The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1918, Page 6

STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1918. ~CROSS the glorious years of America’s freedom stretches the hand of George Washington to lead and inspire the State that so proudly bears his name, in the Third Loan for Liberty. For George Washington’s ancestral coat of arms, from which Amer- ica’s starry flag was born, is to be the State of Washington’s Emblem of Honor. Every Man, Woman and Child, every home, every house of business and of trade will be privileged to display this shield of honor by pledging full support to the Third Liberty Loan in the Honor days that open the great Spring drive. Seven Honor days are set apart for King County’s honor subscribers. Their Badge of Patriotism and of Glory will be George Washington's arms, entwined through all American history with the founding of this land whence freedom sprang. All those who come forward in the first seven inspiring days with the dollars that will make the world a safe place to live in, may feel within themselves the wellsprings of duty mi splendidly done. 3 ‘ George Wash They may see their names leading Washington’s vanguard of patriotism; they may know from which the American flag was borti that the share they performed in carrying the Third Liberty Loan to success will be recorded A ctiogaan| in the Archives of the United States Government at Washington, D. C. Judes Hitide Patri otism by Its Nor will this Honor Shield go indiscriminately to all who buy. The man who can and should buy $100,000 worth of Freedom’s securities, and who with smug complaisance would walk with the elect when he has only bought $1,000 worth, is a slacker. So is the man who could buy a $100 and takes only a $50 bond. There is a measure for YOU. There is a fair and just amount that YOU should subscribe. When you have subscribed that amount your conscience may be at ease and you may answer to the call of “Forward March” in the ranks of gentlemen unafraid. What is this measure? You soon will know! Loan C Honor Days, Ar State Central Committee of | JOSEPH A. SWALWELL, State Chairman _, ; R. R. FOX, C This page contributed as a patriotic donation to the : * a ir Third Liberty Loan by Skinner & Eddy Corporation, Ship Mg builders. s \e — ia aera