The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 12, 1917, Page 8

STAR--FRIDAY, OCT. 12, 1917. PAGE 8 LABOR’S SPLENDID RESPONSE o SECOND LIBERTY LOAN RESOLUTION This Committee has been associated with the Industrial Committee of the Seeond Lib- erty Loan Campaign. We have assisted in the work of developing a plan to be presented to the wage earners of Seattle. We have carefully investigated the details of this plan cand find that the interests of the purchasers have been fully protected, It has been determined that presentation of the plan through the employers is the most practical method, although each purchaser is given the option of dealing through a bank if he should prefer. It goes without saying that the members of this Committee heartily urge all Union men and wage earners to subscribe to these bonds, thereby placing at the disposal of our Beloved Country her united resources in her hour of need. THE COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZED LABOR. ha fe WILLIAM E W. W. L wit ROBERT B. HESKETH, DD, Member City Counelt RALPH M. McCULLOUGH, Sec. Typographical Union. GEO. H. VANDENBURG, a8 Agent District Council of . Mt Pres. M CAPT. J. W.C City FRED TUITE TRRAY, a nd Moving Pic Union FRANK W. COTTERILL, feo, Bullding Trades Couneti ALICE M. LORD, Business Agent Waltresses’ Union. IDA L. LEVI, Federal Labor Union mployes’ Union. # Your Choice of These Four Easy Plans Will Be Offered Through Your Employer BUY A LIBERTY BOND Re member—buying a LIBERTY BOND is not @ Study these four plans carefully to see which best adapts itself to your individual case. donation ; it is a gilt-edge investment, in the strongest government in the world. PLAN NO. 1. Under Plan No. 1 the subseription Diank below should be addressed to the employer, and when so addressed and signed, it is understood that t ployer 1s authorized and directed to with \old monthly, from t runt ¢ the subscriber account of wages or salary, a sum of money equal to 10% of the amount of the subscription until the total amount due has been paid scriptions under thin plan can not exceed $500 from each subscriber 10% of the amount subscribed should accompany the esubs@iption under this plan. (See footnote.) PLAN NO. 2 Under Plan No. 2 the subscription blank below should be addressed to the bank at which {t is desired to make payments, and when so addressed and signed it ts understood that the subscriber will pay, on or before the day of each month at the office of the bink, 10% of the amount of the subserip tion until the entire amount thereof h « been paid. Subscriptions under this plan can not exceed $500 from each su veriber 10% of the amount subseribed should accompany the subscription under this plan. (See footnote.) z r ef tr OTNOTR Am the banks rder to ald th unable to meet any pa then you shall cease to have any claim to at any time thereafter to take for their you be own w less the discount, if any, at whieh bonds are sold. COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZED LABOR Associated With State Central Committee of Washington SECOND LIBERTY LOAN JOSEPH A. SWALWELL, Chairman. 822 Second Avenue. Seattle. This ically Loan (¢ isement patriot the | by onated mmittee Aberty CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS co. The Kaiser’s Eyes Are On You— Answer Him NOW PLAN NO. 8. Under Plan No 3 the subscription blank below should be addressed to the bank at which you desire to make payment, and when so addressed and signed, it is understood that the balance of the amount due will be paid at the bank as follows 18% .... 40 % plus accrued interest on installments ... «++ On November 15, 1937 + On December 15, 1917 -++-On January 15, 1918 of the amount subscribed should accompany the subscription under (See footnote.) this plan PLAN NO. 4, Under Plan No. 4 the subscription blank below should be addressed to the bank through which {t 1s destred to receive delivery of the bond. Sub- scriptions under this plan can not exceed $1,000 from each subscriber. The full purchase price of the bond should accompany the subscription un- der this plan * and at less than the going commerctal rate ood between the parties hereto that should h default for a period of 30 days, ank or employer at their option shall have the right market rate, and the jer of th agreement or his lawful aasigns shall be entitied at any time after January ist 1919, on demand to receive the amount actually paid by him, without Interest, United States Liberty Loan Subscription Seattle, Wash. subscribe at par (and accrued interest at 4 per cent per annum after November 15, 1917, on unpaid installments, if BOY), C00 Os ii cscces vi cccesns sisi par value United States Government 4% Liberty Loan Bonds, to be dated November 15, 1917. I hand you herewith $.............ee00. and agree to pay the balance due, if any, upon the above subscription in accordance with terms of Plan No. ....... AGGLOGE. 0s ccccens errrrrrrrrr rr ret