The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-09

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tered for scmc form OF war service
Corporations must send lists Of
their stockholders 10 the govern.
mcnt In response To a call sent
out by Secretary MoAdoo. who II
gathering statistics on available
objects OF war TAXATION.
twenty-five regular non-oommis'
stoned officers from the Puget
| Sound forts left for san Francisco
Monday 10 act as instructors at the
California citizens training camp.
Two companies ~ army en-
ginecrs started work surveying the
American lake prairie near Tacoma
today for the new 1o.c00-acre mill.
tary post
The one battalion OF Washington
militia infantry remaining at Camp
Mauric. Thompson. American Lake.
went TO the range for target prac
| tico today
sAn Francisco naval officials will
utilize the cooperation OF all mer'
chant vessels In tho hunt for sub
marines IN the Pacific
ANCHORAGE. Alaska. April g
One thousand men may Join the col
ors from this port a patriotic macs
meeting was held yesterday after.
noon" at which 800 volunteered
their services
Plymouth Congregational church.
| SIXTH ave. and Univerpity 81. will
be offered 70 the government as
| recruiting or RED Croas station.
Rev. Hugh g. Ross announced TO
his congregation SUNDAY
Nine officers and $50 bluejackets
from Portland. members OF the
naval militia. passed thru Seattle
/ sunday afternoon on their way 10
the Puget Sound navy yard at
l nrcmerton.
/ WcnAtchre is recruiting a com
pany 81 militia cavalry, and has
started a campai gn To gain 100 men
for tho navy.
Il Great Northern railway employe,
+ will Get back their Jobs. and retain
their seniority and pension rfghts II
/ they enlist for service. according TO
orders received by Local Agent
George w. Adams
Archie Cameron %, Nome. Alas.
ka. whose father. A W Cameron.
took GOO Malamuic dogs to France
for war service. joined the navy
herc Sunday.
America and the War will be
tho subject OF an addrrna by Oliver
II Richardson. professor Of hiatory
at the University % Washington.
TO be- delivered at the Municipal
league meeting at tho Warrington
AnnoN Tuesday noon.
Three captains and three sailors.
taken from internod German ships
at Astoria and Portland. have been
brought TO the q. 8. detention sta.
tlon here They are Captains Kari
Kruger. " A TocnHaen aud Carl
nranch. and Seamen Carl Mau-
mann. Otto B~cher and George
I~necke.
II Pledges 20 supper, the war
Ii 90 "sutoeraeies shall perish
from the earth ard peace and
II good will 20 all mankind shall
II reiun supreme" were forward
ed 70 the president In rssolu-
tons passed BY the Central
Council o. Social Agencies Sat.
urdsy.
Back from the front. suffering
from wounds. Capt w. II. Hay.
ward. n member of the first Brit.
sch Columbia regiment 10 sail for
Europe and a member OF the Brit.
ish Columbia parliament. will
speak Monday night ~ the meeting
81 the British American Relief as.
Focistion at the Press club theatre
Monday night
Every Seattle school opened
Monday morning with a salute to
the nag.
Should the Negro Enlist In the
/ Army
This will b the subject OF do
bate at the Methodist church for
colored people on 18th ave. Thurs.
day evening r. r. Husgins will
support the affirmative and Or
Charles = Maxwell the negative.
BIZ Macdonald. track captain
ri tho university. now serving with
the Second infantry. slipped hack
20 Seattle Saturday night long
enough to marry Hclen r. Bain.
former classmate now teaching
school Mt Decatur. wash.
The general public will get q
pGuint at the Rainier club some
time In May, whom an entertain.
ment will be staged there 10 raise
funds for the National League for
Women's Service.
Capt. c. A. Norton. veteran nav
igator OF Anacortes. has wired
Commandant Il H. Coontz. offer.
ing his services as a Coast defense