The Seattle Star dated July 31, 1918

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Sy A m “SURRENDER? H--, NO! WE'RE READY TO ATTACK?” "11 srs sess intrepid charging of t \mericans } ot wid, but it is also

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ee Ee eee Tene ater cheecanaieectpeansatesaapequned tape daetil ee) = 1e nomefurnisner: CASE IS REVIEWED _ BY DR.E.J. BROWN

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FARE DECISION arr Greater Coliseum "AWAITS RESULT | GERMAN DEAD |... @aOTE~RANKINCo. News by Telegraph Symphonic Sronaaire |

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s° spoke a ¥ a woman the ay wool markets today, and at ‘fact, our prices are " —White Blankets, Plaid Your | Diamonds ‘And

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KEENAN MORE TROUBLE NOW PLAYING REID x It’s Tough to Get Married! WALLACE WURLITZER STAR-LIBERTY WEEKLY And « Reel Comedy HER

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OF SCRIPTS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWSrAPHns News Service of the United Press Associa Bintered as Second-Clans Matter May 3....

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THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1918. AT DOES THE MORATORIUM ACT PROVIDE? EMPLOYMEN CHIEFS MEET CAPT. FISHER Half a...

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TO BEGIN WITH, I WANT A POLITE CLERK TO WAIT ON ME When Duke Kehan- a@moku isn't swim- ming he knits or plays the ukulele.

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ae For Sale—Real Estate For Sale—Iteal Pstate Special Notices | . the Northwest CREW STANDARD HOTRE, | ; cake Ba | capers |

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BRITISH FLIERS * INTERVENTION IN SIBERIA | ATTITUDE BOMBARD TOWNS - | By United ! Direct LONDON, July 31—Extensive ing was