The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1918, Page 4

PAGE 4 \ THE SEATTLE STAR—TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1918. TREAT ‘EM ROUGH Park a Tank in Potsdam HE American tanks, shown here, are playing an important part in the pres- ent advance toward Berlin. The tanks operate right up in the front of the scrap and the work requires that men accept- \< > ig ol able for this branch of the service be full pracy Ne YB eee ) of “pep” and keen for real action. ey | i : ‘Nough Said— Keep the Huns Stepping and Join the Tanks — They Lead the Fight IMMEDIATE INDUCTION The recruiting office for the Tanks is These Are the Men We Want: picking men of mechanical experience and ___ | Heav auto Truck DRIVER | BLACKSMITH AUTO ENGINE MECHANIC | STENO good physical condition for this service. _ | mactine cun mecHanc | MOTORCYCLE DRIVER GAS ENGINE EXPERT | TOPOGRAPHER Men whose trade or profession would __ | BexcH machiusr pg yor reba AUTO ELECTRICIAN qualify them for the duties here enumer- ' | No““Limited Service” WELDER ated are desired. | WIRELESS BUZZER OPERATOR | Men Wanted— Personal Interview Necessary—Get Aboard! It is the responsibility of the recruiting office located at Seattle to obtain 1,000 men a month as the quota for this district, and if you think you have the material needed, produce it. Fighting men only need apply. Apply RECRUITING OFFICE TANK CORPS 409 COUNTY-CITY BUILDING SEATTLE, WASH. “his Space Patriotically Donated by the Following Firms: SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. ALBERS BROS. MILLING CO. CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO. NORTHWEST SHIPBUILDERS ASSOCIATION \ cenrlaneelnenaeeses aed LI LIITITIIIINITITIIITITITITTTTII llr tL