The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1918, Page 5

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LIMIT CLUBS {ENGINEERS TO BOOST TAKE IN DAIRYMEN War savings limit clubs been organized among the dairymen, the laundrymen, and the druggists Today, organization of clubs in each of the office buildings in Seattle and fn the county-city building will be effected. H. D. Marshall Mirector and member of the govern- aaent's war savings executive cam-| paign committee of Washin . D.| C., addressed the local limit ub. have ngineers wil 10, bet nidnight to dis of boosting tbe Loan campaign. The mee erhood of Railway Engineers " GROCERS HOLD MEET assistant federal tion with the food administration “WEED OUT DRONES,” IS NEW COUNTY PLAN Drones and inefficient workmen in the employ of the county will be eliminated and the of the ex-| perts raised, the cou ommiasion ers decided Tuesday. To meet the conditions brought about by the the heads of all department with the board in conferenc er pay in war work is lurin employes from their positio |B. Cc. King Beck joldsmith, ulations. IDAHO DEPENDS ON ON U. S. SPOKANE, March 27.--Calling a special session of the Idaho leginla ture depends on the help the gov ment gives the state guardsmen ituation, accord Moses Alexander = h night Ra 2, 1 4 oF DIAPEPSIN FOR INDIGESTION Stops Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Gases, Sourness and Stomach Distress Fat “‘Pape’s Diapepsin”’ like Candy— Makes Upset Stomachs feel fine Large 50 cont cam. Any drug store. Relief in five minutes! Time itt politics, but we « THIRD LIBERTY LOAN « on Satur-| be under the auspices of the Broth. |‘ w present to interpret recent food reg-|? jat hiv place Guard $2,000,000-a-Mile Waterfront for Seattle RY RUSSELL, SIMONTON Capt. Je last mouthful o| mos bottle and eluteh, ‘The slippe 1 in his ¢ water co ttle and the real work of the night be- 1 againat the old aurora of the city’s million Here and there a riding light ad balefully from the hisgh de © steamer, ghost MLD NOW OFF,” SAY SENATORS: IN WAR WASHINGTO! sblicar they pr the facts thing but th and delays in th Following yeater which the airplar tillery situat part to publ ships and ar t has been efficient. or ‘Of course we'll be charged with arge an can t caus den deny that cent boards they hav priating large sums of money © granting wide and unusual powers to any man or set of men | Figures Surprise | Senators feel strongly on the air plane question. They profess to be astounded at the figures, which, ac) | ated for alr craft and $450,000,000 more has been asked, only 37 battle! planes will be delivered in France by July 1, Instead of 12,000, origin ally planned A portion of the crities are angry over what they term a t ney to hoke off honest criticiam of the war administration, and the war pro gram. Aircraft officials answered the sen ate claims today with the statement | that America’s airplane program ts} going satin BRISK RAIDS ON AMERICAN FRONT BY FRED 8. FERGUSON United Press Correspondent ICAN ARMY ‘The Amer ican front continued quiet today, but) the army i# prepared for any action| tillery shelled St. site Selvhpreyon in| and about a mile} the German lines), and there were several encounters between American patrols and enemy listen ing posts. KAISER DEEPLY IMPRESSED BY BATTLE HORROR AMSTERDAM, March 27 r Gen publist impressed T am that h things. kaiser is deep! remarked, ‘How e necessity of an ring the most necessary quirements which must to we | keep.’ In order to obtain rigid co-opera-| |WASHINGTON SLACKERS ARE SENT TO PRISON pproved the urts-martial y were Ned sentenced to 1. Davis, of need to five six ye nd Edgar Davenport, Wash years. Both will go to island STATE IS RESTRAINED OLYMPIA, March 27.—-Under a restraining order tasued n R. Mitehell, the ngton eannot in any with the business of the Union Mutual Insurance com pany until after April 2, An in vestigation of the insurance com: ility will be made on April 3 in Seattle. GETS HIS LIQUOR | BACK | municipal court ord him a $7,000 stock of wine seized of business at 111 ew wt., when the dry law went in ‘ect in January, 1916. Wenley L. 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