The Alaska daily empire., 1921-09-17
NINETY FIRST / REUNION | WILL
 BE. HELD SOON
Powder River and Let e Buck Is Big Warning T~. Issued from Seattle

LE, oCPL. II. o"AS' -'A"A kow, president of the 91st Division of Washington, State. from the reunion headquarters in the Butler Hotel, has Issued the follow ing circular letter to members of the famous war corp:
 World leaders will turn towards Seattle, Wash, September "A and D.
 The famous Powder River will start flowing for the Queen City on Puget Sound.
 President Warren G. Harding and General of the Armies John J. Persh. ing have signified their intentions to officially open the 91st Division Ar gonne Reunion on the occasion of the third anniversary of the entry of the Powder River division into the Mouse Argonne offensive. by wire from Washington, D. C.. in personal letters received bys Jules Edw. Mar kow. president of the 91st Division Association of Washington: ',
 Notabies Invited e These notables in person will be honorary guests at the Zero Hodr Banquet, to date are: sa, ' ea
 Admiral Hoogewerff,e commandant, Navy Yard. Bremertoh; Major Gen. eral Charles H. Muir, commanding Camp Lewis eff duties do not permit by an officer representatives,; Gov ernor D. w Davis of Idaho, or per sonal representative; Governor Louis F, Hart,- represented by Clark ". Savidge; Mayor Hugh Caldwell {; Judge Jacob Fanzler, of oPrtland i; Harry T. Critchiow. president o. 9ist Division. Association of Oregon.
 The notables of national promin ence who have sent messages and compliments stating that they will telegraph their thoughts to the Pow der River boys from all over the continent for the Zero Hour Banquet of the 91st Division Argonne Re union are, to date:
 Vice President Coolidge, presiding officer U. S. Senate.
 Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes.
 Governor General of Canada Sir Julian Byng.
 Major General w M. Wright, com manding Ninth Corps Area. e7.i
 Speaker F. H. Cillett. House of U. s. Congress.
 National Commander American Le- zion Emery. .ss
 Marshal Ferdinand Foch.
 Governor Jos Nj. Dixon. Montana
 Governor Charles R. Malvey, Utah
 Secretary of Navy Edwin Denby
 U. s. Senator Miles Poindexter.
 U. s. Senator Wesley l.. Jones.
 U. s. Representative John F. Mil Ter >s
 l.. s. Representative ]. Stanley Webster.
 U. s. Representative Albert John son.
 U. s. Representative John w. Sum- mers.
 It. Gov. Wm J. Coyle will be 
 Reception Committee
 The reception committee, headed by Jules Edw Markow, president will be composed of the following It. Gov Vim. J. Coyle. Capt. George Brazier,s Capt. Nelson Maj. F. s. Dickinson. Sergt Ten Million, It. Charles Paul, R. J. Shean, Band Leader James St. Johns, Sergt. Chauncy Dauscher, It. Roy It. R. l.. Bartling, It. Max A. Silver. Musician Russell Atkin- son, Capt. Wm o. Mckay and Mai L. l.. Munroe.
 They will assemble at convention headquarters to escort the honorary guests from Hotel Butler to the Ma sonic Club for the Zero Hour Ban luet. Guests and escorts to meet at p. m. sharp, September 24. at re- union headquarters, Hotel Butler.
 The Zero Hour Banquet tickets are now obtainable at Hotel Butler head quarters and from the Argonne re- lnion committee. Seattle. The ,harge will be g. including the an ,ual dues and should be attended to md mailed promptly.
 Elaborate preparations are being made that will include many big fea. ures. spectacular Ttunts and a whirl- wind Powder River celebration, con- morning of Saturday, Sep emher, 24, and winding up Sunday September 25.