French Distrust Foe On League Basis
Paris delegates from France and other powers insist on a league of nations based on collective security rather than an international army. Prof Ferdinand Lamande says France trusts United States Britain Italy Japan but fears trusting Germany alone to guarantee safety. He warns Germany will seek new means of destruction as it grows stronger and seeks to rejoin the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamande
Germany
Paris
Associated Prean
League of Nations
Ferdinand Lamaude
Paria Law Faculty
Resons of Nations Commission
Leon Bourgesis
M. Bourgeois
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
Ter
Lamaude
Prof. Lamaude
Belgium
Prof. Lamaute
America
Agai
France
Death notices from February 1910 1919 and 1959 in Washington area
Obituary fragments list multiple individuals with funeral details across several dates. Entries mention Sidney Bunn Henry Cooney Florence Carroll Silas S. Dais, Sarah Eva Freisheir Laishell Harriet Luttrell Frank Asbury Benjamin, and Sidney James with funeral plans, residences, churches, and cemeteries including Glenwood Arlington Mount Oliver and private interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SY Street
Frank Asbury
Margaret Kingston Howell
Seventh
Virginia Infantry
St. Patrick's Church
Ariington Ceme Trey Lownsbery—Sudderly
Parsons
Latermosti
Glenwood Cemetery
Funeral Directors WM. H. Sardo & Co Modern Chapel
Funeral notices listed for WM H Sardo son of the firm and associates at Lincoln A24 and Pa Ave reference. Automobile service offered in connection with the Modern Chapel. Phone line 142 appears in the ad along with GEO and other names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Modern Chapel
SCO Lae Funerals
Lincoln
James Clarence R
William Lee
M. Hindle
Sergeon
W. R. Speard Co
Frank Geier’s Sons. CO
Seventh ST. N. W. Modern Chapel
Maryland Virginia Maryland Virginia on sE grocer killed
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore reports Paul Horok a 40 year old grocer of 426 East Pratt street was shot through the head and killed by a 22 year old watchman Richard Anderson at the Central Garage after an argument. Anderson is held on a murder charge. The assailant says Horok attacked him and he fired in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Baltimore
Paul Horok
East Pratt Street
Richard Anderson
Horok
Market Space
Baltimore Street
Kierak
Baltimore rector dead dies after long ministry
Rev G Mosley Murray D D rector of St Bartholomews Church a noted Protestant Episcopal clergyman died last night He was ordained in 1838 and led churches in Virginia Massachusetts Arkansas and Maryland He was born in England and educated there Three of his sons serve in the American army in France Capt Allat Murray Capt Barry Murray and Private Charles Murray Also noted Elbert Moran died at 99 at Mount Zion Fairmont W Va with four children surviving
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
G. Mosley Murray
St. Bartholomew's Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Murray
Virginia
Massachusetts
Arkansas
Maryland
England
France
Allat Murray
Medical Corps
Barry Murray
Signal Corps
Charles Murray
304Th Field Signal Battalion
Elbert Moran
Washington Post
Fairmont
W. Va
Belbert Moran
Mount Zion
Germany secrecy and next war fears loom in talk
In a conference report Prof Lamaude warns on German chemical advances and aerial warfare plans to threaten France and Belgium. He criticizes future international arms pledges and notes the burden on France after a heavy wartime loss. He praises the American role and hopes for a prompt return of the President.
Capital and Labor Unite for National Conference
London reports the government plans a national conference of capital and labor to settle industrial unrest. Employers and all teaching trades unions are expected to attend, with the premier pushing the plan as the era's most important labor gathering. A sitting is anticipated before the miners’ strike threatens mid March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Obituary notices from Washington DC area deaths in 1919
Multiple obituaries dated mid February 1919 note the deaths of Marie Sansone Theodora Schwan Parthenia G Stubblefield and Jaunice E Wall. Funeral arrangements include venues on New York Avenue and Randolph Place Northwest with services at Church of the Holy Mary Rock Creek Cemetery and private interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sansone
Fourteenth Street
Marie
Leonard Sansone
H. BR. Nevins
New York Avenue
Church of the Holy Mary
St. Mary's Cemetery
Schwan
Twentieth Street
Porttient
Washington, D. C
Theodore Schwan
Elizabeth N. Steele
St. Paul, Mins
Geo. Theodore Schwan
U. S.A
Stubblefield
Mra. J
Polkinhorn
Parthenia G
John W. Stubblefield
Rock Greek Cemetery
Lucy A. Tune
Randolph Place Northwest
Mae Ne
Prohibition and Woman Suffrage Debate Reflections
James Hamilton Lewis analyzes the shift from woman suffrage hopes to national prohibition triumph amid wartime politics. He laments the sacrifice of state sovereignty and the use of moral crusades to push an amendment. The piece also covers reactions to suffrage tactics and notes several local obituaries and deaths in Fredericksburg and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Antisaioon League
Prohibitionists
Congress
Portia
Three Small Fires Test Fire Squad Patience
Three minor blazes were reported yesterday afternoon in Washington area homes. At 887 Thirteen-and-a-half street northwest the empty residence of David McQuary suffered a front room fire from rags. In Mary Dade’s home at 2348 Eighth street northwest flames were seen in a closet. A soot-filled chimney at 4190 street northwest in M Scott’s dwelling caused a $25 blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McQuray
Mary Dade
Eighth
M. Scott
France and U S diplomatic figures sail on George Washington
Brest February 16 Dakar Juste Rand the French Ambassador to the United States Mme Juste Rand David R Francia former Ambassador to Russia with his son and daughter were in the presidential party aboard the George Washington sailing today. Helena of Italy and her daughters arrived in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usserand
Francis
Brest
M. Justerand
United States
Mme. Jusrerand
David R. Francia
Russia
George Washington
Helena
Italy
Paris
Havas
Policeman Campbell dies after Alexandria shooting
Police report Walker Campbell dies at Alexandria Hospital after being shot in the abdomen by James H. Lawrence a discharged soldier who was under arrest. Lawrence 24 after a struggle drew a revolver and fired. Campbell leaves a widow and two sons Clarence and William. Funeral services for veteran officer John T Roberts held at his residence with Masons and Odd Fellows pallbearers. Armenian relief fund drive at Lee School girls' division raises 92.28 with 34.90 from seventh grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Bureau
Kingstreet
Alexandria
Walker Campbell
James H. Lawrence
Padgett
Alexandria Hospital
Pendleton Street
Song
Clarence Campbell
William Campbell
William Wilkinson
Lawrence
Campbell
Potomac
Camp Lee
John T. Roberts
South St. Asaph Street
John T. Allison
Alexandria- Washington
Lee Public School
Sarah Spindle
Marriage Announcement and Military News Items
Announcement of the marriage of Maude Dabney of Alexandria county to Ernest Studds of the city, performed at the Methodist Episco pal Church Parsonage by Rev Dr Regester. Maj Walter M Donnelly receives promotion to lieutenant colonel. Also reports a double funeral for influenza victims in Lonaconing Maryland, and notes Lonaconing Mall replacing Advorate, with editor William Spears in the army. Includes a Washington Post special on a new anesthetic discovered by J Macht at Johns Hopkins, claiming benzyl alcohol’s local anesthesia potential and lower toxicity than cocaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Dabney
Alexandria County
Ernest Studds
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. ¥. Regester
Walter M. Donnelly
New York
Washington Post
Lonaconing
David Rainer
Big Savage
Gilmore
Washington
Baltimore
David
J. Macht
Jubus Hopkins
Martht
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International Army
IRHOR
East Cap. St
A. J. Schippert
N. Hodern Chapel
W. Wiet—yw
Joseph Gawler's Sons
National Selected Morticians
Telephons Avenue
Yankees
William Hayward
169Th Infantry
Old Fifteenth Infantry
New York National Guard
Fran
Hayward
Stockholm
Goalenel Hayward
G.M. Murray
St. Bartholomew's A Rch
Lamadde
Lewis
R. Harris.& CO
James Hamilton Lewis
Creed
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Fredericksburg
Elizabeth Boulware
McCall Boulware
Elizabeth Grymes
George E. Grymes
King George County
Mount Stuart
Henry Endor
Hokeby
J. F. Harding
Elkins
Waba
Joseph French Wardinge
Anne Arundel County
Randolph
Tucker
Randolph County
Roy
Loudoun
Tan
Harpers Werry
Ray Speaks
Loudoun County
Heléna
News OF Alexandria
J. T. Roberts
Valentine Fund For Soldiers
Goliar Gessiable
Gapgany
Fleet Coener
Walter Reed Hospital
Col. Donnelly
Lonaconing Mall
Vorate
Wiliam M Spears
Hays Brothers
D. I. Macht
Hopkins
Pes As
Victrola
Caruso
Alda
Braslau
Calvé
Culp
de Gogorza
DeLuca
Elman
Farrar
Galli-Curci
Garrison
Gluck
Jascha Heifetz
Homer
Journet
Kreisler
Martinelli
McCormack
Melba
Murphy
Paderewski
Powell
Ruffo
Suhumanartiech
Scotti
Sembrich
Tetrazzini
Werrenrath
Whitehill
Witherspoon
Zimbalist
Victor Records
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
N. J
New Victor Records
de Victor Talking Machinns Competite Company
Victrola Visereia
Tut
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