The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 27, 1919, Page 13

wa 7! ae es FaKs 6FTee FRREe AS BOR STEM Tess BBX OS FES EF SBG85 « Beer ratenrs a le a ie SVERETT TRUE —By CONDO} —AND I'm RIGHT HERS TO Te cc Ty WORLD THAT [FF '-- A e Women Doctors Establish Health Centers in Cities DC HEAD—2 CHELT U. & L.|to reputable physicians with per of field work for the National) physician, or to free clinics if they ¥. W. C. A. is the originator and | cannot afford to pay full prices. | moving spirit of a new activity for) Dr. Meredith gives each girl| ‘women physicians which is to be re- } requesting an examination her per- fected in improved health for all) sonal and private attention. She ad- women of the nation. | ives her on all general health mat Dr. Meredith and her assistants | ters, from her diet to her dress, and Pave already established a “health | directs her to more detafled treat enter” for women in New York, in| ments if organic or serious health fennection with the ¥. W. C. A.,| defects exist. where young women are given free| The Y. W. C. A. hopes to establish examination and advice. | such health centers for women, with | i in need of extended medical | women doctors In charge, at every fe surgical treatments are directed | aasociation center In the country Company Orders Girls to | Grab Nickels, Union Avers' “Hello girls” pay- one switchboards are instruct- by the company te take all nick- deposited by patrons if the re- r is hung up before the party answers, according to a let- working on such complaints. There are 13 of-| fices and all offices have their com Dlaint departments with exception of Main and Elliott offices, Main| taking care of the two offices. You! can put your complaint in from) addressed today to Seattle tele) your telephone and the manager's subscribers by the executive office will never hear of it. Only Operators’|the exception of letter complaints t ‘The letter: go thru the manager's office. from have heard a great deal of) Fire Union Girts ot a kei a ga yd “(3) In the mayor's office the tel ar telephone service. ephone company officials stated that fe will endeavor to give you a|/#? of their employes quit during ows from the meet. ie: | tbe month of August. Mr, Mayor, did they tell you how many had moe $c apaabr nae ng tele | been Gismissed and for what rea- | ? penance 1 "Giela with eight 7 years’ experience By Company Order were dismiased because the com- @ will take the subjects that! pany claimed that they called other been appearing in the paper. (girls ‘scabs, and the company is /"Q) Some few years ago the op-|taking the word of non-union girls on the nickel telephones against the union girls. The di» instructed to take all nickels criminations against the union girls book and meas-/| When Ju rotarm blank will sen invention for rupture. Dr. Florence Meredith, senior phy-| sonal letters from the health center |! DOINGS OF THE DUFF ” THE SEATTLE STAR—SATURDAY, SEPT. 27, 1919. Panon Te Vern Sensiti OW SAN, PANSY, MOS. HELEN AND | Are GoinG DOWN "TOWN AND wii You IRON Ths Suet wast For ) q me WHiLe (M GONE, Please T ASK You A QUuBSTION 7 You GOTTA GWE NE APART MENT HOUSE Look AT 1T!: Arrives, put {t on and wear It. Put | to every test you can think of. e test, the better you | will wonder how ever got along with the old ¢ruel spring trusses or belt leg straps of torture, Your sense and your 1 you it is the way in which you can ever After wearing it 30 not entirely natistac- | —if it is not easy |Mayor to Talk on } City’s Problems | Mayor C. B. Fitagerald will speak Sy yinot tell | Om “Some ot Our City Problems” ured tylends of this great | before the Transportation club at k or its weekly noonday luncheon, Mon: y, September 29th, in the rooms of the club in the Railway Exchange bullding. ‘ LECTURER TELLS OF LIFE OF MRS. EDDY John C. Lathrop of the First Church of Chrixt Scientist, Boston, spoke on the personality of Mary Baker Eddy at the Third Church of |Christ Scientist. University State Bank building, Friday evening. "KILL THE RATS the subscribers hung up be-|started in the first day the girls ts for you subscribers losing which caused the girls to resign. A of those nickels. chief operator told one girl that was matier of not hearing of certain | Without any of the union operators. i teat ‘they bad a cn did not look that way between Mlaints were made, and they had no the girls did resign to go back to - | school but they would not be missed Di JPTURED? |you some idea why the 162 girls re ; signed during the month of August. | i. ier on so Fine Packer for Trial Bet Excessive Demand $8,875 was imposed on the Cudahy Packing Co. by Federal Judge Ev: pleaded guilty to charges of collect- ing ‘excessive damages from railroad charged the railroads had improp- erly iced their cars, allowing meat charged, attempted to collect full damages when part of the damages their parties answered, so that returned to work, after the strike "*(2) The manager stated when! ¢ismiseed that they could get along department where all com. June 29th and July 2ist. Some of las they were new girls. 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