The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1918, Page 5

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Official aon __ | fl Last Times PERSHING’S Wt ricas, at Bed aiid pinenes cageo 4 As a citizen of « 1 believe that congressional action ; y an CRUS S: and Meal " whi ina Os In necessary to curb fer the peri! of the war the landior ADER - wl gy panne ri profiteering in rents, I nrge you to wark for thr passe ee 25e, 50c, No war tax. ' a4 3 lation, either as an amendment to the new finance bill wil preser ir tat-| Hots . eo go wise, of an act which will declare all rents in excess of the rents charged fer the year ending September 30, 1917, plus 5 per cent allowance for increased costs, to be EX(" . Upon which shall be levied » tax of ONE HUNDRED PER CENT, 1 sball watch with » great deal of interest your action in this matter. a: SAT., JULY 27 . Aug. 2; Fri, Aug, 87 rday, Aug. 10. ; “Ladies Only” Mats. Tues., July General Matinee + puttan, anal| AMERY te ttt tteteeee ener eerreereeesesesesens rier, 22, and Forest Tt ia’ cms. 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