SERVICE RECORD ~ Army, Navy and Marines J

Pullman, ·'.. ' January, 1920

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\ ) ' A record of the alumni, former students and faculty of the State College of Wash­ ington, who were in the military service of the Allied Countries, during the war with the . ' ' Every effort has been made to locate per­ sons whose names should appear in this book. O n account of uncertain addresses, :cs mistakes are bound to occur and omissions be made. One copy of this record, with corrections, will be kept on file with the ... college librarian, and will serve as a history of the State College men in the war. Cor­ rections should be sent to the Librarian. .,

'I WILLIAM H. AM:os, Engineers, son of PERCY DOSH, Infantry, son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Amos. Received Mrs. Charles Dosh of Palouse, Wash. training Washington Barracl-:s·, Wash­ Entered service October, 1918. Received ington, D. C. Died from influenza in training in S. A . T. C., State College of in l\iovember, 1 918. Washington, Pullman, Wash. Died from influenza at Pullman, Wash., November, RICHARD BURBANK, Infantry, son of Mr. 1918. and Mrs. D. b. Burbank of Edmonds, Wash. E ntered service October, 1918. CARL C. DUNHAM (Pvt.); 28th Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Dunham of Received training in S. A. T. C., State vV . Adna, Wash. Received training at College of Washington, Pullman, Wasl1. Ca mp Mills, N. Y ., and in . Killed Died from influenza at .l:'ullman, Wash., in action on Ju1y 23 , 1918. November, 1918. OSWALD J . FOSS (Sgt.), Mect . Dept., son ANSEL I-I . CHESSER, Infantry, son of of Mr. and Mrs. K . B. Skibness of Spo­ Mr. an Mrs. G. C. Chesser of Stevenson, kane; Wash. Received training at Base Wash. hntered service October, 1918. Hospit al, Lamp Kearny, Calif. Died Received trammg in Second Training from influenza at San Diego, Calif. Detachment, State College of Washing­ ton, Pullman, Wash. Died from influ­ LOUIS B. GLOMAN ( 2nd Lieut.), Q. M. C., enza en route to Eastern camp in No­ Motor Supply Train, son of Mr and Mrs. vember, 1918. K. S. Gloman of Bellingham, Wash. Re­ ceived training at Presidio of San Fran­ CONRAD C. COCKERLINE, 28th Infantry, cisco, Calif. Died from influenza en son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cockerline of route from Presidio, San Francisco, Estacada, . Entered service Calif., to Camp Merritt, N. J ., December October 6, 1917. Received training at 14, 1917. Camp Lewis, vv ash. Wounded at bat­ tle of Soissons July 21, 1918. Killed in THOMAS J. GRAHAM (Pvt.), 361st In­ action by machine gun bullet October fantry; son of Mrs. Marion Gra­ 4, 1918, at Argonne Woods. ham of Gould Gity, Wash. Received training at Camp Lewis, Vvash. Killed HARRY H. COULTER, Infantry, son of in action October 10, 1918. Mr. and Mrs. P . F. Coulter of Olympia, ARCHIE M. HALSEY, 9th Infantry, son of ,Vash. Entered service October, 1918. Mr. and 1\/Irs. W. C. Halsey of Asotin, Received training in S. A. T. C., State W a sh. Wounded in action in July, 1918. College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Killed in action November 9, 1918. Died from influenza at Pullman, Wash., in October, 1918. FRANK HAMELIUS (Sgt.) , 361st In­ fantry, son of Mr. and 1,l[rs. Math Ha­ LEE A. DAY, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and melius of .l:'ullman, Wash. Received Mrs. H . J. Day of Pullman, Wash. Re­ training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Killed ceived training at Columbia University. in action in France September 2 8, 1918. N. Y., on U. S. Sub Chaser 98. Lost his life by gas poisoning on October 26, NICHOLAS HEALY, Air Service, son of 1918, while serving as Chief Machinist's Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Healy of Seattle, Mate on U. B. Chaser 98 on Wash. Killed in aero accident May, patrol duty along English Channel. 1918. Page Five * CLARENCE F. HOLMES (1st Lieut.). En­ going through the streets of Cunel under gineers'. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. heavy machine gun and shell fire. Body Holmes of Spokane, Wasll. Entered was found Noveri1ber 16, across the service April 2 7, 1918. Received train­ Meu se River from Cunel, in the line of ing at Camp Lee, Va., and in France. advance. Wounded at battle of St. Mihiel, France. Was with Flash Sound Rangers in St. I~LMER 0 . LEONARD, Infantry, son of Mihiel drive and received injury which Mr. and Mrs. F. Leonard of Castle Rock, reseulted in death. Died May 2 ", 1919, Wash. Received training at Camp Lew­ at Spoka'1e, Wasn. is, Wash. Wounded in action Octoher 7, 1918, Died October 17, 1918. WILLIAM N. JANS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jans of Edv- a ll, Wash. Received LEE C. LEWIS (Capt.), Infantry, son of training at Ft. Worden, Wash. :Uied Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lewis of Tumwater, from mfluenza at Ft. V\Torden, Wash., Wash. Entered service August 30, 1917. in November, 19 ... 8. Received training at Ft. Leavenworth. Kans., stationed at Camp ·GreenP, N. C. EMIL DALE JINNETT (H. A. 1st cl.), U. Went to the front July 25, iuto tattle S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jin­ July 27, wounded at battle of Sergy July nett of Pullman, Wash. Entered sen­ 29, 1917. Was taken to 1Dv,tc1ntioc ice March 1 8, 1918. Received training Hosp. No. 6, near Chateau Thierry, at Bremerton, Wash. Discharged June where he died July 30, 1918 18, 1919; totally disabled. Died from effects of pneumonia January 6, 1920, IVAN D. LIVINGSTON ((;aclet), Air Sarv­ at Portland, Ore. ice, son of Mr. G. F. Ljving,,,ton of Turo­ da, Wash. Killed in Am·u Accident at RICHARD JUVENAL, Infantry, son of Mr. Foggia, Italy, May 8, 1918. and Mrs. J. T. Juvenal of Kahlotus, Wash. Entered service October, 1918. ALEXANDER McALISTEJR. Died at his Received training in S. A. T. C., State home in Scotland from exposure receive,-] College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. at sinking of Tuscania. Died from influenza NovemlJer, 1918, at Pullman, Wash. LEO McCORMACK, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. McCormack of R epublic, Wash. LESLIE M. KNIGHT, S. A. T. C., son of Kil.Jed in action in France. Mr. and Mrs. A. J . Knight pf Tacoma, ·wash. Entered service October, 1918. WILLIS E. MASON (Sgt.), Chemical War­ Received training in S. A. T . C., Stan­ fare Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. ford University. Died on March 31, Mason of Yakima, Wash. Entered serv­ 1919, at Tacoma. ice October 6, 1917. Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash., and Edgewood LOUIS LEIDL ( 2nd Lieut.), 7th Engin­ Arsenal, Md. Burned by mustard oil. eers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wendelin Leidl which was escaping from a bursting of Glenwood , Wash. Entered service Au­ valve. Died · from the effects October g ust, 191 7. Received training at .Amer­ 6, 1 918. ican University, Washington, D. C., and in France. Killed at battle of Cunel BOYD C. MAYNARD (1st Lieut.), U. S. Octol;>er 14, 1918. Went over top on Marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. May­ morning of October 14, was last seen nard of Colton, Wash. Received train- Page Six ing at Quantico, Va. Wounded in action LAWRENCE C. SIEVEKE, Infantry, son April 1, 1918. Killed in action near of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sieveke of Latah. Chateau Thierry June 7, 1913. Was Wash. Entered service October, 1918. posthumously awarded the croix de Received training in S. A. T. C., State guerre and cited for bravery by the College of Vi7ashington, Pullman, Wash. French ~,overnment. Died from influenza at Pullman Octo­ ber, 1918. LOUIS MUTTY, U. S. Navy (Aviation Sec­ tion), son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mutty ROY L. SHAW, son of Mrs. Ma-ry C. Baker of Port Townsend, Wash. Received of Baker, Ore. Died from influenza. training at Seattle, Wash., San Diego, Calif., Cambridge, Mass. Killed in aero HENRY E. TURNER (1st Lieut.) , Air accident July 9, 1918, at Miami, Fla. Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Tur­ ner of Seattle, Wash. Entered service .JAMES L. NEILLY, Air Service, ot June, 1917. Received training a t Ber­ Sprague, Wash. Died from pneumonia keley, Calif.; stationed at Bordeaux, at V✓ aco, Texas. France. Killed in air fight on Argonne CHARLES J . NEWLAND (Lieut. ) , Infan­ front October 23, 1.9 19. try, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Newland of Ritzville, VVash. Killed in a ction in 1-l OW ARD H. VAN VORIS ( 2nd Lieut.), France September 2 7, 1918. son of Mrs. A. L. Yates of Stites, . Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash. WILLIAM NOLAN, Infantry, of P ullman, Killed in action at Meulebeke, Belgium, Vi7ash. Entered service October, 1918. October 31, 1918. Posthumous awar~l Received training in S. A. 'l'. C., State of medal made for exceptional bravery. College of ·vvashington, Pullman, Wash. Died from influenza at Pullman, Wash., VERN D. WEEKS, Signal Corps, son of November, 1918. Mr. and Mrs. J. H . Weeks of Carter, Mont. Entered service October 4, 191 7. THEODORE R. NORVELL, Infar:.try, son Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash. of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Norvell of Helix, Engagements: Wounded by mustard Ore. Entered service October , 1918. gas in Argonne Forest on October 1, Received training in S. A. T . C., State 1918. On Lorraine Front, Cantigny Colle~,e of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Front. Took part in action at St. Mi­ Died from influenza at Pullman, Wash., hiel, Soissons, Marne, Argonne, Argonne in October, 1918. Meuse Offensive. Died from exposure LEON PALMER, Air Service, son of Mr. at Le Mans, France, February. 5, 1919. and Mrs. O. K. Palmer of Chehalis,, Wash. Received training at Berkeley, LOGAN WHEELER (Cpl.), Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. F . H. Wheeler of Yaki­ Calif. i.,ied from influenza at Berkeley, ma, Wash. Received training at Camp Calif., November 1, 1918. Lewis, Wash. Killed in action. IVAN L . PRICE, U. S. Marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Price of Long Beach, GEORGE DOUGLAS 'iiVITT (Ph. M.) , U. Calif. Received training at San Diego, S. Marines, son of Mr. G. M. Witt of Calif. (Marine Barracks). Killed in Harrington, Wash. Received training action November 3, 1918, on third day at San Francisco, Calif . . Died in France of Meuse Argonne drive. on October 26 from wounds r eceived Page Seven October G, while g1vmg medical aid to FRED B. WIVEL, Infantry, son of Mr. wounded marines in assault near St. and Mrs. Chas. H. Wivel of Shelt on, Etienne-la-Arnes. Posthumously award­ v\Tash. Received training at Camp ed d istinguished service cross and cited Mills, N. Y., and in France. Died from for extraordinary heroism. pneumonia in April, 1919 .

Page Eight OTTO ACKER, Infantry, son of Mr. and training at Presid10 of San Francisco, Mrs. George Acker of ·w ashougal, Wash. Calif., Camp Fremont, Calif. ,Camp Tay­ Received training at Camp Merritt, N . lor, Ky., Camp McClellan, Ala. Dis­ J . Served with Co. G, 18th Infantry, charged March 1, 1919. First Div., American Expeditionary Forces, France. RUSSELL S. ALGER (Pvt.), Engineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Alger of Spo­ CHARLES E. ADAMS (Pvt.), Infantry, kane, Wash. Entered service May 8, 166th Depot Brigade, son of Mr. anc1 1917. Received tra ining at Presidio of Mrs. Wm. Adams of Fairfield, Wash. San Francisco, Calif, Camp Devens, Reecived training at Camp Lewis, iVash. Mass. Engagements: Served with French Engineer Corps, later with Chief HAROLD J. ADAMS (Pvt.), Quartermas­ of Construction. Four months at Uni­ ter Corps, son of Mr. and Mr s . vVm . .ID. versity of Paris. Discharged July 23, Adams of Seattle, Wash. Entered serv­ 1919. ice January 7, 1918. Received training at Camp Johnston, Fla. Discharged JAY COOKE ALLEN, JR., U . S. Navy, son August 5, 1919. of Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Allen of Seattle, ViTash. Entered service October 14, HERMAN H. ADAMS, Infantry, son of Mr. 1918. Received training at Naval Train ­ and Mrs. Wm. J. Adams of Fairfield, ing Camp, Seattle, vVash. Discharged Wash. Entered service October 1, 1918. December 21, 1918. Received training in S. A. T. C., Stata College of W a shington, Pullman, Wash. SIDNEY S. ALLEN (Farrier), Veterinary Discharged_December, 1918. Corps, 13th Div., 38th Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Allen of Du­ ORVILLE S. ADAMS (Capt.), Medical vall, iVash. , Entered service August l, Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Adams. 1918. Received training at Camp Lew­ of Davenport, ·wash. Entered service is, Wash. Discharged February 6, 1919. October 29, 1918. Received training at" State College of Washington, Pullman, H. VICTOR ALMEN ( 2nd Lieut.), Coast Wash., State Guards. Stationed in Base Artillery Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hospital, Camp Lewis, Wash. Dis­ John M. Almen of Seattle, Wash. En­ charged August 2, 1919. tered service June 5, 1918. Received training at Ft. Monroe, Va. Discharged RUSSEL M. ADAMS (Sgt.), Infantry, ·son December 13, 1918. of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Adams of Se­ attle, Wash. Entered service January ROSS D. ALVERSUN, Coast Artillery­ 5, 1918. Received training at Camp Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Al­ Lewis, iVash. Discharged November 4, verson of t:iedro Woolley, Wash. En­ 1918. tered service July 2 5, 191 7 . Received training at Puget Sound, Coast Defense, F'RED SHAW AGETON (Q. M. 3d cl.), U, Ft. Casey, Wash., Ft. Worden, Wash., S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Age­ Langres Lussac, France. Engagement3: ton of Pullman, Wash. Entered serv­ 16 months' foreign service, France. Dis­ ice April 1 7, 191 7. Received training c·harged March 2 9, 1919. at Goat Island, Calif. Stationed with Atlantic Fleet on U . S. S. Connecticut, RALPH M. ALWA'f, (Sgt.), 18th Engin­ U. S. S. K. I. Luckenback. eers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Al way of Tacoma, Wash. i:

CECIL C. CAMP (Cpl.), Artillery, 91st MARK W. CARROTHERS, U. S. Navy, son Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Camp of of Mr. and Mrs. A. F . Carrothers of Davenport, vvash. Entered service Pullman, Wash. Received training at Mrach 2, 1918. Received training at Puget Sound Navy Yard, Bremerton, Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Mills, N. Y., Wash; U. S. Naval Training Camp, Se­ Clermont Ferrand, France, Argonne attle, Wash. Forest. Nine days' action in Argonne Forest with 3rd Army, 7th Corps in J. WILLIS CARSON (Seaman 2nd cl.), U. Germany near Coblenz. Dischargell S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Car­ April 26, 1 919. son of Pullman, Wash. Received train­ FRANK CANNON (Sgt.), son of Mr. and ing at Puget Sound Navy Yard, Bremer­ Mrs. G. W. Gannon of Pal ouse, Wash. ton, Wash. Received training at Barron Field, Ever­ THEODORE H. CARTWRIGHT (1st man, Texas. Lieut.), lJ. 8. Marines, son of Mr. and CECIL C. CANTRELL, U. S. Navy (Ra­ Mrs; George Cartwright of Seattle, dio), son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cantrell Wash. Entered service December, 1917. of Pullman, Wash. Received training Received training at Mare Island, Calif., at U. S. N . Radio School, Cambridge, and Quantico, Va. Stationed at Galves­ Mass. ton, Texas, Guantanomo Bay, Cuba, • Camagney, Cuba. Now in command of CLIFFORD N. CARLSEN (Ph. Mate 3rd 94th Co., 7th Regiment, U. S. M. C., at cl.), U. S. Navy, Hosp. Corps, son of Camagney, Cuba. Still in service Octo­ Mr. and Mrs. Elias Carlsen of Kent, ber, 1919. Wash. Entered service March 4, 1918. Received training at Puget Sound Naval CLAY R. CATE (1st cl. Machinist's Mate), Tr. Sta.; on U. S. S. Santa Paula, U. S. U. S. Navy (Engineers), son of Mr. and S. George Washington. Discharged May Mrs. C. R. Cate of Clarkston, Wash. En­ 22, 1919. tered service December 7, 191 7. Re- . ceived training at Mare Island. Sta­ ALBERT CARLSON (Pvt. 1st cl.), 316th tioned on U. S. S. Maine, U. S. S. Pas­ Engineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. J . .l!l. tores. Made 14 trips across; credited Carlson of Fall City, vvash. Entered with sinking two. ; shelled service October 3, 191 7. Received once, slight damages. Discharged Octo­ training at Camp Lewis, Wash. On re­ ber 4, 1919. serve at St. Mihiel September 12-16, 1918; in Meuse Argonne September 26- HARRY M. CHAMBERS, son of Mr. antl October 12, 1918; Ypres Lys Belgium Mrs. Burton L. Chambers of Elwood, October 31-November 11, Bl8. Dis­ Nebr. Entered service Septem1ber 7, charged April 29, 1919. 1918. Received training at Central Of­ ficers' Training School, Field Artillery, FRANK W c·ARLSON (Sgt.), Air Service, Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. Discharged 86th Div., Company A, son of Mr. and November 30, 1918. Page Twenty CHARLES CHAMBLISS (Lieut'. ), Infan­ EDWARD I. CHEELY (Lieut.), Medical try, son of Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Cham­ Dept., Vet. Corps. Served in France bliss. Stationed at Camp Lewis, Wash with Veterinary Corps. Wash., in 166th Depot Brigade. M. EDWARD CHENEY ( 2nd Lieut.)°, Air CLARENCE A. CHAMP, U. S. Navy.. Re­ Service, son of Mr. and M.rs. E. J. l.he­ ceived training on U. S. S. Utah. ney of Seattle, Wash. Entered service December 21, 191 7. Received training LOUIS F. CHAMPLIN, U. S. Marines, son at Mass. Inst. Technology. · Stationed · of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. L. Champlin of at New York district office, Bureau of Tacoma, ViTash. Entered service May Aircraft l-'roduction. Still in the serv­ 23, 1918. Received training at Mare !8- ice October 27, 1919. land, Calif., Annapolis, Mel., and Quan­ tico, Va. Discharged Jan. 15, 1919. WALTER H . CHENEY (Pvt), 361st In­ fantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. STAMFORD G. CHAPMAN (Lieut.), Stew­ Chen ey of Fall City, Wash. Entered ard, U . S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. service September 5, 1917. Received J. Chapman of Pullman, Wash. En­ training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Dis­ tered service in 18 9 9. ,., Stationed at charged October 21, 1918. Naval Air Station, Akron, Ohio. En·­ gagements : On East Coast during sub­ HALLY D. CHESNEY, 161st Infantry, son marine menace; kept the 20 Subs. at­ of Mrs. John Whalen of San Francisco, tached supplied with food. In Regular Calif. Served in France with 41st Navy. Division, Co. A. WENDELL S .. CHAPMAN, Engineern Re­ WALTER B. CHIDESTER ( 1st Lieut. ), serve, son of S. L. Chapman of Pullman, Engineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. W . C. Wash. .t!lntered service October, 1918. Chidester of Tacoma, Wash. Received Received training in S. A. T. C., State training in Engineer Officers Training College of Washington, Pullman, ViTash. Corps at Camp Humphreys, Va., and Discharged December, 1918. Camp Fremont, Calif. CHARLES T. CHASE (Yeoman 1st cl.), MARION CHRISTENSEN, 361st Infantry, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Christensen E. Chase of Bremerton, Wash. Entererl of Lancaster, Wash. Received training service July 18, 191 7. Received train­ at Camp Lewis, Wash. Served in ing at Naval Tr. Sta., Puget Sound, France with ~1st Division. Wash., R. S. Puget Sound, R. S. at New SOREN CHRISTENSEN (Pvt.J, Infantry, York; .l!'ecleral Rendezvous, !Brooklyn, 166th Depot Brigade, son of Mr. and N. Y . Discharged July 17, 191 9. Mrs. Christian Christensen of So. Bell­ ingham, Wash. Entered service July CLIFFOR E. CHASE (Major), 4th En­ 20, 1918. Received traming at Camp gineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lewis, Wash. Discha rged December 5, Chase of Wenatchee, Wash. Entered 1918. service April 1 8, 191 7. Received train­ ing at Presidio of San Francisco, Calif., LORRAINE C. CHRISTIAN (Sgt.), l<'ielll Vancouver Bks., Wash., Camp Greene, Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. N. U., and France. Engagements: Christian of Prosser, Wash. Served in Wounded at battle of Chateau Thierry France with Battery E, 146th Reg. of and Argonne Meuse; took part in action Field Artillery. at Chateau Thierry, Vesle River Cam­ paign, St. Mihiel, Argonne Meuse; in SAMUEL H. CHRISTMAN (Sgt. Major), hospital with wounds from September Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. 26, 1918, to June 4, 1919. Dischrngerl Christman of Colville; Wash. Entered June 4, 1919. service September 2 6, 191 7. Received training at Camp Grant, Ill., and Train­ MARVIN 0. CHASE, Infantry, son of Mr. ing Cadre at (;amp Grant, Ill. Appoint­ and Mrs. George M. Chase of Grandview, ed army field clerk March 10, 1919. Wash. Entered service October, 1918. Received training in S. A. T. C., State HARRIS CHRISTOPHER, Infantry, Med­ Colle;;e of Washington, Pullman, Wash. ical Dept. Received training .at Camp Discharged December, 1918. Lewis, Wash., Camp Grant, Ill. Page Twenty-one RICHARD A. CISNA, U. S. Navy, son of LESLIE •CLOUGH ( 1st Lieut.), Sanitary Mr . and Mrs. l\lL A. Cisna of Spokane, Corps. Stationeu at Walter Reed Gen­ Wash. Entered service October, 1917. eral Hospital, Washington, D. C. Received training at Naval Training Unit, State College of Washington, STORRS F. CLOUGH (Q. M.). U. S. Navy, Pullman, Wash. Discharged December, Transport Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1918. Guy A. Clough of Rochester, Vt. En­ tered service June 4, 191 7. Received ALBERT C. CLANCY, Motor Transport training at Newport, R. I.. Stationed Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Clancy on U. S. S. America and U. S. S. Ches­ of Pullman, Wasn. Received training ter. Attacked by submarine February, at Newport News, Va. 1918, and March, 1918. Made 17 round CURRY C. CLARK (Cpl.), Field Artillery, trips on U. S. S. America; about 45,000 son of Mrs. Agnes M. Clark of Spokane, troops carried each way. Wash. Received training at Camp JOHN G. CLOUSTON, U. S. Navy, son or Green, N. C., Long Island, N. Y. Served Mr. and Mrs. J . Y. Clouston of Mt. Ver­ with 146th Regiment of Field Artillery non, 'i,Vash . Entered service March 1, in .l!,rance. 1918. Received training at Seattle, EVERETT R. CLARK (Pvt.), 80th Field \l\Tash., San Francisco, Calif., Mare fa­ Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. land Navy Yards. Discharged Febru­ Clark of Everett, Wash. Entered serv­ ary 18, 1919. ice July, 1918. Received training at ROBERT COAD, Infantry, son of Mr. ancl Camp Upton, N. Y. Stationed at Van­ Mrs. B. S. Coad of Spokane, Wash. En­ nes and Pont an Mousson, France; sta­ tered service October, 1918. Received tioned at Lorraine on reserve. Still in training in S. A. T. C., State College of service November 12, 1919. Washington, Pullman, Wash. Dis­ GEORGE W. CLARY (2nd Lieut.), Field charged December, 1918. Artillery, Veterinary Corps. Served in .France with 346th Regiment of Field GUY R. COE ( 2nd Lieut), l!'ield Artillery, Artillery. son of Mrs. Romaine Coe of Spokan-3, Wash. Entered service September 23, MORRIS D. CLARK (Pvt.), Field Artil­ 191 7. Received training at Camp lery, son of Mrs. Agnes l\lL Clark of Spo­ Lewis, Wash., Camp Taylor, Ky., and kane, ·wash. tlerved with 146th Regi­ Camp Travis, Texas. Discharged Feb­ ment of Field Artillery in France. ruary 15, 1919. IRVING L. CLEAVE (Cpl.), 346th Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles CHARLES A. COLE (M. M. Q.), U. ··::l. Cleave of bpokane, \ii/ash. Entered Navy, son of Mrs. Susie Cole. Enter'e.,t service December 8, 1917. Received service October 6, 1 91 7. Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Dis­ training at San Diego, Calif. Stationed in Porto Corsini, Italy. Discharged charged February 6, 1919. July 8, 1919. HOWARD B. CLEES (2nd Lieut.). 41st Machine Gun Bn., 14th Div., son of Mr. PAUL G. COLE, son of Mr. and Mrs . .I:'. and Mrs. John Clees of Okanogan, !VI. Cole of Lancaster, Wash. Received Wash. Entered service May 22, 1917. training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Received training at Ft. Wright, Wash., Merritt, N . J. Ft. Lawton, Wash., Camp Lewis, Wash., WILLIAM F. COLE (Electrician 1st cl.), Camp Hancock, Ga., Camp Custer, Mich. U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Discharged February 3, 1919. I. Cole of Oroville, Wash. Entered SAMUEL J. CLERF (Q. M. 1st cl.), U . S. service October 11, 1917. Received Navy, son or Mrs. Mary A. Clerf of El­ training at U . S. N. Tr. Sta., San Fran­ lensburg, VV ash. Entered service De­ cisco, Calif., U. S. Radio School, Har­ cember 6, 191·1. Received training at vard, Vvireless Telephone School, New Bremerton, Wash., Pelha m Bay, N. Y., London, Conn., Great Lakes, Ill. Dis­ U. S. Submarine Station, New London, charged June 28, 1919. Conn. Released December 8, 1918. ROBERT W. COLLIER (Pvt.), son of ARTHUR JVI. CLOTHIER, Infantry. Re­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Collier of Seattle, ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Wash. Entered service August 14, 166th Depot Brigade. 1918. Received training in Training Page Twenty-two Detachment, P ullman, Wash., Ft. Wor­ EDWIN W. COPELAND, Air Service, son d en, Wash., A u stin, Texas. Discharged of Mr. and Mrs. W . R. Copeland of Walla February 3, 1919. ·walla, Wash. Received training at San Diego, Calif. Stationed at Field A, EDWIN L. COLLINS ( 1st L ieut.), In­ Northern Bombing Group, A. E . F., fantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Col­ France. Engagements: nightly flights lins of Spol,ane, vVash. Entered serv­ over lines on Flanclers front as rear ice May 10, 1 91 7. Received training in g unman; uombed docks of Zebrugge R. Q . T. C. , Presidio, San Francisco, a nd m u nition factories at Ghent and Calif. Personnel Adjutant, Camp Stu­ Bingen. Discharged February 26, 1919. art, Va. Discharged May 30, 1919. HOMER COLLINS, Infantry,. son of l\.lr. RAYMOND C. COPELAND (Flying Ua­ det), Air Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. J. Collins of Spokane, A. Grant Copeland of Hooper, Wash. En­ "\;

ORVIS B. COLLINS (Sgt.), Infantry, son STANLEY !VI. CORBELL (Ensign), U. S. of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Collins of Great Navy. Rece ived training at U . S. N. Tr. Falls, Mont. Entered service October Sta., San Francisco, Calif., Reserve Of­ 1 7, 1918. lteceived training at Camp ficers School, U. S. N. Operating Base, Lewis, Wash. In action at St. Mihiel , , Va. Meuse, Argonn e and Lys-Schelt ( Bel­ gium J . · Discharged April 2 7 , 1919. OSCAR L . CORNWALL • ( 1st Lieut.), In­ fantry, 91st and 13th Divs., son of Mr. REANIOND COLLIS (deceased), Infantry, and Mrs. H. D. Cornwall · of Coeur son of Mr. Charies Collis of Spokane, dJ Alene, Idaho. Entered service rv1ay 8, vV ash. Entered service October, 1918 . 191 7. Received training a t Presidio, Received training in S. A. T. C., St ate San Francisco, Cah f ., Camp Lewis, College of W ashington, Pullman, ViTash. Wash. Discharged April 11, 1919. Discharged December, 1918. KENNETH P . CORSON (2nd L ieut.), U.S. GILFORD JOHN COLVIN (Ph. 1st cl.), Marines, son of Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Cof­ Hosp. Corps, U . S.. Navy, son of Mrs. T. son of Issaquah, Wash. Entered serv­ .. E. Colvin of Colfax, Wash. Entered ice May, 191 7. Received training at ·service June 15, 1917. Received train­ Vallejo, Calif., Quantico, Va., Galveston , ing at Yerba Beuna Island, Calif., Great Texas, School for Officers, F r ance. Sta-­ Lakes, Ill., Bremerton, Wash. Dis­ tioned near Coblentz, Germany. In ac­ charged March 31', 1 919 . tion in Argonne Woods.

SAJVlUEL P . CONNELL (Lieut.) . Sta- EDWARD V. COULL (Cpl.) , U. S . Ma­ tioned at San Pedro, Calif. rines, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A . Coull of Kennewick, Wash. Entered servica CECIL C. COOK, Field Artillery, son of April 1 2, 1918. Received training a t Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Cook of Yakima, Marine Bks., Mare Island, Calif. Served Wash. Served with Ordnance Corps, as instructor of recruits d uring entire 146th Regiment of Field Artillery, period of enlistment. Discharged Janu­ F rance. ary 3 0, 1 919 . CLYDE D . COOK (2nd Lieut.), Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D . Cook of Aso­ LEO L. COULTER (Sgt. 1st cl.), Signal tin, Wash. Entered service January 5, Corps, 41st Div., son of Mr. and Mrc;. 1918. Received training at Camp F. P . Coulter of Olympia, Wash. En­ Lewis, Wash., Camp Lee, Va. Dis­ tered service September 8, 191 7. Re­ charged December 7, 191 8. ceived training at Camp Green, N. C., and Camp Mills, N. Y . Served e ight JOHN F . COOPER, son of Mr. and Mrs. months with 41st Division; three John Cooper of Seattle, Wash. Re·­ months as signal instructor; 10 months ceived training at F. A . C. 0. T. S.,. 53rd with 3rd Division. Disch arged Septem­ T raining Battery, Camp. Taylor, Ky. ber 8, 1919. Page Twenty-three WILBUR D. COURTNEY (Pvt. -st cl.). Q. ROSS E. CULVER, 20th Engineers, son of M. Corps, Making Co., son of Mrs. L. B . Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Culver of Spokane, Courtney of I'ullman, Wash. Entered Wash. Served with Co. B, 5th Bat­ service May 25, 1917. Received train­ t alion, 20th Engineers, in France. ing at Presidio, San Francisco, Calif., Ft. Wright, Wash., Camp Johnston, HAROLD J. CUNDY (1st Lieut.), 62nd Fla., Angers and Tours, France. Dis­ Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W . charged May 29, 1919. Cundy of Spokane, Wash. lteceivecl training at Camp Fremont, Calif., l-Iax­ RALPH COWGILL (Capt.), Engineers. ton, Colo. Received training at Engineer Officers HANES H. CUNNINGHAM ( Sgt. 1st cl.), Training Corps, Camp Humphrey, Wash. Medical Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. G. ALFRED CRANE. W . Cunningham of St. John, Wash. En­ tered service June 2 0, 191 7. Received BUELL R. CRANE, Infantry, son of Mr. training at Presidio, San Francisco, and Mrs. J. C. Crane of St. John, Wash. Calif., Camp Fremont, Calif., Camp Ent ered service October, 1918. Re­ Mills, N. Y ., Camp Stuart, Va. Dis­ ceived training ih S. A. T. C., State Col­ charged December 24, 1918. lege of vVashington, Pullman, Wash. J. RUSSELL CUNNINGHAM (1st Lieut.), Discharged December, 1 918. Air Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. DUNCAN W. CRANE, U. S. Navy, son of Cunningham of Spokane, ViTash. Re­ Mrs. J. V\T. Binkley of Spoka ne, ceived training at Berkeley, Calif., Riv­ Wash. Entered service July 21 , 191 7. erside, Calif., Rockwell Field, San Received training at Ma re Island. Calif. Diego, Calif. Stationed abo~rd the U. S. S . Taylor. EUGENE G. CURTI (Phar. Mate 2nd cl.J, Discharged August 12, 1919. U. S. Navy Medical Dept, son of Mrs. WILLIAM HAROLD CRISMAN, U. S. Richard F . Curti of Spokane, Wash. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cris­ Entered service November 11, 1917. Re­ man of ::,pokane, ViTash. Entered serv­ ceived traming at San Diego, Calif., Na­ ice October, 1918. Received training in val Tr. Station. Stationed at New U . S . Naval Training Unit, State Col­ York Docking Place. Served on U. S. lege of Washington, Pullman, Wash. S. Comfort and on U. S. S. Orizaba in Discharged December, 1918. Med. Dept. Made 1 O trips across. THOMAS NATHAN CROCKER (Gunners SAMUEL J. CURTIS ( 2nd Lieut.), 11th Mate). U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. H. Croclrnr of Winlock, Wash. En­ M. Curtis of Winlock, Wash. Entered tered service September 7, 191 7 . Re­ service June 18, ,.~17. Received train­ ceived training at receiving ship at Pu­ ing at Douglas, Ariz. Served in get Sound. Stationed on U. S. S. C. 2 99. France eight months. Discha rged April Discharged July 31, 1919. 25, 1919. ARVID P. CROONQUIST (1st Lieut.), JOHN W. CUSTE~, Infantry, son of Mr. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Croonquist of and Mrs. P. P . Custer of Oak Harbor, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Entered service ViTash. Entered service October, 1918 . May 11, 191 7. Received training at Received training in O. T . S. Camp Tay­ Presidio, San Francisco, Calif., Camp lor, Ky., S. A . T. C., State College· of Fremont, Calif., and Camp Lee, Va. Washington, Pullman, Wash. Regular Army. CLARENCE CUTLER, Engineers Reserve, HUGH C. CROONQUIST (Sgt.), 20th }J]n­ son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cutler of Ta­ gineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. A . Croon­ coma, ViTash. Entered service, October, quist of Opportunity, Wash. Received 1918. Received training in S. A . T. C., training at Cami? American University, Sta te College of Washington, Pullman, Washington, 1D. C. Stationed at La Wash. Discharged December, 191 8. Celle, Bruere \Cher. ), France. Dis­ charged July 17, 1919. PAUL I. CUTLER, Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. W . S. Cutler of Tacoma, Wash. HAROLD CUL VER, Coast Artillery Corps, Entered service October, 1918. Re­ Medical Dept., son of Mrs. Myrtle Cul­ ceived training in S. A. T. C., State Col­ ver of Pullman, Wash. Received train­ lege of Washington, Pullman, Wash., ing at ·Ft. Worden, Wash. 0 . T. S., Camp Taylor, Ky. Page Twenty-four WILLIAM R. DAGGETT (Sgt.), Air Serv­ 1917. Received training at Mt. Clem­ ice, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Daggett ens, Mich., Waddington, England, Cha­ of Spokane, Wash. Entered service tillon Sur Seine, France. Discharged October 6, 1917. Received t r aining at June 12, 1919. Camp Lewis, Wash. On service with D. L. R. & R. in Meuse, Argonne and St. CHARLES RAY DAVIS (Sgt.), son of Mrs. Mihiel offensive. Discharged July 1 7, Naomi Davis of Pomeroy, Wash. 1919. HARLAND DAVIS, Infantry, son of Mr. ALEXANDER E. DAHLKE, Engineers Re­ and Mrs. Walter Davis of Colfax, Wash. serve, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Dahkle of Entered service September 2J, 1918. Portland, Ore. Entered service October, Received training at Central Officers 1918. Received training in S. A. T. C., Training School, Camp Pike, Ark. Dis­ State College of vVashington, Pullman, ch arged December 10, 1918. Wash. Discharged December, 1918. J OSEPH A. DAVIS (Lieut.), Fie]d Artil­ CARL A. DALQUIST, Infantry, son of Mr. lery, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Davis of and Mrs. John Dalquist of Everett, Spokane, Wash. Received training at Wash. Entered service October, 1918. Camp Lewis, Wash., with 91st Division; Received training in S. A. T. C., State la ter transferred to Jth Corps, Field Ar­ College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. tillery, supporti,ng 3rd Division in Ar­ Discharged December, 1918. gonne, Meu se drive. ,vounded in Ar­ gonne 1\l[euse drive. ALEX F. DANA (Pvt.), 1st Infantry, 16 6th Depot Brigade, son and Mr. and CYRIL A. W. DAWSON (Major), Coast Mrs. J . B. Dana of Olympia, Wasn. En­ Artillery Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. tered service September 6, 1918. Re­ H. Dawson of Pullman, Wash. Entereu ceived training at Camp Grant, Ill. service March 11, 1913. Received train­ Discharged February 26, 1919.. ing at State College of Washington, Pullman, Wash., Ft. Stevens, Ore. Sta­ CHARLES A. DANA, U. S. Navy, son ot' tioned at Ft. Mills, Corregidor, P. I. In l\lir. and Mrs. Dana of Pullman, "'' ash. r egular army. Entered service October, 1918. Re­ ceived training in Naval Training Unit, HAROLD F . W. DAWSON, Naval Aviation State College of Washington, Pullman, Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Daw­ Wash. Discharged December, 1918. con of Pullman, Wasu. Received train at Naval Training Sta., Seattle, Wash. ARTHUR LEVI DANIEL (Cpl.), Infantry. 13th Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. H ARRY W. DEEGAN (1st Lieut.), Dental Daniel of La Crosse, Wash. Enterecl Corps, 314th Inf., 79th Div., son of Mr. service September 20, 1917. Received and Mrs. Wm. J. Deegan of Tacoma. training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Entered service Aur;ust 4, 1917. Sta­ Merritt, N. J. Discharged J une 30, tioned at Camp 111:eade, Md., Camp 1919. Lewis, Wash., A. E. F., France. Gassed and wounded in Meuse Argonne drive. l\1AURICE P. DARGAN, 18th Engineers, Discharged Au gust 6, 1919. son of Mrs. Veh of Thief River Fall1, Minn. Served with 18th Engineers in FRED L. DELKIN, Infantry, son of Mr. France. and Mrs. A. L . Delkin of Seattle, Wash. Received training at Camp Lewis, "''ash PHILIP W . DASCH (Cpl.) , 13th F. A., Served with 91 st Division in France. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dasch of Palouse, Wash. Entered service May JAMES LADD DELKIN (Pvt.), U. S. A. A . 3 0, 191 7. Received training at Ft. S , with French Army, son of Mr. and Bliss, Texas. Stationad at Ulman, Ger­ Mrs. A . L. Delkin of Seattle, Wash. En­ many. i,,nGagements: Was in drive at tered service October 30, 1917. Re­ Chateau Thierry; wounded by accident. ceived training at Angel Island, Calif., In Germany with Army of Occupation. Allentown, Pa. Emgagements: Soissons offensive July 18-22, 1918; St. Mihiel MARK E. DAVIS, Au· Service, son of Mr. offensive September 12-1 7, 1918; Meuse and Mrs. Lewis Dav-is of Waverly, Argonne offensive October 22-November \\' ash. Entered service November 13, 11, 1918. Discharged May 27, 1919. Page Twenty-fiYe STILLMAN DEMPSEY ( 2nd Lieut.), Field Marne offensive, St. Mihiel offensive, Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Argonne Meuse offensive, Army of Oc­ Dempsey. Entered service March 28, cupation at Coblenz. Discharged Au­ 1918. Received training at Camp g ust 1, 1919. Lewis, Wash., Camp Fremont, Calif., and Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. Dis­ BASIL DOANE (Lieut.), Air Service, son charged December 5, 1918. of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Doane of Spolcane, Wash. Received training at Berkeley, STEPHEN DENSMORE, Infantry, son of Calif. (Military Aernoutical School), Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Densmore of Sunny­ March Field, Riverside, Calif. side, Wash. Received training at Camp Lewis, Vilash. HENRY DOELLE, U. S. Air Service. HENRY DE YOUNG (Cpl.), Development Battalion, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. H. RAYMOND W. DORSEJY ( 2nd Lieut.). DeYoung of Kent, Wash. Entered serv­ Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. ice May 15, 1918. R eceived training at B. Dorsey of W aterville, Wash. En­ Camp Lewis, Wash. Discharged De­ tered service September 2 0, 191 7. Re­ cember 11, 1919. ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Taylor, Ky., Ft. Sill, Okla. Dis­ LEE W. DICKENSEN, U. S. Navy, Medical charged December 17, l ;, 18. Dept., son of Mr. and -Mrs. Charles Dick­ inson of Touchet, Wash. Entered serv­ FRANK H . DOUGLASS. Infantry, son of ice July 9, 191 7. Received training at Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Douglass of Sedro San Francisco, Calif., and U. S. Naval Woolley, Vilash. Entered service Oc­ Hospital, Great Lakes, Ill. Stationed tober, 1918. Received training in S. on U. S. S. South Dakota and U. S. A. T. C., State College of Washington, Northern Pacific. Discharged August · Pullman, Wash. Discharged December, 30, 1919. 1918.

MARTIN E. DIDRICKSEN (Ensign), U. 8. WILLIAM DRUMHELLER (Yeoman 1st Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Didrick­ cl.), son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Drum­ sen of Tacoma, Wash. Entered service heller of Walla Vi'alla, Wash. Received June 6, 1917. Received training 'at training at Yeoman School, San Fran­ Naval Operating Base, Norfolk, Va. cisco. Calif. Stationed at Base No. ;, , Commanding Officer U. S. Sub Chaser European waters., U. S. S. Buffalo, Pon­ 121. Engagements: Operating with fly­ ta Delgada, St. Michael Island, Azors ing Squadron off Atlantic Coast, watch­ Islands. ing for U boats; from August 20 to No­ vember 2 5; credited with one U boat. MAX M. DU BOIS (C. M. 2nd cl.), U. 8. Discharged July 31, 1919. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Du Bois of Tacoma. Wash. Entered service CARL F. DIETZ (Capt.), U. S. Marines, August 8, 1917. Received training son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dietz of Brem­ at Naval Tr. Sta .. Seattle, Wash., on board erton, Wash. Entered service April 7, 191 7. Received training at Marine U. S. S. Great Northern. Leogre Island Navy Yards. U. S. S. Melville, at Queenil­ Bks., Mare Island, Calif., and Quantico, Va. Released August 4, 1919 . town, Ireland. Discharged February 13, 1919. JOHN W . DIVINE. Ordnance Dept, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Divine of Elber, LOREN F. DUMAS (Sgt.), Infantry, son ton, Wash. Received training at Ord­ of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Dumas of Dayton, nance Training School, Eugene, Ore., Wash. Entered service January 1, Camp McArthur, Texas, Camp -Hancock, 1918. Received training at Camp Ga. Lewis, Wash. Stationed at Camp Grant, Ill. Discharged November 30, 1918. ROBERT S. DIXON (Pvt. 1st cl.), Field Artillery. Entered service August 5, EARL A. DUNLAP, (2nd Lieut.), In­ 1917. Received training at Ft. Walla fanfry, 13 Division, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walla, Wash., Camp Green, N. C., Camp J. 111[. Dunlap of Dayton, Wash. En­ · Mills. N . . Y., Camp de Souge and Cle­ tered service September 4, 1917. Re­ ment Ferrand, France. Engagements: ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Marne .Champagne defensive, Aisne Discharged December 3, 1918. Page Twenty-six EDWARD L. DUNLAP, Infantry, son of LATTA V, EDWARDS (Capt.), 138th .1£n­ Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Dunlap of Pe Ell, gineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ed­ Wash. Entered service October, 1918. wards. Entered service October 16, Received training in S. A. T. C., State 1918. Received training at Ft. Doug­ College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. las, Otah, and Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Discharged December, 1918. Indiana. Discharged December 19, 1918 . . CHARLES B. DUPERTUIS (Cpl.), U. S. Marines, son of Mr. Henry Dupertuis of LLOYD G. EDWARDS, Air Service, son of Chehalis, Wash. Entered service Janu­ Mr. J. G. Edwards of Dayton, Wash. Re­ ary 2 8, 1918. Received training at ceived training at Vancouver Barracks, Mare Island and San Francisco, Calif. Vancouver, \t\l ash. Discharged August 8, 1919. CLARENCE R. DURHAM (Sgt.), U. S. DARREL R. EGLIN (Cpl.), Spruce Div., Navy, son of Mrs. M. E. Durham of Spo­ Air Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. James kane, Wash. Received training at E lgin of Seattle, Wash. Entered serv­ Bremerton, Wash., Quantico, Va. En­ ice February 10, 1919. Received train­ gagements: Assigned to service with ing at Vancouver Barracks, Wash., and Marines; in action with 2nd Division, Portland, Ore. Discharged January 27, France. Re-enlisted in Navy. 1919. THOMAS A . DURHAM (Lieut. / , Asst. ERNEST EHRKE, U. S. Navy. Received Paymaster, U. S. Navy, son of Mrs. M. training at U. S. Naval Training Station, E . Durham of Spokane, Wash. Re­ Seattle, Wash. Radio operator on U . S. ceived training at Washington, D . C., S. S. B. "West Lianga." Navigation Bureau. Stationed at U. S. Naval Aviation Station, Paimboeuf, ERIK EIDE, Ordnance Dept., son of Mr. France. and Mrs. Ole Eide of Stanwood, Wash. R eceived training at Eugene, Ore., Ordi­ ROSCOE G. DUTHIE {2nd Lieut .), Air nance Corps. Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Duthie of Pullman, Wash. Entered serv­ GEORGE B. EIDEMILLER (Pvt.), son of ice February 1, 1918. Received train­ Mrs. Nellie K. Eidemiller of Tacoma, ing at March l<'ield, Berkeley, Calif. Wash. Received training at Naval Train­ Discharged March 21, 1919. ing School, San Pedro, Calif. .JOHN A. DYE (Pvt.) , Air Service, son of HENRY C. EITEL, Infantry, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dye of Pomeroy, and Mrs. H. C. Eitel of Elberton, Wash. Wash. Entered service December 13, Entered service October, 1918. Re­ 191 '7. Received training at Waco, Tex., ceived training in S. A. T. C., State Col­ Aldershot, England. Stationed at Ro­ lege of ·washington, Pullman, Wash. rnorantine and Clermont in Argonne, Discharged December, 1918. France. Discharged May 24, 1919. WALTER A. EITEL (Pharm. Mate 1st LESLIN M. EAKIN (Cpl.), 10th Engin­ cl.), U . S. Navy, Hospital, son of Mr. eers, Forestry, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. and Mrs. H. C. Eitel of Elberton, Wash. E. lilakin of Bellingham, Wash. En­ Entered service July, 1917. Received tered service July 18, 1917. R eceived training at San Francisco, Calif. (Naval training at Camp American University, Tr. Sta.) . Was instructor in Hospital Washington, D. C. Stationed at Gien, School. Discharged August 12, 1919. Loire, and Never, France. Discharged February 26, 1919. CLARK ELDRIDGE (Pvt.) , Engineers, FOREST EASTERDY, son of Mr. and Mrs. son of Mrs. M. E. Missimer of Everett, F. M. Easterdy of Nisqually, Wash. ·wash. Received training at Camp Merritt, N . .J. Served with Co. A, 318th WILLIAM G. EDDY (1st Lieut.), Infantry Engineers, in France. and Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D. Eddy of Spokane, Wash. En­ THOMAS A. ELLIOT (2nd Lieut.), Field tered service September 12, 1913. Re­ Artillery, son of Mrs. Sarah El­ ceived tra ining in 2nd Infantry, Wash­ liot of Genesee, Idaho. Entered serv­ ington National Guard, 1st Training ice May 15, 1918. Received training at Camp, Presidio, Calif. Stationed at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Taylor, Ky., Camp Lewis, Wash. Ft. Sill, Okla., (School of Fire). Page Twenty-seven HARRY ELLIOTT. CARL ENGLJDBART, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Englebart of Post Falls, Idaho. ARNOLD ELLWART, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellwart of Pullman, MANDUS G. ENGVALL (Pvt.), Medical Wash. Entered service October, 1918. Dept., 91st Div., 361st Inf., son of Mr. Received training in Naval Training and Mrs. Frank G. Engvall of Vega, Unit, State College of Washington, Pull­ W ash. Entered service October 7, man, Wash. Dischar;ed December, 191 7. Received training at Camp 1918. Lewis, Wash. In action at St. Mihiel, Meuse Argonne September 26 to Octob­ RUSSELL L. ELSOM ( 2nd Lieut.), Infan­ er 12, 1918 ; in Belgium near Ande­ try, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Elsorri of n arde, 1\J'ovember 1 to November 6, Greenacres, Wash. Entered service De­ 1918. Discharged May 1, 1919. cember 12, 1917. Received training at Presidio, Calif., Kelly Field, Texas. RALPH ERSKINE (Elec. 3rd cl.), U. S. Navy (Artificiers Branch), son of Mr. GEORGE A. ELY, 346th Field Artillery, and Mrs. W . H. Erskine of Olympi?., 91st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. J . G. Ely Wash. J:<.:ntered service October 28, of Entiat, Wash. Entered service Sep­ 191 7. Received training at Goat Is­ tember 6, 1917. Received training at la nd, Calif., San Diego, Calif., on U. S. Camp Lewis, Wash., and France. In S. Oregon and U. S. S. Rainier. Dis­ action in Argonne Forest. charged January 31, 1919.

DONALD A. EMERSON, 357th Infantry, ARTHUR T. ERSPAMER, U . S. Navy, son son of Mr. Allen Emerson of Opportun­ of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Erspamer of Ta­ ity, Wash. Entered service May 26, coma, Wash. Entered· service Aug-ust 1918. Received training at Camp 8, 1917. Received training in Seattle, Lewis, Wash., and Camp Kearney, Wash. Stationed at l'anil1ac, 1rrance-. Calif. Engagements: On St. Mihiel sec­ Discharged June 1, 1919. tor, holding lines for 10 days; took part in Muse Argonne offensive and Banthe­ D. CHESTER EVANS, !VT. E. ll. C., son of ville Minor from October 20 to Novem­ Mr. and Mrs. Stevens Evans of Hartline, ber 11, 1918 ; Army .of Occupation after W ash . November 25, 1918. Discharged Jun~ 26, 1919. NOR MAN C. EVANS , Air Service. Re­ ceived training at .11. via ti on Section, ROLAND P . EMERSON (Pvt.), Field Ar­ Berkeley, Calif. tillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Em­ erson of Pullman, ·wash. Received CLARENCE EWING (Lieut.), son of Mrs. training at Ft. Douglas, Ariz. ServP.d L. JV[. Ewing of Spokane, Wash. Re- with Co. A, 10th Field Artillery, in ceived training at Camp Meade, Md. France. JAMES- P. FAIRBANK, Medical Corps, FRANK S. EMERT (Cpl.), Hg. Bn. G. H. En terecl service August 3 0, 191 8. Re­ Q., son of Mr. and Mrs. D. D . Emert of ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Molson, Wash. Entered sei·vice Octob­ and Training Detachment, State College er 5, 191 7. Received training at Camp of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Dis­ Lewis, Wash. Am. E. F., France. Dis;­ charged December 1 7, 1918. charged JJilY 15, 1919. GERHART FALK, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. RUSSELL G. EMHOFF, U. S. Navy, son of Falk of St. John, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. John Emhoff of Spangle, Wash. Entered service October, 1918. TED H. FARR (Cpl.). 23rd Engineers, son Received training at Naval Training of Mr. and Mrs. J . C. F arr of Albion, Unit, State College of Washingtoin, Pull­ Wash . Entered service November 17 , man, Wash. Discharged December, 191 7. Received training at Camp 1918. Meade and Laurel, Md., and Nevers, France. Engagements: St. Mihiel of­ E. T. EMMICK, Royal English Engineers. fensive September 12-16, 1918; Meuse Received training at Bulworks Camp, Argonne offensive September 26 to 1,0- Survey Parley Chepstow, Monmouth­ vem ber 11, 1918. Discharged June· 2 5, shir e, England. 1919. Page Twenty-eight RALPH FARRIER ( ~nd Lieut.), Signal Fish of Missoula, Mont. Entered serv­ Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Farrier ice September 19, 191·,. Received train­ of Ritzville, Wash. Entered service ing at Camp Lewis, Wash. Discharged March 26, .l918. Received training at February 28, 1919. Yale University, Camp Vail, N. J. Dis­ charged lJecem ber 18, 1918. HERBERT 0. FISHBACK, Jr., Ordnance Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Fish­ RAYMOND L. FARROW, Infantry, son of back of Adna, ·wash. Entered service Mrs. J . Farrow of Hillyard, Wash. En­ December lb, 191 7. Received training tered service October, 1918. Received at Camp Herring, Ill., Camp Dodge, Ia., training in S. A. T. C., State College of and in France. Discharged April 25, Washington, Pullman, Wash. Dis­ 1919. charged December, 1918. MANSON B. FISHE.tl, Infantry, son of HARVEY FEARN (Lieut.). Mrs. George Fisher of Bellingham, Wash. Entered service October, 1918. BUELL J. FELTS ( 2nd Lieut.), Air Serv­ Received training in S. A. T . v ., State ice, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Felts of Colleee of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Opportunity, Wash. Entered service Discharged December, 1918. March 19, 1918. Received training at March Field, Calii . Discharged l\llarch, WM. A. FISHER, Heavy Artillery, 13th 1919. Div., Bat. A, son and Mr. and Mrs. Cal­ lingwood l!'isher of Snohomish, Wash. LEONARD S. FENN, U. S. Navy, son of En tereu. service July 2 4, .L" .L 8. H.e­ Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Fenn of P ullman, cei ved training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Wash. .tDntered service October, 1918. Discharged January 2 9, 1919. Received training at Naval Training Unit, State College of Washington, Pull­ JAMES B. FISHER, Infantry, son of Mr. man, Wash. Discharged December, and Mrs. James B. Fisher of Spokane, 1918. Wash. Entered service October, lf/.LII. Received training in S. A. T. C., Stace LESLIE C. FERTIG C\IVagoner), 2nd Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. College of Washin gton, Pullman, 'Nash. Discharged December 30, 1918. Fertig of St. John, Wash. Entered serv­ ice March 2 8, 1918. Received tr aining LAWRENCE M. FLAGG (1st cl. Q. l\lI.), at Ft. Sill, Okla. Stationed at Brest, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horatio France. Discharged February 18, C. F lagg of Olympia, vvash. .tDntered 1919. service January 2, ll:J .Lo. Received CHARLES J •. FILION (1st Lieut.), Air training at Naval Training Camp, Seat­ Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ismael Fil­ tle, Wash., Pelnam Bay, N . Y. Stationed ion of Pt. Angeles, Wash. Entered serv­ on U.S. S. C. No. 5·5_ On Convoy and pa­ ice December 28, 1917. Receivea train­ trol cl uty. Discharged March 4, l\J 19. ing at Camp Lee, v a. Stationed at Camp Merritt, N. J ., and Spruce Camp No. 438, FRED F. FLANDERS (Capt.), U . S. Navy, A. C. Sqdn., Raymond, Wash. Santiary Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Flanders of Brookline, Mass. WALTER J. FINNELL (Ensign), U. S. E ntered service November 19, 1917. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Finnell of Stationed at vv'ashington, D. C., and Di­ Tacoma, Wash. Entered service June, jon, France. Served in Food and Nu­ 1918. l:teceived training at Seattle, trition Section, Sanitary Corps, from Wash., 0. 1\1 . S. Discharged February September 17, 19H to April 1, 1919. 25, 1919. In charge of Chemical Laboratory Rt Central Medical Dept. Laboratories, Di­ M. RAY FINNEY (1st Lieut.), Infantry, jon, l!'rance. Discharged June 2, 1919. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Finney of Olympia, Wash. Received tra ining at ALBERT FLEMING. Camp Fremont, San _ rancisco, Calif. Served with American Exp. Forces in JOYCE N. FLESHER (Cpl.), Infantry, Siberia. son on Mr. and Mrs. John W. Flesher of Olympia, vVash. Received training JOSEPH A. FISH (Sgt.), Infantry Adj., at Camp Lewis, Wash., 166th Depot Bri­ Gen. Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. David A. gade. Page Twenty-nine WILLIAM C . .l!'LETCHER, Infantry, son of WALLACE P . FOSTER, Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. F letcher. Entered Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Foster of Creston, service October, 1918. Received train­ Wash. Entered service October, 1918. ing in S. A. T. C., State College or Received training in S. A. 'f. C., State Washington, Pullman, -wash. Dis­ College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. charged December 3 0, 1918. Discharged December, 1918.

EDWIN J . FRANZEN, Infantry, son of Mr. RAYMOND C. FLOCH (\;hief Petty Of­ and Mrs. Joe Franzen of Palouse, Wash. ficer), U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. E ntered service October, 1918. Re­ Jacob Flock of Pullman, Wash. J:!ln­ ceived traming in S. A. T. C., State Col­ tered service January 2, 1918. JR,e-, lege of Washington, Pullman, Wash. ceived training on Receiving Ship, Navy Discharged December, 1918. Yard, Puget Sound, Wash. Stationed at Puget Sound, Wash, in Radio Labora­ tory. Discharged August 1, 1919. CHESTER L. FREDRICKSEN (Elect. 1st class) , U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fredricksen of Mullan, Idaho. En'­ GEORGE C. FLOWER (Sgt.), 223 Field tered service July 10, 191 7. Received Bn. Signal Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. training at Harvard Radio School. Sta­ H. Flower of Bickleton, Wash. En­ tioned as listener on U. S. Submarine tered service June 6, 1918. Received N-2.. On patrol duty during the war. training in Training Detachment, Pull­ Discharged May 2 7, 1919. man, Wash. Stationed at l<'t. Leaven­ worth, Aan., Camp Meade, Md. Dis­ EARL FREEMAN, U. S. Navy, son or Mr. charged February l, 1919. and Mrs. G. W. Freemaa of Waitsburg, Wash. Stationed on U. S. S. St. Louis DOUGLASS C. FORD, Coast Artillery and Deer Island, , Mass. Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ford of Snohomish, Wash. Received training HOWARD C. FRENCH (1st Lieut.), Air at Ft. Casey, Wash. Served with Btry. Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. D, 63rd F. A., 33rd Art. Brig, A. E. F., French of Portland, Ore. Entered serv­ France. ice May 15, 191 7. Received training at Ft. Sheridan, Ill., Camp Custer, Camp RAY 0. FORGEY, Infantry, son of Mrs. Greene, N. C., Austin, Texas, and Katie l<'orgey of Asotin, Wash. En­ France. Engagements: Cited at battles tered service October, 1918. Received of St. Mihiel and Argonne; plane shot training in S. A. T. C., State College of down in flames at Argonne. Discharged Washington, Pullman, Wash. lJis­ February 11, 1919. charged JJecember, 1918. LESLIE ll. FRIZZEL (Pvt.), Medical MARTIN J. FORSELL, Infantry, son of Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Frizzel Mr. and Mrs. J . Forsell of Mabton, of 'l'roy, Ida ho. Entered service March Wash. Received training at 4th Offic­ 8, 1918. Received training at Ft. Riley, ers Training School, Camp Lewis, Wasn. Kan. Engagements: St. Mihiel offens­ ive; Meuse Argonne offensive; Army of Occupation at Coblenz. Dischcirger, MALCOLM V. FORTIER (Capt.), 50th In­ July 12, 1919. fantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. l< ·or­ tier of Spo,rnne, Wash. bntered service FRANK D. FULKERTH (Cpl.), Infanlry, April 8, :i." 17. Received training at l<"'t. 147th M. G. Bat., 41st Div., son uf :\lr. Leavenworth, Kan. Now (Nov. 1919) and Mrs. A. J. Fulkerth of Pullman, stationed in Germany with 50th Infan­ ,Nash. Entered service September 2J, try. 191 7. Received training at Camp lVl ills . N. Y. Took part in action at St. Mihiel LLOYD FOSTER, Q. M. Dept., son of Mr. September 12-15, 1918. Woeuve opera­ and Mrs. J. H. Foster of Ashland, Ky. tion September 14-25; Meuse J:viorelle Received tra ining at Camp Joseph -"'· September 26 to November 11, 1918; Johnston, Fla., Camp Hill, Newport Arm y of Occupation November 17, 1918, News, Va. Served in France with Q. to May 11, 1919. Discharged May 29, M. C. R ailroad Detachment. 1919. Page Thirty IRVEN M. FULKERTH, Infantry Re­ Camp John Wise, Washington Barracks, placement Troops, ::;on of Mr. and Mrs. Camp A. A. Humphrey. Discharged No­ A. J. Fulkerth of Pullman, Wash. En­ vamber 1 8, 1918. tered service May 22, 1918. Received training at 0. T. S., Camp P ike, Ark. DEE GADDIS, son of Mr. and Mt'.s . C. N. Discharged January 21, 1919. Gaddis of Pullman, Wash. HENRY P . GAINES (Pvt.), Coast Artil­ FRANCES H. FULLER (lVI. M. 2nd cl.), lery Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Air Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Gaines of Dayton, Wash. Entered serv­ Fuller of Spokane, Wash. Entered ice August 15, 1918. Received training service December 13, 191 7. Received in Training Detachment, Pullman, training at U. S. Naval Tr. Sta., San Wash., and Fort Worden, Wash. Dis­ Diego, Calif., and U. S. Naval Air Sta., charged J a nuary 10, 1919. North Island, San Diego, Calif. Chief Statician in Engineering Department. JAMES I. GAINES, son of Mr. and Mrs. Discharged February 14, 1919. R. B. Gaines of St. John, Wash. Re­ ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash., CHARLES El. FULLERTON (1st Lieut.), 38th M. G. Battalion. Coast Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Fullerton of Olympia, Wash. PASCHAL GAINES, Infantry, son of l\ifr. Entered service May 12, 191 7. Re­ and Mrs. R. B. Gaines of St. John, ceived training at Presidio of San Fran­ Wash. Entered service October, 1 918. cisco, Calif., Fort Casey, Wash. Dis­ Received training in S. A. T . C., State charged December 12, 1918. College of Washington, Pullman, Wash., 0 . T. S., Camp Taylor, Ky. LYNNE A. FULLERTON (1st Lieut. M. C.), Med. Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. RALPH A. GAINES, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Fullerton of Olympia , Wash. R. B. Gaines of St. John, Wash. Re­ Entered service June 15, 1917. Sta­ ceived training at Can1p Lewis, V✓ ash. tioned at Camp Lewis, Wash. Dis­ charged June 24, 1919. ROBERT H . GAINES, Air Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Gaines of St. John, ROSCOE R. FULLERTON (Master "En­ Wash. Served with 37th Aero Sqclr. in gineer), 18th Engineers, son of Mr. and France. Mrs. Mark A. Fullerton of Olypmia, Wash. Entered service June 4, 1917. EARL C. GALBRAITH (1st Lieut.) En­ Stationed at Bordeaux, Paris and Tours, gineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Gal­ France. Discharged June 2 5, 1919. braith of Helena, Mont. Entered serv­ ive December, 1917. Received training JERVIS FULMER, Infantry, son of Mrs. a t Camp Lee, Va. Discharged May 23, H. A. Fulmer of Pullman, Wash. En­ 1919. 11 , O -~ tered service October, 1918. Received GEORGE H . GANNON (Pvt.), Ordnance training in S. A. T. C., State College of Dept., son of Mrs. M. F. Gannon of Pull­ Washington, Pullman, Wash. Dis­ man, Wash. Entered service January charged December, 1918. 25, 1918. Received training at Camp JEFFERSON H. FULTON (Major), Asst. Hancock, Ga., Camp Stuart, Va., Brest, Chief of Staff 7th Div., son of Dr. and France, A. P. 0. 741 (Mehun-Sur-Yeore), Mrs. H. C. Fulton of Asotin, Wash. En­ Camp Merritt, N. J., Camp Lewis, Wash. tered service May, 191 7. Received Discharged May 2 6, 1919. training at State College of Washington WAYNE B. GARRETT, U . S. Navy, son and Philippine Constabulary. Sta­ of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Garrett of Walla tioned at Camp Funston, Kan. In ac­ VValla, Wash. Received training at U. tion while attached to British 42nd S. Naval Base, Hampton Roads, Va. Div. January, 1918. In reserve a t St. Mihiel, Meuse Argonne; 2nd army of­ GEORGE R. GARRISON, U. S. Navy, son fensive in front of Metz. of Mr. and Mrs. F , S. Garrison of Su­ mas. Wash. Entered ser vice October, CASIUS C. GADDIS (Pvt.), Engineers, 1 f)J S. Received training at Naval Train­ son of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Gaddis of ing Unit, State College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Entered service June Pullman, Wash. Discharged December, 2 7, 1918, Received training at Tucson, 1918. Page Thirty-one RAY JV!. GARRISON, U. S. Navy, son of Enumclaw, Vlash. Received training Mr. and Mrs. F . S. Garrison of Sumas. at Naval Tr. Camp, Seattle, Wash., and Wash. Received training at Naval Unit, Cleveland, Ohio. State College of Washington, Pullman, Wash .. Discharged December, 1918. HARRY L. GIBBS (Cpl.), 146th Field Artiller y, son of Mr. and Mrs. L . F . HARRY L . GARVER (Pvt. 1st cl.), 224th Gibbs of Colton, V\Tash. Entered serv­ Field Signal Battalion. Entered serv­ ice August 7, 191 7. Received training ice June 15, 1918. Received training at Fort Walla Walla, Wash., Camp Mills at State College of Washington, Pull­ N. Y., Clermont Ferraund, France. In man, Wash., College of the City of N . action at Chateau Thierry, Verdun, St. Y., Camp Franklin. Discharged Febru­ :;\,Jihiel and Argonne Meuse; 5 months ary 3, 1919. at front. Discharged July 24, 1919. CHARLES CLIFFORD GAY, Infantry, WINFIELD S. GILLARD, Infantry, son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gay of Ta­ Mr. and Mrs. W. J . Gillard of Kittitas, coma, Wash. Entered service Septem­ Wash. Entered service October, 1918. ber 6, 1918. Received training at Camp Received training in S. A. T. C., State Grant, Ill. Discharged February 2 6, College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. 1919. Discharged December, 1918. RALPH T . GILLESPIE, Infantry, son of ANDREW J. GEORGE (Ensign), U. S. Mr. and Mrs. H. Gillespie of Pullman, Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wash. Entered service Octa ber, 1918. George of Spokane, ·wash. Entered Received training in S. A. T. C., State service April, 1918. Received training College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. at Seattle, V\Tash., and Bremerton, Dischar ged December, 1918. Wash. Stationed at San Francisco, Calif., and Mare Island, Calif. R. L. GILLIAM (Pvt.), Medical Corps, son of J. A. Gilliam of Latah, Wash. Re­ HARRY H. GEORGE, Infantry, son of Mr. ceived training at Camp Greenleaf, Ga. and Mrs. H. H. George of Pullman, Wash. Entered service October, 1918. LLOYD GILLIS, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Received training in S. A. T. C., State M. · Gillis of Washtucna, Wash. College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Discharged December, 1918. CECIL R. GLASGOW (Pvt), 29th Engin­ eers, son of Mr. and Mrs. David M. Glas­ ROBERT J. GEORGE (Cpl.), 141st Field gow of Fdtzville, Wash. Entered serv­ Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ice September 18, 191 7. Received George of Spokane, V\Tash. Entered training at Langres, France. Stationed service August, 1917. Received train­ at Taul, France, and Coblenz, Germany. ing at Camp Green, N . C., Camp Mills, In action at Montdidier Noyon Defen­ N. Y., and in France. Engage­ sive June· 9-13, 1918; Aisne Marne Of­ ments: Marne Offensive, Marne Defen­ fensive July 18-August 6, 1918; Taul sive, - St. Mihiel Offensive, Meuse Ar­ Sector, 2nd Army Troops. Discharged gonne Offensive; served with the Army September 4, 1919. of Occupation in Germany. Discharged June 29, 1919. FRED G. GLOVER, U . S. Marines, son cif Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Glover of Pullman, GROVER GERMAN, U. S. Nav'y, son of vVash. Received training at Mare Is­ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. German of Ellens­ land, Calif. burg, Wash. Received training at U. S. N. Tr. Sta., Pelham Bay, N. Y. GLENN GLOVER, Air Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Glover of Pullman, Wash. RONALD P. GETTY, Infantry, son of Mr. Stationed at Spruce Camp, Seaside, Ore., and Mrs. John Getty of Clarkston, Wash. and Vancouver Barracks, Wash. Entered service Octa ber, 1918. Re­ ceived training in S. A. T. C., State Col­ W. RAY GLOVER (2nd Lieut.), Infantry, lege of Washington, Pullman, · Wash., 91st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. IJ. 'l' . S., Camp Taylor, Ky. Glover of Pullman, Wash. Entered service September 5, 191 7. Received l<'RANK F . GHIGLIONE, U . S. Navy, son training at Camp Lewis, \'lash. Dis­ or Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ghiglione of charged December 3, 1918. Page Thirty-two ARTHUR M. GOFF (2nd Lieut.) , Infan­ coma, Wash. Received training at Camp try, 13th Div., son of lVIr. and Mrs . Her­ Lewis, Wash. Served in France with bert W . Goff of Colfax, Wash. En­ 91st Div. tered service September 5, 1917. Re­ ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash. LEWIS GRANT, Air Service, son of Mrs. Discharged December 3, 1918. Anna Grant. Received training at Wil­ bur Wright Field, Fairfield, Ohio. WM. PERCY GOLDSWORTHY (Cpl. ), In­ fantry, 91st and 13th Div., son of Mr. GEORGE W. GRAVES, of Fresno, Calif. and Mrs. Thomas Goldsworthy of Spo­ Entered service August 2 2, 1918. Re­ kane, Wash. Entered service Septem­ ceived· training at Camp Taylor, Ky. ber 10, 1917. Received training at Camp Dischar_ged November 30, 1918. Lewis, Wash. Lischarged Janua1·y 17, CONRAD GRAY (Cpl.), 23rd Engineers, 1919. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gray of Viola, PERCY C. GOODEN (Lieut.) , Infantry, Ida. Entered service September 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gooden of 1917. Received training at Camp Wenatchee, Wash. Received training Mea de , Md., and Camp Lewis, Wash. at Camp Lewis, Wash. Discharged June 2 6, 1919. ( Reinstated for one year.) CHARLES H. GOODSELL (Capt.), 210th Engineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace JOE W. GRAY (Pvt.), U. S. Marines, son Goodsell of Spokane, Wash. Entered of l\llr. and Mrs. Walter J. Gray of service Aug ust, 1919. Received train­ Hooper, Wash. Entered service Marc.h ing at Camp Humphreys, Va. Stationed 2, 1918. Received training at Mare Is­ at Fort Douglas, Utah, Camp Taylor, land, Calif., and stationed on U. S. S. Ky. Discharged June 25, 1919. Wilmington. Discharged September 18, 1918. TREVOR S. GOODYEAR (Sgt.), 20t h En­ gineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Good­ JOHN T. GRAY, U. S: Marines, son of Mr. year of Pullman Wash. Entered service and Mrs. Walter J. Gray of Hooper, February 12, 1918. Received training Wash. Entered service July 22, 1918. at Raymond, Wash., and Vancouver, Received training at Ma r e Island, Calif., Wash. Discharged February 5, 1919. a nd Quantico, Va. Discharged March 18, 1919. WALTER M. GORDON (Lieut.), Infantry. Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash. EARL W. GREEN (Pvt.) , Engineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. R . M. Green of Tolt, HENRY W. GOUDE (2nd Lieut.) , 27th V\Tash._ Entered service July 26, 1917. Infantry, son of Mr . and Mrs. G. H. Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Goude of Spokane, Wash. Entered Railroad and dock building through service January 7, 1918. Received France. Discharged May 16, 1919. training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Lee, Va. In Siberia till November, PHILIP GRIESINGER, U. S. Infantry, son 1919 . of Mrs. Mary Griesinger of Wilson Creek, Wash. Entered service October, ALBERT C. GRAGG (Wagoner) , 65th Ar­ 1918. Received training in S. A . T. C., tillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gragg State College of W a shington, Pullman, of Salem, Ore. Entered service July 1, Wash. Discharged December, 1918. 191 7. Received training at Fort Ste­ vens, Ore. In action at Pont-a-Musson · ALLEN R. GRIMES \Ph. Mate 2nd cl.), November 1-11, 1918. Discharged Feb­ U. S. Navy (l\, edical Dept.), son of Mr. n~ary 28, 1919. and Mrs. C. B . Grimes of Farmington, Wash. ~ntered service July 7, 1917. HENRY T. GRAHAM (Lieut.), son of Mr. Received training at Goat Island, Calif., and Mrs. John Graham of Tacoma, Quantico, Va., and Brest, France. Now Wash. Entered service October, 1918. (October, 1919,) doing detached serv­ "Received training in S. A. T. C., State ice in the Marines at Brest, France. College of Washington, Pullman, Wash., Still in service (October, 1919.) 0. T. S., Camp Taylor, Ky. HUSTON GROVER (Pvt. 1st cl.), Medical JOHN GRAHAM (Lieut.), Infantry, son Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Grover of Mr. and Mrs. John Graha m of Ta- of Seattle, Wash. Entered service Aug- Page Thirty-three ust 25, 1918. Received training at GLENN GUTHRIE, Infan try, son of Mr. Camp Lewis, Wash. Discharged Jan­ and Mrs. L. C. Guthrie of P ullman, uary .1. 7, 191 9 . Wash. Received train ing at Fort Ste­ vens, Ore., Camp Lewis, Wash. HARRY GUIBERSON, Infantry, son of Mrs. Harry Whalen of San Fran­ GEORGE A. GWIN (Mech.), Infantry, 13th cisco, Calif. Served with Co . A, Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Gwin 161st Infantry, 41st Div., A. E. F., of Oakville, Wash. E n ter ed service France. Wounded in action. June 1 :5, 1918. Received training in Training Detachment, Pullman, Wash ., OREN T. GUIER (Sgt.), Field Ar tillery, Camp Lewis, Wash. Discharged Jan­ son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Guier -of Mete­ uary 26, 1919. or, ·wash. Entered service October 6, ALBERT I-I. HABERMAN (Cpl. ), Air 191 7. Received training at Camp Lew­ Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Haber­ is, Wash., ancl Camp Zachary Taylor, man of Tu llensburg, Wash. E n tered. Ky. Discharged November 2 7, 1 9 l 8. service November 18, 191 7. Received. training at Waddington, England. Sta­ OSCAR GULDJORD, U. S. Navy, son or tioned at Aeronautical School, Chattil­ Mr. and Mr s . A. M. GULDJORD of ion Sur Seine, France. Discharged Poulsbo, Wash. Received training at June 6, 1919. Seamen's Barracks, Puget Sound Naval Sta., Bremerton, Wash. NICK P. HABERMAN (Sgt. Major), Air Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Haber­ SIGURD J. GULDJORD (Pvt. 1st cl. ), man of E llensburg, Wash. Entered serv­ 166th Depot Brigade, 1 3th Bn., son of ice December 1, 1917. Was attach ed to Mr. and Mrs. A. NI. Guldjord of Poulsbo, French Army Air Service, stationed in Wash. Entered service June 23, 1918. Toul se·ctor, near Toul ; 5 months later Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash. moved towards Nancy. Disch arged Discharged December 2 4, 1918. July 17, 1919. LEROY A. GUNDERSON ( 2nd Lieut.), U. ALBERT H. HAHNER, Infantry, son of S. Infantry and Air Service, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hahner of Rock­ and Mrs. John Gunderson of Malden, ford, Wash. Served with Supply Co., Wash. Entered service May 15, 191 7. 157th Inf., A . E. F., Fran ce. Received training at Presidio of San Francisco, Calif., Camp Lewis, Wash., ROY HAINES (El. 2nd cl. R. 0.), U. S. Fort Sill, Okla., Mineola, Long Island, Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haines N. Y. , Saint Maxient, Amanty, · Bouzy, of ZillcJ.h, vVash. Entered service No­ Is-sur-tile, Tours, France. Wounded in vember 1 7, 191 7. Received training at aero accident May 3, 1918 on Rheims Cambridge, Mass. Radio School ). Sta­ Front. Discharged July 10, 1919. tione "l cu Sub chaser 3 09. Dischar ged March l.9, 1919. EDWARD 0. GUNKEL (Ph. l\lI. 1st cl. ), U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J . E . Gun­ HARRY S. HALL (Pvt.), Medical Dept., kel of Granger, Wash. Received train­ son of· Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Hall of Spo­ ing at Naval Training Station, Hospital kane, Wash. Entered service l\iay 10, Corps, San Francisco, Calif., U. S. S. 1918. Received training at Fort Sew­ Koenigin der Nederlanden; made nine ard, Alaska. Discharged February 4, round trips to Europe with troops. 1919. RICHARD E . GUSTAFSON (Sgt.), Engin­ WILLIAM R. HALL, 20th Engineers, son eers, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Gustafson of Mr. a nd Mrs. R. J. Hall of Repu blic, of Pomeroy, Wash. Enter ed service vVash. Received training at Washing­ J une 22, 1 916. Received training at ton, D. C. Served with Co. D, 20th En­ Boise, Ida., Nogalis, Ariz., Camp Mills, gineers iu France. N. Y. In action at Vaux and Boures­ ARNOLD H . HALLING (2nd Lieut.), 91st ches in Chateau Thierry and Belleau Div., 3 61st Infantry, son of Mrs. a!ld vVoods, Virzy at Soissons, Tbiacourt at Mr s . John E. Halling of Colfax, Wash. St. Mihiel salient. In France from No­ Entered service October 5, 1917. Re­ vember 26, 1917 to February 23, 1919. ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Discharged March 12, 1919. Discharged December 3, 1918. Page Thirty-four FLOYD HALSTEAD, U. S. Navy, son of RICHARD E. HANLEY (Sgt.) , U. S. Ma­ Mr. and Mrs. H. NI. Halstead of St. rines, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hanley John, Wash. Entered service October, of Spokane, Wash. Received training 1918. Received training in Naval Train­ at Marine Bks., Mare Island, Calif. ing Unit, State College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Discharged Decem­ ARTHUR C. HANSEN (Sgt. 1st cl.), Air ber, 1918. Service; son of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Han­ sen of Sunnyside, Wash. Entered serv­ WILLIAM H . HALSTEAD, Infantry, son ice August 1 7, 191 7 . Received training of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Halstead of St. at Kelly Field, Texas; Engla nd; France. John, Wash. J;Jntered service October, Discharged May 23, 1919. 1918. Received training in S. A. T . C., State College of Washington, Pullman, CARLYLE D. HANSEN, Infantry, son of Wash., 0 . T. S., Camp Taylor, Ky. Mr .and Mrs. K. M. Hansen of Rose Lake, Idaho. Entered service October, FRED V. HAMILTON (2nd Lieut.), Air 1918. Received training in S. A . T. C., Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ham­ State College of Washington, Pullman, ilton of Chehalis, Wash. Entered serv­ Wash., 0. T . S., Camp Taylor, Ky. ice January 14, 1918. Received train­ ing at S. M. A., eBrkeley, Calif., and Ma­ H. PERCIVAL HANSEN, Air Service, son ther Field, Calif. Discharged December of Mr. and Mrs. Hans P. Hansen of 18, 1918. Stanwood, Wash. Entered service Feb­ ruary 8, 1919. Received training ~t H. ROGERS HAMILTON, son of Mr. and Camp Lewis and Vancouver Bks, Wash. Mrs. R. H. Hamilton of Chelan Falls, Discharged December 12, 1918. Wash. JAMES J. HANSEN (Cpl.), 1 8th Infantry, JOHN D. HAMILTON, Infantry, son of son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hansen of Mr. and Mrs. G. Hamilton of Pomeroy, E. Stanwood, Wash. Entered service Wash. Entered service October, 1918. October 3, 1917. Received training at Received training in S. A. T. C., State Camp Lewis, Wash., in France and College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Long Island, N. Y. Engagements: Discharged December, 1918. Montdidier Noyon Defensive June 1 8- PAUL HAMILTON; U. S. Navy, son of Dr. July 6, 1918; Aisne Marne Offensive and Mrs. J . C. Hamilton of Prosser, July ld-24; Saizerais Sector August 7- Wash. Received training at Bremerton, 24, 1918; St. Mihiel September 12-12, Wash., and Eugene, Ore. 1918; Meuse Argonne November 1-8, 1918 . . In Army of Occupation from W . EARL HAMILTON, U . S. Navy and U. December 1, 1918 to August 17, 1919 . S. Marines, Hospital Corps, son of Mr. Discharged September 29, 1919. and Mrs. W. D. Hamilton of R ockford, Wash. Received training at U. S. N. WALTER F. HANSEN (2nd Lieut.), 38th Hospital School, San Francisco, Calif., M. G. Bn., 13th Div., son of Mr. and l\•Jarine Bks., Quantico, Va. Mrs. J. H. Hansen of Chehalis, Wash. Entered service January 5, 1918. Re­ CLARENCE B. HAMMOND (Lieut.) ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Hancock, Ga., Presidio of San HOWARD B. HANBLOOM (Ensign), U. S. Francisco, Calif. Discharged April 1, Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Han­ 1919. bloom of Bellingham, Wash. Received training at Indian Head, Maryland, Pel­ CHARLIE HANSON, Engineers, son of ham Bay, N. Y. Served aboard the U. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hanson of Fall S. S. Cecilia and U. S. S. Malsonia. Made City, Wash. Received training at Wash­ seven round trips to Europe; chased by ington, D. C. Survivor of "Tuscania." German U-boat and under fire in Medi­ Served with 17th Co., 20th Engineers in terranean Sea. France. LEROY B. HANLEY (Sgt.), U.S. Marines, J. LELAND HARDY, U. S. Marines (Hos­ son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hanley of pital Corps), son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Spokane, Wash. Entered service July Hardy of Spokane, Wash. Entered 1918. Received training at Mare Island, -service June 26, 1917. Received train­ Calif. Discharged March 10, 1919. ing at Goat Island, Calif., and Quanti- Page Thirty-five co, Va. Landed in Brest May 8, 1918. terecl service July 22, 1918. Received Under fire from June 1, 1918 to No­ training and stationed at Camp Lewis, vember 11, 1918. Engagements: Bel­ Wash. Discharged January 29, 1919. leau Woods June 23, 1918; Soissons JOSEPHS. HASH (Cpl.), Infantry, nephew July 18, 1918; St. ·Mihiel September 12, of E . N. Grubb Oroville, Wash. 1918; Champagne and Mont Blanc Octo­ or Served with 166th Div., Co. L, in France. ber, 1~18; Argonne November 1. Ar­ rived at Rheinbrohl, Germany, Decem­ LLOYD B. HATHAWAY (Pvt.), Infantry, ber 1 O with Army of Occupation. son of Mr. and Mrs. 0 . B. Hathaway ot Battle Ground, Wash. Entered service WILLIAM H. HARFORD (Pvt.), Infantry, July 25, 1918. Received training at son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harford of Camp Lewis, 1"i'\Tash. Discharged Decem­ Clarkston, Wash. Entered service Sep­ ber 7, 1.918: tember 20, 1918. Received training at Camp P ike, Ark. Discharged December FRED E. HAUPT ( Pvt. 1st cl.), Engin­ 12, 1919. eers, 1st Army Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. F . tl. Haupt. l!;ntered service March JESSE R . HARKNESS ( 2nd Lieut.), In­ 1 7, 1918. Received training at Fort fantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hark­ Meyer, Va. Served 1 3 months in A. E. ness of vVaitsburg, Wash. Entered l•'. In action at St. Mihiel. Discharged service June 15, 1918. Received tra in­ July 31, b.l9. ing in Training Detachment, Pullman, Wash., Camp Hancock, Ga. Discharged WILLIAM J . HAYES, Artillery, 13th Div., November 26, 1919. son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hayes· of Spokane, Wash. HENRY HARl\llELll'-!G (Capt. ), Judge Ad­ vocate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. AlVIOR Y R .. HAYN J,;S (Capt.), Engineers, Harmeling of Bakersfield, Calif. Re­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan W. Haynes ceived training at San Francisco, Calif., of lJieringer, Wash. -Entered service Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Funston, May 8, 191 7. R eceived training at Pre­ Kan. Still in service October, 1919. sid10 of San Francisco, Calif. Stationed a t Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Pike, Ark. 0. WARD HARRIS (Lieut.), Infantry, son On Base Hospital construction Bazoilles­ of Dr. and Mrs. John F. Harris of Col­ sur-l\lleuse Vosges. Engineer in charge ton, Wash. Received training at Camp of construction, Langres Haute Marne, Lewis, Wash., Camp HancocK, Ga. ( C. road maintenance, La Pallici Charente. 0. T. S.) Returned to U. S. as a casual June 30, 1919. Discharged August 5, 1919. WILLIAM E. HARRISON ( 1st Lieut.), Vet. Corps, 27th Infantry, son of Mr. BOYD W. HAYNES, U . S. Navy, son of and Mrs. J . ·Alien Harrison of Portland, Mrs. C. L. Carril of H utchinson, Ore. Received training at Camp Fre­ Kas. Entered service July, 1917. Re­ mont, Calif. Served in Siberia as Ex­ ceived training at Naval Training Camp, peditionary Veterinarian. Bremerton, Wash. HECTOR M. HART, 79th Cameron High­ EDWARD W. HECHT (Cpl.), 22nd En­ landers, son of Mrs. Hector McBean gineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hecht Hart of Hawick, Scotland. Received of Rockford, Wash. Entered service training at Niagara Camp, Ontario. June 28 ,1918. Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Fort Benjamin JOSEPH E. HARTER (1st cl. Q. M.), U. Harrison, Ind. In Meuse Argonne Of­ S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin fensive. Discharged July 8, 1919. Harter of Colfax, Wash. l:!;ntered serv­ ice May 9, 1918. Received training at HANS HEu (Lieut.), Air Service, son of Naval Training Sta., San Pedro, Calif., Dr. and Mrs. E. E.,Heg of Seattle, Wash. Pelham Bay, N. Y., New London, Conn. U . S. S. C. No. 266. Discharged Janu­ HENRY HEG, son of Dr. and Mrs. E. E . ary 2,., 1919. Heg of Seattle, Wash. HENRY HARTMAN (Pvt 1st cl.), Intel­ LLOYD HEIFNER (Pvt. ), Tank . Corps, ligence Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. H. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Heifner of Hartman of Wenatchee, Wash. En- Seattle, Wash. Entered service Sep- Page Thirty-six tember 21, 1918. Received training at tioned at Sellis Sur Ches, L a Harve, Camp Colt, Gettysburg, Pa. Stationed Chissay Saizerais, Villerupt, France. at Percey le Pante!, France and Cob­ With corps troops in defense of Marbach lenz, Germany. Discharged August 23, Sector September 20-November 9, 1918. 1919. Moselle Offensive November 9-11, 1918. Discharged June 9, 1919. ,-,.,, ALTER N. HELANDER (Electrician 3rd cl.), U.S. J\iavy, son of Mr. and Mrs. HYLAS E. HENRY (1st Lieut.), Infantry, Oscar Helander of Tacoma, Wash. En­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H . Henry of tered service September 14, 191 7. Re­ Yakima, Wash. Received training at ceived training at Bremerton, Wash. Camp Mills, N. Y ., Sur Tille, France, Stationed on U. S. S. Great Northern. Gievres, France, Pontleroy, France, Made 12 round . trips to Brest, France. Poiulle, France, St. Aignon, France. En­ Discharged March 2 9, 1919. gagements: Fourteen months in re­ placement and tra ining in 1st Depot PHILIP HENDERSON, U. S. Navy, Hos­ Div. (France). Discharged February pitl Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. 20, 1919. Henderson of Colville, Wash. Entered service June 20 , 1918. · Received train­ w ALTER B. HERREID (1st cl. Petty m­ ing at i~aval Sta., San Francisco, Calif. ficer), U. S. Navy (air forces) , son of Stationed at Mar e Island, Calif., San Mr. and Mrs. Conrad H. ,Herreid of Diego, Calif, Fort Lyon, Colo. Bangor, ·wash. Entered service Decem­ ber 10, 191 7. Received training at San HAROLD H. HENDRON (Pvt.), U. S. Ma­ Diego, Calif., Stationed at Pauillac, rines, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hen­ France, Queenstown, Ireland, Brest, dron of Dayton, Wash. Entered service Fra nce, Fromentine, France. Dis­ December 13, 191 7. Received training· Russia. Dis­ Entered service July 2 8, 191 7. Re­ charged September 15, 1919. ceived training at Camp de Souge, EDWIN F. KEYES (Lieut.), U. S. Navy, France, Camp Green, N. C., Camp Mills, son of Mrs. M. L. Keyes of Pullman, N. Y., Camp Merritt, N. J., Camp de Wash. Entered service October, 1917. Souge, France, Coblenz, Germany. Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash. In action at Champagne Marne for two months. Transferred to Navy Defensive, Aisne Marne Offensive, St. December 12. Ordered to Washington, Mihiel Offensive, Meuse Argonne Of­ D. C., for training. Sent to Annapolis fensive . Discharged June 29, 1919. to take charge of battalion of reserve naval officers in training for various RALPH W. KELLER, Engineers, son of branches of engineering in Navy. Feb­ Mr. and Mrs. M. J . Keller of Redmond, ruary 1, ordered aboard U. S. S. Arkan­ Wash. Served with Co. B, 29th Engin­ sas; remained aboard for one year as eers, France. assistant to the Chief Engineer of the FRANK E. KELLOG, Infantry, son of Atlantic Fleet. February 1, ordered Mrs. W. A. Inman of Colfax, Wash. ashore attached to U. S. S. Richmond. Received training at Camp Mills, N . Y . U. S. S. Arkansas took part in surrender Served in France with 161st Infantry of German High Sea Fleet. Released Band. May 1, 1919. VERRO B. KIDWELL (2nd Lieut.), Coast CARLYLE G. KELLOGG, U. S. Navy, son Artillery and Air Service, son of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. L . E. Kellogg of We­ and Mrs. C. H . Kidwell of Laurier, natchee, Wash. Received training at Wash. Entered service May 5, 1917. U. S. Naval Hospital, Mare Island, Calif. Received training at Fort Worden, CHESTER KELLOGG, son of A. H. Kel­ Wash., Camp Dodge, Iowa, Fort Monroe, logg of Anacortes, ·wash. Va.; Langley Field, Va., Selfridge Field, Mich. ,Garden iCity, N. Y., Ellington LESTER 0. KELLOGG (Cpl.), Infantry, Field , Texas. Discharged August 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Kellogg of 1919. Page Forty-two ALFRED W. KIENHOLZ (Pvt.), U.S. Ma­ RAY H. KINCHELOE (Cpl.), Field Artil­ rines, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kien­ lery, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kinche­ holz of Spokane, Wash. Entered serv­ loe of Walla ~Talla, ~Tash. Entered ice February 13, 1918. Received trai!l­ service July 2 9, 191 7. Received train­ ing at Mare Island, Calif. Engage­ ing at Camp Mills, N. Y., Camp Souge, ments: Two weeks in Belleau Woods. France. Stationed at Camp Green, N. In Soissons Offensive, St. Mihiel Offen­ C. In action at Champaigne Mar~e De­ sive, Blanc Mont (Champagne) Offen­ fensive, Marne Aisne Offesive, St. Mi­ Si".e, Meuse Argonne Offensive. Dis­ hiel Offensive, Meuse Argonne Offen­ charged June 21, 1919. sive. Discharged June 29, 1919.

ED"GAR . H . KIENHOLZ (Lieut.), son of CARL CHESTER KING (Sgt.), Medical Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Kienholz of Spokane, Corps, A. R . D. 333, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wash. Stationed at Camp Lewis, Wash., E. E. King of Davenport, Wash. En­ as Assistant Camp Athletic Director., tered service November 7, 1917. Re­ 1th 0. T. S., Camp Lewis, Wash. Dis­ ceived training at Camp Joseph E. cllarged March 26, 1919. Johnston, Fla., and Camp Vail, N. J. Discharged March 7, 1919. GEORGE 0 . KILDOW (Sgt.), Chemical Warfare Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. CHARLES G. KING, 12th Inf., 8th Div, W . Kildow of Colville, Wash. Stationed son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. King of En­ at Wafhington, D. C. tiat, Wash. Entered service August 5, DEAN E. KILGORE, Infantry, son of Mr. 1918. Received training at Camp Fre- . and Mrs. E. E. Kilgore of Colton, Wash. mont, Calif., Camp Mills, N. Y., Camp Entered service October, 1918. Re­ Stuart, Va. Discharged January 23, ceived training in S. A . T. C., State Col­ 1919. lege of Washington, Pullman, Wash., CHESTER W. KING (2nd Lieut.), 21st r.nd O. T . S., Camp Taylor, Ky. Inf., son of 1\-'.Ir. and 1\Irs. Henry R. King FRANK J. KILLIAN (Pvt.), Field Artil­ of Seattle, Wash. Entered service June lery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Killian ot 24, ·1916. Received trainin::; on Mexi­ Milwaukee, ~Tise. Received training at can Border, Presidio Tra ining Camp, Camp Lewis, Wash. Served in France Fort Lawton, ·wash., San Diego, Calif., with Battery D, 346th Field Artillery. :\1 ontery, Calif., Camp Lee, Va.; and New­ port News, Va. Discharged August 23, EDWARD KIMMEL (Colonel), Coast 1919. Artillery Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kimmel. Entered service May 12, GEORGE W. KING (Coxswain) ; U . S. 1898. From April to December, 1917, Hq. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. King South Pacific Coast Artillery Dist., San of Pt. Townsend, ~ Tash. Entered serv­ Francisco, Calif., January to July, 1918, ice October 2, 1917. Received training command 52nd C. A. C., assigned for at Goat Island, Calif. Stationed on service with French Armies in Toul u. S. s. Western Light and U. S. S. Sector and in Al sace. August, 1918, to Tiger. Discharg1cd October 24, 1919 January, 1919, Director of No. 3 Or­ RAYMOND lVI. K~NG, Inf., son of Mr. and ganization and Training Center for Mrs. E. E. King of Davenport, Wash. Tractor Artillery at Clermond, Ferrand, Entered senice October, 1918. Re­ France. February to July, 1919, Gen­ ceived training in S. A. T. C., State eral Staff at Hq., Base Section No. 2, Colle;:;e cf V/ashingtcn, Pullman, ~ Tash. Bordeaux, France. August, 1919, pres­ Discharged December, 1918. ent Hq. North Atlantic Coast Artillery District, Boston, Mass. Still in service WILBUR KING (Gunnery Sgt.), U.S. Ma­ October, 1919. . rines son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard. A. Kin.,.' of Spokane, Wash. Entered serv­ HOW ARD L. KIMMEL, Medical Corps, ice July 9, 191 7. Received training at Casual Co., son of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Mare Island, Calif. (Marine Bks.). Kimmel of Pullman, Wash. Entered Discharged March 2 2, 1919. service May 1 7, 1918. Received train­ ing at Fort George Wright, Wash., Camp ·wrLLIAM E. KING ( 2nd Lieut.), Field Lewis, Wash. Stationed at St. Aignan, Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. France. Discharged July 15, :i.919. King of Reardan, Wash. Entered serv- Page Forty-three ice September 21, ,191 7 . Received ELLIS LEROY KNIGHT, U . S. Navy, son training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp of Mr. a nd Mrs. George E. Knight of Jackson, S. C., Ft. Sill, Okla., and Camp Tacoma, Wash. Entered service Oc­ Stanley, Texas. Discharged December tober, 1918. Received training in Na­ 24, 1918. val Training Unit, State College of Washington, Pullman, v;rash. Dis­ WILLIAM S. KIRKENDALL, U . S. Navy, charged December, 1918. son of Mr. and Mrs. H . W. D. Kirlrnn­ dall of Wenatchee, ·wash. Received WILLIS C. KNIGHT ( Major), Coast Ar­ training at Pelham Bay Park, Naval tillery Corps, son of Rev. and Mrs. H. Camp, N. Y. B . Knight of Tacoma, Wash. Com­ manded Battery L, 8th Reg. U. S . c·oast THEODORE KITTLESON, U. S. Navy Artillery, A . E. F., France. In regular (Hospital Corps). Received training army. at U. S. NavaJ Hospital, Mare Island, Calif. JOSEPH C. KNOTT, 20th Engineers; son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Knott of Monroe, ERICH S. KLOSSNER (Ph. Mate, 3rd v;rash. Entered service December 9, class), U. S. Navy, Hospital Corps, son 191 7. Received training at Camp Amer­ of Mr. and Mrs. William Klossner of ican University, Wasnington, D. C .. Was Pullman, Wash. Entered service April a survivor of "Tuscania" disaster. Dis­ 10, 1918. Received tra ining at Goat charged June 11, 1919. Island, Calif., Puget Sound, Wash., and Washington, D. C. Discharged August JOE C. KNOWLES (Cpl.), 83rd Field Ar­ 23, 1919. tillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knowles of Snoqualmie, Wash. Entered HAROLD B. KNAPP, Forestry Govern­ service May 2 2, 191 7. Received train­ ment Service, son of Dr. and Mrs. W. M. ing Ft. Sill, Okla., Ft. Russell, Wyo., Knapp of Hope, Idaho. Stationed at and Camp F"remont, Calif. Engage­ Salesville, Mont. ments: Served in France with A . E . F. Discharged February 19, 1919. HAROLD S . KNAPP (Lieu t.), Field Ar­ tillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Knapp MARTIN H. KNUTSEJ':T (2nd Lieut.), of Seattle, v;rash. Received training at Sanitary Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Camp Lewis, Wash. Served with 181st Martin Knutsen. Entered service May Inl. Brig. Hdqtrs in France. 2 4, 1918. Received training a t Ft. Leavenworth, Kans., New Haven, Conn. WILLIAM !VI. KNAPP (Sgt.), Field Artil­ Stationed at Camp Crane, Pa., and Ft. lery, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Knapp Porter, N. Y. Discharged September 17, of Hope; Idaho. Entered service April, 1919. 191 7. Received training at Presidio, Calif., Boise Barracks, Idaho, Camp - WALTER J. KOPPEN (Pvt.) , Air Service, Green, N. C., and Bordeaux, France. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Koppen of Engagements: action at Chateau Thier­ Mankato, Minn. Entered service Au­ ry; attached to 6 6th Art. Brigade; re­ guiJt 30, 1918. Received training at turned to U. S. as instructor in July, Air Service Mechanics School, St. Paul, 1919, and stationed at Camp Jackson, Minn. Discharged January 1, 1919. S. C. KENDALL C. KORTE (Ph. Mate), U. S. JAMES L. KNAPTON, Inf., son of Mr. and Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Korte Mrs. J. H. Knapton of Seattle, Wash: of Medical Lake, Wash. Entered serv­ Entered service October, 1918. Re­ ice April, 1918. Received training at ceived training in S. A. T. C., State Col­ Bremerton, ,Vash. Stationed at Naval lege of v;rashington, Pullman, Wash., Hospital, , Marian Islands. and 0. T. S. Camp, Taylor, Ky. FLOYD T. KOSTENBADER (Cpl.) , 31st LEMYRT D. KNETTLE (Lieut.), Air Inf., son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Kosten­ Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Knet­ ba der of Sunnyside, · Wash. Entered tle of Pomeroy, v;rash. Received train­ service November 15, 1917. Received ing at U. S. School of Milit. Aeronautics, training at Ft. McKinley, P. I., Ft. Law­ Berkeley, Calif, and Dorr Field, Arcadia, ton, Wash., a nd Ft. McDowell. Served

Fla. in Siberia with 31st Inf.1 Co. H. Page Forty-four lVJARTCEL KOTULA, Inf., son of Mr. and tober 5, 1917. Received training at Mrs. John Kotula of Pe E ll, Wash. ·En­ Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Taylor, Ky., tered service October , 1918. Received and Camp Jackson, S. C. Discharged training in S. A. T . C., State College of December 10, 1918. Washington, Pullman, Wash., and 0. T . S., Camp Taylor, Ky. DONALD KURTZ, Inf., son of Mrs. Olive M. K urtz of Yakima, Wash. Entered EARL B. KRANTZ (2nd Lieut.) , Q. M. C., ser vice October, 1918. Received train­ son of Mr. a nd Mrs. John K rantz of ing in S. A. T. C., State College of Norfolk, Nebr. Entered service October Washington, Pullman, Wash. Dis­ 2 5, 191 7. R eceived training at Camp ch a r 2;e d December, 1 918. Lewis, Wash., Camp Johnston, Fla., and Remount Depot No. 22, France. Dis­ M . LORRAINE KUYK ENDALL (Pvt.), charged July 14, 1919. U.S. Marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Kuykendall of Pomeroy, Wash. En­ CHARLES W. KRASSIN (Pvt.), 364th tered service July 21, 19 18. Received Inf., son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Kras­ trainin g at Mare Isla nd, Calif. Dis­ sin of Snohomish, Wash. Entered serv­ charged Febru ary 22, 191 9. ice April 25, 1918. Received training a t Camp Lewis, " 'ash. Engagements: WARREN J ASPER L A FOLLETTE, Cas­ St. Mihiel Offensive September 12-13, ual Sqdn, son of Mr. and Mrs. "'· L. 1918; Meuse-Argonne Offensive Sep­ LaFollette. Received training at W ilbur tember 26-October 4, 1918. Discharged W right F ield, Fairfield, Ohio. May 7, 1919 . CLARENCE 'N. LAIRD ( 2nd Lieut.), HAROLD C. KREISHER (Q. M. 1st cl.), 146th Field Artillery, son of Wm. La ird U . S. Navy, son of Mr . and Mr s. Zen of Pullman, iVash . Entered service Kreisher of Bremerton, Wash . Enter'ed July 8, 1917. Received training at service February 25, 1918 . Received Saummer and Angers, France. · tra ining a t New L ondon, Conn., and Pel­ h a m Hay, N . Y. Stationed on U. S. Sub­ JOHN E . . LAIRD ( 2nd Lieut.), Inf., 13th chaser 22. Engagements: served six Div., son of Mr. and lVIrs. J. E. Laird of months in war -zone; encountered U Pullma n , Wash. Entered service Janu­ boat in August, 1918. Discharged May ary 15, 1 918. Received training at 29, 1919. Camp Lewis, Wash. Discharged Decem­ ber 6, 1918. WILLIAM E. KREITZ (Cpl.), Air Service, son of Mrs. C. Kreitz of San Diego, MARPLE E. LAIRD, Infantry, son of Mr. Calif. Received training at Aviation and Mrs. J. E. Laird of Pullman, Wash. Camp, Waco, Texas, School of Radio Ent ered service October, 1918. Re­ Mech., College Sta., Texas, and Camp ceived training in S. A. T . C., State Col­ Morrison, Va. lege of Washington, P ullman , Wash. Discharged December, 1918. LEWIS E . KREPS (Pvt,.), son of Mrs. A. Eccles of Hooper, Wash. Served with HAZEL L. LAMBERT, son of Mrs. Lena E . M. T. S., 445 Truck Co, A. E. F . Lambert of Lebanon, Ind. Served with 2nd Supply Train, 116 Ammunition J OHN H. KRUGER, Inf., of Eatonville, Train, Headquarters Co ., in France. Wash. Entered service October, 1918. Received training in S. A. T. C., State SIDNEY S. LAMBERT (2nd Lieut.), In­ College of Washington, Pullman, "rash. fantry, 79th Div., son of'Mr . and Mrs. R . DischarJed December, 1918. S. Lambert of Sumas, Wash. Entered DAVID G. KUEHL (Pvt.), M. P ., 8th Div., service September, 191 7. Received son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kuehl of training in Camp Lewis, Wash . Dis­ Clarkston,· Wash. Entered service Au­ charged July 1, 1919. gust 5, 1918. Received training at ROBERT A . LANDEN (2nd Lieut.), Field Camp Fremont, Calif., Camp Mills, N . Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lan­ Y., and Camp Lee, Va. Discharged Feb­ den of Spokane, Wash. Entered serv­ r uary 20, 1919. ice November 6, 1917. Rooeived tra in­ NORBERT G. KULZER (2nd Lieut), Ar­ ing at Camp Lewis, Wash ., Camp Tay­ tillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. JVI. Kulzer lor , Ky., and Camp Jackson, S. C. Dis­ of Valley, Wash. Entered service Oc- charged December 12, 1918. Page Forty-five WILLIAM B. LANEY, U. S. Navy, son of GEORGE M. LARSON (Q. M. 1st cl), U. S. Mrs. J. W. Laney of Cheney, Wash. En­ Navy Aviation, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. tered service October, 1918. Received Chas. J . Larson of Reubens, Idaho. En­ training in Naval Training Unit, State t ered service December 12, 1917. Re­ College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. ceived training a t San Diego, Calif., U. Discharged, December, 1918. S. Air Sta., Por to Cor sini, Ita ly. En­ gagements. In several air r a ids at Por­ JAMES 111. LANG, JR. (Cpl.), U . S. Ma­ to Cor sini, Italy; active service over r ines, Hospital Corps. Son of Mr. and P iave a nd Adriatic. Discharged July l\1[rs. James !\II. Lang of Seattle, Wash. 25, 1919. Entered service June 1 0, 1918. Re­ ceived training a t Camp Fremont, Calif. CYRILLE LA VIGNE (1st cl Seaman), U. Served in France from July 14, 191 8, S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. L a to April 2 0, 1919. Discharged May 5, Vigne of Chewelah, Wash. Received 1919. training at ·U. S. N. Tr. Sta., San Fran­ cisco, Calif. OTTO LANG (Lieut.) , son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lang of Spokane, Wash. HUGH M. LAWRENCE (Chief Yeoman), S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. ALFRED C. LANGDON (Lieut.), Field u: Lawrence of Spokane, Wash. Entered Artillery, son of Mrs. G. H . Mondt of service June 22, 1 91 7. Received train­ Palouse, Wash. Received training at ing on receiving ship at Puget Sound. Camp Mills, N . Y., and Camp Green, Stationed on U. S. S. Northern Pacific . N . C. Served with Btry F , 146th Reg. Still in service October 27, 1919. of Field A rtillery in France. JAMES B. LAWRENCE (Lieut.), Infantry . HOWARD LANGDON (Sg t.), Air Service, Stationed at Camp Lewis, Wash. son of Mr. J. Vv. Langdon of Sumner, Wash. Entered service November 1, W ILLIAM H . L AWRENCE (Capt.), Sani­ 191 7. Received tra ining a t Kelly Field, tary Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. T exas, Hazelhurst Field , N . Y ., Harling Lawrence of Sequim, ViTash. Stationed Roads, Norfolk, Eng. Discharged De­ at Hospita l No. 21, Denver, Colo. cember 30, 1918. JACK LAWS, Infantry, son of Mr. and DERWIN F. LANGE (Pvt .), U . S. Marines, Mrs. P. W. Laws of V ulcan, Canada. son of Mr. a nd Mrs. A. W. Lang of Pull­ man, Wash. Entered service December ROY LAYNE (El. 3rd cl.) , U .S. Navy, son 19, 1 91 7. Received training a t Mare of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Layne of Lyman, Island, Calif., Galveston, Tex., Quantico, Wash. Stationed on U. S. S. West Va., New London, Conn. Discharged Coast. January 29, 1919. HANEY J. LE BLANC, Air Service, son 0f LLOYD L. LANNING, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John LeBlanc of Rosalia, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Lanning of W inona, Wash. E ntered service August 14, V\Tash. Entered service October, 1918. 191 7. Received training at Kelly F ield, Received training in Naval Training Texas. Engagements: with the 24th· Unit, State College of Washington , P ull­ Aero P uruit Squadron in St. Mihiel man, ViTash . Discharged December, Drive; transferred to 248th Bombing 1918. Sqdn. and att ached with 2nd F light t o WILLIAM LARSEN ( 2nd Lieut.), son of 4th Bombing Sqdn of Royal Flying Mrs. I. M. Larsen of Tacoma, ViTash. Corps. Discharged May 1 4, 1919. Received training at San Francisco, Calif., Military School of Aeronautics, MELVIN LE FRANCQ (Cpl.), son of Mr. Berkeley, Calif. and Mrs. Leon LeFrancq of Hood River, Ore. Served with 161st Div., Co. C, in ERNEST A. LARSON (Sgt.), Quarter Mas­ Fran ce. ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larson of Tacoma, Wash. Entered service May JOHN F. LEHMANN (Pvt. 1st cl.), M. P., 2 7, 191 7. Received training at Camp 91st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Leh­ Murray and Camp Lewis, Wash. Sta­ mann of Seattle, Wash. Entered serv­ tioned at Auxiliary Remount Depot, ice Feb ruary 16, 1918. Received t r a in­ Camp Lewis, Wash. Discharged March ing at Camp Lewis, Wash. Engage­ 8, 1919. ments : in Argonne Drive September 26- Page Forty-six October 3; Lys-Scheldt Offensive Octob­ OLIVER A. LEWIS (1\1:aster Engineer), er 31-November 11. Discharged April Engineers, son or Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O. 30, 1919. Lewis of .t(.itzville, Wash. Received training at Camp Doniphan, Fort Sill, iV. MASON LEIGH, U. S. Naval Aviation, Okla. Civil Engineer, Paris, France. Q. M. Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Leigh of Spokane, Wash. Entered ALBION C. LIBBY, Infantry, son of Mr. service December 3, 191 7. Received and Mrs. A. C. Libby of Spokane, Wash. training at San Diego, Calif., Paulliac, Served with 91st Div., 346th Infantry, France, Paris, France, Queenstown, Supply Co., at Camp Lewis, Wash., and Ireland. Engaged in Coast Patrol of • A. E. F., France. Naval Seaplanes in France and Ireland. Discharged March 19, 1919. ELLIOTT E. LINCOLN (Lieut.) Stationed OLIVER E. LEISER (Pvt.), Field Artil­ at the State College of : Washington, lery, son of Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Leiser Pulman, Wash., with S. A. T. C. of Kettle Falls, Wash. Entered service HARRY A. LINDAHL (1st cl. Petty Of·· August 30, 1918.. Received training at ficer), U . S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Taylor, Ky. James Lindahl of Cheney, Wash. En­ Discharged December 3, 1918. tered service October 2, 1917. Re­ GEORGE M. LEMON (Sgt.), Infantry, son ceived training at U. S. N. T. Sta., San of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lemon of Spo­ Francisco, Calif. Stationed on U. S. S. kane, Wash. Entered service April 16, Kearsearge, U. S. S. Bridgeport, and U. 1918. Received training at Camp Lewis, S. S. Leviathan. In transport service Wash. Discharged March 8, 1919. eight months. Member of ·crew on larg­ est ship afloat. The ship most sought NORMAN F. LENFEST, Engineers R. Y., after by submarines. Discharged July son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lenfest of 21, 1919. Snohomish, Wash. Entered service July, 1917. Received training at Camp JOHN 0. LINDAHL (Lieut), Infantry, son Lewis, Wash. of Mr. and Mrs. James Lindahl of Che­ ALVIN J. LEONARD, 8th Infant ry, son ney, vVash. Received training and . sta­ of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leonard of Castle tioned at Camp Lewis, Wash. Rock, Wash. Entered service July 23, JEAN C. LINDSAY (Ensign), U. S. Navy, 1918. Received training at Camp Fre­ son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lindsay of mont, Calif. Stationed at Brest, France. Port Angeles, Wash. Entered service FRANK LEONARD, son of Mr. and Mrs. November 30, 1917 . . Received training Fred Leonard of Castle Rock, Wash. at San Diego, Calif., Boston M. I. 1'. Stationed at Naval Air Station, Pensa­ WALLACE M. LEONARD (1st Sgt.), 11th cola, Fla., and Naval Air Station, Hamp­ Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. ton Roads, Va. Discharged February B. Leonard of Ritzville, Wash. Entered 10, 1919. service May 3 0, 191 7. Received train­ ing at Fort Douglas, Ariz., Fort Sill, OLIVER E. LINDSEY (Cpl.), Air Service, Okla., Valdahon, France, Toiullon, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Lindsey France. Through 2nd and 3rd Phases of Pullman, Wash. Entered service of Argone Meuse. Discharged June 21, May 4, 1917. Received training at San 1919. Antonio, Texas, Belleville, Ill. Sta­ JOSIAH FRED LESTER ( 2nd Lieut.), tioned near London,.England, Colombey­ Veterinary Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. E. les Belles, France, Coblenz, Germany. W. Lester of Fort Benton, Mont. En­ NORMAN D. LINDSLEY (Capt.), Engin­ tered service July, 1918. Received eers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. L. Linds­ traininr; at Camp Dodge, Iowa. Sta­ ley of Lakeside, Wash. Entered service tioned at Camp Lee, Va. Discharged September 2, 1917. Received training January 26, 1919. at Fort Leavenworth, Kas., Ca mp Mc­ BRYAN M. LEWIS (Pvt.). Infant ry, son Clellan, Ala., Vancouver Bks., Wash. of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Lewis of Belling­ Engagements: Six weeks on Voges ham, Wash. Received training at Camp Front with 1st Army as reserve on last Lewis, Wash., Fort Stevens, Ore. Dis­ phase of Meuse Argonne drive. Dis­ charged January 1, 1919. charged July 25, 1919. Page Forty-seven JOHN S. LINGENFELTER (Ph. M. 2nd ust 15, 1918. Received training at cl.), U. S. Navy (Hospital Corps), son State College of Washington and Camp of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Lingenfelder of Hancock, Ga. Discharged December 12, Butte, Mont. Entered service Febru­ 1918. ary 2 8, 1918. Received training at Goat I sland, Calif., Naval Medical CHARLES E. LOHNES ( 2nd Lieut.), Field School at ·washington, D. C. Discharged Artillery, son of Mrs. E. E. Lohnes of January 12, 1919. Spokane, Wash·. Entered service Aug­ ust 19, 191 7. Received training at CHARLES F. LINDSTRUM, son of Mr. Camp Mills, N. Y., Camp Taylor, Ky. and Mrs. E. F. Lindstrum of Kiesling, Discharged December 11, 1918. Wash. Received training at Camp Lew­ is, Wash. (3rd R. 0. T. C.), also with DELBERT LONG (Cpl.), Air Service, son 1 3th Headquarters Troops, Camp Lewis, of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Long of Hart­ Wash. line, Wash. Entered service December 9, 19 1 7. Received training at San An­ HOWARD 0. LISLE (C. Q. M.), U.S. Nacy, tonio, Texas. Stationed at Long Island, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. N . Lisle of Seat­ N . Y., Hazelbrook Field, N . Y., Dawson tle, ViTash. Entered service June 28, Field and Brindley Field. Discharged 1918. Received tra ining at U. S. Naval J anuary 2, 1919. Tr. Sta., Seattle, Wash. Discharged February 21, 1919. JOSEPH T. LONGFTLLOW (Sgt.), 361st Infantry, 91st Div., son of Mrs. J\II. E . LEON G. LITTLE ( Sgt. 1st cl. ) Received Longfellow of Sprague, ,Vash. Entered training at Fort Leavenworth, Kas. service Sept6mber 5, 191 7. Received (Mobile Laboratory). training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Sta­ GEORGE H. LIVENGOOD ( 2nd Lieut.), tioned in France and Belgium. Army Field Artilery, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Reserve, St. Mihiel. Front lines Ar­ S. Livengood of Walla Walla, Wash. gonne Offensive September 2 6 to Octo­ Entered service September 20, 1917. Re­ ber 12, 1918; Lys Scheidt Offensive Oc­ ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash., tober 30 to November 11, 1918. Ca.mp Jackson, S. C. Discharged April RAY H. LOOMIS U. S. Navy, son of Mr. 21, 1919. a nd Mrs. L . B. Loomis of Seattle, 'Nash. HARRY D. LOCKLIN (Ensign), U. S. Received training at U. S. Naval Tr. Navy, Communication Service, son of Sta. Hospital School, San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Locklin of Fort Col­ Calif. lins, Colo. Entered service August 7, HENRY W. LOREN (Ensign), U.S. Navy, 1917. Received training at Naval Tr. son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Loren of Sta., Seattle, ,Vash., Naval Radio School, Spokane, ViTash. Entered service Octo­ Cambridge, Mass., Navy Yards, Charles­ ber 10, 191_8. Received training 'cl.t ton, Mass., First Naval Dist. Hqrs., Bos­ Naval Tr. Sta., Seattle, Wash, Bremer­ ton, Mass. Discharged May 13, 1919. ton, Wash. E. STANLEY LOCKWOOD, Signal Corps, CECIL P. LOVE, Engineers, son of Mr. 91st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. and Mrs. L. C. Love of Garfield, Wash. Lockwood of Spokane, Wash. Entered Served with Co. A, 1st Bn., 29th Engin­ service July 31, 1917. Received train­ eers in France. ing at Camp Lewis, Wash. Stationed at Camp. Alfred Vail, N. J. Discharged RAYE. LOVE, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and November 22, 1918. Mrs. L. C. Love of Garfield, Wash. Re­ cei•,ed tra ining at U. S. Naval Camp, FRANK LOGAN, Infantry, son of Mr. and Radio Co., Seattle, Wash. Mrs. T . S. Logan of Seatle, Wash. En­ tered service October, 1918. Received \V ARREN LOVE, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. training in S. A. T . C., State College of C. Love of Garfield, Wash. Washington, Pullman, Wash. Dis-­ charged December, 1918. FRANK 0. LOWERY (Elec. 3rd cl.), U. S. Navy, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. W. H. RALPH M. LOGSDON (Pvt.), Infantry, Lowrey of Pullman, Wash. EntereLl son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Logsdon of service December 5, 191 7. Received Davenport, Wash. Entered service Aug- training at U. S. N. Tr. Sta., San Fran- Page Forty-eight cisco, Calif., and San Diego, Calif. Sta­ MARION McANINCH, Infantry, son or Mr. tioned at U. S. Naval Radio School, and Mrs. J. C. McAninch of Waitsburg, Cambridge, Mass., and on U . S. S. Mer­ Wash. Entered service October, 1918. cy. Discharged August 3 O, 1919. Received training in S. A. T. C., Stat e College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. JOHN RAYMOND LOY, Infantry, son ,Jf Discharged December, 1918. Mr. and Mrs. Ch arles A. Loy of Norbert, Mont. Entered service October, 1918. CHARLES A. McCARTHY (El. 3rd R. 0.). Received training in S. A. T. C., State U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. l<'. College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. McCarthy of Pullman, ViTash. E ntered Discharged December, 1918. service March 13, 1918. Received training at Seattle, v\iash. Stationed at SAMUEL H . LOY, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. U. S. Naval Radio Station, North Head, A. Loy. Received training at Camp Mer­ Wash. Injured in line of duty Decem­ ritt, N. J. ber· 14, 1918. Discharged February 4, 1919. LEE C. LUKINS (Ordnance Sgt.) , 116th Ordanace Dept., 91st Div., son of Mr. and JOHN P . McCAULAY, U. S. Air Service, Mrs. L. C. Lukins of Pullman, Wash. son of Mr. and Mrs. H. McCaulay of Entered service January 5, 1918. Re­ Deming, Wash. Received training at ceived training at Camp Lewis, 'vVash. Wilbur Wright Field, Dayton, Ohio, and Discharged April 4, 1919. with 864 Sqdn, Sec. 3, St. Paul, Minn. JAMES A. LYBECKER (Capt.), Quarter­ JOHN McCLIMENT JR. ( 2nd Lieut.), In­ master Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. fantry, 3 6 3rd Maching Gun Bn., son of Lybecker of Fairfield, 'Wash. Entered Mr. and Mrs. John McCliment of Omak, serYice July 7, 191 7. Received training Wash. Entered service September 1, at Camp Lewis, WaGh., JacLsonville, 191 7. Received training at Camp Lewis, Fla., Camp Fremont, Calif. One year Wash., Camp Hancock, Ga., Camp in France. Wounded at battle of St. Wadsworth, Ga. Discharged January Tviihiel August 6, 1918. Disch ar :;eel 16, 1919. July 19, 1919 . NEAL C. McCLURE (Pvt.), son of Mr. and Mrs. H . S. McClure of Garfield, FLOYD A . LYLE (Sgt. Maj.), Supply Co., Wash. son of lVIr . and Mrs. R. G. Lyle of Pull­ man, Wash. Entered service September DELL J. McCORMICK (1st Lieut.), 6th 4, 1917. Received training at Madison U. S. Infantry, 5th Div., son of Mr. and Bks., N. Y . Discharged September 3, Mrs. F . P. McCormick of Spirit Lake, 1919. Ida. Entered' service May 8, 1917. Re­ ceived training at Fort Sheridan, Ill. THOMAS LYNCH, Infantry, son of Eliza Stationed at Chickamauga Park, Ga. In Lynch of Newcastle, England. Received action at Toul Sector June, 1918; Vos­ training at Camp Lewis, Wash. ges Sector July and August, 1918; Bat­ tle of St. Mihiel September 13-16, 1918; ARTHUR D. LYON, U. S. Navy, son of Argonne October 12 to Novem­ Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Lyon of San Fran­ ber 11, 1918. Cited October 14th in cisco, Calif. Received training at Com­ General Orders for bravery under fire. monwealth Pier, Boston, Mass., , and Discharged August 16, 1919. CambriuG"e, Mass. HOWARD McCORMICK ( 2nd Lieut.), Air ALVIN T . LYSE (Sgt.), 4th Engineers, Serivce, son of Dr. and Mrs. F . P. Mc­ son of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Lyse of Al­ Cormick of Spirit Lake, Ida. Entered berta, Canada. Received training at service October 7, 191 7. Received Camp Green, N. C. Stationed in Ger­ training at Camp Devens, Mass., College many at Nasal for three months; sta­ Park, Md., Fort Wood, N. Y., Fort Sill, tioned in Berlin, Germany. Okla., Park Field, Tenn., Aldershot, NELSON E. LYTLE, Engineer Reserve, Hampshire, England. Discharged De­ son of Mr. and M:rs. G. 0. Lytle of We­ cember 13, 1918. natchee, Wash. Entered service Octo­ .HARRY E. McCRAY (Ensign), U.S. Navy, ber, 1918. Received training in S. A. T. son of Mrs. E. McCray of Olympia, C., State College of ,iVashington, Pull­ Wash. Received training at Puget Sound man, Wash. Discharged December, Navy Yard, Bremerton, Wash., Detroit, 1918. Mich. Page Forty-nine ALLAN B. McCREADY (Sgt.), Artillery, DONALD A. McEACHERAN ( 2nd Lieut.), 91st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S. Infantry, 4th Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mccready of Nezperce, Ida. Enter ed Daniel McEacheran of Stanwood, Wash. service September 22, 1917. Received Enter ed service May 2, 191 7. Received training at Camp Lewis, ViTash. Dis­ training at Presidio of San Francisco, charged May 8, 1919. Calif., Camp Fremont, Calif., Fort Geo. Wright, Wash. Discharged March 26, WILLIAM L . McCREDIE (Sgt.), Infantry, 1919. 41st Div., son of Mr. an d lYl rs . R . G. Mccredie of Sunnyside, VV ash. Entered ALEX T. McGREGOR (Pvt.), U. S. Ma­ service October 5, 1917. Received train­ rines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mc­ ing at St. Romain, France. lJischarged Gregor of Hooper, Wash. Entered serv­ April 12, 1919. ice August 10, 1918. Received train­ ing at Mare Island, Calif. Discharged EARL McCROSKEY, U. S. Navy, son of February 10, 1919. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McGroskey of Gar­ field, Wash. Received training at Bremerton, Wash., Municipal P ier, Chi­ JOHN M. McGREGOR (1st Lie ut.), U . S. cago, Ill., U. S. S. Thomas .I!'. Cole. Marine Corps,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter McGr egor of Hooper, Wash. Entered J. KENNETH 1\/IcCROSKEY ( Pvt. 1st cl.), ser vice July 17, 1917. Received train­ 4th Engineers, son of Mrs. W. C. ing at Marine Bks., Mare Island, Calif., Horsley of vValla Walla, Wash. En­ Quantico, Va., Marine Bks., Quantana­ tered service J uly 1, B 1 7. Received mo, Cuba, A. E. F. France. Discharged training at Vancouver, Wash., Camp A ugust 18, 1919. Green·, N. C. Engagements: Aisne­ Marne Offensive July 18 to A ugust 6; WALTER S. McHUGH, U. S. Navy, son of Vesle Sector August 9-12; St. Mihial Mr. and Mrs. Frank McHugh of Tacoma, Offensive September 14; Meuse Argonn e Vi,'ash. Entered service October, 1918. Offensive September 26 to October 1 9. Received training at Naval Training Member of Army of Occupation sta­ Unit, State College of Washington , Pull­ tioned in Wittlich, Ger many. man, Wash. Discharged December, 1918. OWEJN B . McCROSKEY (Seaman 2nd cl.) , U . S. Navy, Engin eers, son of Mr. and MAURICE B. McILVEEN, Field Artillery, Mrs. George H. McCroskey of P ullman, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mcllveen of Post Wash. Entered service• July 19, 1918. Falls, Ida. Received training at Camp Received training at Naval Tr. Sta., Se­ Logan, Houston, Texas, Base H ospital, attle, Wash., Bremerton, Wash. Dis­ Camp McClellan, Ala. charged February 14, 1919. MILO McIVER, Infantry, son of Mr. and SAMUEL LUSKER 1\/IcCROSKEY (Capt.), Mrs. K. Mciver of P ullman, Wash. En­ Coast Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. tered service October, 1 918. Received M. Mccroskey of Colfax, Wash. En­ trainine in S. A. T. C., State College of tered service in fall of 191 7. Received Washington, Pullman , Wash. Dis­ training at Presidio of San Francisco, charged December, 1918 .. Calif., Fort Casey and Fort Worden, vVash. Placed in debarkation service ROBERT McKENDRIGK at Hoboken, N. J. Still in service. WILLIAM E. McKINNEY JR. (2nd cl. ALFRED F. McDOUGALL, 23rd Engin­ Musician), U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and eers, son of Mr. and Mrs. E . E. McDou­ Mrs. Vil. E . McKinney of Waitsburg, gall of Seattle, Wash. Received training Wash. Entered service J uly 5, 1917. at Camp Meade, Md. Served in France Received training at Naval Tr. Sta., San with Co. E, 2nd Bn., 23rd Engineers. Francisco, Calif., R. S. at Norfolk, Va., U. S. S. Delaware, N. C. T., Seattle, ALLEN E. McDUFFEE, U. S. Navy, son of Wash. Served on board U . S. S. Del­ Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McDuffee of Pow­ aware about nine months in European ers, Ore. Received training at U. S. war zone with American Squadron of Naval Tr. Sta., San Francisco, Calif. English Grand Fleet. Discharged Janu­ Stationed on U. S. S. Batjan. ary 8, 1 919. Page F ifty J\II. LINN McKINSTRY (Chief Gunner's 1918. Took J?art in St. Mihiel Drive and Mate), U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Argonne Forest Drive. R. T. McKinstry of Spokane, Wash. Stationed at Bremerton, Wash., Indian RODERICK McRAE (1st Lieut.), 5 6th Head, Md., Subchaser 106, Atlantic Engineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coast Base, New London, Conn. McRae of Rosalia, Wash. Entered serv­ ice September 2, 1917. Received train­ EARL J. McLAUGHLIN, son of Mr. and ing at Training Camp, Vancouver, Mrs. A. J. McLaughlin of Waitsburg, Wash., Washington Barracks, D. C. Wash. Received training at Camp Lew­ Somme Offensive with 1st French is, Wash. Army, Triacourt, 2nd American Army GUY T. McLAUGHLIN (Pvt.), Marines, November 1-.11, 1918. Discharged Sep­ son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J . McLaughlin of tember 3, 1919. Waitsburg, Wash. Entered service NORMAN G. MACAULAY (SGt . . 1st cl.), July 25, 1918. Received training at Air Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mare Island, Calif., Quantico, Va. Dis­ Macaulay of Deming, Wash. Entered charged January 14, 1919. service September 18, 1917. Received JOHN A. McLEAN (Sgt.), 346th Field Ar­ training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Sta­ tillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Mc­ tioned at Vancouver, Wash. Discharged Lean of Fruitland, Wash. Entered serv­ January 31, 1919. · ice October 5, 1917. Received t r aining at Camp Lewis, Wash., De Soze, Frie­ HARRY K. MacKA Y (Major), Quarter­ ville, France. In France from July 28, master Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. 'l'. C. 1918, to January 15, 1919. Discharged MacKay of San Francisco, Calif. Entered February 8, 1919. service June 9, 1917. Received training at State College of Washington, 1st JOSEPH S. McLEAN ( 2nd Lieut.), Infan­ Washington Volunteers. Stationed at try, Machine Gun Co., son of Mr. and Bendorf, Germany. Wounded at battle Mrs. John M. McLean of Spokane, vVash. of St. Mihiel. Took part in action at Entered service September 21, 1917. Aisne Marne, St. Mihiel, Meuse Argonne. Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Hancock, Ga. Discharged No­ FREDERICK B. MacKENZIE, Infantry, vember 25, 1918. son of Mr. and Mrs. K. MacKenzie of DONALD HUGH McLEOD ( 2nd Lieut.), Pine City, ViTash. Entered service Oc­ Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. J ohn F. ta ber, 1918. Received training in S. A. McLeod of Bellingham, Wash. En­ T. C., State College of Washington, tered service January 5, 1918. Received Pullman, ViTash., 0. T. S., Camp Taylor, training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Ky. Lee, Va., S. P. D., Portland, Ore. Dis­ JOHN MacRAE, Air Service, son of l\fr. charged January ll, 1919. and Mrs. K . MacRae of Rosalia, Wash. G. TI-IOS. McMAHON ( 1st Lieut.), son of Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Mrs. William McMahon of Dupont, Camp Dick, Texas. Wash. Receivetl tr.aining at Camp Lew­ EDWIN A. MADSEN (Cpl.), 167th Infan­ is, Wash. try, 42nd Rainbow Div., son of Mr. and JAMES S. McNAIR ( 2nd Lieut.), Fieltl Mrs. Peter Madsen of Kent, Wash. En­ Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. James tered service October 3, 19 L7. Received McNair of Post Falls, Ida. Entered training at Fort Worden, Wash., Camp service January 5, 1918. Received Lewis, Wash., Camp Mills, N. Y. In ac­ training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp tion at Lorraine Sector Defensive Feb­ Taylor, Ky., Camp Jackson, S. C., Fort ruary 21 to June 18, 1918; Champagne Sill, Okla. Discharged April 1 7, 1919. Marne Defensive July 3-18, 1918; Bat­ tle of Chalons July 1; Aisne-Marne Of­ JOHN McPHERSON (Sgt.), Infantry, 41ut fensive (Chateau Thierry) July 26 to and 89th Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. John August 2, 1918; St. Mihiel Offensive T. McPherson of Colby, Wash. Entered September 12-27, 1918; Meuse Argonne service June 28, 1916. Received train­ October 5 to November 9; Army of Oc­ ing at Nogalis, Ariz., Seattle, Wash. cupation November 16 to April 6, 1919. Wounded in Meuse Drive November, Discharged May 1 7, 1919. Page Fifty-one OSCAR E. MALMSTEN, spn of Mr. and FRANK 13. MASON ( 2nd Lieut.) , l3al1oou Mrs. Claes Malmsten of Tekoa, Wash. Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Ma­ Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash. son of Prosser, Wash. Entered service Served in France with Co. A, Hdqrs. Bn. July 28, 1917. Received training at General Headquarters, A. E. F. France. Fort Walla Walla, Wash., Camp De Souge, France. Engagements: Five JOHN MALONEY JR., U . S. Marines, son days' a dvance to Stenoy on Meuse river; of Mr. and Mrs. John Maloney of Sky­ Argonne Meuse Engagement. Dis­ komish, Wash. Entered service Jun0 charged July 8, 1918. 1, 1918. Received training at Mare Is­ land, Calif., Fort Crockett, Texas, Gal­ RAY M. MAST (Pvt.), Medical Dept, Vet­ veston, Texas. Discharged February 1 , erinary Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. 1919. W. G. Mast of Coeur d'Alene, Ida. En­ tered service September 9, 1919. Re­ WALDEN LEROY MALONEY (Major), ceived training at Camp Greenleaf, Ga. Engineers. Discharged December 14, 1919. G. FLOYD MANRING, U. S. Navy, son of EVERETT MATHEWS (Cpl.), Field Ar­ Mrs. L. A . Manring. Received training tillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Math­ at U . S. Medical School, Washington, ews of Machias, Wash. Received train ­ D. C. ing at Fort Casey, Wash. Served with Batry F, 65th Field Artillery in France. RALPH S. MARBLE, U. S. Marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. H . E. Marble of Twisp, JOHN MA'l.8EN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ste­ Wash. Received training at U. S. Ma­ phen Matsen of Bickleton, ViTash . Re­ rine Bks., Vallejo, Calif. Served with ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Co. L, 5th Reg., 3rd Bn., U. S. Marines, in France. JOSEPH MATSEN (1st Lieut.), 13th In­ fantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen ALBERT P . MARIS. Matsen of Bickleton, Wash. Entered service August 26, 1917. Received MILTON J. MARLOWE (Radio 1st cl.), training at Presidio of San Francisco, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Calif., Bozeman, Mont., Butte, J\llont., Marlowe of Renton, Wash. Entered Camp Lee, Va. Discharged March 13, service May 16, 1917. Received train­ 191 9. ing at Harvard University. Stationed on Army Transport "Florence Lucken­ WILLARD J. MATTERS (2nd Lieut.), In­ back." Engagements : Five submarine fantry, son of lVIr. and Mrs. John T. encounters. Discharged September 2 5, Matters of Spokane, 'iiV ash. Entered 1919. service September 22, 191 7. Received training at Camp Lewis, ViTash. ERNEST F. lVIARQU ARDS EN ( 2nd Lieut.), A. T. S., Transportation Corps, son of DAVID R. MATTHEWS (2nd Lieut.), Air Mr . and Mrs. F. C. Marquardsen of Buhl, Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Mat.­ Ida. Entered service August 28, 1917. thews of Moscow, Ida. Entered serv­ Stationed at Brest, France. ice December 13, 191 7. Received train­ ing at Rockwell Fieid, Calif, Payn0 HERMAN P. MARSHALL. Field, Miss., Camp Dix, Texas, Garden City, New York. Discharged January CECIL D. MARTIN (Pvt.), Infantry, son 25, 1919. of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Martin of Mullan, Ida. Entereu service May 15, 1918. Re­ WILLIAM R. MATTHEWS, U. S. Navy, ceived training at Camp Lewis, ViTash., son of Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Matthews ot Camp Fremont; Calif., Camp Hancock, Spokane, Wash. Entered· service Octo­ Ga. Discharged November, 1918. ber, 1918. Received training in Naval LEON K. MARTINI (Musician 1st cl.), U. Training Unit, State College of Washing­ S. Navy, of Pullman, Wash. Entered ton, Pullman, Wash. Discharged De­ cember, 1918. service August 12, 1917. Received training at Goat Island, San Francisco, RAYMOND L. MAYLOR (Engineman 2nd Calif. Stationed on U. S. S. St. Louis. cl.), U.S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Made 16 trips through war zone. Dis­ S. Maylor of Everett, Wash. Entered charged February 2 8, 19 J. 9. service July 29, 1917. Received train- Page Fifty-two •

ing at Navy Yards, Bremerton, Wash., CLARENCE R . MES FORD ( Pvt. 1st cl.), Officers' Materia l School. Dischargerl U. S. Marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. I-I. December 17, 1918. 0. iVIesford of Poulsbo, Wash. Entered service October 2 6, 191 7. Received HOWARD E. MEADE (Mechanic), Mili­ training at Mare Island, Calif. Sta­ tary Police, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. tioned at Pearl Harbor, T. H., February Meade of Auburn, ViTash. Entered serv­ 14, 1918 to August 22, 1919 . Dis­ ice .July, 1917. Received training a t charged September 15, 1919. Camp Murray, Wash., Camp Green, N. C. Stationed in Germany with Army HAROLD E. MEWHINNEY (Cpl.), In­ of Occupation. fantry, son of Mr . and Mrs. N . S. Me­ whinney of Pullman, Wash. Received GEORGE E . MEANY (Ensign), U. S. training at Camp Lewis, ·wash. Dis­ Navy, son of l\lir . and Mrs. Henry Meany "charged February 22, 1919. of Colfax, Wash. Entered service Aug­ ust, 191 7. Received training at U . S. HENRY W. MEYER (1st Lieut.) , Infan­ Naval Tr. Sta., San Francisco, Calif., try, son of Mr. and Mrs. S . Meyer of San Dieg o, Calif., Pelham Bay, N. Y ., Lind, ViTash. Entered service May 12, Served on board Georgia and 191 7. Received training at Presidio of Texas. Was six months in s u bmarine San Francisco, Calif., Camp Lewis, zone. Wash. Severely gassed in Argonne For­ est September 29, 1918. Now in L etter­ DUDLEY C. MECUM, Air Service, son ot man Hospital, . Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mecum of Spokane, Wash. Received training at Harvard JOHN D . MEYER (Sgt.). Infantry, son of University, Cambridge, Mass., U . S. N. Mrs. Sophie Meyer of Ritzville, ,ii/ash. Aviation, Ch a rleston, S. C., U . S. N . Air Entered service May 10, 1919. Re­ Sta., Gironde, France. ceived training at Ordnance Supply School, Ca1np Hancock, Ga., 0. 0 . T. 8., ARTHUR A. MEDBY (2nd Lieut.), In­ Camp Gordon, Ga. Discharged Novem­ fantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. lVL Medby of ber 28, 1919. Spokane, Wash. E ntered service No­ vember 5, 191 7. Received training at LUTHER R. MEYER, U. S. Navy, son of Camp Lewis, 'Wash., Camp Pike, Ark., Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Meyer of Outlook, Camp Funston, Kans. Discharged vVash. Entered service December 1 4, March 3, 1919. 191 7. Received training at Bremerton. ViTash. Stationed on U. S. S. Antigone. CHARLES MELROSE (Ensign), U. S. Made eight trips to France. Discharged Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A . Melrose February 15, 1919. of Spokane, Wash. FRANK MICHAEL (Sgt.), Infantry, 6th JOHN MELVILLE, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Michael W . W. Melville of Lamont, Wash. of Seattle, ViTash. Entered service Aug­ ust 1, 191 7. Received tra ining at Camp J\JARK J\llENDENHALL, son of Mr. and Lewis, Wash. Discharged December 4, Mrs. M. F. Mendenhall of Spokane, Wash. 1918. HAROLD W. MERRIN (Cpl.), 347th Field HOW ARD MILLAR (Sgt.), Air Service, Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mer­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Millar of Van­ rin of Spokane, Wash. Entered serv­ couver, Wash. Entered service Decem­ ice .January 5, 1918. Received training ber, 1917. Received training at Van­ at Camp Lewis, Wash. Stationed in couver Bks., ·wash. Discharged March, France and with Army of Occupation. 1919. Discharged A pril 21, 1919. ALFRED D. MILLER (Sgt.), M. T . C., son HAROLD W. MERRITT, Infantry, son of of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S. Miller of Van­ Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Merritt of Everett, couver, ViTa sh. Entered service June 1, ViTash. Entered service October, 1918. 191 7. Received training at Presidio of Received training in S. A. T. C. , State San Francisco, Calif. Conveyed trucks College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. from Base to Front. Discharged Aug­ Discharged December, 1918. ust 11, 19] 9 . Page Fifty-three •

CLAUDE A . l\lIILLER. WILLIAl\lI B. MILLER, U. S. Navy, son of Mr .and Mrs. W. H . Miller of Pullman, CLEO E. MILLER (Ensign), Naval Air Wash . Received training at U. S. Navy Service, son of Mrs. L. B. Miller of Pull­ Yards, Bremerton, Wash., U. S. Naval man, Wash. Enter ed service August Tr. Sta., Seattle, Wash. 14, 191 7. Received training at San Francisco, Ca lif., Boston, Mass., Key WILLIAl\lI M. MILLER ( Seaman 1st cl.), W est and Pensacola , Fla., Mass. Insti­ Navy, son of Mr. and l\lirs. W. H. Miller tute of Technology, and on board U. S. of Pullman, Wash. Entered service S. St. Louis. Engagements: Convoy July 18, 1919. Received training at duty. Discharged May 21, 1919. Bremerton, Wash. Discharged Janu­ ary 16, 1919. EARL CAMERON MILLER ( 2nd cl. Sea­ man), U. S. Navy, son of Mrs. L. B. Mil­ HOWARD G. MILLINGTON (Ensign), U. ler of Pullman, W a sh. Entered service S. Navy. Stationed on U. S. S. St. Louis. June 26, !°918. R eceived training at Seattle, W a sh., Boston, Ma ss., Bremer­ FRED H. MILLS (Wagoner), 2nd Div,, In­ ton, Wash. Discharged August 21, fantry, son of l\lirs. F. Mills of Everett, 1919. Wash. Entered service October 4, 1917. Received training at Camp Mills, N. Y. EDWARD T. MILLER (Sgt.), Field Artil­ Stat ioned in France and Germany. En­ lery. Received training at Camp Lewis, ga gements: Toul Troyon Sector, Cha­ Wash. teau Thierry, Soissons, Marbach Cham­ GERALD W. MILLER (Cpl.) , Field Artil­ _pagne, Meuse Argonne, Army of Occu­ lery, son of Mrs. !VI. E. Carley of Carle:r, pation. Discharged August 18, 1919. Wash. Entered service September 27, 1917. :H.eceived training at Fort ·waua JOHN V. H. MINEAH (Cpl.), son of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. l\liineah of·Prosser, ViTash. v\Talla, Wash. Baccarat Sec. March 5 to Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash. June 20, 1918; Champagne l\liarne July 23 to August 10, 1918 ; Vasle Sec. Aug­ HAROLD P. l\HSEL (Wagoner), Engin­ ust 8 to 18, 1918; St. lVIihiel September eers, son of Mr. and l\lirs. G. W. Misel of 12 to October 2, 1918; Argonne October Wenatchee, v\Tash . Received training at 8 to 11, 1918. Discharged May 16, Vancouver, Wash., Camp Green, N. C. 1919. ·Took course at University at Beaume·. HUBERT S. MILLER (Sgt.), Infantry, 'i¥ith army of occupation. 41st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. HARRY E . MITCHELL (Capt.) Officer Miller of Centralia, Wash. Entered in charge of Field Artillery T raining service June 1, 191 7. Received train­ School, Harvard University, Cambridge, ing at Camp Mills, N. Y., Brest, France, Mass. St. Agnan (as instructor). In Paris three months as Prison Sergeant. HEBER H. MOBERLY (Cpl.), Medical Dept., 90th Div., (Base Hospital), son RAYMOND G. MILLER (2nd Lieut.), 47th Field Artillery, 16th Div., son of Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Moberly. En­ and Mrs. George H. Miller of Burling­ tered service June l 7, 191 7. Received training at Presidio, Calif. Stationed ton, Wash. Entered service January 3, at Camp Travis and San Antonio, Texas. 1918. Received training at Camp Tay­ Discharged April 21, 1919. lor, Ky., Camp Jackson, S. C., Fort Sill, Okla., Camp Kearney, Calif., Camp ALBERT J. MOCK (Pvt.), l\liedical Dept., Lewis, Wash. Discharged September 3, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mock of Walla 1919. 'i¥alla, Wash. l!;ntered service Febru­ ary 15, 1918. Received training at Fort ROBERT OSCAR JWILLER (Cpl.), 91st Div., Supply Train, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leavenworth, Kans., Motor Ambulance Vil . A. Miller of l\liayview, Wash. En­ Co., Camp Hancock, Ga. Discharged January 27, 1919. tered service November 1, 1917. Re­ ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash. M.ILTON P. MOESER (Lieut.), Sanitary Engagements: In action at St. Mihiel Corps, General Staff, son of Mr. and September 11 to 13, 1918; Meuse Ar­ Mrs. Wm. Moeser of Newport, Wash. gonne September 26 to October 4, 1918; En terecl service Au g ust 2 5, 191 7. Re­ Ypres Lys October 31 to November 11, ceived training at Fort Lawton, Wash., 1918. Discharged. May 10, 1919. Fort Riley, Kans., Camp McArthur, Page Fifty-four Texas, St. Louis, Mo. Discharged De­ VICTOR MORGAN (Radio Operator), Sig­ cember 3, 1918. nal Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Mor­ gan of Davenport, Wash. Entered serv­ WILLIAM MOESER, Air Service, son of ice August 14, 1918. Stationed at Lin­ Mr. and Mrs. William Moeser of New­ coln, Nebr. Discharged December 10, port, ·wash. Received training in Air 1918. Service Sqdn 55, Berkeley, Calif. ROY MOHR, son of Mr. and Mrs. John CHARLES F . MORRISON (1st Lieut.), U. Mohr of Kelso, Wash. · S. Marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrison of Zillah, iVash. Entererl OREN L . MONTGOMERY, Infantry, son service July 15, 1917. Received train­ of Mrs. Ida M. Bouihl of Benge, Wash. ing at Mare Island, Calif., and Quantico, Entered service October, 1918. Re­ Va. Stationed at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. ceived training in S. A. T. C., State Col­ Still in service. lege of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Discharged December, 1918. WENDELL W. MORRISON (Cpl.), 66th Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. vV. JAMES W. MONTZHEIMER (Pvt. 1st cl.), J. Morrison of Buena, Wash. Entered Coast Artillery Corps, 25th Reg., son service A ugust 22, 1917. Received of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Montzheimer of training at Fort ViTalla Walla, Wash., Elberton, Wash. Entered service Octo­ and Camp De Souge, France. Engage­ ber 21, 1918. Received training at Fort ments: Champagne Marne Defensive, Rosecrans, Calif., and Camp Lewis, Aisne Marne Offensive, St. Mihiel Of­ Wash. Discharged February 18, 1918. fensive, Meuse Argonne Offensive. DAVID H. MOODHE (Pvt. 1st cl.), Air Served five · and a half months with Service, son of Mr. and · Mrs. A. G. Army of Occupation in Germany. Cited Moodhe of Spokane, Wash. E ntered for gallantry in action October 3 0-31, service December 11, 191 7. Received 1919. Discharged June 29, 1919. training at St. Paul, 1Vrinn., Fort VVright, v\Tash., Kelly Field, Texas, v\Taco , Texas, ROGER W. MORSE (Capt.), Infantry, son Charlotte, N. C., E llington Field, Hous­ of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H . Morse of Bat­ ton, Texas. Discharged April 23, 1919. t leground, Wash. Stationed at Fort Geo. Wright, Spokane, Wash., Camp CLAY C. MOORE, Air Service, son of Dr. Grant, Ill. and Mrs. R. P. lVt'oore of Davenport, Wash. Received training at Camp Mc­ NORMAN W . MOSS, U . S. Navy, son of Arthur, Waco, Texas, and Field No. 1, Mr. and Mrs. W . A. Moss of Pullman, Garden City, Long Island, N. Y. Wash. Received training at U. S. Tra. Sta., Hospital · School, San Francisco, JACK GRADY MOORE (Pvt.), Medical Calif., Sick Qtrs., Bancroft Hall, U. S. Dept., 62nd Infantry, son of Mr. and Naval Academy, Annapolis, Mel. Mrs. F. C. Moore of Pullman, Wash. Entered service July 23, 1918. Re­ ROBERT W. MOSS (El. 2nd cl., R. 0.), ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash., U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Camp Fremont, Calif. Stationed at Moss of Pullman, Wash. Entered serv­ Camp Mills, N. Y., Camp Lee, Va. Dis­ ice July 2 8, 191 7. Received training charged January 18, 1919. at Goat Island, Calif., Harvard Radio School, Boston, Mass., Chelsea Radio MIKE MORAN, U. S. Marines, son of Mr. Sta., Machias Section Base, U. S. S. En­ and Mrs. Mike Moran of Republic, dion, Receiving Ship, Boston, Mass., Wash. Received training at Marine Boston Na val Radio Sta. Discharged Bks., Vallejo, Calif. September 19, 1919. CARL MORGAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Morgan ·of Davenport, ·wash. WILLIAM A. MOSS (1st Lieut.), 12th In­ fantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Moss HAROLD MORGAN, Infantry, son of Mr. of Payette, Ida. Entered service May and Mrs. W. F. Morgan of Yakima, 15, 191 7. Received training at Presidio Wash. Entered service October, 1918. of San Francisco, Calif., Camp Fremont, Received training in S. A. T. C., State Calif., ancl Camp Mills, N. Y., Port of College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Embarkation, Newport News, Va. Dis­ Discharged December, 1918. charged March 14, 1919. Page Fifty-five MELVIN J. MUCKEY (Lieut.) Received EARL H. MYERS, Infantry, son of Mr. training at Camp Lewis, Wash. and Mrs. Harry Myers of Sunnyside, ,¥ash. Entered service October, 1918. WALTER C. MUENSCHER (Pvt.), 75th Received training in S. A. T. C., State Infantry, 13th Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. College of ·washington, Pullman, Wash. F r a nk Muenscher of Lynden, Wash. Disch arged December, 1918. E ntered service June 2 7, 1918. Re­ ceived training at Camp Lewis, Vilash . PHILIP E . MYERS, U. S. Navy, son of Discharged January 3 0, 1 919. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Myers of Dav­ enport, Wash. Entered service Octo­ ALBERT H. MULLER (C. Q. M.), U . S. ber, 1918. Received training in Naval Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Muller T raining Unit, State College of Wash­ of Bellingh am, Vilash . Entered service ington, Pullman, Wash. Discharged June 6, 1918. Received tra ining at. December, 1918. Bremer ton, Wash., and Officers' Ma­ terial School, Naval Tra. Sta., Seattle , GEORGE R. MYRON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wash. Discharged February 22, 1.91 9. Hans Myron of Stanwood, Vi'ash. Re­ ceived training at State College of BERNARD MULVEY, U. S. Navy, Air Washington, Training Detachment, Pull­ Service, son of Mr. and Mrs . J. Mulvey man, Wash. of Tacoma, Wash. R eceived training· at Pensacola, Fla., U . S. Naval Air Sta . CLARENCE NASH, Infantry, son of Mr. HECTOR J. MUNN (2nd Lieut.), Infantry, and Mrs. Harry Nash of Pullman, Wash. son of Mr. and Mrs. J . H. Munn of Le­ Entered service October, 1918. Re­ la nd, vVash. Entered service July 1, ceived training in S. A. T . C., State Col­ 1916. R eceived training at lVI. G. O. T. lege of Washington, Pullman, Wash. C., Camp Hancock, Ga. Discharged De­ Discharged December, 1918. cember 11, 1918. ROY W . NASH (Pvt.), son of Mr. and FORREST G. MURDOCK ( 2nd Lieut.) , In­ Mrs. Harry Nash of Pullman, Wash. fantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Enter ed service May 1, 1918. Received Murdock of Yakima, vVash. Entered training at Vancouver Barracks, Wash., service January 5, 1918. Received wait ing for assignment to chemical war­ training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp fare service. Discharged February 13, Lee, Va . Discharged December 13, 1919. . 1918. LESLIE J . NAUGLE (Pvt.), Infantry, son THOMAS B. MURPHY (Lieut.) , U. S. of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Na u gle of Mineral, Navy, Hospital Corps, son of Mr. and Wash. Entered service September Mrs. T. Murphy of Oakesda le, Wash. o, 1918. Received training at Camp Lew• Assistant Surgeon U. S. N. R. F., U . S. is, wash., Camp Grant, Ill. Discharged Naval Hospital, Great L akes, Ill. Sta­ February 28, 1919. tioned at Ft. Lyon, Colo., and San Diego, Calif. Discharged December 1, 1919. ORAL R. NEAL, Infantry, son of Mr. and STANLEY P. MUSTARD (Lieut.), A.ir Mrs. U. A. Neal of Brush Prairie, Wash. Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mus­ Entered service Octa ber, 1918. Re­ tard of Elma, ViTash. Received training ceived training in S. A. T . C., State Col· at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas, Wil­ lege of Washington, Pullman, Wash. bur Wright Field, Fairfield, Ohio, P ayn e Discha rged December, 1918. Field, West Point, Miss. DONALD S. NEELY (Sgt.), 23rd Engin­ CLYDE MYERS (Capt.), 13 7th Engineers, eers, son of Dr. and Mrs. John R. Neely son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion B . Myers. of Spokane, Wash. Entered service Sep­ Entered service December 28, 1918. R e­ t ember 2 7, 191 7 . Received training at ceived training at Camp Lee, Va., Wash­ Camp Meade, Md. Engagements: ington Bks., D. C., B. S. No. 1, Am. E. Seichprey, Marne Aisne, St._ Mihiel, F., November 3, 191,8, to July 3, 1919. Meuse Argonne. Discharged June 25, Engaged in highway construction and 1919. maintenance while in France. Dis­ charged August 8, 1919. CARL S. NELSON, Spokane, Wash. Page Fifty-six CHARLES ROBERT NELSON (Cpl.), San Francisco, Calif., (U. S. N·. Tr. Sta.) Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Naval Base, Hampton Roads, Va. Dis­ M. Nelson of Yakima, Wash. Entered charged April 20, 1919. service December 28, 1917. R eceived training at Camp Fremont, Calif., and ViTILLIAM NOLIN (Pvt.) Received train­ Fort Sill, Okla. Discharged F ebruary ing at Camp Lewis, Wash. Served with 17, 1919. Sanitary Squadron No. 2, A. E. F., France. WILLIAM A. NESS ( 2nd Lieut.) , Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. 0. Ness CHARLES QWAY NORTH (Capt.), Medi­ of Tacoma, Wash. Entered service cal Division 1-7 Black Watch Battalion May 15, 1918. Received training at of the 51st Royal Highlanders, son of Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Taylor, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. S. Taylor North. Entered Fort SHI, Okla., Camp JackiSon, S. C. service May 31, 1917. Three months Discharged February 3, 1919. with German prison camp. Engage­ ments: German Offensive 191 7; Battles WILLIAM V. NESSLY (2nd Lieut.), Re­ of Somme, March, 1918; Lys (Flanders.) cruiting officer, son of Mr. and Mrs. April, 1918 ; Marne July, 1918; Somme J. E. Nessly of Moscow, Ida. Entered and Scarpe August, September, October service April 16, 191 7. Recruiting and November, 1 918. Decorated by Agent, traveled over \Vashington, °Idaho King George with the Military Cross and Montana. Received training at for special service in action. Discharged Camp Lewis, Wash. Operated recruit­ April 9, 1919. ing station at Butte, Mont. 0 . T. S., GLEN NOYES (Sgt.), Medical Dept., son Camp Pike, Ark. of Mr.· and Mrs. L. H. Noyes. Received ANDREW NEWMAN (Cpl.), Infantry, son training at Fort Russell, Wyo., A. S. S. of Mr. and Mrs. John Newman of E lma, C., Waco, Texas. Wash. Received training at Camp Lew­ INGLE O'DAY (Sgt.), 316th Engineers, is, Wash. 91st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. O'Day of Pullman, Wash. Entered CECIL I. NEUMAN (Pvt.), 26th Engin­ service October 5, 1917. Received train­ eers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Neuman ing at Camp Lewis, Wash. On reserve at of Wenatchee, Wash. Entered service St. Mihiel September 10 to 13, 1918; November 4, 1917. Received training in action at Argonne Meuse September at Camp Dix, N. J. Engagements: Ar­ 2 5' to October 11, 1918 ; Ypres-Lys­ gonne Meuse Offensive, October 2 to Scheld t · October 28 to November 11, November 11, 1918. Army of Occupa­ 1918. Discharged April 29, 1919. tion November 17 to December 16, 1918. Discharged April 15, 1919. LESTER EUGENE O'DAY (Gun Pointer), Mercahnt Marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. JOHN H. NEY. Received training at Thomas J. O'Day of Pullman, Wash. Washington State College Training De­ Entered service April 3, 1918. Received tachment, Pullman, ·wash. training at Bremerton Navy Yards. Stationed on U. S. S. Snohomish, U. S. GILMOUR NICHOLLS, Field Artillery, son C. 9. Discharged November 30, 1918. of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Nicholls. Re­ ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash. RAY M. O'DAY (Capt.), 48th Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. O'Day of Pull­ WM. IRA NICHOLSON (M .M. 1st cl.), U. man, Wash. Entered service March 22, S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 1917. Received training at Fort Leav­ Nicholson of Anacortes, Wash. En­ enworth, Kans., Syracuse, N. Y., New tered service July 24, 1917. Received port News, Va., Camp Sevier and Camp training at Bremerton Navy Yards, on Jackson, S. C. In Regular Army as per­ U. S. S. Great Northern and U. S. S. manent captain. Aeolus. Engagements: Made eight trips to France, one submarine encoun­ HOW ARD S. OLIN ( 2nd Lieut.) , Air Serv­ ter. ice, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Olin of Spokane, Wash. Entered service De­ RALPH A. NOERENBERG (Ensign), U. cember 12, 1917. Received training at S. Navy, son of Mrs. C. M. Noerenberg Kelly Field, Texas, Camp Hancock, Ga.1 of Spokane, Wash. Entered service Indianapolis, Ind. Discharged Decem­ July 14, 1917. Received training at ber 10, 1918. Page Fifty-seven MANFORD M. OLIPHANT, Infantry, son Colfax, Wash. Entered service Decem­ of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Oliphant of Pull­ ber, 1917. Received training at Waco, man, V,Tash. Entered service October, Texas, and Mineola, Long Island, N. Y. 1918. Received training in S. A . T. C., Stationed at London, England. Dis­ State College of Washington, Pullman, charged January 14, 1919. Wash. Discharged December, 1918. FRANCIS L. PARRAHM (Wagoner), FRED G. OLSON (2nd Lieut.), 316th In­ Coast Artillery Corps, son of Mr. and fantry, M. G. Co., son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. F. M. Parrahm of Kent, Wash. John Olson of Ferndale, Wash. En­ Entered service July 2 5, 191 7. In ac­ tered service September 7, 191 7. Re­ tion at St. lVI ihiel, Argonne, Verdun and ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Pont a Musson Sector. Discharged Feb­ Stationed at Camp Hancock, Ga. Dis­ ruary 28, 1919. charged November 30, 1918. LYMAN PASSMORE (1st Lieut.), Lega­ HAROLD S. OLSON, U . S. Marines, son of tion Guard, U . S. Marines, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Olson of Hoquiam, Irvin Passmore of Chico, Calif. Sta­ Wash. Entered service October 1, 1918. tioned with American Legation, Peking, Received training at Mare Island, Calif. China. and at Olongapo, P. I. Discharged June 5, 1919. WALDO 0. PASSMORE (Sgt.), 91st Di°v., WILLIAM O'NEAL (Lieut.), Air Service, 363rd Infantry, son of Mr. Irvin Pass­ son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. O'Neal of more of Chico, Calif. Entered service Appleton, Wash. Received training at January 4, 1918. Received training at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas, Camp Lewis, Wash. Took part in ac­ Gesstner F ield, Lake Charles, ·La. tion at St. Mihiel, Toul Sector, Septem­ EUGENE T. O'NEILL (Pvt. 1st cl.), Med. ber 11 t o 13, 1918; Argonne Meuse Sep­ Dept., Base Hospital No. 101, son of tember 2 6 to October 4, 1918; Lyci Mr. and Mrs. T. J . O'Neill of E lma, Scheldt October 31 to November 11 , Wash., Box 284. Entered service May 1918. Discharged April 27, 1918. 14, 1917. In France since August 20, VICTOR C. PAUHLMAN ( 2n d Lieut.), 1917, in Base Hospital No. 101. Infantry, Vet. Corps, son of Mrs. V. C. EUGENE ORMSBEE (1st Lieut.), son of Pauhlman of Prosser, Wash. Received Mr. and Mrs. R ichard H. Ormsbee of training at Camp Green leaf, Chicka­ Waitsburg, Wash. Received trainin g mau ga Park, Ga., and Camp Dodge, Ia. at Camp Lewis, Wash., and Fairfax, BYRON PAYNE (Cpl.), Signal Corps, son '\Vash. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Payne of Sno­ JOHN OSTERBACK, E n gineer Reserve, homish, Wash . Entered service June · son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Osterback of 14, 1918. Received training at State Spokane, "v\Tash. Entered service Octo­ College of Washington Training Detach­ be1·, 1918. Received training in S. A . ment, Pullman, Wash., and Fort. Leav­ T. C., State College of Washington, enworth, Kans. Stationed at Camp Pullman, Wash. Discharged December, Cody, N. M. Disch arged December 9, 1918. 1918. FREDERICK J . OSTERMAN (Major). CARL PEARSON ( 2nd Lieut.), Infantry, Hdq. Aeronautical General Supply De­ son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pearson of pot and Concentration Camp, Garden Trout Lake, Wash. Entered service Oc­ City, N. Y. tober 3, 1917. Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Gordon, Ga., GEORGE A. PARKER, U. S. Navy, son of Camp Pike, Ark., Camp Taylor, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Parker of Bend, Discharged December 17, 1918. Ore. Received training at U. S. Naval Tr. Sta., Hospital X-ray Lab., San Fran­ ORIN PEARSON ( 2nd L ieut.), Infantry, cisco, Calif., Naval Hospital , Goat Is­ son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Pearson of land, San Francisco, Calif. Discharged Trout Lake, Wash. Entered service May 5, 1919. October 3, 191 7 . Received training and stationed at Camp Lewis, Wash., dur­ MERTON C. PARKER (Sgt.), Air Service, ing entire time. Discharged December sori of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Parker of 3, 1918. Page Fifty-eight FRANKLIN PEASE, Coast Artillery Corps, Green, N. C., Camp Mills, N. Y. Served son of lVIr. and lVIrs. Wm. Pease of Seat­ with Btry. D, 146th Reg. of Field Ar­ tle, Wash. Served with 54th C. A. CJ. tillery in France. in France. KARL PFEIFFER, Infantry, son of Mrs. HAROLD PECKENPAUGH, Infantry, son S. J. Pfeiffer of Port Townsend, Wash. of Mr. and lVIrs. S. Peckenpaugh. Re­ Entered service October, 1918. Re­ ceived training at Camp Lewis, V\Tash., ceived training in S. A. T. C., State Col­ and Camp Fremont, Calif. lege of V\iashington, P ullman, Wash. Discharged December, 1918. FRANCIS B . PECKHAM, Cavalry, son of Mr. and lVIi·s . A. M. Peckham of Seattle, PAYNE PFEIFFER, Infantry, son of Mr. Wash. Received training at Fort Doug­ and Mrs. S. J. Pfeiffer of Port Town­ las, Ariz. Served in France with 15th send, Wash. Entered service October, Cavalry, Troop A. 1918. Received training in S. A. T. C., State College of Washington, Pullman, ARTHUR PEDERSON, Infantry, son of V\Tash. Mr. and Mrs. P. Pederson of Ellensburg, Wash. Entered service October, 1918. CLEMENT A. PHILLIPS, Q. M. Reserve, Received training in S. A. T. C., Stat•a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Phillips of College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Spokane, Wash. Entered service Octo­ Discharged December, 1918. ber, 1918. Received training in S. A. T. C., State College of Washington, Pull­ MARK PENCE ( 2nd Lieut.), 9 6th Field man, Wash. Discharged . December, Artillery, son of lVIr. and Mrs. James S. 1918. Pence of Davenport, Wash. Entered JOSEPH L. PHILLIPS (Capt.), 3rd U. S . service September 21, 19 J. 7. . Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Cavalry, of Ellensburg, Wash. Saw Jackson, S. C., Fort Sill, Okla., Camp service with 1st Army Corps in Decem­ Kearney, Calif. Discharged December ber, 1919 . Established and organized 1st Veterinary Hospital in A. E . F. 6, 1918. Graduated from the Army School of the LEONIDAS PENN (Flying Cadet), Air Line at Langres in January, 1919. Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo-rge W. PAUL H. PHILLIPS, U. S. Navy, son of Penn of Elberton, Wash. Received Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips of Cushman, training at Camp Lewis, Wash., and Mont. Entered service October, 1918. Berkeley, Calif. Received training at Naval Training HUGH PERRY, Infantry, son of Mr. and Unit, State College of Washington, Pull­ lVIrs . F . W. Perry. man, V\Tash. Discharged December, 1918. CARL W. PERSON (Sgt.), Medical Dept., FRANK A. PHIPPS (Lieut.), Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Person of St. son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Phipps of John, Wash. Entered service May 16, Kent, Wash. Received training at 1917. Received training at P r esidio of Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Lee, Va. San Francisco, Calif. Stationed at Camp Coetgnidan, France, Camp Hospital No. WILLIAM L. PHIPPS, U. S. Navy, of Med­ 5. Discharged Au gust 7, 1919. ical Lake, Wash. Entered service Octo­ ber, 1918. Received training at . Naval CLARENCE PETERSON, Infantry, son of Training Unit, State College · of Wash­ Mr. and Mrs. Hans Peterson of Sumner, ington, Pullman, Wash. Discharged V\Tash. Received training in 24th Co., December, 1918. C. !VI. G. 0. T. S., Camp Hancock, Ga. CLIFFORD E. PICKERING (Lieut.), Vet­ EDWARD L. PETERSON. Received train­ erinary Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. Freel ing at Camp Lewis, ViTash. Pickering of Mr. Vernon, Wash. Re­ E. ERNEST PETERSON, Air Service, son ceived training in Field Veterinary of lVIr. and Mrs. E. R. Peterson of Seat-' Corps, Camp Fremont, Calif., Camp tie, Wash. Received training at Miami, Mercedes, Texas. Fla. LAWRENCE C. PIERCE, son of Mr. ancl ROY G. PETTIT, Field Artillery, son of Mrs. W illiam Pierce of Mansfield, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Pettit of Grandview, Received training in 2nd W. S. C. Train­ ·wash. Received training at Camp ing Detachment, Pullman, Wash. Page Fifty-nine CLARENCE F. PINKERTON (Pvt. 1st cl.). kane, Wash. Entered ser vice October, Medical Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. 1918. Received training in S. A. T. C., W . Pinkerton of Yakima, Wash. En­ State College of Washington, Pullman., tered service February 24, 1918. Re­ Wash. Discharged December, 1918. ceived training at Fort Lawton, Wash., Fort Stevens, Ore., Camp Eustis, Va. CHARLES STUART PRATT, U. S. Navy, Discharged January 11, 1919. son of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Pratt of Pullman, Wash. Entered service Octo­ ALBERT PIRO (H. A. 1st cl.), U.S. Navy, ber, 1918. Received training in Naval son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Piro of Seat­ Training Unit, State College of Wash­ tle, Wash. Entered service April 4, ington, Pullman , Wash. Discharged 1918. Received training at Bremerton, December, 1918. Wash. Stationed in Naval Hospital at Bremerton four months; with Marines HENRY PRATT, Infantry, son of :Mr. and at Quantico, Va. five months. Released Mrs. A. W. Pratt of Seattle, Wash. En­ April 9, 1919. tered service October, 1918. Received training in S. A. T . C., State College of MILES F. POTTER, U. S. Navy, son of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Dis­ Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Potter of Winona, charged December, 1918. Wash. Received training at U. S. N. Tr. Sta ., San Francisco, Calif. FRED L. PRESCOTT, Infantry, son of Mr. WILLIAM J. POTTER (Ma jor) , 361st In­ and Mrs. F. L. Prescott of Spokane, fantry, 91st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wash. Entered service October, 1918. Bernard Potter of Scranton, Pa. En­ Received training in S. A. T. C., State tered service May 1, 1917. Received College of ·washington, Pullman, Wash. training at Presidio of San Francisco, Discharged December, 1918. Calif., Camp Lewis, Wash., Glasgow, Southhampton, Sarrey, France, Vacon, RAY H. PRESCOTT (Machinist's Mate 2nd Marats le Grande Parois, Souilly, Vittel, cl.), U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vichy, Brest, Camp Merritt, . Camp Dix. F. L. Prescott of Spokane, Wash. En­ Wounded in Argonne Offensive Septem­ tered service November 22, 1917. Re­ ber 2 7, 1918, machine gun bullet ceived training a t Philadelphia, Penn. through left 1ung September 2 8, gassed Stationed on U. S. S. Camden. Still in same date. Engagements: St. Mihiel service November, 1918. Offensive September 12-14, 1918; Meuse Argonne Offensive; recommended D. R. ARTHUR E. PRICE (2nd Lieut.). Field C.; in trenches G. C. 11 sub sector Pont Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles en quartre enfants. Still in hospital A. Price of Chandler, Ariz. Entered October, 1919, result of wounds. service September 5, 1917. Received training at Camp Funston, Kans., and EDWIN T . POWELL (Capt.) , Field Ar­ Camp Pike, Ark., Camp Jackson, S. C., tillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Saumur Arti.llery School, Saumner,­ Powell of Coeur d'Alene, Ida. Entered France. One year was spent as instruc­ service March 2 6, 191 7. Received tor in Saumer Artillery School, Saumer, training at Fort George Wright, Wash., France . Camp De Souge, France. In action at Champagne-Marne Defensive, Aisne­ DANIEL W. L. PRYTZ (Sgt.), Air Service, Marne ·Offensive, St. Mihiel Offensive, son of Mrs. E. H. Walsh of Tacoma, Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Discharged Wash. Received training at Ellington June 26, 1919. Field, Houston, Texas, Oneonta Field, Imperial Beach, Calif. WALTER A. POWELL (2nd Lieut.), Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. THOMAS C. PUCKETT ( 2nd Lieut.), In­ H . Powell of Cheney, Wash. Entereu fantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Puck­ service January 5, 1918. Received ett of Pullman, Wash. Received train­ training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp ing at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Sheri­ Taylor, Ky., Camp Jackson, S. C. Grad­ dan, Ala. uated from School of Fire, Fort Sill, Okla. Discharged Dec. 13, 1918. WILLIAM N. PUCKETT (Capt.). Infan­ tr.y, of Pullman, Wash. Stationed at HARRY POWER, Engineers Reserve, son Camp Benning, Ga. in Infantry School of •Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Power of Spo- of Arms. Page Sixty RHEA H . PYLE, Infantry, son of Mr. and ber, 1918. Received training in S. A. Mrs. :F'. H. Pyle of Pomeroy, Wash. En­ '1'. C., State College of Washington, P ull­ tered service October, 1918. Received man, Wash. Discharged December, training in S. A. T. C., State College of 1918. Washington, Pullman, Wash. Dis­ charged December, 1918. JOHN E. RAY (Capt.), Infantry, son of M.r . and l\11.rs. D. lJ. Ray of Coulee City, RUSH J. QUESENBERRY (Sgt.), Infan­ Wash. Stationed at Fort Sill, Okla. try, 91st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Served in .!! 'ranee with Co. 1V1, 139th In­ Quesenberry. l:Dntered service March tantry. 27, 1917. Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash., Presidio of San Francis­ RUSSELL S. REED (2nd Lieut. ), 143rd co, Calif.; on special d nty at the Benicia 111achine Gun Bn., 4Uth Div., son of Mr. Arsenal. Discharged January 23, 1919. and l\lrs. J!'rank S. Reed of Cairo, Ill. .l!;ntered service May 14, 1917. Re­ WILLIAM H. QUICK (Pvt. 1st cl. ), U . fl. · ceived training at l! 'ort Sheridan, Ill. Marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. i::ltationed at camp Grant, 111. Engage­ Quick of Chehalis, Wash. Entered ments: .bngadect with' British. Dis­ service May 16, 1918. Received train­ charged May 24, 1919. ing at Mare Island, Calif. Stationed at Galveston, Texas. Discharged February STANLEY 1\/I. REES (Chief Yeoman), U. 25, 1919. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Meridith JOHN V. QUIGLEY (2nd Lieut.), Air .H.ees or Renton, Wash. :&;ntered serv­ ervice, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Quig­ ice lhay 14, 1 }.11 7. Stationed on board ley. Entered service November, 1917. u. S. S. Cheyenne. Received training at Berkeley, Calif., Dallas, Texas, San Diego, Calif., Garden ALBERT E. REICHEL (2nd L ieut.), Field City, N. Y. Discharged December 12, Bignal Corps, son of 1vli- . and l\11.rs. A. 1918. K .H.eicnel of ureat Falls, Mont. En­ tered service September 21, 1917 . Re­ JOHN GUY RAKE ( 2nd Lieut.), Field ceived training at camp Lewis, Wash., Artillery, son of l\lr. and Mrs. George College Park, Md., Camp Stanley, Texas, W. Rake of Spokane, Wash. Entered camp Beauregard, La.· Discharged service May 15, 1918. Received train­ 1.-ebruary 4, 1 919. ing at Camp Taylor, Ky., Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Jackson, S. C. Discharged PETER REILLY, Infantry, son of Mr. and January 4, 1919. Mrs. P . .H.eilly of Spangle, Wash. E n­ tered service October , 1918. Received J . ARTHUR RAMSAY (1st Lieut.), 38th training in S. A. T. C., State College of Engineers, son of Rev. and Mr s. John Washmgton, Pullman, Wash. Dis­ A. Ramsay of El Paso, Texas. Entered charged December, ,1918. service December 28, 19-7. R eceived. training at Camp Lee, Va., For t Myer, JULIUS W. R::JJMBOWCKI (Pvt. 1st cl.), Va., Camp Merritt, N. J ., and Bordeaux, Medical Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. A France. In charge of electrica l con­ Rembowski of Coeur d "Alene, Ida. En­ struction work at docks at Bassens, Bor­ tered service December 14, 1917. Re­ deaux, France, from 1\/Iarch 14 to June ceived training , at Kelly Field, Texas, 8, 1919. Discharged July 7, 1919. P residio Monteray, Calif., Long Island, GEORGE V. RANKIN (2nd Lieut.), Air N. Y. (Mitchell F ield and Hazelhurst Serivce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. F'ield), Rockwell Field, San Diego, Cal. , Rankin of Yakima, Wash. Entered Camp Lewis, Wash. service August 3, 1917. Received train­ ing at Kelly Field No. 2, Fort ROBERT RHEJA (Lieut.), Am. Red Cross. Lawton, Wash., Wac·o, Texa s, At­ Stationed at A. R. C. M. Hospital No. 10, lanta, Ga., Camp Green, N . C., Camp France; Bureau of Personnel, Am. Red Mills, N. Y., Henly Surry, England. Dis­ Cross, Paris, France. charged December 31, 1918. ORBIE 0. RICE (Sgt.), Air Service, son FLOYD S. RATCHFORD, Infantry, son of of Mr. and Mrs. F. W . R ice of Daven­ Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ratchford of Sedro port, Wash." Received training at Camp Woolley, Wash. Entered service Octo-' ., Kelly, San Antonio, Texas. Page Sixty-one CHARLES N. RICH (Pvt.), 4th Engineers, Presidio of San Francisco, Calif., Camp son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Rich of Lewis, Wash., France. On U. S. Re­ Seattle, Wash. Entered service Sep­ serve. tember 5, 1917. Received training at Camp Lewis, \~ ash., and Camp Green, JOHN S. ROACH, Q. M., son of Mr. and N. C. Wounded at battle of Chateau Mrs. James Roach of Red Oak, Iowa. Thierry. Discharged Febru ary 21, 1919. Entered service December 10, 1917. Re­ ceived training at Camps Dodge, Ia., and GEORGE F. RICHARDSON ( 2nd Lieut.), Hancock, Ga. Fire Inspector of camp. 12th Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Discharged April 2 9, 1919. F. R ichardson of Seattle, Wash. · En­ tered service March 2 7, 1 918. Received JAMES T. ROBERTS (Q. M. 2nd cl. ), U. training at Camp Fremont, Calif., Camp S. Navy, son of Mr. and l\li rs. John Rob­ Mills, N. Y., Camp Stuart, Va., Camp erts of Pullman, Wash. Entered serv­ H ill, Va. Discharged January 14, 1919. ice April 18, 1918. Received training at Bremerton, Wash., and New London, CHESTER D. RIES, U. S. Navy, son of Conn. Discharged December 13, 1918. Mr. and IVIrs. Frank Ries of Lyman, Wash. Received training at U. S. Naval JOHN D. ROBERTS (Capt.), Infantry, son Tr. Sta., Seattle, Wash. of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Roberts of Seattle, Wash. Entered service Augu st MAX RIETIVIAN, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. 2 7, 1 91 7 . Received training at Presidio and Mrs. F. Rietman of Troy, Ida. En­ of San Francisco, Calif., Camp Lewis, tered service October, 1918. Received Wash., Training Detachment, Pullman, training in Naval Training Unit, State Wash., Missoula, Mont., Helena, Mont., College of Washington, P ullman, Wash. vVashington, D. C., Spokane, Wash. Discharged December, 1918. MARSHALL A. ROBERTS, Infantry, son WARD A . RINEHART, Infantry, son of of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Roberts of Spo­ Mr. and JVI rs. 1\11. D. Rinehart of Dayton, kane, Wash. Entered service October, Wash. Entered service October, 191S. 1918. Received training in S. A. T. C., Received training in S. A. T. C., State State College of Washington, Pullman, College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Wash. Discharged December, 1918. Discharged December, 1918. ALLIE W. ROBINSON (Q. M. 1st cl. ), U. PAULL. RINKER (Pvt.), S. A. T. C., son S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eli B. of Mr. and Mrs. K. !VI. Rinker of Daven­ Robinson of Shelton, Wash. Entered port, Wash. Entered service August 15, service December 10, 1917. Received 1918. Received training at State Col­ training at New London, Conn., P ly­ lege of Washington and University of mouth, England, and La Pallice, France, Nebraska. Discharged December 10, on U. S. S. C. 260. Engagements: Sub­ 1919. marine encounter September 6, 1918. Discharged September 24, 1919. DUANE L. RIPLEY, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ripley of Ravalli, GILBERT P. ROBINSON, Infantry, son of Mont. Entered service October, 1918. Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Robinson of Spokane, Received training in Naval Training Wash. Entered service October, 191S. Unit, State College of Washington, Pull­ Received training in S. A . T . C., State man, Wash. Discharged December, College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. 1918. Discharged December, 1918. HAROLD RISLEY (Pvt.), Medical Dept., J AIVIES H. ROBINSON (Sgt.) , Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harlin E. Risley 1 3th Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. of Lakeview, Vvash. Entered service Robinson of Cathcart, Wash. Entered August 2, 1917. Received training at service June 14, 1918. Received train­ Camp Cody, N. l\lL Stationed at U. S. ing at Camp Lewis, Wash., and Training Army Base Hospital No. 29, London, Detachment, Pullman, Wash. Dis­ England. Discharged March 20, 1919. charged· January 28, 1919. HERBERT L. RITTER (Capt.) , Field Ar­ JOHN B. ROBINSON (Pvt.), U . S. Ma­ tillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ritter rines, Band, son of Mr. and Mrs. W il­ of Spokane, Wash. Entered servica liam Robinson of Dayton, Wash. En­ May 13, 191 7. Recei.ved training at tered service August 4, 1917. Received Page Sixty-two training at Mare Island, Calif. Dis­ October 15, 191 7. Received training at charged May 27 , 1919. Camp Harry K. Jones, Douglas, Ariz. In action at Chateau Thierry Sector, JOHN W. ROBINSON (Cpl.), 316th En­ Aisne lVIarne Defensive, Champagne gineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Marne Offensive, St. Mihiel Offensive, Robinson of Elma, Wash. ' Entered lVIeuse Argonne. Discharged September service October 5, 1917. Receiverl 26, 1919. training at Camp Lewis, Wash. In ac­ tion at St. Mihiel Offensive, Meuse Ar­ LOWELL W. ROOKS (Capt.), Infantry, gonne Offensive, Ypres Lys Offensive, son of lVIr. and Mrs. Albert Rooks of · three months at the University of Glas­ Seattle, Wash. Entered service June fi, gow, Scotland. Discharged August 1., 1919. Received training at State Col­ 1919. . lege of Washington and Fort Leaven­ LESTER L. ROBINSON (Sgt.), Infantry, worth, Kan. Stationed at Camp Forrest, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Robinson of Ga. Engagements: Served in front Nez Perce, Ida. Received training at line trenches Vosges Sector I September, Camp Lewis, Wash., M. G. 0 . T. C., 1918, to October, 1918; lVIeuse Argonne Camp Hancock, Ga: Offensive November 1 to 10, 1918. Per­ manently in Regular Army. 'iVILLIAM WITTER ROBINSON, lVIedical Corps, son of Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Robin­ ALVIN W. ROOKSTOOL (Sgt. 1st cl.), son of Spokane, Wash. Entered service 606th Engineers, son of lVIr. and Mrs. June 2, 1916. Received training at C. Rookstool of Walla Walla, Wash. l!.,ort lVIcPherson, Ga. Stationed at U. Entered service July 2 O, 1918. Re­ S. A. Camp Hospital No. 4, Joinville le ceived training at Camp Humphrey, Va., Pont, France. Engagements: Battles Fort Wright, Wash., Camp Lewis, Wash., of the Champagne and Chemin das Presidio, Calif. Discharged February Dames. Permanently disabled account 19, 1919. of heart disease caused by diphtheria contracted while m aking cult ures of GEORGE F. ROOT (Pvt.), Medical Dept. diphtheria bacilli in laboratory of U. S. (Veterinary), son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Camp Hospital No. 4. Discharged l\lI. Root of O'Brien, Wash. Entered May 15, 1919. service June 11, 1918. Received train­ ing at Camp Greenleaf, Ga. Discharged FRED D. ROCKEY (C. Q. M.), U.S. Navy, December 14, 1918. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rockey of Bellingham, Wash. Entered service ORSON A. ROSECRANS (Sgt.), Ordnance August, 191 7. Received training at Se­ Dept., Mobile Co., sop. .of lVIr. and Mrs. attle, Wash., ancl Pelham Bay, N. Y. 0. U. Rosecrans of Sacramento, Calif. Stationed at Killingholme, U. S. Naval Entered service December 12, 1917. Re­ Air Station. Discharged February, ceived training at Camp Hancock, Ga., 1919. and Camp Herring, Ill. Engagements: Champagne Sector September 17 to Oc­ EDWIN K . ROGERS, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. tober 1 3, 1918; Argonne lVIeuse October Wm. Rogers. Received training at 13 to November 11, 1918. Discharged Camp Lewis, Wash. May 28, 1919. ELVER F. ROGERS (2nd Lieut.), Royal Air Service, son of Mrs. J. F. Rogers of JOSEPH ROSENOFF, Infantry, son of Mr. Regina, Sask., Canada. Entered serv­ and Mrs. Jacob Rosenoff of Ritzville. ice August, 1917. Received training at 'Wash. Entered service October, 1918. Toronto and Ontario, Can., and England. Received training in S. A. T. C., State Discharged May 2 O, 1919. College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Discharged December, 1918. RICHARD B. ROGERS, 23rd E ngineers. Received training at Camp Meade, Mel. KENNETH D. ROSS (Student l!.,light Of­ Served with 23rd Engineers, Truck 5, ficer) , Naval Air Service, son of Mr. A. E. F., France. ancl Mrs. D . C. Ross of Spokane, Wash. Entered service June 8, 1917. Received JOHN ROLLINGER (Cpl.), 10th Field Ar­ training at Presidio of San Francisco, tillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. Rollinger Calif., and Seattle, Wash. Discharged of Ellensburg, Wash. Entered service January 10, 1919. Page Sixty-three OLIVER H. ROUNDTREE, Infantry, son WILLIAM D. SABISTON, Infantry, son of of Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Roundtree of Mrs. Wm. Sabiston of Spokane, Wash. Bristfort, Wash. Entered service Octo­ Entered service October , 1918. Re­ ber, 1918. Received training in · S. A . ceived training in S. A. T. C., State T . C., State College of Washin gton, Co.I lege•of Washington, P ullman, Wash., P ullman , Wash. Discharged December, 0 . T. S., Camp Taylor, Ky. 1918. JOSEPH G. SABOE (Cpl.), Infantry, son FRANCIS M. ROWLEE (Ph. Mate 3rd cl.), of Mrs. May M. Saboe of Seattle, Wash. Med. Dept., Hospital Corps, son of Mr. l!..ntered service March 29, 1918. R e­ and Mrs. A. S. Brown. Entered service ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash:, September 1 4, 1917. Received training Camp Kearny, Calif., Camp McArthur, at Goat Island, Calif., U. S. Naval Hos­ Texas. pital, Washington, D. C. HARLEY D. SAIN (Sgt.), Air l::iervice, son MABTON B. RUCKER, son of Mrs. Lizzie of Mr. and Mrs. P. L . Sain of Oakesdale, B. Rucker of W inslow, Wash. Receiveu Wash. Entered service November 4, training in 2nd W. S. C. Training De­ 191 7. Received training at Camp Lew­ tachment . Pullman, Wash. is, Wash., Kelly · F ield, Texas, Camp Hancock, Ga., Epina l, France, St. Loup, RAYMOND H. RUDBERG, U. S. Navy F'rance. Attach ed to 7th French Army. (Aviation), son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dischar ged April 16, 1919. Rudberg of Spokane, Wash. Received training at U. S. Naval Tr. Sta., San DILLARD C. SALLEY, 361st Infantry, 91st Diego, Calif., U. S. Naval Aviation Force, Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Salley Pavillac Gironde, France. of Tacoma, Wash. Entered service September 18, 1917. Received training GEORGE D . RUEHLE, Infantry, son of at Camp Lewis, Wash. Discharged De­ Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ruehle of Port cember 3, 1918. Townsend, Wash. Entered service Oc­ tober, 1 91 8. Received tra ining in S. A . L AWRENCE SAMPSON, son of Mr. and T. C., State College of Washington , Pull­ Mrs. S. W ." Sampson. m an , VVash. Discharged Decem'ber, 1918. ALAN SANDERS (Pvt.), Medical Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sanders of WILLIAM J. RUSCH (1st Lie ut.), Air Seattle, Wash. Service, son of Mr. and Mr s . Frank Rusch of Spokane, Wash. Entered serv­ L OUIS A. SANTIN, son of Mr. and Mrs. ice August 20, 1917. Received training Felicite Santin of Nice, France . Re­ at Presidio of Sa-n Francisco, Calif. Dis­ ceived training at W. S. C. Training De­ charged January 31, 1919. tachment, Pullman, Wash. HOWARD R . RUSSELL, 1 8th Engineers, ABRAHAM SAPERSTEIN. Received Ry., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Russell training at Camp Lewis, Wash. of Chehalis, W ash . Served in France CHESTER SAPPINGTON, son of Mr. and with Co. E, 18th Engineers, Ry. Mrs. W. D. Sappington of Washougal, FRANK RY,AN (Lieut.), son of Mr. and Wash . Mrs. John H.. Ryan of Spokane, Wash. CLARENCE SARGENT, Medical Dept., Received tra ining at Camp Lewis, Wash. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Sargent. Re­ CLAYTON H . RYCHARD (Wagoner), ceived training at Fort Wright, Wash., Medical Dept., 82nd Div., son of Mr. Hospital Detachment, Presidio of San and Mrs. Charles H. Rych ard of Ho­ Francisco, Calif. quiam, Wash. Entered service -1.June 3 0, 191 7. Received training at Fort NILE G. W. SAUNDERS, Infantry, son of Lawton, Wash. Stationed at Base Hos­ Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Saunders of Spokane, pital, Camp McArthur, Tex. Engage­ Wash. Entered service October, 1918. ments: Toul Sector July 26 to August Received training in S. A. T. C., State 9; . Marbache Sector August 16 to 2 6; College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. St. Mihiel September 12 to 16 ; Meuse Discharged December, 1918. Argonne October 6 to November 2. LEON E . SAVAGE (Major), 361st Infan­ Drove ambulance while at front. Dis­ try, 91st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. charged May 24, 1919. Thomas L. Savage of Northport, Wash. Page Sixty-four Entered service May 11, 1917 . I Re­ HENRY J. SCHULLER, Air Service, son ceived training a t Presidio of San Fran­ of Mr. and Mrs. Fra nk Schuller of El­ cisco, Calif., Camp Lewis, Wash. En­ lensburg, Wash. Received training at gagements: St. Mihiel Offensive, Meuse Charleston, Wash. Argonne Offensive, Ypres-Lys Offensive. Discharged May 16, 1919. GEORGE E . SCOTT, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Scott of Olympia, Wash. KARL SAX ( 2nd Lieut.), Coast Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Sax of Col­ HUGH A. SCOTT, Q. M. Dept., son of Mrs. ville, Wash. Entered service December E. L. Scott. Received training at Pre­ 19, 19·1 7. Received training at Fort sidio of San Francisco, Calif. Monroe, Va., Fort Amador, Cana l Zone. SUMNER H .. SCOTT (Cpl.), Field Artil­ Discharged February 21, 1919. lery, of Yakima, Wash. Received train­ BOYD SCHLAEFER, U . S. Marines, son ing at Camp Green, N. C., Camp Mills, of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schlaefer of Ro­ N. Y. Served with Btry. D, 146th Reg. salia, Wash. Received training at Val­ of Field Artillery, A. E. F., France. lejo, Calif., Pearl Harbor, Hawa iian Is­ lands. WILLIAM SCOTTON, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Scotton of Battle JOHN R. SCHMITT ( 2nd Lieut.), Air Ground, Wash. Entered service August Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J . 3, 191 7. Received training at Bremer­ Schmitt of Jamestown, N. D. Entered ton, Wash., and servea aboard the U. service July 18, 1917. Received train­ S. S. Arctic and U. S. S. Alert. Dis­ ing at Kelly Field, Texas, U. S. School charged August 30, 1919. of Military Aeronautics, Austin, Texas, Camp Dick, Texas, Chanute Field, Ill., CHARLES H. SCRIBNER (Sgt.), 20th Wilbur Wright Field, Ohio, Mitchell Engineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1N. Field, N. Y., Issa udun, France . Dis­ Scribner of Chattaroy, Wash. Entered charged April 12, 1919. service September 22, .1.917. Received training a t Camp Lewis, Wash., and CLARENChl SCHRIVER. American University. Engagements: CARL C. SCHROEDER, Infantry, son of Attached to Headquarters 1st Army Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Schroeder of Mt. September 1 to November 1, 1918, fur­ Vernon, Wash. Entered service Octo­ nishing trench and bridge material in ber, 1918. Received training in S. A. the St. Mihiel and Argonne drive; oper­ T. C., State College of Washington, ated tie mill in Vosges in fall of 1913. Pullman, Wash. Discharged June 6, 1919. FRED H. SCHROEDER ( 2nd L ieut.), JAMES ARTHUR SEATON, Infantry, son Pilot, Air Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. John Seaton of Port F. C. Schroeder of San Diego, Calif. Townsend, Wash. E ntered service Entered service January 7, 1918. Re­ March 1, -1917. Received training a t ceived training at Berkeley, Calif., (Avi­ Fort Michigan, Australia and Salisbury ation Ground), Souther Field, Ga. Sta­ Plains, England. Engagements: Mes­ tioned at Mineola, N. Y., Kelly Field, sines Ridge, Allient. When last heard. Texas. Reserve Military Aviator. Dis­ form was in hospital in Australia with charged May 8, 1919. influenza. FREDERICK K. SCHROEDER, Field Ar­ ANDREW SEMPLE (Cadet) , Air Service, tillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Schroe­ son of . Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Semple of der of Seattle, Wash. Received train­ Spokane, Wash. Received training a t ing at Camp Lewis, Wash. Serve d with Aeronautical School, Berkeley, Calif. Headquarters, 348th Field Artillery, A. E. F ., France. JOHN SEMPLE (Lieut.), Air Service, son WILLIAM H. SCHROEDER (Sgt.), 91st of Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Semple of Spo­ Div., Ambulance Service, son of Mr. and kane, Wash. Entered service September Mrs. F. C. S0hrocder of San Diego, Calif. 2 3, 191 7. Received training in Aero­ Entered service September 19, 1917. nautical School, Austin, Texas, Kelly Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Field, San Antonio, Texas, Ellington In ' action at St. Mihiel Offensive, Meuse Field, Houston, Texas, San Leon Aerial Argonne, Ypres and Lys-Scheldt. Dis­ Gunnery School, San Leon, Texas. Dh;­ charged May 10, 1919. charged January 9, 1919. Page Sixty-five GUY P. SHAFER (2nd Lieut.), U. S. Ma­ of Wenatchee, Wash. l:Dntered service rines, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. L. D. Shafer December 3, 191 7. Received training of Vancouver, Wash. Entered service at Camp Dix, N. J. In action at Aisne December 8, 1917. R eceived training Marne Offen sive, St. Mihiel Offensive, at Mar e Island, Calif., Galveston, Texas, Meuse Argonne Offensive, Toul Sector; Quantico, Va., New London, Conn ., with Army of Occupation. Nor folk, Va. Discharged February 1 , HAROLD P . SINGLETON (Sgt.) , Infantry, 1919. U. S. Discipilinary Guard, son of Mr. and FRANK LEE SHANNON (Capt.), U. S. Mrs. J. T. Singleton of Asotin, Wash. Marines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Enter ed service September 3, 1918. Re­ Shannon of Walla Walla, Wash: En­ ceived training at Camp Grant, Ill., Fort tered service May 21, 1 91 7 . Received Leavenworth, Kans. Discharged A ug ust tra ining at Quantico, Va., San Diego, Li. 1919. Calif., Mare Island, Calif. Stationed on LA VE RNE A . SIVERLING, Infantry, son U. S. S. Minnesota, U. S. S. Arizona, of Mr. and Mrs. D . E. Siverling of Walla Parjs Island, S. C. Discharged July 14, "\Valla, Wash. Entered service October, 1919. 1 ~18. Recei\' ed training in S. A . T. C., JAMES N. SHAW (1st Lieut.) , 91st Div., State College of Washington , P ullma n, Veterinary Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wash. Discharged December, 1918. Geo. VI/. Shaw of Corvallis, Ore. En­ FRANK R . SKADAN (Lie ut.) , Infantry, tered service Augnust 24, 1917. Re­ ceive•:l training at Camp Lewis, ·wash. Hon of Mr. ~.nd Mrs. J. W. Skadan of W ith the 91st Div. in all engagem ents. civokane, vVaFh. Entered service :3e])­ ;:ember 5, 1917. Received training .'l t Discharged August 4, 1919. Camp Lewis, Wash. Discharged Febru­ ROBERT L. SHAW, Infantry, son of Jill·. ary l, 1919. and Mrs. George E. Shaw of Wilbur Wash. Entered ser vice October, 1918. FRANK SKEELS, Engineers. Received R eceived training in S. A. T. C. State training at Officers' Engineer Training College of Washington, Pullman, ·wash. Camp, Cam p A. A. Humphrey, Va. Discharged December, 1918. LEO SKWARSKI, U. S. Marines, son of EDWARD F . SHIELDS, Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Skwarski of Spo­ Mr s . Nora Shields of Cape Horn, Wash. k a ne, Wash. Received training at Ma­ Entered service October, 1918. R eceived rine Bks., Vallejo, Calif. training in S. A. T . C., State College of ALFRED C. SLY, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. Washington, Pullman, Wash. Dis­ and Mrs. A. A. Sly of Stevenson, Wash. charged December, 1918. Entered service October, 1918. R e­ ceived training at Naval Training Unit, JOSEPH JIil. SHIELDS (1st Lieut.), Adj. Gen. Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H . State College of ·washington, P ullman, Shields of Spokan e, Wash. Entered Wash . Discharged December, 1918. service June 4, 1917. Received training ROBERT D. SMALL (Ensign), U.S. Navy, at Fort McPherson, Ga. Stationed at son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Small of Headquarters District of Paris and G. Seattle, Wash. Entered service Decem ­ Hq., A . E . F . D ischarged April 30, ber, 1917. Received training at U . of 1919. Washington, Seattle, Wash., Municipa l P ier, Chicago, Ill., Pelham Bay, N. Y., WILLIAM P. SHIRK, U. S. Navy, son of U. S. S. Arizona. Discharged May, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Shirk of Pullman, 1919 . Wash. Entered service March 15, 1918. Received training at Mare Island, Calif. JOSEPH SIVIA WLEY, Air Service, Spruce Disch arged February 1, 1919. Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Smawley of P ullman, Wash. Received training HARRY A. SILER, Infantry, son of Mr. at Vancouver Bks., Vancouver, Wash. and Mrs. J. S. Siler of Vance, Wash. ALVERO SMITH, son of Mrs. Bertha Entered service October, 1918. Re­ Cha,i;·em of Anacortes, Wash. Received ceived training in S. A. T. C., State Col­ training a t Camp Meade, Md . lege of Washington, Pullman, Wash. CHARLES H . SMITH, Air Service, S:pruce Discharged December, 1918. Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith of GAIL H. SIMON (Pvt. 1st cl.), 24th En­ Arlington, Wash. Stationed at Still­ gineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. N . Simon water, ~ Tash . Page Sixty-six CHARLES W . SMITE'., Infantry, son of Smith of South Bend, Wash. Entered Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith of Palouse, service March 2 0, 1918. Received Wash. Entered service October, 1918. training at Bremerton, vVash. Stationed Received training in S. A. T. C., State in New York, New London, Conn., Bos­ College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. ton, Mass., San Francisco, Calif.; on U. -and 0. T. S., Camp Taylor, Ky. S. S. Hazelwood; on duty in Atlantic, Mediterranean and Black Seas. Dis­ CLYDE E . SMITH, son of ]\l[r . and ]\l[rs. charged October 4, 1919. Alex Smith of Pullman, Wash. En­ tered service August 2, 191 7. Received ROK[i) W. SMITH, Infantry, son of Mr. training at Camp Kelly, Texas. Sta­ and Mrs. G. L. Smith. Received train­ tioned at Romorantine, France. Dis­ ing at Camp Lewis. Wash. charged August 4, 1919. SILAS T. SMITH (Est Eng'g.), U.S. Navy, son of 1\/Ir . and Mrs. S. T. Smith of E. LEE SMITH JR. (Instructor) , U. S. Marysville, Wash. Entered service July Navy, son of ]\l[r. and ]\l[rs. Clay T. Smith 3, 191 7. Received training at Seattle, of Spokane, Wash. Entered service 11\'ash. Stationed on Sub chaser 311. April 4, 1919. Received traini>ng at Discharged January 1 9, 1919. Bremerton, Wash., and Seattle, Wash. Stationed at Hampton Roads, Va. (Naval "\VlLLJA]\I[ B. SMITH (Capt.), 8th Infan­ Operating Base.) Discharged February try, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Smith of 18, 1919. Clarkston, Wash. Entered service Aug­ ust 2 3, 191 7. Received training at Pre­ FENTON F. SMITH (Gunner 's Mate 3rd sidio of San Francisco, Calif., Camp cl.), U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fremont, Calif., Camp Mills, N. Y., Camp Fenton Smi_th of South Bend, Wash. Lee, Va. Discharged August 24, 1919. Entered service August 1 2, 1917. Re­ ceived training and stationed on U. S. S. FRANK SMITHSON, son oi' Mrs. Helent Great Northern, U. S. S. Kansas, U. S. Smithson of Mancos, Colo. Received S. Jonancy, at Philadelphia, Norfolk training at Unive.rsity of Beaume, Va., and Seattle, ·wash. Engagements: France. On gun crew of U. S. 6. Jonancy; cred­ ited with sinking submarine in Atlantic ERNEST SNODGRASS, Q. M. Dept., son of August 7, 1918. Discharged December E. C. Snodgrass. Received training at 18," 1918. Camp Normoyle and Fort Sam Houston, Texas. · HARRIE L. S]\l[ITH, Infantry, son of Mr. and ]\l[rs. B. E. Smith of Spangle, Wash. FRANK D. SNYDER, Field Artillery, son Entered service October, 1918. Re­ of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Snyder of Marcus, ceived training in S. A. T. C., State Col­ Wash. Received training at Camp Lew­ lege of Washington, Pullman, Wash. is, Wash. Discharged December, 1918. Tl]\l[QTHY M. SOMERS (Phar. Mate 1st JAMES D. S]\l[ITH, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. cl.), U. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. and ]\l[rs. J. H. Smith of Hamilton, L. Somers of Snoqualmie, Wash. En­ ViTash. Entered service October, 1918. tered service May 15, 191 7 . Received Received training at Naval Training training at Goat Island, Calif. , Great Unit, State College of Washington, Pull­ Lakes, Ill. Stationed on board U. S. S. man, Wash. Discharged December, Oklahoma, and U .S. S. Arkansas. Dis­ 1918. charged September 30, 1919. LESLIE H. S]\l[ITH (Cpl.), 1 3th Regiment, EDWARD SOPER, 361st Infantry, son of Regular Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs. F. W . Soper of Arlington, E. Smith of Rancher, ]\l[o nt. Entered Wash. Entered 1service November 1, service July 1, 1918. Received train­ 1917. With A. E . F . from July 6, 1918, ing at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp ]\/[ills, to April 4, 1919. Engagements: In N. Y. Still in service November 3, action at St. Mihiel September 11 to 13, 1919. 1918; Meuse Argonne September 26 to October 12, 1918; Lys-Scheldt, Bel­ ]\l[ERRILL SCOTT S]\l[ITH ( Q. M. 2nd cl.), gium October 31 to November 11, 1918. U . S. Navy, son of Mr. and ]\l[rs. Fenton Discharged May 1, 1919. Page Sixty-seven ERNEST M. SORENSON (Lieut.), Coast tober 21, Hll 8; Noyan-Sur Meuse Sec­ Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Sor­ tor October 25 to November 11, 1918. enson of Bellingham, Wash. Received Discharged June 4, 1919. training at Fort Casey, Wasb,., and Fort Worden, Wash. Served in France with VERN V. SPROAT (Sgt.), Engineers, son 69th C. A. C. of Mrs. George W. Sproat of Pullman, Wash. Entered service June 12, 1917. FRANK R. SPAULDING, U. S. Navy, son Received training at Camp Lewis, ·wash. of Mrs. E. H. Sullivan of Spokane, Wash. Attended Sarbonne University, Paris. Received training at U. S. Naval Hospi­ Discharged July 23, 1919. tal Training School, Goat Island, Calif. JOHN B . STACKHOUSE (Cpl.), Infantry, LEON H. SPAULDING (Wagoner), 20th son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stackhouse Engineers, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Q. of Troy, Mont. Entered service Sep­ Spaulding of Seattle, Wash. Entered temer 7, 191 7. R eceived training ai service December 11, 191 7. Received Camp Lewis, Wash. Engagements: In training at Camp Belvoir, Va. Over­ reserve at St. i\lfihiel September 12 to 14, seas February 1, 1918. Discharged 1918; wounded at Battle of Meuse Ar­ July 8, 1919. gonrre. Discharged March 2 9, 1919. ROYSTON M. SPAULDING (Pvt.), 361st LEWIS A. STANLEY.· Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Spaulding of Seattle, Wash. Entered WILL C. STANTON (Pvt. 1st cl.), 146th service November 6, 191 7. Received Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. training at Camp Lewis, Wash. En­ H. Stanton of Sunnyside, ,iVash. Entered gagements: Argonne Drive. Dis­ service October 6, 1917. Received train­ charged April 7, 1919. ing in Southern France. Stationed near Bordeaux, France. Engagements: In CHESTER ARTHUR SPENCER, Auto action at 2nd Battle of the Marne; St. Mechanic, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Vi/ . Mihiel; Meuse-Argonne. Discharged Spencer of. Pullman, Wash. Entered July 9, 1919. service October 15, 1918. Received training in Training Detachment, Pull­ EDWARD B .STARKEY, Infantry, son of man, Wash. Discharged December 1 7, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Starkey of Prosser, 1918. . Wash. Entered service October, 1913. Received training in S. A. T. C., State ERNEST L. SPENCER (Sgt.), Air Service, College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. son of Mr. and Mrs. P. :b. Spencer of Discharged December, 1918. Yakima, Wash. Received training at Garden City, Long Island, Calif. 866th WALTER R. STAUP, son of Minnie G. Aero Sqdrn.) Staup of Silverdale, Wash. Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash . ARCHIBALD SPIERS (Lieut.), British Service. ERNEST J. STECHER son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F . Stecher of Pullman, Wash. CHARLES E. SPINNING (Pvt. 1st cl.), Air Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee JESSE B. STEELE, U. S. Navy (Radio Spinning of Davenport, Wash. Entered Dept.), son of Mrs. Lou Cunningham of service December 7, 1917. Received Tumalo, Ore. Received training at U. training at Kelly Field, Texas, and Van­ S. Naval Radio School, Harvard Univers­ couver, Wash. Discharged April 10, ity, Cambridge, Mass., Columbia Uni­ 1919. versity, New York, N. Y. Stationed on U. S. S. C. No. 54, Sqdn. 11, Base 6, ANDREW J. SPLAWN (Pvt.), 108th Field Brooklyn, N. Y. Signal Battalion, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Splawn of Yakima, Wash. VICTOR H. STEELE, Infantry, son of Mr. Entered service April 4, 1918. Sta­ and Mrs. R . H . Steele of Clarkston, tioned at Dierkirch, Luxemburg, with ViTash. Entered service October, 1918. Army of Occupation. Engagements: Received training in_ S. A. T. C., State College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Voden Line June 23, 1918; Somme Of­ Discharged December, 1918. fensive August 9 to 16, 1918; Verdun Sector September 8 to 2 5, 1918 ; Meuse MARK D. STEENSEN (Pvt.), 2nd Div., Argonne Offensive September 26 to Oc- 9th Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Page Sixty-eight Steensen of Yakima, Wash. Entered DONALD J. STEWART (1st Sgt.), Engin­ service May 2 0, 1916. Received train­ eers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Zach Stewart ing at Camp Cosgrove, Camp Murray, of Spokane, Wash. Entered service Camp Mills, Calexico, Calif., and France. June 3, 191 7. Received training at Engagements: Wounded at Batle of .Vancouver Bks., Wash. Stationed at Soissons. Discharc;ed February 15, Camp Humphrey, Va., Camp Beaure­ 1919. gard, La. Discharged February 20, 1919. LYMAN STENBERG, son of Mr. and Mrs. H . P. Stenberg of Puyallup, Wash. EVERETT E. STEWART (Cpl.), 146th Served with A. E . F. in France. Field Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Stewart of Brockton, Mass. Entered DWIGHT V. R. STEPHENSON (Sgt.), Air service August 22, 1917. Received Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. training at Fort Walla Walla, Wash., Stephenson of Pullman, Wash. Entered Camp Green, N. C., Camp Mills, N. Y., service September 22, 1917. Received Camp Merritt, N. J. Engagements: In trainine at Kelly Field, San Antonio, action at Chateau Thierry, St. Mihiel Texas, Orly Field, France. Stationed in and Argonne; with Anny of Occupation Paris defense district. Discharged June December 2, 1918 to April 8, 1919; Uni­ 12, 1919. versity of Toulouse, France until end RICHIE H. STERNE (Sgt.), 1st Infantry, of overseas service. ~ischarged May son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sterne of 15, 1919 . Bremerton, Wash. Entered service ALFRED D. STOCKING (Pvt.), S. A. T. April 1, 1918. Received training at C. , son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Stocking Camp Lewis, Wash. Discharged Decem­ of Seattle, v'Tash. Entered service Octo-· ber 4 ,1919. ber 7, 1918. Received training at Univ. DON H. STEVENS (Ensign), U. S. Navy, of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Dis­ son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H . Stevens of charged December ·1s, 1918. Langley, Wash. Entered service r,1ay BERT L . STONE, U. S. Navy, son of Mr. 25, 1917. Received training at Navy and Mrs. Fred Stone of Spokane, Wash. Yard, Puget Sound, Wash., Municipal Entered service April 1, 1918. Received Pier, Chicago, Ill., Cleveland, Ohio, Pel­ training at Bremerton, v'Tash. Stationed ham .Bay, N. Y. Discharged April 20, at Seattle, Wash. Discharged Decem­ 1919. ber 19, 1918. EDWARD J. STEVENS, U. S. Navy, son JOHN N. STONE (2nd Lieut.), 13th Div., of Rev. and Mr s. M. J. Stevens of Spo­ 76th Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred kane, ii\Tash. Entered service October, Stone of Spokane, Wash. Entered serv­ 1918. Received training in Naval Train­ ice January 5, 1918. Received training ing Unit, State College of Washington, at Camp Lewis, Wash., Camp Lee, Va. Pullman, v'Tash. Discharged December, Discharaed January 10, 1919. 1918. HARRY A. STRADLEY, U. S. Marines, ARTHUR D. STEWART (Pvt.), Field Ar­ son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stradley of tillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant A. Filer, Wash. Received training at San Stewart of Spokane,- 'Wash. Entered Francisco, Calif. Served with 8th Co., service January 5, 1918. Received 5th Reg., U. S. M. C., A . E. F. France. training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Sta­ tioned at Saumur, France, and Camp de MYRON STRAIN ( Musician 1st cl.), In­ Moucon, France. Discharged February fantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Strain 19, 1919. of Seattle, Wash. Entered service April 20, 1917. Received training at Camp CHAS. A. STEWART (Ph. Mate 2nd cl.), Murray, Camp Mills, N. Y., Villey sur U. S. Navy, Hospital Corps, son of Mr. Tille, France, Camp Williams, France, and Mrs. W . A. Stewart of Cowiche, St. Aignan, France, Pontleroy, France. Wash. Entered service June 19, 1917. Discharged March 18, 1919. Received training at U. S. N. Tr. Sta., San Francisco, Calif. Stationed at GEORGE M. STRATTON (Pvt.), Air Serv­ Great Lakes, Ill., N. Y. Receiving Ship, ice, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stratton U . S. S. Manchuria. Dischar/;-ed March of Pullman, ·wash. Entered service De­ 26, 1919. cember 7, 1918. Received training at Page Sixty-nine Kelly Field, Texas, Long Island, N. Y., lington Field, Texas, Ferrond; France. and England. Stationed in Soully, Discharged February 19, 1919. France, Belrain and Verdun. Engage­ ments: Took part in Meuse Argonne ROBERT R. SWAN, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. Drive. Discharged March 20, 1919. and Mr s. Robert Swan of Shelton, W ash. Entered service October, 1918. Re­ GLEN E. STRICKLER ,Air Service, son ceived training at Naval Training Unit, of Mr. and Mrs. S. l\lI. Strickler of Col­ State College of Washmgton, Pullman, fax, Wash. Received training at Avia­ Wash. Discharged December, 1918. tion and Naval Tr. School, San Diego, Calif. JOSEPH B. SWANSON (Cpl. ), S. A. T . C., Sec. B, son of Mr. and Mr s. N. M. Swan­ EDGAR W. STRONG (Sgt. ) , Air Service, son of Palouse, Wash. Entered service son 01 Mr. and Mrs. l\lL L. Strong of October 15, 1 91 8. Received training Coupeville, Wash. Entered service Jan­ in Training Detchment, Pullman, Wash. uary 14, 1918. Received training at Discharged December 20, 1918. Wilbur W right Field, Ohio, and York, England. Discharged December 28, ARNOLD C. SWEET (Sgt.) , 346th Field 1 918. Artillery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweet of Okanogan, Wash. Entered HARRY A . STRUPPLER (Master H ospita l service October 5, 1917. Received train­ Sgt.), Medical Dept., son of Mr. and ing at Camp L ewis, W ash.; handled rec­ Mrs. Daniel Struppler of P ullman , Wash. ords at A. E. F . organiza tion called Cen­ Entered service May 11, 1917. Received tral R ecords officer, which was for 10 training at Post Hospital, Presidio of months attached to G. H. Q. Discharged San Francisco, Calif., Base Hospital No. August 27, bl9. 50, A. E. F. France, Headquarters Mes­ ves Hospital Center, A. E. F. Dis­ RUSSELL L. TALBERT (.t>vt. ), Coast Ar­ charged July 21, 1919. tillery Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Talbert of Omak, Wash. Received CLARITINCE R. STUDER (Ensicn), U. S. training at Fort Stevens, Ore. ,Served Navy, son of Mr. and Mr s. J. vV. Studer in France from April to November, 1918. of Vancouver, Wash. Entered service Engagements: On battle line in front Decem ber 5, 191 7. Received training of Metz the last two weeks preceding at San Francisco, Calif., and Naval Base armistice. Discharged February 28 , Hampton Roads, Va. Duty on U. S. S. 1919. C. 2 00 as executive officer; three a nd one-ha lf months as cadet communication CHARLES WILLIAM TALBOT, Medical officer at London, England; two and Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Talbot one-half months [,,S district hydrogr aphic of Pomeroy, Wash. Entered service officer, 13th Naval District; watch and September 8, 191 7. Received training division officer on U. S. S. President at Columbus War College Hospital, N. Grant. Discharged May 12, 1919. Y. City. Stationed at Base Hospital No. 2 in Etretat, France and Central' Medi­ ROMA YN STURGIS, Infantry, son of Mr. ca l Laboratory at Djon, France; 21 and Mrs. N. ·F . Sturgis of Spokane, months in France. V\Tash . Entered service October, 1918. Received training in S. A. T . C., State DELMAR TARLETON, Emmett, Idaho. College of Washington, P ullman, W ash . EDWARD V. TATHAM (S. C. 2nd cl.), U. Discharged December; 1 918. S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. LEVI R. SUTTON, Infantry, son of Mr. Tatham of Marysville, Wash. Entered and Mrs. B. L . Sutton of Seattle, Wash. service April 14, 191 7. Received train­ Entered service October, 1918. R e­ ing a t Naval Training Sta., San Francis­ ceived training in S. A. T. C., State Col­ co, Calif. Stationed at U. S. Naval Hos­ lege of Washington, Pullman, Wash., pita l, Bremerton, Wash. Engagements : and 0. T. S., Camp Taylor, Ky. Torpedoed on board U. S. S. President Lincoln. ELMER W . SUVER ( 2nd Lieut.), Air Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. John .J. THOMAS H. TATHAM (El. 1st cl. l , lL 8 . Suver of Ellensburg, Wash. Entered Navy, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. James H. service August 1, 1917. R eceived train­ Tatham of Marysville, Wash. Entered ing a t U. of Calif., Berkeley, Calif., El- service April 14, 1917. Received train- Page Seventy ing at Mare Island, Calif. Stationed on PAC"L E . TODD (Lie ut.), Field Artillery, U . S. S. 02. Discharged August 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Todd of Keis­ 1919. ling, Wash. Received training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Served with 343rd Fielu LEROY TAYLOR (Pvt.), Recruit Co., son Artillery in France. of Mr. and Mrs. Y.i. H. Taylor of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Entered service Oc­ LEANDER P. TOLLEFSON (Sgt .), Medi­ tober 3, 1918. Stationed at J efferson cal Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. T . R. Tol­ Barracks, Mo. Discharged December 7, lefson of Tacoma, Wash. Received 1918. training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Served in France a t Base Hospital No. 93. DEAN C. THAANUM ( 2nd Lieut.) , Infan­ try, son of l\1r. and Mrs. VVilliam Thaa­ ORLAND H. TONNEMAKER, Infantry, num of Seattle, iVash. , Entered serv­ son of Mr. and )\[rs. Geo. H. Tonnemaker ice April 9, 1 91 7 . Recei"ed training at of Zillah, Wash. Entered service Octo- . Camp Lewis, ·wash., an d in France. ber, 1918. Received training in S. A . Wounded at Battle of Meuse Argonne. T . C. , State College of Washington, Pull­ Discharged May 7, 1919. man, ~ Tash. Discharged December, 1918. WALTER E. THISTLEWAITE, Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thistle­ W. BRICE TOOLE, Ambulance Dept., son waite of Snohomish, Wash. Entered of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Toole of Mis­ service October, 1918. R eceived train­ soula, Mont. Sta tioned at 5 rue Fran­ ing in S. A. T . C., State College of Wash­ coes Premier, Italian Service, Amrede­ ington, Pullman, Wash. Disch arged ross, Pal"is, France. December, :..918 . ENOCH TORPEN (Cpl.) , Infantry, son of HAROLD E. THOMAS (Sgt.), Medical Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Torpen of Monte­ Dept. ( Hospital Corps), son of Mr. and sano, ~ Tash . E ntered service September Mrs. E. 4-- Thomas of Tacoma, Wash. 5, 1918. Received tra ining at Camp Entered service June 5, 191 7. Received Lewis, Wash., and Camp Grant, Ill. Dis­ training at Fort Lawton, Wash., Camp charged February 26, 1919. Lewis, Wash., Vichy, France. Dis­ JA:ilmS F. TOSTEVIN JR.,- 161st Infantry, charged June 10, 1919. 41st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. NEIL S. T HOMAS (Bandmaster) , U . S. Tostevin of Tacoma Wash. Entered Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thomas service June 21, 1916. Received tra in­ of Port Angeles, Wash. Entered serv­ ing at Camp Murray, iVash., Camp H ill, ice July 17, 1917. Received training at Newport News, Va., Blois and Biarritz, Naval Tr. Sta., Seattle, Wash. Dis­ France. Discharged July 3, 1919. charged July 11, 1919. DAVID D. TOWNSEND ( Sgt. 1st cl.), Med­ CLYDE THOMPSON, Skykomish , Wash. ical Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Town­ send of Orient, Wash. Entered service P ERRY A. THOMPSON, U . S. Navy, son December 9, 1917. Received training at of Mrs. H. 1,/V. Thompson of Colton, Fort Riley, Kans., and Camp Dix, N. J. ~Tash. Received tra ining at Portland, Engagements : St. Mihiel Offensive Ore., Naval Tr. Sta., San Francisco, Meuse Argone Offensive; Army of Oc­ Calif. , U. S. Naval Radio School, Cam­ cupation December 1, 1918 to May 1 7, bridge, Mass., Armed Guard Bks., Navy l!ll 9. Dischar13ed July 12, 1919. Yard, Philadelphia, Penn. CARLETON A. TRIMBLE, U. S. Navy, son ROY E . THOMPSON, Signal Corps, son of . of Mr. and Mrs. E. T . Trimble of Bell­ !\fr. and Mrs. H. W . Thompson of Pull­ ingham, iVash. Received training at U. man, Wash. Received trainin g at Camp S. Naval Hospital, Puget Sound, Brem­ Hancock, Ga. erton, ~ Tash. JENS M. THOMSEN, Infantry, son of Mr. LESLIE S. TROMANHAUSER ( 2nd anrl Mrs. Peter H. Thomsen of Mans­ Lie ut.) , Infantry, son of Mr. and Mrs. field, vVash. Entered service October, J. B. Tromanhauser of White Bluffs, 1918. R eceived training in S. A. T. C., ·w ash. Entered· service June 3, 1918. State College of Washin gton, P ullman, Received training at Presidio of San Wash. Discharged December, 1918. Francisco, Calif., University of Wash- Page Seventy-one ington ,Seattle, Wash. (S. A. T. C.) Dis­ '!'OM 'l'YRER (Lieut.), Air Service, son charged December 21, 1918. of Mr. and Mrs. T. Tyrer of Seattle, Wash. Received training at Berkeley, HARJLD D. TRUAX, U. S. Navy, son of Calif., and March Field, Calif. Mrs. S. E. Truax of Tekoa, Wash. En­ tered service October, 1918. Received training at Naval Training Unit, State ALLEN J . URQUHART (Sgt.) , 91st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. Finley Urquhart of College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Lind, Wash. Entered service Septem­ Discharged December, 1918. ber 2 2, 191 7. Received training at GLEN W. TRUSSELL (Ph. M. 3rd cl.), of Camp Lewis, Wash., and with A. E. F. Pullman, Wash. Received training at in France. Discharged February 7, Fort Lyon, Colo. Stationed on U. S. S. 1919. Comfort. GEORGE A. VALK (Lieut.), Field Artil­ F'ORREST G. TUCKER (Major) , Coast Ar­ lery, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Valk of tillery Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pullman, Wash. Received training at Tucker of Georgetown, Ind. Entered Camp Taylor, Ky. service November 15, 1917. Received training at Fort Monroe, Va., Fort Ste, GALE VAN AMBURGH, U . S. · Navy, son vens, Ore., Camp Eustis, Va., and Fort of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Van Amburgh of Winfield Scott, Calif. Discharged Aug­ Pullman, Wash. Entered service Octo­ ust 8, 1919. ber, 1918. Received training in Naval Tra ining Unit, State College of Washing­ ROBERT D. TUCKER, Infantry, son of ton. Pullman, Wash. Discharged De­ Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Tucker of Tolt, cember, 1918. Wash. Entered service October, 1918. Received training in S. A . T . C., State HOMER L. VAN AMBURGH (Yeoman College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. 3rd cl.), U . S. Navy, son of Mr. and Discharged December, 1918. Mrs. D. L. Van Amburgh of Pullman, ARTHUR J. TULLES, Chemical Warfare Wash. Received training at Great L akes Tra. Sta. Stationed on U. S. S. Service, son of Dr. a nd Mrs. J. W . Tulles ;. of Newport, Wash. Entered service President Grant; made two trips across September 3, 1918. Received training Atlantic transporting 5000 troops. a t Camp Lewis, Wash. Stationed at Cleveland, Ohio. Discharged December WILLIAM B. VAN AMBURGH, Infantry, 14, 1918. son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Van Amburgh of Pullman, V\T a sh. Entered service C. LAWRENCE TURNER (Master Avia­ October, 1918. Received training in S. tion Electrician) , s6n of Mr. and Mrs. A. T . C., State College of Washington, W. L. Turner of Seattle, Wash. En­ Pullman, Wash., and 0. T. S., Camp tered service August 8, 1917. Received Taylor, Ky. training a t Fort Sill, Okla., Duxford, England, Salisbury, England, Chatonay, ZACHARY A. VANE, son of Mrs. Mary France, Bonnsay, France. Discharged Vane of Tacoma, Wash. Received train­ May 14, 1919. ing at Camp Lewis, _Wash. (Office of LEIGHTON J. TURNER (Pvt. 1st cl.) , Air Camp Quartermaster). Service, sqn of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tur­ BOWEN VAN HORN (Pvt.), U. S. Ma­ ner of Seattle, Wash. Entered service rines, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Au gust 8, 191 7. Received training at Horn of Richland, Wash. Entered serv­ Fort Sill, Okla., Cambridge, England, ice April 2 5, 1918. Received training Salisbury P lains, England, Chatenay and at Mare Island, Calif., Marine Bks., Boussay, France. Engagements: Lor­ Navy Yards, Philadelphia, Penn. Dis­ raine Sect or from 1st of November until charged July 17, 1919. signing of armistice. Discharged April 3, 1919. PAUL T. VAN NICE, Infantry, son of Mr. ROBERT TURNER, Air Service, son of and Mrs. A. M. Van Nice of Turner, > Mr. and Mrs. A . C. Turner of Outlook, Wash. Entered service October, 1918. Wash. Received training at Fort Sill, Received training in S. A. T. C., State Okla., Garden City, Long Island, N. Y., College of Washington, Pullman, Wash. London, England. Discharged December, 1918. Page Seventy-two WM. T. VAN VORIS (Lieut. Jrj Grade), U. Stationed at Mather Field, Sacramento, s. Navy, son of Mrs. A. L. Yates of Ta­ Calif. Discharged December 18, 1918. coma, Wash. Entered service June 13. Received training at Bremerton, Wash., A. ROBERTSON WALSH, Air Service, son Mare Island, Calif. Stationed at Brem­ of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Walsh of St. erton Navy Yard, Mare Island Navy Paul, Minn. Served with 376th Aero Yard, Calif., U. S. S. Crane. Discharged Sqdn in France. November 1, 1919. ARTHUR OSCAR WALSH (Capt.), Field Artillery, son of Mrs. B. J. Walsh of IRVING B. VESTAL, Infantry, son of Mr. Pullman, Wash. Received training at and Mrs. Samuel Vestal of Snohomish, Camp Robinson, Wisc., Fort Jackson, Wash. Received training at Camp Fre­ N. C. Served in France with 17th Field mont, Calif., Camp Morrison, Va. Served Artillery, A. E. F. in France with 12th Infantry, 8th Div. EDWARD S. WALSH (Lieut.), Air Serv­ LAWRENCE RAY VINCENT (Pvt. 1st cl.), ice, son of Mr . . and Mrs. H. B. WpJsh Air Service, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. of St. Paul, Minn. :i..eceived training Vincent of Chesaw, Wash. Entered at School of Adjutants, Aviation Sec­ service December 12, 191 7. Received tion, Signal Corps, Columbus,_Ohio, Van­ training at Waco, Texas. Engagements: couver Bks., Vancouver, Wash. On board Transport Cedric. Torpedoed by submarine when near Irish Coast; HERBERT A. WALTER (Pvt.), U.S. Ma­ gassed on Soissons Sector. Discharged r ines, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Walter January 11, 1919. of Spring Coulee, Alta, · Canada. En­ tered service December 12, 191 7. Re­ ROBERT JOHN VOGLER (1st cl. Mech.), ceived training at Mare Island, Calif. U. S. Navy, Air Service, son of Mr. and Engagements: In action at Belleau Mrs. H. C. Vogler of Hatton, Wash. En­ Wood, Soissons, St. Mihiel, Argonne tered service December 7, 1917. Re­ Meuse and Blanc :Mont; wounded at Bat­ ceived training at U. S. N. Tr. Sta., Bal­ tle of Argonne; served with Army of boa Park, San Diego, Calif., North Is­ Occupation. land, San Diego, Calif. Dischargel February 5, 1919. WILLIAM A. W APPENSTEIN ( 1st Lieut.), U. S. Infantry, son of Mr. and CHARLES D. VOTAW, Infantry, son of Mrs. C. W . Wappenstein of Seattle, l\l[r. and Mrs. H. I. Votaw of Chopaka, Wash. Entered service May 15, 1917. Wash. Received training at Camp Lew­ Received training at Camp Fremont, is, Wash., with 91st Division. Calif., Presidio, Calif., Fort Sill, Okla. GEORGE F. WAHL (Boatswain), U. S. Served with 31st Infantry 14 months in Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. P. Wahl Siberia. of Blaine, Wash. Received training at JOHN C. WARD (Sgt.), Medical Corps, Puget Sound Navy Yards. Stationed on son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas ·ward of U.S. S. C. 308 and U.S. S. Phila delphia. Seattle, Wash. Entered service June 7, Discharged June, 1919. 191 7. Received training at Fort Law­ CLAUD P. WALKER (Cpl.), Infantry, of ton, Wash. Fort Riley, Kans., Camp Zillah, Wash. Served in France with Dodge, Iowa, Camp Grant, Ill., and Camp Co. E, 161st Reg., 59th Infantry, 41st Funston, Kan. Discharged December 9, Division. 1918. GLENS. WALKER (Pvt. 1st cl.), Signal LYMAN W. WARD (Capt.), Coast Artil­ Corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wal­ lery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Ward ker of Seattle, ·wash. Entered service of Goldendale, Wash. Entered service June 14, 1918. Received training in May 12, 191 7. Received training at W. S. C. Training Detachment, Pullman, Presidio of San Francisco, Calif. Sta­ Wash., and New York City College, N. tioned at Fort Worden and Fort Flagler, Y. Discharged January 11, 1 919. Wash., LaCourtine Artillery Rang':l, France; Orienteur School, Lemoges, HENRY M. WALKER (2nd Lieut.), Air France. Received highest grade of all Service, of Tacoma, Wash. Entered officers attending the Orienteur School, service January 14, 1918. Received Lemoges, France. Discharged _ Decem­ training at S. M. A.", Berkeley, Calif. ber 28, 1918. Page Seventy-three PERLEY A. WASHBURN (Lieut.), son of tered service June 2 5, 191 7. Received Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Washburn of Farm­ training at Camp Lewis, Wash. Dis­ ington, Me. Received 1 training at Camp charged May 7, 1918. Lewis, Wash. PAUL H. WEEKS (Pvt.), Medical Dept., LYMAN WATERS, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Weeks E. Waters of Eltopia, Wash. Entered of Carter, Mont. Entered service July service October, ,1913. Received train­ 2 2, 1918. Received training at Camp ing in Naval Training Unit, State Col­ Lewis, Wash. Work in Hospital Base lege of Washington, Pullman, Wash. 114, Bordeaux, France. Served in Base Discharged December, 1918. Hospital 121, Bordeaux, France. ALVA LELAND WATKINS (Gunner's ALBERT WEGNER, Medical Dept., son of Mate 1st cl.), U. S. Navy, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. -Carl Wegner of Cameron, and Mrs. D. W. Watkins of Prosser, Ida. Entered service December 14, Wash. Entered service July 30, 1917. 191 7. Received training at Kelly Field Received training at Seattle and Brem­ No. 1, Medical Dept., San Antonio, erton, Wash. Stationed on Sub Chaser Texas. No. 304 patroling Central American ARTHUR H. WEGNER, Infantry, son of Waters. Discharged March 9, 1919. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wegner of Spokane, ROBERT WATT, U. S. Navy. Received. Wash. Entered service October, 1918. training at U. S. Tr. Sta., Great Lakes, Received training in S. A. T. C., State Ill., Municipal Pier, Chicago, Ill. College of Washington, Pullman, Wash., and O. T. S., Camp Taylor, Ky. EDGAR E. WAYB RIG HT (Sgt.), Medical Dept., son of Mr. and Mrs. W . J . Way­ LESTER H. WEHMHOFF (Cpl.), Cavalry bright of Greenacres, Wash. Entered a nd Military Police, son o.f Mr. and Mrs. service December 12, 1 !:l 18. Received G. A. Wehmhoff of Tacoma, Wash. En­ training at Kelly Field, Texas, Southern tered service May 2 3, 191 7. Received Field, Americus, Ga. Discharged De­ training at Camp Green, N. C. Engage­ cember 6, 1919. ments: Meuse Argonne September 20 to October 20, 1918; Toul Sector Novem­ BEN W. WEAVER (Ph. M. 3rd cl.), U.S. ber 11, 1918. In France until armistice; Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Weaver in Luxumburg and Germany till July, of Kirkland, Wash. Stationed on U. S. 1919. Discharged August 21, 1919. · S. Minnesota; served with U. S. N ., Med. Dept., Marine Corps, Co. K, 3rd Replace­ GUSTAV WEIGELT, U. S. Navy, son of ment Bn., France. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Weigelt of Kettle Falls, Wash. Received training in Naval JOE L . WEBB, Infantry, son of Mr. and Training Unit, State College of Wash­ Mrs. A. J. Webb. Received training at ington, Pullman, 'Nash. Camp Lewis, Wash. CHARLES L. WELLMAN of Highwood, CARROLL A. WEBBER, Infantry, son of Mont. Entered service September 20, Mr. and Mrs. A . C. Webber of Sunny­ 191 7. Received -training at Camp Lew­ side, ViTash. Entered service October, is, Wash. Engagements: In Argonne 1918. Received training in S. A. T. C., Drive September 4 to 10; on way to ri1:etz State College of Washington, Pullman, when armistice was signed; Army of Oc­ Wash. Discharged December, 1918. cupation four months. Discharged April 20, 191_9. HARRY W. WEBSTER (Wagoner), In­ fantry, 161st Div., son of Mr. and Mrs. OTIS WELSCH (Cpl.), Engineers, son of C. B. Webster of Yakima, Wash. En­ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P . Welsch of Spo­ tered service October 5, 1917. Received kane, Wash. Received training at training in France. Stationed at Camp Camp Fremont, Calif., Camp Lee, Va .. Lewis, Wash. ,Camp Mills, N. Y., Neu­ Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind. chateau, Reimacourt, Valdehone, St. · Aignan. Discharged March 1 O, 1919. CHARLES R. WENHAM (Sgt.), Cavalry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Wenham of THOMAS C. WEBSTER ( Pvt. 1st cl.), Pullman, Wash. Entered service June Medical Corps, son .of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ 11, 1917. Received training at Camp liam Webster of Puyallup, Wash. En- Murray, Wash., · Camp Green, N. C., Page Seventy-four Gierves, France, Winchester, England, EUGENE WHITE, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Bou rbon Les Baines, Saizerris Villerukt, A. White of Walla Walla, Wash. Re­ France. Engagements: Served in d e­ ceived training at Camp Lewis, Wash., fense of Marbache Sector September 2 0 Camp Mills, N. Y. to November 9, 1918; Moselle Ossensive November 9 to 11, 1918. Discharge

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