Edith Lyte Spices Third Liberty Bond Drive With Charity Stunt
Edith Lyte leads the Johnny Get Your Gun company at the Metropolitan theatre and signs up the cast for the Third Liberty Loan. The star reportedly bought bonds herself while officers and even a villain joined in, then vanished for market trips to fetch mutton stew ingredients.
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Edith Lyte
Metropolitan Theatre
Miss Lyte
Bend
Mins Lyle
Miss Lyle
Company B auxiliary Special Meeting Friday Evening
Company B auxiliary will hold a special meeting Friday evening at o o clock on the fourth floor of the county city building.
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Company B
Aruxiliary
Many Join the Navy Reserve
Recruits for the United States Naval Reserve Forces enlist daily at the naval training camp on campus. The article lists numerous individuals from Seattle, Tacoma, Everett and surrounding areas enlisting as seamen, with several names and hometowns across Washington and nearby states.
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United States Naval Reserve Forces
Naval Training Camp
Ralph Adalbert Heary
Florence
Washington
U. S. Naval Reserve Forces
Walter Ames Durean
16Th Ave
N. E
University of Washington
C. R. Durgan
City Light Department
Naval Training Station
Thomas Patrick Blum
Seattle
Seattle Fire Department
Naval
HM. Nl
Queen Anne
Frank C. Dunn
C. O. Armstrong
Pellingham
David M. Smith
Lyman
Wash
KR. McDonald
First Ave
George T. Dyer
Boylaton Ave
J. J. Marrin
24Th Ave
LR. Savage
W. Glet
G. C. Cochran
Fr. & Zaueg
Skykomish
M. G Kinecald
Vaughn
Thomas F. Henwood
Renton
Second Washington Sergeant Is Killed in Action
Sergeant Fred R F R Tait, former Lincoln high school student, has been killed at the front as the Second Washington now the 161st infantry engages in action. He leaves a wife Mrs. Margaret Tait, three sisters Ruth Tait Ena Tait and Mrs. Ernest Bell, and a brother Harry with expeditionary forces in France.
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Fred Rfr. Tait
Lincoln High School
Second Washington
161St Infantry
Tait
Margaret Tait
Ruth Tait
Ena Tait
Ernest Bell
Harry
France
Twin brothers enlisted in same Scottish company sent to France
Twin brothers joined the same Scottish company and went to France together. In an attack both were shot through the left ankle at the same moment, with bullets lodging in the right foot. They were brought to England together and are now in a hospital on adjoining cotas.
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France
England
Cota
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