The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1918, Page 4

REA LTORS HERE EXPLAINS WAR LIQUOR BATTLE RCONVENTION TRAINING PLAN GROWS WARMER | The Induction of qualified men, WASHINGTON, Aug, 28.—-Sena meaning men with @t least a high|drys who favor immediate prohibi sehoot education, into the University! tion of intoxicants in the United Is Of delegates to the sec MAual convention of the Inter Realty Assooiation of th Northwest arrived Clot Washington's newly organized | States today called to their aid trea | v. students’ army training corps, for | ury department experts to prove that Sxecutive sessions will be held | army, navy and marino special train. | No great financial loan will result is the Cobb building, starting Thurs: | ing, is to be the method emplo in| Armed with a great mass of fie Open meetings are the Metropolitan theat dis sending the largest det with 200 epresentatives: for the convention Thursday morning will be devoted | heduled ures, they plan to tell the senate that | the claim that scores of banks will] be forced to the wall unless laquor interests and banks which hold their paper are given ten months or a } year to settle their affairs is ‘t | future for the training of officers in this district, according to President Henry Suzaallo, University of Wash ington, who has just returned from San Franciveo with Capt, W. T. Pat ten, from attendance at a special war Pegistration of de tea, The | conference. They already have quoted a hig tion will be called to order at) Unt ounterm . official of the d r saying nless countermanding orders are Hote the department as saying Phursday by President Fred K. | jasued from Washington, all enlist. | Chat six months would be ar | of Spok Friday will be! ments in the army, navy and ma.| to let all the banks which have loan to an important series Of | ines have now ceased permanently, | 4 Money to liquor interests get out 3 fe e ol ales with 8 | accor ling to Dr. Sugsalio, Men who | from under. . oO Visiting de tes and | car 1 Ane But in spite of the radical drys’ de ban aN qualify will be assigned for ape friends at the Army and cin} training by their respective draft | efmination to fight for immed club, at which Governor Lister | hoards drouth, the belief grows that July 1 State Food Administrator initials 1919, Will be the date fixe Hebberd of Spokane will The whole question probably will Red Cross to Open be settled one Way of the other this ‘Baturday afternoon wil! be given bver to 4 tour of Seattle by automo * Classes in Hygiene New classes in elementary hygiene and home care of the sick and die tetios are now being organized, to be. CULTIVATE THRIFT—Q. Q Says Soldiers May Cast Their Ballots! — $3,000,000 NF ‘acoma Boy Meets DED class in hygiene, of which King county soldiers at Camp St Meath in Rainier | were win ve doin an evening and | Lewis may cast thelr ballots for the “TACOMA. Aug. 28.—Harry Lyon, | an afternoon class, will meet at 4135 at Camp Lewis, if Tacoma, plunged to his ¢ h in! Areade Miss Margaret) previous to the election they receive Rice is to be instructor. falls, Rainier National peek \ card from the registration office. o afternoon, it was learned Nineteen of the women who have rtifying their qualification, Vietor imere today. Young Lyon, with « taken this course in hygiene are nick, candidate for justice of the et On, Was attempting to climb | completing their training as nurses’! peace, has declared in an address to jown a rocky cliff at one side of the When he slipped and fell h into the roaring waters ¥ gras not found _—BUY AW. 8. 8. je bid of A. Quist & Co. of for the $1,500,000 housing tat sremeeton was accepted, ch the Little ‘Pimples; They Are Nature’s Warning ‘and “ee aids In local hospitals, and will soon lified for government servic dietetics classes, both morning | and evening, will start September 3. The instructor is Mra, W. R. Power. Applicants should enroll at educa. tional headquarters of the Red Cross, | 1218 Fourth ave. Slain Seattle Hero Predicted His Death) Predicting his own death by | ing hi# brother in a letter that “th | folks would never wee him again,” rge J. Rutter, son of Mra. W. C | Rutter, 737 Monroe st., was killed in| |action, according to advices received Jat the family home. Notice of death | followed the letter by a few days. SOLDIERS’ RELATIVES TO BE FILMED SUNDAY) ders. And the one remedy which of Bad Blood. has no equal as a purifier is 8. 8. 8 ag the purely vegetable blood medi-| Mothers, wives, fathers and sweet n't close your eyes to the warn- cine, which has been on the market hearts Washington soldiers and! Which nature gives, when un: for more than fifty years, It is sold gaiiors will pass in review before the pimples appear on your face parts of your body only are these pimples and disfiguring, but they lead skin diseases that spread the most discomforting ir and pain. Sometimes they Eczema, boils, blisters, scaly and other annoyances that flames of fire, and make by druggists everywhere. If you are afflicted with any form of skin disease, do not expect to be cured by lotions, ointments, salves and other local remedies, ‘as they can not poasibly reach the source of the trouble, which is in the blood, Begin taking S. 8. 8. today, and write a complete history of your case to our chief medical adviser, who that your skin is ablaze, will give you special instructions, these symptoms appear on without @harge. Write at once to of the body, take prompt | Swift Specific Co., 441 Swift Labora- Fid the blood of these disor- ‘tory, Atlanta, movie camera Sunday afternoon at Volunteer park. All must have men bership cards of the Parents’ asso ciation from the offices at 326 Lyon byilding before taking part in the film, which will later be reeled for the boys at the front. a a he Col. Peter W. Davison, well known In Seattle and Alaska, was mention ed In recent lista of colonels soon to receive promotion to brigadier gen eral. News of his aasignment has ‘not yet been received. sae it | | i WHY should we beat the Hun?. HOW shall we beat the Hun? WHEN shall we beat the Hun? WHY? Because if we don’t beat HIM, he will BEAT US, and force his merciless, military, barbarous domination upon the World, OUR- SELVES INCLUDED. HOW? With MEN, MONEY, MUNITIONS (including ships) and MORALE. Failing any one of these, we will LOSE THE WAR. WHEN? When the VICTORIES of the American and ALLIED forces have DRIVEN into the brain of the Hun the fact that his junker masters cannot DELIVER the promised piel Prussian Militarism DOES NOT WAR SAVINGS STAMPS supply to our country MEN, MONEY, MUNITIONS AND MORALE. They are also the BEST INVESTMENT ever devised. They CANNOT go below par. You can cash them at any time at a PRE- MIUM. They help the NATION and HUMANITY, but they help YOU even more. Buy them NOW and keep them. Help YOURSELF. Don’t help the HUN. SAVE. GEORGE DONWORTH. This Space Contributed to the Winning of the War by PACIFIC COAST COAL CO. NAVY YARD ROUTE NORTONIA CAFETERIA M. LOVSTED & CO. | husbands 9 America.” | Plans for reorganization of Di | vision service will be made at a meeting of Wednesday THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1918 | be Is Pershing Who in she? She lives in Seattle. stalking abroad = in "rance & Seattle boy Who is he? He didn’t say ture to The Star in the he |Girt whose picture he found at his) feet in an Amex billet one night, will me forward and solve the mystery Edgar Maloney, | Mra. Louine Maloney ave., in in base hospital ced This You? Do You Know Her? _ War Romance Grips This Photo || Rut he went the ple Far and Near News by Te elegraph and Telephone Secccccoeccocooccs 1180 Pranklin ics mm ure of Seattle girl found in France by Seattle boy fighting with | Inclosed in a regulation Y, M.C. A Romance, | manila envelope, with the official red war-trodden | triangle in the corner, the picture of brought her into the life of | The Girl came to The Star In a flurry lof mere mail. She had been cut down to fit the envelope, and all thes white wpace about the picture was crowded with the writing of soldier boys, giving several addresses Underneath, neatly sewed in stout khaki thread, is a James & Merrihew label In a little note written on the back, the finder, who nowhere gives his name or address on the picture, says “This i# a great country. Very pretty, and their crops are good. But have not seen any beauties here like this one.” ‘The Girl in drewed in a black party frock, wears pear! earrings, and has a binck tulle scarf lightly draped |about ber shoulders, Her hair t» combed high and puffed at the sides in the favorite snode of the minute Her features are good, and the full view shows pretty lips that are «mil. ope that The 0, son of 34, France, recovering from a compound frac | ing just a little bit ture to his leg received when he! ‘The name of C. W. @chults appears went over the top in @ recent several times on the picture, in dif: American drive. ~~ $3,000,000 N Col. H. B. Hardt, superintendent jot exhibits for Seattle | county at the San Francisco exposi received a medal in recog wervices aa a reese of the food, awards jury. Dr. Caroline Furness, professor ot | | tion, hay nition of astronomy at Vassar route to the Orient to engage in war work in Japan and China, will ad }dreas members and friends of the Army and Navy club | Thursday at 12:15 p. m. TACOMA, Aug. 24.—George Crock lett, cooperative camp member, was fined $50 by the national park au-| thorities for taking a party Boy Scouts on a perilous all-night trip up Mount Rainier. leas Madeline de Pryas will lecture in She ix one of best known war workers Seattle next week the France. fi. MacMichael and were named vice presidents of the Dexter Morton bank at meeting Tiesday. B. W named assistant cashier Beverly, Emma W administration of the Denny Wood The to Paul W Wood, ceased esta and CULTIVATE TURIF voices will sing at the A day night, August September 3 Seattle gained more than 60 per cent-in bank clearings and 275 per t in building permits nth, according to mmerce estimates. Private Karl W. been wounded in France. action with the 26th U. 8. Funeral services for George Leslie | and sensitive Friday k from the University Cole be o' will held taking parlors. Anna Lipken, 9, 2004 » ely brulsed when rv motoroycle at 21st ave Tuesday night John Wallace, of Auburn, alleged to have shot boy named Urguhart, whom he believed to smuggler, was freed of when examination revealed that sup- victim received wound from contact with barbed wire fence. posed Fourth annual festival by South Park pl September to the Red Cross AW. yfield on — buy B district attorney, “German Espionage All members 12 of the council the division West Seattle high school Sheriff dobn Stringer Springer, of the County int, are on the at the yards, Under the auspices of the commit | Mass.—Married women | will be accepted an teachers here if in national service. Wood was named as executrix in a petition for Jothers ts Emily te filed Tuesday in the juoeeee brother and sister of the a ~eo~ OAM DIGERSE Classes in Russian for business | | men and women will be started | week by the Chamber of Commerce. | | Students must be recommended by | members of the chamber. The Whitney boys’ chorus of 540) ;, 31, and Tuesday Holton, | Broadway high school student, and Alder st. | residents of South P tire receipts to go Judge Clay Allen, former U. will speak | members of the A. O, U. W. at Ever- hall Wednesday night at 8 on casualty Skinner & Eddy plant as result of being slightly injured while endeay oring to help out the labor shortage | ferent handwritings | Are you The Girl who was found in France? If #0, call at ‘The Star office and| the picture will be given to you. It) is @ war souvenir that fairly drips | romance. | and King college, en LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN Girls! Make bleaching lotion if skin is sunburned, * tanned or freckled at the club of 19 Bqueete the juice of two lemons in- | tee on public information the Count | to a bottle containing three ounces of) Orchard White, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of the best in| freckle, sunburn and tan lotion, and complexion beautifier, at very, very C,H. Dodd *™all cost Your grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of Orchard) White for a few cents. Massage this | sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, | neck, arms and hands each day and) nee how freckles, sunburn, windburn and tan disappear, and how clear, | soft and white the skin ssitpeetd Yes! It is harmless. POSLAM HALTS: a directors’ Petut was te was iets Emma next| SOOTHES, H When any itching skin disease af-| cts, when any ot ‘beg! 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