The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1919, Page 2

“THE SEATTLE STAR-—-TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1919. 1 WORLD IS WAITING FOR | Honest, Skillful Dentistry Years sérvige tp the homefurnishers) the STANDARD LUDENDORFF TO REVEAL GERMAN WAR MYSTERIES Detection and Exposure of Infected 7 Your : Credit Is Good / ae EMPRESS » SEWING V2) MACHINE CLUB! eMPRE dy a HOH GRADE running (oa tion, has ne equal ely save you fr ‘on the purchase 88 machine we om $20 of an EMPR LONDON, Aug. 19.—The son of obsetre East Prussian merchant secrets that the whole world is wait for side of the world shrouded in mystery, war will rem. For Gen, Ludendorff, the “brains” Germany's military machinery, mysterious genius of ruthlessness, an holds ing and until he speaks, the German an of the is now admitted to be the central figure in the Hun world, Ambassador Gerard, on bie return to Ame from Berlin, wrote that “the supreme c any in vested in Ludendorfft ne of the general staff.” Ludendorff did thinking Hindenburg, who was the “arm Ludendorff sat in the background the play, while Hindenburg took the apotii; winning the of rman pe Then, tn the last act, Ludendorff stepped from the wings and was the bloodiest tragedy of all history Swedish, Finn and Polish Blood in Him the effort to dominate he ii the that applause the Despite tremendous importance girec the chief figure the power of the of the kaiser and directed whe yple out in of Ludendorft in world history, the genius for years was only known to the circle of German army men who surrounded him. He was not a Junker, like Hindenburg. » generations of military blood in his veins has even been written that Ludendortt descendent of King Erich XIV of Sweden. Tt in known that Swedish, Finn and Polish blood flows thru his veine-—a heritage from gfandmother btw General Ludendorff was born in East Prossta ‘4 years ago. His father was a merchant later Berlin and lived in retfrement, who attempted farming, and finally moved to regular price $23.50 “gold oak COLD BLAST re- frigerator enamel chamber. aide portect d —small family size: with white lined provision which fankes air ecireulation. regular price $23.50; specially priced 95. for the week. } we are Seattle ageats for the world-knows BOHN SYPHON } refrigerators! EN OOO! 5 200 to 118 B Mievents ot Tacoma mre Co rane 6 INSPECTORS Brother Held as a Prisoner in Russia One of General Ludendorff's brothers was 4 petty civil official, another was a merchant in the Duteh Kast Indies, while pis brother, Hans, was an astronomical employed in Berlin. When war was Hana was in Russia to observe an eclipse and was held there a prisoner . General Ludendorff's career really began dur. ing the early days of the world war, He haa received a military education, and in April, 1914 was made @ major general commanding an tn fantry brigade. He won praise from the high * command for his conduct at Leige, and on August 23, 1914, was recalled to be chief of staff declared borg in East Prusata. Ludendorft bad urged that Hindenburg be brought from retirement and put in commana of armies in East Prussia where Russian hordes were threatening a disasterous invasion. “A mpecial train rushed these two military masters to the east front. On he itt? they spent their entire time planning the rategy that in three weeks won two great With third the Ludendorff and Hir killed and wour put survivors to flight, and et miles of Russian soldiers and began an invasion of Russia Until great German victory myth, Even Ahe records in Berlin are said to be contradictory and do not really tell whet happened, Officers who themaelves took part in the action have given varied versons of the eatastrophy that erippied Russa While the German public idolise burg, Germany military men praised dorft. Hindenburg,” they said, “is @ nice old man chrewd, talkative and lucky, Hut He the genius a force one neva ny more, ed 10,000 nquare the secret of this Ludendorft speak will remain clouded war Hinden. Luden is astute—the serpent Known as “Serpent” Among His Officers The Germans called a council of war on August 30, 1915, ‘The kaiser appointed Hinden of staff and made Ludendorft first quartermaster general, replacing Falkenhayen This means war to the limit on every front, in the air and in the sea,” the correspondents cabled Munitions factories sprung up like mush- Smokestacks belehed fire 24 hours a day Ludendorff himnelf dictated rafiroad rates, ew tablished schedules, demanded that everyo be put to work at a war job, and even made the peasants sell their farm products at the pric he ah said that he was inde the German oly altho he did not carry the tithe Bulletins from burg cble rooms ated. It w nell Ludendorff'a pen guided the yeople at home and were even design ¢ world By his very he assumed con- trol It was Ludendorff that and made vital decisions He was among the first to sense the weak ening morale of the German soldier, 80 he created the Wohlfahrt Offiaieren (welfare officers to answer and every question from soldiers on all war subjects brain mastery planned campaigns Ludendorff Remains a Man of Mystery Count Henri Carre of France assembled the information he could about Ludendorff and theh wrote He is crafty and torturous, with remarkable tntefiigence, and immensely active brain and will, an organizer, sustained by cold energy, @ tenacious will and « strong soul, He hae a genias for intrigue.” Russian officers testified in Petrograd that Ludendorft had offered them « graduated poale in price money if they would anmssinate loyat leaders, The price wan to fit the crime, and to be determined according to the importance of the victim. 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' 18.—<(Delayed>-A| WASHINGTON, 1918 CAR PROFIT, } resentative Currie imminent, It was also reported that jn Alaska, efforts were being made to form @ | banks. to Clear $14,750 — union between Hungary, Rumanta If everything runs along accord.|and Serbia, The Corfiere della Berra ing to predictions, the municipal)" Street railways will take In Tel | Alaska Rail Bill Up Before House) | ? ue PREDICTED HERE |::=:« to the Popolo Romano from [house territories committee | Trivets feperted tatag that the day reperted out the bill by 19.— pewter Hep ap A California, ‘ ‘ Bute of m decree restoring the MON: | oropriating $17,000,000 for the com Murphine Says Lines Ought | a:<ny in Hungary appeared to be [pistion of the government ratiroad| from Seward to Fair It in bat natural that a man should t hot when others “roast” him. “MOLIERE” IS | AGREAT PLAY Henry Miller and Blanche! |Bates in Perfect Production Henry Miller and Blanche Bates, | who came to the Metropolitan the: } |ater in “Moliere” Monday night, car- | Bunn Says He Is Shy $50 Frog Skin J. A. Bunn, 1203 Boylston ave., passed last wight with three other young men at the Y. M. C. A. bulld- ing. When he arose Tuesday. morn- ing, Bunn told the police later in the day, his wallet was shy one $50 bill. The trio of young men were missing, also, Bunn reported. LARGEST PEAR ORCHARD CROP BEING GATHERED MARYSVILLE, Aug. 19.—Har- vesting of the crop in the world’s largest pear orchard, situated south of this city, in Yuba county, has com- menced. The yield this year, it is anticipated, will reach 1,500 tons, the Greater portion of which will be shipped to New York. More than 150 men are employed to Go the actual picking. Howard Reed is of tazpayers. Thus) have not heen called upon ther official powers in LOSE JOBS HERE Senate’s Balk Felt in Immi- gration Office Reduvetion of the personne! of the Seattle immigration station from 15 to nine inspectors thru failure of congress to paw a salary appropria tion bill will force more work on an already overworked force, it was stated at the local immigration of fice Tuesday At the instance of Senator Reed Smooth, the upper house of con gress lopped off an appropriation of $450,000 for salaries of immigration inspectors. Thru this action six inspectors of the Seattle station have lost their jobs and three others demoted to clerical jobs. The senate’s refusal to pase the appropriation measure resulted in cutting $9,000 from the payroll of the Seattle office, ‘The three inspectors demoted to clerkships were reduced from $1,500 a year to $1,200. that warm bottle M: Bleepe Xa T ten o’clock I wake him up just enough to get into his bby hands—and I have to watch him to see that doesn’t slip back sound asleep over it—and then a sound out of him except his soft breathing til seven next morning! _ Bome other babies I have heard of Vou see, it's Nestlé’s Milk Food. form of milk easier to digest ordinary milk, because it's in form and that breaks up the to digest curds. And more ishing for him, too—because it has in it just the right amount of sugar and cereal. ‘The Nestlé Company likes to save babies and put them on the road t health. ‘They gave me free a big Mother's Book on baby feeding by specialiats, and enongh Nestlé s Food for twelve feedings. They will be glad to do this for you, too, if you will send them your name on the coupon below. I know your baby can be as well and strong as minel Nestlé's is pure milk form thatis already modified and does not require the further addition of milk. Always pure and safe, always uniform, and {ree from the dangers of home modifeation, Nestié’s has stood che test of three generations 000 in 1920, according to Thotnas F.| Murphine’s budget estimate submit | ted to the city council Monday. Of this figure $14,760 will be clear profit. i Murphine’s estimate i# made on) the showing of the past few months | together with a reasonable Increase entimate, He hopes to realize $6.-| 226,000 from fares; $40,000 from freight; $20,000 from advertixing: $25,000 from the aale of power: $10. 600 from safety campaigns; $20,600) jmiscellaneously; $50,000 from stores to construction, and $157,000 for) common users’ «rights | Altho the city will receive $25.) 000 from the sale of power, it will! expend $700,000 for power in 1920) to the Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power company Superintendent Murphine’s budget totals $7,002,250 for 1920. Of this figure $2,834,354 im for salaries; $3. 004,666 for supplies, and $161,500 for improvements. | ATTACK ON JAP FOUND COSTLY Dispute Over Corn Is Ended in Court | | Everett Hogiund hit H. Honda Japanese gardener, so hard on the cheek August 11 that he gave him a | toothache for two days, Honda testi fied thru an interpreter in Justi \Otls Brinker's court Monday. Hog: |lund was charged with assault in the |third degree, Hoglund said in de fense “Sam Higgins and 1 bought some corn frotm this Jap, and after we |#ave him the money he tried to take |the corn away from us. I knocked \bim down and walked away.” | Further testimony revealed that |Hoglund took the corn and part of |the money, too. The part that he |didn’t take was half a $1 bill that | Honda retained with tight clutch. | | Twenty-five dollars and costs from} |Hoglund will satisfy the court. Hig jing got off free. The men are aleo charged with| attempting to r the store room of Anthony Horn, 5501 Duwamish ave, on the same date. { Militar WON |PHONE BELL WILL RING LIKE CHIMES ALBANY, Aug. 19,— It's me, \sirls! No more of that hgrsh clang ing telephone bell. The newest in [telephone styles is a chime-like at- day. 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De Montespan, | mistress of Louis XIV (Mise Bates) | attempts to lure Moliere into her | | web of clandestine desires, and when | refuses to submit, she eruelly | | wounds him by revealing the un-| | faithfulness of his own wife, Whom he | |loves deeply. Infuriated, De Monte span then turns the king against the |writer of plays, and Moliere ap- | | proaches ruin, and dies, with his re- | | turned wife in his arms. | Perfectly Portrayed Every word, every action, every | emotion—and the detafs of setting seem perfectly portrayed. | Sincere applause reflected the ap- | ipreciation of the audience—they | knew they were served by great art | jete in a great play | | Mr, Miller and Miss Bates were lealled upon for curtain speeches | Seldom i# # curtain speech worth the }time it takes. But Mise Rates took | advantage of the opportunity, and earnestly declared that if audiences | will demand, the theater will return | to Ite sincere and artistic plane; that the worthwhile will take the place | of the “theater lust” of #0-called bed: | room comedy Here All Week | Catherine Calhoun | Moliere’s wife; Alice Gale as \F t; Forrest Robinson as Louis XIV—all of the supporting cast are | worthy of the leading artists | “Moliere” will remain at the Met: | Jropolitan all week, with matinees | | Wednesday and Saturday, i | | PANTAGES | If there is any truth in the old/ proverb, “Laugh and grow fat,” thin people desiring fo take on a bit of | weight will do well to visit the Pan- | tages thie week. Comedy predomi nates, and then some Charles Jordon and George Offer. | man are the chief funmakers in the | headline act, called “Jarvis' Foot light Revue.” ‘These two comedians | keep things humming with witty chatter, comedy, dancing and sing ing. Prettiness and charm are blend 1 into the act by the appearance of ‘a and Marfe and a chorus of | agile girls: | Crowding the feature act for hon: | whose chief aim} seems to be making people happy by his funny mimics and clever comedy song, Especially good is his imper Armande, | lal } as “CHOOSING A WIFE” It’s a Real Dramatic Story sonation of a Frisco cabaret singer, Canfield and Rose are two chaps | Who please with songs and comedy } conversation; Anita Arliss ts a sing: | er who hag personal charm and a ood voice, Miss Arliss in ably as: | sisted by Arthur Alton, ye Porter J. White, who has a popu: | lar following in Seatt presents | “The Hideaway,” a dramatic sketeh. | Maude Hackett, Harry Lester and} ,| Chester A. Beach are in White's sup: | || port. | The show is opened by the Four | Morok Sisters, who do a series of daring aerial stunts, tachment to replace the diseordant tune of the present telephone alarm which jars #0 on one's aural nerve. 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