The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1918, Page 8
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THE SEATTLE STAR—MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1918. Syexes geupe ey23_ a2 Perea? Se SEATTLE and KING COUNTY Seattle is $3,000,000 short in its subscriptions to the War Savings Stamp Loan. It will stay behind unless all firms, all corpora- tions and all individuals do their full duty. f During the coming week 3,500 Council of Patriotic Service solicitors will canvass the city, and 68 Councils will canvass the county. They are volunteer workers, doing a patriotic duty. A prompt response is a duty to the government, to the city, to the county, to the solicitors and to yourself. Be ready. Seattle is receiving more than a million dollars a day in war industry money. Seattle cannot afford to refuse the Government’s call. WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE CHARLES H. CLARKE, JUDGE F. V. BROWN, County Chairman Chairman War Savings Q. Q. Drive This space contributed to the winning of the war by: AZUMA BROS. GOODRICH RUBBER CO. MERRILL & RING LOGGING CO.