The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 27, 1918, Page 4

ILD AUTOIST rene B. Harris, age 99 @f the Boylston apartment held in the city jail the result of running iy injuring ous coi “The boy ad ave, WHO HIT 9- YEAR- OLD BOY) SEEKING CHAIN iries, and is by Ren at the a home is at in ity hospital 1634 Terry HINDENBURG IS | | | ‘| OF HILL POSTS BY WM, PHILIP SIMMS United Press Corresponden » WITH THE BRITISH ARMIPS ge of, HE LL GIVE SCOUTS 1IN PLANDER April 26.(Night.) ee ey wleht With their eye fastened on the hg to his statement, the LIBERTY SEEDS gle) bake Wg gis belle eevee hae et : Boy darted suddenly from b Harry G, Stone has ¢ 41 tO SUD) Rouge, Noir, Kokereele and De rene Carin th pare of tei) 100 Boy Scouts in th elty WIth) Gate the German hosts are coaseloas @riven by Harris. The machir war of liberty garden seeds./1, battering againat the Francc Sea ASO feet before he could | The Hoy Scouts must call for thelr) reitish lines drawn acrose this group a aS th a stop. 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Dont gpcure that itching | Heal it with Resinol Posinol Ointmentia so near- ritate the tenderast skin. Ree Inol Ointment and Res all the time,” across the plain are trying to » ward to La © hoping to turn § northwest Kemmel mile southweet of La © Coincidenta a northward toward the which the YpresComines Passes a coupl north, they to canal le of miles south of Ypres. (This canal runs southeast from Ypree, and crosses the battle line near Hollebeke, about half a mile south of ALLIES EXERT UTMOST EFFORT TO STOP FOES, BY CARL D. GROAT United Preas Correspondent WASHINGTON, April The German cnenace against the channel im forcing the allies to use great ef forts to check the foe. This menace ix no serio jstop the Germans ia the © famous af the famous Mili 60) expected for some time 1 it te cor mM there will be no major ; unter Offens! t rere 4 an and foreign army here today agreed thin ps lowing Teuton capture of th ally important Mont Kem=nel. The foreigners particularly warn. | ed that the outcome of the present offensive, will not de determinant, but that ‘the struggle will go on for months, until the allied strength is Sreater thru reinforcements. These reinforcements must come mainly from America, and it in amnil-| itary axiom that the last fresh man | wins the battle Foch's strategy. American officials. down the Germans as sible | thoroly approved ia to wear much as pos Tap Allied Reserves | There can be no mistaking that |the allied reserve has been heavily | tapped for forces simply to hold the| |Germans thus far. This tapping quite evidently has bean so serious that fresh forces must be hurried in before the allies can think of :naking & telling counter stroke. American forces are going across in constantly increasing numbers. Italian reinforcements are being | pushed to the westward, and Pritish reserves are pouring over the chan nel When -Hindenburg has exhausted! |his main strength and slaughtered an incomparably large force, Foch | will bave the fresh men to win bat es. | The days are serious, close to crit-| fecal, but there in confidence in the| future, military experts say. | 103 AMERICANS NAMED IN LIST OF CASUALTIES) WASHINGTON, April 27.—~ The great west front battle ix beginning to take its toll of American fighters. Gen. Pershing’s casualty lst to day showed 103 names, including 11} killed in action, 47 severely wounded 47 slightly wounded and two mixe.| ing. In addition, four men died of accident and two of di KILLED IN ACTION: 1. Jonn Charles R. Long, Beret BJ ry F. Ldtmars, Edward | | | » Abe Koser, Henry A. MISSING: Lient. A. ® Robinson, Prt | vate Edward P. Mab: Lieuts, Thomas Wagoner ‘ooney, Chan, #, Williams Fred B DIED oF John Cochrane DISKASE: Privates Sam Capt. Jonn Proadhurat, Leon Russell 1 Privates gonern Richard M.| © P. Adour Reckwith. | Knops, Jos. Lauria, Oney Archie ©. Lannie, David Alphonse Modder, Andrew Ray KF. Pat Martin Peterso Johnnie H. ¥ Mat of many who were fight, an Ch viously bean re had 4 wounded there, pre 'BURGLAR FRIGHTENS | _ MAID, THEN ESCAPES * Freaking a rear window and un- latching the door by reaching thru, burglar obtained entrance to the to % total value of $651,000 were sold, | of the Chamber of Commerce at their home of in KE. Price, investment on of the Boy Beouts'| luncheon Friday ba er and bond de 1815 Tent the Inet campaign given 4 | ©, trig ned M lvia Smith, | v medals were prese dd to The Association Francaise de At _ oma ulmost into F teric and & many Scouts Friday night by ne-Lorrains, of the state made his escape Friday afternoon be-|Judge Jeremiah Neterer, of the! Washington, will hold its regular | fore the arrival of officers on the| Un! tates district court, at a monthly meeting at Le peers ball, scene. ceremony in the Mirst M. EK. ehurch.| 1604 Fourth ave., April 28, at Miss Smith was the only person in the house at the time. Nothing was taken, Perret ov APRIL 27, 1918. PAGE 4 ORPHEUM THE PRESIDENT fl THE KAISER | GERARD | PERSHING HINDENBURG HAIG | JOFFRE | i} | are some of the characters To a stirring maren the Scouts came into the church. They gave the flag salute and pledge to the flag After the invocation by Rev. J. E Crowther, the Scouts and parents eae in singing Ny “BUY ANOTHER BOND” IS BOY ‘Frank L. Wilkins, county game |warden, gave an address on Boy Scouts as junior game wardens. Private J. dian voluntec years in the D, Nixon, of the Cw , who has spent thre war, gave an address Seattle Roy Scouts Saturday morn. ing opened Boy Scout week in the Third Liberty Loan campaign with ve 0 roll up the|on “Over the Top.” poeta i on ‘ Big ee watt An address on ‘The Boys’ Part on ree pt aya hea i 10 nele Team” was given by Sit after prospective buyers’ |Dr. Crowther, Judge Neterer then OP geet ede tants ae | ted the me to the Boy “Bu Another Bond From a Boy 6 Ore bond: N total of FE. Croson, chairman of the The city b been divided 1 )| speakers’ committee, explained “How istricts. The Scouts are out to beat] to Sell the ‘Third Liberty Bonds.” their records made in the two pre-| Scout Executive J, H. Piper gave an “vious campaigns: “When each district jaddrem on the work of the Boy Scouts h been thoroly combed for bond|are doing under the title subscribers, the Scouts thereupon | Awa! work at will thruout the city. In|) “Ty the first Liberty loan campaign the| Amer: put ssold 6, bonds to @ total of | buy them, does not believe in Amer. 4,076 different homes, the whole « ican institutions, nor ought he to gregating in value $580,000. In the| share them,” Dr. 8. H. Clark, of the second Liberty loan campaign, bonds | University of Chica told members » man who does not believe in n Liberty bonds enough to The meeting was presided over by|p. m, All Alsatian- Lotrainers oe Reginald H, Parsons, president of| friends of the cause of the Seattle Council of Boy Scouts. are invited to attend, 30¢ _\AAAAAANAS Round the | “Mentally | JEWEL PRESENT SUNDAY AND ALL NEXT WEEK PRODUCTIONS, Inc. “Mand Back, Old Woman—It's the Girl I Want” The rape of Belgium— 8 parts of mad thrills—the daring sensational picture that made New York stand up and cheer like mad! COME EARLY IN THE DAY Nights Week: and After- Sunday noons Day chil- dren 10c THEATRE THIRD AND MADISON Eugene Levy, Mgr. A Tremendous Picture That Strips Naked the Soul of History’s Maddest MURDER KING fl 11:00 A. M, | 12:30 P. M. | 2:00 P. M. Mi 3:30 P. M. 5:15 P. M. 7:00 P. M. 8:15 P. M. 9:30 P. M. are the hours it | will start each day TO KEEP OPEN TWO STATIONS | King st. station and the Union Pa- cific terminal will both remain open | passenger traffic. The central |committee in charge of railway con solidation for this district has de cided that it would would be a mis. take to close the Union Pacitix minal station now, Uptown railroad offices, will be oldiated, and the of employes cut down freight however, number In the line will d one partments, each © represen: stenographer, J. J. MeCullough will be minal sup Joint ter, eneral superintendents’ |J. O. O'Neill will serv jot the latter committee. | UptoWh offices in “offline towns” will be closed, and the depots main- ed as the center of business. office has yet been selected for the new consolidated uptown office. committee, as chairman Possibilities will be submitted by the | [passenger subcommnittee, at a spe | cial meeting next week Rallroad service between Seattle Jand Grays harbor will be cut one | train each way, each way dall The room of F, W. Beaman, 615 Pine st, was entered Friday night and $7 stolen, leaving two trains ter: | intendent under the new} 26 CET MEDALS _ FROM CARNEGIE PITTSBURG, April 27.—Twenty. six acts of heroism were recognized by the Carnegie Hero Fund com- mission, in spring session here to- day. Five silver medals and 21 |bronze medals were awarded. Sev- eral money awards were made, in. jcluding benefits to the dependents of | two who lost thelr lives, HE MADE NO CLAIM Thru a typographical error, | stated in The Star that F. R | secretary for Assistant United States District Attorney Clarence Reames, had claimed exemption for military service, Perry neither made claim for him- self nor did the government on his behalf. TWO HINDUS BURIED it was Perry D SAN | FRANCISCO, April {Ram Singh and Ram Chandra, lus, who were killed in the United States district court on the final day |of their trial for conspiracy to bring about an Indian revolution, were buried Friday. Their ashes were seattered at sea, Singh shot Chan- dra, and was himself shot by Mar- . Shal Holahan, Hin | F AFTER COURT TRAGEDY |— | The King County Teachers’ asso ad 9. MACFARLANE & HALL STOCK BROKERS Stocks, Bonds, Gratn, Provisions. Direct’ wire—continuous quota- tions. Local stocks—New York stock. Cash or conservative margins. Lowman Bldg. Elliott 1224 yO BUY LIBERTY BONDS. 30 605 Registered Dentists iELD UP on TREATMENTS? 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