The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 29, 1919, Page 3

Wounded Gas Regiment Vet- Good Pictures Are a Liberty Habit HENCE—NOW Your favorite as a small town blacksmith, who battles with bank robbers— jover under Hritish tnatruction | “Ballyhooing on the Anarika”—another of the famous Outing-Chester scenics. _PATHE NEWS A COMEDY WALLACE on the WURLITZER REPORT ON SPITAL PROB citm TH H. Bolton was a im the council Monday In an to have passed a resolution many irregularities In the) and health departments with to internment in thé city de-| hospital and stockade. council ordered the complaints charges investigated at recent} ys of the council in Gomuiittes | ‘the whole placed on file. Councitman William H. Moore was | pe D. Lane, mayor while Mayor Hanson is @ speaking tour for the Victory On account of i] heaith, Council R. W. Cotterill was voted a 60- iy leave of absence. Famous Ualechinrs thet of the great sopranos of the New York Metropolitan Opera House to be heard here. “In the first rank of the Metropolitan singers.” — New York World. “The huge audience lost it- self in genuine rapture.” — N. Y. Evening Sun. “A singer worthy to carry on the great traditions.” — N. Y¥. Tribune. FIRST TIME HERE in concert at the _ METROPOLITAN INSPECTS RECRUITING On a tour of recruiting offices Pama the country Col. William L. | Kenly, head of the recruiting service | fof the Unite® States army, arrived in | Seattle late Sunday night and left | | Monaay for Camp Lew! WINS” LEGION oF HONOR Decorated with the Legion of Honor, Col. George M. Rice of Se attle arrived in New York Monday with 2,181 troops, aboard the steamer | Texan, from Bordeaux. POSLAM BRINGS ~ UCK COMFORT | TO ANGRY SKIN When angry, |through every nerve of your body for relief, turn_to Poalam and let {t lsoothe and allay a Learn how efficient | splendid help it ing sczema, di pimples, acne, # \disorders. The teat in t [Jam at night to a small face, and in the morn | festtcramene The ef! centrated healing legren bly ne Sold everyw apply Por- i to look for et of ite eo ergy ah re. For free sample write Emergency, Laboratories, 243. W. 47th st., New York City Urge your #kin to become cl itching skin cries) ffected sur- | THE SEATTLE ‘STAR—TUESDAY, APRIL 20, QUITS HOSPITAL |" Wounded Hero of First U.S. Gas | Regiment Tours State for Loan | TO BOOST LOAN eran to Tour State at Armentiere down by shrapnel at the’ Argon battle, and still suffering from t effects of his strenuous 16 month of service, Corporal Leonard Regan | has obt 4 a furlough from the} hospttal at Camp Lewis to boost for | the Victory loan. Altho 40 years old, Regan left a good job in Northern Alaska to en- list at the outbreak of war with Germany, and went overseas with the faynous First American gas and fame regiment Decorated by French Corporal Regan wears the Freneh croix de guerre, awarded by Gen. Mangin, Freneh commander, He won the decoration at Lunevilie, in the Lorraine sector, when the 242nd French infantry was furiously at. tacked and beaten back by the Huns in the spring of 1918 With him were 15 other men of the ax regiment and it was due to their herote conduct that the at- tacking waven were smothered in gas and the French line held, All} were decorated Lieut. Hanion, ron of Eddie Hanlon of baseball fame, | was leader of the tion which won the praise of the French. Hanton| was killed at Chateau Thierry Meet Heavy Losses Fresh from the clear atr of Alns a, Regan was sent to the British front to learn how to stage “gas shows" for the Huns. The Yankees learned, and the Huns learned to | fear them, Never were the Teutons bjected to such floods of potson | vapor as the ‘Fitet regiment sent | CGacved truck And tho regiment paid a heavy | price, for more than half of the men who entlated when tt was or-| Corporal Leonard Regan. gantzed were killed during the first] with the First American gas resin few months of It in be |Meved few other American regi- jmenta suffered as heavy casualties Wounded in Argonne During the famous drive Armentiers Corporal Regan was poisoned by the gas sent over from the enemy poison tanks, Later, in| the struggle thru the Argonne with the 91st division, Regan stopped a shrapnel! bullet, and had not recoy. ered when he received orders to re- | port at Chaumont, the American} headquarters decoration at the hands Pershing, November §. When he gas regiment, he would not he returned, rervice of Gen. be reinstated but he txn't worrying.) *|Seattle Bo to receive the French | you won't have to werateh the speaking for the Victory loar Alanka nerving encing bt y Takes Photo of Yankees in Big Battle When your little son or daughter in after years climbs on your knee pd lispe, “Daddy, tell me about the big war, bald spot atop your pate and «tutter and |stammer, ax you grope for historical left Alaska to join the] high spots in the big confllet You'll Regan was informed | simply reach for the book shelf and | when | take down the photographic history of the war instead, by the United James Wickersham, former Alaskan | States government territorial delegate to congress, The government, thru the efforts now offers Regan any job he wants|of the boys of the signal corps, ha in the Northland. I traveled too much to get mar- ried,” says Corporal Regan. He has | trotted the old world over. boing they let me out of the hospital.” Kegan is a real Alaska sourdough. “Tm | rived on back to Alaska, tho, when | tures and | tographed, from Jimmortalized the conflict since that day in April, 1917, thin, khakiclad line beroes ar French soil Motion pile ‘stille” have been taken. Every point of the war has been pho- al action to the when the first ot Corporal Regan is willing to tour| lighter humorous side. the state, making speeches for the Vietory loan |Ex-Football Star Back Home With Chaser Squadron M. tier of the submarine chaser squgd- ron. love soon. ave. W. |Hold Suspects to Hear From Butte Sam Plakas, 40, and John B. Kalschulas, 35, are in the city jail on open charges pending word from Butte as to their activities! in that city, The men were ar- rested Monday afternoon at the Georgetown bank, after obtained $650 on a cashier's check for $1,100, issued by the Daly } tional Bank of Butte, The bank |had been holding the check to ascertain if it had been stolen. The two went to the bank Mon- | day to ascertain why the check was |not paid. and they were detained at the cashier's window until a they had} He hopes to go back to his first | business when the call came His home is at 1917 9th | ping his plates and acids, he enlisted lin Company \ | police officer was called, The Butte bank wired Monday the her, better by the daily. u lam Soap, medicated with Poslam. check was stolen. cid-Stomach Holds Millions Sick and Suffering Do you realize that you may have an acid stomach? It is the very thing that causes in- digestion, heartburn, bloat, belching, | stomach pains and all kinds of stom- ach miseries. So if you ever suffer from any of these painful and dis treasing symptoms you may feel sure that you have an acid-stomach. On the other hand, there are mil- lions of people who are victims of acidstomach without their knowing it. People who are tired, listiess, run down and worn out—always sickly and ailing. People who are thin blooded, pale, weak and emaci- ‘ated. People who have frequent at- tacks of rheumatism, sciatica, lum: bago. Thousands upon thousands who suffer almost daily from severe headaches, whose nerves are always on edge, irritable, mentally deprese- ed, lie awake and toss about thru- out the night, and take a dark out- look on life. They may have no pains In the stomach at all—and yet, | nine times out of ten it is Just acid TOMORROW Wed. NIGHT 277": that is causing them all ( | their troubles. APRIL 30, 8:20 P. M. SEATS NOW SELLING RAPIDLY Prompt application is advisable. Box office until 9 p. m, $2 to 75¢—Plus War Tax most open Holled down to & few simple facta ioe condition is this: An acid-stom- EATONIC; ach cannot digest food properly and the whole body suffers from lack of sufficient nourishment. It is dangerous to take any chances with acid stomach. So test your own case and find out for sure whether acid-stomach is the cause of your ill health. Here is the surest and most simple test for you to make: Go to your druggist and get & big box of EATONIC—the pleas. ant tasting tablets that you eat lke a bit of candy. If you have acid stomach, EATONIC will clean out the excess acid and bring such won- derfully quick relief that you will think it almost too good to be true. It makes the stomach clean, sweet, cool and comfortable. You can ab most feel it work as it drives the aa and bloat out of your body. You | will feel like your old time self again -—get back your pep, enthusiasm and energy—be hearty, hungry, vigorous, keen, eager to be up and coming. If you are not entirely pleased | with your test of RATONIC, take it back to your druggist. Our orders are that he will refund your money. Your word is good enough for us, #0 make this test of RATONIC TO- DAY. First Pictures Here The first authentic pictures to ar rive in Seattle with the seal of the signal corps, U. 8. A. In the left hand corner, have been received by L. G. Clapp, a rural mail carrier, who lives at R. F. D. No. 2, Seattle, He has received 118 pictures of every Horn started out to be & |imaginable aide of the war from his football star for the University of | son, Washington. The war changed his | signal plans and he became champion knot | Fourth army corps. Corporal FR. Ft corps battalion Ingleton, with of a the Ingleton was in the photographic Drop. TY, 18th engineers, a regiment made up of California men In October, 1917, he left Camp Mills, L. 1, for Brest. 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