The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 25, 1918, Page 9

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Medium and large size bottles for sale at all drug | etores. Will Do HERE ARE THE MEN WHO HAVE TACKLED THE JOB OF RESTORING TRAFFIC | president traction co }s. R. — Dr, Henry Suzzalio, Service Commissioners Lew Richardson, of the traction com- snapped by The Star's photogra- Or are they onty the business men of the community? Look at this list of names! They represent brains of all types to confront the city transportation Problem from ail angles. These are the men who met with the state council of defense Thurs day to work out the solut Seattle's traffic tangle to speed up Uncle Sam's war work in Seattle's shipyards. They are neither solely technical men, legal men nor business men. They are each and every one, how- and advise upon that particular point of the problem with which they are most familiar Dr. Henry Suzzailo, chairman of the state council of drefnae. fonse; ROM. OT franchise com’ C. B. Pitegera pres. city Counc liam H. Moore, W DI filam Hanna. Ho C, J. Franc ning, pub A. Lewin, 5 sion; A. HL Dir | JW. MeCloy, inape of pu utilities; ¢ presld P G r r of ¢ merce M dent traction com ardson, general superintenden tion company: Frederick 8 traction company; A, W. Leor mpany; A manager traction cor W. Thomas, publicity tion company; Irving Seattle Lighting © Hutchinson, superinte Seattle Lighting Co.; 8. G. Wal representing street car men; James A. Duncan, secretary Central Lat Kempster, pany; FE. manager tr H, Randotp Council; A. B. Drake, representing longshoremen; J. A. Steve wtreet s union; W elatr, union (MESS Fl FUND BALL IS TO BE.GIVEN A ball, chaperoned by the Women's Service league, will be given at the Hippodrome by the men | K, 361et Infantry, Camp Lewis. proceeds will go into a mean fund Vifty men of the company will visit Seattle Saturday to complete ar: rangements and a date will be set then, The Hippodrome has been do ated free of ouaree for the ball. AUXILIARY WILL DANCE) ‘The auxiliary organteatio of Com y D, headquarters company, and medical corps of the 18th railway nt street car men’s now in France, will be held Friday at & p. m., in the Manu urers association — building, I h ave, and University st AGATES cut and 50c 0 polished (WY BRING Us youR [] AGATE You'll be delighted with the artistic, exclusively designed ipdividual sets, for ladies or gentlemen, into we convert these gema of the North- went at a moderate cont. Heautiful—But Different. 1927 THIRD AVENU ‘The Posteffice ts Op- Tm Sin- of Company | The ot! ever, specially qualified to confer} STAR—FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1918. PAGE | "Tit cena Lady er, the Plymouth, Britain. a London brother, Viscount Windsor, is at the front, CAN’T HOLD TWO JOBS One salary is enough for one man. At least the city utilities committee seems to think so. They Ragee, charge substat intendent of construction of the new substation that Is being built there. 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Tepresentatives of his organization! @ Wear Splendidly were present and are now working $ r i - with those in other lihes to givele BOY'S stocking trou Seattle adequate facilities | bles are pretty well Representatives of the city, coun, | " . 7 Pony cilmen, engineers and others w over when he Wears Beer present. The harbor mmine Hose. They are strong, war represented by President C, sturdy and made for boys Renebers. Labor representatives who are hard on_ their are as interested as are the cap g i Itallets and business men. stockings. bbed ott But; here they all are, Le —Heavy ribbed cotton, them over double knee, double heels Dr, Henry Suzzallo, chairman of and toes. 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