The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1918, Page 7

BLIC MUST Ralph D. Ambrosio, 30 years of age, is the first man to be arrested) by the Seattle police under the “work | or fight” regulation, Ambrosio car ried a working card from Skinner & Wady yards at the time of his ar! rest, Friday afternoon. Exarmina-| tion of the time sheets at the plant} showed that he had worked four days out of 30. Chairman W, M. Whitney, of local poart No. 6, said Friday of the werk or fight order: “It can only be made a success if it gets the wholehearted coopera tion of the public, Local boards have not the time to make personal investigation, However, we feel sure that there are many registrants em) ployed in other than essential indus | and that these registrants! ihoukt be brought before the board and made to show cause why they should not change their occupations or be inducted into military service. | | Those who know of a man of mill if | tary age who ts employed in a non-| : essential industry should report the! facts to the local board in order that an investigation may be made.” Local board No. 10 has issued a call for 1918 registrants to appear for physical examination. The volunteer unit of mechanics will go to Pullman for instruction. Registrants both of 1917 and 1918) are eligible for enlistment in this corps, which will leave August 15. The government has also issued a call for refrigeration engineers, | steam engineers, chemical workers, electricians, one policeman and two strong laborers. The laborers are wanted for en- a Ustment only. All the men will serve in the United States except the! refrigerating engineers, chemical) men and steam engineers. Regis tered men will be given preference) xcept in the case of the two labor. BRITAIN WILL ARMOR SUBS. Special to The Star by N. KE. A. LONDON, July 20. — Submarine cruisers armed with guns and torpe-| does, protected by armor and with a surface craft, will soon be a devel- opment of the war, tn the belief of Admiral the marquis of Milford Haven. The marquis, who was formerly Prince Louis of Battenberg, first sea lord of the British admiralty, when the war broke out, and who dropped | his German title, made the predic tion in the course of a lecture at the University of Cambridge. “These new cruisers,” said the ad miral, “will require attendant vee as eyes for offense and defense, same as the fleeta have now, but in the air, not on the water, “In the construction of the larger types of submarine cruisers progress will not be confined by any means to the enemy navy. “Unsinkable or submersible mer- chant steamers, at least for cortain essential or valuable cargoes, appear Ao be Inevitable for the future, not withstanding the increased cost and decreased cargo space.” psc eo 91 eerare Bentan a i i el eeeoee Far and Near News by Telegraph anil Telephone Roy Gotney, Fairbanks, Alaska, alleged to have told his pal that “the United States {s not worth fighting for.” Gotney is now in jail, pending federal investigation. Patrolman Rollo Wilson, accepting | & valuable tablecloth from @ peddier | > while searching suitcase for Uquor,| suspended five days by Chief War ren. san tin te Ret BI BMG Bint afi. BEE ee First naval photographic censor in| Seattle, Lieut. R. M. Robinson. ap- Bointed by Admiral R. E. Coonta. Boylston Ave. Unitarian church} Sunday evening begins week conven. tion of officers and active adherents of New Thought. | President Orrin FE. Tiffany, A. M., Ph. D., Seattle Pacific college, bas} y 100 relatives in war. Thirty-nine boys and 24 girls! Passed test Friday morning in chil Gren’s clinic at Central school. Funeral érvices for Thaddus Os-| g00d, 90, Seattle engineer, 612 Broad-| way, who died Friday, will be held from the Home Undertaking com- pany chapel Sunday at 4 p. m. “World Peace, When? Thru) Whom? The Kaiser's Hopes Liast. - ed.” Sunday night sermon of Francis M. Oliver, evangelist, tent tabernacle, Third and Lenora. Nephew of Henry Ford, Metvin Bryant, Skinner & Eddy employe, married to Miss Emma Louise Bus- klem, of Seattle, Friday. «Mrs. Lily B. Holland has filed a) divorce suit in the supertor court against her husband, Albert E. Hol-| land, on the grounds of cruelty and| alleging that he is guilty of boot legging. One hundred and eight dollars was stolen from the room of J. Nozawa, 115 Third ave. 8., Thursday morning. | He is captain of the 8. 8. 8. Tensho Maru | Albert Langford, negro burglar and drug user, was convicted and sentenced to from 2 to 15 years in the penitentiary Friday. Dr. Hinkoe Hinkovich and Dr. Jyubo Leontich will speak at a mass ing for Seattle Jugo-Slavs in Labor Temple Sunday. | Lieut, John Collins Welch, civil war veteran, addressed the Saturday | noon luncheon of the King County Democratic club at the Good Hata) cafeteria, hin subject being * Ment Ownership After the Rat ee ee” Ak oe “You Krazy Kaiser” Title of New Song W. J. Brown, cashier of th ern Life In ee compan composer of “Autumn Leave: “When We Get on the Trails | written a third song L “You Krazy Kaiser.” The song has re ceived the sanction of the war de-| partment and Brown wants to| rpread it all over the country as a means of helping to win the war, “I don't want @ cent out of this,” he said. “I only want everyone to sing it and get the spirit.” won (STAR AUTOMOBIL 10th and Seneca. LAST WEEK’S ANSWER omitted from the word “service” in the advertisement of the Cen. Ford Owners, Attention! Special Prices Next Wee' ‘30x: “with” Rosaia omitted from the word in the advertisement of Guaranteed 3,600 Miles. Also on White Star Cylinder OM) omitted from the word “ladies” in the advertisoment of Mike AUTOMOBILES—USED omitted from the word “Com First Prize . meretal in the advertisement of Second Prize Metropolitan Business College Used Car Emporium Over 30 Private- care at owners’ prices te select free. 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