The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 22, 1918, Page 4

STAR—SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1918, PAGE 4 te —— —_ 5, PREPARES |_____ WHERE GREAT BATTLE IS RAGING | ORD OUTPUT = FOR ARTILLERY WASHINGTON, 2 LEVY ’SsS RPHEUM THE TEMPLE OF THE MOTION PICTURE” MT LONGARA San «=| “AT IOY MTMALETTO dune 2 THIRD AT MADISON 7 The largest field artillery pro- vont ‘A Mi in military history is pro- Rive: in the new fortifications cn Teported to the house today new artillery program, Rep live Boland, chairman of the ‘ ons committee explained RST GRAPPA ites clearly that this country’s WALSTAGRA > “nm POSS { | experts believe the day# of - ame wate 3,4 PL I warfare are practically end “a “ on | a, and What a war of movement ts Wepre sg PROS NAAR. 0, 3% pCRESPANO NO W A Y NG , I€ROD ve ne total $5.435,096,244 appro = ao wr eaun’'s and authorizations in the o i ead canis BASSANO The arrows Indicate where three great Austrian armies were hurled at the Hallans in a drive upon the Venetian plains, The Italians yielded some ground, but in the last three days have hurled the enemy back CAMP LEWIS MAN _AUSTRIA'S FATE GIVEN LIFE TERM DEPENDING ON BATTLE RESULT [Continued } From Page One| $5,003,465,845 ix for mountain and siege cannon and ammun! Many Big Guns Dackbone of the new program itt ter guns and 155-milli guns and howitzers, The gov it is prepared to aid extensive ly plants thruout the atry to pu three types of s and the on for them into quantity by the first of next year —HER MOTHER FIRST SOLD HER INTO SLAVERY AND THEN RUINED HER IN THE EYES OF THE ONLY MAN THE GIRL EVER LOVED il that time, Gew. Pershing eontinue to buy guns and am-| nin France. After the first year American armies wil! be nt of French production. CAMP LEWIS, June 22.—Guy C Rheinehamer, of Cummings, N. D. has been sentenced to life imprison: | \, Assignment cards, and otherwise showing that he waa disloyal. An application for release of Frank Ringer by habeas corpus was re the French have more than/ ment by court-martial here for say fused. This man claimed to have the needs of our men rt et ie th ing “To hell with this army busi-| been unfairly treated by his local MS hag no precedent or ness," failing to aign enlistment and | board Sn rant, At cede anak Oe tas feat to field artillery, production PBig guns from 10 to 15 inches Out in the bill, Forty million for the big gun plant at) near Pittsburg. gun program ts the expectation that 9 will have to cross the Rhine Md reduce German fortifications conquer,” Borland said. ldiers From | On Friday, June 28, Northwest Have —_[inen: of tne United states Adopted Orphans| pecting every man and every woman L, 16tst U. & infantry, | to raise his ante against the Hun three war pata ac| That day has been set aside bY | suspected of anarchiatic and proGer to letters and news from | presidential proclamation as National / man activities, and have been upder : | surveillance by federal and state op- Geattic auxiliary to Company | WF Savings day, and the responsi) CT ince arrival in Seattle, the boys $350, which they put SIMPLY PLEDGE ARREST YOUNG ON NEXT FRIDAY WOMEN UNDER TO BUY STAMPS U, S. SUSPICION the govern:| Federal authorities and police Sat ie ex-|urday are investigating Margaret and Jenet Roy and 23 years oid, who were arrested at 1618 Seventh fave. N., Friday night They are jan line attacked, however, the Ital jan armies have held the invaders with a splendid resistance and com pletely broken up the drive. The bitterest fighting t* going on | at two points on the long front. The first is along the Piave from the sea to Segusino; the second south and east of the Asiago plateau, on the opposite end of the line Here again Teutonic cking te catch familiar pincers we nee strategy of t mo their mammoth jaw an allied army betweer them. In pursuance of Hoetaendort threw three great ar mies at the Italians, The first, that of Field Marshal Von Borevic, struck along the Piave and succeeded in crossing the river at certain points It was held, however, on the western bank and driven back across the riv this, strategy bility has been passed up to every individual to walk right in on that lowes BG adlanegcaseteta asc, day and do another bit. Friday night the women were trac raise more at a “Country Fair" on the| There will be no one assigned to}. t, 16:5 Seventh ave. N. where ¢F at some places (ef the home of Mrs. George K.| Found up the man who fails to An’ | they were arrested with W.C.Smith,| The Italians, by smashing counter sht, $425 Rainier place, "Wer the a be ene owner of the place, and Frank C. att ve succeeded In regain! ine 28, afternoon and evening cute hoe abe, bgccmgpernd Smith, Austrian. Mra. W. C. Smith Most of the ground lost, and in —_——— ~~ cain baal p Boren up to WAS not arrested. A large quantity place have split the enemy forces . of I. W. W. Uterature was selzed, Added to this, the floods of the AT MAN MAY BE VAN HUN PRISON CAMP) the mark and pledges his savings stamp quota Cards are being addressed and will) Piave have washed away bridges and trapped a force of about 66,000 men. cutting them off from thelr base ‘The battle fortune, as it coos now favors the allies, and the great at tempt of Emperor Karl seems a flat failure. + ‘The second army, that of the Arch duke Joseph, was thrown at Mount Grappa, a strongly fortified position connecting the Piava front with the line running thru the Alps to Asiago, and at Montella, just east of Mount Grappa. ‘The third army, under Gen. Schen chenameh!, struck near Asiago, and | muceeeded in capturing the famous “Bette Communi,” or Seven Com munes, a high plateau. Here a Brit ish and French army is opposing the no & typewriter. The police are looking for a secret 4 headquarters, where, it is believed, P. Rooney, whose address is given | be mailed Monday morning to every ino'r ww are issuing parmphiets Lakeview bivd., is listed in| person, with an individual mesage| 4 jit, casualty list as “missing | that the meeting place in each com: | *” wature. V ac “ Whether or not he has- munity will be open for pledges — el Alelled baat oral demd Ca sualties of U.S. Fighters in Great War During those five hours it {s up to Seattle to pledge 20 times its Red WASHINGTON, June 22~—Gen Pershing today reported 153 casual ( Cross quota and two-thirds of the| last Liberty Loan investment. | ‘The cards won't bear the address| of the special meeting place to which | each man is expected to report. That | | proved an impossibility. So the} | committee in charge bas made tha |@ personal responsibility too, and | will publish the list of polling places EUTENANT RESIGNS "TO BECOME PRIVATE J. Price Arnold, of the sig- at Vancouver barracks, Fesigned and now holds the ‘Of private in the 348th field ar- PORN tate) later. with the expectation and the| ties, divided as follows Austrians. i aicnaniestoner. pe tccine Teraee | urgent request that the list will be| Killed in action, 52; died of wounds,, Still a fourth Austrian army following supreme court | Td 4P4 its directigns followed. 26; died of disease, 9; died of aero | group, commanded by Duke Maxi died of accidents 10; severely wound Except for the purchase of stamps outright, no money will change hands on June 28 at the polling iston that they are not barred as| | places. On every pledge card the in-| ed), dividual will write the name of the Seattle plnce sore he wishes to pay wb the| | obligation, and his card will be for. | +t warded to that point, to be placed plane accident, 1 or other causes, milian, is in action grest of Asiago L Aue : i h ed, 37; wounded (degree undetermin. ; Missing in action, 15; prison brought into play on the Italian left wing The battle is ing movement, this army will be ) y thus simply a re canualt: he on file. The money may be paid at] fo tne w yh by den Pershing | newal of the fight where it left off any ory | pam June 28 and De | follows 5 last fall, when Gen, Von Hootzen | cummber’ $, loin Oia ee oh Capt. 3. 1-| dort was folled in his attempt to ad | York: ©. L. Ovid Parke. LOR EET | vance down the valley of the Brenta and take Val Stagna, Monte Grappa and Monte Tombea. jon, Maieigh, N.C eeere. |Green Day, Wis.) F. Gowing, Water y G. A. Dopp, Orono HOME WRECKED wn L ; BY DYNAMITE : Poa “a See ‘Cohren, Baden, Ky Krid M a ee lard T. Hartson, attorney, be ca: ¢ a member of the draft board of SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.— blast of dynamite at midnight ied F. D. Weet Lynn Cortgan, Maen: i Erlanger, PP fo} P OTOM U s ed the house in which August division No. 6 Saturday, succeeding Marengo, his wife and three ch'idren W. W. Connor, whore resignation ea wie donee were sleeping. was accepted Friday at Olympla mong a a No sooner had the family fled to Connor goes to Fv where he is the street than a second blast wreck led part of the greenhouse adjoining. An hour later the police arrested August Castagnini and Enrico Gar ENAGERIE OF %. Light, Jr, Meinturft, N. Mallory, Cooperstown, N. Y.; A. Ie Morley, Ahens, Pa; W. Odell, New Brit Milbourne, Tenn.; 1s SAY PORTER SCALPED THE bint and charged them with the ay- ‘ ene MILWAUKEE TICKETS namiting. tagnini was found in ay, Pages Mill. FP. Ross, a Milwaukee porter, held NBOW bed, fully dressed. — * on Holding, Mich.) Wout railroad tickets and sold them Oc! NAL EXTRAVAGANZA pes + Cal, EW. Aetiers, | along the line, pocketing receipts, ac | |American Ace Goes vi'F Ht amith, Decker, | cording to federal charges. Commis WOWORED PEOPLE, ATHLETES. CHAM. fenith sioner McClelland fixed Ross’ bail at Menomines, Win; J, MES, ANGERS AnD CucRes cis | Down; Battles Four MGiarkewarge W Wa! J. | 48,800, PARIS, June 22—When his ma-|Teutioes, Bayfield, Wis; %. Vandeveer, RES enh me eencameee MOST MARVELOUS | rine caught fire, six miles within | yonineion, J) mV. Kerker eo Troop Transport LOOKING PIECE OF the German lines, First Lieut. Frank Wie, C. B Be 1 Hon Di | L. Bayliss, leading American ace of Olty, @ | SEFLESH IN EXISTENCE oi eench tiying corps, went down Quis aCe Rte ell A patties eo ag behead |to defeat in an unequal battle with . Brons ¥.; P. 3. Ko ye hs pre: eT, June 38 | Sous deleiay welatore. Wiathet Bay-| tate, Cons.1 0. M. Leemia, Rayer, Pe; | An . Toop tranepert, Fe 1 [lise was killed or taken prisoner ia Mechanic A. J. Cole, Utica, N. ¥.; Corps. | turning from a French port. Friday M4 . ; “4 . MAKE YO not knawn. Baylies’ home is in New a Gi Putesicn A. nilock,|m aubmarine on the second day out Ig vita rama Or lire Icn, il e a comin Fe Se Ratton, Frankl: | trom the port of departure oO RI LLA [ree €tie agin ot ener hat ace Wass re eon nee an X-ray, pierces the thin walls of GIANT ADULT | ed 12 German planes ity, Mich: T. Feller, North BE MADE ’ |251 Republi wits Bran ht CITIZEN OF FLORENCE convention and lays bare the sellin HALF ‘i - ey to Te Mo. Fe Marekie, Culenge: thes gan: | , FLORENC E Ttaly, Jane 28. Dur y e g | o Go to Tacoma. *#*: A.D: Simons, Chtcaro:'C'snyder, IN & great parade and celebration - W . e AST ‘ Napa, Cal; B.C, White, South Hadiey, | along the main thorofare, President f 1 l t th h h t b dd RS | erence ware reac |B cngamm, rowan (teeta agrees 8 ee a - he eee ae ee Sa , to ull represe abs ASEASE: Privates rence on July ¢ of the King county quota of 261/!!ns. Lancaster, Kng.; W. Cornelia, Home de ? OS a e e ! delegates. to the ate nvent steak, Mont.; J. J. Donohue, New York i st ll t k d fasten, Wiuresag, ‘The soun@ bas | tier, Semen ees MeWil- | Minck, tt Ee naka toma see, In all Its Nakeaness. almost a fourth of the number of del. Va, J.B, Thompm parrey | OP. Rooney, 1124 Lakeview boule: vard, Benttle, Waah ‘ ‘enber | Jegates af the state, 1,087, and be-|t : yahotes, te onkson,) “PRIBONER: Lieut. M. V. Casgrain, cause the war has absorbed much of | Diep FROM “1 (cc lane the usual interest in politics, its pro-| DENT: Sergt. 8. M. Campbell, Anniston, . | portion of representation in the state 4! WASHINGTON: dune Eis Marine convention probably will be evi DIED FROM ACCIDENTS ANp| casualties today numbered 31, divid The convention will formulate a Krakines Minn; C. W. iyowen. Avinnns| Killed in action, 4; died of wounds - in B. Gael, | verely, 12 “THE POOR FISH” HEARST-PATHE eodvilie, Mina;| SRILERD IN ACTION: Tleut. 0. Ww ‘ ‘ em As swan ane ‘ Palinton, Yoin'y, |@mith, Decatur, he: MF Wa ; —Keystone Comedy. Two-Reels, NEWS ORCHESTRA ai. | R rs | lean ° Cul: | Oakland. Cal Drummer 0. ws Brien "At Baited with Many a Laugh, LATEST CURRENT EVENTS with eaches Seattle) “Wousonv sevnnnty: capt. a. w.|sokendnia’ no Ge) THYM® FN: Boone - ne ac ¢ Overture—“Orpheus” HANDS wp A conference here between Louisa on, Asante, of ae A Weave DInD ae WOUNDS IN ACTION BURTON HOLMES . [#1 Curtin, amsitant. director of the", cna SN Ta Cea rl oe Co TR BRITAIN’S BULWARKS R. CLINTON MONTGOMERY ederal board ocational educa N GW. An inn; K. ¢ edi , . “ * BIG PARADES IN ONE | fiers! board of vocational educa ys Bas Je ctor, Minin KC AVELOGUE OFFICIAL WAR PICTURES Celebrated Baritone Soloist PERFORMANCES D. C., Saturday, and Benjaznin W Curweinaviite, Lewes; 4. to ne aeees, p . Johnson, representing the federal wie tt ig Ba bg: itner, board for national education in Seat Pa. n, Halt lake; K tle, may result in the establishing of ‘ J » ome, Mame bgt of i ‘a vocation school here oa Moodle, Far” Many, wee trained for army mechanical work in Sag We B. Roan, ‘Pat yAY as o ° the technical achools of the country ae aan en oe |i of this work handled at the |Apelie, Private 0. W. Barrows, Miles |Cineinnatl, A. 1 Broadway high during the summer!‘ '\iguim in ACTION: LA |, Moon, Etwo Ave. and Lenora St. months White, Jr, Duncan, Ukia,; Private GW, rado, 1 i