The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1919, Page 8

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Dring this ad. 236 Cen-| tral Building WANT TO SAVE MONEY? } Call on us We will sell uncalled- for sults and shoes cheaper than| any other place in town Fring this ad and save 10%. 115 Wash- ington." ANTED—ROYS FOR ROUTE Piers in all parts of the city. ¢ tor advancement Appiy to Circulation Department Seattle Star. @ any plumbing work, call § acon SAR. | Good heatin Alaska Dry Dock, Junea ‘Only A-1 men wanted. T WANTED — MEN Plane building, tly (: 135 Lak ‘end ¥ 18 SITUATIONS WANTE RETURNED IER with 10 5 : clerical « ones tion where A-1 ster quired, and where ly advance to ness, after with good DISCHA Ke LEARN AERO. d—MALE, AGE DISCHARGED FARM dier dres Star. AND FEMALE HEL, WANTED SECC TY 61 SND FOUND FOUND—ROUND 10 feet by 22 both ot, Lost AND POUND AND FURNISHED AND FI FOR RENT WANTED AND Y¢ 7 UNFURNISHED WANTED. tA Maia APARTMENTS PLATS APARTMENTS ATS KOOMS BOARDERS CHILDREN Sth N UNC ie TO RENT A iS WANTEO—MISCELLANBOUS WANT AN SALE—MISCELLANEOUS WANTEL FOR SAL t oun SPRCIALTY ORT HAN ne DI URNTTORE FURNITURE AUCTION NOTICES FOR SALF AUTOMOBILES wr THE SEATTLE STAR--THURSDAY, JAN, 23, 1919 o— - SALP At TOMOHILES ACREAGE LY) Located et 610 Second Avenue te m. advertising to lla may for the regular after AL STATE NTED HA ‘ AL TOMOUILES AUTO ACCESSORIES MOTORCYCLES term, . Phone Ballard 1283, AND ACCESSOMIES core. SALE KEAL ESTATE Trent rh BUNGALOW every way, nice ar; price shed 190 fain 630% MEAL rare Downs FORK EXCHANGE ESTATE BANC uY on hE STOCKS AND BONDS the balar ur Wages Stead r our camp and till i | THREE LAKES LUMRER CO, | t Three Lukes, Wash, Sai bid HES AND ACREAGE OF BOSINESS Orne STOCKS AND PERSONAL ELT OLD _ ARE SCORED BY A.J. M’CAUGHAN PUNTTIES Poles Organize Club in Seattle 1 of Amer OLD GOLD Vier Mlic Markets ECONOMY Star DIRECTORY Attorney sat Law i Chattel Loans Contracting and Building Detective PACIFIC COX Agencies DETECT ard Bh } Furniture, Repairin’ Packin i , ; Vhysicians and Surge Turkish Baths UR i RAT SANITARY Kream aid y stor- idin coffee, $1. Stalls snage . link brick brick sharp 24-36, Blue powder, little T.; good It salmon, ., 3 ise Van rat ave. IF YOU MUST STRIKE Western Pacific Securities Company Hoge Bldg CLEMMER ‘MICKEY’ MACK SENNETT in nt Ac the | | Janv w PIKE PLACE om is | | There are — jg! Most of them will land at Victoria, ~~ METAL TRADES MEN FORCED TO. WORK FOR LESS « a RB. ued by treasurer and eme of the shipyarll fasteners, at & A Aiction ts pyard owners’ Gala in the local ing a8 low THAN SCHEDUL the follow <s9en of ak which came . ‘ of Anti was being paid § for our b to make @ three ti claim ford, two or that th ted ix another the 4. laborers we inuel was short and the shortage b $4.16 getting 1 all $4.64 WW ten $4.64 W. ». Sutherland was being p $5.96 per day and could not get ard to pay him $4.64. He had und Ko to another yard in @ the $4.64 of our stewards, R. M. terday told me that 20 men emplo iv his yard are drawing $4.16 and are continually complaige ng because they don't get $4.64 yden was being paid he asked his shouldn't have laid off. He left the was hired thru the office for and, as Juck would hai ack to the same Job. check it was for the he appealed n laid off. @ iders know nothe n Huff is when he another who arq should have quit to get ‘One Le knew of at 1 Just y amt wh Jonn E when and when his foreman, was a, course the shipbu of these cases. Another man, E. rt ing R. Bell has been day for 1 done a Dar is another mime was working as a sweeper aim $4.16." a Japanese ‘Gives 4 $130,000,000 Wortigh of U. S. Contracts’ } The United States government awarded ship contracts to Chin und Japanese yards for more $130,000,000, according to a ching the Seattle Labor coun-|— the San Franciseo : Wednesday evening, The San Francisco labor men ed that Seattle concur in a prote the 1 authorities, The council agreed, and is asking for ¢ ation of the contracts, and they be given to American outs of derision came from ts of the Labor temple audite en the suggestion was made that the Asiatics were being given contracts to “promote friendly tions every was paid bu tion re from Charge “Sweatshop” , Plan in Scho Seattle capitalists are tempting to secure cheap labor ff sweatshops by the introduction power -nachine needlework tn @ schools, under the guise of “ al training,” was the declaration delegates to the Central Labor cil Wednesday evening. The cil passed a resolution prot against this pranch of training, That |Lloyd George Is Lover of Child (Special to The Star by N. EB. Aj” LONDON, Jan. 23.—Lady | brook, in a campaign speech, this picture of the British p Lloyd George: “Mr. Lloyd Georg my house, after a long and si ous day, sat and watched a cint show, Kiddies in the Ruins,’ picture of a French family befa and after the war. He sat one of my babies on his knee and arm around the other two. should have seen his face chain syImaa to bitter evil committed by @ children of France! from loving ‘ed at the Boche on the England’s Tallest Tower Is Fallin al to The Star by N. BE. Ad LONDON, Jan New Brighto at the mouth of the Met the tallest structure in En an 621 feet high, is being to ower SPAIN HAS TO YIELD SEIZED GERMAN SHIPS ul to The Star oy 3. AL MADRID, Jan, 23.—Spain tool over seven German ships in the h bor of Cadiz to repay her for lo inflicted by Germany on Spa hipy When the armistice ne n found that und Hague yreements, these ship must be dd over to the allies, HONOLULU WOMAN IS DRAFT BOARD SCRIBE to The N. BE. A) LU Mrs. A, Mj Honolulu, believed ti only woman to ser draft board, She wi Honolulu board ang under her, Shi Hawafans In th in the second third (st turne (Special HONOLL of been the Star by 23 Jan. on a military secretary of the had 15 clerks registered 30 first call, 40,000 49,000 in the ENGLAND’S NEAR BEER IS BETTER THAN ALE} Al to Star by N. B, Ad@ NDON ples 0 t the f government aley nt herb beers two ande much § working The Jar Ave tested he SHIP TIED UP ash Admiral Wate North ag ipyard strike ded to the vessel, ‘Thi ke the Admiral Wal r with a can to Alaska Y¥,N. ¥.—A $125,000 gun, h was she Wedm us were im t Water afternoon, of 30 miles: tet arsenal ity offic! led to watch the shrinking proc 1