The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1918, Page 2

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THOUSANDS OF UNION | WORKERS ARE STRIKING KANSAS CITY, Mo, March 27 tatimates of the number of un men who ans he call |day for a general strike in sympathy with striking laundry workers in man City ranged from 3,000 to 0 Two large breweries re their plants badly crippled, wit 1,000 rr ut Many bartenders, stationary engt neers and barbers also quit work EXAMINATION FOR U. S. POSTAL JOBS SHORTLY} | Th le postoffice has arrang yer clerk-carrier examina are leaving the service so rap idly that the ranks of the eligible list © practically depleted, and fre |quent ctvil service examinations are necessary to provide more qualified jmen 4 STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAR. 27, 1918. 1/12 MILLION IS BLACKSMITHS — GIVE COINTO | TOBACCO FUND Our Boy Fund was in France Tobacco enriched 5 a when thin a nt was lackamith Ames ship | nesday turned over by the department of the yard. men tea fund during the r th Lela M. Douglas » contrib. uted $1.50 to the fund. KELLEHER GRATIFIED F savings committer, Wednes-| te director jas shown iy the increased deponits of The Seattie banks "T have raid from the nald Director Kelleher, the banks, the doctrine of war sav ings is going to increase the savings | deposits, even during thin year, I am gratified to find,” sald he. | while the patriotic people of are generally investing thelr savings pe, yet much a © in the savings attle banks. | deposits in thy |DRY SQUAD MEMBERS Several indictments are expected} to be returned late Wednesday by the federal grand jur ording to rumors at the federal building. The jury convened Wednesday morn following a recess since last Friday. Among those subpoe of againnt commence | run to perpetuate ment of the war savings movement,” | autocracy t instead | yw deporita tn | o that the given to saving |; hat the same time | » | German CALLED BEFOFE JURY |« PAGE 2 TKAISER LOSING SLOWLY IN BIG DEATH GAMBLE, BY J. W. T. MASON | Written for the United Press tK, March 27.—-Hinden:| slaughter of Ger power of the bure’s mana to maintain the WITH BANK SAVINGS ‘° x proven | battle, must cause disquietude and | At a meeting of the Limit club of caution at the kalner’s headquarters. | The bulk of the Mrench reserven | are free to develop a major attack | German flank south of f Hindenburg to the weat Hindenburg te pr the Hohenzollern must reach their limit confronted with the possibility | ve power striking wople are showing | wien wat the fact that ops have not been tempted to waste their strength in onslaught. Already, ight reaction is appear erman people who With the French army still fresh, | noclalinte are beginning to p t to play in the etrui will add more powerfully to the re-| action | ‘There is no reason for pessimism In the face of the manner in which At every | IT IS A MATTER OF | PATRIOTISM NOW TO KEEP HEALTH GOOD This is a time when it is our plain duty to our country as well as to ourselves to keep ourselves in the very best possible condition physically. You ought not to neglect doing one thing that will improve your health. Every one in these strenuous days needs to be efficient—to be able to do the greatest possible amount of work. If you are going to enjoy the best pos- sible health you simply MUST have your teeth put into perfect condition, and that at the earliest possible moment. What’s the Use of Delaying? 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