The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1917, Page 7

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Capitol 870 erm a Pos re ae Salat; GERMANS LOSEI5000 STOCKHOLM, May 22—Grow » That’ s Toll Taken by French i in Two Days)’ ing popular ané official re By HENRY WOOD » advance against Germany, due to recent ois Hes * Mas bye go losseé of Swedish ships by subma- with THE FR i ARMIES importan t | rines, was intensified today by am iy PHE FIELD 4 a i Te nouncement that the steamers ; : eri Lizzie, Goeta and Kaell had been : néed | captured en route betwee : i. : and Finland. Presumab’ “ " ear Sees | man vessels which mad rn : | tre took the shipa into : ; martes y 0 1 their disposition was not 4 k can Pe ss oe a . The figures a re ern and we you value your watch, let quarters if s mysell since apace repair it. Next Liberty the | sesinol Oap} | atre —(Advertisement ) eeared ah skin | tory a BRAZILISON ALICE BRADY Today In Dynamite Homes to Stop Atlanta Fire Pike tthe regular use of 7%. m. little Resin me Resir« Ointme: d adjoining alle “ Stop Those Losses path of the flame: PAINLESS | flame to leap great distances ahead lof the main fire wind, burning st Lashed b uctures sent show CROWNS $5-9° | EXTRACTION SYNTHETIC -60 in khaki or fireman prone on the PAGE 7 MAY 22, 1917. INDIAN WON'T _ LET SON 60 19 FIGHT GERMANS | Old Indian | George Indian Bella f came to Se attle Monday to get his 15-year But en over tho a | Henry, a King member of the Ha tribe, old son out of the army foned in a great at that looked as his wife had made it out of some of the wool from his own sheep at Race Rock, Canada, Henry visited Fort Lawton, the police station and the mayor's office before he got the papers that released the boy, who had Joined the army and was at | Fort Lawton | Then Henry took # late boat ne ure on exhibit a leurlo shop the w front an ¢ tha | musew | He saya od at }t wh cost of « at Ra Re In he at fe s t ifi a and jetaa of th on A t him 6 pou h e uses of « ndle the 8 a le , Th jboy § t La end USE OF SCHOOLS BY COMMUNITY CLUBS UP BEFORE BOARD Whether shall be “free elvic centers as they are in many | | | | | Seattle's | | cities, is again before the board | used as schools of education. By a vote of 2 to 3 the board Monday night re- fused to permit the Walling- ford Community club the free use of Lincoln high school on certain nights at actual ex pense. Afterward it referred Superintendent further the matter to Cooper for | tion. } An Investiga kK said #he should na Lou t the se | he room The r did | The actual expense for lights and janitor is about $2.50. The school board wants $10 FATTY ARBUCKLE his greatest comed ‘THE BUTCHER BOY NOW PLAYING We absolmtely guarantes the §=R10 DE JANEIRO, May 22 ah . - ; Q us 21 Tablets to stop losses ‘ oor. |SA¥ed more tt he yuld carr “_ ee weskalan or we will re | Brazil may lare war on Ge Dynamite Beautiful Homes turn your money. By mail, $1.00 y. Buch s course bythe) Acres of beautiful homes were} box; 6 for $5.00. a predic l lown from their foundations in the| RIGHT DRUG CO, officials today.) 12-hour fighting Seattie nterest was ma re fighting apparatus from the inet: Paves Trews ext of a special mes-| neighboring 8 a which President | service, and today cont ed w jd be tran be | he blaze quick apread to nl} building D as tin babes KERENSKY AT FRONT °°") 0%3,°")00" whiet Unti rushed north and northeastward on Wednesday PETROGRAD. May 22, Min th sofa gale Night Only ter of War a Marine Kerensky nthe alarm reach re left the capital today for a brief |department much apparatus and s visit to Finland From there ma men were already ovt fight will go to the front Hia visit with | ne tw her ares This hand the troops is to explain the exact | capped the department and gave government situation and to ur the fire its start. them to unyielding efforts against Cuts Wide Swath Germany A gpath of ruins six bloc wide ee and 24 blocks in length, extends dada: OR from Decatur st. to Vedado tien and way. Included in the swath are in the Play te ine ashes of cottages and of mansions that mede PLAT ALL WORK ints Furrtes of wind whic h sprang up him famous | minutes, fanne he blaze to unmanageable A 0 | ABSOLUTELY 4, fury. The gales caused tongues of THE the VIRGINIAN FREE EXAMINATION ers of sparks to envelop vast SILVER OO | — TU ADAY Scores of firemen, soldiers and SRAND FILLINGS j COMING & civilians were overcome. It wa 4 NO CHARGE FOR no uncommon sight to see a man MS Heveeg A resolution asking clubwomen of t to do n their pow a the b irivers and owne lte continue in business, wad adopt On Convenient CREDIT TERMS y the King County Legislative ederation Monday afternoon. ‘The esolution was introduced by the/ff Seattle Civic I rovement cluat a Chairmen of ittees were ap. e re-ele pres ) Local extension i ¢ Retty nd sanitation, Ida M. Levi: | for Martin Mrs. 7 eld; edu: §f ation, Donna E. subdivi fon: lucation Mar: ] L. Sti Alice Mau Vahib Mra yew, Emp vod, Rev Wilhelmina Mc c eral bills, Emily Peters baieinions, Mya: ai, 3; Carrigan, [il Mr P, Mayfield, Edith Levi Mr W. McKinney, Mrs. T. J | | Littlefield; he economics, Mary Mre N i Mra Kate J hs ‘STATE WOULD HANG MRS. RENA MOONEY SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.— The state is determined to de if Mrs. Rena Mooney, on trial here, convicted of complicity in the preparedness parade dynamiting of July 22 fast. This was today, when the state, in exam HER CH’: pavement while ministering fel- | FILLINGS pL": a gi ge REX BEACH'S fers’ auinavarsé. to. sapohetiogs GOLD 00 WORK 1G 7 jg] nim Gongs of hurrying am — . DONE rth bulances mingled with the inces . uuincs $1: sant clang. of thé ire’ The Georgia Natio d, the er Than “The Spollers” l infantry and the men JOHN HAMRICK Electr P inl 5 Dentists aad 7 from the officers’ reserve camp gt SECOND & UNIVERSITY Fort McPherson did valiant wor 0 al i) in fighting the blaze, rescuing im 15c Children 5c CLEMMER THEATRE 105! Pike St, 8 E. 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