The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 7, 1918, Page 12

MRS, PRESTON ON COMMITTEE fne Corliss F of schools for t n, superintendent | Saturd tate of Washing-|\, ht! ton, with five ot on, all na tionally known, were Friday appoint ‘ed to the republican woman's nation al executive committee by Chairman Wm. H, Hays. The appointment followed a con ference on Wednesday, at which Hays announced that women v forth to have A larger sh in the Management of the republican party The committee ed, besides Mrs. Preston, includes M Mick, Illinois, chairman; Miss Me Barrett Hay, New York; Mrs. Flor ence Colliers Porter, California; Mr Corp Corp. ¢ Private ret W. A.. McCarter, Kansas, and Mrs. | [0/?. /! Raymond Robins, Illinois. | Priva in Chicago Bomb Throwing Outrage som Privat @ppeared today in the search for) |||’ the persons who planted a bomb fn the federal building here, kill Liout. others. Officials from State’s Attorney) Corp. F CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-—Mrs, Joseph The hence- | _. Name. fedill McCor-| Private Albert y | Private Jack L. Private Martin H, Sheriff Examine Suspect Private Chaties , Trumbelt CHICAGO, Sept. 7—New figures | Private ing four citizens and injuring 8@) private Huxley L. Hoyne’s office conducted an exam-| Private Umberto Paoli THE SEATTLE STAR | FETE T0 MARK | SHIPYARDS TO HOLD | Dentist Must Serve | CHANG HEADS REPUBLIC| Salvat ion Army to | U. S. CASUALTIES Lieut. Seipel of This State Dies of Woun war a ay morning day nights list is divided as follows on, Kil ounded severely « undetermined, 3 Slay M, Lon: e Allen C Roy J. Shane John A. Miller e Hans P. Marche no J. Murtha Mrs. Whitford MISSING SECTION N¢ KILLED IN Andrew V. 8 MINED Rhody F. Tumr artment reported 145 casualties Friday night, and 148 Next of Kin nt. Milton H. Kirkpatrick Sheriff Mrs, Ela Root +. Mrs, BE. M. Selpel Mra. J. L. Shorey t, Mont. Mra, Harry Potvin KE, 8. Stefani | campus TO ONE-VESSEL TYPE) 5 PHILADE 1 § | shipbuilding policy now being formu: | ty LL, J jlated for Eastern shipyards at the! atte dentist, for a reheartr } HIIA, Sept headquarters of the emer corporation will restrict affected to construction « ‘The fourth non-commissioned offi cers’ training camp will be brought to a close with a big entertainment | of vessel place the yards on ¢ those of the West," said Schwab jaturday night, One hun ar in the fifth camp, more than half of which number, were from out of| SAN BERNARDINO, and fifty-two men were enrolled An athletic meet, drill, bonfire and | Creek antl eld ta 8 cha’ way to Bakersfield tod social will mark the closing of the camp, which is the moi 1 held so far, according to Capt, 1. terday, after a 12-hour Sill, In active charge. sheriff's deputies Mnation of Harry Wilson, alleged might, when officers ched Mat of Mrs. Nina Spies, said to be the widow of August Spies, who ‘was hanged in connection with the| Haymarket riots 30 S ago. Wilson is not the pon, close friend of Bill Haywe of Niko! tempted the outrage. ; WASHINGTON, sept. 7—The| | Of Cxecho-Slovaks will have a cen-| ppp tralized and fully organized govern- | 4° uni ment ready to assume control of pianson hhemians and Slovaks when they have been freed from the Austrian | tem, The United Press learned today that Czecho-Slovaks, following the, jonal_ council | the ¢ f mment, @et about to consolidate t spread activities and asp under the supreme heac Ceecho-Slovak national council ‘Program plans are being perfected Orate the birthday of . W. F. Bickel and Living- ston B. Stedman, officers of the P: ents’ Association of Soldiers and Sail- _ @Fs, will confer with Brig. Gen. Cor Melius Vanderbilt, at Camp Lewis and Admiral R. F. Coontz, relative €o the celebration and the respective Parts to be taken by the civilian pop- | } - @lation and the military. | (Paid Advertisement) Re-elect John B. Wright JUDGE JOHN B. WRIGHT Justice of the Peace John B. Wright is a candidate for re- election. Judge Wright has ms a big record in office and is hard and conscientious . worker. Among the many reforms he has established for the Justice Courts, the most prominent is the Night Court, which he established in 1916 and over which he still pre- sides, in addition to his day court Judge Wright has disposed of over 25,000 law suits during his term of office. (Paid for by Geo. Ainslie) (Advertisement) RE-ELECr NORMAN M. WARDALL| COUNTY AUDITOR He has shown ability and efficiency , im the conduct of the office in the L { past two years and is entitled to re-|§) election, , i = mt LONDON, Sept. 7.—The condition; MILWAUKEE, Shorty” Wil- | stows wo Who has been held since soon after | ® ¢titical condition at a M 1 the national domains of the Bo-| organization, after hearing the city’s | ot offer to purchase the traction sys-|on § ¥ MW taken Into covieds Tht LENINE'S CONDITION | PHILLIPP AND WILCOX | ‘We must preserve our womanhood. There is need, greater than IS GROWING WORSE} RUNNING CLOSE RACE crer for strong women. Apparently, the race 1s not as lai Lenin shevik premier, | nine pre Dora Kaplan, who at sassinate Lenine, is in joow hos: nets missing, 1 to Boiler Makers’ Union} Iron Shipbuilders’ and Help ion Friday night made Mayor an honorary member of their en DOWN air ministry report announces wessseeneseca SINS NN NS Ta pCuE) motion picture t. 7.—With . Gov. Philipp and Roy P. Wilcox were running | more are destined to suffer from|1 was bound to get well, I took |neck and neck today in the count mob after the attack for the republican gubernatortal | throat a always spells fine acting by a real star in a better Aensca goes to see better motion’ pictures to watch real stars in photo- plays that are worth the talents of the artists, and their own time. Which means that America, in its millions, goes to see Wallace Reid. If you know how much better a motion picture can be, you have seen Wallace Reid, the brilliant, the like- able, the versatile. You have seen him in “Less than Kin” and “The Firefly of France” — and you have considered the time well spent in the able to resist disease, Thousands suffer and thousands] bottle brought good resu: that most insidious of tWelve confined to the hend, nose an Czecho-Slovaksto (nomination mpematic” sendasUpartact of E| At the age of thn ena do'as oreck Strengthen Nation Hanson Now Member bape eeuren were Wilcox, 71,168; | eng Wpere there are, mage y bey ty saad Db | Ls pigead Everyone is lie Mre, Mary Fricke, 607 Bornmen | St, Betlevilte, " or “I have weighed| jumbua, Ohio, inde. Wor years| Health Rook. | 1 euffers my stomach. crampe| sold everywhere tn |! | and severe headaches, After read-| lets. Insist upon havin, Dr. Hartman's Health Book, I an*e Famous Peruna LY on the University of ‘Washington It will facilitate construction and | ext town 7.Emery Salyard, alleged es against him, was on his on lodged in jail here late yew formerly or our women are victims of an overcivilization and less | catarrh. Ninety-seven per cent Fitteen as a result of rough handling |of last Tuesday's primary ballots| the people have catarrh. It is not! poung es ae A Pe yg crap Port) many eupposs. Catarrhal|!t My weight te now around 200 yeara in the American fami]: attac! Hagan] its werth ff you ar: ate Tit Tita| The Peruna Compeny. Dept n ., Was one o! iJ Peruna mpeny. Twenty-three | victime. She says! or Tbe. Barten y airplanes were destroyed and| ae lttle ae 100 p driven down out of control, vel ptember 5, the latest British | ™ | qetided to try Perna. The fret| your dealer for a Peruna Almanac. A new | 30-Day Jail Term) ” Supreme petite K A | large majorit pt. 1—Receiving a! Start Drive Mond Hsu Shih Chang has The Salvation Army drive county, by which $17,000 is to hells ¢ court denied, Thursday been elected president of the Chinese of Dr, PL, A republic. Chang was formerly presi: | geney fleet dent of the privy council raised for “doughnuts for doughbeys, 5 protege case, in which he was found guilty will be launched Monday morning , sf one typo|on the charge of practicing dentistry | $250,000 LOVE SUIT wnd continue for four days ) without a license, before Jud Under the dir mn of Ira Brom t Cal, Sept a ave many having battle with sturdy as Ita, but as company of this-romantic hero of the screen. You have seen him in “Believe Me Xantippe” and smiled at his de- lightful comedy; and in “The House of Silence” and “Rimrock Jones” and “Nan of Music Mountain” you have seen him in three pictures that have given you reason enough for under- standing why Wallace,Reid is a popular star. If you haven't yet seen! all of Wallace Reid's Paramount’ Pictures you have something to look forward to. For the Season of 1918 and 1919 there will be eight new Wallace Reid- Paramount pictures These two trade-marks are the sure way of identifying Paramount and Artcreft Pictures — and the theatres that show them. ADOLPH ZUKOR Pres. JESSE L.LASKY Vice Pres. CECIL B.DE MILLE Director * ONEW YORKT + PORATION [| pWaWaW ala W awa. ov, X*7 mith, October 15, 191 footing with | sentenced to 30 days in the county |b Charles M.| jail, On appeal \to the supr He was| SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7—A/ son, seattle business man, wi h of promise suit for a quarter : nan, with of. it her for. | flees in the Colman building, Seattle xpected to subscribe its fall queta the first 48 of the he carried the case |of a million dollar urt, Which upheld | mer husband was on file here today | ! Olven. dur CONTINUOUS 1 TOM Water is the source of power —German influence con- trolled the water for the log drive—but the love of a woodland girl inspired a human derelict to fight and IN A VIRILE PHOTO. DRAMA OF LOVE AND A LOGGING CAMP HARDSHIPS OF THE BRITISH ARMY re (Official War Film) BEES IN HIS BONNET (A Corking Comedy) TONIGHT—LAST TIMES ARBUCKLE FAT THE COOK Big Double Bill Second at Seneca ve