The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1918, Page 2

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K c ch the Great were here ¢ half m an sectetary of the Kawasaki from pine t m the At But, on the That would mean 4? ships, of 378, ther mt f the 000 tons, in one year—practically the world amount covered in the shipsteel agreement half months t Mooney should have a || F. he would say: “You are suf ffrom cold feet and she be * We are iosing courage as had suffered a defeat. Let's men.” ident Wilson. company told me. statement will be sent to Pres ANISELY ing its 4 of aten 5 mn. A ~ t aa m the Kawaraki ya nt of Kobe, 1 American ste ht fers are work nig rn " a The Kawasa mpany has 1 Whatever the motive or means 0%" \ Iry at Kyogo, a of their labor, the result is the same. F Hh They are fighting kaiserism just as must bu f At truly as are the boys in khaki on the | plan ngir line in France. or ; They are helping build (he Victory 1 ot sbordinate depart fleet that is carrying America’s war in addition to the sven sp ae power to the doors of Germany The Kawana at om ¢ ed Every Thursday and Satur- day, from 12 to 2, special swim- ming classes are held at Crystal Pool for LADIES ONLY. No extra charge is made for in- ‘Riveting Person Writes Reply to Letter From Rie | Working eight hours # day in | mons filled with the apirit and teact the shipyards is easier than par soning, says Marcellus KR. Ely, minister of the Greenwood Chris tian charch, of Seattle, who is a shipbuilder six days out of the week and a parson on the sev truction to beginners and everything possible will be done to make these noon hours en- oyable for those who do not preachers good care to join mixed crowds. Come tomorrow! Bring your enth ) friends! Enjoy two hours of t ma parsons good to|en them ¢ : work in ard It will be| who are glad to take clean, healthy amusement. You like a vacation to most of them,”| these times to get Uncle wrote a Star reader In a letter to The | lars—men who do two hours’ work a| Star recent day for eight hours’ pay WARRANTS TO REPAIR HIGHWAY AUTHORIZED eoutor will find the crowd and sur- roundings congenial, usual round: ter sterilized and ventilat t. wher Answers Rev. Ely, the riveting par ing system the be commis ey might 4 ‘or the re troyed by | T budget contained no provision for this work answered that letter, as fo caption, ‘Hard Work some reader signing om’ make Remember—Pool Open Sundays at 9 A. M. SEATTLE NATATORIUM CO. Second and Lenora ast BURGLAR SUSPRHCT HELD | Monong Hache Tuesday, charged with entering the rd hotel 126th ave, S. W.. Ju An was arrested urgest and Most Sanitary Pool in the Northwe A minister nied t water a minute 25 square leew t can se Wilson's mee | sages, ay of them, are but ser:|an a THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1918. BOARD IGNORES” i ° " She Heads Polish 1| | 260,000 |Cne anipyants i sufficient to meet} COLLECTED BY MEENGS Guaranteed ECONOMY PLEA ON PAVING JOB Mayor Hanson's ram Why not stop it now? Why not good set of teeth? ough examination and tell you Nurse Contingengé || derive from it. graduate registered dentist of the highes' passed the examination of the State 3oard. Every one of them has his from the State Dental Board hanging the wall in front of his dental chair in, plain sight of all. | We use the very best of materials. | We r@alize that when we do your| work for you we must do it so well | and so thoroughly that it will give you | lasting satisfaction. 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