageous assaults II Il
along the western flank that thr
Americans arc operating This Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08
Wilson to Confer
With konenkamp

WASHINGTON juno s-preni,
dent Wilson has taken a direct hand
in the threatened strike Of t1iewra
confer shortly. both with Seweombe
Carlton. president % the Western
Union. and President konenkamp OF
IN, Photographers union In an osfof,
TO avert ~alkout. 1, was learned
today.
This afternoon the president con
fcrr~d with Secretary ~ Labor VII
son, Hundreds OF kilograms have
reached the white House. demand.
ing that the threatened strike be pre-.
vented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08
Farmer and Baby
Are Held in Jail

=. 4, Taylor. farmer. % MissouiA.
Mont. was arrested on HIS arrival IN
S~a,tie Friday night. with his IL.
month old baby. and In sun IN the
city jail SATURDAY.
No word has been received by the
detective department, her. from sh~r.
M Green. of MiNaonla. since hi. iele-
gram stating that Taylor was sch~a
uicd 20 arrive In Seattle Friday night
ard wa, 10 ~ arrested and held. The
baby l. IN the care 81 the vems n .
division of police headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-08
AMERICANS MAY TRY TO FLANK
HUN ARMY IN Marine TERRITORY

The better side because IL IL In dir-c,
touch with p~rfec, system OF com
munications
Tho Americans have moved their
line 10 within four mile. Of the high.
way connecting Chateau Thisrry
with sosssons. The cutting 81 this
road by American marines would
seriously interfere with nov~m~n, Of
German supplies into Chateau rhiey
~ and would begin to threaten the
whole system Of communication with
the German Marnr from,
Tn. only important railroad run.
ming thru tho German lines 20 the
Marine II a mile east OF the Chateau.
Thi.rry Scissors road. its capture
by the Americans would compel ~vsr
naiion % ChateauThierry Funi.ss
iilnd.nburw " prepared 10 run the
grave risk % tho capture OF the
towns entire garrison.