The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1921, Page 8

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F. nurses in the world war, were amon the 60 Legionnaires who left Seatth for Kansas City Tuesday, and were joined in Spokane by Kehoe, also a nurse, and Miss C. Myrtle Witson, who served as a yeomanette. Thirty ex-nervice men also board ed the spectal train in Eastern Wash today, Washington are present in Kansas || Allbin, Miss Enily | 7 TLE STAR 90 State Legion Folk at K ansas City To Make Requests of Big Convention ington. The entire group of Washington fans will be guests at the Baltimore! hotel during their three days’ stay wiin the elty, The Legion headquar. ters during the convention will also be at the Baltimore hotel. At the business sessions Wash- ington delegates will ask for an Indigestion or Sour, Gassy __ Stomach “Pape’s Diapepsin” gives Relief in Five Minutes “Pape’s Diapepsin” relieves stom. | ach distress in five minutes. 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W. on Armistice day of 1919, According to © report from Kan- sas City, $100,000 hag been raised by y to defray expenses of enter the Legionnaires and the military guests of foreign countries | Mars Diaz, of Italy, are among the latter in attendance at the convention, NAMES OF DELEGATES Among the 90 Washington dele. gates are A. E. McCabe, of Bremer- ton, vice commander, who will rep- resent State Commander C. D. Cun ningham, who ‘has not been able to attend because of the death of hiv son; H. E. Donald, state secretary of La Societe de Quarante Hommes et Hult Chevaux; Qeorge M. Brazier, state representative of the Quarante Hommes; George Cruikshank, repre. nentative of the Seattle and King county chapter of the latter organi zation; Guy M. Parmelee, Col. Chas. 8. Albert, H. W. Kuett, John Kol- vin, Honry A. Wise, Philip Tindall, Paul Edwards, EB. Q. Forsythe, J. T. McDonough, Dr. George Hurley, W E. Walker, N. 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Nelson, also of Seattle, are rep Friend From Tr rj | JOHANNESBURG, — For nina was c resenting the state in Kansas City, FORT COLLINS, Colo., Oct. 3L.— years Anne Swanepoel lay in 0 cata. second leptic trance, She awoke Sunday. and were among those to make the trip in the special legion train last week, It ts expected that the majority of the delegates will return to Wash- ington in time to celebrate Armis- tice day. A few, however, are plan- ning to make the return trip by way of California, while others in tend to visit Washington, D. C, be | fore returning home. | Miss Effie Lighter, 48, was killed) here yesterday when a railroad train | backed up against an auto into which | she had just leaped. She had escaped | from the machine at the approach of the train, but had rushed back to| open the tonneau door to permit her | companion, Mrs. D. C. Threlkeld, 70, | to escape. The latter suffered a sprained ankle. ( JNO. E. O'BRIEN. Clothes Cutting and Fitting Dome by | 350, E. 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