The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-04

1<X441E E18 showing tnc Wuftu
1>nen6ay how TO celebrate tho
Four1h
Enrade. picnics. pageant. ora
eory. rnces. band concerts. field
rpogtn. contests gaIere--alf the
oHze honored forms Of cctebrs-
olnn are on the program. In sd-
1l11pn 10 the thrilling sham bat
q ~ md mammoth Sis.ooo fro
WuFlxn display put ON Mt the
GoA1lum In the evening by the
Anoerican Legion.
Gcuse reIebrnfion? You said II.
ne be>t everi
A. : matter OF fact the Fourth
1onnn a. the Third this year. Ask
~ city street cleaners.
Monday was Sailors day. and
~ eoba from the Pacific fleet we're
11vited IN take possession or the
eown- They accepted the invitation
u>cs11ly- she vas took
H1sked h squads At tho possoffics
"a eehsg downtown corners. the
en<AGG1astio gobs fired dynamite
er1c1orn with such effect that Jack
Qom0osy would have thought no had
uolo = mistake and visited Europe
V&f1o the war was on
hut the Pacific fleet boys aren't
~ only ones In town. Conttrgents
- 1oil0rs from Bremerton were
DFeesnt IN force.
.
Soldiers from Fort Lawton and the
ether forts up the sound. and from
Camp Lewis. brought their share Of
njory and music. Twenty-six bands
were lined up for the parade.
y Crew Of tbs flagship California has
challenged the Idaho TO cutter race,
- decide finally the race which the
Idaho oarsmen won on q mooted foul
1art before the fleet kft San Fran.
'eisco.
Several persons remarked
Monday that the ships Of the
Oeet were riding higher than
ueuaL This was due. not alone
- The fact that nearly 5000 men
Were ashore. but TO the fact that
81, 100 walked off he ships
with the sailors. The ghost
walked for the gobs Monday.
It's work for the bluejackets after
the Fourth Admiral r w. Eberie,
commander-in-chIef Of the fleet, In
expected to return from the national
capital July is 20 supervise a pro.
gram Of gunnery and tatical ever
cises.
Scores OF loyal seatfieites loaded
their autos to the guards. Monday
and Tuesday. and showed tho sailor
men about our town.
shes n right town.
That's the verdict Of tho navy
boys.
At Christensen's hall Tuesday
night the navy uniform viii admit a
COB. his lady and chaperon.
The $50 co1ored sailors Of the fleet
viii be entertained at the Renton
Hill clubhouse at D. m.
The Indians.
Quickly the little emIgrant
train wheels its wagons into y
circle. The Redskins close In.
Their fire Is returned. and many
bite the weIi-known dust.
Loud cheers, Tho cavniry
0oshcs up. r~1ting the attackers
and all h web.
All this win seyur at the Sta
alum tonight. Ssmbers Of tho
Washington rionrers' society
Will provide the emigrant train,
the Improved Order Of Redskins
will attack, and the rescue win
be effected by troop OF cavalry
from Camp Lewis.
The great sham battle. The Storm.
ing OF Montfaucon," VIII provide
real thrills. II n promised. Watch
the tanks 20 over the top!
Reliable report has II that when
Miss Evelyn Atkinson, the Queen of
Liberty. and her fair attendants were
presented with a floral key to the
city" by Mayor Edwin J. Brown. the
latter completely lost his powers OF
fluent conversation. For once DOC"
eidnt make a speech.
please tell the people that
there are no telephones from Sc
attic To the battleships," says G.
w. Wilcox, IN charge Of Y. NJ g.
A. headquarters at Pier I. "a
lot Of people seem To think they