Return of over 200 soldiers from Old Second Regiment
More than 200 men of the old Second Regiment National Guard of Washington, now the infantry, have arrived at Camp Lewis for demobilization. The initial train of 181 troops reached Seattle Saturday morning after being split up since 1918. Officers and about 90 percent of the men remain in France, with many in the army of occupation or en route home. Saturday’s arrivals include listed privates and noncommissioned officers, with full names and hometowns noted for the first wave back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard of Washington
Lélet Infantry
Camp Lewis
Sfnce
Frince
Seattle
France
Army of Occupation
Stanley Bowlby
Allen H. Cramer
Fred Hartner
Carl J. Larson
Carl P. Hoffman
Hugh PP. Klyle
John L. Dambach
Herman Hetzer
George Holman
John W. Lytle
Hurley M Coliver
Edward KB. Armstrong
Howard W. Anderson
Walter Gray
Harold EB. Knudson
Hugh B. Taylor
Jacob B. Weinert
Leo B. Mattice
Thomas V. Young
Paul B. Benoit
Herbert J. Sclosstein
James A. Raftis
George A. Lester
George BE
Hans Nancy
Bruce KE. Mitchell
Carroll C. Morse
Donald J. O'Leary
Guy Powell
Adolph C. Sechula
Preston D. Smith
Frank Store
Archie G. Thomas
John W. Blackmore
Leo J. Harris
Ralph B. Jackson
Walter W. Larwood
Harold J. Lyons
Alexander H. Matheison
Archal B. Nelson
Charles L. Phillips
George Rotegard
Asmond Smith
George BE. Woods
Edward KR. Bradfield
Paul Holmes
Jesse I. Monette
Ray Long
Charles J. Carter
Walter Cric
Russel Davis
Willam
Ewing
George A. Finley
Byron W. Holt
George A. Johnson
Claude G. Latimer
Jap McCarthy
Harold E. Moore
Connole W. Nelson
Walter J. Pierce
Fred Nowe
Claude Willie Smith
Edward
Alien Jones
Roy Lyle
Clarence L. Kennedy
Ernest Meadows
Richard Burek
Bruce D. Garber
Myron Gross
William A. Sharp
Kenneth F. Scott
Peter Smith
Leo Moran
Gustave Krieg
Ben Kelly
Paul Heydon
Wiliam E. Hamilton
Aubrey C. Bliss
Carroll McGoldrick
Clarence Lundquist
Lyle King
Donald Johnson
Howard L. Bradley
John N.eo Vaughn O. Besley
Floyd
Bart N. Johnson
Saneta Co Ten
Arthur W. Orr
Walter Pittson
Scott L. Wright
Howard T. Bassler
Jack K. Follman
Richard LD. Neville
George H. Parks
William R. Preveil
Charlies
Stump
Lewis FE. Bryans
Oliver R. Anderson
Corvaliia
Ore
Elmer Alexander
Levi Apartmenta
Frank de Lesier
Salt Lake City
Julian P. Dirks
Warden
Roy H. Eddy
Raymond Ehlers
Spokane
Fritz L. Feldman
Centralia
Lester Fryar
Sumner
Thomas S. Forray
Tenino
Wilson H. Gannon
Charles C. Gibbons
South $4Th
Tacoma
Vernon L. Greene
Rasmus Hansen
Walla Wall
Lemon Lotion Promises Brighten Skin On a Budget
A home lemon skin lotion is described using two lemons and three ounces of orchard white to make a quarter pint mixture. The article claims the blend softens smoothes and bleaches skin reducing freckles sallowness and tan while boosting a rosy complexion with daily facial massage.
Liberty Legion Officers Take Over New Jobs
The newly elected officers of the American Legions of Liberty will take office today. Lieut Norman Colea takes over the executive secretary chair. Lieut Hanover returns to a former post with Franklin Wieka company. Rose Simonton named estate organizer plans a Washington tour to organize billets for Liberty Legions. Arthur Anderson named fraternal secretary and state publicity handler.
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American Legions of Liberty
Norman Colea
Hanover
Franklin Wieka Company
Beattie
Rose Simonton
Washington
Legions of Liberty
Soldiers’ and Ballors’ Club
Fourth Ave
Cherry At
Arthur Anderson
Anderson
Liquor Case Opened Over Largest U S Seizure
In Judge Frater's court the Eyres Storage raid case was reviewed by Assistant Corporation Counsel T J L Kenne dy. The 1918 seizure valued at 76000 involved the Sbormheim Distillery Co of Kentucky. Attorney P V Davin alleges fees due and improper handling by Davin and disputes over authority. Case continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Judge
Kentucky
Hiram Gill
Davia
Robbery at H Meuve Home on 67th Avenue
Police report a burglary at the residence of H Meuve, 5433 67th Ave, Sunday. Women's clothing and bed clothing were taken in the theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Meuve
67Th Ave
Shell Oil station ransacked at Eastlake and Hamlin
The Shell Oil station at Eastlake and Hamlin was entered Sunday as thieves robbed the shop taking a flashlight four cans of oil and a pay telephone police say detectives investigate the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Oil Company
Eastlake
Hamlin
Army discharge papers lost on march in Seattle
Clifton J. Woodcock of 182 W. 85th St. reports his army discharge papers were lost on a march from King Street station to Second and Yesler. He requests the finder return them to his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton J. Woodcock
85Th St
King St
Second
Yesler
Currency Comptroller Demands Banks March 4 Closings
Washington March 10 The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the conditions of national banks at the close of business March 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Suspect Nabbed in Bathroom Over Theft Probe
George Whristian was arrested in a bathroom at 3330 Sixth Ave by the house proprietor. He is held on an open charge at the esty jal, suspected as one of the numerous 48 meter thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Whristian
Sixth Ave
Esty Jal
E F Kearney Dies at 53 in St Louis
E F Kearney president of the Wa bashallroad Co died of pneumonia in St Louis early today after being taken ill Saturday. His home is in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Kearney
Louis
M. F. Kearney
The
Wabashallroad Co
New Orleans
Private John Herrick Returns to Teach in La Paz
After leaving the service Private John Herrick visits relatives and friends in the United States before sailing to La Paz Bolivia to resume his post as professor of chemistry at La Paz University La Paz Bolivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
John
Herrick
South America
la Paz University
la Vas
Bolivia
College social affairs meeting at University of Washington
Representatives of student organizations and the faculty student affairs committee will discuss college social affairs at a meeting on Tuesday at the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. of W
63rd May Be Here For Two Hours Only
Gard coast artillery Seattle's own may visit the city for two hours before heading to Camp Lewis. A grand welcome barrage is planned with street decorations, noise makers, and a parade led by Maj. Gen. Joseph D. Leitch. A reception and dance follow at the Masonic Temple. One casualty, Private Ernest Evang, is noted from the 63rd.
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Gard Coast Artillery
Seattle's
Camp Lewis
Frank Gates
Washington
Occidental Ave
King .J
King St
Occidental
Secondaves
Nobbiers’ and Sailors’ Welcome Committee
Liberty Loan
United War Work Campaign
Red Cross
King County
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Washington State Federation of Labor
Central Labor Council
State
King County Councils
Defense
Seattle
Catholic
Jewish
Ministerial Federation
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
Joseph D. Leitch
Camp Lewta
Gov
Hart
Jas. B. Glennon
Hanson
Third
Washington Infantry
Sixth Coast Artillery Band
Jackson
Fourth Ave
Yealer
Second Ave
Virginia
Fourth
Pine
Masonic Temple
New Washington Hotel
63Rd
Ernest Eevang
California Syrup of Figs touted as child laxative
An old style remedy piece promotes California Fig Syrup of Figs as a preferred gentle laxative for children. It contrasts it with calomel castor oil and cathartics, claims it cleanses the liver and bowels, and urges buyers to ensure labels show the California Fig Syrup Company name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Arrival timetable mentions Vienna river drowning and Seattle stop
The report notes a drowning in the Vienna river in August 1914 and mentions a short stop in Everett before the return to Seattle. It states twelve o'clock noon as the approximate arrival time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
France
Everett
Seattle
Guard Against Revival of the Watershed Bill
Corporation Counsel Walter F Meter and Councilman William Hickman Moore leave for Olympia Monday evening to block any revival of the Cedar River watershed bill. The measure could be revived on a majority vote and would permit a roadway through the city water supply area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation
Walter F
Meter
William Hickman Moore
Olympia
Cedar River
County Auditor Confined to Red
King County auditor Norman M. Wardall is recovering from jaw surgery at Swedish Hospital after sepsis. He has been hospitalized since Thursday and may be out for about two weeks before returning to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman M. Wardall
King County
League of Nations talk at Transportation Club luncheon
Rev. Frederic W. Keator of Olympia spoke on the League of Nations at a Monday noon Transportation Club luncheon. Worth Densmore gave a vocal selection accompanied by Adam Jardine. Founders day will be celebrated with a banquet at the Washington Hotel on Saturday March 156 by Seattle Alumni of Phi Delta Theta at the University of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Frederic W. Keator
Olympia
Transportation Club
Worth Densmore
Adam Jardine
Washington Hotel
Seattle
Alurani Club
Phi Delta Theta
University of Washington
Resignation of Emergency Fleet District Head Blain
Captain John F. Blain resigns as district head of the Emergency Fleet Corporation. Charles Pier accepts the resignation tendered in January and no successor is announced. Blain cites the end of the war emergency and plans to return to private business, opening a shipping interests office and shipbuilders representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Blain
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Charles Pier
Fleet Corporation
Blain
Pies
Brain
Buainese
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Spokane—Tacoma
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Chuches
Oath
Ole Hanson
North Queen Anne
Ronald Chapman
National War Garden League
M. Saunderson
Williams
Swift’s Pharmacy
Pike
First Ave
Washington, ST
Right Drug Co
sTronEs
G. Beninghausen
Lowman
Cherry St
M.J.B
M. J. Brandenstein & Company
Occidental Avenue
Attle
George D. Hubbard
Wella J. Huntley
Nuckley
Raymond C. Hurd
Ktedende
Warl C. Hutchinson
Port Townsend
Willard J. Jackson
Elk
Hugh L. Kiser
Frank Lang
Oscar FP
Leonard
Castle Rock
Lloyd Mrekine
Fifth Ave. W
Wilson Hil
McConnell
Greno
Meolwin
Raymond
Marine
13Th Ave. N
Maurice A. Miller
Merton H. Mills
George L. Mirwin
Rentonave
Obert A. Montgomery
Milton KE. Moody
Hillyard
Ivan L. Morefield
Leland Morrow
Vancouver
George W
Ponciano Valle
Port Angeles
Harold A. Vogelgesang
James I’. Waite
Hoyletonava
George Watson
Montesano
Glen W. Willis
Arthur H. Winge
Marl K. Wolfe
Stockton
Cal
Alfred Willams
Liberty Legion
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Porub, Odyguard
Fraser-Paterson Co
Franer Paterson Co
Wioor
Riggs
United Painless Dentists Inc
Capt. Blain
Jones
Elliott
Fourth Avenue
Bon-Opto
Nee Eer Emer
J. Brown
Orpheum
Medison
City Bank OF Seattle
Marion
Northwest
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