The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1917, Page 5

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The « not for show, b forte ts her membe STAR—THURSDAY, Ni PAGE 5 1, 1917, © “Rattalion of Death,” orgar an womer cor and have the backi FIRST STAGE OF CADORNA DRAWS SOCIALISTS ARE ITALIAN FIGHT | UP LINES FOR UNDER FIRE IN NEAR ATHAND BATTLE SHOCK NEW YORK FIGHT . od reas Leased Wire By United Press teased Wire WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—The LONDON, Nov. 1—Lines for great battle of the Northern the alldecisive battle of the Italian plaine awinging into | Italian plains were being the first ges of its crisis to- drawn rapidly today. Gen. Ca day. With Von Mackenzen’s dorna skilfully conducted hosts now within range of the his retreat; his forces are | Tagliamento | points, Gen, Cadorna must soon banks of the Tagilamento riv indicate { along that line. Cadorna apparently {* attempting | German command in Only here today ‘ Cables indicate tf Italians are nd . making a desperate effort to out tire flank the German brigades, taking Ge errain to halt and cor he ad vance of the Teutons It now believed the high point, in the fighting will not be reacted before Nov. 7 or 8 It in| i 1 the stru 1 be | Htaltan r ate progress Nov ine he F first great onfer-|,, rang America <f @ invading As @ result of Germany's «tr guns. 7 against Italy, a now war pre © ari must b out at this i ire ence For |} laid on the we Complete plans It Assistants’ union held their ann “JAPAN CANT jb aly out of It attaches here Fifteen hundred friends of the Seattle all river areat inf ing given out thru mation ts be me days been a growing beltef amon || tary representatives ¢ |too much tmporta front fe aly members and at Dreamland night or at some bis plan of defense t p the Germans mw France next spring ing massed along the flooded | er; the AustroGerman ad | vance has already slowed up ‘appreciably and the situation for Italy appeared slightly bet greatest menace to Italian safety ind there has guns brought on gune—indicat reinfore he confer patter Cooks | | | | th ni the world « a en store. It acta w tastes nice, and ¢ “Pape’s Cold ends colds and grippe in USE TROOPS IN Ry United Press Compound” CHICAGO, it ie not only a physical impossibility, but inadvisable for Japan to a few hours send her armies to the Euro two hours n three doses goes and niaery broken. It promy logged-up nostril |ages of the head; charge or nose dache, dull he Don't stay at blowing and Take “Pape's Cold th nuffling fod pean battlefields, in the opinion of Baron Megata of Japan head of the special financial on to America he face fa physical ip should b Jap hardy eno if fe ta’s @ of Japan assistance, | Megata declared. # no inconven CLAIM NEW SHIPS TAKE SALTS TO “ro Save FE ons Four new st of the Nippon a line, and the F eginning the first of the year - Theae new ve will cut the Eat Less Meat If You Feel Back rob the Pacitis tive dine achy or Bladder Troubles You— o averke iminaar bad Seite te Fine tor Kidneys hter, The new ships will take jays to make the transpactfic Meat forms uric acid, which ex-|}* cites and overworks the kidneys in ee system. Regular eate f meat elt our emovin feel a dull misery in the ki¢ * region, sharp pains In the or stomach sours, topgue is coated have rheumatic twinges. 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He was one of the thre William Ene Walling and others of the can Branch” of volalieta, be branded an associate Herger in Hitie b anc © a end a York's great Je populat LABOR EXPECTED TO LINE UP IN BEHALF OF Union labor ts ¢ the political arena and combat recall of Dr. Anna Louise Strong uber and pacifist school board me whose patriotism tacked. Her attitude was indor local No. 40 Wednesd the Central Lab asked to pledge cial support to her has been a un oral and fir The council will take up the res olution at its next meeting _ ANNA LOUISE STRONG The resolutions passed by the| local union express confidence in| Dr isnr SEATTLE MAN’S SON rong’s “integrity and pa ot IS CHARGED WITH | THEFT OF DIAMONDS By United Press Leased Wire ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.—Jos. N Gibbs, who says he's a son of Sabin A. Gibbs, wealthy Seattle leather importer, was under ar rest here today on a charge of having stolen a diamond brooch from Andrew Glargard, ranch owner, of Warren, Minn Sabin A. Gibbs is listed a manufacturers’ agent in Seattle ¢ rectories, and jives at 911 Lak view, His business address is nm given Lloyd George Sends Encoufaging Wire By Unite Lenaed Wire LONI ve 1 The backr is coming,” Premier Lloyd G telegraphed Premiar Orlando as ex pressing the allies’, satisfaction at Italy's courage under invasion is | confidence in her future, 9 to 10 omns FYiday Hour Sales Suits : No mail, telephone or C. O.D. orders accepts or Friday Reduced to our Sales, and the right to limit quantiti exerved $7.50 10 to 11 11 to 12 1 to 2 vet butt ! or effect € hy « few in sizes be reeormaa | Women's Union Suits 56, sizes 42 and 44 pre t t Mediun welght Cotte and Ends —T! og! wr . 69c Od Scrims and Marquis rime Hl be wath nt of 50 ettes for ( tr ered and placed on fale Men's Wool Union Suits untrimmed Velvet Bhort lengths to n the Childrer Bec A gray mixed Wool hapes ir lor style. ards. Forme: und The lot consist t wels oft crowns; hour, a yard 17c on in wizes of 6 to 1¢ ee length br color range ears, and ten Womer tyle cl black, navy 49c \" $2.45 °°" $1.25 $1 5/7.50 Serge Dresses, Reduced 200 for Friday to $13.75 | Trimmed Upper Main Floor. styles, assortments and price all combine | Hats in the THE| to make this sale for Friday most advan- \ tageous fo the woman attending. y Fall Styles eral models comprise tunic or o blouse in surplice, basque or and a few at $7.50. They are trimmed with white satin collar and cuffs, Reduced for Frida and are displayed in | $2 45 Navy, Green, Brown, Burgundy, Plum and Black. | zes 34 to 46. 1] Upper Main Floor \| Carry your package home and keep it, please. Returned | HH] goods must be brought back within three of purchase 2 to 3 3to4 4to5 5 to 5:30 ot of Trimmi et nae, Mates -Matr Srvchen, —I White Cambric—36 im, Girls’ Rough Wear ‘ wide, with a soft finish, Sweaters—1 “ F Formerly 15e, fo! is half hour, r ' _ Picture F Waists—Fifty Lingerie ard 10c Senatmeania that Waists, trimmed awith 1.95 Ghecies Nainscok—2i0 tamishante plat bebe rm ; ‘ sale in the Jewelr A fow in size Boys’ Hate — Checks 44, 46 and 48 tion. Formerly stripes, plain co’ and his hou nating. Formerly 9%%e orduroys to 6 ee 50c nd $1.25; for this halt are : said Men's Sox — . {Children's Underwear— ts and Pants, an odd assortment of and 11 y. F r broken lines and sizes, to. r this On sale in the Women’s hours aire: @ 1.00 Rist Underwear a ; tion. Formerly 50 and The Rhodes Co. "=" “25¢ Vellings of & to 14 and fan black Forn president of int a commit conjunction, if mittees of other der that the 7 OF MRS, KING CONCORD, N. C., Nov, 1m 7% Gaston Bullock Means was ~ formally charged with the fi murder of Mrs. Maude A, 4 King, here today, when the grand jury returned an indlet. ment. Mrs. King, Means’ benefam Gen. Greene was thanked for calling Seattic’s attention F to vice conditions, and a com Gr mitee appointed to work with ff ther organizations to brin ss e ganiza 9 i about a how cleaning, in reso tutions pa by the Re tary S he st tor and friend, was killed at 4 cll a sm f nm th f Rotar 2 c mittee ° so Blackwelder Spring, near here, { eon co Arcade pointe , a rifle shot. 4 bu e 4 2 ecution and fense at once be 2 y oe e em f location and = 4 . sa the trial. 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