The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 18, 1918, Page 2

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SATURDAY ser; these specials pure » SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND ©. 0, D. or phone orders; one to ay Will not be delivered—can be easily take folders: special for Friday and Saturday — tar price 81— K leatherette Music folder ina “Wery nice quality; ‘#Xcoptionally well | made; fiat folder round roll style; roovalue $ special for Baturaey 69C Tugs: special for Fria and PO Ooo. eases ay 70000000 ook £0 $10.95 ie Ox10-6 =rever® ide ible fiber rugs, in shades of blues and «browns, an and rug; price regular $10.95; apectal for Friday and Sat urday— $8.95 Back at Hun for Prison Brutality of women are signing the pledge not to buy “made in articles after the war if a single instance of cruelty and mal Of American soktiers in Han prison camps ia proven to the League for the Protection of American Prisoners. | been increased pay at once, beginning June 1, and by now all have com | plied, As to the pa nt of back land payment made to empolyes sep EN SIGN PLEDGE! WAGE AWARD OF ROADS TO BE PAID SOON THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, JULY tS a i DECLARES KAISER READY willing That Germany would be right ne to sacritt all of ber cole j nies would gladly give up Belgium _ BY MILTON BRONNER Jand Alsace-Lorraine if ghe could] (N. B. A, Staff Correape t) bring the allies to ar ple “ WASHINGTON, July IS--To ll iy ie emphatic declaration of Lieut of you two million edd employes of the rajlroads of America who have ondering when you were mo ing to get your back pay under Me Adoo'y wage award, this word | Just ax soon as the clerks of the various railroads figure out what is due you | Doubtless some of the roads have already begun making payments but up to date the great bulk prob ably bh t. Members of the rail road administration explat to me that it i# Just about one of the big Ket computation Jobs had ever known Wages Are Increased Director General McAdoo recently fw an order directing all the roads to give the n their current! ver owing order salary he made the fo a promptly pomible the amount due in back pay from Jan uary 1, 1918, in accordagce with the wage agreement, will be computed) from the monthly | ts, 80 that the employes wtll| arately regular payme know the exact dmount of these/ back payments Recognizing the| clerical work necessary to make computations for back pay and bable delay before the entire covered, each month January, shall an be beginning with computed as soon as practicable, anc as soon as completed, payment shal be made.” | 300 Belgians to { Parade Sunday | Three hundred Belgians in Se attle will celebrate Belgian Inde- pendence day Sunday wt pa rade, which will be led by Sam uel Hill, honorary Belgian consul, and personal friend of King Al bert of Belgium The parade will terrfinate at Mme. Lepper’s hall on Third ave., | near University, where Samuel Hint and Judge Thomas Hurke ) will address a meeting to which / the public is invited. The parade will begin at 6 p m. Natives of all allied nations are asked to attend the meeting, which commemorates Belgian in dependence from Prussia obtained ) in 1890 EMPLOYERS ASKED TO HELP CRIPPLES All employers are requested by this country} 1 | for principle and princtp) the war service office of the Cham | ber of Commerce to give cripples the preference in all jobs which they can do, conserving the able-bodied men | and women for jobs which cripplee cannot do More than 10,000 cripples have |een returned to Fritish Columbia. | An even larger number of American cripples is expected within the next| | year. She’s U. S. “Mascot” this pledge. cut {t out and mail to the Women's League for the} oe of American Prisoners, Seattle. 7 Dianks are available also at Red Cross headquarters, the Bal League for Women's Service, Soldiers’ and Sailors’ club, Seattle | C. A. and Seattle Girls’ Honor Guard headquarters. | SUBSCRIPTION RATES OF THE SEATTLE STAR BY MAIL : IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON . 150 1 year . OUTSIDE THE STATE 6 months 1 year ‘These rates effective from August 1, 1918. All subscriptions mast in advance. We accept personal checks, money orders, express | | Four Fine New RED SEAL RECORDS From July List CARUSO and DE GOGORZA Sing “A la luz de la luna”—$4.00 GERALDINE FARRAR Sings “The es ers Lullaby” JOHN McCORMACK Sings—‘Little Mother of Mine”—$1.00 ALMA GLUCK Sing “Angels Le ag and Fair” Jeanne Dare PARIS, July 19.— 1} hear you calling me Company % of the —— Infantry, | A. E. , has ma many miles to that son, It haa a marching sewing land besides the Jeanne D'Are story ingthe one hit of French history that every American soldier knoge and “Joan of Arc, | | | | Company % ia in. the front tne! trenches now, and Jeanne D'Arc ha actually appeared to it in the per son of a little French 3-year-old. He |name really and truly js Jeanne Dare—the only difference is that she epells it without the apostrophe—and y % has adopted her as its Jeanne Dare does not look like her |}famous namesake, She ia dark 4 |hatred, round and chubby, but tho] | she is only 3 years her little his: | Victrolas, $22.50 to $400 [fee to tet se ccatmees,” Se’ wes Convenient Payment Terms ees born on Auguat 11, jatter her fat 1914, a few day had marched off to | fight for ince. He never saw | Jeanne, and he laid down his life in |the battle of Argonne in Jan He was an officer, deco Dealers tn Steinway and other Pianos, Pianola Pianos, Vietrelas and Records, Player Music. 1915. with the Cross of Legion of Hi His death left little Jeanne Darc's mother with three children to bring up, and nothing in the world except Sherman [Glay & Co. her pension, Jeanne'’s two older brothers, boys of 12 and 13, are be ing educated by a school friend of | | the father's Third agoone | Company Z goes to the front a ho other company in France. ‘The friendship and love of a little god npr ee |child named Jeanne Dare go with r ane ema nfl VA |them. It is almost as if the maid to victory, | proper lant to the t | publ | roads | morning, w | Portland Wednesday | vote all his time while herself had come back to lead them + Hruno Roselli of the Sard Italian in| FOR PEACE rect pence—a dictated peace; and the ro to tht Austria Aue tria is failure of the kreat battle ave is cause Of the peace tulk now ¢ ing from the dual Hut we must rem fantry, Venice brigade, who is in Se-|tria tn nothing but the cate paw of attle on a tour of the United States) the kaiser; that any 1 tures to place before the American people! coming from Austria had their origtr Italy's true situation in the wif and] in Berlin—they could never have to warn us against anything but «|b therwise, for the German gov direct peace. err nt dictates every diplomatic Italy's «ltuation in this at) word coming from her all for mocracy has n Must Dictate Terr misrepresented by Cerma Peace muat never come until Ger wanda maid = LAeut Rowelll.| many has mh completely crushed idea that my country had selfish motive in joining the conflict je of the allies in utterly ri us, We had thing to little to gain, fighting slone every We ar “Hut the object of my mission in to warn the American people jathle peace. Tight now Ger many would gladly give up Nelgium, Alsace Lorraine and in fact all of her| colonies if she could bring her ene mies to the peace table. Hut we will never stand for anything but a di EFFICIENCY OF WAR WORKERS DOCTOR'S AIM Special to The Btar by N WASHINGTON, July 18 Dr Otto P. Geier of Cincinnati, has just succeeded in having the ministration recognize the medical vital to the | aful prosecution of war, is equally important in helping to main- tain the efficie y of war workers Industrial medicine and surgery” expresses the Oheory Only In the big plant at Cincinnati, where Dr Geier in medical supervisor, and in nctence hundreds of other factories, it inn't @ theory “The plan.” says Dr. Geter, “in to apply thease hard headed business ideals to all industrial workers labor ing under war's strain. “In the medically supervised fac tories, if a workman complains, he docen't quit work unt! the physician in charge has examined him. Ninety nine times out of a hundred, pre- ventive treatment sends him back to! the bench “Serious ailments are also prompt: | ly detected. Women, who are even more susceptible to slight indiqpost tions than me ro regarded from the pr ¢ rather than the curs tive phase War plants can't afford to lose time, They don’t have to, if workers’ physical needs are attended to In the early stages At leant cont of motion can be done away this country by medical examinations and supervision of war workers.” The public health service officials | Appreciate the scope of the plan. But legislation and funds have been lacking. The most hopeful thing te the new order of President Wilson, placing all activities of the sort under the public health service ‘There now exinta atrong hope that voir all loat | with in 1S per thru Surgeon General Hlue the actu al exploitation of the Cincinnati man's idea will goon be undertaker on a national scale. REAMES GOES IN COURT TO AID CHIEF WARREN jal annint wer Ream Clarence L. attorney wunwel for Ch appeared an ¢ lice Warren, w In the superior court Th: noon and show cause why he she not be constrained from interfering publication of News with the the | Untoniat The rohibited from publishing last week by Chief Reames w the W. pul from put News Unionist was nd it News Ur | federal statutes Equity Printing company of the Newn Unionist, h C. Dailey and Whitman all of Everett, ax attor The McADOO IS NOT DUE HERE UNTIL SUNDAY Mc Adoo, of director of rail Frida 1 not be here until Sur the William G the treasur expe ecretar ted in Seattle day t aceording to Chamber ¢ Commerce McAdoo. left California night, was He will de in Seattle to straightening out railroad problems and haa sent word abend that he will | for who layed in the Rose Cit accept no #ocial eng kaiser admits he is whipped A ponition to dicta until thy and we a sin | the terms eak Thursday given in his Atop. m Lieut. Re iti will # at 7 p.m. at a din honor at the Sunset club. he will address an Italian rally, in Italian, at the Odd Fellows hall, To morrow at 10 a, m. he will addrens the general assembly at the Unt vernity of Washington and at noon will speak before the Women's Uni versity club. He will leaves Heattle for the Kast at 4 o'clock tomorrow "Sell ic herries for rs Smoke F und | Lewis Mays (above), 7729 First ave. N. E., and Harold Wyatt (below! 1704 Firnt ave. N, E., pleked and enough cherries to make $8 for Hoys in France Tobacco Fund.” The boys are 14 and 15 years, respective. ly, and are convinced that the “reg- ular guys” make it pleasant for the boys in France if they can't go them: selves "Contributions to the Tobacco F und || Ln 20 1.00 + Lee Le ro o no r* ty Soo Women's Benefit Association of Mac Mermina Necher, RK LF 5 Shipbuilding Larson, Sedro-Woolley ¥. D. 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Where Bartell Drug Stores Are Located | SHE WANTS TO MAKE CARL POPULAR WITH AUSTRIAMS | fe esnvule eBid Behind Emperor Charies’ oft repeated desire for peace and his noua independence of such influence as the kaiser held over the late Emperor the Empress Zita. German intrigues have sought to gain a hold over Charles thru women These women have tried to win the but he has always remained at the time of last reliable reports and retail, at 1301 Yesler way | ast two years. oned Thursday by its manager, Urged for Britain ca me Stoster. the abi ragraph| Special to The Star by N. E. A. gives the text of 4 » card that} LONDON, July 18 Aste may ange on the do some day have coinage an American T an understand. The Decimal asso- ciation, w decimal necessary proportion of wheat » is campaigning for a| war. system of money, its membership has doubled in the German shipowners have rejected ja tonnage taxation proposal by the government, to be enforced after the and also proposed control by a reports | government commission. tex in their products first case of the closing | Seattle by the food ad BREWERY EQUIPMENT | _ IN DEMAND IN JAPAN of in Commercial Co with branch offices purchase of brewery machinery on a | Roosevelt to Run | for N. Y. Governo A, N. ¥., July 18,—Col. | Moa Roosevelt, in the belief of st to the republican which opened here many del | Roosevelt replied that the conven tion was not a nominati “ly, and would have to bring its own re time | suite, Half tho delegutes in the hall were | Women, st aes mene | |170,000 BELGIANS LIVING IN ENGLAND | | Special to The Star by N. 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