The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 30, 1918, Page 4

STAR—SATURDAY, Villages Captured by Slums Ave Nothimg But Piles of Brick Dust SUN SHINES ON LOCAL SELECTS | ‘AS THEY LEAVE m were not straight, Foot steps fall with measured | deat panda Were ‘ash WE th eyes | and h smiling when Seattle's quota for the second draft arr Camp Lewis Friday af m, es the men mareh: | of the} veterans of the atreet ern that have 1 groups, they ton then to| han un Surely A set Our ky, black to her a who stood they watched ugh the gates to the side of | “Goe rood time. calles! ng as wide rn m 4 the goon ee hs ees A “village” in France, such as the Germans have taken in their 1918 spring drive. into | Not a town in this area is standing. very-|in the photo are searching ruins, , i "|BY KENNETH W. PAYNE! In the conquest of this region the} A cathedral once stood on the spot where the men Places Ike thone marked Estrens, thru which \the Hun hordes have now driven. But the capture of those vil | Inges means nothing except the | fortify and hold this are | capture of certain names on the | dicted a possible new German driv | © UN posts © German plan seems to have >| been to catch the Hiritish armies in thin devastated area and engage them in a war of movernent in the open where there was no cover of a by using which the retreat long British had made no seri hey pre map. [across it. Except for the necensar: Traveling in a British staff motor! buildings to house their troops and any kind thru scor of these except for road repairs to render ing Tommies could hold up the Hun ; ble exceller with RMON oe Every intseaun Wate Daaeen en nk Ee Br enitul mecessities of Man and Plant Is _| (0! sven for rovers! aye met life will be satisfactory | Mrs. Smith’s Plea ve is mi. They x whould be taken over| Cupied & vast Hab even a soli ian inhabitant to be added making, containing tary ¢ “HEE LOKNG YOUNG It’s Easy—If You Know Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets to you and at the same; T0 BE HEARD time will make oud EASTER SUNDAY i ey go as far. money go as f | War ond peace will mingle tomor-|in an address before the Overseas Try Us™ per ps aectagr Thin of the Boldt’s Big 4 1414-16 Third Avenue row for just a ndustries which the war, beyond! Wi ‘The secret of keeping young is to feel , young—to do this you must watch your ye gira’ ppt ag ‘snoneed of hav- ° — dark rings 1 wonder if pecio—s biliowy Why does not the govern | face— dull eyes with no ut a stop to pid of Your doctor will tell you ninety per cent of all sickness comes from in- Smith urges the industrial ccuvn lowes ands : tion of every man, woman Dr. Edwards, a well-known physician al plant as a war meas /in Ohio, perfected @ vegetable com- have saved the situa | pound mixed with olive oil to act on| | the liver and bowels, which he gave to | his patients for years. Dr, Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the eub- the war honestly y behind, | Ment step in and p rage, to those wh Flagrant display of Faster millin ery has not only been condemned this year by the war department Tr bureau hes pl urday night sort of thing? | Mra anced ure tion In England, she avers have an At be held jeach hour in the morning, from 6 | o'clock until 11 Many Special Sermons At the Ply Congregational | | « Subpoena Bryan as | action yet always “a egped Witness in Hinde og [neato . : joyancy which sho Trial at Frisco | peoery twovency which s Uupthe liver 0, March he | and clearing the aystem of impurities. jemanding the |""You will know Dr. Edwards Olive mouth He cam = = - Rev. Hugh G Rosa will ryan as & Wit | Tablets by their olive color. 10c and upon “War and the Risen t plot trial : pre ae 0 Sc per box. All druggists, at 11 a. m p.m. the vested FLAG THEATRE FIRST AND UNION NOW PLAYING The Other Woman Atkins e Young M tion. During ‘ cial Easter mt Bryan to testify as to the treatment COMING su Easter musi » lof Hindus in India der British | The Most Wonderful Pronger ent Woman You Ever Saw tion of 3 EMMY LYNN |: “The Torture of Silen A Drama of Start ity, with an All Admission 10c MEET IN CALIFORNIA | safe skin treatment ADVENTISTS OPEN BIG A reliable, Fourth ave Following the custom of many years, Rev. Ernest Vincent Shayler, a a thousand r with his vested choir and crucifier,| Adventist held open air services in Pioneer| here tod: Square and at Occidental ave, at 6| conference The meeting was oper Pp. m. on Good Friday. ed last night with an address by I H. Evans of Washington, D. C., pres-| ident of the North American confer J ence. SAN FRANCISCO, March 30 || of the || You need never hesitate to | Re r e > neanion || Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap in the treatment of severe or simple ial world || skin-troubles. ‘There is nothing in them to injure the tenderest surface esinol | is a doctor's prescription which, for || years, has been used by other physi cians for eczema and other itching, burning, unsightly skin affections: REPUBLICAN CHIEFTAIN COMING TO THE COAST; Coming Sunday and Monday SAN FRANCISCO, March 30 ‘They prescribe Resinol, knowing * the re.|| thatitsr sothing, healing 5 doen edients 80 gen even to a baby ite akin. Benjamin of the » committee anno irists sell Resinol Soap and Resinal For sample write Dept. #R, Rea Ma. —IN— “THE : YANKEE WAY” "| sin San Fran.| | cisco and then” Vinit Low Angeles CAMOUFLAGERS WANT BIG UNION Ls A Star-Spangled Comedy A RAISE IN SALARY 3 a ‘lp ABOR action ~ — NEW rch 20.—Unlens a Sank wage increase of nt an hour || FRANKLIN, WN., MONDAY, APR. 1 LAST SHOWING TODAY Margarita Fischer in “Jilted Janet” COLANIAL Admission 10¢ Children be Prices Incinde War Tax is grante camouflag threaten to strike is 60 cents an hour |INTEREST INTENSE AT THIS ELECTION, EH? HILLSBOROUGH, Cal, March 30. Three of Hillsborough’s voters to. day congratulated themselves on voting for winners at yesterday's nchool election, ‘The other 191 voters lin the city did not bother to visit sPenON Must PALL ORTA, DANCIN EVERYBODY INVITED GAM the present rate SPECIAL AIN Leaves Pacific Coast RK. R. Depot, Cor. Wash ington St. and Railroad Ave, at 9:10 A. M LONT LAME REA Pree | Given by Franklin and Biack Dia. mond Locals, U. M. W A jon and Mlumination” of arda Friday night in was the discussion — by Swami Eilers ha. MARCH 30, 1918, 1 Ath Tincourt, Rol-| The Star, Who Recently Returned | tery value © ma 1 have been * to the United States treating chess € thing which n ry ® . More then 200 villages are | ¢ man being nd a tow 1 ( what marked on the map in the region pract iscleas even stitute for calomel, are gentic in their |‘ .|ords of draft PAGE 4 WAR NEWS! READ THE POST- INTELLIGENCER TOMORROW Only Seattle Sunday Newspaper receiv- ing the Associated Press dispatches. Therefore, you must look to the Post- Intelligencer for the news on Sunday. NO OTHER SUNDAY NEWSPAPER HERE HAS AN ASSOCIATED PRESS FRANCHISE Therefore, no other Sunday newspaper here can give you the news from the battle fronts or the gen- eral news of the day.. The Sunday Post-Intelligen- cer, besides having exclusive rights to the Associated Press news, publishes a wealth of -timely features and is readable and dependable all the way thru. Get It Tomorrow———-Get It Every Sunday Getting It, You Get the News | rental tions made today from official lst, 14, 588 BRI TISH includes men kilk LOSS IN MARCH | wounsea a, mone LONDON, March 30.—British cas-| This is the smallest British caguak QUEBEC RIOTERS SHIPYARD MEN | ARE DISPERSED WORKING FOR ism misnsnc'tacs. lst tit ag Sic da maintained here today by troop fol jowing a night of riots. Anticon : Shipyard workerm are rapidly or ganizing to boost the third Liberty *\ loan drive Organization of men in the y in being pushed by the iviion of the King County Liberty | « JAu anos were kept The records were destr Aout 16.000 were in Nis tee, and all will be awaiting [Dut mont of these were spe The rioters for a while Held p sion of upper wr ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTLE Home of the Scandimavian Americar Baek Largest Savings Institution tm the Pacifie Nerthwest Hl cartridges. Don’t Neglect your stomach. Keep it strong | \’ The Allied Printing Trade 4) has announced its willingness to | co-operate in the drive. State Central committee was that the Seattle Elks’ lodge, | will invest $5,000 in Liberty Savings Department Open Tonight 6 to 8 o’Clock DEPOSITS GUARANTEED Under the Provisions of the Washington Bank De positors’ Guaranty Fund of the State of Washing» ton, Is YOUR Bank Account Guaran‘eed? SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK OF SEATTLE WASHINGTON and well. When food disa- - SAN FRANCISCO SOLDIER vate C. M. Jones, son of R. J. Jones grees with it, strengthen it with IS KILLED IN FRANCE, f San Francisco, was killed while | the German lines in France, March [sna Sete eect sg ge | | BEEF SAN FRANCISCO,March 30.—Pri ~ a piloting © bombing aeroplane over *, According to word received by his Sold every’ DEPUTY CITY CLERK * C. M. Scott, for 11 years a city hall newpaper reporter, was appointed Friday, as deputy « lerk and min ute clerk of the 1, to suc ed Grover A ently ap pointed may ity or's secretan Succeeds Cadorna in Italy Council COR. FIRST AVE. and PIKE BT, Phorie Main 4965 “IF |} HURT YOU, DON’T PAY ME.” | Phis is my message of deliverance to you from the fear that accom. panies Dental operations, 1 EXTRACT, FILL, CROWN ana QREAT Teeth absolutely without pain In all cases but acute absceased | conditions. Lowest prices in your city for high-class, guaranteed STERLING DENTISTRY! Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 8 P.M GB. 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