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New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
The LandWehr
Give Way

On the dot of $50, after a ter
rifle bombardment Of three hours
by every gun that could be mus
tered, the infantry dashed into the
attack, through trees, morasses,
brush and swamp. The I'd Land
wehr Division gave way before the
"Fighting Tailors," who, in spite
of dense fog, found the passages
cut through the barbed wire by the
guns.
That first day the division en-
countered only the weakest sort of
resistance, the guns having pounded
the German defences to powder.
That night the division, after a
period of machine gun sniping on
the 307th's right, established its
line north of the Four de Paris
Carr des Meurissons Road.
The attack was resumed next
day. The 307th encountered the
first stubborn resistance from the
heights above Rau de la Fue aux
Charmes, where the Germans had
established strong points Uttered
with machine guns in nests extend
ing along the entire Bagatelle pla-
teau.
These machine gun nests, able to
converge their fire, were depended
upon by the Germans to halt the
77th and permit the artillery to
shoot it to pieces. The men plunged
on through dense tangles of under
brush, striving to reach a foe they
could not see, but whose fire was
reaching them on lines previously
laid out. On the right of the
American line B and K COM
panies of the 3O6th Infantry, scram-
bling down into a dark forest
ravine before daylight, came upon
village of German dugouts which
had been only recently vacated.
Passing through this, they went up
the opposite slope, but were halted
by enemy wire. While scouts We're
examining this wire a red rocket
went up and the Germans turned
loose a hurricane of metal. Showers
of grenades came over, while ma
chine guns swept the entire area.
The Americans hugged the ground
for fifteen minutes. Then the fire
suddenly ceased and through the
darkness came calls in English.
Come on!' A scout later found
that sergeant and six men of B
Company had wormed their way
through the wire and captured two
enemy machine guns.
This brought the Americans uD
to the German trench system. They
leaped in and lined the parapet for
the counter attack, which was not
long in coming.
1t was initiated with shower of
grenades, which the 77th called
potato mashers. The American
automatic rifles soon stopped that.
however, and the Germans retired
again. They tried flank attack
and succeeded in regaining por-
ton of the trench on the left, from
which position were heaved in a
large number of grenades. The
Americans rushed and the Germans
fled before the bayonet. Later thev
tried a trick. Forty of them ad-
vanced, with arms overhead, CRYING
"kameradw The Americans ceased
fire, whereupon the Germans threw
in more grenades, inflicting a large
number of casualties. Then thew
turned and fled, the American
chaucats. however, moving them
down as they ran.
Both the 153d and 154th briuades
advanced steadily during the next
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
On the Train
Once More

Once more they bonrded train and
steamed away to Garden City. A
phalanx OF relatives was Whiting to
rush thep. But tina glances of the
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
Them:

The marhers who gathered
morning peaceable
OF young could be- They
ana talked about everything the
snow was to begin waited patiently their
ordersFrom The NeV York Tribune of September
after the parade daftees
frst contribution to the National Arng.
Now:
II think had opportunity
to the President the feeling
when think the services rendered by this division
that felt the pride
the composing this that
sentatves of all the which make the population
City New could
of the the 'front.' his would swell
did mne and that the markers the dead bore the
characteristic the cosmopolitan
posedevery them
of all he had to his Americanzaon Major
General Robert Alexander commander of the
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

vance party, which arrived home
several weeks ago, tried the bed
that night, and was evacuated as
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

they left an officers bed neatly
made. Lieutenant Colonel Douglas
commander of the ad-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04
BY Bertram Plinitz

of the unmilitary catechisms quickly
evolved by the men. Antony saluted
his eyes with four fingers of his right
hand, placing his thumb point on his
temple, like child "pledging allie
giance to the fap"
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

II n OW many people have said
to you to-day, 81 am not
u "A going to buy any Victory
New-York tribune., 1919-05-04

American sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
START WAR ON
SMOKE CLOUDS
Chicago Is Planning on
Clearer Skies

CHICAGO. Marca - with the
clouds Of war must 30 she clouds of
smoke sullying America, larger
cities
This was the verdict today Of
Chicago city officials ami oosl deal.
srs They expcc' ,nsir drc.sion 10
be followed by their colleagues all
over the country
With "smokelsss+ coal nov avail
able. Chicago rat'cipate- cl"srcr
skies and cleaner 'hirt fronts. Deaf
ers say ''~mok 'lcss' 6 els are 10
much demanded that Chicago may
have trouble in getting as much as
she wants.
Chicago. according 10 city off
Gals, now oompel- the installation
81 a new type u furnace. IL VIII
aid In the eiiminAtio1 Of smoke.
Several large cities have announe'
ed that. with the return 90 Liore IA
yorabl- conditions. ths smoke IN
speetor will regain lost power. Chi
cago already has announced inten'
ton of enforcing ner smoke ord
nancea more ristdly.
Dealers said today shipments of
coal had started and that the sum
mer buyer would be well cared for.
There will be no Ehortags this year.
and -cros- your fingers--,hs price IL
somewhat lower
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Public to Witness
Real Wedding at
the Palace Hip

friaAy evening. az the close 81 the
- Ont show AZ the raisoe Hip. Har
- cowgu. member % tire Sla;ko
Lance Revue troupe. viii be mar.
RED ruoiicly ON the saags TO n non
r-ofs s,iciial. Miss bei.e Biun. OF
Portland.
Tire audience Of patrons ~ 10 wit.
ess the ceremony. ana the couple
will be attended by mrms-ers Of the
vaudeville troupe.
The ceremony viii bc performed
BIZ a justice OF the peace
Cowar 10 the son OF L<.ts Cowan.
a Philadelphia contractor and build.
-. aid the couple viii remasn with
;.at company. OF when c.swan l. n
member. OF their eastward Journey.
az uee conclusion of which they will
80 10 Philadelphia. wher~ a religious
ceremony win bc celebrated. The
wedding on Friday takes place n.
the result Of a dare msde by other
performers on the bill cowan is a
,ioiinist. and has been on the stage
with the same company for four
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
BRITISH PLAN
OCEAN FLIGHT
SecretIy-Built Plane May
Start in Few Days

LONDON. March ~ The British
have taken first steps toward max
INK a transatlantic aifpiane flight
The Mail announces that secretly
built ais horsepower plane. with a
pilot and navigator. has been shipped
Co -. Johns, y. y. to start from
there within n few days on a voy.
age over the Atlantic The pilot ~
understood 20 be Harry g. Hawker.
an Australian. with wide experience
In long distance nonstop flying
Comma nd.r Mackenzie Girve ia be.
ing sent along as navigator.
The fiigh, is being planned from
Newfoundland to Ireland because of
the favorable wind. which. at this
season OF the year. blows strongly
from vest 90 east al certain aiii-
tude The British contestants he
ileve this gale will aid greatly In
making the proposed flight sue.
cess.
ON trials about the coast 81 Eng
land. the airplane has made remark.
able records. Il was learned. con
yincing the hackers Of this effort
that Il win he q success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Loses Trousers;
Wilkin 10 Suing
Walker D.. Hines

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. March
~ lie biames Walker ID. Hines.
J. l. wiikin. president Of the WI
kin.fiale state bank. returning from
Fort Worth. Texas. stirred. rubbed
his eyes. rolled over and reached for
his trousers
The Pullman porter DIDN'T know
either. The conductor shook his
head so when wiIkin finished his
mile and a half or unusual travel
thru Oklahoma City streets. he vas
decidedly halfsui,ed To cover dis.
crepancies and exposure. he brought
ss.eoa suit. lie says Hines ought
TO pay even II he didn't see the
show.
Also. he mentions diamond
stickpin and other valushlcs that
aus; him "a cold as the pants
The suit Ia pending in district
court here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Dancing Contests
on Palace Hin Bill

A new vaudeville program. in ad.
dition to which will be "A series of
dancing contests for amateurs on
Thursday and Friday nights. will
open at the Palace Hip Thursday.
Charles Willard and company will
head the vaudeville program in a ru.
raj comedy. "A Durn Good Reason"
Willard Is an actor and comedian
who has appeared in Seattle many
times and has popular following
here. his speciality being rube char
acters.
Educated bears. dogs and monkeys.
under the direction OF Charles
smith. formerly in charge OF
the Ringing Bros. menagerie. will
do new line OF tricks. Other acts
are the Two Lilies. pair OF young
girls who sing and dance. and the
Two Cartons. pantomime acrobats.
The added attraction will be the
holdover OF 'Slatkos Revue" II Is
In connection with this act that the
dancing contests will take place. The
contestants viii be given the assist
ance OF partners from amon- mem.
bers OF the Revue troupe. tho prizes
will only go to the ama;uers who
dance with them. Prizes win be
awarded according TO the applause
OF the audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Municipal League
Conducts Drive

The Municipal league IL now In
the midst Of postwar Membership
Drive The campaign ~ being con.
daeird by a committee consisting Of
Executive Secretary Harry u. Mel.
son. jam~s r. LAWYER. James A.
iiairht. 4. r. Criffiths and e. r.
Rogardas assisted by a large number
CT active eAmpaigners.
'fhs city taking over the street car
lines and other projects has caused
greater Interest than ever In mn,
ricipal affairs and the purpose Of
the Municipal league - to study and
advise upon all questions in order TO
produce better more efficient and
economical civic government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
League to Teach
Health to Riddles

Seven thousand grammar school
pupils OF seattle and King county
have been enrolled In the health cru.
rads movement launched by the Anti.
Tuberculosis hague. with the coop
Grafton Of the school board.
In order to win the rewards, the
Children are pledged 20 such things
az clean faces. clean hands. ears and
teeth. fresh air, exercise. lots Of
heai,hfui play and avoidance Of the
wrong kinds 81 food. and receive
merits according to their fidelity 10
these ideals. This health teaching
Is given to all pupils UP 10 the eighth
vgrade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

The end labels shown az top are accepted It zoe
eaeh On these molds. II they bear the name Logan
bessy, Pineapple. Lime or Mint Labels from other
znvoSs count for l0c EACH
An mods are pure aluminium.
lndividual Dessert Mods as pictured are valued
<at loe each. They come in assorted styles. Sig
~ tIsem will serve . full package Of Jihy-Jen.
Dend labels for as many - you want
! Vagstabie Salad Mold - Style Dis valued at
IL lt holds . six-portion salad-one pint-made
'0ilb Lime Jidy-Jen and vegetables mixed in. The
~ fluctuations mark our six individual servings
Fruit Salad Mold = Style E-holds . one-pint
'1ossess made with one paeksge OF JiAy-Jeh The
49, = Sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

like Style AZ top. 1t serves full package OF
Jfy-J ell. Value Soc.
Pint Dessert Moid-Style c-is huted like Style
At top. II serves full package. Value, soc.
State in the coupon the molds you want. Send
labels per offer to the value as stated.
For instance, three labels worth zoe each on this
offer will bring six Individual Dessert Molds. But
il takes six labels worth 10e each.
You can send labels TO pay for all the molds you
want. II your grocer Is out Of the havors you
want, you can send the labels next week. II
you prefer not to send labels. send groeers sales
slip, showing amount Of your y-Jell purchase
and the havors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
SEEK HUSBAND
As MURDERER
Detectives Continue Hunt
for Or. wilkins

MiNEoLA. y. " March ~
Charles Weeks. district attorney Of
Nassau county. today went before
the grand jury 10 seek an indict
men, sEains, Or W. X wilkins.
for the murder Of his wife. on Feb
ruary ~.
The Nassau county police force
has been augmented by IS New York
city policemen and several private
detective agencies in the search for
Dr. wilkins. missing since Sunday
last
A watch Is being kept at railroad
stations and steamship piers In New
York city. In the belief that wilkins
might attempt TO leave the country.
No trace 81 hts whereabouts has
been found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

TACOMA March William
Arid. formerly with the sist division.
has been appointed lieutenant col
cnei. and transferred to the ssth
division. He viii become military
governor OF one 81 occupied Ger.
man towns In the Rhine district.
Lieut.. Col. Arid has received the
Distinguished Service medal and the
Croix De Guerre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
COAL MEN ASK
SHORTER DAY
Five-0ay Week and New
Wage Are Urged

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 10.
Wage demands 20 DO made by the
coal miners Of America az their next
conference with the operators were
TO be formulated today by suboon-
mittee Of the general policies com
mittee. which opened a meeting In
Indianapolis yesterday. to decide ON
future action regarding labor condi'
tons.
Three fundamental principles on
which the subcommittee IL working
were laid down by President Frank
J. Hayes. In addressing the policies
committee. which IL composed Of 200
mine workers representatives, from
all over the country. They are;
six hour day. fiveday week
and a substantial Increase In III. cx.
isting wage scale.
CHICAGO. March is.--Coal oper-
a,ors here today saw In the discus
sion By the United Mine Workee
policy committee OF shorter working
days and weeks and naturalization
Of mines. NJ indianapolis yesterday,
the following possible results:
Employment OF all workers. thus
solving 90 some extent the employ
ment question
A step toward internati0naiism Of
miners. a- advocated at the recent
London conference
Possible federal control OF mines
Officials OF the Williams County
Coat Operators association. covering
Illinois and Indiana. said today
they had not formally considered the
principles outlined by Frank i.
Hayes. president Of the mine work
efm Some such program had been
expected By the Chicago operators
they said They claimed 10 have seen
an International movement spread
Ing
There was some doubt among
them a. To the sincerity of American
coal miners in their effort for ma
tionaiixs ton. This plank. IL Was b..
iieved found its way into the plat
form thru a wish 10 be in line with
their British brothers.
Association officials estimated one
half Of the Illinois miners now are
Idle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
PlCKPOCKET RETURNS
$4,000 BOND LOOT

NEW YORK. March is.--Detec-
tiyes are investigating the return OF
si4.oo0 worth of securities received
at police headauarters in regis.
tered letter.
An unsigned note requested the Sc
curities be returned TO their lawful
owners.
Investigation disclosed that the Sc
curities were the property OF Post
a Flag. % Wall ST. A pickpocket
took them from one OF the firms
messengers. after he had made a de-
livery of bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Woman Arraigned
~ Piclkpocket

Mabel Norris known IN Seattle as
Mabsl Peterson. was arraigncd be.
fose Presiding Judge Boyd J. Tali-
IAN. ruesday. and pleaded not
guilty. 70 the charge OF picking a
peeketbook containing - from Ma.
~ HUN ~ the Bon Marche.
M Peterson is alleged TO have
oe<n previously convicted u rohhing
apartment houses. but received u
es1&oensle<l sentence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19

Frank OLrary, 40. and n. Rob
erts. 81. shipfsttcr and clerk. are held
in the city Jail Tuesday. charged
with attempted robbery. Tn. pair
are alleged TO have secured $50 by
strong arm" methods from W. Trae.
g.r. Perrin hotel. at First and
Marion. near midnight Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
SECRET Is OFT

ANITA, Iowa. March Secret
marriages win out. I.yell r. Had;ey
knows II today. He was married in
1916 and 'twould still be- a secret
had not his wife filed suit for III
vorce today. Ncn-suppo,s Is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Spring Finds Need for
Neu Table Linen

All linen damask by the yard
dependable quality. which VIII
wear well and launder with .
beautiful satin-like finish Very
moderately priced.
At $3.50 Per Yard
-~se-inch width. spot with stripe
border and conventional stripe
pattern.
At S2.75 Per Yard
--e-inch width in stripe and
Fiear DE- Las. carnatian. rose. dot
md stripe and tulip design.
At $500 Per Yard
---a-inch width. spot and scroll
design. rose and Grecsan stripe.
satin stripe with basket border.
and pretty chrysanthemum designs
At $3.50 Per Yard
---2-inch width. satin stripe with
rleur de Lis border: poppy and
wide satin stripe. tulip. rose and
shamrock. chryssnthemum and
Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Ne,c Stockings to
Match That Frock

--McCalium's silk stockings:
very fine quality all silk
full fashioned: heavy weight:
black only. Pair. -00.y8
Fancy Lace Stockings OF
all pure thread silk. full
fashioned fancy lace ailk
boot Black cordovan. a5I-
Yer. medium gray and taupe.
Pair .--------..--- 49,
Boot Silk Hos. Of fine
quality. seamless. and Of
medium weight in black.
white. cosdovan and Palm
Beach Pair .el.eo
--chiidren's Socks New
shipment OF chtidren's fancy
top half hose. Pair .......
........ soe. sSr So -
Girls Cotton Stockings
Medium weight cotton.
seamless. in black and white.
Sizes ! to 10. Pair. ..
...........3 Sc. or ) for ol.oo
Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
You Need Them

You need these real-fruit danties this season.
Everybody needs fruit daily Here you get il in the finest
form at very little Learn what il means to YOU
Accept the offers make below. It will introduce
finest aavors you. After that you
will serve Jffy- Jell in form at least
three times weekly. And you will know
O delight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Neac Handles for Hand Bags

NeiC Handles for Hand Bags
to the complete
handles Priced ~
handles silver color combinations priced
- Erase -Pster Co. First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Also Salads

Lime-frut favor makes tart green salad jell Serve
with your salads mix the salads in before cooling Or
mix in meat scraps and make delicious meat loaf
Mint favor makes garnish iell. rich in fresh-mnt
favor. Serve with roast lamb cold meats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Women's Auto Gdngstlet
GLores. $40 q Par

sol, cuff. strap wrist. soft. pill
able cape skipr. IN brown. tan
ana gray For fprtuE driving
fair .ss...-~s..sss hS--sS
---Firet Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
GlOUos TO Satisfy
EUery Desire

We are showing a complete
line Of new gloves for spring
Gloves which have been off the
market for many months are
now in stock ana moderately
priced
--Women's strap wrist leather.
elite Gloves. can be washed IN
soap and water. worn for street
and dress wear. Colors white.
gray and chsmois: pair 49,. SEA-
Complete showing Of women =
z-ciasp wasbable ghanofsette
Gloves ...... me. st.oy ssa LIS
In black. white. pongse. cham
oiss graz. pearl and mode.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Fraser-RatersonCo.
second and Universally Phone Main IN
Charming Display Of New Wraps

The Seasons FoUorite Garments Are Here IN the
New Styles and Men Materials
Dolman cape and coatee styles-some have the loose,
full sleeve others with just the armhoe sleeve ef
fects Made of evora. svertp. Bolivia, crystal CLOTH
trcotne. Poiret twills and serges neatly trimmed IN
braid fringe and fancy stitching. very complete
showing at $500, 90, $4,000 and $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-19
Fruit Essences Sealed in Glass
12Zc Per Dinner

TyJel in proper color and calculated
You simply add boiling then the favor from
cool One package six people mold you whip
jel- all for 1917 Think of rich
less than . fruitless pudding And the fla
give variety
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-29

n t4pItai steel fthafffbad ~ ~ rsth Ne
araTszafe ~ Witch shall h. ~ ~aunuHi
WITH which The corporation ahsii commsnee
lnInfta arc a. faIIoesf
WILLIAM n WALTON sa2 John
- Alsqusrgus. Ns~ hsaics
snw snn b HbRdAS so iska
S'io51 's .s.s s.- .'s,'' ,,ooo
NAB y WALT0S. sl1 loha
~ tiiagn-rgns Ns- hsttto.
WI
The fiar- To- ~hieh thls eerporsfien shall
esi.s shall bs swsnt{,tys t2a) year..
The osmss Of The hismbsrs % the Hoard
~ Director fof the first thfrs months ~
ter ipeeporftion ARE A. fUliawat
WILLIAM X WALTON EDWARD ~
nOKOAN sad MAE y WALTON
IN WITNESS WHfREOf ~ have here-
ur,e sst orr hands aud .sAls this sfd day
% November. 1919
WM. n WALTON (sesIl
EDWARD u HOH0AN fsselJ
MAI D. WALTON (seaiJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-29

aity. white the ifotise bln fixes ,has
amount as y minimum.
The question ~ awarding coal
leases is under dispute. The senate
bin provides that lenses should be
awarded IN order OF appiicat The
house hill gives The secretary dis
ereuouep power - IN ihe matter OF
award.
The houss bill provides that coal
prospecting permits Tor two years
aud covering not more than 2.boo
arfca ~ coal H. found The permlttee
viii be entitled to lease all or any
mart Of Tho land. Provision for the
advertising Of the proposed deassr
must be published for 40 days In To-
cal county newspapers.
Provision tor the increase Of conl
holdings and the acquis ito Of adj
dltionai land are Identical In both
bills. The house bill provides for
the sale OF coal to municipal cotpo-
rations Tor resale to the people. The
senate bill provides for the Issue Of
permits for the use OF GOAL BY indi-
Viduals and municipal corporations.
Provision for control Of phoa-
pilates re practically Identical In
both bills. The house bill omlta the
provision that land must be w com
pact form not larger than two and
pne-haif miles In width. Suspension
Of lease operation Is limited 10 six
months In the house bill.
The senate bill provides that leases
may be held by aliens. only when
provision h made that the president
may take over gnd operate lease. The
house bill prohibits aliens holding
leases unlers their own country PER
ms siiHilur rights.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-29

spurs. trans. tunnels aud other facilities
required OF necessary 10 develop any min
ms claims o. property 80 acquired
".
TIE corporation. shall. In additian 10 the
powers herslnbefors enumerated, have and
possess ali rights powers and privilege
given 10 corporations By common law "a sue
and b. sued. % borrow money and secure
the psYmen. 81 the same by notes, mort.
CAGES. bond or deeds ~ trust upon ~ real
hr personal property IN rent, lease, pur.
chase, avn. hold. Kell and convey such real
estate and peuunri property a. may be
necessary aud prnrer Tor the accomplish.
ment ~ the ohiects and purposes u aaid
Incorporation.
The authorized capital stock % the cor
n%oraiion with which the corporation begins
business u twenty thnuEAnd dollars tf2n..
0Ool. divided into two hundred shares q
the par value Of one hundred dollar, each
tttOO 00l.
The names sni pnst-office addresses of
The ineorperators aud he number Of shares