The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1918, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR RAR ARADRAAAAAAARAR AAA ALAA LPALR PALL PAAR eee Says Secret Plan } "TWILL CARRY A TON OF MAIL ON EVERY TRIP Fake Revelation | as Big Failure anne United Presa) LONDON, Di By Mall) ais Tout, the well-known French agasine, published, in 1917, a jeal “history” of the German revo tion The “revue” opened «& room ir the impert and fo hurried lame” acer republic was pre alized--under the of Hindenburg, as a last melodrama to avert mili tion, Eventually, the ka paluce, with five leading ing vive return and things resume thelr n mal course The “revolution” went eautifull according to plan, An armistice wa home, waving the red flux, “accord ing to plan.” All wor lovely, if the pid soldiers hadn't overstepped their . They came try y infected with the id ition than had antic 4. They upset the turned the play into y far beyond its author's in tentions Just how ood a YL et Je Sala Tout was, probably will be demon ntrated ndiey Page bombing | It in © patches from neutral » 1 have been heen other, soon er, that din recent The postoffice department has just received from the war department 12 big planes, like ¢ which on will be used in carrying airmail—a ton for every trip. = . > areas epee set a s my: . a a ” present situa Juvenile Judge SAYS SWEDISH SPUDS (He Won't Profiteer \",." Gomes own alt parts Adopts “Jimmy”, ARE BEST, HE'S FOUND, on Christmas Trees|* ‘0 «, ,* Swedish potatoes are the best Tom Dutton. Christmas = tree . ee cee ree Ce hve cia “ant, Fourth and Westlake, in| SUbways Will Soon nile court, was made James Bruce | #PUds in the world, according to J./ merchant, Fourth and ake, in y have inter; Dykeman by adoption proceatings in G- Maureil : : received some sced from Sweden @ this year in “green stuffs | . . fieeee 8. W. Trater’s court Gaturday | *2y Jars ago, and developed & MIB | <1:m esting cheaper than ever be Tells City Council morning plot of the Swedish beauties on his . | Subways, aerial roadways and ele Judge King Dykeman is the farm at Lake Forest. And now he fore.” he writes, “anly charge only | vated car lines will soon be needed ent” of the boy, whose plight wants Seattle people Swedish cents for a four-foot tree and in Seattle to take care of the city’s potatoes, cents for ene six feet tall. Holly | growth, according “One of my potatoes weighed ax wreaths sotud for 15 cents pounds,” declared Maurel, “and every last year. ‘This year they are 50 | being considered by Mayor Hanson rge of juvenile justice. | potato big: spud.” conte and $1 | Saturday i say 2 ins ° ” ‘9 Mi é New thorofares, to be planned by to the annual re @ted Mrs. Dykman on visiting the @etention home a year ago. The fudge ts inc! to provide separate accommodations for fast automobile and slower trick traffic, the engineer declares, Fourth ave. is recommended an & «reat central t ° artery, able to handle traffic of all kinds Ans Be swung over this rapid access to the aerial car t street to prov rt of the city A subway under Third ave. to carry passengers from the north to the railroad depots and proposed elec- tric stations in the south is advo. cated. A rapid paving program, now that peace has come, is declared by Dim ock to be a necensity Pioneer Is Dead After 42 Years Funeral services Mre. Regina thelm, Seattle pioneer, who died at | the age of 62 after a remidence of 42 l years in Beattle, were held from the {Church of Our Lady of Good Help, Fifth and Jefferson, at 9 a m. Bat | urday Intermentfo llowed at Calvary cometery | Mra, Wilhelm came to Seattle from | Germany with her husband in 1876, land the couple lived in @ little brown cottage at Fifth ave. and Cherry at. lwhen that section of Seattle was a wildernera WZ=>Aa>e Are you a RENTER? Hard tuck! But don't be discouraged! Pian to escape! Don't be a TENANT a day Jonger than you have to, It's & mild form of slavery ‘What is a RENT RECEIPT? Nothing’ So much water that's run thru the MILL! Like the seat coupons you find in your pocketbook—a month after you've been to the show! You couldn't buy yourself a new derby with a bale of then! The only man who can well out his chest, and be pleased over rent receipts — is the LANDLORD. But YOU? You're only a “renter”— You're not permitted te hang about ANYWHERE for more than a few hours at a time without having to dig into your pocket and “settle” with somebody! Do you Nke the thought? No! Nobody liken it—that's MAN Break away from tt! Buy a LOT! Save, and PAY for ft! Then ask a good builder to put « HOUS® on it! Have one BPOT out under God's sky that's YOURS! Or save a down payment and aelect a property all ready to move into “Such a Little Pirate” A comedy love romance of pirates, buried treasure, | desert islands, buccaneers, excitement, thrills i and fun en Sean see ey The “Real Estate for Salo” columns of The Star will steer you straight, and the RENT money will just about pay for the HOME! Youw'll Say It’s the Best Ever WS tattae | of Lake Forest park. He sists that there is no profiteering | Be Needed, Dimock $1.60 | port of City Engineer A. H. DAmock, | [the city, should be so constructed as | attle grows, Dimock would have| Residence Here} Killed tn Died ' Alice M Wounded 4: of kin J. J, Nicholson, n Oscar Recklin, Reamer, 4248 & Name Private Edw. Kunert Private Leo Flyn vate Arthur J. Crur Private Harvey Harrinor Private Privat Private Francis D. Nichols Private John R. Norelius Private Arnold &, Ford Private Harold L. Hanon Private Lewis fi, Clark Private Olaf H. Reeklin SATURDAY, DEC. 21, 1918 A human comedy ro- mance by a world-fa- mous singer and su- perb character actor. Caruso will be a reve- lation to you. MALOTTE on the WURLITZER—Special Concert Sunday at 1:30 In His First Motion Picture “My -Cousin”’ —MUSIC— The accompanying music will be especially beautiful. The big symphony orchestra will play the “Pagliacci” overture and Michele De Caro will sing the prologue. |; Total American Army Casual action (ine! 296 nt sem) Mite date oo... cceeee Washington nd other causes i” (including ¥ Richeson, 2246 12th W Minnie Foalk, General Delive mined: Capt raidine Sewall, 4 Arctic buildin kin Mike Leberton, Second and Washingt KILLED IN ACTION Addre Private John P. Bruce Ever pt or wo Private Raymond A. Bennett Camas DIED OF DISRASRH Exrnesy M. Johnson Harry J. Meintyre rivate rivate John A 4 tistesese Seattle shes Private James it, Fellows + Rellingham. rt. Mille Wenate Armstroni: Wrush Pr Private Charl Salmel Davenp: Private ¢ Vv G, Storaas Parkland Private Lester Dodd Winthrop Private Milo B, Haddi Puyallup WoUNDED—DEGRE Marry M. O'Brien oattle George A, Thomas eattle Private Peter H, Nowakowakl Kennvdale impson ~~~ & | ties to State Casualties States war department Thu eattle Harvey Harrison, O'Rrien, next of } Private Francis D. 1 hth ave: Private Olat H 4 Franklin ave; Private Byron 0. |kin Mra. Byron Streeter, 607 Marion at Wounded slightly: Private Jesse M. Cruse, venth ave. N. F.; Private Streeter, next of next of kin Mra. Beatrice next of kin Lewis Kunert Vagerholm 1 iY jattle Ground Amelia Miller Ole Storaasti, Della Chapman UNDETERMINED August Nowakows eattle j uel Norelius Andrew ITogden Edith Barryman WOUNDED 581. LAeut. Charles E. Knickerbocker TLY Mrs. Gladys Knickerbocker Rergt: ° A. Reuss 0. Reuss Corp. George M. Krause John Cook Harry L. Jacobs. .... William Private J Priv . Private Horace A. Sommers Private B a Aberdeen Keller Yakima Private Ernest William Sherrard Rowan George Washington 4 Private Hubert O. Ne Snohomish Mrs. Beulah F. Ness MISSING IN ACTION Private Calvin F. Yeager.... +. Walla Walla Mrs. Ruth A. Bens ECTION NO. 2 1 KI D IN ACTION Name— Address Next of Kin, Corp. Emery C. Reynolds Mrs. Isabell Reynolds WoUN Maj. Austin PD. Richeson Mra. Alice M, Richeson Sergt. Maj. Horry M. McCartney + Seattle Mra, Edith McCartney Private Alfonso Pasato Danville. . Private Leste: L. Lewin Seattle WOUNDED—PE Private Ryron O. Streeter Private Ralph D. Bliss Private Charles Reid.... ‘on Streeter «Joel W. Bliss : George Reid Private Joseph P. A Private Joseph J. Lemay Miss Geraldine Sewall Mike Leberton Mrs. Eliza Carsner Mrs. Beatrice C. Reame M Private Jesse M Private R. C. Platt MISSING IN ACTION Private Richard BE. Herndon Walla Walla Mrs, Dora Herndon MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES >» IN ACTION Name Address—— Next of Kin Private F Tacoma,.........+..Rose F. Abbott Private Her Colfax... seeeeee Anna B, Porter DIED OF DISHASE Private Fred W. Anderson WOUNDE! Private Frank M. Hourak Private Herbert I. Parish Private I eRe kicks cunse . Lima Anderson h How si Sarah Pal »bert K. Pry ‘ Bellingham seeeeeMollic M EMPLOYMENT COURSE This training will be under the ¢ rection of the department of labor NOW AT REED COLLEGE |war ana navy departments, t (By United Press) States shipping board and the Cham PORTLAND, Dec, 21,—Responding ber of Commerce of the United to the request of the United States | 5ttes. government, Reed college will offer | Reed college will fave the onty offi- nergency course on employment | “ial government course of the kind in management, beginning April 1, 1919, | the West. 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