The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 3, 1918, Page 8
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THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1918. O.Yarou ty— “I’m the fellow you said you'd ‘get’ with your submarine. I’m the fellow you said couldn’t fight. “But the men who wear THIS uniform have whipped your crack division—they have helped a lot to crush your drive on Paris—and they’re going to be present in large numbers at your finish. “The folks back home are backin’ us too, Bill-—-they'll back us to the limit. Right now they’re raisin’ six bil- lions more to keep us in ammunition, guns, clothes and ‘chow.’ You're in for it, Hun! i “AMERICA NEVER QUITS.”’ ARE YOU BACK OF THE DOUGHBOYS? Buy Fourth Liberty Bonds Any Bank Will Help You This page a patriotic contribution to the Fourth Liberty Loan by the following Americans of Greek descent: STANDARD CONFECTIONERY FARMASONES BROS. ALASKA CAFE HIPPOCRATIS CAFE Maravias & Demekis 102 Pike St. 1183 Third Ave. Delemetras & Damalas ATHIUNIAN CONFECTIONERY EAGLES’ CAFE S. DARAZIAS ACROPOLIS CAFE J. Pappas P. H. Skarlato 117 Third Ave. Prefontaine Bldg. SANITARY CANDY KITCHEN FLORIDA FRUIT CO. STADIUM CAFE DALLAS CANDY CO. Rembooly & Angell D. Manolidas 200 Fourth Ave. S. Fifth and Pike Sts. ei Abia HOUSE J. A. ROKAS PARADISE CAFE PEOPLE’S CAFE arzes Groceries John Scrappias Grecorin & Carkonin MT. VERNON BUTTER STORE George August sagt SSA BARTEL a AOR OO a ie a