The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 19, 1918, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPT. 19, 1918. 5 4.rears service to. 1, 000 Men a Month to Go From — RAC §6§©6 Seattle to U. S. Tank Servicel from Seattle for the Iron Cav- — have you a set of this wonderful “Lifetime 5 Jcers at their headquarters in room) the recruiting officers now will be | 409 of the county city building any | inducted into the service some time (ime during the day, but no man will) in October, After a three ‘months’ be inducted into the service until his| training course at Camp Colt, classifi \they are sent to training camps Do Your Share “Camp” “Over Here” Physiological Belts | Uncle Sam's sum host of strong-hearted, eager | serve health and youth. 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FoLcn” pared at reasonable prices | Irth, Melody, Dancing | “DETECTIVE KEEN” Other Featares eral Adminsion, 260 il Order Address, Box 667, Seattle, | Jeral officers for alleged violation of | fellows, who will drive @ > Berlin, is the West of them, ad of the recruiting for the United ates tank leorps in the Northwest has shown his faith in Seattle to lead the other | cities in numbers of recruits by es tablishing his headquarters here. In order to help round up men for the steel chariots, the war department sent Lieut. Warren F. Myers and Lieut. Cyrus Happy and several ser geants to Lieut. Garland They re ported ne re Wednesday, Lieut. My ers left with Sergt. Simmons Wed. |nesday afternoon, to take charge of uiting in San Francisco, while and & sergeant will ‘i Thursday Two Types of Service are two types of tank serv he light tank requires two men, a sergeant commander machine gunner and a corporal driver, Both |men must be capable of exc! | with the other in case of ne | Heavy tank service compris rt Fe | personnel of eight men, one com |missioned officer commanding, one | sergeant driver and six machine gun |operators of noncommissioned rank There are four machine guns that {can be manipulated simultanously by four operators, with two men to pass | the armmunition To Learn Wireless “One big advantage the serv lee," says Lieut. Garland, “is that all given on—KiV¥ fter the iw Wireless is not now used for | signaling on tanks, but inventions | |are under way which will allow for, |this service. At present painted | | shovels are used for signaling.” | Another feature of the iron caval: | \cade is that it is one of the most democratic organizations in the army, for every man must enlist as @ private and must earn his officer's spurs. is to furnish t Lieut. G All Are Eligible All physically fit men between the ages of 18 and 46 are eligible for induc tion Into the service, with the excep- | ton of the registrants of August 24 | Because of the shortage of railway |men, chemists, telegraph and tele | phone experts and linesmen, and ra |dio experts and operators, they are | also excluded from the tank corps Train Abroai Registrants of September 12 will |be examined by the recruiting offt- GIRL IS FOUND INSENSIBILE Thursday morning, at 6:45, a girl about 17 years old was discovered ly- ing insensible in a street car barn at the entrance to Pleasant Valley, Fort Lawton, She was taken to the city hospital, where she had not regained | consciousness at a late hour. | Efforts of city hospital physicians to discover her ailment, or revive her, were futile. There were no indications of an | attack. | She was Lioyd C | Haskin, | Fort hospital! discovered by Private Craig, Q. M. C, and Fred civilian employe, Q M. C. awton, and taken to the po at the . from where Sergt. F. E. Bigelow notified the city hospital. An ambulance and squad was detailed for the girl and brought |her to the city. | Information obtained from the l crews of two street cars operating in that vicinity revealed that the gir’ was seen in company with a man |near the car barn about 6:30 a. m. Her body was discovered 15 minutes later. The girl is of medium build, and blonde. No report of a missing per son anawering her description has as yet been received by the police. |25 CHINESE ARE HELD ON ORDER OF HANSON Twenty-five of rested in a re | detained in t 29 local Chinese ar t gambling raid are city jail pending | blood tests and gamb Aree Mayor Hanson, at who: request the men are continually detained, has stated emphatically that gambling among the Orientals must be stop: ped, and those who violate the law will be punished and deported if possible. BOOKKEEPING SYSTEM SUBJECT OF DISPUTE mendations on methods of handling accounts in the city light department will be debated Satur: day at 10 a. m. when state acc ants, Lighting Superintendent J. | Ross, City Comptroller Carroll and councilmen investigate ment's booking system | Emphasis js laid by the inve: ors on the point that bookkeeping is no suggestion of improper hand ling of funds Cured His RUPTURE ifting # orn maid wan an operation Finally 1 got i nd though 1am doin enter, The th if you wri " Carpenter, y uit others a life rupture worry and danger of an opera or at least stop and the FREE DOCTOR Ex-Goveram@ht Physician 1111 FIRST AVE. or 169 WASHINGTON ST, RIGHT DRUG CO. STORES leek for the Free Decter Sign. STOCKS BONDS LIBERTY BONDS fone AMOUNT—ANY I Elliott 1324 5605 Lowman Bldg. 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