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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1919

Page

3

Visiting Bankers Guests in Capital Banquet Tonight

Two day conference opens with a Washington Hotel banquet honoring members of the American Bankers Association agricultural committees. Attendees include Maddox, Farnsworth, Hirsch, Stebers, Finch and Shepherd. Funds urged for Treasury Certificates Series V z and district quotas highlighted.

Washington Clearing House “Association Washington Hotel American Bankers' Association Eate Bankers’ Associations Yestertas Cone H. Rune Deipa Clearing House Association George W. White W. ‘Fp Gailiher Milton Wailes Die Maddox The Armerican Bankers' Association Pred J. Farnsworth Association Joseph Hirsch Agricultural Committee George . Stebers National City Bank of New York Charles A. Finch Cincinnati Frederich %. Shepherd United States Chain of Commerce

Americans Killed and Wounded In Fighting on the Front

The casualty list released by the American expeditionary forces details Killed in action, died of wounds, and wounded severely across ranks from sergeants to privates. Names span cities and states from Philadelphia to San Francisco, with many towns and nations represented, plus notes on a Civil War veteran Col. Halstead. The report covers multiple categories including died of disease, missing in action, and those returned to duty. Also announced is the funeral of Col. Benton Wallstead, to be held at Arlington, with noted lineage and military service.

New York Middle West American Bankers’ Association Argitigacion Trust Company Section Association Hilled Hoskins Stephen Paul Warréiz Adams Isaiah D Crockett Tex Agostini Joseph D Philadelphia John PL Edwardsville Marciankow Fivder Babuska Russia Pollard Jesse Prospect Tenn Greenville Johanson Ivar Rockford Julis Raphael Kaempf Walter H St. Louis Leavens Elmer E Portland Ores Lindgren Erik W Millville Lindholm David Riverdale Nebr Lindsey Barry F Dennison Lint David L South Auburn Richwood W. Va Meyers Peene Brooklyn Miller Clarence Carbon Ind Nelson Oscar W Rochelle Max M Clifton N. J Ruffins Watter Portsmouth Sadisr T. G Attleboro Mass Schmidt Adwin Milwauke Selgerthal Albert Peabody Kann Simard Walter J Cambridge Fielmor Elsworth Hlater Charles Ross Sepain Vinaulet Achille San Endre Cal Wardle James Lexington Actiout Hing Red W Mount Hermon N. J. Wag Falone Arthur Carrara Italy Nunes Alfred Centerville Trowbridge Perrie Nelson W Palladsiphis Dale Martin H Climax Minn Mitchell Jack Rocky River Ohio Roberta Benj Bracke Sweden Pesenen W. W. Porkjarvi Finland Reddish Hubert F. Lilesville N. C. Landau Otto A Los Angeles Sharp Frank L. Plainfield N. J. Towell James W Birds I. Winkler Edward Buffalo N. Y Sweeney Nichols William _S Grandfieid Okla Pilsbury H. M Battle Crees Miche Silas Joseph Superier Hoeyete Rank Belra Dette Watts Afford Ernest Vo Ashland Chicenian Milwaulssa Stray Odin No Dak Utan Scranton Vanera Ladinissa Red Gaidberg Joseph Holland Floyd Rinards Mills Hollman Fred J Lakewood Johingson Albin R Comfrey Dung A. J Fredericksburg Marciano Dominico Calabria

Doctors Find Remedy for Gols and Flu

Physicians report during the influenza epidemic that keeping the liver active helps prevent pneumonia and aid digestion. Calotabs, a new calomel preparation, is claimed to be safer and more effective, causing no nausea or appetite loss. Take one Calotab at bedtime with water for a cold or sore throat, then breakfast improves. sold in sealed packages for thirty five cents, with money back if unsatisfied.

Muenza Lution Express

First Navy Man Receives 60 Dollar Bonus

Harvey Howard, a Navy veteran from Northeast Street, became the first discharged sailor to receive a $60 allotment under the new revenue law. Capt. E.B. Ainstead confirmed the payment, made at 4:25 p.m. in the Bond Building, following Howard’s February discharge from the I. & Tuscarora. He enlisted May 24, 1918 and is a Central High School alumnus.

EB. Ainstead Navy Harvey FY Howard TF Street Ainstead I. © & Tuscarora Harvey Aistead Aimstead Central High School

Lt Kinsolving Returns Home From Overseas

Lieut Charles Mellyaine Kinsolv ing son of Episcopal bishop Tuuden L Winsolving returned to Washington on a visit to his father mother and sister at 2019 Kalorama road He attended Episcopal High School Emerson Institute and the University of Virginia He served in an American ambulance unit with the French army and later with the Lafayette Escadrille before joining the first American bombing squadron He completed 40 flights without wounds with only injuries from a bad landing He is brother of Lieut A S Kinselying serving overseas

Charles Mellyaine Kinsolving Tuuden L. Winsolving Episcopal Brazil Washington Kalorama Road Lieut Kinsolving Episcopal High School Emerson Institute of Washington University of Virginia Lieut. Kinsolving Lafayette Escadrille United States Lieut. A. 5. Kinselying

De Palma Sets All Straightaway World Records in Packard

Daytona Beach February 17 Ralph De Palma leaves Daytona with all official straightaway records in his Packard aircraft motor car. In five days of racing through February 12 he set marks from 1 mile to 20 miles at 24.02 seconds per mile and 149.72 mph, surpassing Blitzen-Benz. The Packard Aviation Motor now holds records on straight and circular tracks from 1/4 to 616 miles, highlighting Packard engineering and its 18,000-strong team effort in transportation progress.

Daytona Beach Fla Ralph de Palma Packard Aviation de Palma Packard Aviation Motor de Palma-Packard Packard Packard Company

Cars and Mile Records Compared in 1910s Daytona

The records compare a American Packard car with 904.3 cu in. engine displacement producing 260 hp at 249.72 mph with a 24.02 sec mile at Daytona Beach on February 12, 1919, to a German car with 1312.27 cu in. displacement 250 hp at 141.7 mph and a 25.4 sec mile on April 23, 1911, also Daytona Beach.

Packard Aviation Daytona Beach Florida

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