20th Engineer Men Return From France
The transport Santa Paula arrived from Bordeaux with M4 officers and 906 men of the 20th engineers. The unit, largest in the American army, totals more than 20,000 men who are lumberjacks sawmill men and foresters, assembled in Washington. Also the transport Henry R Mallory brought 27 officers and 1,205 men of the 349th infantry of the 89th division and the cruiser Huntington carried 48 officers and 1,966 men of the 9th division from Brest. Carl J. Smith will address the YMC A naturalization class at the weekly meeting Thursday night.
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New York
Santa Paula
Bordeaux
20Th Engineers
Washington
Henry R. Mallory
Sunflower
Huntington
Brest
Freezone Promises Quick Corn Removal
An old drugstore ad touts Freezone as a cheap remedy to lift corns and calluses from the feet. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents and promises pink healthy skin underneath without soreness or irritation.
Many U S Officials to Quit When Peace Comes
Washington May 29 With President Wilson’s return imminent and peace in sight officials of the wartime administration plan to resign. Hoover McCormick Baruch Creel Garfield Hurley and others anticipate leaving their posts as work ends. Baker reportedly reluctant to resign now. Officials say cleaning up accounts and accounting for funds will precede any departure.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Food Administration
Vance McCormick
War Trade Board
Bernard Baruch
War Industries Board
George Creel
Committee On Public Information
Harry Garfield
The
Fuel Administration
Edward N. Hurley
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Friends of Secretary of War
Baker
Congress
Sald
Robert J. Bender
Garfield
Creel
Committee On Pur
Hurley
Hoover
Europe
War Trade
War Industries Boards
Open Campaign for Gen Wood Boosts Presidential Bid
The first Leonard Wood club formed in Seattle signals a state wide campaign to back Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood for the Republican presidential nomination. An executive committee from the Army and Navy club includes Maj. H. H. Armetead and George C. Pratt among others with Seattle slated as Washington headquarters. The group plans a second meeting next week as more clubs form across the state.
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Leonard Wood
Leonard Wood Club
Seattle
Army and Navy Club
Maj
H. H. Armetead
Spokane
Louis Seagrave
George C. Pratt
John A. Hesse
Frederic Struve
George B. Lamping
Herbert A. Schoenfeld
Robert T. Hodge
Wood Movement
Washington
Lieut. Hanover
Maj. Seagrave
Keith Bullit
W. A. Keller
John A. Heane
John T. Hunt
Norman L. Coles
C. V. Bob
G. C. Pratt
Max C. Walake
Thomas D. Long
Yankees Leave Russian Front in Archangel Move Home
American troops, fighting in North Russia since August, begin homeward voyage with British relief arriving. Rear Admiral McCully arrives aboard the Des Moines to aid troop withdrawal. Memorial Day services will honor 200 Americans buried in Archangel cemetery.
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Archangel
North Russia
McCully
U. S. S.S. Des Moines
Vologda
North
Russia
French Want Yanks to 60 Praising the Yankee Doughboy
Dean Arthur R. Priest of the university returned to Seattle after serving in France since the war began as the Washington War Parents' association representative. He spoke at memorial exercises and noted changing French attitudes toward Americans. He predicted a new era of US prosperity and urged readiness for world trade.
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Arthur R. Priest
University
France
Washington War Parents’ Association
Seattle
New York
Dean Prient
Dean Priest
United States
Moonshiners Bound Over For Grand Jury
Nick Rabokevich and Mary Rabokovich were bound over to the grand jury by U S Commissioner R W McClelland on Wednesday afternoon. They posted bail of $500 and $260 respectively.
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Nick Rabokevich
Mary Rabokovich
United States
R. W. McClelland
Nervousness and stomach trouble improve with pink pills
A Keokuk Iowa woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with ending a severe rheumatic attack. She describes nervous irritability sleeplessness and loss of appetite followed by gradual recovery as her stomach strength and nerves improved. Pills are sold by druggists or the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY at 50 cents a box or six for $2.50.
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W. F. Brinkman
Johnson Street
Keokuk
Iowa
Merc. Brinkman
Dr. Wiliams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Seaview Park Lots for Sale Near Car Line
Three listings describe Seaview Park lots with 50x120 and 50x? foot sizes, one near car line and paved streets. Prices show $50 cash plus $10 monthly, or $10 cash at start with $10 monthly. interest noted at 6 percent. Liberty Bonds accepted at par.
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Beacon Hill
Maynard's Addition Lot 40 Prospect near Bo and Transit
A classified notice describes two parcels in Maynard's Addition near paved boulevards with views of the Olympic mountains and water. Lot 40 size 40x130 to 40x130 offers unobstructed Duwamish valley and Sound vistas with no assessments, priced at 39 cash and 10 monthly. Second parcel offers similar terms at 49 cash and 10 monthly with 6 percent interest.
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Sound
Olympic Mountains
City Water
Ci Hight
Olympic
Duwamish
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