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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1919

Page

9

Armed Yanks Plan Grand Parade for District Return

Secretary Baker’s approval sought by Col. Robert N. Harper to loan 2500 returning soldiers full overseas equipment for a Washington march. Parade could reach 20000 plus marchers with bands and battle gear as the city prepares the nation’s largest homecoming celebration. A morning meeting with general chairmen will finalize unit placements.

Pennsylvania Avenue Baker Robert N. Harper Col. Harper Harper Val Harper Muerch Cal Harper Hazen H Droop Bre Richard D. Simms Harper Yesterdas

Obituary notices from early 1919 with multiple deaths listed

Obituary notices dated February 1919 for Arth, Berres, Chapin, Clark, Cerimele, Fitzgerald, Hammit, Herzog, Gnapp, Etton, Sturgus, Talty and others. Records show private or church services at residences or local churches, with interments at Rock Creek or Arlington cemeteries and funeral details across the region. Names include Joseph Arth, Margaret Berres, Margaret Hammit, Adeline Herzog, Harry Gnapp, C. Mason Etton, and Stephen Talty among others.

Arth TIS Pom Joseph FE Betty Arth Tee Marshall Joseph A Henrietta Arth i Sixth Street Berres Margaret Prank J Wilhelmenla Berres Meara Vuneral Ninth Street Ourtheist Chapin Hig Aster Monroe Street Chapen Romney W Yn Sershew Congressiong Homnes Papees Clare Siszablih T Pulow Apeleton Po Lark Ac Anon Clark Appleton Po Llerk. Jr Gyt- Lert A. Clark Rock Creek Cerimele Knoley ME Covigzt Seventh Street Waria Cerimele Costanza Barbara Cocuzai Tnniaa Avenue Holy Nosary Church Moonday St Maria Fitzgerald Nie Eighern Street Maurice P Edmond Fitzgerald Kandly Hammit Muse Minnie Herneg RNAPP Falmouth Harry RNAPI Pla Tritagul Saniray Glenwood Casa Eton Klebleenth Street Arlington Pturgus Homeopathic Hospital Ellen EF Beloved Paor Minard Eliza D Sturgus Hanover Willian Ho Sario & Co Talty Spa Stephen Talty

Masonic Delegates Arrive for Ninth GW Memorial Meeting

Alexandria hosts delegates from across the nation for the ninth annual George Washington Masonic National Memorial Association session. Louis A. Waters presides, with Sol Cutchins delivering welcome remarks. A wreath-laying at Mount Vernon is planned tomorrow afternoon.

Abhington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Masonic Fraternty Masonic Temple United States George Washington Masonic National Memorial Association Louis A. Watres Pennsylvania Sol. Cutchins Masons Virginia Seies Gates Washington Lodge of Masons Mount Vernon Washington

Bryan heads Tri-State Medical Association in Richmond

Dr Robert C Bryan of Maryland was elected president of the Tri-State Medical Association at its Richmond meeting succeeding Maj Robert Cathcart of Charleston South Carolina The group includes members from Virginia North and South Carolina Clifton M Miller was Virginia vice president Dr A J Crowel of Charlotte Dr A R Taft of Charleston Dr Ralph E Hughes of Laurens secretary treasurer Winston Salem will host the convention next year

Richmond Robert C. Bryan Tri-State Medical Association Robert Cathcart Charleston S. C Virginia Carolinna PF Charlotte North Carolina A. R. Taft South Carolina Ralph E. Hughes Laurena 8. C Winston-Salem

Welcome home parade plans for Washington veterans

Washington prepares a Friday afternoon parade with a half day for government workers in honor of returning district soldiers and the President. District officials urge quick notice from organizations wishing to join the march and solicit funds to cover parade costs. Citizens urged to contribute to the fund and local merchants aim to close early to mark the holiday. A mobile engineer fleet will join the procession, including pontoon matériel and searchlight wagons.

Cok Harper Melving Hazen Main Norry Hazen Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association Wilson Peace Monument White House Washington Cuno Rudolph Finance Committee Mr. Rudolph J Gockeler Cano H. Rudolph Second National Bank

America's Men in War 1914 to 1918 in One View

The London Sphere's color feature titled Americas Contribution in Men to the Allied Forces outlines America's 1914 population of over 90 million and a small prewar army. It traces mobilization from 250000 in France by March 1918 to over 1100000 sailed by July, reaching 2000000 by armistice. Total strength at home and abroad exceeded 3000000 on September 1, with potential addition of about 1060000 if the war endured.

London Sphere America United States France Britain Atlantic

Women to Snowden's Aid

Special to The Washington Fest Annapolis Md Feb 20 Extreme activity surrounds commutation efforts for John Snowden colored convicted of murdering Mrs Lottie May Brandon in Annapolis on Aug 7 1916 and slated for execution at month end Suffragist Mrs W Spencer Murray leads the bid with Grace Humiston of New York brought in to assist Humiston once urged a theory inconsistent with Snowden's involvement.

Washington Annapolis John Snowden Lottie May Brandon W. Spencer Murray Grace Humiston New York Washington Post Rockville Elizabeth Ellen Trundle James T. Trundle Dawsonville Orhpans John A. Chiswell William C., Chiswell Margaret White Mary Grace Susie Darby Rebecca Mills A. Dawson Trundle

Colored Suburban Homes Sold At Two Price Tiers

A real estate notice lists sales for colored suburban homes at two price points 4750 and 6500 dollars. The listing details two model homes and regional availability, with payment terms and closing dates pending.

Soldiers honor parade day relief for afternoon work

Special to the Washington Test notes that all honorably discharged soldiers sailors and marines in government service be relieved from work on parade afternoon. In Cumberland Maryland the Maryland court of appeals affirmed a $2500 verdict against Cumberland Brewing by Abie Feldstein represented by his father Oscar Feldstein after the boy aged 10 lost his right eye when ice tongs struck him while buying ice at the brewery. Special to the Washington Post reports on Hagerstown event where Tax Assessor Guy G Gantz and Frances C C lushbaugh were married in Baltimore by Rev Albert Smith. Isaac Arbogast dies at Lonaconing. he is father of Rev Lynn Arbogast of Hedgenville West Virginia, and his wife survives.

Washington Cumberland Maryland Court of Appeals Abie Feldstein Oscar Feldstein Cumberland Brewing Company Washington Post Hagerstown Guy G. Gantz Frances CC. Lushbaugh Baltimore Albert Smith Cathar Aeek Isaac Arbogast Lonaconing Lynn Arbogast Methodist Episcopal Church Hedgenville W. Va

West Virginia Votes to Settle Debt With Virginia

Charleston W V Feb 20 The House of Delegates approved a resolution already passed by the Senate to settle the Virginia debt. West Virginia would pay Virginia 1,100,000 in cash and 12,400,000 in 2 percent bonds, offset by 1,000,000 in bonds held against lost certificates not delivered by Virginia, per Har rison’s plan.

Solons Harrison Charleston W. VA House of Delegates West Virginia Senate Virginia Randolph H. Harrison Virginia Debt Commission

Guatemala appoints enemy property custodian decrees German naturalization halted

The State Department disclosed in official dispatches that Guatemala named an enemy property custodian and issued decrees barring Germans from naturalization until peace is proclaimed.

Guatemala State Department

Patrick Henry Home Burns in Halifax County

Fire destroyed Red Hill the Patrick Henry home in Halifax county near Lynchburg. Water pipes were frozen, preventing quick extinction. The mansion was a total loss though valuable furniture and many famous relics on the first floor were saved. The property is owned by Mrs M E Harrison.

Lynchburg Red Hill Patrick Henry Halifax County

Oakland Chaplain Commits Suicide Aboard Ship

Rev. John C. Ely Jr., 30, chaplain in the U.S. Army and son of Oakland’s pastor, killed himself while aboard a vessel from New York to Cuba after returning from France. Navy Department report cites low mood. wife and two children live in Lancaster, Pa.

Washington Post Oakland John C. Ely, Jr United States Army John C. Ely Presbyterian Church New York Cuba Navy Department France Larcaster

Rail Ownership Debate Set Among Johns Hopkins NC And Virginia

Charlottesville Va Feb arrangements completed for triangular debate among Johns Hopkins North Carolina and Virginia to be held Saturday May 3 on government ownership and operation of railroads. The final form likely states Resolved that the Federal government should assume ownership and operation of the railroads. Virginia team selection preliminary contest set for March 4.

Washington Post Charlottesville Johns Hopkins North Carolina Virginia Marech

Virginia Obituary Notes Across Several Towns

Obituary notices from Harrisonburg Fredericksburg Charlottesville and Petersburg report deaths of Fannie Bowman G Frank Pence George Washington Tennent James B Dillard B Griffith Odessa Reed Lena May Hawthorne and others. Surviving spouses and children listed. ages given for several, with locations including Bowmans Mechanicsville Maethais Point Disputanta Greenbrier County and King George.

Harrisonburg Fannie Bowman Bowmans G. Frank Pence Mechanicsville Fredericksburg George Washington Tennent King George Woodstock B. C. Grymes Maethais Point Potomac River James B. Dillard B. Griffith Irvington Lancaster County Charlottesville Odessa Reed H. McGuire Greenbrier County Va. Petersburg Lena May Hawthorne T T Hawthorne Disputanta

Virginia Weddings and Obituaries in Several Towns

Virginia wedding notices from Martinville Charlottesville Petersburg and Rockville report marriages for Dorothy Elizabeth English and Thomas Martin Ford Dora Wood and M V Cason Lena Hazel Harding and Clifton Emmett Reese. Probate of Elizabeth Ellen Trundle’s will in Rockville and funerals for Charles W Clark and Minerva Magruder and R Uriah Waters are noted with brief biographical details.

Martinaville Dorothy Elizabeth English J. L. English Thomas Martin Ford Charlottesville M. V.cason Dora Wood First Methodist Church James K. Johitt Petersburg Lena Hazel Harding Clifton Emmett Reese Hey. H Gaborne

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