The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1918, Page 2

holiday gifts now— pay next year! make your selections NOW and start month # you ean 1 email amount each month --tomerrow only, COUPON (cut it Fors and out) and 10¢ will get one of these “Peerless” auto trucks (11. Inches long, 4 inches wide), in our MAIN FLOOR TOY STORE. (No mail or- Imited quantity, we that eugecet give your order new for immediate deliv- —an interesting plaything for the “MY PONY,” as pic tured; 19 inches long. Inches to seat; special for Fri ieee | MARINES TO TELL STORY ‘The story of Chateau-Thierry will WASHINGTON, 1 Nev. 28.—Ruma- z= nia has formally we againet rman atrocities by the retirin te told by H. 8. Knapp and Fred P. | torces of Von Mackensen, heoshaing , two marines who were| to cables from Jassy. It was declared the 8 o'clock recreation|that the Germans had violated the hour ‘tor marines and army training armistice terms in every manner, ebrps ert In Meany hall Friday and | blowing up bri SPECIAL THANKSGIVING DAY PERFORMANCES CONTINUOUS STARTING 2:00 P. M. BroadwayMusical Comedy Company GEORGE M. COHAN’S BIG NEW YORK MUSICAL SUCCESS “The Yankee Prince” A BIG $2.00 SHOW WITH FIFTY PEOPLE AND THIRTY KEYSTONE BATHING GIRLS, ALL FOR NIGHTS (and holidays)... MATS. (daily except Mon.)15¢, 25¢ MATINEES 2:30 |EXPERT SAYS TEUTONS PASS TERROR STAGE BY J. W. T. MASON (Written for the United Preas) NEW YORK, Nov, 28.--The deci sion of the German peace delegates | to summon a@ constituent assembly, ‘now repeated for the third time, is the most posttive proof yet given to KBurope that there will be no more of terror In Ger Bolshevik reign many. There is Krowing indication that all of the Buropean powers are in agreement concerning the urgent need of preventing the spread of Bol- sheviscn in Germany purely as a mat- ter of self-protection. Europe is wholly quiescent, there: fore, in the matter of keeping the Germans fed. The German govern- ment has won its first success in this Feapect. The cry for food 0 inalstently raised in Berlin is now being met. Starvation is not imminent in Ger- Bol- urope many, and the early fear shevik terror spreading thru is no longer being felt by the allies, With the feeding of Germany, tho | Burope gains by the preservation of | orderty conditions, there is a distinct | j loss, thru the fact that the German people have not exhausted the per sonal pangs that sAov'd have reault ed from their misdeeds. The effect of saving Germany from a condition of semi«tarvation may even be to prevent the adoption of a wholly democratic regime to replace the Hohenzellern militartem, Persistent misery stirs men's souls to revolt, but the soothing of their Ger. ‘many Will lose @ large part of her territory at the peace conference, but the -unton of Austria to Germany is becoming constantly more probable. If that occurs, Germany will be more powerful, territorially, in Bu- rope, after the war than before. The German navy has been irretrievably destroyed, but this probably will tend instead of | Woes produces contentment. It te well within the possibilities, that the German people may feturn to the worship of force |in the years to come. | ‘They have not yet Been down into | [the @epths of despair. Europe's fear of Bolsheviern may prove to be Ger- therefore. many's salvation. U. 8. Troops in land May Be WASHINGTON, Nov. 28 With three ships due in the latter part of this month, bearing mainly air service men, several others are sailing within the next two weeks, bearing additional air service and special units from England. ‘The sailings scheduled are likely to @ccommoxtate all the American units now In England, or to leave behind Service Soon to superintendent of the United States Postoffice. expected, Lipener said. 'Hoover, Hurley, Davis Talking Food Problems BY FRED & FERGUSON (United Presa Sta Col. House's quarters, and economic situation. No definite pragram has yet been | mado, but acceptance of President) Wilson's 14 principles by ail the al lied nations has assured them a/ basis to start on. STORE MANAGER PUTS BURGLARS TO FLIGHT The back window of Singerman's clothing store at Third ave. and Pike st. was jimmied open Wednes- day night, but the prospective bur. glare fled when they learned that KR. C, Miller was in the ectablishment. FRESH FROM THE OCEAN May Be Sent Back East to the Home Folks for Christmas A Choice, Big, Fat Salmon, weighing 7 to 9 Ibs, will be shipped anywhere in the U. B., express charges paid, for $2.25 These fish are carefully packed in loe, re-iced dally en route and GUARANTEED TO REACH DESTINATION in good condi- tion. Pacific Salmon Co. B01 Seaboerd Blug. 4th and Pike, These Mi Main 3674, THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, NOV, 28, 1918. +| CRANES FIGHT FOR THEIR FOOD SUPPLY Droughty conditions In western Tex as have driven large numbers of long-necked cranes into and made them #0 PUL UP & stubborn fight with fisher Woman Handles Big Finance Job | =*Bartells », Assistant Attorney General Jobn C. Wall, who has just returned from the Colorado river. clared that it waa necesmury to keep the bait hidden to prevent cranes A WORD TO po x eh a TMAS SHOPPERS | Doll | | CHRIS Cote Cause Grtp end Iafivense Our stores are offering Christmas Gifts in abundance. Men, women and even the little folks || can select their |]| vast stocks of A “KODAK” for Christmas A few instructions from oar kodak man_ will enable you to procure some real good pictures during the coming hoii- All the newest and latest attachments ay for superior photography are included in our KODAKS RANGE FROM $7.50 Up to $88.50 Tablets remove the cause, one “Bromo Quinine.” 'VE'S signature on the box » abe NT asa loliday “LEAVE YOUR FEARS BEHIND—IF IT My Prices Make It Possible for Every Person to Have Good Teeth 1 40 every form dental work in a thor oughly reliable manner and guarantees it-—et prices any person can LILLIAN JONES From a $12 a week stenographer te head cashier of the New York branch of the National bank of Cuba within a few years in the successful work of Mise Lillian C, Jones Jones handles $400,000,000 annually, while Wail street te becoming ncous- tomed to sesing responsible positions | turned over to women, Coffee Was 34 Per Pound Then e—_——__—-——_—— -— PHILADELPHIA, Pa. 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Phillips ts out of the city and "| Hoch has been feeding the hens, When he counted combs Thursday, Be on Big Scale NEW YORK, Nov. 28-A gredt and an immediate expansion of the! | nation’s air mail service. was pre Capt. Lipamer said that arrange. ments had been made with the war department to transfer to the air mail service as quickly as possible a gnsh cf 8 el lle BURGLARS FLEE WITH $1,200 IN JEWELRY | azz After ransacking the house, made away with over 81,200 "as there are about 12,000 of the | giare planes, & great and immediate ex-|worth of jewelry from the home of Dansion of the air mail service is|/Theodore Haller, 606 hMinor ave.) ‘Wednesday between § and 10 p. m. watches and bracelets been in the Haller family for years . Haller is the owner of | the Haller biook, on Second ave FATHER OF 34 GETS PAY OF SEVEN SONS| SANTA BARBARA, Cal., Nov. 28, —Joseph Oviedo ts believed to hold the record for the number of sons | in the army, having seven now in He recetved from the gov ernment as a portion of thelr sal Correspondent) PARIS, Nov. 28.—Herbert Hoover. | Edwin Hurley and Norman Davia, epecial representatives of the treas | ury department, in a long seasion at opened up the way for America’s part in meet ing the international food, shipping EV Y’S sz ard & Meétece NOW PLATING—TILL nares MUSICAL COMBDY CO. ra Values Up to $12.50 Note These Materials Hatter’s Plush, Panne and Lyons Velvet and Beaver, and they are here in every conceivable shape, shade and He states that he has been mar-| fied five times and has a4 children, 21 boys and 15 girls. he has worked as a day laborer in) n falters in its attempt to clearly por- A great dray load just came in from one of the leading | wholesalers, and therein lies the secret making this sale possible. 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Spectacular Sale of Velvet Shapes Buy Several ib Foupante a we ot —and when we accept them it te ae a mate jal 4 e Trimmings Greatly Reduced —and they represent reductions in comparison to shapes offered, 25¢, 69¢, OS¢ and $1.45 } In sets of 5 pieces consist. | | (ing of chairs, rocking and | match. Made of veneered | stained wood and will not ( warp. A Christmas gift | any little girl will appreei- ; ate. 10c each or 50c com. | ) Photo Albums in imitation BROWNIE CAMERAS and genuine leather; at $2 Up to $14.00 ANITA BRUSHES