The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1918, Page 5

THE SEATT TAR WI 1918, GEORGE KRUGER The Great American Pianist Pupil of Leschetizky, the Teacher of Paderewski, President of the San 0 Music Teach- ’ Association, Dean tT the King Conserva- EBERT {FAMOUS PHRENOLOGIST PROPH TER FOR I AUTOCRATIC OMBATIVENESS COMBATIVE NESS FRIENDSHIP SELFISHNESS tory of - recog- Mine er nizes . STERE . executive SOLOELLE ro. Humor DRIVER The Tone-Coloring Solo — Player Pe won ei LANGUAGE Un instrument that aids those | | . REVENGE fearing to play the piano. | t a INFORMAL yrael we tt the Soloetle will achieve tte supreme triumph in the educational field. Everyone, without exception, knows toneculoring—one aiweys speaks with vote infiection— fone inflection—tone coloring. The Soloello places full controt of tone-coloring im the hands of those who love meric end enables them theredy to develop their musical | or taste to almost any degree. As an inapiration and Sr tr hae Gotoelie is like no other player piano—it brings to you the Be to produce to create real, true, thrilling ~ decause Firet-—The Soloelle is the only player piano that ettords complete and unrestricted contrel of Melod: x <r seperately. Second—The loelle is ¢! only player piano that affords control of the Tore-Coloring— the charm and essence of musical expression. 4 to those studying any branch ef music, the Solociie will, I be- lieve, s00n be considered indis- pensedic.” | or | eent RY JESSIE ALLEN FOWLER « is M bert, the remarkable for his powers of body and mind. ly, without haustion a chancelloi . erman chancellor cal expert The characters of Lenine of Fu | sla and Ebert of Germany make an interesting study from a pmycho logical point of view ort comparison be t and Lenine point out that the first has 4 Vitabmental temperament, — the He is able to work east great fatigue or ex Hix democratic spirit shows In his we would perceptive intellect. He is a man © to to gather facts, and gets down to Chickering Soloelle, Autopiano Solo- “brass tacks.” anit la UF ant snomabeesd elle, Montelius Soloelle, Bacon | Wien! gpa by Pd 4g hes4| while Lenina ia welf-centered and re ; “ unites with his intellect and» Soloelle, W ashburn Soloelle. jto make him a friend of the yt engl Sethi 40 ide eek 86 Terms tf desired. ple. ere jlentorabls chert willbe Hie knows how to tomper his|™0Fre for the good of the people | while Lenine's will be one of terror land bloodshed. Were the people of Russia as ef. | apeech with humor, and with suf-| |fictent force to drive his arguments) Other Instruments in Exchange home, isis te Codie | ficient and as educated an thone of He will make a strong leader if|1enine's Pree l ggs prs a ace: Opposite jallowed to rule the people, but he! ibert can carry the people with Pantages | needs more dignity of aring (©) him in hia control ax premier; Le Theatre round out his charact 4d give/nine can only hold the people in him balance in administrative work. | abeyance to his winhes ax jong as | Yet the lack of it will make him/he can deceive the people by mak-| the friend of the people ant enablejing them think that he Is the him to get in touch with their) «trongest man among them. He needs and present foquirenm nts, will not be beloved nor admired for his good acts, and a broader and \Make Your Stomach more liberal leader should be found Your Best Friend for his place. Thus, by a psychological and eth logical study of the tw men, we Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Digest the Food, Prevent Sourness and Make You Feel mee that they organized to from of view Fine All Over. on after ont | ae "A Delightful New Program of Vaudeville Tomorrow: BELMONT’S “THE END CANARY OF A PERFECT DAY” rule opponite |Car Traffic Tied Up for One Hour Following an explosion caused the short circuiting of a high gee | If you feel any dist ing take a Stuart's I then sion wire at the plant of the A Worthwhile y. Phayiet our rising, no P| James st. power house Tuesday aft Comsed: » mo biliousn: ernoon, H. B. Dobson and George THE SHAW DUO Instrumentalists Extraordinary FRANK COTTER “The Nut Comedian” RUTH CLIFFORD in “THE LURE OF LUXURY” id you now tr Stokes, employes, are in the Beattie! jot as oon as possible and |General hospital with severe burns. | puly m Both are in improved Mein! Wednesday. Street cars all over and in downtown sec » Hed up for more than an use of the explosion. [And sh | ea relief will | n- | Hons - | hour ueters and pd ntact with ment brings th }the rich food im: ap stomach derangement liman, son of 1 Gi Well Known New York Phrenologi- | ® }erned by DO BET- —— sideman | LENINE different ty bert of Lenine has a very of organization from many, and his rule over the people will be characterized by a very dif-| His head in ferent temper of mind. high and short, which shows that he if not one to yield one inch from \ position he takes, or relinquish a single plan he makes. He has @ remarkably long jaw He cannot be moved by sympathy, emotion or sentiment, He and 4 very hard, determined one. in even to [the point of cruelty He's Benevolent His benevolence appears to be under the control of his intellect and his reasoning powers are gov- hin fighting tendency or large combativeness and destructive ness, Tho Inst two mentioned fac ulties are located In the base of his brain and give him his force character and his keen, calculating mind He's Reserved He is not genial, friendly and hos pitable, but austere, reserved and dogmatic. His mind seems set in & hard and fast die which will be hard for him to change He should be more social, genial and practical to be a leader of the Russian people, but inatead become autocratic, crue! and re vengeful in type, without fully con requirements of the sidering the people He ia much won things out practically CHINA, T00, HAS PEACE PROBLEM (Special to The Star by N. deductively than PEKING, Nov. 20 paneer threatens China from within and jwithout With the great war end ed, in which all world interest haw been centered, exploitation of rich , | flelda will be resumed. > Thursdays and “% president of th i . China is one of richest for Weekday Matinees 10c—Evenings and Sundays 20c exploitation. 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It is a powerful antiseptic and should be ‘applied Immediately to wounds of this kind to prevent danger of infec on the weather but easy on you! Let us show you the Poole, Princeton or Penbury for style; or the Plymouth, Belmont or Buckingham for blizzards! is soothing and healing and quickly drives out pain and inflam. | | mation in cases of sprains, bruises, the problems for the league of na tions which in about to be. Foreign investments and foreign | management, to bulld up her indus. trial strength, must be fair, Fair. neax will be assured only under the | guidance of a world With between hundred milli has not mo: using power, 1 sand of the bi country and four tants, China 0 industries han a thow there persons employed ial govern ments dustries sul re main nt control while transferred |to private ownership. n milla, iron works, eng! ompanies, paper and silk ries sem canneries are! most pretentious of all China's in dustries. Captains of industry are so few as to be counted on the fingers of one hand FRANCE WILL HOLD RAILROADS ONE YEAR! to The Nov has decided Star by N. 1 The A) y 20 government control of railroads and raw terials the government will be to regulate readjustment and dic tate prices. There will be no mur- derous trade competition ma Italy Is Country of Unlocked Doors |‘ “Ttaly | ROME, Nov, 3.—4By Mail) ought to be called the country of un locked doors,” says ¥F, C. Thwaits, Milwaukee, Wis., in charge of a large section of American Red Cross work in Italy “TL think honesty is the lef trait of the Itailans he says. proof of this general st ment is that I never lock my hotel door any where in Italy, nor do other Ameri cans after they have been here a few weeks, We go away from our hotels perhaps for days at a time, leaving our doors unlocked and all our per | sonal belongings at the mercy of the first comer, thing.” ALSO, COFFEE MADE OF and we never lose any Jcuts, burns, bites and stings. 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With the | with little | demn best | ularity and favor, Knit Underskirts played tr with fane valtien at 960, $1 i $2.60, $2.95 $1.50 Foper Main Wloor @omen's Flannelette Gowns O inspect ti how- ing is to know that at last you have found the place where you will buy your Gown, Ow stocks have been enle ged by a new shipment, which pre- sents wonderful assort- ments of Plain Wit and Pink and White and Blue and Wi. Stripe in round, square neck styles, with yokes or plain. These are daintily trimmed with fancy braids and wash ribbons, and re made full in length and body measure- ment. Sizes 15, 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20. Attrac- tively priced at... A $1.95, $2.25, $2.50 Upper Main Floor, Jilk Crepe de Chine, Yard $1.50 Upper Main Floor T would be difficult indeed, to find the young woman or the ma- tron who would not ap- preciate (as a Christmas gift) a cutting from this 10-inch quality, sufficient for a_ blouse pattern. One feature which makes these Silk Crepe de Chinés unusually attractive is the range of thirty-six colors, as well as bla Buy the desired quantity now, while the color assortment is complete. and V- Speed Trap Fines Tian Under Probe)»: Pedac complaints that an un- na speed trap” is Pacific highway near/ 1M. Buttle, travel-| is making far, the inves that but iw ‘ot |" entered the ket a mis were f pund o not a cent of whi had been turr auditor's off money turn treasurer, Mexican Bandits Release American’ PASO, None the for a fortnight's captivity ut s, E. ¥ the county EL wors the hands of Mexican band | Knotts has returned to El Paso, fol * concerns of | j days me with D. all ale near Vila is release tts was cay Smith and Ammon ners in a mining property ey. 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