The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1918, Page 12

LIBERTY MOTOR BEST WORLD HAS PRODUCED Bpecial to The Star by N. Ee t and wor ; oly y N ert e 1 . th Thave been rumors re c r © work of tt t engineer Saffairs, of curtailed f r Ot the Liberty eas ONE Might imain As to aircraft affair PMAN, editor of Motor Pover-optimistic stateme Th may have rapidly put te ine that was te € t when t orate but when one gets down to received “over there facta one finds that the Libert ary to match up different parts tor fe A success and not a failure the same way that they are put t @ that the aircraft production ts | gether in this country The par jer along thar it was believed will go together be ase the re America could be at this time.” | terchangeable, and it in recorded “The Liberty motor that In the space of two hours fror WER, Executive se othe time of receipt of p r temobile Chamber o « ce, | France, a plar and ‘plane flown. LDIERS HAVE ian, $s, | UNIVERSITY Ber ommiss officers’ militar training camp at the University ot Was ton will be celebrated Satur ans night by officers and men with F mescie! to The S: re PARIS, July In the ac A third camp will open July 29 corner of igium, where | *2¢ agust ing the same course of training as Mttle army ia valiantly holding | «6 ¢irst and second camps Strip of land against the Hun, Pield events will be run off Belgian soldiers and adjacent to the bonfire Saturday Maying the ground for the reoc night. A f and drum corps, or ney of their lands. gan from the camp will be one tire villages have been planned of the main features of entertain Jaid out with the help of the Red nt. At the conclusion of the field and schools for the young vents and program, the bonfire fare to rebuild the nation are in lighted hamlet. latest and most striking accom Wedhinaian Youth nt ‘of these Belgians is the ices of a univeraity right Is Killed in Fall the front for the benefit of the san p1EGO, Cal, July 20.—Albert jelvir ery, student aviator, fell ; chairs, heat, electric lig pas see | At present courses are being given pragh ey — va Ps 7 gf tn ee bostry. Pr code peed amery is from the # of Washing the degrees in philosophy and lit Engineering courses wil! be added Tt took weeks of search before tent professors could be » Many of them held respon Positions in the army and could he relieved from duty Boidier who is eligible for a and anxious to follow it is de % @ and sent to live at a unit ; tated near the university. He > stays there till his course is complet Ved and then returns to the ei it there are more than x taking advantage keep the Hun aw: =m ie | COR. FIRST AVE. 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Club Dance More th » girls ‘om the var ous shipping board off! in Seatue will attend the regu Saturday night dan the Soldiers and Sail ors’ club, M. McCullough, local | representative of the national serv. | fee section of the United States ship ping board, heads the committee in charge ¢ ntertainment features, which includes Mims Irma Flynn, Miss Verna Beers, Mise Agnes Lot. | tus, and Miss Maud Hull, from Capt. | | Blain’s office, The Navy Yard trio| will supply the music for the occa sion, of which refreshments will be @ feature, Todd Ship Plant to Be Expanded The Todd Dry. | company, de | clared by 1 Schwab, here on an inspection tour, to be one of the finest shipbuilding plants in the| nation, soon ts to be greatly enlarg: | od, it was adding foundries | > place it| omplete of modern type | well as cargo ships joing with the expansion of the n will requir nal workmen, will be a plan ent aid in housing, prob- | ng the construction of a| mber of homes on the hil east of the plant CRACK RIVETERS WILL COMPETE AT CARNIVAL} A crack team of riveters will be se m the various ship riveting exhibition at the Se t carnival, Sunday lermak Helpers’ nt, de- | 58 Are Enrolled in Summer Bible Class The Daily Vacation Bible achool which began at the Plymouth Con gregational church last Monday morning with 28 boys and girls, had iment of 68 at the end of the q will con » for It is for “and | ears, regardless work are from | ia a recreation | he gymnasium. | la afternoons in the parks harge of B. ¢ Bulletin’s Editor SAN FRANCISOO, July Fre mont Older, for many years manag. ing editor of the San Francisco F toda ered his connection vd left for New | naking his plan or has not yet aid R.A. 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