The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1918, Page 7

PITH its miymum of $3,000,000,000 and its unlimited maximuy the Third Liberty Loan is to America’s patriotisz at once a challenge and an opportunity. It is a chllenge to oversubscription on such a scale as to show the German Kajer that one hundred million Americans are in this war to the last man, the last dollar, # the last heart-beat. It is apopportunity to spply the Government with so much money for the prosecu- tion of the rar that the next/acceeding Liberty Loan will be thrust far into the future. With) thrill of patriotf pride, in the spirit of that greatest of all Americans, let’s make Washingtm lead the Natiog Let’s make other states set their pace by Washington. Let’s bring to he Evergreen Stte the great Honor Flag that the national government promises the first:ommonwealth somitting its full quota in the Third Liberty Loan. Le’s do it in the firt week—the Honor days. Coat of Arms born. gnslated, its inscription reads, “Judge the i ult.” yu are going to sibscribe—everyone is going to subscribe. : Do it quick! Our organization is merely your agent—to transmit your bond pur- ‘@ption to the Third Liberty Loan. T : chas: to the 4 United fates Treasury. Step up! You? find representatives of the Liberty Loan Committee in every bank, in ewry precinct of ¢ty and county—at every turn. The Honor diys are your voluntary days. Solicitors will come later if necessary; save tie man-power aid additional work that solicitation will mean. Be your own messenger and lere in King Cointy receive as your recognition George Washington’s inspiring coat of arms. The Kaise’ will soon know that America counter-attacks his last desperate lunge in the Western Front not only with her brave sons, but with so many billions of dollars that Victory will quickly syread her shining wings upon the Stars and Stripes and the Banners of our Allies. King Qunty, Seattle and Washington are “On their Honor. ” Get into the “First Line” —subscribe tomorrow! y pril 6 4 ~ 13, Inclusive gton, Third Liberty Loan District A. L. HAWLEY, Chairman King County Depot,