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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1919

Page

5

Chinese rail plans amid peace talks and Japanese pressure

Reports from Peking detail Chinese cooperation with Japan on rail extensions in Shantung Manchuria and Mongolia as part of broader postwar traffic links. China seeks to keep these lines outside any proposed internationalization scheme while praising US support and Welcoming Koo's league of nations role.

Ba B Pett Iles Tsingtao Suchow Lang Peking Hankow Associated Associated Press China United States Paris Sud Chin Nun-Hsun Wellington Koo League of Nations Japan America Great Britain

Girl Scouts Urged to Wind Papers Under Stockings

Girl scouts marching in tomorrow's parade are ordered by Director Ednad Colman to wind strips of newspaper under stockings and sleeves to combat cold. Uniforms require no sweaters or coats showing, and no scout out of uniform may march. Reports for the sixth division are due at 12:30 pm at New Jersey avenue and D Streets NW, with troops carrying flags.

Ednad Colman New Jersey Avenue D Streets

Rainbow's General Staff in Germany Photos of Forty second division officers

A photographed roster shows the Rainbow division staff stationed on German soil as part of the Army of Occupation. The image lists Major James J Crossley through Captain Leland A Crnqe among a large group of officers including adjutants, engineers, signal, medical, quartermaster, and veterinary corps, with locations such as Portland Red Oak and Washington cited for some.

Rainbow Army of Occupation Ahrweiler Germany James J. Crossley Portland Ore James E. Thomas Red Oak Iowa Robert J. Gill Baltimore Ruby D. Garrett Kansas City Pio Charles A Dravo Washington, D. C M. G John M. Johnson Marion D. C William W. Hughes, Jr Columbia Tenn C. A. F Flagler Rock Island I. J. Bleming Georgia David 8. Fairchild Cliaton George F Graham Helena Mont Stanley M Rumbough New York B. BW. Bertram Charlotte Albert Fr. Fetterman Omaha Neb John Wheeler Harrison Richsmond Denia J. Downey Bradford ‘Utter Brook N WY Alpha J Campbell Denver Col Marshall F. Sharpe Omebu Digburslig Q. MI J. H. Boyd Harrisburg Paaid F. Fletcher Carson City Nev G. EK. Mattet Jackson Angua Maclin Marysville Ohio Medical Department Aquila Mitchell Shaneeteles Roy V. Gault Creston Fdeutenant Marcus I Poteet Pawnee Ned William E Talbot Dallas Texas Charles H. Gorrill Oakland Gal Samuel Z Orgel Blytheville Ark Lynchburg M. P TR. A. Mead Missoula Remount “Uficer Samuel Z

Wilson resumes work on return to capital

On his first day back in Washington President Wilson worked over ten hours at his desk signing 28 bills and nominations. He conferred with Cabinet members and Democratic Leader Martin on legislative matters and decided not to call an extra congressional session until after his Europe trip. Officials note cabinet vacancies and possible law officer nominees remain under review.

Willison Martin Congress Europe White House Wilson

Prescient Wilson May Urge Action Before Concluding Session

The text notes pressing bills awaiting action and suggests President Wilson could push Congress to discuss topics aligned with his known views before the current session ends. It implies possible early consideration of measures as time grows short.

Prescient Wilson Indy Diacussinp

Captain Offered to Get Army Discharge for Bribery

New York February 25 Private Herbert Goldsmith stationed at Camp Upton testified at the Sidney P Corn bribery trial that Corn offered to obtain his discharge from the army for 250 and a dozen neckties worth four dollars each. Goldsmith said he saw Seret Lloyd Mehlig pay Corn 250. Mehlig testified his discharge came three days after the payment.

New York Herbert Goldsmith Camp Upton Sidney P Corn Corn Goldsmuth Seret Lloyd Mehlig Mehlig

French Shoulder Cord To 2 Units In US Army

The War Department announced that two units the sanitary section No 646 and the 103d aero squadron are authorized to wear the French shoulder cord called the fuourragere signifying a unit citation for gallantry in action. Officers and enlisted may keep overseas cap insignia and the spiral puttee only for those returning from France. If a pending bill allows indefinite wear of uniforms, enforcement of the current law will be relaxed.

United States army—Sanitary Section No 646 103D Aero Squadron War Department Army Corps Field Army France

Baltimore Grain and Live Stock Prices February 25

Grain and live stock prices listed for Baltimore markets with detailed quotations for butter eggs poultry and dairy products. Includes Western Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia dairy prints, corn oats rye barley futures, hogs cattle and sheep figures from Chicago and Mid-Atlantic exchanges.

Baltimore Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia Ohio Southern North Carolina Express Chicago

Damrosch Delivers Final Washington Concert With Garrison

The Symphony Society of New York conducted by Walter Damrosch performed the last concert of the series in the Belasco. Mabel Garrison sang with lyric tone and clear diction while the orchestra offered Tschaikowsky Symphony No 5 and orchestral arrangements by Saint-Saens and Giraud. The program included Rimsky-Korsakov and Thomas works, with Garrison praised for vocal coloratura and expressive recital skills.

The Symphony Society of New York Walter Damrosch Washington Belasco Mabel Garrison Damrosch Garrison

Wills Provide For Relatives In Several Local Estates

William Watkins who died February 3 left a will dated July 30, 1914 naming his widow Mrs Mary Jane Watkins and daughters Maud May Dyre Hissep Miller Sarah Elizabeth Steiner Jessie M and Anna M Watkins as heirs upon her death. John James Walsh died February 8 leaving Mrs Mary C Walsh and Henry G Walsh as sole heirs. Eliza Dwyer widow receives sole legatee of John Dwyer estate dated March 11, 1908. Elbert B Brown died February 12, bequeathing residue to widow Clara G Brown after a 200 bequest to his mother Adelaide B Brown.

William Watkins Mary Jane Watkins Maud May Dyre Hissep Miller Sarah Elizabeth Steiner Jessie M Anna M Watkins Mary C Walsh Henry G Walsh John James Walsh Eliza Dwyer John Dwyer Adelaide B. Brown Elbert B Brown Clara G. Brown

Valentine Dance Postponed by Woodward & Lothrop

The Woodward and Lothrop Employes Relief Association plans a Saturday night dance in the store auditorium with a special program and refreshments. Proceeds benefit the association sick fund, which pays specified sums during members' illness. tickets from February 15 will be honored for the rescheduled event.

Woodward & Lothrop Woodward & Lothrop Employes’ Relief Association

Free Milk Cow Featured At Wardman Park Mardi Gras Ball

A Wardman Park Hotel Mardi Gras ball will showcase a live milk cow in a stall near the dining room entrance. Subdebutantes will serve milk from shoulder-hung pails while dairy maids operate the udders. An old well at the gate will dispense hot chocolate made from powdered milk by Miss Margaret Harding in a Woman costume.

France Wardman Park Shrova Faria Pre Catelan Margaret Harding

Naval bill aims to control building and wartime pay

Army and naval measures move through committees as President Wilson pushes for swift passage. The naval bill authorizes a 746 million three year construction program and retains wartime pay of 50 dollars a month for enlisted men, with provisions to suspend building if peace tribunals are established. The Senate committee and administration seek rapid action.

Denate Naval Committee Wilson Congress Dantsis House Senate Naval Affairs Committee Administration Naval Committee Secretary of War

National Bible Scouts Rally Behind Girl Scouts Area Meet

Albert H. Zimmermann announces a Lavender Ribbon Community Service Scouts gathering in District Fairfax county and New Jersey Avenue area behind the Girl Scouts. Division six location at B Street north, time 12 30. Bring American flags colors old gold purple.

National Bible Scouts Attention Fairfax County New Jersey Avenue B Street Albert H. Zimmermann

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