The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1919, Page 1

a j) 600 LAND SAFELY FROM WRECKED TRANSPORT —— ULL Leased Wire of the United Press Association. Crur Service of the News. paper Enterprise Association. pascanenmnsiousniiaseisesensninjinacieibiddsihithansl NO Entered as & a ¢ The Seattle Stal THE GREATEST DAILY OF 1899, at the Poste WASIL., ANY PA {fice at Heattte, THURSDAY, CIRCULATION aso Mattor May 2 SEATTLE, JANUARY ¢ APER IN THE PACIFIC Wash. wndor the Act of Co: NORTHWE verenn March #, 1879. , 1919 NIGHT EDITION TWO CENTS IN SEATTLE Por Tear, by Mail, $6.00 to $0.00 _We ther Forecast: POLES ENTER POSEN AAD L AAD D NDP DD ADA pp REE AnD aonnonnbaAepon ooo RESCUE OF MEN ON N. P. BEGINS Yanks Aboard Cheerful, Tho Heavy Sea Pounded Ship Night Long ‘The accident happened 500 feet } Naknec tg from the beach. A submarine £ % | chaser dashed to the aid of the By United Preas Leased Wire struggling men. Soldier guards | Boat Capsizes; early Drown guards wer surf when a troops ash Northern FP y wea m the stranded fic capsized in the to Seattle and Bremerton Puget sound is destined to be- come a naval center of wortd Direct to The Star on the shore plunged in and fom cee hahicndiih ‘ portance within the mext If — a) Rocagy to Sa My months. Great squadrons will NEW YORK, Jan, 2— Wor eee eee ane eked to |) come to the Puget sound navy } safety. They were half-drowned {| yard for repairs. ‘Thousands of | ed soldiers were being trans: | ferred this afternoon from the hospital ship Northern Pacific, in @ semi-conscious condi. | cal corps work skilled workmen and thousands of sailors will be concentrated at Bremerton and make Seattle a ashore on Fire island, to the pnd chief port of call for reereation transport Mallory. and commercial service. This w The sea subsided sufficiently to permit the starting of this 5 t- Feo operation, according to a wire- the other | aa less message received at the gilts haga t t to the Pacif sa Port of Embarkation, Hoboken, Se gg ayo bad _ i led betw The Mallory was scheduled to : dock in Hoboken this anette ouvers will entertain eet from time to J t Mare Hawai Teland, P: c mor to the ach bringing each time moi equent trips, to safety hid Milton t J. Th M aes NAVAL PLAN TO PRINCE FRITZ BENEFIT SOUND TRIES ESCAPE WILSON HONOR PEACE LEAGUE “ Ships and Men Will Flock Friedrich Wilhelm Fails in| Reception Plans as Enthusi- helm Hohenzollern made an unsuccessful attempt to es-| an fit was reported today. “QLTANKERIS © RUSS REDS TAKE = . Of Course, Y’ Understand, the Town’s ‘Dry; So the Cartoon Deals Only With the Weed 4. 5. ITALY GAY IN astic as in Paris and in London Attempt to Flee From Internment ROME, Jan Thousands flocked into Kom t to greet President Wilson, who is due to arrive here to- | morrow morning. Hotels wore filled, | The. American president will receive | A reception as vociferous as accorded jhim in any allied <paniney cupy the lieu n the © will iildings "Bons has been extensively ate with allied and Ameri an flags "PREDERICK WILHELM w I os al — “TIGER” PANNED johenzollern BY OPPOSITION BY WILLIAM PHI here, P No]. PAR formal confe tal of the world is being # ape from his exile etails could be obtained. n Von Zu Relditz, a friend! battle between pessimixm former crown was tmism to Germany| , Warned: by Premiec, < h 1 anion | Met the to pm il the gove perm Mi not b strewn with r together Friederich to return! with his admiasion that he is not t in Fran premier's 1 freely criticis as dangerou: ne debates will prince © wit under see Rife leks Revision Postal i canna Is Blocked man Kitchin, of the house f him Chair Aw when 1 the sy cmon oe |e forces captured Ufa, capital of th | 94,000,000 INCREASE re rhe 1 k |W fu has 1 \y morning aj % an portant cit In 1917, building permits numt a mil enburg and 750} .4 ? Ute ein a wa m Th 90 ' lance Swiss Legation Is given ve _Pillaged i Rede! da 1 be c witzerland, Jan club, nd Work in J It 175 feet long a we ea 4 per Flu Is On i banics Ata tonnagy Frar f ¢ P ‘ ‘ an Increase Here sl EE OS st oreo W RK ‘our deaths and 1 inf om hake ‘ ral 6, I epartment 1 og LONDON, J TI is no ; Electricity to repancy between j ‘ s Wilson and a J. Drive New Ships, Premier Clemence the London dy . Times declared today in an article around : Says Sec. Daniels) oy Wison's condennation ct the ern ¥ b ork © than dout confider how WASHINGTON, Jan All cap. ance of power idea and Clemen of ite a 1 in the first pa lit € tal ships of the future na will ceau's support of it ot a be reported by Thur mi t be ¢ ricall en insuring! This newspaper announces a be k top| according to health department ue cutter ha their Iperiority over vesse of lief that both statesmen are work to tran to relief ships. | compiler For the last two days#| searching for the George Loomis for | other nation sec. Daniels today | ing to the same ends but from dif The t, attached to cables, “flu” figures have been mounting two days. told the house naval committee. ferent angles. | which humanit}"tw'@ “ |WILSON AND CLEMENCEAU __ | AGREE, SAYS LONDON TIMES, POPE FAVORS So Declares in Message to America on New Year’s Day ROME, Jan. 2,—-Pope Benedict in favor of @ leagu ions, I no declared in a New Year mesmuge | to America, which follows: “On the eve of the New Year, inf Tast fo enjoy the blessings of pe to send cordial American people of thowe same principles which have wetings to the been proclaimed by both President Wilson 1 the holy see, insuring ~o|for the world ju peace and Christian love. mn moment, when a history of the world we pray that the shed His light upon who are meeting in e fate of mankind upon President Wil- the head of the noble nation “In this #0 new era in th in about to by has written such glorious in the annals of human prog May the confere be of such a ature resentum' » useful labor conference may there be born of nations which, by abol ascription, w uce arma which shing inter onal tribunals, will eliminate settle disputes; which, placing jon of solid rock, will dependence upon a found sarantee to ev and equality of rights.” SOLDIERS WILL GET BACK PAY ud those 1 paid for elve their back system announced in nine who are penniless thru ling an affidavit nlistments, trar ‘ay will be December 31, 1918 Many soldiers have less thru failure of the paymaster's department to conduct an_ investi gation as to whether the applicants were entitled to pay or not ~ $15,000 in Autos Stolen in Night night $1 ) worth of n in Seattle s by th been penni urtment ars tolen, three been recovere Warning is is which have since to car owners lways lock their machines when park them. This will s force much time and tr nard <5 # most intent on bringing nanent peace to the world, while eau “does not repudiate that but is first determined to in sure the future safety and peace of France by proposing a “league of great democrac The Time not overlook the fact that Clemenceau cated thi league the “balance of power,” but it explains “the name is a small mat Wilson is regarded | ter.” many roe in full up to/t ‘have as ARMY OF 30,000 AIMS AT BERLIN ‘German War Head Prepares to Re- mobilize Troops, as Six Towns Are Captured BY JOHN M. GRAMDENZ United Pr spondent BERLIN, Jan. 2.The Polish army, ad- vancing along the railways toward Berlin, has captured six German cities, according to information received here today. The Polish mobilization and advance has alarmed the German government. Counter measures are expected to be undertaken im- ediately. BERLIN, Jan. 2.—Herr Noske, newly | appointed minister of the army and navy, jhas ordered the arming of large German 'forces to oppose the Polish invasion of Gers. man territory. Much alarm was felt here today regarding the Polish advance. GENEVA, Jan. 2.—A Polish army of 30,000 to 40,- (000, striking ‘toward Berlin, has’captured Frankfort-on-thes we are #iad/Qder, only 50 miles from the German capital, the Polish jagency in Lausanne was notified by telegraph from Posen asx the champions | today. The Germans, the report said, are hastily re-arming their demobilized troops in an effort to stem the invasion, The Polish force consists of infantry, cavalry and ar- tillery, all well armed, the report said. Cavalry, moving rapidly ahead of the main body, was reported to have en- tered Posen and Frankfort-on-the-Oder. The important railway stations at Bauthen, Guessen and Bromberg, it was said, were occupied with but slight resistance. “T was unexpectedly called to the cabinet and am in no position to outline my whole program,” Noske told the United Press today. “But my first action will be to sup- press Polish violence.” POLAND HAS EYE ON OLD EMPIRE Polish History Tenth Century—First kingdom of Poland formed. Twelfth Centui into principalities. Thirteenth Century—Tartar in- asion depopulated Poland and it broken. Poles called on knights for aid against Fran 0 the German and fixing the b ries for peo y—Broken up more than a omplish the |} set fre will tak © congress to e war. Poland |) She had an powers 7 Lithuaniang, then heathen, but 1 national |{ found a new rival for their acres, Fourteenth Century — Poles tion—and a few But Polish am and, with a government and an army in the field, she looks to the boundaries that once were hers and Lithuanians united against Germans, won West Prussia and access to the and brought Poland to its greatest strength. Sixteenth Century—Decline be- gan when crown was made elec- tive by Polish nobility and fac tional quarrels brought anarchy. Highteenth Century — Three part of Poland by Russia, Prussia and Austria brought end ish nationality, enth Century. u redistributed Object to Claims Hungary is makir test against Polish ac vigorous pro ances in Ga -Congress Polish feth Century—New Po es from wreckage of Cen- mixed with non-Polish that it is hard to tell (Continued on Page Four) 300,000 square mil REPORT BUDAPEST IN STATE OF SEIGE BY PRANK J. TAYLOR tAGUE, Jan, 1—Budap Bullet Rips Thru Wall But Drops Short of Hanson C. Hanson, of 618 Sunset place yon hi din room paring to re let ripped thru the fell beside the picked it ur it was hot it, becar went outsid where it came from, but could not Washington Then he went in again, and por & by a police dered F, Ohnstead, Then he called up the police, and) They were boc 1 released on them the a clue, bullet, which they | $25 bail each “held as evidence Playing cards are