The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1918, Page 2

Mercy Dur Boys! fence, but Elleen was torn between a realization of growing love and doubt. ISSION| Fourth, Pike and Union Continuous 11 to 11 ' Matinees 10c; Evenings 15¢; Children 5c EN DAY AND NIGHT a seals watide open et the Sabbath, is one of the SUNDAY| ARREST CHIEFS LL Ory OF SINN FEIN; $e: > 4 Days Only)“ PLOT FOILED) 18. —Kdward Griffith, DUBLIN, Devatera, May Arther Marklevics, Darrell Merhirt Meliows, Doe Ditlen and Hayes, and sev other Sinn Fein leaders, were under arrest here today. They were taken Into custedy by government agents last night. ol still furthe facilitate ar enlistment in that, wit Ireland's ‘or mainder of the empire.” HOOVER CURBS ICE IN SUMMER BY HAKKY B. HUNT WASHINGTON | Herbert Hoover profiteering threatened # which might h put of manuf prevented by haa secu tion, ® a} holds for distribu mmonia to & turing trade = efore this supply exhausted sources of # will b beer eloped tn the planta. conference of 1 manufacturers with the food instrator, some of thowe present de creased that unless they could great | | HIGHER COST OF |x: qt CONCRETE SHIP EQUAL al th | held ~| admin STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1918. TELEGRAPHERS STILL WAITING ON SETTLEMENT untary, | proof of our whe r hearted loyalty NEGOTIATE FOR TWO TRAINING SHIPS HERE Uons for the charter of the ne Puget Sound %., are expected to re and Th C u w TO STEEL, THEY SAY That the ship Faith launched at © pome time iw full if not supe 1 ie tnaintalty and steamship Wing @& second trial trip witie coast Friday, in Golde concrete San Francis the equal #, follo off the ty increase prices they would abut! TALKS TO SHIP MEN down their planta. Crawford Vaughan, former pro Hoover at once made it plain that) mier of Australia; ‘Rev. F. L. Cann. in all ance the government would at once take ov retailers in supplies from PRESIDENT IS GREETED WITH CHEERS IN N. Y. NPW VORK, May 18.—P'resi dent Wikon, afoot, led New Filth ave. this afternoon. Oe aR ee BY ROBERT J. 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An exceed: | First Play,” Friday night. le association of the P@rtory 40 the vovien wing of afternoon and de While a great crowd waited to ‘attractive sign in every window |go to the Parent association's work | #Te*t the president at the Waldorf a the way. for state troops in France. The Red Cross Drive Starts Monday May 20 When called upon be prepared to give and give Schwabacher Bros. & Co., Inc. Roasters of Gold Shield Coffee Tonight and Tomorrow A SEATTLE PICTURE FOR SEATTLE PEOPLE Carmen of the Klondike 8 BIG ACTS OF ALASKAN UL y GUTERSON's GUTERSON'S AUGMENTED eer an RUSSHAN ONCHESTHA RUSSIAN ONC Bel io lets Astoria hotel, he used a side exit and made his way to Fifth avenue un the The preside | tashioned * rend ume” ; y * a good time SNOOK FLOUR SUPPLY GIVEN TO RED CROSS } | s request of Her 1 the expre Saturday t “ARREST CHINAMAN: GRAB — LAYOUT \ oe nm was arr If you value your watch, let Haynes repair it. 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