The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1918, Page 10

London Favors Irish Draft THE ANSWER LLOYD GEORCE | PLAN AROUSES MUCH CONCERN LONDON, Apr morning newsy part, pr courage tion. They of justi Delated: of work! Tho it is ti the enforcement of conserty land is fraught with perils. ma to be a de sire for a sb In his a the man-power mmons yes lared {t wast tude Ireland from partt in DN before the ! terday, Lioyd Gee not porsible to ex eonseription by Which Ireland was Which committed t War without a ¢ Meets Opposition Re premicr said the act would t Funder the Great Britain, and that a me pelf-government for Ireland w introduced ‘The proposal of Irish CFrated intense protest ts Of such a pl However, there is conf posnibdle organized resistan: Be defeated, because it is bell thet such resistance would not Feeent-all Ireland's opinion, but r Ty the fragment which is responsive ete the obstructioni«t politicians. ) After all, it ts held by London Press it is the government's duty to enforce all measures for the coun try’s safety, upon all subjects nded to same condit ALLIES STAKE ALL TO MEET WAR'S CRISIS BY KOBERT J. BENDER United Press Correspondent }au inted America have answered that they foo, will stake all, and do it D That was the view V | takes ‘of Lioyd George's Towing § President Wilso nd his pledge to double-quick the | pl sending of American forces abroad » The ¢ristscame home with full force today from England's action in Faising the military age to 50 years and her proposal to conscript Irish would force | President Wilson cleared the way{ Fifth army _ by sidetracking thé idea of a po! against Austria a b claring that hereafter unstinted Will be America’s role. Lioyd ( hell haa been ree Ba ” Lots of New Undermustina at Lower Prices ‘For Serge Suits $10.9 ‘in Smart Styles 4 In Navy Blue and Black Two practical shades—those people usually want in inexpensive Suits. It’s only possible with the Bargain Base- ment’s business policy we are able to sell these smart semi-tailored Suits at $10.95 that have full lined jackets and neat, plain skirts. —$19.75— FOR SERGE, JERSEY AND GABARDINE SUITS In a Good Variety of Styles Suits that are attractive in every way —styles, materials, trimmings and price. Many novelty effects— semi-tailored and sport Suits—braid and button trimmed or with touches of embroidery ve Sand, Black, Brown in a good ass of sizes. rtment | fects and tunic eff } wide’ crushed | Which is a way that saves money for you. New Oxfords, the popular style smart folks are wearing, and the price only $5.85, is a very interesting point. Neat fitting Oxfords of Havana brown kid with, military heels. out, staked hin WASHINGTON, April 10.—With or and ran the risk of Germany staking her all on the r n in Ireland in fore Western offensive, the allies and . rinsppas.celingrctre Only a really grave need for men these steps. Reveals Battle Pacts The shelving of Gen. Ge or of the beaten Fifth British army 48 appointment of Gen | chief strategist, revealed untold fea. ‘tures of the Western front battles. Britain and France have been thru the fire and close to a fatal ¢ | gration, according to military men. | Something went wrong with the they say. George himself pointed out ¢ part of the story of that told to date. Jnow is revealed, however, to convince lead fa. And L Foch as nough PHONEY PEACE PROPOSALS “PEACE 4 PROPOSALS \—_ | wnorivion tere shat ox |175 MISSIONARIES TO | | | and and France have drawn heavily on reserves to bat the German t BE SENT TO TURKEY America will play a vast part in| sonaries w ye the ouiak anon. 2 . ' a euept use n the West iy nthe, This sag Britain's new men. ace definitely to check ga Bens pe ttle Congrega | minstonaries to MESS FUND DANCE Turkey wi from Christian A dance for the benefit of the| America, Dr, Patton says | THE BON MARCHE RGAIN BASEMENT Racks and Racks of New Spring Suits AT—LOWER—PRICES It's the way we save on service that allows us to offer new Spring Suits at lower prices right at the beginning of the season. $14.9 In Navy Blue and Black Plain tailored, semi-tailored and nov- styles to good value, so we tell you about it. Nicely tailored models of good quality serge, | some with novelty collars, others with military braid and button trimming. —$22.50— FOR SPRING SUITS OF SPLENDID VALUE In the Very Smartest Styles elty The Eto back | and Emeral Skirts in very attractive styles, i , and pockets that girdles are trimmed with pearl buttons or Old Rose, Pearl, Light-blue and White. , Other Lines of New Skirts at $4.95 to $9.95 ‘Havana Brown Oxfords $5.85 Striped Tub Silk mn semi-tailored _skirts with tunics or plain, full styles. Made of Poiret Twill, Gabardine, Trico- | tine, Poplin, Worsted, Checks and Man- | nish Serge, in Navy, Black, Gray, Pekin Id. Stunning New Skirts at $12.95 An Extremely Low Price for Skirts of Lustrous Baronette Satin and Figured Silk Foulard featuring the new girdle ef- A Good-looking Style as Pictured Priced the Bargain Basement Way meas fund of Company 16tat| hited States infantry, will be held! 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Malone, whom Lindberg had lacking Hed Daniel aiehes ware BUTTE TO KEEP STUD | Alashar are planning «heir amPE") Quake Jars Washington OF BERMAN m SCHOOLS WASHINGT 0 As ho is will continu o teach from the ru At a Pp ric ing of Nelson, » war savings ¢ and Daniel Kelleher, war sav recen ah accused of sending the candy ings dl doe Renusko was arrested on a ling soap with citizens, the de made, Citizens favore p” earth| con’ of the study on the away was respon: | ground that knowledge of German is an asset in war time, vn earthquake § 1 trustees charge of papital was man car Tuesday. Te testified before Superior Judge Ron: | jald in an effort to clear a friend, Mike Hurle, of a similar charge. nuance