The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1917, Page 1

ISLAV SHIP WORRIESU.S. PRP IAA RA AAP IRA PARAL PR LPR PDS IR PSPSPS PRPS PPP PPP PPP The Seattle Sta THE GREATEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST DECEMBER 24, “ ru UNITE VOLUME 19 a SELLS Dr. LALLLGSLEA ASS PEET ENE — “He gave his all—schat do you giv?" The Star printed this cartoon during the Liberty Loan drive. The Red Cross campaign committee has asked us to repro duce it today. For, indeed, is it not even more applicable today? Here you see Mrs. M. F. Randolph, of 905 Olympic way, Red Cross worker, on the eve of the main drive for Christmas memberships, bringing home to you, with this poster, just how your dollar may truly heip. You hear the last call. Will you not answer? 100,000 CANDLES “Triiser ie 0 BURN TONIGH TELLS TROOPS Red Cross Campaign to End Today, But Boys and Girls Will Carry on Drive Until Monday Seattle was coming down the home stretch in the Red Cross membership campaign Monday noon, with more than 100,000 members on the books! It was the city’s Christe» gift to the men who are fighting. And tonight—Christmas eve— more than 100,000 candies will barn in the windows of Seattle homes, illuminating Red Cross If the jhouses in © Hollywood in to report sut Him all would have The total n in the state army ‘The campaign for Christmas nih oo ‘The kalser’s Rpeech w members was to close officially tanttée ‘ . ay t second ARMISTICE RAISES membership contest for boys and girls doesn't end until December 3. e coming v’ re Cross re on with t ned 150 members| By United Preas Leased Wire undreds of boys are . l nd ur WASHINGTON dee ‘ ony, offe acation week will Horr od Thruout the jon a great cam ign has been in progress for Red membership Must Raise Millions A vast army orgar Ipr the gigantic Mead Millions of doll pained to keep millions yho will be w yd vigor to aught in the tide jnake wrecked homes that have Jovastated The Seattle wor every man, w pat a shortag Seit membernh results vonaible Horr Makes Estimate Ninety-nine out of 100 perso ¢ anxious an but mar is being humanitarian tash rs more must be of soldie t move CK » Oldest Co-Ed Claim (ce oe of University S. C.'' : By United Press Leased Wire PROGRAM 0. K." A Wire suff of war of 6 mac 00 per cent CHIEF RESISTS btced A ould reach aiph Horr Djornmittee, Mo The “honor SEATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, {Holy See Asks the Children of 1917. America to Pray to Babe of Bethlehem to Restore P eace | He ma ones ar world th 1 He came to BAZAAR RAISES. $127,126 TOTAL “A remarkable success. Monday to the res ef Pazaar bring upc BULLETINS By United Press Pocccccccccccsccsene. MANY STARTS BIG the 712 was collect the Saturday was biggest da when $21 The total for week was umulate FIGHT IN GERMANY i) HUNS PIERCE LINE, ROME NSIVE 4 AMP. AIGN ITALIAN REPORTS A strong " hed in the we GIUM SEETHING » plateau, & Monte witht FROM RUSSIA VITH THE HOSTILE REPORTS GEN LONDON raid BOY WANTED The has an oppor tunity for a bright boy to learn the ne paper busi ness. This is a _ good chance for the right boy Office Seventh Star Brit Apply. Busin Seattle Star, 1307 ave, | Vou bear the call BRITISH ARMIES Behind the of un Di elgium s from RAIDS FAIL, HAIG 4.—Repulwe everal sections Have you | WAR SECRETARY | her NIGHT EDITION Forecast rain Weather probat ptrong #4 PRICE ONE CENT } NAVY OFFICIALS ABOARD VESSEL Capt. Coontz, U. S. Attorney Allen and Lieut. Becker Hold Conference Over Bolsheviki Face to face with a Bolsheviki problem on Ameri- WARNS AGAINST, , PEACE FEELERS « Leased Wire Dec is Christmas peace should not for a s to slacken our « for war.” War Raker's weekly ed the warnin clearty that Ger fg to knock Italy , at the ® commandant of the 13th naval district, U. Attorney Clay Allen and naval in- telligence officers were in conference Monday noon aboard the mysterious Russian ship Shilka, which was |seized Sunday on the theory that it was bringing propa- gandists and gold for the I. W. W. Denil Teraninoff, 25, the ship’s quartermaster, who elwas arrested by city detectives after he had made a speech to 500 |. W. W. in front of their hall, 208% Second ave. S., Sunday night, was turned over to the |naval bureau of investigation Monday. He was taken aboard the ship. An armed guard of 50 American bluejackets from the naval training station, with fixed bayonets, are still patrolling pier 5, where the vessel is moored. Baker Greets Government and naval officials, apparently much concerned and in communication with Washington, D. Soldiers Thru C., refuses to discuss what they intend to do, or details Seattle Star ])of the situation. Pre of the By United Pre and WASHINGTO ‘ ‘ he thristr try ° oi t must be delicately handled, were tates officials admitted At that the state der which has maintained atehful waiting policy toward the can soil, Capt. R. E. Coonts, ‘euton peace task, Baker uld as a fore offensive anched {in the w “It we appear that anner German ded to oft erman ath K an effort by separate pe rmany with for the p er natic amination rain | f the naval intel mingled in the spotted” th aders and the men most interest 1 the speaking. signal the arrests were ship in an Amer * Leased Wire its seizure, plac States in ap \ given Stay that there aboard on page 5) CITY WORKERS GET SALARY FOR XMAS Christmas evikt lirecting the god of war nt of a fean 1, W attainme otage and esy eralized y hogstrgenl nce was made brighter for re vy employes by the payment of $151 for the last two week gular paydays are on most of them | the 10th th of eaech month ted at the | since falls on a holiday, the city given a day in ad investigation yD. BARRE ernment nd the 25th ——$—$<— —$ By United Press Leased Wire n FRANCISCO, — De Tom and Jerry was sea t Auk, in San Francis get the blame, speaking ‘Twenty-one urre jail, }warrant The } taging an was | You hear the cali i H.C. t you answered?