The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-05-30

their bodies aud brains % a seati-
fnent
A. ss~ snose es rser zee
serdsy. working a. q Unit IN
perfect es-eruinasier. I suoce,-
~ resiixed tnss sae ssuN ,nst
maze tner, ~silo~ in peets %
mud for their college has mace
them willing row TO isy DOWN
their ilses. n reed be. IN pcels
81 bleed fer tNelr country.
Every one OF them has submerged
his ego In the masistrom of Amcfi.
can patriotism. They are chatting
AZ the delay They arv anxious.
With tn. impatienee OF the Young
10 be a; the front.
The American ambulance service
started late in 1914 and has grown
so tha; By June I there viii DO $50
automobiles In the field. On all
the fronts there Ia a total 81 900. COO
arbulanc-s. busy every minute. car.
rying the wounded fighters from
the trenches
dangerous work
Wounded soldiers arr first car.
rie8 on small trench ssre,chers 70
field hospitals. where their hurts
are temporarily dressed.
They are then taken in Amhu.
lanecs 10 base hospitals. and are
later removed 10 Paris or some
other large city. The work - fully
as important and just as dangerous
as that OF bringing up supplies and
ammunition.
An ambulance CORPS equipment
consists OF two amhulanoes. stretch
ers. uniforms and first.aid equip
ment. The government does not
equip them.
Twelve thousand dollars was
needed 20 equip the Seattle corrs
The Seattle and Tacoma RED Cross
raised the money. Seattle branch
contributing $4,000.
Uniforms and equipment will ar.
rive this week
The men will hid farewell 10
their college friends and professors
at a special assembly in MeAnv
hall Friday ut II n. m. Regl
mental colors will he presented TO
item. Prcsiden, Henry Suszailo
viii represent tho university and
ihe people OF IN. state In wishing
the company Godspeed.
Yesterday the men went 20 Fort
i.awton 90 have their finEerprints
recorded. to insure against deser-
/ tion.
They all have passed the federal
I inspection. They are waiting.
Z As they went thru their arduous
drill two men to strctcher. |
noted that the filters were empty.
BUT THEY ARE WAITING,
roo.
Tho entire list OF the men In the
company follows;
Captain. pr. II. 9. Han; iisutonants
! J. ~. Saver. W. ~ Caracn. q. Edwards
and !. y. Jonee. firrt sergeant, ~. q,
[ sehsmith, Seattle. serGsanta. Charles ~
/ walker, seattle. Alfred l.. Miilsf, BELL.
insham. Harold g. Davis. Tacoma carl
/ =. Wallace Spokane; Kenneth q WHITE
b
leslie Fchutt Seattle. Fred g Austin.
seattle John y Davidson. Seattle. aud
. Carl W. Emmona Portland cooks. stan
ley shell. Wallowa. one william "
: shook. itidgefieid ClAir Merriam Nook
sack. ana Charles q kimmel Wash
on musicians. Dean nplimsn. Seattle.
snd James =. nail. Tacoma
Frivates, Vincent Farrell. EdEscomh
| russell Fisk. Seattle Bert Coiiings Be-
attic Newton Drew. Portland. John q.
Williams, ilwaooi Louis Nederioe. my
ant Sanford Wick. Arlington: James n.
| Mcfarland. Grants Pass. or olonn aor-
bor. Nooksack. W. G.. Morahouss. Beattie
! Donald Mcfarland. Seattle, Albert Fan
Edward y. Fleming, ToppeniHh. Charles
| Chehalis Barnard Rates, Tacoma. II. W.
Baker Seattle. Anthony Cofbiere. Ksp-
owsin. Albert y. smith. seattle
! r. Raymond iIoicomb, Olympia Arthur
| Townc. CAROLS; Merritt ~. stiles ~
| coma Rhodes Gustafaon. Seattle. cart
! H. Bernhardt. newport. Ky Ewan
! Clafue. Dayton John O'Noii. Seattle,
/ e. q. Turner kennydalet william T..
! TAYLOR olympia. Thomas Granger No-
| attle Wesley Roberts rhlonHo. m, John
! r. Sutthoff. Seattle. Roscoe carver re-
| coma a. j. skibneas, spokane, Chaun-
| eey Smith. Livingston. Mont GEORGE
Sale. South Bend. Gilbert skinner, seat
| tie. Henry Wanda, Prossor. Arthur g.
| Reyes Tacoma; Harold Mead. Everett.
George somerfndyke. walla wsiis .
Waldo n. Psttsr. Kettle Falls. Ray X.
linus. Kslama. Shelby Jared. Seattle.
/nobert Abel. Hequiam. Don II Baker.