The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1918, Page 13

SEE ALEPPO AS TRAVEL CENTER po Star by N. EB A) Meppe West! t for intercon stems and air where qhe junction pe } railway grvce from north fo south, from to west! “Sule is the picture which the far paint for the city brought prominence by the campaign of eral Allenby The Cape-to-Cal it may be possible in London, ferry the Ros make the journey London to Cape | ¢ Paris, Vienna, Con and Cairo, It ts Si atring prospe Petrograd southward and the Black sea, another lMne Wink up with the Bagdad rail way at Aleppo, and give access to and Cape Town ‘Aerial mail may be cleared here ge Vancouver, Canton, Tokio, Cal igtta, London, Rome, Cairo, South africa Aleppo ma art's best kine Minute Men Drive Well Received, Say _ Campaign Leaders | “Returns for the first day of so Jeitation for an expense fund of 000, to the headquarters of the| tle Minute Men, Lyon building te that the amount will be @ersubscribed, those in charge of fhe driv say JOne downtown team has reported wih $5,000 for Wednesday. One Teidental team reported a full fgoota in the first day, Returns are jt estimated Thursday, and no te figures will be released In iB opinion of S. P. Jennings, chiet minute man in Seattle, everybody is berally to the the 500 busi * resumed the! ndeed become the wh transit center 00 others, 4 , spread thru the Fulgence dentricta CHAMBER MEN WOULD gain. These were instructed to GIVE HELP TO CITY Set the districts ‘that were ad-| 4 delegation of members of the felped to have subscribed their Chamber of Commerce Club, headed by O. J. C. Dutton, held a confer. ence with Mayor Hanson Thursday | morning to formulate plans to make the work of the city police and], | health departenents more effective. BALLARD CONCERT FRIDAY Albert E. Markus, basso-cantante. and his pupils will give a song recital in Calvary M. FE. church, Ballard, Friday evening HAVE YOU SEEN KERRVILLE? The best located large-tract addition near Seattle. City water, school and car line. Direct service to ship yards. One-fourth to one acre in size. $400 and Up Very good soi! and plenty of wood. Terms $50 Cash. Let Us Show You Kerrville Today GLIFFORD LAND COMPANY 713 Third Ave. — the t) the — Net 617 Third Ave. | ao ol t< 3 ace 37 a iio aaa Beautiful: Shades including taupe, purple, rose, biack, fawn, nieger, overs and many fascinating combinations, own in the gre Practically every hat | carries an individual its own, all milliners, are constantly turning out th United States. Every one is a decided bargain of silky 1} deep pile « k velvets and velour. two of simply ean thr worth $ Free Pinning | Service ah ki ile 4 milliners Fe at your ser to help you se trimmings and them on for you. ao DOWNSTAIRS DEPARTMENT Second at Seneca fausen ‘ond the border, but we were on Dollar preesy Thousands 5 Latest Untrimmed Hats —by far the greatest assort- ment we have ever shown, go on sale Friday at $1.00. Values Up to $12.00 Our with one of trimming nnn nnnnnnnnnnnenne “REJOICE WITH US,” IS FRENCH INVITATION TO CITY first Americ ~|released after the # armistice, horrible treatment He Germana gave him indeserit Hoffman has been four years in Germany in Y. M work, | newspaper ‘man, lfor a second time by way of Schaf and Sin: corted from the German village of Meyerdingen by soldiers Then we charge | Hoffman met navy. , seal brown, cherry y “‘Different’’ Styles at store im mense workrooms, housing many highly skille canes of the cleverest styles shown anywhere tn the Richest Materials They are ma nap beaver, high grade hatters’ plush, Every Seattle Woman who would conserve should buy at least one re A vali n just a thego shapes One of America’s Greatest Millineries Our Very Moderate prices are the re- sults of our enormous buying power, Se Cutewuon Settles Jargest Mlillinery .jtore SERRE SORe eee Alsace and I met, at the ( totally ares and had left Berlin five days before I met him. t I had started, with nd any woman whe a can make @ hat THE SEATTLE STAR Lorraine to the Harvard ave The tableau depicts and Pine st. The revolution which panied the end of G ance and overthrew the waa order Switzerland man borde ner to h pg of the from the had under an prt blind armistice t Ba were k is Corporal Edward Roberts of displ oquots, S. D., 16th infantry, a pris ner since February § tot was under escort of Cor Hoffman, formerly of Kansa hin treatment C. A. prisoner re The movement * parade was down the busy er den Linden, where every ster its progreas was cheered. Returning soldiers «ay with + bitterness that they were swindled by the kaiser. Many of them turr to plundering at home, The ont really dangerous clement, however is the Bolshevik movement under the leadership of Liebkmocht “The German are confi t| dently expecting American food and an Engtish | of to enter German ant gen, which is Hoffman and his people for a reign of terror. The crops of land are unequal to the ding the 9,000,000 return » rationed, but in bread ration about 4% pounds weekly, meat 9 oun . butter 2% ow ugar 6 ounces every three weeks, potatoes 8 pounds weekly. Poultry price are prohibitive.” So Kiliie Refuses to Be Interviewed @ AmMeEron¢ Holland, Dec. & GB Thru bis orderly, former governor of GB Metz, ex Kaiser Wilhelm rent out a statement to newspaper men, tho he declined to be interviewed, His statement declared You must fully eallze my posi I am threatened on all sides criminal charges, which, if brought, I must face. Therefore I must reserve any statement until charges are actually brought Alno 1 owe a n loyalty to the present German government cannot make a uration which might compromise others.” CHINESE HERBS FAIL INFLUENZA VICTIM tion with cert LOS ANC “Dre.” Tor | ties aa a out the fe drug li have brought him into pol times, was sentenced t 0 and 180 days In jail b bro. Binn, who was arrested by Detective Jack M. O'Connell, of the state board of medical exazniners a jury trial. Previously his fine. Part of Binn’a conviction was made the effect that he had charge Dunn $780 for herbs to prevent Span the evidence on which was to ad, A ish influenza, and that Duna died of the malady in spite of the treatment de Bavarian Leader Demands Meeting The ues, MUNICH, Dec, 4.—(Delayed.) | Kurt Hisner, head of the Bavarian ernment, has telegraphed ellor Ebert, requesting a ¢ few minutes and a little ferenc atates a tion of the foreign mi cation of a national as | publication of document na, to ¢ SUGAR SAVING MusT the purchase limit for home and pub lic eating places has been removed, must still continue, This warning is insued by A Administrate According to ment of sugar, must be diverted to Burope for some time IThe public is expected to co-operate . partir THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5 the people of believe it will be the only preventive | of German Chiefs| BE KEPT UP--WARNING | | Conservation of sugar, on which | | by consuming 4 minimum of sugar,! , 1918 When French citizens of Seattle ask the entire city to celebrate with | Francaise de Seattle, a ball and program will be given in Masonic hall, them in their joy over the restoration of * mother country, they will present the above tableau. ia nder the auspices of L’ Association des Alsaciens.Lorrains and L'Union coming under the sheiter of the Freneh flag YANKEE PRISONER IS RELEASED B HUNS AFTER TERRIBLE TREATMENT ... BY EDWARD M, THIERRY N. B, A. Staff Correspondent Saturday evening Dee. 14 Alsace and Lorraine once more Merchant Marine Men Unruly, Says bey Captain ue actors in charge of the mer at S unruly sailors 11d be inducted into the naval or Htary service. Now they have iD | been compelled to appeal to the elvil 1 | authoriti fenders On a 1 by Deputy > summers, a the rules of the » > reak ng out of the quarters, he escaped, and a warrant was issued for his ar rest HEAR WHISKY CASE ene I. Norton and Willian charged with concealing im whisky, were heard before r MoClelland Thursday Joneph H held on a wh slated for his first hearing before the com missioner Thursday ¢ slave charge, was also JOHN LOSES $100 When John O'Netl, 2012 Westlake awoke Thursday morning, he lincovered his trousers In the center of the room. When he fumbled in dis It contained $100 his trousers pocket he did not cover his purse. even. “Leave your fears be- hind. 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First Ave, and nings PAGE 13 _| GERMAN RULE MEYER RELAXED | (Special to The LONDON, Be Germany 24 mits that in 47 years of rule in Al nace-Lorraine she w able to win the friendship of only a small mi nority of the inhabitants sion of an official order inmued Wy the German military authorities to the portal censors in Alsace Lor be the armistice wa a. This document gives the Me to Germ claim that the 4 4 Lorraine wanted to rem ects of Ger many, It says PRICTLY It ha been extabli imens of the postal cor nee leaving Ainsace-Lorraine th the imme of the | contents of ) per cent) r unfavorable to the of Germany or bitter ly anti German It in necesmury, therefore, to su pervine rm clonely the letters sent by Alsations and Lorrainers, even at the rink of giving offense to the stall minority of inhabitants of Alnace-Lorra w are posed towar lermar “Kill Your Pigs” Story Is Denied cial to The Star by N. EB LONDON, Der Ma the ministry of food, writ nant denial of th British farmers are kill off their pign & f the J A) Antor ot the influence | trust } “It is common know Astor, “th ein requir LEWISVANCOUVER GAME " Thi felden (left) and daughter. » was the wife of General Derfelden, formerly general of the czar’s suite, i WIFE OF CZAR’S AID FLEES ee Seca IRR oar ennpremeneesrmencren ene ama emaane perenne } t } va dang ‘ en aughter A Mh i O eo t: i Famine may claim more lives in Russia this winter than the war did. 4 is iy the message just brought to America by Mrs. Marguerita Der- Countess Derfeiden is a New York girl who . PLAN NEW JOB Senators Decide No France Trip |} WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—The sen ibe FOR SOLDIERS ate foreign relations committee to- a day killed the Cummins resolution if WASHINGTON, | Dec, 5.—Two | for a senatorial committee of eight i ndr the to attend the peace conference. 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