The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1918, Page 7

gee “ ° ® ” i Determined to Win, 4 ’ Is Pershing’s Word WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES IN FRANCE, & July 26.—Gen. Pershing received the following cable- 2 gram from Secretary McAdoo: ‘America glories in the achievement of your "2 gallant army and our French comrades. ‘The country is thrilled with the valorous deeds Ye of our heroic soldiers.” Yershing replied: “In the name of the American expeditionary forces, | thank you for your cordial message. Our officers and men are filled with the national spi f determination to win. They are superb soldiers.” iy TISH FLIERS SMOTHER ENEMY wONDON. July 26—The Rritish| bombs were dropped by us on the reported destruction Taflways at Valenciennes, Sceline Courtrat and Armentieres and on | hostile billets in different parts of ree others, which were | the front. Two trains were hit with Jared to have been sent down out | Dombs and thousands of rounds fired . a from machine guns at various — inet ee targets, including active The communique continues: antiaircraft guns, searchlights and “On the 24th instant there was|TSaeperts, All our machines re. | ull a very strong west wind Blow. Surned. One of the enemy's night and the weather mainly overcast, |DOming machines was brought ard evening, the sky cleared and : certain amount of sharp fighting | dombing took piace. Sixteen | tile machines were brought down three driven down gut of control. of our machines are missing. “During the night, over 24 tons of @ thief should try to take them reds of Thrifty Women Take Advantage of Great Savings on Millinery Offered by Criterion Mid-season sale, scheduled to last a week, starts with Seattle’s largest mil- linery’s corridors crowded and hun- dreds are delightfully surprised with phenomenal values. Every hat in vast downstairs department, every trimmed straw hat valued up to $12.50 will be at $2.50, and every one valued up to $20 will be sold at $5. All straw hats on main floor reduced to half inistry tod pf 18 enem) airplanes, with the prob Die loss © favor. ble THE CRITERION “Seattle's Largest Millinery” Serond Averme sf feneca YOUR OBJECTIVE What are you aiming at and working for? What's your objective? Every good American citizen is making the most of these busy days and every hour in them. He’s working hard and saving money—for two reasons: to do all he can to help Uncle Sam wi this war, and—Second— he wants to lay the foundation of a per- manent income for himself. The surest way of achieving both objectives is to open a savings account with a strong, able bank—a bank that’s proud to serve and advise you regarding financial matters. The Seattle National Bank Resources $30,000,000.00. First—he wants BOCHES' LOSS Articles left in an automobdile can be fastened to a recently patented chain, which rings an alarm bel! if IS STAGCERING IN FERE AREA * Yontinued From Page One| | de * this region are st ‘The Ughten 6 crown prince Supplies | _ The iner mber of fire lPere En lages ap tion dumps to return to the along the M old me dren walkin the wak vancing Americans wheeled carts and baby filled with bedding and he Y goods, are mingling with the war | uraftic. Some refugees find their homes wiped out. Other houses are mere | shells, with roofs torn nd walls plerced with shell hy | laid in waste. Wh are dot ted with dead men and horses and wreckage. In two months, the Marne valley has been transformed |from a ‘beaut | wealth and pl desolation, but here old beauty in brave where harvesting Everybody M Thrilling scenes molished. EB move. Mounted cars, automobiles marching men fi No unit has an quarters. beside the on their arma ply wagon leanly da ens are to any me SKAGIT CASE r PRESENTED T0 ~__ ISSUE BOARD WASHINGTON ernment engineers Thomson. Seattle co conference here t probe of Seattle's Seattle's commit Mayor Hanse Counsel Hugh ( ciimen C. B. Fitzgerald and Thomson, appeared befor {tal issues committee the firat time with their permission to Moat bonds to develop the ru July and "e uneiiman, are r nite thet the « on the § the al 2's sub-commit Cisco be reversed The letter in which C J. Shep Seattle representative ef ¢ f San Frag committee The opinion O'Sbaughn Dirnock we city’s need The prenentatic and consideration « sented by Caldwell “ P i greater part of the Jonen and Congressmar city officials in presentat case Mayor Hanson, at th the season, said, that after the have to take over owned traction lines In Corporation Counsel wired the Seattle leral defartrr | Thursday evening that b the decision of jeommittes would be f, ‘Had hearing encouraging This was a telegram xistant Friday Corporation Counsel Meter morning from Caldwe {Broke Again That's the way when you buy shoes, Bring we'll repair th look like new m #0 the LOWEST RATES TO CALIFORNIA = SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO HART WE |& S: KLAMAT | Good servic lrooms and unsurpassed 1 Jconvenience for passengers . and full pafticulars at City Ticket Office. |THE M’CORMICK LINE 109 Cherry St. Phone Elliott 3 HUNION } STORE ts CLER BASEMENT SALESROOM Soft SE Milan anc Novelty ple, ATTLE STAR FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1918. 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