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The Home news., 1918-06-14
THE BANKHEAD HIGHWAY

The Executive officers of the Bankhead National Highway Association are pushing an ac- tive campaign to establish and mark definitely the Atlanta, Memphis and Birmingham Di- vision of the Bankhead High way.
 After conference with President Plowman and some of the Executive Committee, Secretary J. A. Rountree has written letters to the Probate Judges, County Commissioners County and District Officials of Bankhead National High way in every county between Atlanta, Birmingham II d Memphis, asking them to fur nish certain detailed informa- tion in regard to their roads, also to urge them to arrange at once to straighten out the highway through their respec- tive counties, also to erect the official signs of the Bankhead National Highway.
 Just as soon as all these de- tails are arranged a logging party will go over the road carefully and map this route so it can be given to the press. Official maps will also be made and given to the public.
 The official signs of the Bankhead Highway will be de- cided upon in the next few days. Already many sign manufacturers have submitted designs for this purpose. Presi- dent Plowman will call a spec ial committee together in Bir- mingham and a decision in re- gard to the material, charac- ter and design will be adopt ed. Thig sign will be erected from ashington to Los Angeles California. It will be perma- nent, unique and famous the world over.
 A tour of the Bankhead Ma tional Highway from Birming- ham to Memphis will be made by President Plowman and Secretary Rountree. They ex- pect to visit a number of prin- cipal towns on this road to stir up interest in regard to the Bankead Highway. Due notice of their visit will be giv- en to the various officers and good roads boosters along the route.
The Home news., 1918-06-14
Idlers Must Go To Work

Provost Marshal General Crowder yesterday announced an amendment to the selective service regulations which deal
 ,th the great question of com polling men not engaged in a useful occupation immediately to apply themselves to some form of labor contributing to the general good. The idler, too, will find himself confront ed with the alternative of find- ing suitable employment or en- tering the army.
 The regulation provides that after July 1, any registrant Tho is found by a local board to be a habitual idler or not engaged in some useful occu- patton shall be summoned be- fore the board, given chance to explain and in the absence of a satisfactory explanation, to be inducted into the military service of the United States.
 Any local board will be au- thorized to take action wheth- CT it has original jurisdiction of the registrant or not; in other words, any man loafing around a pool room in Chica- go may be held to answer to a Chicago Board even though he may have registered in New
 ork and lived there most of his life.
 The regulations which apply to idle registrants will be deem ed to apply also to gamblers ol all descriptions and employ es and attendants of bucket shops and race tracks, fortune tellers, clairvoyants, palmists, and the like, who, for the pur- pose of the regulation shall be considered as idlers.
 The new regulation will also effect the following classes:
 (a) Persons engaged in the serving of food and drink, o1
The Home news., 1918-06-14

either, in public places includ- ing hotels and social clubs.
 (b) Passenger elevator op- orators and attendants, door men, footmen, and other at tendants of clubs, hotel stores, apartment houses, office build ings, and bath houses.
 Co Persons, including ush- CTS, and other attendants, en- gagged and occupied in, and in connection with games, sports and amusements, excepting ac- tual performers in legitimate concerts, operas, or theatrical performances.
 (d) Persons employed in do- mestic service.
 (e) Sales clerks and other clerks employed in stores and other mercantile establish ments.
 Men who are engaged as above or who are idlers will not be permitted to seek relief because of the fact that they have drawn a later order num- Der or because they have been placed in Class 1T, III or " on the grounds of dependency. The fact that he is not useful ly employed will outweigh both of the above conditions.
 It is expected that the list of non-useful occupations will be extended from time to time as the necessity require, so as to include persons in other en- ployments.
 Temporary absences from regular employment not to ex- ceed one week, unless such temporary absences are habit ual and frequent, shall not be considered as idleness. Regu- lar vacations will not be con- sidered as absences in this con- nection.
 The registration throws a further safeguard around men not usefully employed, by pro-
The Home news., 1918-06-14

NA@ASC O1 1I1p1Oy 1IlSllO Oy CAAC registrant without dispropor- tionate hardship to his depend ents, or where a change from non-useful to useful employ ment or occupation would nec- essitate a removal of the regis trant or his family. Local boards may give consideration to the circumstances. The reg ulation further provides that where such a change of en- ployment would compile the night employment of women under circumstances which a Board might deem unsuitable for such employment of wo- men, the Board may take such circumstances in consideration in making decisions.
 Provost Marshal General Crowder, in discussing the new regulation, said:
 The war has so far disor- ganized the normal adjust ment of industrial man power as to prevent the enormous in dustrial output and national organization necessary to suc- cess.
 There is a popular demand for organization of man power but no direct draft could be imposed at present.
 Steps to prohibit idleness and non effective occupation will be welcomed by our peo- pie.
 We shall give the idlers and men not effectively employed the choice between military service and effective employ ment. Every man in the draft age, at least, must work or fight.
 This is not alone a war of military maneuver. It is a dead ly contest of industries and me- chanics. Germany must not be thought of as merely pos sesslng an army: we must think of her as being an army, an army in which every fac tory and loom in the Empire is a recognized part in a com plete machine running night and day at a terrific speed. We must make of ourselves the same sort of machine.
 It is enough to ask what would happen if every man in the nation turned his hand to effective work. We must make ourselves effective. We must organize for the future. We must make vast withdrawals for the army and immediately close up the ranks of industry behind the gap with an accel- erating production of every useful thing in necessary mea- sure. How is this to be done?
 The answer is plain. The first step toward the solution of the difficulty is to prohibit engagement by able bodied men in the field of hurtful en- ployment, idleness, or ineffect- ual employment and thus in- duce and persuade the vast, wasted excess into useful fields
 The very situation we are now considering, however, of- fers great possibilities in i'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
MAYORS WIRE
HALTS AWARD

Sign no contract for Rainier ava.
paving until money to pay for Il u
properly appropriated"
This telegram from SeattIe's may
or. WAS flashed into tho meeting Of
the board Of public works Friday
morning from Aberdeen. South Da.
kota, where Hanson had aliGhtsd
from the train carrying Hmm 70
Washington TO transact Seattle bust-
ness by wire.
Az the board WAS almost in the
act OF awarding the CONTRACTS the
mayors message brought forth =
storm Of discussion. The city cDun-
ell had decided Monday that con-
tracts should be- awarded. The may.
or said award no contracts. The
board finally decided To reject old
bids and advertise for nov BIDS. The
Rainier ave. stretches affected No
between Graham and Thistle Gtxoeta,
and Barton and 5Tth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
MILLER TO STAY ON
JOB TO HELP SKAGl1

Congressman John Il. Miller VIII
remain in Washington. d. c. to as
sist Mayor Hanson and his commit
tee of counciEnen in their session
with the capital issues committee on
the Skagit power development bond
issue. Miller's offer TO assist was nc.
ceptcd by Hanson. after receiving a
wire while en- route to Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

HERE ARE FOUR GOOD BUYS
$4,000
t-ronm house. cottage style; on large
lot. all Improvements In excepting
$500 CASH
SIS Fer Month. Including Interest
s-..co
groom modern bungalow: hot air
heat: cement basement
500 CASH
$50 Per Month. Including interest.
$500
Groom thoroughly modern hungn..
low hot water heat. hardwood
floor: full cement basement; gar
$500 CASH
sas Ter Month. Including Interest
$500
s-room modern house; In West Sc
attic. hot water heat. beautiful
view. close 60 car line and ferry
landing This would give someone
beautiful home. or would max =
an ideal place for keeping board
.rs from among shipyArd en-
ployea
$50 Per Month. Including fnterest
Zach Of tho four places listed abov.
arc priced way below the market
They will not last long. Sec the
place that will suit your needs
and get good buy on very easy
terms.
JONES 4 PufSNEY. Inc.
si7 second Ave- Ground Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
Public Markets


FINE ST.
sugar and soap stall Cernhtion OF
uord.n,s milk, 1870 can: bars creme
OH. peroxide or wild Rose Glyoerine' soe,
red Seal Grocery, Annex, peaches. Soc
basket; apples. 2oc doz. grape run,
for 15c: Telephone peas. zoo ID. ps.
asc Elliott Fish Co. best Chinook
..imon. $50 n; salmon trout. 25c ID.
atong'a. IN. can NJ. J. n. coffee. ~ boi
IAN nail Karo syrup, soc; s-rb. box
Ii,y etaroh. zoe: 9oo pkg Gold Dust. 2be'
Stall 10. Good Luck oloomargnrine, Aso
m 2 ma sbc Stall -. full cream
cbecac. aOc 10 coffee ioc N, fha 3bc;
hulk Jelly, isc m. 2 ms. soc. Stall 81.
Hills red can coffee, acc n. Zoe rolls
toilet paper. 2tc,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
Service Families
Get Tickets for
Victory Carnival

Are you . member Of 4 family
OF n soldier or sailor under care
of the home service department..
civilian relief. of the Red CruB?
II no. you are entitled TO ons a.
the 1000 tickets donated by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Schwab for the
Girls Victory carnival. to be held
at the university naval training
camp. July %.
They win be distributes. while
they last. at the office Of Cleon
Il. Roe. chairman OF the civilian
relief committee OF the Red Cross.
735 Central building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
NAVY RELIEF SOCIETY
Tar Explains Work of Big Organization

yards in the country, the ono at
Bremerton. We owe "a great deal 70
the United States navy. It's officers
and men.
Let us get together solldiy behind
the Seattle Giris' Victory carnival.
Boost II, buy tickets and attend the
many attractions next week.
The Navy Relief society needs the
money. and we want to send Il all
We can from thls district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

SMALL DAIRY RANCH
HETMEES SEATTLE AND TACOMA
10 acres: mostly cleared. fine water
good E-room house: COW barn. lots
OF room for hay; good bearing
orchard: practically all bottom
land: milk route and ". Il. u,
on county road. nfjoins some fine
dairy ranches For short time
only. $4,000. 1900 cash. balance
THE DoUGr.As-M co.
407 LeAry Bldg. Main 220s.
GOOD TRACTS OF LOGGED OFT
LAND FOR SALE. Low prices
easy terms. We viii accept LIB
erty bonds rs first payment: pay
tho balance out OF your wages
Steady work in our camp and mill
for steady men.
THREE LAKES LUMBER CO.
Three Lakes. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
Terrific Heat Wave
Broken at Spokane

SPOKANE. July 1s.-This dlsfx1ce
was cooling of today. following . rec-
ord heat wave which broke during
the night. after running the mHuuFy
up TO 1o1 Thursday. Arthur John-
son. Newport ranrhcr. il dying fro0
sunstroke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
3,402 Registrars
Called by Crowder

WASHINGTON. July 1s.--Psvvose
Marshal General Crowder today 10.
sued another call for 3.te3 regis
trants for special technical training
for general military scryice- The
call becomes effective August Is.
Practically all states affected - est,
Of the Mississippi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

49, 49, e"V~~
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the United states for the West
NO. got3
IN BANKRUPTCY
In tho Matter of l. d. stebbinG
Bankrupt
To the creditors OF the above
named bankrupt and TO all other
persons In Interest.
Take notice that the bankrupt
above named has pctitioncd this
Court for n fun discharge from
all debts provablc against his
estate under the Acts OF Con-
and that hearing will be had
upon said petition before said
District Court. at the Court Room
Of said Court. In the city or
Seattle. In said District. on the
18Th day Of August. 1918. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon. at which
time and place you and each
Of you may appear and show
cause. II any you have. why the
prayer Of tho said petitioner
Dated at Seattle this 9th day OF
tscSiSy' +. II. HARsmERGER
BY s. L. LEITcH,
IN THE DISTRICT GUM VIZ
the United states for the west
.rn District of Washington.
NO. 1927
IN BANKRUPTCY
In the Matter OF Charles IL
coburn. Bankrupt
TO the creditors of the above
named bankrupt and TO all other
persons in interest:
Take notice that the BANKRUPT
above named has pctltioned TINS
Court for fun discharge from
Ali debta provable against his
@state under the Acts OF Con-
rrcas relating to bankruptcy. and
that n hearing will be had upon
snId petition, before said piHtrict
Court. at the Court Room OF SAID
Court in the city Of Seattle. IN
said District, on tho 18Th day OF
August. 1918. Mt ten. o'clock IN
thn forenoon. Mt which time and
nince YOU and each or you. may
rppenr and show cause. II any
Won have, why the prayer OF the
said petitioner should not DC
dated at Seattle this 9th day of
tSeai' r. Clerk.
BY g T. LEITcH.
Deputy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
PRACTICE CLASS FOR
FIRST AID SATURDAY

There will be a practice class in
Red Cross first aid Saturday ~
p. m. at Y. W. c. A IT Is opeu\ -
all who have had first aid work tn
year or last.
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rs

SOMEBODY, SOMEWHERE wants
Go exchange piano for something
else. what article have you In
your home that you want 70 .N~
changer rerhaps your neishbof
has the very thing you want, \
CASH PRIZE or $500 viii be
awarded the household advertising
the greatest number or articles
"to exchange" through the claaHi-
fled columns 81 The star between
the dates OF July 10 aud ~. inclu-
eiye You do not have Ia bring
your nd 60 the office Phone Main
900. aud We will help you with H.
Read complete list Of prizes Of
ferod elsewhere IN this issue
b-room good house and nice lot
soxoG: about two blocks from
rhinney car line Look this up
~ you want a bargain! Easy terms.
GEORGE HEckMAN
ii0a First Ave, Elliott 1851,
ron SALE cnEAr--A. GROOM
house. with bath and lights lot
TbNi2i: nice fruit trees. Inquire
9TtS Second ave. n. H. Green Lake
car 10 Sunnysid. station,
t-RooM nuNGALow. HALF BASE.
mont. one block from municlpal
ear line. ~ minutes To rhipyardH'
Cash OF terms owner. Edwards.
N6ib 18th ave. =, W.
is RooMs uousEK EEPfNGi
strictly moderni good house. Wv
income. best OF furniture.
a22 SEAnoANp lii.DG.
4 BARGAIN
t-room modern bungalow. sis w
gtth at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
KIRKLAND 80 ACRES
RUNNING WATER: 1850

q chickens. large incubator.
hfooder. stove. etc, go with
place: house only built last
year. garden planted. some
standing timber. running
water through property. Inn
proved places adjoining.
fenced. on county road short
distance from school; con-
venient for anyone smpiored
downtown. very reasonable
each payment 20 parties
moving on property, balance
SIS monthly. Take East
Madison car and Kirkland
ferry 20 Burke g. Farrars
office Inquire for r. W.
Sucking.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

Capt. +. II. Ia Guardia Ctop) OF
the American flying corps. who il a
congressman from New York city
and Lieut. Albert spalding. the IA
nous American violinist. who are
flying together in Italy. This Is the
first photograph obtained of these
two valorous fighters since they lief,
America. Capt. la Guardla recently
made u long cross-country flight in
n Caproni plane from Rome TO Milan
and back. He commands one OF the
American aviation camps in Italy.
Lieut.. Spalding has also been com
inendcd for his work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

LARGEST RANK HOLDS
title through forrriosur. 10 $50
acres beautiful land north OF uni
vrrsity and cowen park. A. Lake
city. on fine paved boulevard. THIS
property was plated into city lots
hy former owner. II liz now Of
fsr-i in acre tracts a. one-flfth
81 former price. and at less than
hank has Involved. Tho price ~
$500 per acre for your choice of
any acre. on terms 90 Easy that all
can buy. Interest 3 per cent I.SrA.
ton iH Just three miles north 81
university; 20 fninuteH from ship
yard; Seattle Electric bus TO land I.
hourly service. store. school. phone
and excellent nsighbors AT your
door land about ready for garden.
Property can be shown evenings
or az any time Won't you zoe
them at on~e- secure fine
suburban home at cost price.
IT. &. uESDnIckGOS
tis boston Block.
Elliott so1s. East ttss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
WILSON SIGNS HARBOR BILL

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Presi.
dent Wilson late yesterday signed
the rivers and harbors bill. carrying
5000 900 In appropriations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

EVERY sHrpBUILDER. MECHANIC,
helper and laboring man should
own his own home. Secure IL now.
while wages are high and prop
erty low, and can be secured on
easy monthly payments. In many
cares lower than ront The land
lord should be satisfied with per
cent on his Investment. but he
won't. There will be n tremendous
shortage OF houses in Seattle this
winter, consequently rents Will 20
IN TO an unreasonable figure. II
bsbooves every prudent man 20 get
under cover now and get his fuel
around him for the winter. be-
cause houses and conl this winter
will be at premium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
Male Help Wanted

WAGE GARNER: YoU ARE LABOR
ing 10 supply your needs Of today.
but are you saving a little Zach
day 10 supply your needs when you
are AID and physically unable TO
cara Money
Our pikA. especially devised to meet
the wants OF the wage Garner.
provides a safe place TO invrs.
your savings. large or small, where
they will draw interest and share
For Information call Elliott 1854 or
call on or write TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19

8 ACRES. $50 CASH
Balance SO por month: all good
level land. where you can sell your
product and work in Bremerton
This land is between Seattle and the
navy yard. just across the bay.
south of boat landing.
Ideal for fruits. berries ana garden.
Best location for suburban home
close ph e Seattle ACRES. 500
office open TIL 10 n m Sunday 10
cLiFFoRD. TIA THIRD AVE.
10 ACRES OF
ALDER BOTTOM LAND
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
TACOMA
This tract Is the finest kind OF soil;
very level and easily cleared: close
TO school and sawmill; cream route
and X. r. D.; fine water. good
roads: good neighbors: east OF
Kent and IA miles 20 station.
10 ACRES. ALL FOR $500
PUGET SOUND FARMS co.
SOS Third Ave. -.--------
40 ACRES. 5000; $50 CASH
81 MONTHLY
This land la located on two good
roads. close to two good towns.
some bottom. some upland. An
dairy ranch. Plenty or good
water. small lake II 40 acres IN
too large. we will sell an low as
90 acres at Same price per acre
THE DOUGI-AS-MoRSB CO
407 Jenry Bldg.
PITGET SOUND GEM-4a ACRES;
rich soil: on main land: lies fine;
203 feet OF beach: good fishing;
plenty of clamH: X. y. y. and phone
Rervice: auto bus TO high school
A splendid domestic for 1923;
terms $50 caeh. See this sunday.
Charles Somers Co. Alaska Bldg.
(CB-3h)
NORTH or CITY; FINE VIEW
Z acrcA; rich black soil: half cleared !:
small house; orchard. fine view OF
Sound and mountains, paved TO
eonttle. An IDEAL country home
price $4,000; $500 cash.
l.. VAN ARSDALE 4 co.
Main 90, l0l9 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
wALLINGFoRD DISTRICT

wALLINGFoRD DISTRICT
Groom modern house lot l0xfi0.
close 60 car. Price $3.50; half
cash.
7-room modern cottage; Ballard dis
trict: $1,000: $500 cash.
YOUNG A. BROBFRG
522s Ballard Ave. Ballard sf3.
BtjTLD YOUR OWN HOME
Large lot. 60x120. with shade trees.
One block to Lake Washington and
boulevard.
Between Mt. Baker park and Seward
pnrk. Fine bathing beach close by.
Ideal location for a family home.
Let US show you by auto any day, Mt
Mt any hour
PHICE $500: 800 CASH
CLIFFORD. ia THIRD AVE.
GROOM HOUSE; LOT 30xit0; $1,000:
5000 cash.
Groom cottage: lot 5Ox11o; 5000; $50
down
ATLANTIC REALTY co.
End OF Rose st. Car Line.
100 FEET SQUARE: SOUTH OF
depot: Just Off tide flats: on solid
ground; side track In front. For
lease or rnlc at very low price.
PETIT, West 1859.
MUST sELL Lot. b0xt2O. STREET.
graded: cement sidewalks; In Fair
mount Addition to West Seattle;
$500. terms, Phone North ~.
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Phone Main 600
Female Help Wanted
THRIFT WEEK

This Is Thrift Week for star read
ers. What do you want 90 seiL
rent. exchange or buy The star
Is offering $500 IN cash 20 the
household placing the rreatcst
number OF ads in It's CLASSIFIED coli
umns during the next seven days.
beginning July 10 and ending with
the issue OF Monday. July %. Thus
offer is for the home only. Bust
ness houses and offices viii not be
allowed 10 compete. There are i've
prizes offered. representing s.5.oo
IN cash. You may secure more
than one prize. Phone Main 500.
and We will help you arrange your
ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-19
Y To Let--Unfurnished Houses

DO YOU WANT SCOOP Well. what
have you 10 rent? The Star IL
offering $500 70 the household
placing the greatest number Of
For Rent ads in It's classified
columns between the dates Of July
~ and 20. inclusive. You may own
rented for garage. Anything
For Rent" will count Phone Main
GOO and we will help you with the
ed. See complete list OF prizes
elScwbexe IN this issue