The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-12
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Hall 4 thousand Wounded
Men Spend Day in Seattle
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- - the Job to put pep in the
Suu1ogne.
~ 1nscheou At the Masonic club
- = charge Of Mrs.. c. T. Day
nnomsxs aboard the train were;
CD = T. johnson. 18th infantry.
m1ot 1Gsrritl ~. j.: Capt ID. II
Uu. enUineerp. Portland. Ore;
1T Lieutennnt T. A. Shafer. en-.
uosIbL Seattle: First Lieutenant q.
BG6eTt. 18Th infantry. Baker.
Ggo.: Elrst Lieutenant 8. q. Haflcy.
1roth infAntry. San Jose. Cal: First
loutGnnns r. A. Chrissman. medical
1DgpaL Lehighton. Pa: Ftryt Lieu
1nnanf H L. Hubbard i3th infantry.
1l1c3uea1l. Ore; Second Lieutenant
G. n. 0paulding. motor transport
ouEput 0umaa. wash: Second Lieu
0ouant nalacirey. headquarters troop.
n army. Portland. Ore; Second
Isoueooanf 4. X. Barnes. 32sth in
1nntry. Spokane.
Arthur q. Ben. Battery r. ssrd
cnage artillery corps: ssrgt Fred r.
NaAvoy. 3>4th bakery company: Paul
G YnsDer. s3rd coast artillery corps.
I1nhnFd OvBrien. Eighth field arul-
ny: Ralph Bourxctfe. Co. u, fsend
1nfnntry: Hugh ID. Burrows. fs2nd
1nGnn3yy: Lucen T.. johnson. 66th
onnot artillery corps: Kenneth NJ.
1loUrnth. Co. c. Ninth field artillery
1ne1ary: Albert vaugcnert. ssrd coas,
oee1NeFy oprpa: Theo II. Collins. <ist
nmnul1ncs company: Charles ID.
OHuvensDn. ssth coast artillery corps:
0oDenf Ornberw. Co. l.. 1soth In
1nAfry; Barnett Levy. Co. r.. Isist
1u6nntyy: Lewis BONN. Co. X. itith
fnfhnsry: Paul r. Twohy. NJ. D..
o15ch field artillery: Charles p.
C3oex. headquarters company. isist
1n(ansry: Ole Formoi. Co. r. 15sth
1ufnntry: sergt John J. Mcpherson.
q d. 1s1st infantry; sergt- Carl W.
Tnvfa, 1soth infantry: Andrew
lHnnghn. Co. X. 3sist infantry: Stan
~ A. Mccarthy. Co. a. assist In
GInfsy.
Hoboker Casuais
lGen Of Hoboken casual company,
~. as. from Seattle: Oric Elfers.
1n2nA infantry: Martin f. Packer.
hi engineers. Charles Williams.
~ infantry: Nick Adams, 3sist in
nnm1rv: Charles ID. Stevenson. 6sth
ernne artillery corps: Gust Kahror.
101ne infantry; Hugh swaYts. 18th
Gnr1neers: James II. Downey. 147th
f1n1A artillery: Arthur p. Burgess,
111th infantry: Thomas A. Folger,
49, infantry: c. r. Mcrrifieid. i2sth
lnlnntry. G. ]. Mccullough. 1efst In
4nnfry: Ernest Osterhout. 18th infan-
~: Frank Manifold. Seventh rail.
I'D operators: Cash w. Caiver, 361st
Infantry: Guy T. Stagner. 34sth field
astiIlery: Oscar Olsen. 3s1st infan'
~: Lee o. Movrc. 3sfst infantry;
Oscar Narrance. 10th battalion sig.
nj corps: victor II. Mckenzie. And
enG1neers.
Frank X. Erwin. 1e1st infantry;
William J. Nicholson. 10th engin.
oorB: Harry Macarthur. 1s2nd infan.
~. Dewitt Kiriey. 1s1st infantry
Harold w. Munson, 1sist infantry
RGxford Gurberson. 16fst infantry
H A. Page, medical corps: George
~ NcHenry, 31eth engineers; Edwin
n. Kneebon, 1e2nd infantry; Dave
W. Wilson, iefst infantry; Arthur
Theuer, First engineers; c. L. Bag
shaw, 1sfst infantry: Joe Turner
Fjrst gas regiment; Oscar Paulson
DOsth infantry; II. w. Straw, bSth In.
fantry; Stanley Green, 1sfst infan.
try; Edward Hammer. 3Sth infantry:
james w. Manning. 1e1st infantry;
Dwight Lopp, 318th engineers; Al.
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