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WITH THE COLORS FROM WHITMAN COUNTY
worn, we can take them to the shoemaker and have them patched and resoled. Thus, we can help win the war in two ways. First, the money we would have spent in buying a new pair can be used in buying War Savings Stamps. Second, the leather that we did not need can be made into shoes for our soldiers and allies who need them. We can help win the war by using substitutes for wheat flour and by using Iess sugar and fats. All these are great necessities for our armies and the supply is less than the need.
A slacker dollar lounges in the corners. It lies in a box on the shelf, or in the bureau drawer. It hides in the old china teapot or under the floor in the cellar. It gives no help either at home or in the war. It is of no use to its owner or to its country. A traitor dollar helps the enemy. It buys more sugar and pork than is needed. It buys the white flour which is hoarded. It is exchanged for some of the 800,000 boxes of chocolate con- sumed in the United States each week. It pays for extravagances which cause unnecessary labor.
A patriotic dollar buys War Savings Stamps and helps win the war.
Which kind of a dollar would you rather own?
WONDERFUL PAINTING IN CITY OF PARIS
Lieut. C. W. Laird Tells of Immense Canvas Prepared by French Government Showing Events of World War.
Our last day in Paris was the most interesting of all. In the morning we went to the the Pan- theon de la Guerre, where we saw an immense painting measuring 365 feet in circumference and some 30 or 40 feet in height. It alone was worth the trip to Paris.
The painting is the work of nineteen artists and was started just after the first battle of the Marne in 1914. It represents four years of work and was not finished at the time I saw it. The central part of the picture shows a great number of steps leading up to a very large building, of which only the lower portion is shown. On these steps are a great many French officials and army men, also all of the heroes of France. There are over 5000 actual portraits of Frenchmen who have distinguished themselves in this war, many of whom are dead. These people are there to wit- ness the rewarn of the victorious French armies.
Remember, this painting was started in 1914, and these artists must have had great faith in the outcome of the struggle.
On either side of the steps are troops marching to Paris to take part in the great review. About one-half of the picture-from the center up-is devoted to landscapes, showing the important
towns and cities of France that have been devas- tated. They are represented as burning and you vould almost take an oath that the smoke is mov- ing. Down in front of the steps is a famous French "75" gun. It is one of the features of the picture, for it seems so real that it stands right out, and does not seem that it can be a thing of paint. The figures in front are also very realistic, especially that of "Papa" Joffre.
We were warned before we went in by the "Y." men that we wouldn't believe our eyes, and were told by them that there are no mechanical de- vices whatever in the picture-only paint and canvas. And I must say that in some instances it was difficult to believe the statements.
Naturally we were interested in our own sec- tion of the picture. Every nation but ours has a name plate above its section. The artists prob- ably thought it was unnecessary, and thereby paid us a high tribute. The central figure, of course. is President Wilson, and undoubtedly every per- son in the world knows his picture by this time. He is depicted as standing below a pedestal on which is the bust of Washington. He has one of his famous "notes" in his hand. The remainder of the figures are those of our high army and navy and civilian officials. Most of these have been painted from photographs and do not do the subjects justice. However, we were told that this will be remedied in time as the artists have the opportunity to paint these men from life.
No doubt in a few years the picture will be brought to the United States for exhibition, and I, for one, am not going to miss an opportunity to see this picture once more. It is the most wond- erful painting that I have ever seen, and it does not take an artist to appreciate it.
SOBS
(Reproduced from the "Hot Dog," published by the S. A. T. C. at State College of Washington).
I hear the bugle toot a toot or two,
I give my eyes a rub or two,
I give the covers a flop or two,
I give my neighbor a shake or two,
I grab my shirt and then a shoe.
I give my face a wipe or two, I grab my jacket by the flue. I hit a step and sometimes two,
I make for mess to get some stew,
I give the mess a chew or two, I get a biscuit, sometimes two, I see at once that that will do, I'll take no more or else rob you. I rush to barracks-there's lots to do; I clean a cuspidor, sometimes two, I get a whiff and lose my stew.
I wonder what I am going to do. I hate the job-my pals do too- I want to know, I beg of you!
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Military and Naval Cantonments, Camps and Posts of the United States
Arsenals and Armories.
Beneca Arsenal . San Francisco, Calif. Angusta Arsenal . Augusta, Ga.
Rock Island Arsenal
. Rock Island, Ill.
Watertown Arsenal
Watertown, Mass.
Springfield Armory
Springfield, Mass.
New York Arsenal
New York City . Albany, N. Y.
Frankfort Arsenal
. Frankfort, Penn.
Picatinny Arsenal Pennsylvania
Army Posts and Stations.
Fort Leavenworth Fort Thomas
. Leavenworth, Kan.
Portsmouth . Portsmouth, N. H.
Barracks.
Whipple Barracks Prescott, Ariz.
Boise Barracks . Boise, Idaho
Jefferson Barracks
. St. Louis, Mo.
Plattshurg Barracks
.Plattsburg, N. Y.
Madison Barracks
Madison, N. Y.
Columbus Barracks . Columbus, Ohio
Vancouver Barracks Vancouver, Wash.
Aero Training Stations.
Taylor Field
Montgomery, Ala.
Rockwell Field San Diego, Calif.
Carlstron Field
Arcadia, Fla.
Chanute Field
Urbana, Ill.
Scott Field
Bellville, III.
Gerstner Field
St. Charles, La.
Fort Oglethorpe.
Chickamauga Park, Ga.
U. S. Army Balloon School
. Omaha, Neb.
Chandler Field
. New Jersey
Wilbur Wright Field
. Dayton, Ohio
McCook Field
Dayton, Ohio
Akron Field
. Akron, Ohio
Post Field
Fort Sill, Okla.
Fort San Houston
San Antonio, Tex.
Park Field
Memphis, Tenn.
Fort San Jacinto
Galveston, Tex.
Call Field
Wichita Falls, Tex.
Fort Donglas .
Salt Lake City, Utah
Canadian Aviation Field
Fort Worth, Tex.
Taliferro Field
. Fort Worth, Tex.
Love Field
Dallas, Tex.
Kelly Field
San Antonio, Tex.
Ellington Field
Houston, Tex.
Rich Field
Waco, Tex.
Langley Field
Virginia
Forts.
Fort Apache
Arizona Arizona
Fort Hauchuca
Fort Logan H. Roots.
. Little Rock, Ark.
Presidio
Vallejo, Calif. . San Diego, Calif. San Francisco, Calif.
Fort Baker
San Francisco, Calif.
Fort Miley.
San Francisco, Calif.
Fort Mason
San Francisco, Calif.
Fort Winfield Scott
San Francisco, Calif.
Fort McDowell.
Camp Gordon
. Atlanta, Ga.
Camp Grant
. Rockford, Ill.
Fort Logan
Denver, Colo.
Fort Mott
Camp Funston
Fort Riley, Kan.
Fort Dupont
Camp Zachary Taylor
. Louisville, Ky.
Fort McPherson
. Georgia Georgia
Fort Des Moines
Camp Custer
. Battle Creek, Mich.
Fort Harrison
Indianapolis, Ind.
Camp Dix
Wrightstown, N. J. . Yaphank, N. Y.
Fort St. Philip
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe, Ohio
Fort Levett
Portland, Me.
Camp Jackson
. Columbia, S. Car.
Fort Lyon
Portland, Me.
Fort Mckinley
Portland, Me.
Fort Preble
Portland, Me.
Fort Williams
. Portland, Me.
National Guard Mobilization Camps.
Fort Carroll.
Baltimore, Md.
Camp Mcclellan
. Anniston, Miss.
Fort Howard.
Baltimore, Md.
Camp Sheridan
. Montgomery, Ala.
Fort McHenry
Baltimore, Md.
Camp Kearney.
Linda Vista. Calif.
Fort Smallwood
Baltimore, Md.
Camp Hancock. Augusta, Ga.
Camp Wheeler . Macon. Ga.
Fort Wayne
Detroit, Mich.
Camp Beauregard Alexandria. La.
Fort Snelling
Camp Shelby
Hattiesburg. Miss.
Fort Gaines
Camp Cody
. Deming, N. Mex.
Fort Morgan
Fort Missoula . Missoula, Mont.
Fort William Henry Harrison
Helena, Mont.
Fort Keogh
. Miles City, Mont.
Fort Omaha
. Omaha, Neh.
Fort Crook
... Nebraska Crawford, Neh. . New Jersey
Fort Hancock
Fort Porter
. Buffalo, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y.
Fort Ontario.
. Oswego, N. Y.
Fort Mansfield
New York City
Fort H. G. Wright
New York City
Fort Michie
New York City
Fort Terry
New York City
Fort Trumbull
New York City
Fort Slocum
New York City
Fort Schuyler
New York City
Mineola Garrison
. Mineola. L. I.
Fort Wood
New York City
Governors Island
New York City
Fort Fay
New York City
Fort Hamilton
New York City
Fort Wadsworth
New York City
Fort Caswell
North Carolina
Fort Lincoln
Bismark, N. D.
Camp Perry
Sandusky, Ohio
Fort Reno
. Oklahoma City. Okla.
Fort Sill
Fort Sill, Okla.
Fort Canhy
Astoria, Ore.
Fort Stevens
Astoria, Ore.
Fort Meade
. Deadwood, S. Dak.
Selfridge Field . Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Fort Clark . Texas
Fort Crockett
Galveston, Tex.
Fort Crockett
Galveston, Tex.
Fort McIntosh
Laredo, Tex. . Texas
Fort Ethan Allen
Montpelier, Ver. Norfolk, Va.
Fort Canhy
Washington
Fort Casey
. Port Townsend, Wash. . Washington
Fort Columbia
Fort Flagler.
. Port Townsend, Wash.
Fort Lawton
Seattle, Wash.
Fort Walla Walla
Walla Walla, Wash.
Fort Ward
Seattle, Wash.
Fort Worden
. Port Townsend, Wash.
Fort Whitman
Washington
Fort Wright
Spokane, Wash.
Fort Mackenzie
. Sheridan, Wyo.
Fort Russell
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Fort Yellowstone
Gardiner, Wyo.
National Army Cantonments.
Camp Mcclellan Anniston, Mic.
Camp Pike
Little Rock, Ark.
Fort McArthur
Long Beach, Calif.
Camp Dodge
. Des Moines, Ia.
Camp Meade
Annapolis Junction, Md.
Fort Oglethorpe
Camp Devens
. Ayer, Mass.
Fort Riley
Fort Riley, Kan. Louisiana
Camp Travis
Camp Lee
San Antonio, Tex. Petersburg, Va.
Camp Lewis American Lake, Wash.
Fort Armstead
Baltimore, Md.
Fort Rodman
Massachusetts
Minneapolis, Minn. Mississippi Mississippi
Camp Mills
Long Island, N. Y.
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Fort Rosecrans
Fort Barry
. Presidio, San Francisco, Calif.
Delaware Delaware
. Des Moines, Ia.
Camp Upton
Fort Monroe
Fort Ringgold
. Kentucky
Fort Robinson
Waterleit Arsenal
Fort Niagara
WITH THE COLORS FROM WHITMAN COUNTY
Camp Greene
. Charlotte, N. C.
Camp Doniphan . Fort Sill. Okla.
Camp Sevier.
. Greenville, S. Car.
Camp Wadsworth
Spartanburg, S. Car.
Camp Bowie
Fort Worth, Tex.
Camp MacArthur
Waco, Tex.
Naval Stations, Naval Training Stations, Hospitals, Marine Barracks and Marine Corps Training Camps.
North Island
. San Diego, Calif.
Mare Island
San Francisco, Calif.
Marine Barracks
. Los Animas, Colo.
Marine Barracks
New London, Conn.
Marine Barracks
Cape May, Del.
Key West Marine Barracks
.Key West, Fla.
Fort Taylor
. Florida
Great Lakes
. Chicago, Il1.
Jackson Barracks
New Orlenas, La.
Algiers Marine Barracks
. Louisiana
Naval Academy. .
. Annapolis, Md.
Marine Barracks
Indianhead, MJ.
Marine Barracks
.Charlestown, Mass.
Marine Barracks
Chelsea, Mass.
Boston
Boston, Mass. Mississippi
Cape May
New Jersey
League Island
Philadelphia, Penn.
Newport
Newport, R. I.
Charleston .
Charleston, S. Car.
Paris Island
South Carolina
Quantico
Virginia
Miami Norfolk
Miami, Fla. . Norfolk, Va.
Regular Army Increment Camps.
Presidio San Francisco, Calif.
Camp Funston
Fort Riley, Kans.
Fort Snelling
Minneapolis, Minn.
Fort Donglas
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fort Hunt
. Virginia
Camp Robinson
. Sparta, Wis.
Fort Russell
Cheyenne, Wyo.
Reserve Officers' Training Camps.
Camp Fremont . Palo Alto, Calif.
Fort Oglethorpe . Georgia
Fort Sheridan Illinois
Fort Benjamin Harrison .
. Indianapolis, Ind.
Fort Snelling
Minneapolis, Minn.
Plattsburg
Plattsburg, N. Y.
Fort Niagara
. Rochester, N. Y.
Leon Springs
San Antonio, Tex.
Fort Meyer . Virginia
Quartermaster Corps Training Camp.
Camp Joseph E. Johnston . Jacksonville, Fla.
Hot Springs
. Little Rock, Ark.
General Hospitals.
Fort Bayard Taylor Silver City, N. Mex. Medical Corps Training Camp. Allentown, Pa.
The Boys of Whitman County
Every effort possible was made to secure the photograph and service record of each man who served with the colors from Whitman County. Many men who enlisted did not return when discharged from service. Several letters were
mailed to these men at their last known postoffice address. The asterisk (*) before a name indicates that the letters to that particular man were returned for want of a proper address.
Albion ---
Nate Davis *Van Sorrels Fred Weber
Almota --
*Frank Cannizzaro * Arthur P. Davis
H. E. Farris Hans Jensen *Lloyd J. Wilson
Colfax-
W. E. Acheson
*G. W. Amburgey *Wilsie L. Askins Chester Bakala "Donald Bangs *W. W. Barker *Frank Battles Walter A. Bear Aubrey M. Berry *Dominick Betonte
*Bert Blalock
*Chas. Blalock +H. V. Briggs
*James Cronin * Mathew Eckert E. J. Fallon F. J. Guettinger
*Robert C. Brown *Perry Cass B. P. Chamberlain
T. B. Me Amis J. M. MeCroskey
James McEvers
*T. J. Fitzgerald E. F. Haupt Panl Kaiser Howard S. Kirk Joe Knder
*Joe Lindstrom *Geo. H. Milstead *J. R. Williams
*Earl R. White
FARMINGTON-
Albert Blue F. L. Jamison *Chas. E. Kramer *Ernest Kessler
*Patrick Kessler
*Gage P. McQueen
*James Merchell
* John Ryser *James Wagner
*Henry W. Winn
* Abery Morris
GARFIELD
*Clarence Adams
. Howard Adams Sam Albright *John L. Circle *Jesse Cruse John Dix James Ebersole Morgan Evans ¥R. L. Harding
* Adam Hughes Gomer Humphreys
" Mitchell Irvin Charles King
* Earl Larkin Ray Long *Cecil Love Otho M. Love
Ray E. Love
Thos. W. Love Arthur McDaniels
Ford MeDaniels
Cecil C. Moffit Chas. Moffit Henry R. Patten Frank Simpson Forrest H. Smith Everett E. Syron Leslie A. Wood
HAY-
*Virgil Buff Philip W. Cox *Fred R. Gilbert
*Philip K. Lail
*Luther Reed
*Carl Wallinder Harry E. Walter Frank S. Yennd
HOOPER-
"Ernest Bicais Ralph R. Boone
*Robert E. Elliott
*Chas. P. Farris Elmer Ferguson *Lester G. Flasher Ralph French
Richard Reinertson
*. Tohn Rudy Earl K. Fish "Ray E. Russell John Hasie
COLFAX (Continned)
*Harry Gaines * Morris Shearer
Elmer Gallaher
John Gerlitz
*D. E. Gordon
*Ed. Gordon
*L. L. Gordon
*M. L. Gordon
Eddie Gross Arthur K. Harris
*Oral E. Harris
" Robert E. Harry Myron Hickman
* Andrew F. Hole *Newton J. Huffman Emmett Jennings
*George Wagner * Charles E. Ward Elias Wilhelm
*Lewis Wright A. E. Yaisley
Henry A. Yaisley
*Austin Yoder
Melvin Gregory August Kaiser
* Alex Luft
*Harold A. MeCoy Henry Ott Henry G. Repp
*Wm. B. Schrieber *George Smith
EWAN ---
*A. J. Clossman
Joe McEvers .T. A. MeKibbin Lewis Mader ¥ Ralph E. Mallory Elmer C. Malone
*J. S. Montgomery Joseph Niehenke Fred B. Puckett Fred Reif
Jacob Starnes
*J. T. Danaher * Marion Davis
*Louis Michaels Herbert C. Moller Harry Moller *Donald Myers *Perry D. Owens *James Peterson Roscoe Phipps *Arthur M. Pollock *John F. Prince Welland Prior
Elbert S. Million Harry Woods
Effie
ELBERTON-
Anderson Clark James Clark Harry O. Clark J. L. Culbertson Glen D. Dollard Walter A. Eitel
Henry C. Eitel
C. E. Sturdivant
Leslie F. MeGuire
J. W. Monncheimer
*John B. Taylor Bert Titus
*Floyd E. Tolinson E. C. Vindhurst
ENDICOTT
Loren E. Adams Wm. O. Davis Wm. B. Dingle
*J. W. Donovan Wm. Fleischmann
*Wmn. Kennedy *N. E. LaCase
Colton-
Martin J. Boble C. M. Busch
E. D. Luddusaw Elmer Lawson Manuel J. Lee *W. C. Lessor *John Liginski R. F. Littleton Edw. Lyons
* Lonis G. Conn C. M. Cook Dolph Cooper Bernard Crawford *Chas. E. Criss Porter Crocker
Diamond-
*Jos. E. Dennison *John Depaola *Wm. F. Dunlap Otis H. Elliott
*Joseph T. Brown Milton Davidson
Roy Givens Martin Hoadley Elmer Kohl
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COLFAX (Continued)
*Walter A. Sissons
*B. J. Smith Frank Smith *Geo. W. Staples
Elmer A. Stiner
*C. W. Storey
*A. E. Johnson +Roy E. Jones *Thos. B. Keith
Gulf Port
Naval Aero Training Stations.
MILITARY AND NAVAL CANTONMENTS AND STATIONS
HOOPER (Continued) MALDEN (Continued) PALOUSE . (Continu- PULLMAN (Continu- ST. JOHN-
*Joseph W. Liberio R. J. McCracken *LeRoy H. Milner
* Harry Miller
*John Misterek
* John C. Paris
*W. J. Peterson
*Chas. J. Ragner
*. John F. Roberts
* Arthur C. Rogers * Genious Todd
James Williams
MOSCOW (Post Office)
*V. G. Anderson
*Thos. J. Barker
* Thos. L. Nelson
*F. M. Olmstead
*E. O. Patterson
*Rolla F. Quigg
OAKESDALE-
Kyle Browder Jesse C. Byrum
*Gustav W. Froh
*Gernie P. Hamhy Geo. A. Harmon Paul M. Higgs
Robert C. Jones * Arthur V. Palmer Clyde Russell
*Ted Scheretto
*Lloyd E. White
PULLMAN-
*J. H. Armstrong George B. Beeman
*Edward R. Berg
*A. M. Betts John C. Blair
Clifford Bosse
*Alfred Boone A. V. Crook W. S. Chapman
*August B. Collins *Clair C. Davis
*E. R. DeHaven
*Thos. L. Durbin
*Thos. D. Eliot M. J. Engvell R. C. Fellers
Jos. C. Foote J. P. Fairbank
*Wm. B. Fondren * Norman Goff Oren T. Guier Albert P. Gale
Harry L. Garver
Robert J. George
*G. F. Hartenhoff
*C. W. Johnson Louis King
*Earl B. Krantz
* Albert C. Jones Fay J. Jeffrey
+ Mike Morris
*Guy W. McIvor
*Wm. L. McCredie V. E. McCain
*H. F. Harper Jesse J. Jay
* Albert B. Lovejoy
*M. J. McCrery
* Earl McCray Jesse Marsh
*Wilbur Patton
* Paul Sawyer
* A. W. Schussman
* Horace Morse
*Geo. C. Mills
ed) *S. E. Arkills *L. C. Boggs
*Joe Obrad
*Daniel A. Poe
* Harry H. Power
*John H. Prince Roy M. Phillips Flenrence Pearson
*Albert Fisher * Albert Hein Merle Hunt J. C. Isreal
*Duane Ripley *G. Salzman Earl Sevier Tom Sevier
*E. C. Peterson Robert L. Tate
*John Waren
* Homer Wells
*E. W. Whitcomb
* A. L. White
SUNSET-
*E. C. Garland *James W. Norris Ben Wood
THORNTON-
*Frank Black Earl DeHaven Walter Durland
*Charles F. Lopeman Reuben Mason Delbert A. Miller
*Roht. A. Potler *H. J. Radcliffe *H. J. Sidwell
*Guy I. Vinson
Louis E. Wiley
S. G. Witter Lige W. Brown
TEKOA-
*L. Armstrong Frank Bruce M. A. Erickson Dan Ernest
Grover Getty
Lester W. Greer
James H. Imhof
D. L. Jamison Bert Justice John Knack John McDonald
Leo J. Macken
Oscar Malmsten
H. V. Trosper Willard Wisner
UNIONTOWN-
*N. Driessel
+R. Guerrattaz
*Wm. J. Hayes
*Wm. E. King
WINONA-
Ernest Bircher
*Fred Broyles Ralph Fisher
*Walter Gill
*Joseph Jacques
*Wm. A. Jones Harry Lehrbas *Carl C. Ouse
* Miles Poter Robert C. Ragon
* Albert Troup
*James R. West
WILCOX-
*Chas. W. Smith
ed) Frank Staffelbach Marvel Thompson
PAMPA-
*Marvin L. Allen H. C. Rheman
PENEWAWA-
Edgar F. Ash *Ortis Beniamino H. R. Flowers David Heidinger
*G. T. Spinning Geo. W. Staggs W. B. Stephenson,
L. R. Sutton Henry M. Tinker
Thos. Taylor
P. A. Washburn
Chas. R. Wheeler
J. F. Williams
Clarence Randle
REVERE-
Dock Cook
Fred A. Imbler
Emory S. Purdy
Luther Tilger Hubert Williamson
RIPARIA-
* Alex Breighan Roy E. Hammer
*Wm. H. Johnson
" Paul Lucento * Joe Regan Frank L. Snyder H. C. Swindesky
RODNA-
*G. M. Johnson *Carl H. Loomis
*Charles Pond
ROSALIA-
Cleve Crossley * Maurie Crawford F. T. Donahoe James Evans Vern M. Fiske *W. T. Garner Lawrence Gillespie William John Gilpin Herschel E. Gwinn Boyd W. Haynes
*Earl W. Lariviere Albert E. Lytham Chas. B. Million
* Earl Naught *Carl Nicolai
*Jesse E. Osborn
*Roy Radcliff Harry C. Schultz
Arthur L. Stamper *Earl Wimpy * Claude Naught
STEPTOE-
G. W. Billingsley Elmer Gallaher W. H. Humphreys George Sifford James Sifford
*Geo. A. Simmons Flora E. Smith C. W. Wilson
* Wm. E. Brown Carl Edwards
*B. R. Pacatta * Alfred Ramirez Frank Rosgen
JOHNSON-
*H. H. Hennington
LACROSSE-
*F. L. Adams Floyd Aldredge James Arnest Ernest Benner
*James L. Bishop Edw. Bledsoe Paul Blowers Edw. Bousche Enoch Collins Fred Ellis Oliver C. Ellis Victor Erickson *M. M. Gallagher
*R. C. Harmes Clyde Horton W. G. Humphrey *Dell Hubbs Harry Huff Lyle Hyatt Harvey Johnson
*C. L. Kendall Otto Kyllo * Harry Lundin
*Guy L. McCowen
*Oscar Moline
*Robert A. Muir Jesse E. Perkins Ager Plianos
*Claude Russell Henry Scheer
*John A. Stuekle James Vanhorn A. Whitmyer Herbert G. Wirtz
Glenn Wise Arthur Wohler
LAMONT
*H. H. Densmore *T. R. Flaherty *L. E. Hames *Chas. W. Ingle
Joseph Lindstrum
* Max S. Myres Lewis L. Parker
*Leland Rock Clifford Seaver Jesse Straughn
MALDEN-
*A. M. Anderson
Tracey Boyles Levere Curran
* Herman Danz
*William Dill Jack Donlon
*Cortez Hackett
*Clinton Hays Gillman Johnson
*A. R. Kantsher
*Herman C. Krebs Chris Larsen Harry Leblanc .Joseph A. Lewis Raymond D. McRea
PALOUSE
*E. J. Boggs
*Leo Lavern Breeden Archie L. Brown
Charles S. Brown Burley Brown
T. S. Brown Earl Brown Clifford Brown N. D. Caplinger Fred M. Corwin Dwight Dilts
*F. E. Edwards Ellis Fisher * Alfred O. Gemmeke P. J. Gallagher Roy A. Graham
PINE CITY-
*Mark Discus Fred Ettlich
*Geo. H. Britton
*Carl A. Calvert Vincent Gragg Claude Gunn
*Earl Hower Robert Hodgson
*Adolph Johnson Jack James Mark James
Henry Malensten
Virgil C. Mount
*James R. Morrell F. H. Robinson Lewis Regan Otis Stewart
Carl H. Smith Clarence Smith
*Jesse Sparks Charles H. Simpson Homer S. Tipton L. A. Winn Will Winn Russell Winn Troy Walker
*C. B. Zarr
A. Y. Humphrey
*Lewis Masotti Linn H. Mumau Alfred R. Price
J. W. Scheurman
* Frank Marsh * Clarence Miller
*Arthur Ousley
*J. M. Manrahan *W. L. Morgan Roy M. Mast A. F. McDougal Linn Mckinstry Ben C. Maxwell *Elmer Morse
F. L. Schlunger
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INDEX
DECEASED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
Farmington
188
Garfield
172, 188. 192
Hay
188, 192
Codd, Raymond P.
11
Codd, George Clare, Warren
20
Corcoran, F.
26
Christman, Joseph Elbert
36
Cunningham, Edward
47
Dasch, Orla Hart
19
Oakesdale
176, 192
Day. Arthur Lee
38
178, 188
Enman, Guy O ..
44
Pine City
176
Guldseth. Esten O.
24
Revere .
190
Hamelins. Frank J ..
35
Riparia
186
Hayton, Lester Dean
29
190
Howard, Fred A.
23
186, 188
Howell, Malcolm D.
30
186, 192
Keating. Francis Marion
14
Kasdorf, William C.
15
Thornton
192
Kinney, Claire A ..
22
Lopp, Perry T .. .
25
Wilcox
192
Winona
190, 192
RED CROSS NURSES AND WORKERS.
Almota 200
Colfax
.202
Nolan, William
37
Ogle, Elmer M ..
11
Price, Ivan Leo
33
Privett. Roy Adelbert
13
Rickard, Artie M.
40
Romano, Gaspero
46
Johnson
200
LaCrosse
200
Palouse
204
Pullman
202
Rosalia
204
St. John
204
Tekoa
.202,
204
Uniontown
204
Winona
204
HOME SERVICE WORKERS.
Albion
210
Colfax
208, 212, 214
Colton
210
Endicott
210
Colton
.72, 74. 158
Diamond
.156
Elberton
80, 156, 158
Endicott
. 78, 156
Ewan
.78, 154
Farmington
80, 82, 156
Garfield
80, 84, 86
Hay
80, 88
Hooper
.88
Johnson
.158, 160
La Crosse
90, 92, 154
Lamont
.94
Lancaster
88
Malden
.94, 96, 104
Moscow
96, 160
Oakesdale
.88, 98, 100, 102, 154
Palonse
. 106, 108, 110, 112, 154, 158, 160
Pine City
104
Pullman
. 114, 116, 118, 120, 122, 124, 126, 128, 158
Penewawa
104
Revere
96
Riparia
104
Rosalia
130, 132, 134
Sprague
94
St. John
.136, 138, 140, 142, 144, 158
Steptoe
158
Sunset
154
Tekoa
.146, 148. 150,
158
9
"In Flanders Fields'
10
''America's Answer'
53
"Song of the Battleships
165
Winona
150
Wilcox
150
SAILORS AND MARINES.
Albion
168
Almota
188
Belmont
176
Bishop
168
Colfax
. . 166, 168, 190,
192
Colton
170,
192
Diamond
188
Whitman County's Heroic Dead
246
Elberton
168
Home Activities During the War Period.
250
Endicott
188
Ewan
188
The Boys of Whitman County. 256
Page Two Hundred Fifty-Eight
COLOR PLATES.
"They Served to Keep the Nation from This"'
Infantry Charge
Machine Gun Company .
President Wilson
General Foch
7
General Pershing
8
The Army
51
The Navy
163
Red Cross Society
196
Home Service
206
SPECIAL ARTICLES AND POEMS.
Foreword
Thornton
148
Uniontown
152
Washington National Guard Company .
216
Splendid Record of Whitman County in Support of the Red Cross 199
207
An Illustrated Review of the World War.
217
Chronology of America's Participation in the World War 222
History of Overseas Division
223
The Surrender of the German Fleet
234
At the Front with the Ninety-First
.235
Experiences in Camp and in Trench
237
Pullman
208,
214
Rosalia
209,
210
St. John
208
Steptoe
214
Tekoa
209
Thornton
208
Uniontown
208
Winona
208
Sanders, Que X.
43
Watkins, Shelton Fremont.
45
Wieber, George Louis
48
DECEASED RED CROSS NURSES.
Packingham, Mary
SOLDIERS.
Albion .54, 154, 158
Almota .54, 154, 158
Belmont
156
Bishop
154
Colfax .
.56, 58, 60, 62, 64, 66, 68, 70, 158
Elberton
210
Farmington
.210
Garfield
.210
La Crosse
210
Oakesdale
210
Palouse
200
Garfield
200, 208
Glenwood
208
Shields, William Henry
18
Smith, Lyle A ..
27
Uniontown
192
Lebold, Fred L ..
31
Livingston, Ivan D.
34
Maynard, Charles Boyd
21
McRae, John Kenneth
42
Neilly, James Leo
17
Colton
202
Dusty
.208
Endicott
200
Pullman
168, 180, 182, 184, 188, 192
Greene. William Laurence
32
Lamont
. 174
Lancaster
176, 188
Malden
174, 192
Moscow
188
Dosh, Percy H.
28
Hooper
168, 192
12
Johnson
. 170
La Crosse
170, 174
Palouse
Rosalia
St. John
Sunset
Tekoa
192
Farmington
39
Pages
Amos, Wm. H.
16
.208, 210
1 1256 6
Whitman County Liberty Loans
Military and Naval Cantonments and Stations .. 255
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