The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 20, 1918, Page 9

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There is these rumors, und we were ot a unless every citt zen who has t welfare of our fighting forces at heart takes it upon himself to vigorously deny and | promptly put a stop to them, th country is due for HURT RED CROSS : The stories are identical with time ago into spark of truth in another epidemic THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1918. similar to the now famous sweater | @ story and the fa concerning ground glass in surgical dressin which had otherwise harmless gos: sips by the ears for so long | winter. “When confronted with rumors of a moment, this kind don't hesitate but ask for the proofs te immed quarters, in and com. he White building. DEFERRED CLASS FOR PRESS MEN WASHINGTON, Sept vost Marshal General Cro ruled that employes of press 1 tions actually engaged in the col tion and and entitled to service act Crowder issued the following state. “In answer to queries s sent status under the act, ws amended, of ally transmission of news by wire daily newspapers, the officer of th provost marshal general authorizes the following rsons regularly are entitled to pre trict boards for d tion on the persons engaged in * * © ox cupation * * ® found to be ne essary * * © to the maintenanc of the national emergency Pe claimi: ed classification should rred classifica ons g de p> pre pared to present to district boards (1) proof of the claim (2) proof that they are the operation of the particu prise in which they are engaged.’ "Such claim should be noted on the questionnaire in accordance with the directions given in the insert re- as set forth, and lating to the presentation of claims for deferred classification on the ground that they are engaged in i dustries, ste. is Sidewalk Delivery to Be Threshed Out The sidewalk delivery proposition, which has been the subject of wrang. ling for the past few days, will b all threshed out Friday evening, when merchants, teamsters and members of the state council of fense get together in a meeting on the tenth floor of the Henry build ing. 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