The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1918, Page 4

a PAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, NOV, 14, 1918. nnn eee ALDARA ALA PL PAPAL PLP PPP PPP LPP PPP PY M.J.B.Coffee|__ When Johnny Comes Marching Home to Mother | ? | | 106 Stores 47 Years of Dependability . | | Truly Feminine |H] The instinct tor becoming attire is ennentially a feminine ¢ Ww in this store because of the wonderful style | welection they always find and because of our high standard of service, | LAA AAA RAR AAR PRAAAAA IAA AARP Pn lt Patt tatrcta tet n take huge delight Stylish Coats The very newest, smartest and most stylieh models are shown among our popular priced |]| conte in all woot fabrics that guarantes wat |]| faction, Don't fail to see these #pecial valuew | $27.50, $29.50&$ 34.50 Other Coats Up to $85.00 Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waists and | Furs at Popular Prices ——" Open a Charge Account You need not pay all in 30 days. 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GROAT was indicated that the navy‘s proof so CEATRi = Vv I Cc T R (@) L A S ' — “07 dent)! far tw not positive, but f vidence < = im the tate fu! (United Press Staff Correspondent) ; i} [rms sctenetees cteim ine | WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-—The| ie regarded as rather conclusive, PETUTeA TTI Style XVI. Electric leaves eee i ¥ fate|| “WASHINGTON, Nov. 14—The} German submarine Deutschland t+ ne Deutachiand. under Capt. Koe-| LONDON, Nov. 14-—finee the be NOW PLAYING Aras : . | nig, firet came tnto altimore har ~ . » nothing to be desired in \ | navy department estimated today | charged with responsibility for sink: hor with a cargo of dyestutts. After finnine vaaen atau tana — Hes ang y i | é ~Slom 4 forces in European waters ha " Sos eee rye 4 = ia I} [New since the germe are aM de-|| that 50,000 mon could be spared ing the U. 8 crutwer San Teel &| about four weeks she went out with aah enteeeel, dan: couke Geek wah \ ictrolas in appearance, cand tellees taken the Kater, ||ffom the navy within the next| snort Serince Out Of New tome mya Gurco of nickel, and when shelter, one armored yacht and two convenience, and tone re- he 4 or ay made her second trip, she a se Unieed 3 ‘ ye Prag sides of ate ing wiser, ty | srecaaggRiodlengsy ine of releasing) 6 information is the best avall-| New Londen, Conn. On her out- seaman tetiowr San een eae a production, men, students of schools and ¢ol-| hie that the navy department has | ward voyage there was a collixion 4 . In the period since January 1 In Mahogany and Oak, $282.50 i on gp edad wit in archives, jeges can apply for release to theif | as two t use, it wae stated by an in which a tug Whe sunk 1934; the Americas are known to tn Wat * * Te whew the menerations commanding officers, and the de-| official today the Bremen, in still a mystery, 98/1006 sank four aubmarines end WITH THE In Wa nut, $240 How the people were all masked.) Oo iment’s policy will be to grant it.| The Deutschland &| What happened to her steter ship. | vropepty two nore, and have dam: Other Victrolas, $22.50 to $400 1} oe teasalbirdonelbain | cargo cruiser, was converted to Iny| far as the world is concerned b she po Algal ey taboe Pot py onsoe Convenient Terma , rm? beset oe now Ge gee } | mines, and aixo was fitted with tor | One thing in certain, she was ex: | Ain CMe | Te Maley Oe tie aie anve more pedo tubes, She was known to have | pected at New Londen and never |... weg atle oe i Om tach Fait SUTF, COAT, DRESS Western Lumber Gperated for a while off the Asores, [appeared tories current In naval |v” Mork om the Atlantic whe 2.) at the ORENCE UPSTAIRS Will Aid Europe it was stated. quarters are that she waa captured | ines was email ‘ sro . As far the navy department and interned by the Fritien. | During July and August, 1918, the Second and Talon, O14 Times Mids. Reconstruction | has been avie to ascertain, she was Germany is understood to have|vuting July and August: 1918 the 7 oot snisy seeing the Kal: that crept Into American bullt seven or eight of these vensels finiets 1 type, which were iy a bunch of Yan SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14.-— the vos’ Great Britain must have 560,000 waters and discharged mince, which of the Deutsch it verted Into submarine epulset new houses and moat of the lumber | later wrecked the old San Diego. « b lteeman, With their bese af Guetde - for them will come from the Pa- town, escorted 908 tons without Allied War Review cific const states. In addition, han- Huns May Escape |Spokane May Send any ions. “Ain't It $0?” @reds of thousands of new homes They steamed 2% 00 miles, The COMEDY kee by American vessels waa 1 per cent | During the same montha American must be built in France and Bet Punishment for Mayor to Capital indent | $00,000: Sates, «Son igo lias: sin betinaant tedir: of War Atroci ies | in Phone Protest at — Pee en by the ALWAYS ‘. Fe Witness et S. ry & Cc WASHINGTON, Nov. 14—Ger-| SPOKANE, Nov. 14—Mayor Fee ? Americas forces quartered in a weest lumber dealers in the rrench waters during the summer British Isles, who has come to the| Mane rexponatble for the unspeakable sett may be sent by the city to) Slt Weet Coast (0 survey the timber | atrocities In Retgium and elsewhere Washington, D. C., aa ite special rep seanth ended ar TeMeAtative to protest the increased situation. jmay go scot free, under amenc Stephene seses for Seehens, Wileh BICYCLES } ticle 6 of the armistice. become effective thru ruling of the Without having definite informa «tate public service comtniasion Fri ry ets " FOR CASH Sl Stre tion of the purpose of this article, = and hye bo ne & genera! — New Bicycles on Terms from lamed for Three nn ee een irons authorition no Of 25 conta per telephone per mo . wr over federal tes now in effect. elle cag Hospital Victims = — escorted 3,492,412 tons. steaming & total of 567,561 miles. Since the beginning of the war the total steamed by t was 4,600,000. The t of the whole war is held by the U. 8. 8. Ericsson, which up to Septem: ber 1, steamed $4,9931 miles The total fighting #trenath of the USED PAINLESS Interpreted the elatise therein read Excelsior ele eas American navy in Buropean waters Motorcy Three Seattle people are in the city ine ‘s British Announce je 364 vensolx. of which about 904 are 4 Co. hospital Thursday, suffermg from) “No person shall be prosecuted for . * s warships. The personnel comprines $013.8 Bact Pine Street severe injuries received in Muto ACC! ofrenses of participation in war meas Audacious Sinking 72,000 men. There are nine naval pore eng ~ woth yg ge’ ures prior to the signing of the ar LONDON. Nov. 14—The admi- bases and 27 na and ‘ ol ralty minor accidents were reported also, | Mistice ine Those badly injured are This was held by some to mean the M aviation bases. officially announces the sink: | These are scattered al the coast the battleship Audacious off of France and Ireland, and there are Phone Elliott 997 er forth Irish coast, Oct, 27, 1914./kome in the Mediterranean and the Old Folks’ Coughs |_Thomas Muthall, seattie Broon Co. | that if any Germans were left behind The Audacious, which struck | Adriatic. Asnerioan craft constitute wit! be relieved promptly by Pino's, | sht arm broken and right leg bad: jn France or Belgium, tho govern: mine, has since been raised and ro: 27 per cent of the grand fleet ly bruised. ments of peoples should not take paired. The sinking of the battle The naval aviation personnel to abacoawed Mra. W. G. Jones, 506 13th ave. N. | retribution on them for crimes they | ship was kept a secret at request of | tals 19,200 |. Left leg broken and possible inter: | committed beyond the pale of war the fleet commander | | Dentieta come and go; the United Boy nal injuries. faews — — | Members of the Horrowed Time Mrs. &. B. Thornbury, $07 27th ave.| On the other hand, some interpret Armenians Report club, all over 70 years of age, met —Chest badly bruised, poasible frac: ed the clause to mean the people of Thurwday afternoon at the Malloy } * tien! farce have [tured rip and internal injuries; bad | cvacunted territories should not. be Turkish Outrages |" adh thant tietdee St tee occas freee telenn | punished in any way for participa-| roxpon, Nov. 14—The allies! oo ator You want the best; why expert ment? 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