Impressive Rites For Moses Ezekiel At Arlington
Memorial address at the House of the Temple honored sculptor Sir Moses Ezekiel. President Harding sent a gracious letter and the Arlington Confederate Monument Association led tributes with mourners from the South. The body lay in state with flowers in Confederate colors, as dignitaries and a Virginia Military Institute guard paid final respects.
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Mir Moses Ezekiel
Arlington Cemetery
House of the Temple
Arlington Confederate Monument Association
Washington Centennial Lodge
Mooros City
Marian Tulle
Abbi Abram Simon
George Cleming Moore
Mr. Moore
Sir Moses
Moses
South Amlats
Wno
Rovert Lee
Robert Boice
South
Died notices for Brown Burroughs Carver and Cornell
Obituaries notice fragmented lists several individuals with death dates in 1921 and 1901. Items include John W Brown, Gerard Barney Burroughs, Wil Ethan Carver, and Charles Cornell, with funeral details from residences on East Capitol and nearby streets and interment at Congressional Cemetery or Oak Hill. Readers see misspelled names, dates, and locations across deceased individuals.
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LG Duhrd
John W
Clemela A
James W. Brown
Hsurlo & Lo
H Street
Burroughs
Gerard
Barney) Mf
Jessie Burroughs
Congressional Cemetery
Carver—N Maaias
Wilet
Mippie Carver
Florida Avemue
Oak Hillemeters
Cornell
Charles
Georgiannan E Cornell
Dewent Buness
Eant Umphol Street
Apel 2
Congressional Ceme
Dor
Ohio
Lidwine
Anna MC
Robert A
Mary Mc Dore
Consent
Notre Dame
Ohio House
Sibley Hospital
Patey Wammety
George Foy
Ganger
John Ro Wright
Tenth Street
Pharway
Ucc 3
Arlington National Cemetery
Newport
Providence
Geyer
Arna Virginia Geyer
Pendelton
West Alm Beach
Edward Gray Pendelton
St Thomas’ Church
Reh
Thia
Bate
Atreet Forthwrat
Julia F
Fredrick Row
Shidy
Rhephard Street
Niglett Shidy
J William Lee
Venagivania Avenue
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Smith
Hia Readeaen
EMIT
Arlington rites honor Sir Moses Ezekiel sculpture
Secretary of War Weeks spoke at Arlington funeral rites for Sir Moses Ezekiel. A rabbi from Cincinnati and Dr. Denis J. Gomrell of Richmond offered tributes while the Marine Band played. Echoing music and address from Rome artists followed as Ezekiel’s body was moved by caisson to the Confederate monument grave, guarded by VMI cadets and Fort Myer troops.
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Weeks
Arlington
Sir Moses Ezekiel
Davi Philipson
Cincinnati
Marine Band
Julian Zolney
Cabiegram
Rome
Carly
Denis J. Gonnell
Richmond
Ezekiel
Virginia Military Institute
Fort Myer
Washington Chamber pushes hospital extensions for veterans
Washington chamber representatives led by George H. Lamar will urge extending existing facilities at St Elizabeths Mount Alto and Soldiers Home and Walter Reed hospitals before the public health service hospitals committee. The plan favors expanding St Elizabeths at Congress Heights to treat over 1000 veterans while keeping them separate from inmates.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Washingto Chamber of Commerce
George H. Lamar
St Elizabeth Hospital
Mount Alto Hospital
Soldiers' Home
Walter Reed
St. Elizabeth's
Congress Heights
Lamar
William A. White
Hampton man held for attempted assault brought for safety
Edward Purnell, a Negro man from Eastville, Va., was brought to Hampton today for safe keeping to answer a charge of attempted criminal assault on a young white woman from Northampton County. Judge James H. Fletcher ordered his immediate transfer after arrest.
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Hampton
Edward Purnell
Eastville
Northampton County
James H. Fletcher
Northampton
Purnell
Washington Centennial Lodge Service for Confederate Veterans
Washington Centennial lodge No. 14 F A M with George D. Hoover presiding held a memorial. Flowers sent by the Washington Daughters of the Confederacy adorned the scene as Confederate veterans in faded gray uniforms participated. A Fort Myer platoon fired volleys and taps echoed from the monument steps.
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Washington Centennial Lodge
No. 14
F AL A
George D. Hoover
Washington
Confederacy
Fort Myer
Blind Ox Dies After Gander Guardian Falls Silent
Greensboro Alabama March 30 the blind ox once protected by a stately gander on the Holcroft plantation ten miles west of town died after the separation from its guardian. The ox lost its sight last fall and the gander acted as keeper and helper until a transfer forced separation. The ox died the first afternoon after the move and the gander soon followed, collapsing from grief.
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Associated Press
Greensboro
Ala
4. A. Holcroft
Holcroft
Bristol Tobacco Market Closes With Higher Yearly Sales
Bristol Virginia records total tobacco sales of 450 009 pounds for the year, up from 175 000 pounds last season. The average price of 12.5 cents for the season compares favorably with regional figures, deemed good.
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Bristol
Oil Quotations Report From Oil City Trade Prices
Oil City Pa reports March quotations with prices around three dollars and large shipments. Trade balances show 58 028 and 36 146 units moved, reflecting traditional averages.
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Oil City
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