The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1918, Page 11

725% 2243 @-—~_--________. 5 Id oa 4 TSChASPSASA q we tue SE cha SSSesP areata te \ | \'vé GOT ONG OF THOSE )\ OPEN _ SNEEZING "FLU" SPREADCRS troops for that purpose. From Page One] Further, it may be necessary for the troops to do some police duty In than 16 — men | Austria and Hungary. Hence, it now |weems unlikely that the bulk of the men will be back in their homes hort of a year, and the last not ely for two years | wounded gassed. one hundred ‘bition dol- However, as rapidly as ix consist: |), yh Pa: te : At Chicago: Micnigan 12; Chica- | serves 7; Cleveland Naval Reserves 0,| masks. This is especially true in/nanas that I am putting cenoeaver: aa rapidly. ae te. consist | Jimmy Arbuthnot, tn charge of local | Tufts college eleven, 74, ia a hard) At Chins z aay ie Gt tern Renerve the street cars? | market, and I am sure that if the heirs were! men back to camps here and then | football activities ‘At Madison: Ilinois 22; Wiscon. | 14; Oh rthern 0 Seattle people and Dr, McBride will from the throne. ‘The mili: demobilize them as fast as it can) One other game will be scheduled toam tn the | 9 At Manhattan: Kansan Aggies 28 ly take up thelr banana eating fea of the Romanotts of safely, compatible with the industrial gor November 21, for the Washington sturday. The At Minneapolis: Naval Aviation Washburn 9 street cars, this ancient custom of Ger. | situation. bors, whith Will eomplcte the ached 13-0 defeat School 6; Dunwoody A. T. 8. 6 At St. Louls: Drake 26, Washing- 1 not be endangerec Hapsburss of Austriaand The navy department prepared » At Camp Dodge ‘mp Dodge 6; | on 6 ‘ Yours for sport, Games between At Columbus: Ohio State 56; Case 0 BRAD R., Pier 1 and his son, of Bul- | some days ago a message to the fleet ‘King Constantine of Greece | of armistice. What orders will ac ied of Austria-Hun- rene | wo Navy's New Datice lighted. The destroyer patro! can be | released as soon as Germany's U ‘Gira boats will be inoperative. ‘War. Her entrance as a in April, 1917, has been | by the shipment of over largely of police duty do & generous portion of the police duty thereunder, And, he believes, an efficient navy will be necessary That explains why he has taken no steps toward disarmament but in stead, has asked for a new three-year program. The announcement of the signing was made by Philip Patchin, tnfor- mation chief ond assistant to Secre tary of State Lansing The White House was notified by telephone before the news was cially announced. The night phone operator and a few attac at the White Hi her t? in the war and expendi Hover $20,000,000.000 during Months in the fight. also, was the unique diplo- ted at the Teuton militar brought on the conflict} = Which today has been swopt ‘ Dy enlightened peoples has fallen to her lot to! thru President Wilson, the last peace principles upon which an Wd of the struggle was founded and ‘Wich will now be threshed out at the peace table. Wilson to Go to Peace Meet » That. President Wilson will attend fie conference, wherever is held SEithe conviction of his friends here . The war department pro- mi today to announce its plan dos @werning draft operations. That (00) 0" Pe ae RWould halt further drafting at! wm. ast hours of the vt in Me wan the strong intimation in) yo incton were f " th Redspartment circies ashinaton were far from dra:natic Biipments of troops as division i. ry tity ys ne | ep ew yppevand ’ o seared be ables day and ¢ since Mis craved recently, nnd while the pureiay, settied down to a deep dmriment was not relaxing its war wk, the recent shipments were MiP of replacenent troops and serv ‘eet supply men. @ Plan Demobilization We exact nature of plans for the of roldiers now over there leather chair in Lansing’s private office for a nap. On the floor below a corps of cable operators “stood by” of a single cable but had only the The use wire. n the hurried to the came and Been concealed, But it is known,| room shortly afterward Several, that the department pro Patchin was coatless, bundled up Wert to return first thome longest |[n an old gray sweater. In the press and those most needed in| reom of the huge where here. However, it now ap- | for many months th followed that there will be a big police the course of the w a few men Min Europe for some time to come, lingered for the tid! . All were dozing, r ng or amus ing themselves as best they could during the “watch.” “Get set, Patehin, into the shortly ‘BH hence it is likely that a big per- Milage of the forces now over there booked to remain fpr nome time. Mm, there is the difficuity of Wwiding tonnage for return trans. dashing before 3 door. oo. besides the danger of | o'clock this morning. He paused a moment to see that every agency was represented As men rushed to their telephones | too many znen suddenly on market. To Police Europe Tt is considered likely that the | he shouted, of Russia, as the Germans | signed.” , Will be a trergendous task! 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Eckman, formerty star of the Lin bem high school eleven, JerryWhac. | er, Queen Anne luminary; Hoi, ot | | The navy's task hereafter will he | the University of Michigan, and Jim: | Secretary | my Lane, of last yearn Washington | Daniels holds that with a league of | freshman team, are the leading lights Yank fighters to Europe, | nations, to be formed in the peace for conference, it will fall to America to | squad, CAMP LEWIS 13th ‘a | the uchdown for Camp mentor, will tutor new Lewis and predicts a good showing The final score came in the last protecen period Fullback Blackwell BAND OF HUN SPIES rounc in France has been |pboxing show to be staged a week 1 up and {# in prison await-| from Tuesday at the Crystal Pool, ac ing trial. 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