The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 26, 1918, Page 10

det's father in touch with publicity dent, but it is system has t Creel’s services ca: work for the gove finished. be giving his p publicity at pre Creel has long ben a target for congressional and other eriticiam, but the friendship between him and the president was so intima chief executive never complaints agninst € On the other hand Secretary Baker, Secretary Da: quainted with poses, steadfastly praised him, de- spite <epenien. REV. W’GRATH NAMED Grath, rector of St. Patrick's at Tacoma, Wash., has been appoint ed bishop of Baker City, Ore, and Because this is not a war in| whose gallant troops we have fought the «treet Sioux City, it was announced today. have no masters, Your very com- president that no army has ever nah Scanlon. 21 THE SEATTLE STAR FATE OF EX-EMPEROR OF RUSSIA WAR'S BIG MYSTERY NAVAL CADET PRESIDENT GIVES —_ POSSES PURSUE JS HE REALLY KILLED HERE PRAISE TO YANKS) CONVICTS WITH | DEAD? MOTHER = _AIDNAPED | GIRL GETS eee UNDER TRAIN 33-222... 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I k n that was fired and xpected of me, Some time | that was struck in tt tleman from one of the that you have and has been only one TO CIVIL LIFE « WASHINGTON, De out ident Wilson n ca 1 moral cou Creel, of the ¢ ’ na oe * e ! w ar formation, today s ey nd alps a to t "i cywh Creet had qu that post ’ uw pomnit au reason other than th wil ry ap fina wh in publish ports, namely, that ht Gidecee wave . heen tid names you have made for | ¢ work is ft ud of the stand taken, of the pur Creel w » fi which thie war was entered ted States Seldiers Did It is anxious t life as so m happ untrymen, that I © hearts of the great whom it 4 privilege operate, any @ r of fundamental purpose President Wilson has been and others ac-/ ac el’s plans and pur- art and the inciples laid « be their applicat now know that low soldiers woday to do! Boy Is Killed by mander of our arm We are « tion of | honor to th BAKER CITY BISHOP their own in ROME, Dec. 26.—Rev. 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