The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1918, Page 8

PAGE 8 ORE TT EAT ten cnet ie ND SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1918 LABOR’S APPEAL eedee | eMeeener TO LABOR: ra = BUY MORE BONDS The King County Fourth Liberty Loan has put it up to the Industrial Division to not only increase the number of subscribers taking bonds through this Division, but to tremendously increase the amount of bonds subscribed for by our members. We are securing more subscriptions than ever before from our members, and will continue to do so, but the total amount subscribed is far below what is required of us. We must make good our promise and our obligation to the nation, to humanity and to ourselves. To do this, we must subscribe to the absolute limit in order to reach the goal set for us. We call on you to take no account of conditions that you think justify you in limiting or withholding your bond subscription. It is your duty if you havebought a fifty-dollar bond, to go back and buy another. If you have bought a hundred-dollar bond, it is up to you to increase it. if Remember that thousands of men have died for you. Keep constantly in your i mind that your sons, your brothers, your relatives, and your friends “Over There” are depending on you to do your part and hold up your end here in Seattle, just as they are doing so gloriously in Europe. been made and that are If you do subscribe to the limit—if you deny yourself in order to buy more bonds—you will have the satisfaction and the consciousness of knowing that you have done your part—that you have helped sustain those whoss sacrifice is infinitely greater than any you can make here at home. made for you. So your committee—The Industrial Division Executive Committee—confident that you will rally to this message, calls on you to BUY MORE BONDS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE King County Industrial Division, Fourth Liberty Loan W. W. LADD, Chairman. ce atch Sana Asli isapnnilhsirnenatenenntea on GEORGE M’GILLIVRAY, Secretary. Wm. O. Anders, Fin. Sec. Foundry Emp. No. 40, 200 Collins Bldg. | J. F. Arko, Journeymen Tailors No. 71, Richard V. Belmont, 205 Collins Bldg. P. H, Bennet, Cereal and Flour Mill Workers, S. L. Boddy, Steam Engineers No. 40, 201 Collins Bldg. Mrs. W. W. Brunson, 1454 Twenty-first Ave. Fred Booker, Postoffice Clerks, 422 Federal Bldg. dg. , Painters, Local No. R. Langstaff, Auto Mechanics, 2 Broadway Bank Bldg Jim Lansbury, Boilermakers No. 104, Collins Bldg. M. G. LaPlant, Shipyard Laborers, 717 Third Ave. Ed T. Levi, 6216 Sycamore Ave. iH. C. Wm. T. Levi, County Clerk’s Office, County-City Bldg. jR. L Miss Alc e M. Lord, Waitresses, No. 240, Labor Temple. Fred’ P, James King 1047, Postal Bldg. Alfred M. Prather, Seattle-North Pac. Shipbuilding Co., 2216 1st Av. W. H. Onstott, Steamfitters, Labor Temple. W. C. Pendleton, Port Commission, Capt. A. EB, 2215 Fourth Ave. Auditor’s Office. Roberts, Ballard Fire Station. s Ross, Typographical, Labor Temple. - Proctor, Public Safety Bldg. C. B. Ruffcorn, Dairies, 508 Crary Bldg. 1211 Post St. Matthys, County-City Bldg. Chas. R. Case, Supt. of Streets, County-City Bl S. T. Castle, Pattern Makers, 202 Collins Bldg. Frank W. Cotterill, Bldg. H. H. Clifford, 2246 W. Fifty-sixth. C. M. Dahlager, Teamsters & Auto Truck Drivers, Arthur G. Dentler, County Auditor’s Office. Oscar Dozier, 1317 Seventh Ave. James A. Duncan, Central Labor Council, Labor Temple. J. E. Fallon, Skinner & Eddy Corporation, 603 Union St. Lincoln Fielding, Blacksmiths, 304 Collins Bldg. Martin Flyzik, Mine Workers, Dist. No. 10, 405 Mutual Life Bldg. Thos. W. Geary, B. & S. D. Workers, Labor Temple. L. A. George, Bridge & Structural Iron Workers, Labor Temple. Fred Golm, Laundry Workers No. 24, 508 Crary Bldg. R. C. Hanne, Firemen’s Union, 1312 Maynard Ave. Johnston L. Hardy, Carpenters No. 131, Robt. 8. Hesketh, County-City Bldg. A. W. Hoch, Machinists No. 79, 301 Collins Bldg. W. B. Jackling, Marine Eng. Ben. Ass'n, Wm. R, Jewell, Ames Shipbuik ling Co. Trades Council, P. O. Box 639, 1620 Fourth Ave, 4195 Arcade Bldg. 319 2nd Ave. S | Jas. P. , Thomas Noonan, Martin, Contract Boilermakers, Geo. R. Merkley, Wm. F. Murray, A. P. Mulligan, 4147 Thirty-seventh So. Meacham & Babcock. 514 County-City Bldg. Ames Shipbuilding Co., Miss Lillian O. Meehan, Waitresses, No. A. E. Miller, S. and O. Eng., No. 40, C, Millington, Truckers, No, 38-12, B. Moore, Seattle-North Pac. Shipbuilding Go., rah McCullough, Printers and Allied Trades, L abor Temple. W. McGuern, C. B. & C. M., No. | Dan ‘i Killop, U. S. Labor Emp., Mrs. Kate Mc Mahon, Label League, Wm. MeNally, C, Mundy, Edgar G. 4113 Forty-first So. 240, Labor Temple. 205 Collins Bldg. 1400 Western Ave. 156, Labor Temple. 808 Washington St. 1433 Seventeenth Ave. Letter Carriers, Carrier 196, P. O. Skinner & Eddy Corp., Mundorf, 700 E. Ames Shipbuilding Co., Sixty-third. 510 Crary Bldg. . L, Murray, 2022 Thiru Ave. N. Ernest Newsham, Mine Workers, 405 Mutual Life Bldg. Fire Department, Sta. 23, 18th and Columbia. H ® a H a ry : A he wt a E Hi wm H k Unless you resngnd to this call you are not worthy of the sacrifices that have | EE: b & &. A : a “ H @ a Hy H a a i] a a a" H a a a a P.O, Box 1837. | J. M. Wilson, ! Prank Walker, Ed Rowan, 108 Main St. L. B. Russell, Carpenters, 4 Harry Shephard, Truckers, 1400 Western Ave. N. A. Stewart, Firefighters’ Union, Labor Temple. William Short, Mine Workers, E. J. Snyder, Ballard Marine Ways. F, E, Smeltzer, Iron Molders, Collins Bldg. John W. Sterns, Carpenters, No. 1184, 110 Main J. A. Stevenson, Carmen, 407 Seaboard Bldg. 123 Forty-seventh S. W. 405 Mutual Life Bldg. St. John W. Storfold, Deep Sea Fishermen, 84 Seneca St. Bert Swain, Steam Engineers, No. Fred Tuite, Patterson & MacDonald. James A. laylor, Mach. C. H. Vick, Carpenters, Morey E. 1620 Fourth Ave. Weisfield, Clerks, Labor Temple Annex. Truckers, 1400 Western Ave. 128 W. Eighty-first. Miss Nina F. Winn, Meacham & Babcock. Fred S, Wyatt, Laundry Workers, 508 Crary 40, 201 Collins Bldg. Trade Council, Collins Bldg. he Fy: ; = A Morris O'Keefe, McAteer Shipbuilding Co, H. F. Zila, Patterson & MacDonald, 211 Findlay St. i Archie W. Johnston, Carmen, Labor Temple. L. W. Olson, Carpenters No. 338, 1162 Aloha St. |W. E. Zimmer, Pacific Coast Steel Works, Elks’ Temple. ' i > Vd r 4 Se a yt | tS BESS eee eee es CSSA BUSSES SSS SSS ST SSeS AAS SSS SSS Sees eee SSeS Ces eae eee CC... 1 2 ett ttc?