The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1918, Page 12

ALLIED FORCES J, S. AID GIVEN TO TACKLE FOE ALLIES MASKED IN FAR NORTH BY FOE PRESS LONDON, Jul German news * r able to Special to The Star by N. FL A papera, Ro: area a = fi a yg Presence of American tre LONDON, July 13.—America he est front, are carr ring mut aye and the ailies are about to face | ‘Oat! the growing ap another enemy—the proGerman government of Finland. Intervention by the allies in Russia is likely to come, not thra a Japanese army at Viadi Vostok, but thru an American, French and British force in Arc $ empires, ac of Pros ult in the res battle front < ft ted it partially ro count its signif Of the somewhat jum’ Northwestern Russia The “White Guard > Finland is reported in one dispatch already to have declared war on the @itente. Whether this is true o is only a question of time wher government e pressure, wil! come ‘BgAinst the allies Furthers German Project ‘The government of Preside Rufvud wil! declare t “geeks to realize the Finnish tions” in the annexation « provine of Karelia is of the province of Archa: FWhich contain many Fr But in reality the p of Fin aggression in Russia is to fur the German project of an all route from Kol. the only Rus f Arctic port which is ice-free the "Year round, to Bagdad and India eaccine th “This has been the underlying pur) cessity for ‘af the whole scheme of German -no tion in Finland. It probably the occupation of Pet and Moscow by the Huns government of out te cease to become entirely ho» ation is in Biven before the Finnish White re le or proGerman troops, had Aa Helsingfors, their capital the Red Guards, they had sent expedition to the White sea, at 150 miles cast of the Finnish : This army sought to occupy Murman raiiroad, running from to Kola. and cut the Rus ff from their open port Germans Advance on Reed reports uw tion of this district has taken mat ters into pwn hands, broken with Russia, and joined the entente thru its local commune If the allies take aggressive action in Murmansk, haste will be the chief uirement, for the advent of ter will tushy shipment o! ner Buarding the railroad then the Germa trot of the Finn Fent from 49.000 to in troops into Finland to re - war ‘attempt to capture the Murman anno Gen. Mannerheim. who ‘ crawl the Finnish White seconds, breaking the record by five sec has been supplanted by the Gen. Von Der Goltz German-Finnish army is now advancing along the railroad the north, and it is this situa “whieh gives the allies cause for alarm stores of munitions and sup from the factories of America the allies, sent to Russia before accumulated at and other points in It would be a serious if these fell into the hands of Germans. As, therefore. of vital importance allies to keep the Murnan clear and keep the White and Germans out of Russian along the White sea. force of American, British and marines has been at Kola for months. 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Costello, mayor of Cal gary, Alberta, in registered at Frye William H. Thompson, Seattle awyer and wel n writer, han been taken to from hin Swankane from a nervous brea A talk on development of the port A special officers’ service will be held by Central Baptist church Sun Maj. Knight, one of the remaining members of the Pat Canadian regiment, wil speak Sunday m Episcopal church Clarence 1. Reames, ning in All Saints assistant Bastile Day in France. BALKAN DRIVE “5,6: COMMITTEE TO IS BEGINNING ne ae Truck G0 TO CAPITAL OF WAR'S END: 3:0" NEXT TUESDAY > It is the Independence Day of tthe French Their Fourth of July ‘The allied and Italian drive in s tant will gain whirlwind r £ . ‘ i» dugoSlavs, € ei 7g “ = i Slavs and Poles turn with } vaders against their historic op main- @ | pressors of the dual dynasty. The f vt r 4 war work center, war will end in the Batkens, Ar © had wtarted # ve " r committee will miles of Slavs voluntarily surren dering to the allies will down the power of the Hapsburg dy nasty firmly sr Vashington COME EARLY! TO CRYSTAL POOL LIST 71 NAMES IN CASUALTIES Ph nt ON SUNDAYS lows The big pool opens every SUNDAY at 9:00 A.M. Ww 1h Si Come in the morning if possible, and enjoy your dip before the crowds arrive. K 5, weverely woun tea Special Ladies-Only class every Thurs- day and Saturday. War Labor Board May be Called in City Car Case tre BILLION AND A HALF JARS OF FRUIT, PLAN WASHINGTON } COMMISSIONS AWARDED 10 15... _ SEATTLE MEN men have ons compar SEATTLE swarded comminsions in the cous artillery service heir graduation Wage increases of roughly $1,000 the end that 1,500 from the fourth officers’ training 000 yearly are being asked by the "ummer food, te camp at Fortress Monroe, Va men of the Puget Sound Traction, | 909.000 quarts may be put up at Those who were assigned as srcond Light & Power Co home this summer * eutenants in coast artillery tional Guard, are: Joseph W LONDON, July 1k—No matter argeon, 1164 Mast Newton PA LAC E HIP tow hungry ‘Towser may be: there's Second and Lenora Charles R. Collins. MM Harvard ave etinueus Lally 1 to always somne high explosive left in Albert C. Dentach Yerier way FLORENCE B that bone when he gets thru chewing! jee Emil K. Merga, 606 26th ave, N., and in edeer on it. British housewives, therefore The Largest and Most Sanitary Swim- on, 271 ‘ are urged to collect the bones after 35 ? dnnanans «ah their dogs are thru with them, and ming Pool in the Pacific Northwest Kitty Gerdes send them to collecting points, where the marrow is extracted and used for making glycerine CLEMMER SEATTLES BEST PHOTOPLAY AOVSE Floyd ¢ w am J st: Joseph Richardson ave. W.; Corwin P. Shank ave. No Harold MH. Waller, L. C Smith building; Donald C, Wilson, ykiynN ave., and Harold FR 1910 EB. Co! nel N. Meee eer lumbia st 2 West Comatock commissioned uartermanter’s re wecond orps ARGUING GILL CASE IN COURT AT OLYMPIA YMPIA, July 13—Arguments inbarment — proceedings Heattle in progress toda Attorneys Heber Hoyt and Waiter Schaffner reprene aw firm. Att r ‘ ppeartr xaminer MADAME United States attorney general, will " THE NEW EASTERN FRONT | > apeak Sunday morning in Christ Episcopal church An address for girls and women will be given in the Y. W.C. A. 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