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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-10
u SITUATIONS wNNTED-W,LE


NURSE. HONORABLE DIS
charge. Let me do your nursing
am gentle with my patients and
good company. and entertainer "
such IL necessary: experienced, and
can give references. g. y, Berg.
care Soldiers and Sailors Club.
Seattle
YOUNG ARMY OFFICER, JUST RE-
leased. now attending morning
classes at university. desires ar
feruoon employment. office work
preferred Has had civil service
experience as stenographeT Rest
81 references. call Beacon 1864
HON0RABf.Y DISCHARGED; AGE 30:
married. desires 20 connect with
good business house: high school
education, six years experience
with large Eastern corporation as
salesman. have had good office
training. Address NIL. star
YOUNG MAN. JUST OUT or SER
vice. desires permanent position.
clerical work: high school educs-
20. married: resident Of Seattle.
fair penman. salary no object II
given chance for Advancement.
Address MIG. star.
AcCOUNTAT. BOOKKEEPER AND
general office man. capable OF
taking charge of office: also tx
perienced IN passing on credit;
discharged from the service, and
desires good position. Address
Ma Star.
DIScHARDED SOLDIER. ELEC-
triclan. married. wants Job with
lumber company, out Of town;
understands care ~ boilers. VIII
take job as fireman. Main 1861.
room 2ig-D. after $3.50.
D1scHARGED LDfER. TX
perienced cook. capable manager:
wife a. waitress or helper: prefer
tnh ~ mn on
~ city. would consider job alone.
Main 1898 2if91z Second ave.
room 2.
TRUCK DRIVER ~ FRANCE, JUST
discharged from army. would like
position driving light truck or de-
livery ear. know city well. Want
steady position. Lex Derr. l2i
z9th ~. city.
DlScHARGED SOLDIER WISHES
responsible position; five years
buSincHa experience. managing
and selling mechanical and real
estate. Test references. Phone
kenwood 301, ask for 6. s. Roberts.
HONORABJY DISCHARGED LIEU
tenant. age ~. married. wants po-
sition a. superintendent Of ranch
college graduate and familiar with
farming and handling men. +. T..
~. 1s7 goth ave. Phone East 6sfS.
DiSCHARGED SOLDIER. EXPERT
tractor. gas engine and automobile
man. hardware ana Implements.
good business man; wants posi-
ton at once. No objection 10
small country town B-7. Star.
EXPERIENCED FURNITURE. Ere.
salesman wishes position. can
furnish AL references. Discharged
from army. Address Salesman. Y.
n. G. a. city.
DfscHAKGED SOLDIER WANTS
motorcycle delivery work after
Moons az evenings VIII furnish
motorcycle. ThorOiy acquainted
with city Phone Capitol 1898.
EXPERIENCED CANDY MAKERS
helper desires position. Just hon
orabiy discharged from army. Nd
dress MEG, star
DISCHARGED SOLDIER WAN ~
job driyins delivery. Phone Cap
lioI 1919.
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80 ACRES SEVEN MILES FROM
Auburn. Is acres under pillow. bal o
ancc pasture: $500 worth Of
stock and Implements: well, en-
ginc and tank; house Must sell
on account Of sickoass Ell
455tJ 2It2 Seventh ave. No
agents Mirht conHiaer tradc to,
city property.
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Ok PERSONAL
/ WANTED DIAMONDS OLD GOLD
OLD tEWELBY. Old SILVER
WATCHES. OLD FALSE TEETH
HIGHEST PRICES PAID
SMITH JEWELHY 90.
t12 l. G. SMITH ntIIG.. tTH FLOOR
I WANTED no kNOW THE AD-
df~aa 900 whrrrnbuHta Of young
lady named Miss Eva st. Louis
Last Hs'n fn seattle on January
~ 1919 Mf aditrhH. Joe vs. Cd
dinFs Puget Wash. ThufHion Go.
DANcietl Latte OF pANLDWA's
COMPANY viii teach a. hair rates.
ballet Too. classic nud Egl ptlhn
dancing for the opera and Naude-
vile HtaHo. can up Elliott 52e2.
room see
PRIVATE AAStTAHluM = REGIS
tered physician. Specialist 10 all
taud tons 90 women. Terms ron-
ffonabi~. lc21 lsth ave. Capitol
liiii car
MISS PiEKrOST THERAPEUTIC
treatments. poor circulation. rhru-
matlstu 300 Globe Bldg. First
and Madison
HEALING TRGATMENT8 = On
John Wurater HEALTH AElt-
CleES. DIN Elbbins 20 Globe
Bldg
SWITCHES AND CUnI.s MADE
from comhlnEH Ladies' Improve.
fuent shop. 80 Union ct Main csog
. WANTED - PREsESr Address
hoy Moore. b. brother Kay. Ho-
quiam. wash
DIAMONDS. WArCIiEs, ON CREDIT.
MICHAEL. 2oz IKE sr.
100 RIAL ESTATE LOANS
. ABSTRACTS AT REDCCED RATES.
Moueg % Joan 40 THIRD ave
Main 1917 Washington Tiiie Go.
IoI Wt>TED TO BOKROw
WANTED
4 loan ~ $3.50 on 30 acres in skarit
county. has 900. 900 feet standing
timber For Information. call @i4
Securities nldg
i0S LEGAI NOTICES
~ TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
United states FOR the Western
District az Washington. northern
No s0ei. ~ BANKRUPTCY
In fhr Matter 90 James - Mccul-
Tough. IT, bankrupt
To the creditors % the above named
bankrupt and ~ all other perronH
ia interest
Take notice that the bankrupt above
named has p~ttfi0usd this court
Tor fuli discharge from all debts
pfoNabic against his estate under
90. acts ~ tonErrfr relating 20
bank ruptcy. and that hearing
Dc had upon said petition before
said district court. az the court
room uf said court lea the city Of
Seattle IN Hhid distflrt ON the
ttih day 81 April. 1919. az 10
O'Clock In the forenoon at which
time and place you and each OF
sou may appear and show cause.
~ any you have. why the prayer
~ the said petitioner should not
b. granted.
Dated at Seattle this 7th day Of
March. 1913
I tseaD !. NJ HAHsHBERGER
CLERK
~ y. a. PAGE Deputy
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KirsAr couNrY FERRY

colby 10 Seattle assured Road from
colby tu Port orchard goes thfh
our a-Htfe tracts. which arc selling
at ftNQ per acre So dow n. Liberty
innds accepted az fuil face value.
You can 1--we on one 90 these uatta,
cat wood al good wages, of work
in the Navy Ward just HrtuHH "a"
BAY srs Chamberlain. HtA White
BIDS. ur phone Main 4a-
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s-AcHE ciuCkEN WANCu. g rs
suhhtura. , bfuudsr atuNrn. tHrEr
brnodcf huuHo and laying houses
Tor 500 hens. land has eastern
slope. making if ideal Tor chick
ems. all kinds ~ ffuit ana t-fupm
house. location At Foster. % min.
utra from seattle on seattle.
Tacoma lnterurhan; % minutes
wRlk from station Price $500.
terms $500 and about g3s monthly.
Phone sidney fss
ri.sso
Two large. fine tracts. all cleared.
pinwci and fenced ready far
planting 81 crop. good plAaiervd
house 81 bungalow type. pnultfy
house and other uuttuiidluga fine
we'll. several varieties - berries,
Including loERnhetrlcH. raHporf.
Fira. straw berries. etc. within ono
block 81 paved road. near ferry
dock. PFic~ $3.50 reasonable
payment dow and balance f40 per
month Take EAHt Madison car
and county ferry 10 kirkland and
inquire Tor r. " sucking a.
brick bungalow office az the end
20 she kirkland dock.
TWO ACRES
Adjoining KENT
BEAUTIFUL VIEW PROPERTY
Good saii lies level. city water. tell
fNNNNNf4 NA"NA anu tatAH" Nt.HfHH1ts 49,"
10 clear. plenty 81 God. On good
road. ciose 10 school
$500
SIS CASH. SO MONTH q
= a.. Dtuii.E
sls New York Block
FoR sALE ny OWNER 40 ACREs
upland 20 cleared, u pasture. bal
ance standing timber. ..foori
house. large barn. garage. two
t,rg~ rAtnt.s, hntssa etc 40 fulf.
grown fruit trees small fruits. 1 'a
miles eaai 81 Edurcofnb and Ever
stt-AfiinEton pavement quarter
mile from schonl, $4,000. two
thirds caah. 4 n Hoscoytus. Ar
iinEten. wash. Route 3,
ALI CLEARED
20 acres ready for spring plpwine ,
all cleared. level free from rork
or gravel. on Pacific highway !.
clos. Co school. black lnam soil
crop II spuds ought 60 pay Tor 81.
price tt.aAns about one third caRh,
balance long time Room Is
Downs Hluck, TNa second ave.
GOOD TRACTS or LooGEp-oF
LAND FoE HALF Low prices.
easy terms We viii accept Lib
eFty Bonds as first payment. pay
the balance out OF your wages.
Steady work IN our camp and mill
for steady men
IltAEE LAX tgS LUMBER CT.
Three Lakes wash.
a SMALL PLACE ON MO LAKE
t-room house. well. chicken houses
and runs. half acre. clear. $3.50.
$50 cash and $40 monthly. Addi p
tioual adjoining land can be had
~ g. PETERS
us Third Ave
ONE ACRE or GOOD LAND. ALL
cleared. s-room house, Just north
city limits. on car line. $500 /.
easy terms
MUTUAL INVESTMENT GO.
500 Srhbuard bldg.
SALE. BY OWNER 49, 80 kCUi-S
Nsshon island - acres water
front. partly cleared. three acres
orchard. Telephone queen Anne
f5i.
t2s PER ACRE. INCLUDES HOUSE.
well and timber. adjoiua tuwnsttc
Health failing must sell. cash
Geo. w. Kirk. Darlington. Wash.
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20 other good cars; bargain prices;
easy terms.
HENRY MOSSBACH
AUTOMOBILE co
GlG-Gls East pike
Phone East 1851

YOU KNOW THAT YOtf ARE
tired Of reading all about the bull
concerning used cars; you know us
tiresOme TO listen to the line tho
Halesmcn hand you. This is one
place in town that you can actu-
ally 80 into and look al the better
used cars. Here you can actually
90 in without being asked your age.
We give you the prices ana tell
you the best buys IN the house. ~
you want them. all right. and. "
not We never bother you. 10 not
be AFRAID 60 come IN. You are
never run ragged " YOU visit the
Emporium, 18th q Il. Pine.
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WANTED-BoYs FOR ROUTE CAR.
riers In all parts OF the city. Good
chance for Advancement
Apply TO Circulation Department
Seattle star.
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WANTED-io HoNoRAnLY DIS
charged soldiers and sailors. Live
wire can make s. 10 $40 per DAY
Bring discharge and apply AT IVs
Second ave. room -.
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UoI Sp.i>TrrINo ROOMS

Two COMPLETELY FURNISHED
Housekeeping rooms, laFEe closet.
bath. phone. heat light gaH; IA
pglNntr flat. walking dist nee two
ear iines Phone Elliott 11ttl.
III FINISHED ROOM HOUSE 2
aud 8-room flats. also single
housekeeping room. close $40. lAlh
Nluth ave.
CLEAN. WELL NtStt q -
huusck eeping ard sleeping ropuis.
heated 1911 lfth ave.
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IMMEDIATE sESSfON
81. 0o0-T-reom cottage. lot sotiopi
good trrme
81. sOo-t room cottage. lot soxtQo.
modern close to cat
s.. aaO-s-roou modern cottage. with
garage.
These arc fine properties can De
handled ttth Bsgo payment.
GEO W HILL a 90.
X cnS God Ice. Green Lake station.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE


WILL. TEACH You VOW TO
drive and repair on all the stand
torrchlfas In the shortest tins
possible. Special dav and niEht
~ts@sea Mr.. juneau az Cherry.
NAN wANTEn BETWEEN Is AND
81. Coast Guard station. single
s.ea and married man receives
alt0tment. Must be able 70 swim
and pass doctor. Apply station
z6S. North Cove. wash.
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WANTED
4 loan ~ 1850 on 90 acres in sknrit
county. has 800 900 feet standing
timber For Information. call @l-
Securities ftidg
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WANTED-sEvER NEWSPAPER
solicitors for country agency work.
Apply To Mr.. Parish. The star.
1907 Seventh ave. Seattle. wash.
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS AND
sailors can make from s. To si2
daily Catl between and Il a. m.
or to s .. m. $50 Frye Hotel
WANTED--A MAN TO 30 WHITE
washing with machine Apply Y.
o. Box aT3
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WANT ED--ENPERf NEWS
uaper solicitors for city work.
SALARY proposition and steady
work See Mr. Parish. 1907 Sew
crth ave. Seattle. wash.
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TRAKEMES. $3.50 To
f7o0 monthly: experience unneces-
ssry: mus, study Easy necessary
instruction. Send stamp Railway
Association. A-s-. star
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LIVE STOCK

1917 DODGE. 5-tirc car; extra good.
Priced at ..........S7 25
1913 CHEVROLET touring. almost
new ........ .................. VIE
1917 OVERLAND. Country club,
chummy roadster, used car 800
1917 FORD touring; this ia an extra
good Ford .......,......9i5
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A NURSE. HONORABLE DIS
charge. Let me do your nursing
am gentle with my patients and
good company. and entertainer "
such IL necessary: experienced, and
can give references. g. r. Berg
care Soldiers and Sailors club.
Seatfte
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AUCTION NOTICES
POULTRY

YOUNG LAYING HENS or ALL
kinds at tho Eagle Poultry. 1906
seventh ave.
YOUNG LAYING HENS or ALI.
kinds at the Eagle Poultry. 1905
Seventh ave.
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WANTED 10 BOKROw

AuSTitAC-rs Ar hEpCCED RATES
Muueg 90 Joan 40 THIRD ave
Main 1917 Washington Title Co
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
REPUBLICANS
NAME SPEAKER
Meeting Tonight For Purpose OF Be-
lecting Candidate to Preside
Over Next Term OF
Congress.

[United Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-Repub-
lfcan members OF the next house of
will meet tonight to
choose the party's candidate for the
speakership Of the next congress.
While the formal election OF a
speaker does not occur until the
sixty-sixth congress converfes. the
man chosen tonight will get the ma
iority party support and so win be
practically certain of elevation to
the speakers chair.
The three republican candidates
for the houses highest office are
Representatives Frederick Gillett, of
Massachusetts; James R. Mann, of
Illinois, and Phil Campbell, of Kan.
sas, who entered the race only Mon
day.
AN three are claiming election. but
electioneering by the three factions
was continuing today without appar
ent abatement.
Conflicting claims of the three
candidates and their managers made
any accurate forecast difficult today
The votes claimed by the Mann and
Gillett managers total more than
the republican membership OF the
next house.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
LUNCHEON AT
WHITE HOUSE
President Invites Members Of the
Democratic National Com
mittee to Dine With
Him.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON Feb. 27.-Presi-
dent Wilson has invited democratic
national committee members to a
luncheon at the white house tomor-
row, after which he will confer with
them on party matters.
The president does not plan to de-
liver any address to the committee
men, but simply to confer with them
informally about, the general situa-
ton throughout the country. 1t is
expected, however, that plans will be
outlined for advocating support of
the presidents league Of nations by
a series of speeches throughout the
country while the president is in
France.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
CARRIES
FL4e N
AlARADE
Presid iarches From Capt.
ts White House in
recession of
Soldiers.
CHEERS ALL THE WAY
Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, War Work
ers, Fathers and Mothers Of
Troops Were In Big
n>~.>.A~-x:>.
CHEERS ALL THE WAY

{ United Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-President
Wilson marched from the capitol to
the white house today in parade OF
returned District Of Columbia troops.
He was carefully guarded. Carrying a
large flag he walked the entire dis
tance, afterward taking his place In a
group Of prominent citizens, legislat-
ors and wounded heroes in review
ing stand before the white house.
Cheers greeted the chief executive
all along the route.
While the procession was going on,
a sky parade was in progress. Daring
ayiators circled over Pennsylvania
avenue in mimic engagements, per.
forming various thrilling evolutions.
Soldiers. sailors, marines, war work
ers and fathers and mothers OF the
troops marched.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
Spartacans Had Control of Dusseldorf, but are
Too Conservative to Meet Approval of
German Reds.
TROUBLE. IN ALL PARTS OF GERMANY
New Uprisings, Strikes and Riots are Reported
in Saxony, Bavaria, the Rhineland and
Ruhr Districts.
IBy John Graudenz. United Press
Staff CorreSpondent

IBy John Graudenz. United Press
Staff Correspondent
BERLIN, Feb. 26.--Anarchists,
charging the Spartacans are too con-
servative, have started a counter
revolution in Germany.
Reports from Dusseldorf today
stated that anarchists had over
thrown the Spartacans and seized
control of the city. Dusseldorf had
only recently passed into the hands
of the sSpartacans.
Meanwhile the Spartacan soviet
revolution has spread to all parts OF
the country. New uprisings, strikes
and riots were reported in Saxony,
Bavaria, the Rhineland and the Ruhr
district.
/ Weimar, the present seat of the
German government, has been cut off
from Berlin. No infor1na ton could
be obtained today as to what is
Itranspiring in Weimar. A special
governm ent train, which left Weimar
for Berlin on Tuesday night started
by way Of Leipzig, but was forced to
make several additional detours, as
the crew learned that stations had
been captured by Spartacans.
The miners and industrial workers
In the Haller region, Saxony, have
Joined the Spartacans and that. en-
tire country is reported to be para
Iyzed.
The soviet government in Munich
has threatened to execute ten promi-
nent citizens If the German govern
ment sends Prussian troops against
Bavaria The congress of workmen,
soldiers and peasants councils there
Tuesday demanded that the assembly
become a provisional national coun-
Gil A deputation representing Ave
thousand workmen urged the procla-
nation Of soviet republic, opening
of diplomatic relations with the Rus
sian bolshevik government and an
nulment of all state debts.
The German government Is report
ed to be divided as to what steps
shall be taken to suppress the revo-
luton. Some members demand the
employment of force, while others
counsel compromise Military Cover
nor Noske demands that the reich
stag (national assembly, immediate
ly authorize 100000 additional militia.
On the other hnad, President Ebert
is understood to favor establishment
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
SOLDIERS ARE
ICE BOUND
Steamer Duffy Tightly Wedsed OF
Newfoundland Coast Until
Warm Weather MeIts
Ice.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. Feb. 27.-
Harry D. Bachman, OF Cedar Rapids.
is one of forty-five soldiers and sail
ors aboard the U. S. S. J. M. Duffy.
stalled in the ice off the coast of ST.
Johns, N. F., 1t was learned here to-
day.
to word received by the boys mother
here, until the ice breaks in the
spring.
Bachman has not yet learned of the
death of his father. It was through
the efforts of the mother to inform
the boy of I've death Of the father
that the ships plight became known.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
If MORE WORK
Then MORE PAY
Ship Builders at s66 Per Week
Wages Should be Able to
Turn Out Pro
duction.
PuEz ISSUES NEW ORDERS
Yards to be Manned With Men Physlc-
ally Fit and Skilled in Great
Important In
dustry.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.--If fur
ther increases in pay are to be given
shipyard workers, "a considerable
increase in the per man production
must ensue," was the warning in q
statement covering the demands Of
the Hog Island shipyard foremen to-
day by Director General Piez, Of the
Emergency Fleet corporation. Piez
Offered" the four hundred dissatis-
fled foremen an increase Of 81 a
week, instead OF the demanded Sc
week raise.
Certainly with unemployment
growing. with prices generally on
the decline and with lessening op-
portunity in many industries, de-
mands for wage increases can be
justified solely out Of considerable
increase in production" Piez replied
to the foremen.
Offcials regarded the course taken
by Piez as leading directly to can
collation. OF contracts for further
shipbuilding should strikes come.
His statement mentioned that
there still was much work to do in
carrying out, the government con-
struction program, but tntfmated
strongly that time was no longer
pressing and that the work could be
temporarily delayed II it were neces-
sary to await more favorable condi-
tions.
Piez said the ship building indus
try must be "purged." If men are
not able to do the work for which
they were employed, there can be no
reduction in the costs Of production,
he pointed out.
It is only by manning the yards
with men physically fit and skilled
that the industry In this country can
be placed on a basis where foreign
contracts can be obtained, he added.
The new wage scale which Piez
!, says will be satisfactory to him
affects foremen of the following
classes OF work and is as follows:
+ Ship filters, s66 per week; riveters,
$66 per week; erectors, s66 per
week: tank testers, $66 per week;
clippers. caulkers, $50 per week;
, carpenters, $66 per week; boiler in
stailation, $66 per week; boNers. $54
per week; drillers, reamers. $54 per
week.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27

OF national soviet as the lower
Legislative branch OF the government.
proba bly, replacing the bundesrat.
This remarkable situation-the first
time the constitutional head OF any
government has offered recognition
to the soviet--is the result, 1t is said,
OF Ebert's belief that the Spartacans
cannot be crushed and that they
must be recognized, else the country
will be overwhelmed with disorder.
The new revolution has reached a
point where decisive action must be
taken Immediately one way or the
other, and announcement Of a definite
government policy is expected
hourly.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-27
Minister to Denmark.
FIVE
THOUSAND
Three Transports Reach New York
Today, Bringing Men From
France, who Have Been
In Battles.

rUnited Press Leased Wire Service.l
NE1W YORK, Feb. 27.-Three trans
ports arrived here today with nearly
five thousand officers and soldiers,
many OF whom were sick and wound
cd The transports were the Wilhelm
ina, Caserta and Ulua.
Tho wiIhelmina had 1,711 men
aboard including 1878 Of sixteen Bor-
deaux convalescent detachments made
r,p OF men who have been through tho
great battles OF the war and who cams
from all parts Of the United States.
Also on board were the evacuation am
bulance company number eighty OF
New York; Company M, S45th fnfantr
New York and a Pennsylvania casual
company.
On the Caseata, from Marseilles
February with 1,607 were the 6Srd
regiment, G. A. c., 46 officers and
1,4e6 men and e5 casual OFFICERS.
The Ulua had 1,1S0 men, including
fire s17th supply train complete, ten
trench mortor battery. five officers
and 144 men: 325th field signal battal-
inn complete, 13 officers and 470 men
ana New York casual company.
Nine hundred and eighty Washing
ton state Euardsmen arrived on the
Caserta.
The troops were members Of the
Sixty-third coast artillery, which
went to France last July under COM
mand Of Colonel F. w. Phister.
Major willard M. Shippam OF Min
neapolis, commanded the regiment
on its return.
The regiment arrived too late to
get into action, but was at several
camps in England and France. AT
LIMOGES, the famous chinaware city
of France, the officers had initiated
dinner sets made for their wives.
From Limoges the detachment was
sent to LaCourcane where it finished
its training and was ready for action
when the armistice was signed. Six
hundred and eighty OF the returning
artillerymen were originally in the
washington state artillery corps
while three hundred were in the
washington state guards. They were
trained at Fort Worden, Washington
Among casual officers aboard the
Caserta were Lieut.. Curtiss Hill, Ta
coma, and Lieut. H E. Stickney of
Ludlow, VT Stickney. SON Of the
former governor OF Vermont, wears
the croix de guerre with palms.