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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-05-10
DIRT cHEAP

DIRT CHEAP
10 ACRES. ALL FOR $3.50
This tract l. handy 70 Seattle. close 70
good town. In well settled district. close
70 school aawmiil and longing camp,
VhAfe plenty Of work may be had Z.
cream route and r. =. - close 20 tract.
oshvsfy from stores. i25 cash and "
monthly
PUGET BOUND FARMS co. COS Ord Az
'CcD TRACTS OF LOGGED orr
LAND FCE BALE. Low prices. easy
Terms We viii accept liberty bonds
hrat payment. pay tho balances out
your wages, Steady work In our
..Rp and mill for steady nnen.
.1tEK LAKES LUMBER COMPANY
Three Lakes. Wash
sdr sFEs. IMPROVED. SEAE GOOD
.an town near Seattle; $4,000, terms.
->sx.s HafvnT. Main sbss.
~ ~ ~ r>~-0>v>-~~~0-~~~~N
Farm Land for Sale
",1hcHE RANCH ron RALE. MAR
,sshsft"nt houHe, barn and fruit trees
ssVV' part each and balance terms
~ a. 1915 Bixth ave.
A.
.. j,
I ItUE "A MAJ s..a..... G.--. .z.f.... I
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CORNER

Stall l02. full cream cheese. 23c 10
cream brick. csc h; fancy Swiss.
zoe h.; Washington creamery but.
ter, 43c H.. lbs. S5c. peanut butter.
loc h.. IN lbs. i5c: 2 assert. spices
OF bottles vanilla or lemon. l5c:
fresh ranch eggs, SOC doz.. 2 doz. 75c
Stall 40. Borden's milk. lie. Del
Monte nprlcota, 19c can.
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isA-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


WE Wish TO CALL 4 PEW ENcrp.
tionai bargains 20 ,hs attention % the
laborinx nan and tho sp~cuistnr
$500 ~seh-choire lots. Denny A Hcyt'
addition. Fr-mon, sou,h q, canal
close 90 all Sorth End ear liass
Terms
if-f earh-ra,s On the iAk- nuFisn car
line. an cleared. city water. Hight. car
and phone taSss arlv acc PEE lot sach
year We furnish the iunit~r on
rnontaiy payments 90 hniid aiso part
81 tho labor Only Is minutes frorn
the shipJ ards
,tss-Bs,hsn road. north % university
ons-Aere tract. coed soil. runnInE
water.
,tse-Trae, ssrtss. fron,inx On rsiuis-
ave-. cleared. paved street and water
IN. good sail. easy terms.
GOOD soil; good view. near street car.
bus ssfviss. etc,
ys5a--imurovsi acres. Ronald station.
Sss,tir. Everett inisrurbsH. Easy terms.
Reduced from 81 .oso close 10 car. tFiek
road. schooi and church.
i..i--Choi~~ lots municipal car lire; 10
minutes from ship plant. snoaxh wood
10 iast you two years. Do not freeze
this winter. f.sni must 40 up Own
year own home We will nsfp you 20
set 70. - ~ hnvs thousands % psopis
here in seattle In tho past - Ysafs -
continuoua business. 10 it rov Don
pay rent another month 60 wish us,
soc the people starting w tent houses 60
avoid paying rene Witch mes; -
b. higher on account % the Increased
cost Of all building upksep. repairs, war
taxes. etc Houses will 70 scarcsr here
asptsmhsr 10 than they ever hAvs bs~n
IA the history % E.attis. Act now and
avoid the rush. Pu; In your wood and
coal before september !. Buy a lot
nov. While they are absolutely belo.
cost Of production. Easy terms 30 all.
Don't stand out ln tho rain. Don't wait
until you get notice 80 move or an
Increase In your rent. which must
come. Act nor Come and viii
help you 20 ges the home your wife has
Aiw&ya wanted.
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~ ACRES ~ EtRELASD
PRICE 1876: IMPROVED

ffs acre cleared wood from clear
inz cut and Kicked up. balance
easy 70 get In shape. garden has
been planted this spring small
house faces county road Few
hundred frsst from paved high
way. Terms 1900 cash. balance
IS monthly. Take East Nadi-
son car and Kirkland ferry 20
1 -Burks r. Farrar's office IN kirk
land. whore directions will he
given.
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MOULTON. Ala, 3Corporal white.
IL
inches all
II kaiser
he argued Lots
his Mrand
white. he didn't object
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Ib-For Sale Miscellaneous

nAntt AND DOonh
iiv time IL coming We make screen
Wtnd0wH and doors Oct our large W
lustratsd catalogue No. - ~ sash.
doors and building material Bent free
on request
ccrcon doors. mortiued. glued
hnd covered with heavy
galvanized wire mesh. Cd. 81 70 ana up
window AVID sash seeeur. at.
per square foot rs
Cottage glass doors ....... SIS end No
ilVescrnHs panel doors ..... % and up
,oNsi SLIGHT Windows ...t. 10
Prepared roofing i1h. 70, $40
Short cedar lap siding ..... SEQ
hnuEh bungalow siding 10 90
Short lengths beaded ceiling 20 90
ut sra q flooring 800
We cell anyone thip anywhere. ana
guarantee cafe delivery The largest
factory iH tho West selling direct 70
the consumer
q, " WILLIAMS 60.
1913 First Ayu. d Seattle. wash.
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GOWN YOUR HOME"

GOWN YOUR HOME"
WHY PAY Htau RENrf
buy these Two lot. Tor $3.50. so cash
end $40 pcr month located juat north
OF Green lake. on Meridian ave. put
ur a tent on them. same as camping
then this fall build your owa moderate
cottage 20 sult Yourself. IL il the only
way 60 set start.
MERIDIAN
house % good slssd lot:
can he sold on rental terms itrat pay
mont can 10 a. law a. so,
i.ATONA AVE.
s. ste--A s-room bungalow; attractive In
appearance has fireplace. cement
basement. good lot. near Meridian car,
This l. desirable .ttla home. aud
can 10 bought on fairly easy terms
HENRY G. EwtNr COMPANY
Successors 20
CALHOUN. DENIM a EWING
Suits zoe Alaska iiiE. Main fiai
CLOSE ~. NORTH Or CtTr
TWO ntoCi>S FROM PAVED hoti-E-
NAhn
Nalf acre. rirh soil. highly improved
s-rosm bungalow. Erern-h house Eas
ruEtne and pressure tank plenty %
fruit and flowers dandy little
country horne owner must sell 81
once. Price 81 fea. 'sne essH.
y VAS ARspAi.E a co.
1919 Thtrd Ave
ruiNNEY RIDGE HOME
tigso
e-roor, ssuli- riodsrn home. located close
90 Woodland park: bath and electric
lights. frslit ard Hhubbsry. street iw-
proVemsuts all paid. 70 mortgage 60
assume. t3eo cash. balance same a..
rrut.
ALLEN -Ft-nST co.
al Liberty nix.
WEST WOODLAND sTRiC-T--t.Soori
cottage. and bath. basement near car
lire iet textee only ti.see 1909 cash.
balance ike rent This ~ a snap
EDWARD COMMON. 1909 white Bids
HOUSE: . ROOMS. lot sesisS: nAR-
sain Price 1850 sett ioth ave. y.
". Greenwood car. owner
TRADE TWO LOTS SOUTH rSp. ron
house and lot north krnwood sttl
49, - - -.-s-~N- - = - - ~
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S4-Female Help Wanted

wAsrEp-rouSu LADIES FOR Tyt,-
rPuoSE orERATINci no IRE.
vious EXPERIENCE srcEsAaRr
Do PER WEEK rArp WHILE
LEAnSISo. RAPID ADVANCEMENT
~ SALARY PERMANENT POST.
Tiosg. EXTRA PAY FOR SUNDAYS
AND HOLIDAYS CALI AT TEr.E-
rnoNE coaPAxT OPERATING
SCHOOL. iiis yoURru AVE. BE
TWEEN Q A. NJ AND q p. NJ
wANTEp-YouNG Girls VINO WAIT
20 learn something worth
while. lot 90 teach you 20
make shirts. pants. ovsraiia
or fnhrklna- coats ~ith pay
while learning. n Nuu ars
srskinK steady employment.
apply nisrk's overall fac
tory. $50 Rainier boulevard.
wANTEp-stN GoOD LOOKING Girls
for chores work. small IN stature two
Hawaiian musicians ard dancefs two
lady ticket sellers Al must BE- %
age and willing % travel Apply car
nivAi grounds. suhsrhA SHOW
ALL sHw OR OLD DANCES ouAnAs.
-
~. urn and University. Prot 90
-sir rli'o,t rs1
EXPERIENCED srfTCHrrE. POWER
machines Good wsEes
FIELDER SHOE NFu co.
oooo,1l,stS2,, Wss,srn .tT..-,>o.oo,>,>
35-Female Situations Wtd.
WIDOW or GOOD CHARACTER. GOOD
saving cook aud housskseper. wishes
position With hom~own"r H-ios.
~~S~s~~~~~~~~O~Io~~
38-Business Chances
Will HEST PIANO TO RELIApLE
parry Rosewood case. $3.50 month.
,,SSdedI5SSsss 1ll,,1Ie1t- Err
"a A-STOCKs AND BONDS
WILL MY
shn resron Coal. ALASKA Pet rosi
800 Universal Iflan Power Telephone.
Will SELL srUJECT
100. 900 Canada on . Venture ....fo .oois
I o 900 Lone Rtar on ............ %
s 900 Liberty OF s. Gas. wyo. go. 90
900 ChitinA Kuakulana ........ 90
f.. 900 Gun River on ............. 20
900 Dslli~ silver Mines ........ -
I 200 Eed Monarch ............. .oSih
: 900 Alaska Hornestsks Cold .... .o7h
400 unlvsral High Power Tel Special
: 900 Puget Sound Natural CAS-. 10
MAX wiNkLER
IttouIoIIo5o.sstl~oooooo>LtIllIottoSS-5Hooc
39-Poultry for Sale
HoGANGzFD pAnY CHICKS
white Lerhorn chicks. ~ per doz. 80
per 100. $50 per I 900. Rhode Island
Red ana Barred Rock chicks. 20c each
We soil Matching eggs. ~ 20 per set
ting. Agents for Queen incubators.
QUEEN HATCHERY
.os2opl1> s =, EiIiett ~,
11-Livestock for Sale
SEATTLE RABnITRY-RARBi ALI
kinds ana prices. breeding does. 81
up All stock guaranteed. 577 Fifth
s1d ks1ye1: so1th Isrk
80 Lost and Found
TOTED--OVERCOAT. OWNER MAY
have sam. by describing coat aud pay
ing for this ad. -. X. PeitoH. 1921
sixth.
sMAfL RATCHEL WITH TOOLS LOST
on spokane ave. Phone Main ana aud
get reward
NA--AUTOMOBILFS FOR SALE
WANTED -s-PASsENGER USED CAR
Ford preferred WIN pay cash. can
81 2232 22nd ave. ". Queen Anne
21fp
90 GOOD used cars. winton Motor co.
<~o~N~~N<~N~~NN~~~~>>r
f5-For Sale Miscellaneous
FIChOBHtPHs OUR aPECtALrY
FOREIGN HECORDs
&usiChL RECORD EXCHANGE
isit westisks. Elliott zs7I
Opposite new Times HidR.
We buy. trade. exchange. repair.
NEW PIANOS roR RrHT. RENT AP-
plied on purchase. hsyer-Toner. 7ie
Union.
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WEST & WHEELER
39o Coimsn Buiifinr
Elliott s.sg


QUEEN ANNE BARGAIN
t-roonn houaa end nirr large view lot.
s9Ei.o only 5000. $500 cash.
Groom modern. near Klnnssr park orr
line with three nice Wow lots. on
corner. an kinds shr,ihbery snd fruits /.
paved 70 properly. only $500. 81 900
,-roorn modern apartment. basement.
new. just completed close 20 shipyafds
Si.5sD. 5000 cash.
AAsEN & SEXTON CO,
Izf0 FfrEt Ava
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PORTER CARRIES
BUST AND BOOZE
TO WRONG SEAT
with bust OF Booker T. wash.
ington In one hand and "a suitcase
loaded with 10 bottles Of whisky In
the other. IT, Gather. colorcd porter
on the Northern Pacific tranHconti'
mental train. boarded "A chr at Argo
Friday morning and sat down upon
tho nnmc scat with Deputy Sheriff
Joe Iiill.
Tho suitcase and the plaster cast
OF the negro educator looked Ike
camoufiage TO the officer, ana he
decided on action.
what have you Ia that suitcase?"
he whispered TO the porter.
Thirteen bottles Of red liquor"
i'm flashed his star.
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16-Water Front Property

nN PUGET SOUND
10 acres 81 EeoA
soil $50 feet ~
beach frontaEc .
sandy at 10 "
tidef splendid
view 20 oiYm
ptcs fine nshinK
aud clans Hsr-
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LOOK. Mr. HONEBEEKER
groom bungalow garage. large lot:
lawn and roses; furnished complete.
1880: 500 cash. balance like rent We
will be pleased 10 SHOW you this bar
gain. ig7 Empire Bldg.
gEvERhr. BEAUTIFUL VIEW LOTS
near west Seattle ferry. nj n bargain;
easy terms. y. =. WOODY. West Be-
attic ferry landing. Wet s22. Opsn
Sundays.
LITTLE Groom HOME ASD LARGE
lot, one block from ferry $1,000. on
easy terms. \. y. WOODY, west Se-
attic ferry landing. west s22. Open
Sundays.
BEAUTIFUL NEW t-RoOM MODERN
home: large lot. In west Seattle; price
$3.50: $50 caah. balance eaay r. L..
WOODY. west Seattle ferry landing.
west s29. open Sundays.
Ip0OM HOME ~ YOuSGFoWN.
near Amos plant; 1900. on easy terms.
r. T. WOODY. west seattle ferry
landing. West t22. open Snnd"yH
IT0f.sE AND lot ron SALE CHEAP.
by owner. VIII cell on terms. Close In
rake BEACON I'm car. 1903 Atlantic a.
S5Isyg BROOM BUNGALOW, on eosilo-
foot lot. hair block from Lake Burien
,avment can DO as low as $50.
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den patch cieurcds cheap fare to Hes
attic. rrtcc 1850; iite cash. balance
easy. Arrange TO sre this SUNDAY,
charles A0mrfa Co. Alaska fildE
e~N-r~NfNs>>s->.>s-~s -f~f>s>~s~s ~
IS Real Estate Wanted
WANTED. FROM OWNER
ar a-ruem house. modern. az Green
lake or rhinney ave car district. On
payment ~ atnut tieo cash and hal
auc~ like rent. valve FROM 1850 20
s. ooO can tte9 first ave, daytime,
i9-City Real Estate for SAFE
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We wish TO CALI. 4 PEW ENcrP.
tionai bargains 20 ths attention % the
lhbortnx man and tho sp~cuiatnr.
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1890 ~sch-Choire lots. Denny A HcYt,
addition. Fremont. south % canal
close 90 all Sorth End ear ilass
Terms
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

NEW STANDARD HOTEL
Corner Flrst Ave. ard Pine 81
YA-xs modern. outRids rooms elevator
service: phone IN all rooms. firs;-elsss
IN every respect: 7se and up. with pri-
sa,s bath. $3.50.
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
psPPrNCToS, 1919 Ind. 8. weak up
11-Acreage for Sale
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$40 ps'hen read. north 81 university
ons.aere tract. COED soil. runnlns
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NEW PIANOS ron RrNT. RENT Ar-
Diisd on purchase. hever-Tonor. 40
Union.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-15
WHATEVER YOU WANT TO KNOW"

One more German thrust on the
western front seems to have spent its
force and the attackers have little to
show for their efforts except a small
gain of unimportant territory and an
immense sacrifice of fighting strength
The allied line is bent in places but
remains unbroken from the English
channel to Switzerland. The expecta-
ton generally expressed in military
circles that the Huns will continue
their effort to break thru from time to
time appears to be justified by the
logic of the situation. They must go
forward or go back, since 1t Is unlike
ly that they will be permitted to dig
themselves in on the new lines. Cen
eral Foch gradually but surely is gain
ing the upper hand. Day by day and
week by week his forces grow strong
err while those of the enemy grow
weaker. The wearing down process
may be long one but it is certain to
result in the defeat of the enemies of
freedom. The allies can afford to
wait while the central powers cannot.
Time is working to the advantage of
the former and to the ruin of their
adversaries.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-15
GLOBE SIGHTS
TFrom the Atchison Globe.1

How brave we all are behind the
backs of people!
An Atcb1eon sport never intends to
go to bed on the same day he gets
up.
II overalls keep going up men will
save them for Sundays and work In
their other buds.
A woman who has to have opera
lions can sink as much money as IL
she invested in of.
II you have never pulled bone
head you are like a cowcatcher that
never pulls anything.
Friends are like an umbrella: when
the storm comes you do not care
whether 1t Is silk or cotton, whether
the handle fs fancy or plain.
It 10 the bad example that helps:
an Atchisou woman with an extrava-
CANT mother is the thriftiest woman
in town, and every one knows that a
man going to the devil saves others
who without his example might have
started on the same road.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-15
TRAVELETTE
BY NIKSAH
Trinity Church.

TRINITY Cnurcn.
A step from the most frenzied cor
ner in the world-the curb market
and at the head Of the nations great
financial thorofare. rises matesticaily
the dark, substantial Gothic structure,
Trinity church.
Since the skyline of the metropolis
first tempted the eloquence of the pens
of writers. Trinity spire has occupied
positions of varying importance as a
landmark or as a standard of compar-
ison. But Trinity church Is no long
er visible. EXCEPT from Wall street. for
the remote distance of a block and a
half. 1t is hemmed in and walled
around by towering office buildings.
It's beauty, its dignity. its sacredness.
are all enhanced by the surprises of its
reigned supreme.
Elevated, trains roar past the west
ern side OF Trinity's fine. old grave
yard. Less than a stones throw from
the main portal is the entrance to
the subway with its laundering ex-
press trains Above the clatter of the
street, chimes ring forth the quarter
hours and a deep toned bell strikes the
time.
Trinity church corporation dates
back to 1897 while some of its tomb.
years when New FORKS population
numbered scarcely 5000.
On rare occasions, the church used
communion service presented by
Queen Anne in 1909. The baptismai
basin is marked with the royal coat
of-arms of William and Mary ana
bears the date 1884. It II said that
the pulpit is made of wood taken
from the frigate. Constitution"
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to get cold feet. Its a-abopt those
securities Of mine. Mark" she started
feebly.
Securities nothing" said Marcus
the commonplace, reaching for the
girl financier South bound cars, pay
as you enter!" And he had already
rung up three fares when the austere
voice of the banks president came
testify from the doorway.
For heavens sake! Why don't
ytu two young people get marrtedd
and do your kissing at home 2"
shall WEI" demanded Marcus
Barnes OF the girl in his arms
'Let's." agreed Nell Bradley with q
vague excitement In her humping
heart.
And the banks president chuckled
the news via the telephone into the
amused ear of his old friend and
crony. Eells Uncle George Bradley.
Let this be q lesson to you, George!
Never gamble with women-they have
Great stuff. Ell? ?" said the cynical
Mr.. Bradley. Couldn't have lost a
bet in a better cause now. could I?
Youth. and Love and Marriage-fine
business!"
While the commonplace Marcus
Barnes, dragging Nell Bradley about
with commonplace marriage license
IN his pocket. was hunting a COMMON
place preacher to perform a common.
place ceremony.
Copyright, 1918. by Mcclure NevspapeI
Syndicate.P
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-15
HEART. AND BEAUTY
PROBLEMS
BY MRS. ELIZABETH THOMPSON.

Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please tell
me why my mother won't let me go
out with other girls and boys. am
IT years of age. Don't you think am
old enough to go out occasionally
My girl friends often ask me to go out
can't see why 1 am treated this way.
for try to be everything young lady
should be- Do you think it right?
FRANCES r.
Your mother shows good judgment
in not letting you go riding with young
people. II you wait until you are Is
before going with boys you will never
be sorry. 1t is true that mosr girls
OF II are permitted to have boy
friends. I think it is all right for q
girl OF that age to entertain a boy in
her home occasionally. but I do not
think she should go with boys to any
extent.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am a
mother you advised about her son,
You told me to try him with money.
have tried it very often. but he
circus and spent Sc and saw every
thing twice. I also promised him a
watch for his birthday.
In January he went away from
home for a week, when it was very
cold. was worried to death and
sAAO09he 5oAuClAAA8 lldQ unopened 10
him. Then he came back home and
promised him anything II he would
be good boy. He is a boy whose
love you cannot buy with money and
he does not care for jewelry
Another thing. he will not clean
himself bought him a suit which
cost $s5. He wore it five weeks and
1t looks something awful. He wears
expensive clothes. I promised him !
would give him a vacation II he would
go to summer school and make up
what he lost. but he won't. He wants
to go for a vacation. Do you think
1 should let him go for one or not
L wake up in the night and think
Of him and 1 can't sleep. I would
hke>to give him a good education.
What shall do? M g.
You are over-indulgent. Your
husband should work with you IN dis
cip1inipg your son. TIL burden IL too
heavy for you to bear alone. You
and your husband should decide upon
fair allowance with which he should
be compelled to buy his clothes and
finance himself Do not make the al
iowance larger than necessary or /.
will only spoil him more. You love
your boy too much for his own good.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-15

1t is the opinion OF the military ex-
perts that the German plan of cam
paign at the time the March offensive
was launched was to divide the
French and British armies. Following
on Paris. Having been defeated in the
main part of the program. the Huns
must of necessity continue the battle.
They cannot stop or turn back With
out acknowledging failure and that
would be fatal to the morale of the
nation at this time.
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The United States has suddenly be-

The United States has suddenly be-
come tho worlds largest exporter of
manufactures. Prior to the war. ac-
cording to a compilation by the Ma
tional City Bank of New York, we
held third place among the nations Of
the world as an exporter of manufac-
lures, being clearly outranked in this
line by Great Britain and Germany.
With the Opening Of the war, how
ever, and the suspension of Germany's
export trade, we took rank next to
Great Britain as an exporter of man
ufactures, and with the enormous for
eign demand upon our factories We
have now passed Great Britain in the
race and stand at the head of the list
of nations exporting manufactures.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-15
A HERO EVERY DAY
Brave Deeds OF men in
Americas Fighting Service

When the new fleet of destroyers
takes to the sea. one of them will bear
the name of KaIk. 1t is named in
memory OF Lieutenant Staunton Fred
erick Ka1k, U. s. NJ, who lost his life
that others might live. He was off,
Ger in charge of the deck of the de-
stroyer Jacob Jones, when it was sunk
by a German torpedo. After the ex-
pIosion, as the men OF ais ship were
endeavoring to get away. Lieutenant
Kalk swan from raft to raft. equal
iz!ng the load of each. until he died
from exertion and exposure. This
brave young officer was born in Ala
hama. 1894. He graduated from the
Naval academy in 1916. No. 81 in a
class of 178. His mother. Mrs. Flora
X Kalk, lives in Washington, d. c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-15

The story comes. from Boston that y
Passamaquoddy Indian from Maine
has applied for enlistment in the ma
rines, in that city. He was equipped
for action altho he did hot carry a gas
mask, rifle or trench knife. He
whooped along in native garb. mecca
sins, feathers and all. To the marines
he displayed a misunderstanding and
well-honed tomahawk. He expressed
a desire to experiment in new styles
of hair cut for the kaiser. Tucked
thru his belt was a long stemmed pipe
which he intended to offer the Ger
man people while peace terms were
discussed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-15
ON-THE SPUR
OF THE MOMENT
BY ROY K. MOULTON
Not sick-only Married.

Not Sick-Only Married.
Mrs Emma Graham came home
Monday having dismissed her school.
She got married instead of being sick.
as reported.-Greenup (Il1.) Press.
If Hindenburg is desperately i'll. as
reported, his illness was not brought
on by overeating in Paris.
A feminine friend says many a
mans ideas of $3.50 is $50 for him.
self and SO cents for his wife.
But very few can get away with 1t.
Will not somebody write a motion
picture story having to do with the
eternal triangle? The authors are
overlooking good theme. Not more
than fifteen of these pictures are re-
few more.
A Louisville dispatch says whisky
has made a lot of men rich"
rich without increasing their bank
accounts.
The government has taken the pre-
liminary step IN the elimination of the
Pullman porter.
The qui -kest way to eliminate him
would be to cut off his tips.
There will soon be enough German
orchestra directors in internment
camps to start glee club. II they feel
that way about it.
Out on Long Island farm laborers
are demanding taxicab fare az well as
wages. Well, laborer is worthy OF
hi taxi these days.
Everything is highain war times
even the skirts.
. It doesn't look as tho Secretary
Burleson and Colonel Roosevelt VIII
ever sign a separate peace.
Save your old pancakes. They will
be scarce next year.
More than ever do we now believe
that Germany was the place that the
germs came from.
A friend writes us from San Fran
cisco that he has been down TO Seal
Rock and has seen the seal and all the
seals kin.
1t has cost tire kaiser lot more to
discover America than it cost Column
bus.
Looks as tho a sood many baseball
players will ave to go to work about
July l. General CTowder is on their
trail,