The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1918, Page 12

‘Paris, THE SEATTLE STAR .MERICAN PLANES PROVE COMPLETE SUCCESS n §, WORKERS ARCHBISHOP IRELAND [COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE HUNG PLANNING EXPERTS PRAISE FIGHT TO END, DIES AT AG SAYS 6 MPERS . ST, PAUL, Sept John Ire-, the Philip land, archbishop of the St. Paul! versy BY WEBB MILLER ycese of the Catholic church for| He was Wnhited re le f at 5 this morn Sept to Arch- due Bien ot the American 7 anced age of 80,| tablished. He wax consecrated bish ration of Labor, told more than a are, niamnaed «fia | OM Capea acre prelate core of French labor lea pre Sea tine 1. ie Ute held an LL. D, degree from Yale, was Senting every phase of workmen's ac-| oii. eo arti ate ~|& commander of the French Legion | tivities in France. that Am la ling his '$oth birthday Be eon ane ee memes ORHoEE! : chaplain o % He was o bor is determined to carry the war September. 1, he was ¢ pews atic tendenc a hoe My i . On to a victorious finish en rode about in treet care, talking He declared America’s working-| Five days ago it became appar-| with parishioners and workingmen, Men will “see it thru, whatever may ent to his physicians that he could : " be the ar 4 not live, and he sank gradually, | gp yp, 9 | He said there will be no listening frequent rallies. At his V; A k P| to any peace terms, and no peace were hi Mother Su- tenna, wa e: | talk “until it’s over.” Seraphin St. Joseph's ‘ From many of the Fr Pr his. only sur I > “4 Fibs Gompers elesation rec sues oma, Ataltans in Air @esurance that France's lab man, of Sioux Stand with America and maintain and Bishops James ‘the home front until victory has Heffron and James turning deaf ears to tal te administered by ME his secretary, the v. T. A. Welch, after the sacrament had been ad- ministered by Bishop O'Gorman. Arrangements for the funeral will Last rites we “America’s ticipate in any sentatives of after the war,” Go! United Press correspondent orkers will not par: onference with repre nemy countries until commande across the be made tomorrow jai deg talked with the French le i a. 4 . mani Organized workers of America have mngnceted ah France ee ee This} The inter-allied confer.|. John Ireland was b in Kil-| is the text of the ma lence at London has declared practi.| Kenny, Ireland, Sepember 11, 1838, People of Vienna! urn to| cally the same. We nind Pres-4 He was brought to this ¢ try by| know t Italians, Wo flying Mdent Wilson in the achievement of | his parents when 11 years old above Vienna; we , drop tons | our princip! ost what it may For the first few years the fam-|0f bombs v ye city, but we Mths purpose of this mission is to|!ly lived in Boston, Mass, and|drop the salute of our tri-color of @Onvince the European workers of Burlington, Vt Then John was) liberty | ‘this determination, and to attempyto taken to St. Paul, at that time We Italians do not make war Bathe about a great solidarity or uni.|% trading post, depending largely | Upon women, old men and children ty of allied workers toward the same | Upon Indian patronage. At the) We make war upon your govern a Parochial school the future arch-|™ent, the enemy of national liberties; the blind, stubborn and This is in effect what Gompers is| bishop found a playmate in Thomas Yelling representatives of French la-| O'Gorman, now bishop of Sioux bor. Falls, 8. D. you lbert Immediately after its arr: here,| The two were marked by Bishop noe the Gompers delegation held a con.|Cretin, famed French missionary, | //Usions “People to study mee with French leaders, and|Who sent them to France Thomas’ alleged defalcations total | 110,000. He is at liberty on $10,000) il, pending trial. He was also the firm friend of Presidents McKinley and Roose- velt. Under Roosevelt he settled with goats ing rabbits % HOUS “FURNISHING WEEK AT Autumn Cretonnes, so new—so handsc for drapes, for chair coverings and ever so Cretonnes for making home homelike. FOUR TEMPTING CRETONNE HOUSEFURN Cretonne Mill Ends 25c Yd. A big assortment of 36-inch Cretonne in medium and light colors with pretty floral and conventional patterns. Will make nice drapes, cushions and coverings; 10- to 15-yard lengths. Cretonne Special 35c Yard Cretonne of very nice quality and 36 inches wide. Repp and Mummy cloth weaves in bright, cheerful patterns. 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