The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 17, 1918, Page 4

es BUSY DAY STUDYING ‘LOCAL PLANTS h Charles M. Schwab, president of the emergency fleet corpora ton, commenced his second thy | tn Seattle Wednesday with o to ag shipyards of J. FF. & Co. There the policy | - there examination followed his Tuesday itinerary was ‘The tour of the a) yards occupied the great part of the morning and then tie victor was whisked to the a club, where he was the enor guest at tonch with mem “Pees of the emergency fleet cor Jaunching at the Skinner &| My yards started the afternoon nd then @ brief rest in preparation mass meeting in the) | | aa visit Everett Thurs i the Aberdeen ship- Thursday afternoon. President Picx and party wil! in the city Thursday and w'l! at lunch in the Arena with ber of Commerce and Com: Club, Rotary club, Manufax Aasociation and Transporta ub. Everybody ts invited to Saffair, Tickets will be solt at for the lunch. The galleries| Assures Builders of the Ames Shipbuilding —_——— party with a plano selection Schwab interviews on THE ee in ernie mado 17, 1918. Ginitas enaett, at Lett,’ YANKEE TROOPS HUNS ARE HELD Snapped Just Before Flight | Continued From Page One| ” " Mexy (on the south bank of the riv er, five miles east and north of Cha teau Thierry). One platoon hid in 1 cellar as the boches rushed in. As the nermy flowed past them in a momingly never-ending flood, thir tiny garrison held out, fighting dew | perately, and inflicting great loanen The main force of Americans fel! back slowly, contesting every inch of ground with the «ray-clad infantry ‘The little group in the cellar fought op, like an islet In a rushing torrent Hun Ranks Riddled Then, when the Amertean counter attack drove the Germans back upon the river, the piatoon—what remalr ed of it—riddied the ranks of the re treating boches with machine «uns There was a joyful reunion when the little garrison was again absorbed in to the American ranks. Two companies of Americans (600 men), in attempting to flank @ larwe force of retreating Germans, drove #0 rapidly that they were off and wurrounded in a wood, Called upon to surrender, their answer was a erashing volley. Before the boches could recover from the surprise, the foughboys rushed them with bayo nets and cut their way back to the American lines with surprisingly few 0, K.'s Program keeping the the news dependent channels navigable to stages of the terways and are large vessels at camualtio mericans today received the highest praise from the French mand for thelr excetient work in the upon com Fydock company, the Puget from Washington that, in view of Water lant two days’ fighting Bridie & Dredging company. tye steel shortage, this commodity Tho three waterways, whi hare) German cnorale # said to be much North Pacific Shipbuild.|{b, #t4el shores ve work alone, ROW considered to be one industrial |Jower than in any previous phase my and the Meacham &/ heartily concurred in the govern. | Waterway, were constructed at the | the offensive They have already plant were made by | ment plan expense of property owners at a cost| used up a part of their reserves Piez and party Tuestay ‘The whole program of our ship ximately $4,000,000, of w Prisoners reveal the boches’ increas fm honor of the visitors | nuiiding depends on our ability to se- $4,000,000 fe own od ormapep ty Mr eag 59 Retting fn the New Washington | core st soppy tide lands adjacent to the water “, and declare t jorman n Wool p Assured that the present gov . im provided for con for Seattle yards until Parade Girts' Victory Carnival was reviewed from a special [im front of the New Wash the emergency fleet corpora and Dr. C. A. Eaton spoke at a given In the Shipbuilders. Seventy were present. ata “Jinks” held in th informality marked the oc , Facts to Know of sugar. left-overs, and jellied meat d, flour must be conserved. Jiffy-Jell can serve her. urge you, for p how folks enjoy it. _ Wegetables mixed in. Oc for six. coupon to us. The value is 50c. is 60c per set. At noon by Washing Charles A. Piez, commenting on ‘ omar Governor | the Oakland bollermakers’ strike, de cavated.” th ueeeemong the speakers. clared hould never have | the associat ‘Wiis luncheon the shipbullders | taken place jon should have preceded the one-day layoff, he sald Community pressure brought to bear on war workers who strike with out cause, was advocated, together with settlement of all differences by conference of workers Mr. Schwab has been requested by Rainier club| members of a special committee of evening by the Association the Industrial South End to asnist in getting the and officials of the steel government to maintain | West and Duwamish waterways so § visitors and loca! shipbullders | that there wil! be no interruption of | navigation by formation of bare and fe Press club Tuesday evening. deposit of silt in the waterways A number of shipyards and other ; Schwab delighted the war industries are located on the wa old Offers Save Sugar Yet Serve Luscious Fruit Desserts these times every housewife should fifty-Jell It means rich, fruity des- ly made, without the Y addi means supreme desserts, without the flour or sugar, at half the cost of means a way to serve fresh fruit, in jell, to save many ounces of it means zestful salads made with vege- ade with scraps. 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Pies did not remember whether he ety tt if the Bremerton navy 524 called the Oakland strikers the nation Mecupled the platform with “damned traitors” or t. This Be party, together with Acting | however, wan a term that could be | n. applied to all war workers who pM 4 Pies, C. W. Cuthell, coun. | *truck for trivial causes — Want Waterway Clear Association of the ing bare the Kast, “The in London. ‘The harbor anion work cost the government nm “The policy of the govern over and maintain when value has been demonstrated already waterways but has their commerctal has tthe no provision at great onstrated the Annociatior eprese feels that ome for the government to as sume their maintenance posited when the waters of the Du wamish meet Incoming Udes, is form. waterways which must be dredged out periodically to keep them In navigable condition.” in the women is not being wooed by said Mra. Hood, & delegate at the Co-operative Congress what it was, W everybody now non were extremely bh A map taken from man officer shows American hospitals. bombed by German airmen far in the rear of our nes Monday night, were plainly marked. Several cases have been reported of beches being captured while wear ing American | Freneh uniforma PEOPLE OF NO. FINLAND EAT STRAW BREAD NOW LONDON y ptured Ger t the twa deliberately tn th The assumed nd pola 4 People in @ not on Race ie if sol bark bread, but straw bread times containing unground pleces of straw half an inch long. 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In the region of Moreull Le Torte back 1 three quar ters miles) from the Marne Farther southw the enemy gained three kilom toward Kp ernay (14 miles theima and 26 miles east of Chateau Thierry) But he ia still 13 kilometers from Ep: ernay Between the Marne and Rhema, the Franco-ltallan army has repulse ed all atte between Kherns and Mai spite the lows of Mrur enemy has advanced only three kilometers n three days. Pomme of Rheims mountalr hax now become essential to realia ton of one of the Germans’ chief command wanted to split the Cham pagne front. This now has changes to simple tactical exploitation of lo nuccensen 6 boches are turning back from ection of Paris and trying to eantward and southeastwa tion of the German effort into @ series of limited ope proves the failure of the Ludendorft tyle of attack, which necesmitates an immediate advance of at least eight kilometers (five miler) to be ef. fective. Nowhere haa much an ad vance been accomplished. Even the allied first positions have been pass ed only with difficulty KEEN WORK OF ALLIES STOPS ENEMY EFFORT BY EDL. K United Preas Corre caaneet LONDON, July 17.—One of the chief causes In the lack of succers | the Germans’ fifth and moet « tious drive this year, is the great im pe ent in the a Intelligence steadily growing serial wuperiorit which renders even partial eurpris at thin time imponsible Not only was the-qeneral locality but almost the exact frontage of the prospective attack long known, en abling the mont effective counter | preparations, among which was the massing of sufficient reserves with out denuding the lines to the north. In these preparations, of the American preparations cannot be ntated If the present offensive in merely checked instead of definitely held, it must so far be considered glorious defeat, inasmuch as, deny the lengthiest and most elaborate rations, none of the German objectives haw been achieved IN HARD FIGHT ROME at lan cavalry continues to harass the Austrians |Albania, it was reported in die patches from Ital headquarter A small village near the was entirely cleared of th | quarters police. enemy by ating al were take material The southern A nui and gre captured squadron, oper ber of prisone: quantities of edge of the town was and a rushed the them, altho had to fight res had been shot on Into defended by machine guns few fle guns guns. Cava ured a capt f the Ttali fter their he The cav the town alrymen There th oun to h ed and fought from b the Austrians using and grenades russ machine guns wtatf of the Italian ron was killed, but the other the Austrian commander The remnants of the 1 northward, the with dead and whole enemy fle streets littered wound 4 P | An entire trainload of baggage was red and a number of prisoners Among the latter were four cafe waltresses who were 1 in the retinue of the Aus trian staff, POLICE RAID NEGRO DIVE; THREE HELD : In a raid conducted at 330 a. m Wednesday on an establishment at 216 ‘enth ave, 8, which has been unde © surveillance for some time authorit v three negroes, raid was J. Clark and of the head by Seret. T. Patrolman Ed Hagen, At the booking station the gave their names and ages as Wm Jones, 23; Thomas Williams, 32, and Albert Langford, 22 jewelry and other va hundreds of dollars we as three revolvers , of #ke and has been identi rtment as ton keys fied by the that stolen from several Capitol hill residences lately A complete opium outfit was selz ed at the residence of the three men all of whom were said to have been smoking at the time of their arrest They are held at the city Jail on open charges: Lieut, Gen, Sir R. BE. W. Te ha n appointed f of ge staff, over-sea military forces of C ada. the extent | preparing a believed by the | ms to be dangerous erimt | |nals, were captured. The ‘COLUMBIA ST. | men | the war Be FRASER. At $24.50 <style in popular fabrics wanted colors. Formerly $32.50 and $35.00, Your choice of every Trimmed © one-half price. 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