500 Miles in Saddle Visit Famous Battlefields
From Fredericksburg Virginia the Army War College group of 31 officers led by Gen Crozier will march on horseback to Gettysburg then return by train to Washington June 17. The itinerary covers over 300 miles with lectures at each battlefield.
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Frederickshorg
Virgtinia
Marsland
Washington
Gettysburg
Bstrai
Crozier
Richmond, Frederickshurg and Potomac
William Rozier
Brg
Jlniter Liggett
Benjamin A. Poore
John L. Chamberlain
Inspector General's Department
Stephen M. Foote
Henry C. Davis
Coast Artillery
Omar Bundy
Eleventh Infantry
Alfred Hasbrouck
Eighteenth Infantry
Benjamin W. Atkinson
Infantry
Thomas 5. Dugan
John B. McDonald
Cavalry
Thomas ©. Treadwell
United States Marine Corps
William W. Harts
Corps of Engineers
Fredderick Ft. Day
Thirtieth Infantry
Melville J. Shaw
W. F. Martin
Fifth Infantry
Ebert E. Persons
Medical Corps
Wiliam D. Connor
Charles Gerhardt
Tenth Infantry
DeRosey C. Cabell
Eleventh Cavalry
Harley B. Ferguson
James W. McAndrew
Harry R. Lee
Frank D. Webster
Twentieth Infantry
William H. Hay
Tenth Cavalry
Charles A. Hedekin
Fifteenth Cavalry
John W Heavey
Fourteenth Infantry
Colin MacKenzie
George Paley
J. 8. McKean
United States Navy
District Leaders Back Real Estate Sign Law Enforcement
After a conference with the Real Estate Brokers Association, the District commissioners said they will prosecute violators in police court after May 1 under the new sign law. The measure limits sidewalk signs for land sales or leases to one sign per owner with consent and empowers removal and fines from five to twenty four dollars.
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Real Estate Brokers’ Association
Wiliam H. Saunders
Herbert T. Shannon
Secretir
James F. Shea
B. F. Saul
William A. Hill
District of Columbia
Georgetown Students Hold Debate For Dixon Medal
Georgetown University students held the annual Dixon medal speaking contest yesterday afternoon. The winner will be announced at commencement. judges included William A. Levin of Philadelphia and W. A. Storke with George S. Black of Baltimore. Senator Walsh attended alongside participants Bernard S Brads Francis A Connelly William J Cullinan John M Murphy Charles R Magee Eluett J Wright Edward T Nee Robert I Garrison David G Waldron and James D Hischen.
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Georgetown
Dixon Medal
Georgetown University
William Wirt Dixon
Whliam A. Levin
Philadelphia
W. A. Storke
George S. Black
Baltimmore
Senator Walsh
Mia Dillon
Bernard S Brads
Francis A. Connelly
Wiliam J. Cullinan
John M Murphy
Charles R. Magee
Eluett J. Wright
Edward T Nee
Robert I Garrison
David G. Waldron
James D. Hischen
Halloran Estate Will Split Among Heirs in 1918 Probate
Mary Josephine Halloran’s March 1918 will, filed yesterday for probate, leaves stock and fixtures of a Fourth Street store and 200 to son John Al exsius Talloran. The Halloran home on far street northeast goes to daughter Katherine Elizabeth Mettal mont, with the residue divided among sons and daughters. Executor named is nephew Richard Joseph Downey. Susan Mackswell died March 30 leaving all property to her son John Holmes. Will dated March 1919.
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Mary Josephine Halloran
William Thomas Halloran
Fourth Street Northeast
John Alexsius Talloran
Halloran
Far Street
Katherine Elizabeth Mettalmont
Richard Joseph Downey
Susan Mackswell
John Holmes
Will Honor Moore Irish Poet Events at Corcoran Gallery
A commemorative program for Thomas Moore born in Ireland will be held at the Corcoran Gallery of Art on March 28. Representative James W. Curley of Massachusetts will address attendees and the statue will be crowned with a wreath of Killarney roses. The museum will be open 4 to 5 PM for admirers, and several Congress members are expected to attend.
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Moore
Thomas Moore
Corecoran Gallery of Art
James W. Curley
Massachusetts
Killarney
Congress
Funeral of Louis C Solyom Held at Montgomery Farm
Louis C Solyom, long time Library of Congress employee and former Austrian soldier, died at 76. Born in Hungary, he served in the Austrian army and in the Civil War joined the Union forces, later becoming a chief cataloger at the Library. The funeral was held yesterday at his Montgomery County farm with library colleagues and representatives in attendance.
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Louis C. Solyom
Library of Congress
Solyom
Solferino
Leutenant
New York
Spofford
Herbert Putnam
C Congress
Griffin
Library Association of the District of Columbia
H. H B. Meyer
Montgomery County
Women Demand Death Penalty for Nathaniel Green in Grant Case
Washington society women petition the Court of Appeals to uphold the death penalty for Nathaniel Green, the man convicted of assaulting Mrs. Adelaide Grant on Christmas Eve. They argue for protection of American womanhood and the home, noting Green was twice reprieved and that the case hinges on technicalities in the District code. Green pleaded guilty but was tried after a court rejected the plea, the jury sentenced him to hang, and a stay was issued pending appeal. the Court of Appeals meets Monday to decide the next step.
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Washington
Court of Appeals
Nathaniel Green
Adelaide Grant
District of
Columba
Green
Stafford
Srant
Mrs Wilson Shows Interest in Social Work Meeting
Mrs Woodrow Wilson attended the central district conference of the Associated Charities at 923 H Street NW. The session focused on widows pensions, sharing two success cases and outlining steps to aid other widows, with confidentiality preserved for families involved.
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Woodrow Wilson
Central District
Associated Charities
H Street Northwest
Henry White
Paul Lesh
Wallace Streater
Buchanan Merryman
Tous
Simon
Collis
Howard, Wiser
Claggett Ditto
Burgdorf Cottrell
Hendershott
Collegiate Club Installation Next Sunday Evening
The Collegiate Club will hold a semiannual officer installation next Sunday at 8 p m at Hemate Hall, 12% Seventh Street NW. A musical program will follow. Installed officers include B. Lesk president, Ts Weim berger vice president, TH Finkelster secretary, G. Cohen treasurer, and Wo Handelsman Keeper of Seal.
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nHemate! Hall
Seventh Street Northwest
B. Lesk
Ts Weimberger
TH Finkelster Secretars G. Cohen
Wo Handelsman
May Devotions In Catholic Churches Begin
May devotions were inaugurated yesterday in all Catholic churches to honor the Blessed Virgin. Many will be held each evening throughout the month. St Dominic's Church will feature elaborate services with the Dominicans among the earliest to have such devotions. The devotions will follow the early Masses daily.
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St Dominic’s
Pictured Pictore Pleases Lou at Virginia Theater
City bulletins note The Pictore Which Pleases Lou shows at the Virginia Theater today. The Fountain Pen Shop reports the largest stock in the city. Transportation details list Mt. Vernon Daily, except Sunday, at 10 a.m. and 1:43 p.m., with fares including all charges.
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Lou
Virginia Theater
City
Ave
Macalester
Mt. Vernon
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