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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15
HEAVY LOSS IN
FOREST BLAzES
Range Damaged, Thousands
of Sheep Burned

BOISE. Idaho. July 15.-The for
est fires which have been raging
for the past three weeks In Central
Idaho in timber outside of forest
reserves have seriously damaged
the range and caused the loss of
thousands Of sheep. Reports today
Indicate 1t is eating into merchant
able timber In forest reserves and
timber privately owned. Every ef-
fort is being made to check the
flames. The fire has been confin-
ed to scrub timber in Idaho county.
Six square miles OF timber have
been burned over; the flames have
jumped across the Salmon river
and are making Roadway in tho
Idaho national forest. The unpre-
cedented dry spell has placed MIL
lions Of dollars worth Of timber in
jeopardy. For 90 days Southern
Idaho has not had a rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15

PORTLAND. July 1s.--Cattie--Re-
ceipts. 35 head; market higher. Good 20
choice steers. sie8ii.1s; fair 10 good,
tss0@s.50: common to fair. S7@7.go:
good to choice COWS and hcifers. $3.50 u
ssso: medium to fair, 35as; canners. IS
ge: bulls. 1907: calves. tg01s.
Hogs-MArket strong. Prime mixed.
s2z 0,a2s; medium mired, sai.as q II, 30 !:
rough heavy. sis.7sa2o; pigs, Siss5 q
Sze2b; bulk of sales. s72122a6.
sheep-Receipts. 5ts head: market IL
steady. Prime iarnbr. eis@is; fair to
medium. es01i; yeariinga sses; weth-
ers. ss@7.50: ewes, s607so.
Butter--s2 q b3c per Id.
Esss--<s 3 CSC per dos
Hens--2s . ishc per ID; broilers. sac
30c per ID.
cheese---37 a ssc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15

CHICAGO. July is.--Reports Of rain
over tina grain belt bracsd grain futures
on the Chicago Board OF Trade today
after the market dropped off from I to 3
cents under yesterdsy's close. with ut
tie news 20 trade upon the specuiafors
were inclined 10 play . waiting sanns
There vas considsrabte profit taking.
Provisions prfcss neid firm.
July corn opened down xc at t1.sa.
ANA later grained xc: September corn
opened at si.s5. down Nc. and fell 20
u.stk. p<cember corn opened down \ G.
1T ti.ssh. and dropped an additional
fAc.
July oats opened at 7sKc. down NC.
and In later trading eAssd Off to 77kc:
september oats opened down NC. at
opened at sekc. down Nc. and sagscd TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15
HOGS FIT HIGH MARK

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, July 49,
Hog prices today touched tho highest
mark ever recorded on the Indianap-
oils livestock markets.
Best bacon porkers at the opening
brought $23 to $3.50. Dealers says
prices will continue to advance for
some time. The t23 mark was hit
late in the trading yesterday, but the
further increase OF 10 cents this
morning established the record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15

NEW FORK. yuiy is.--rhs stock mar
ksf opened strong. United States Steel
was off Y at the opening. 1isk; cructbie
opened At t7s. off an. Ansconda at 70 u.
up Y Central Leather at fifk. up u
Baldwin locomotive ut i23h. up y Ma
rins at ssh. up u.
Al noon United States steal had yecov-
cred to 1itN from 1fsk. after . morning
high at itsk: Bethlehem Steel "B" 10
fesK. the morning high. from . low Of
1oi; Baldwin recovered to i23k from
fiak after q high at ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15

Stall 81. Kristoferson's fresh milk. lilo
1T stall ~. . ms pure cane sugar. TIE.
stall 20. smelts. isc 10: salmon trout.
zoe ~; soics, ice n. Stalls so-,i. new
potatoes. foA sSc; freeStone peaches.
lie doz. tomatoes. eoc 10. stall ~. pure
cocoa or chocolate 500 NJ; olive oil.
&c. Csc. sse: cocoaput. soc n. Stalls
T.s-a, s-fb. can NJ J. ~ Coffee -. IS
I'm. can schiliings coffee. csc: Jeiio.
any flavor. Toe. stalls 3f-ss. si.7s broom.
$50: 81 good broom. SIZE: ION. pail
Rogers peanut butter. eise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15
ORDERS OTTAWA
STRIKERS BACK
International President Rep
rimandS Union

OTTAWA, Ont. July 15.--Local
street railway employees on strike
have been rcprimandcd by Inter-
national President w. ID. Mahon.
who has ordered them back to
work.
A federal labor council. II In be-
lieved. will be the outcome Of an
Industrial conference arranged by
the labor subcommittee OF the
cabinet 70 be held in August. The
first meeting OF the royal strike
commission will be held tomorrow
In Winnipeg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15

stsii III, pure strained honey. 200 ~.
smoked sardines. cana fsc; J~iio. loc
pkg. Stall ~. bacon grease. CSC N.
home made ham loaf ssc NJ. largo sour
pickles. for lee. Stalls so-:., mild full
cream cheese. sac NJ. ms. ssc: Badger
cream brick cheese. ,sc NJ: fresh local
eggs. ssc dor stall -, shoulder Of
spring lamb. zoe 10: choice brraSt of
veal. fsc NJ; fresh ground Hamburger.
isc n. Stalls 3o-s2-st. boiling becf. fec
~: veal sfew. Use No.: pot roast zoe
70. Stalls f<-ss. pure cane sugar. 1850
sack. free delivery: barn crystsi white
soap. toc; large cans Carnation milk.
zoe. acc Citrus Powder. ssc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15
Public Markets


CORNER
stalls io3-ios-ios. hest fresh churned
butter. bse ~. . fbs fi.isi fancy Wash
inRtcn butter. b5e M; guaranteed fresh
eggs. tsc dor cans co-operative milk,
ssc. Stall fis. pot rossts. fsc-70c N. (.
steer short ribs. Ice N. lamb steak. 2bc
~. fancy picnes. soc n. stalls i-3-b,
half hams, $50 10. rood bacon. $3.50 ~, (;
lard soc NJ. summer sausage, 400 b.
stall .. fresh salmon. soc NJ haiibut
checks, lee NJ: black cod. fbs 2sci
fresh halibut. zoe m stall ~. fresh
Chinook salmon soc M ling rod. ms.
etc; hsiibut. zoe m. fresh block cod. 2
lbs. sso. red snapper. 2 lbs. Csc. stalls
$3.50. pott.d tomato plants. soc doz. I.
late cabbage plants. f0c dos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15

DENVER. July -Cattis--Receipts.
400 head; market easter. Steers. 1850
Qif,ee; cows and heifers. 37.75@1o.75:
calves. S1sQf<se.
HoEs--Receipts. 700 head: market Is
s22.
sheep-Reeeipts. 1900 head: market is
2sc higher. Ewes. 37.750ss5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15
OUTHIE- PLANT WILL
LAUNCH STEEL SHIP

The J. +. Guthrie Co. will launch
the steamship Seattle Spirit We'd
nesday evening. july IS. mt $40
o'clock. Mrs. Charles $. Wills win
BE- sponsor for the vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15

stan ~. Kristofcrson's milk. lie at.
stall :. apricots, 2o-rb. box ss.2b, cam
ming peaches. 81 bos Sugar aud soap
stall. carnation. Borden or COOPERATIVE
MIX. 15he can. : pkEs. Lux. 3yc; I,
ptgs borax chips, use; Ivory chips. Toe
pkg. Red Seal Grocery. Annex. cans
tomatoes. ssc; phgs corn flakes. 7sc;
pigs creamettes. use. Stalls 1927
Good Luck margarine. Csc NJ: Booths
sardines. zoe can: lee cream. &c dish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15

Stall ~. cans Federal milk. <oc; fine
broom. sec; s-Yb. sack nour. es.so.
stalls fBos-fBcs. A. A II. soda- SC; Jsiio.
ioe; powdered Bon Ami. DC. jar rubbers.
doz. sc: Pain olive soap. 3 barr use.
stall -. boiling beef. ibc NJ. round
steak. soc N. Stall 80. fresh whole
salmon. lie NJ; fresh hsiibut. rbs 3sc;
fresh black cod. . ms. ase: Scotch cured
herring . for 2sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15
VESSEL MOVEMENTS
DEEP SEA VESSELS
sighted orr the Care
From u. =. weather Rurcau)


tFrom u. =. weather Burcau)
TATooSN ISLAND. July tA.-s \, NJ
Nising barometer: dense fog; wind south.
steamer a, ais a. m. july ii--s =. NJ
Clear; iisht northwest Wind, Passed In
- President at ass y. m. i;ao Y. NJ
Passed In: ~ Windber Mt is:2o p. m.
1850 A. M.--Clear; wind northeast, IL
miles an hour. Passed out A Mitsui
mast schooner during the night. probably
boat
FORT ANuELEs. July is'--pepsrsea
u. ms IS Nome 'ity'
Arr,..s ~, seattle
=.
US 49,. O..
,ana AZ m 81 rresaen, from san
,,euro VIA San rraheiseo anu ''e'oria'
rs ~. y, e'sc y. M So.
ivy esp,. y, aucs M g..
PEDRO AZ =. m IS NahkeenA rom san
renc,sso ~ noon YVES, ,s
rom .ris, trip ~ y. m. s'Ie' son
,rvn Sou,ncas,e'" N'AsNs - NJ
Nonsoen Msru from fokohsms ana
nooe a, s'so y. m.
sstl~s From seattle
-, -,, a.s
July is-ss admiral swans Tor SOUTH
ass.r" sN :.
.s,,,..i nsw.x sss o. n,..n VI. san
sssn. ~"
franeiscs and san fs % at =, m; :.
.ass .'.sa. 49,.
$3.50 =, a''
''"''' ~ ~ w.
Alaska vessess
coppovA ballad r,,x f6, IA Alameda
..o,sa.s,,ns =,
'oS w.,a, :, .: ~. ,u, "a. q. p,,
60 a,,.s .',s,s ,,..nr :. c,,x
~ 500. s'.ss s.,,,,s -
ss,.s rs,, -. ~ ~nr.rS..,.rr ,a,,n-
honnd n, "a :, m
other Psrss
xo
MA--Arrived July ,; Sc suwa
Msru from esstue-
liNEhfooi~--Arrfve July is' Motor
scnr Hrisk rom seattle.
5000 o - NV 's.y -. % W..
IS 1r ,s from Lssoma, a.,
chis sailed jury II; IS Fort
Rvss.il for london.
rALcAhuANo-sa q July .; 80
West sinoloa tor west coast ports
new f0hk-Arivea July i-' % he-
HoNoLuisu--Arrived uIy H. bcnr
Robert 1<wers from Port Gamble.
sHANuHAi-ssied July u - Justin
Tor Seattle.
FAkAIsl-oNE s-Paesed IN July ~; -
Canadian volunteer for Genoa Passed
IN July ~; Ne Idaho Tor vancouver. D. G..
AZ p
San rEpNo-Arrived IVY ~. -
Muitnomah rom Seattle VIA bsiiinsham
W. ~r.s go cn.s, nos,. 1880 J.,v ~, ss
ID. q. scoflsid from seattle. sailed July
- ~. ~ Ne"''s' Seh'ey TOR Ses"'e va san
saS Er cc,.~o 49,. v- =.
$50, go In.~r s..,- suS -. .
-. a.. -. Gn
ss' ~ 70 s",,s@ Jn,v Is. :. rrs"
.s s.s ~ Eou
D, v,cr 10, sess'e ~ = IN.
9 ~, 49, % - gu. suv -.
- .o .o' ."e so,ss va -
ro M ~ ivy az
dent from San Pedro via San Francisco
at e:se p. m. and departed for Seattle
At if:Se y. m. Passed In July IL; -
Windbsr for Vancouver. b. c.. 1T sac p.
m. Passed out July IL: Sc Cordelia for
Port san Luis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15
REFUSES EXTRACTION
OF THAW TO NEW YORK

HARRISBURG. Pa, July 49,
Governor Sproul today refused to
grant the extradition asked by New
York state for the return OF Harry
X. Thaw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15
New York Markets

NEW YORK. July is.--Coffee--Spo 70
~ Ne per 10. Haneos. sa&e per IN.
sugar--centrifugai. 7.fsc per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-15

July 14--ss RsAe~1e absam Caps Laso
southbourd at s:3e o M: - Admiral
watson In Seymour NasFows southbound
At s.1e ,. M: - Admiral Nicholson
abeam Alert Bay northbound At 3:lo
y. m.
July 1s-es Admiral Nicholson abeam
caps IAss nofthbound At 7;5e ,. m; ~
Admiral watson in Miilbank Sound
southbound at midnight: ~ President as
miles from Seattle northbound 1T . p. m
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13
P RZYKLADY Y.
Jak krd Karol III. uczcH NajSw.
Sacrament.

Karol II. kr6l hiszpanski, WYE
chal pewnego razu poWozem, " licz-
nem towarzystwie swoieh dworzan /
szlachty poza miasto Madryt, azeby
sic niece oderwac cd zajee codzien-
nyeh / odpoczae ma miiem i swiezem
powietrzu. Pc drodze spotka4 kapla-
ma, kt6ry wIaSnie zdazai do chore-
go, ubogiego ogrodnika, mieszkaja
eego " dose odleglej wiosee cd mia
sta, azeby go zaopatrzyG ma droge
wiecznosci. Gale towarzystwo owego
kapiana, skiadalo sic z jednego slu-
taeego ~koscielnego ktory trzymal W
reku sIabo plonaca latarnie | szedi
naprzod pred kap}anem. Ma ten wi
dok, kr6l popadl W pewne powatpie-
wanie; zauwazywszy jednak, re ka-
plan idzie wprawdzie ubrany W kom-
De-. ale bez zadnego orszaku, bez o.
toczenia liczniejszeso, sadzif, re ME
niesie Najsw. Sakramentu, ale tylko
zca1a Z oIejem sw. Uklonil sic tylko
I zapytaf uprzejmie, z czem idz1e.
1aledwie dowiedziai sic, Re z Najsw.
gakramentem, otvorzyi natychmiast
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13

modlttwa Zbawiciela. Potem popro-
si1 kap}ana, azeby wszed} do powozu
kt6rego drzwiczki sam zamknal. Ma
stepnie wziawszy do Level reki ka-
pelusz a prawa uchwyciwszy sic ka-
rety, da} znak woznicy, azeby jechal
dalej. TAX wiec z odkryta gfowa,
szedi pieszo tuz PREY powozie przez
Gala droge, az do domu chorego. -
Kiedy wreszcie przybyto ma miejsce,
otworzyf zn6w kr6l karete, podaI re-
Ike kaplanowi / pomogf mu wysiasc,
a sam upadlszy zn6w ma kolana, mo
dill sic / ME powstal ~wczeSniej, az
kap1an przeszedf, "a ktorym szedf
az do mieszkania chorego. Tu zn6w
uklaki i modliI sic przez ca}y czas,
dop6ki kaplan ME zaopatrzyl chore-
go. Potem zblizy{ sic do }oza chore-
20, p~ocieszal go, okazujac mu ser
deczne w~sp6iczucie i skladajac zna-
czna jalmuzne. w koncu, azeby 6w
chory bez klopotu i troski o swCich
m6g{ spokoinie ten SWAT opuscic,
udzielil pozosta}ej c6rce dostateczna
zapomoge. Wreszcie, kiedy kaplan
pozegnal chorego i ~wychodzil, krol
znowu mu ~ofiarowal pow6z i pomogl
mu wejsc z Najsw. Sakramentem.
Sam zas chciai nazad pieszo wracac
/ tylko ma uislne prosby dab sic ma
movie 1 wszedl do innego powozu
TO iedynie z przyczyny uciazliwej dro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13
Z JACKOWA.

- przyszfa niedziele o godz.
7:30 wieczorem, odbedzie sic do
roczny popis dzieci szkolnych W
sail obyw. Warszyhskiego ma ro-
GU Wolfram i Central PIX. ayes.
Doborowy program przygotowa-
iy Siostry Nauczycielki, pc wy
konaniu tegoz m~iejscowy pro-
boszcz K. Jan Zdechlik c. R. wire
czy dyplomy dzieciom kohczacym
6sma klase w tym roku. Jest ma
dzieja, re publicznosc zapeini
szczelnie sale jak i po inne lata,
poniewaz dziecinne wystepy
wszystkim sic bez watpienia podo
baja.
- w przysziy czwartek, w u
roczystost Bozego Gala przysta-
pia dzieci re szkoly sw. Jacka do
pierwszej uroczystej Komunii
Sw., po poludniu zas tego dnia o
godz. $3.50 przystapia tie dzieci ia
ko tez wielu dorosiych do Sakra-
mentu Bierzmowania, kt6rego u.
dzieli JE. X. Biskup McGavick.
Kt6rzy re starszych ME byli je-
szcze Bierzmowani, powinni przy
tel okazyi przystapit do tego Sa-
kramentu.
- Piknik dzieci szkolnych Cd
bedzie sic pod egida Dziewic 2
parafii PREY wsp6}udziale czfon-
kow Klubu rKr. Jana Sobieskicgo.
dnia % czerwca w ogrodzie Kol-
zego; w dzieh zabawy ola dzieci
a wieczorem ola %starszych, jest
vice nadzieja, re wszyscy dobrze
mySlacy parafianie vienna W tel
zabawie udzia} i popra wysilki
podjetc ola dobrej sprawy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13

sw6t pow6z, wyszedi spiesznie, a u
pad1szy ma kolana, uczcii pokorna
81 i zmeczenia jakiego doznai.
Wiesc o tenn zdarzeniu, o tym szla
chetnym postepku kr6la, rozeszia sic
z szybkoscia b}yskawicy pc caiej D
kolicy mn6stwo ludzi tax 2 miast
Jak i z wiosek wysz}o ma spotkanie.
Z%acheceni tym przyk}adem kr6la.
wszyscy r6wniez uczcili zbawiciela
korna modlitwa.
Przybywszy do miasta, wyszedi
kr6l natychmiast re swego powozu i
przyblizywszy sic do tego, gdzie sic
dziaf kap}an, otworzyf drzwi | po-
m6gl mu wysiaSc. Teraz postepowaf
"a kapianem z caiym orszakiem az
do koscio}a sw. Marka, skad, pc O.
trzymanem blogoslawienstwie, udai
sic do swego paiacu wSr6d okrzyku
radosci zgromadzonego ludu,
Otto przyk}ad / zarazem za~wstydze
ME dla tych katolik6w, kt6rzy ma
wet kapelusza ME racza zdjaG pred
Najsw. sakramentem ,kiedy kapian
Go niesie do chorych. Niestety, W tn
teiszych d~zielnicach polskich, wielu
many katolik6w, ktorzy nawet z
drogi ME ustapia, kiedy kaplan ida
"a do chorego z Najsy. Sakramen--
Tom
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13

Glory z~aczynaja sic znacznie u
szczuplac, podtrzymywane pra-
vie jedynie przez starych spiewa
kow, a miodziezy to wcale zauwa
Eye ME MONA, ably sic choc cos
kolwiek piesnia polska intereso--
wala. Wiec ola nowych amatorow
spiewu, beda dawane lekcye zu-
pe}nie darmo przez try miesia-
&c, poczawszy cd 1890 czerwca
az do polowy wrzesnia. Zglaszat
sic MONA kazdego czasu wprost
ma lekcye, ktdre sic odbywaja W
kazdy piatek, cd osmej do 10tej
wieczorem, w sail pnr. 1925 No
bic utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13
q CHICoPEE, MASS.

J6zef Stefanik, lat %, z pnr. 8
Depot ulicy, zosta} zabity prze5 prad
elektryczny. Stefanik lapaf ryoy W
rzece, O ponad jego giowa zwieszaiy
sic druty przewod6w elektrycznych'
dajacych SHE elektryczna do faory-
XII Dwight Manufacturing Co., zarzn
caiac wedke. Stefanik zawadzif MIA
O druty, W kt6re sic wedka zaplata-
Ia, chcac ia wyplatat, dotknaf stalo-
wynn wedziskiem, kt6re trzyma' W
reku - przewodow elektrycznych'
co spowodowaio, Re caiy prad pre-
seed, przez niego, zabijajac go ma
miejscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13
z XII Spiewaczych.
Lekcye spiewu oraz poznawanic
nut "a darmo.

Choir Harmonic No. I ma ostat-
MEM SVEN posiedzeniu uchwali}.
ably przez lato W tym roku waka-
cyl zadnych ME by}o, ale z pod
w6jnq energiq wziqt sic do male.
zytego ksztalcenia sic, oraz krze-
vienna pieSni polskiej. 30 zauwa-
zyc sic dale, IL wszystkie nasze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13


Ksztafcenie sic W spiewie jest
bardzo waznym czynnikiem: ME
tylko, re uszlachetnia, ale i us}uge
dale spoieczeistwu, DO zadna Il,
roczystoSc, obchod Tub manifesto
eva bez spiewu obyc sic ME mo-
ga. A zatem M}odziezy polska:
race poswiecic dwie godziny w ty
godniu ma spiew, a nagroda Gle
czeka wielka.
M. Gaginski,
1141 N. Robey III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13
Ma URocZYsTosC SW. TRoJCY.

Lekcya z listu sw. Pawia do Rzymian, IL. So
So giebokosci bOgactw i m~adroSci i wiado1no-
Sci Bozej....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13

Ewangelia Mat. %, 1870. - onego czasu mo-
vii Jezus uczniom swoim: Dana mi jest wszystka
wiadza. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-13

WVrON GAEst MO-3nEiNlkktoD
DzIDNNIK CHICAGOsKl prsoduJs
Iod wzglsdem doboru 1 tretd AAtS
UaIn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-24

Service Medal, the Croix de Guerre with
Two palms and the Cross of the Legion
.. Honor. He was member of the
Nintn Machine Gun Battalion and dur
ing the Argonne drive. when a battalion
OF the Thirtieth Infantry was held up
py an enemy machine gun nest, Lieut.
brady, acting on his own initiative, led
small party of his men against the
machine gun position, stopped their fire,
captured seven officers and Linety men
and enabled the advance to 20 on.
Lieut. w. T. Fits, Company II. Thirty
eighth Infantry, who lives In Knoxville,
Tenn. was another decorated officer who
returned on the transport He received
the British Military Cross for going back
through q German barrage to warn some
British tanks In the rear that their
rangehnding was faulty and that they
We're firing on American troops.
The Third Battalion Of the Thirtleth
Infantry arrived on the Sol Navis, q
new ship making her FIRST voyage. Both
the soldiers and the crew complained
that the food served on the voyage left
much to be desired as to both quality
and quantity. Major Carol e. Nelson.
IN command Of the troops, and Lieut..
II A. Auringer, the ship's pay officer,
asserted that the trouble lay in the fact
mat the men did not know good food
when they got II. and offered in evil
dence several menus. including pretty
much every kind OF food that can be
Kept In Ice boxes. The men, however,
insisted that their diet had consisted
almost exclusively of hot dogs.
The Huron. bringing the First Bat
talon Of the Fourth Infantry and the
Seventh Motor Transport Casual Com
pany. a total of 1.471 men, arrived late
yesterday afternoon.
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GREAT NORTHERN OFF
FOR PACIFIC SERVICE
With Sister Ship She VIII Be
IN Regular Run.

With the sailing for San Francisco
yesterday of the army transport Great
Northern announcement was made that
this big ship and her sister craft. the
Northern Pacific, were to be used per-
manently In the transport service on the
Pacific. The Northern Pacific will follow
TO tho west coast in about six weeks and
both vessels will make the passage
through the Panama Canal.
Their regular route will be from San
francisco to Honolulu. Manila, vladivo-
stok and thence to Nagasalxi. Guam,
Honolulu and San Francisco. When the
American forces are brought out OF ST.
IBERIA they will come on these craft,
which have made an unusual record in
the transport service to and from
France. They will be able to make the
trip from 2an Francisco to Manila In
fifteen days, thus improving the mail
service between those ports.
The Great Northern and Northern Pa
cine were purchased by the army from
the Great Northern Railroad Company
at the outbreak OF the war. They were
among the largest ships on the Pacific
and are oil burners.
During the war both were in the trans
port service between New York and the
French ports. generally sailing in COM
pany of one another and the Leviathan.
The Great Northern holds the record for
the passage between Sandy Hook and
Brest
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FRENCH RAIL RULE
HOLDS UP CARONIA
Emigrants' Baggage Weighed
to Conform With Scale
Set in Europe.

The sailing of the Cunard liner
Caronia was delayed three hours yes
terday because q ruling of the French
railroad administration made it neces-
sary to weigh all the luggage of the
1900 steerage passengers bound for
Italy by way OF the northern French
ports Owing to the congestion Of the
direct lines to the Mediterranean many
residents of southern Europe returning
to their homes have been making the
journey via France, and Just before the
Cunarder sailed yesterday officials OF
the line were informed that all baggage
in excess OF sixty-hve pounds carried
by the returning emigrants would have
to be weighed and the excess collected
in advance.
Among the cabin passengers on the
liner were Prince Andrea Boncompagni.
returning to Rome for a short stay.
William Mulligan, head of the war
activities of the Knights of Columbus
who came back from Europe only ten
days ago, sailed with his wife and son
on a trip to France, the occupied terri
tory IN Germany and Poland. He will
close the work of the orders secretaries
whore they are no longer needed and
will organize the work OF the 500 men
who were sent to Poland at the request
Of Premier Paderewski.
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TO BE TRIED p
FOR GRAFT IN NAVY
Additional Reserve Officers
Who Had Safe Jobs InuoIued.

Several Naval Reserve officers who
obtained bomb proof jobs in the Third
naval district during the war are to be
called for trial as soon as the court
martial of Harry Erlanger. a former
Ensign. ends at the New York Navy
Yard, It developed yesterday. Erlanger
IL accused of conspiring with Lieut.. B. j.
Ellert by presenting to Mrs. Ellert a
5000 fur coat to insure promotion from
the grade OF chief yeoman to Ensign.
Louis C. Haggerty. a lawyer. of 1877
East Seventy-first street, changed yes
terday testimony which he gave at the
eourt-martial Friday, when he denied
that he had told Erlanger he would be
recalled from the reserve list to active
service II he did not sign confession
According to his latest recollection, mo
such statement was made to him." The
trial will be resumed tomorrow.