Disabled Veterans Honored at Washington Memorial Service
Chief Justice Walter McCoy condemned public indifference to care for wounded World War veterans at a memorial in Congress Heights. Veterans from the Costello post and Jewish World War veterans were honored, with Rabbi J T Loeb delivering the invocation. The ceremony featured a new Taps arrangement and Arlington Cemetery floral decorations provided by government departments.
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Walter McCoy
Memorial Spervices
Washington ‘Hebrew — Cemater
Congress Heights
Vindent Stella Post
Rcan Owich Ait Ve
Congress
United States
Wiliam Franklin
Costello Post
Rebbi J T Loeb
Andrew Helwig
H 5 Spencer
U @ BK
Gertrude Lyons
Department of Agriculture
Ladle Auxiliary
A&y
Memorial Planned to Honor Alfred Sabin Noted NYC Engineer
A memorial fund of 100000 dollars is planned by the Americas Society of Civil Engineers to honor Alfred Sabie, a prominent New York City engineer who died in 1914. The campaign opens with a 1000 dollar seed and aims to enlist engineers nationwide to sustain the tribute. Samuel Rea chairs the memorial committee with members including Charles F Lavett, Col Bion J Arnold, Ward Bates, Vipond Davies, George Gibbs, Gen William W Hartz, H Hedges, J W Lion, F H Kewell, Waldo Smith and Robert Ridgeway as secretary and treasurer.
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Americas Society of Civil Engineers
Alfred Sabie
New York City
United States
Mr Noble
Washington Bridge
Samuel Rea
Charles F Lavett
Col Bion J Arnold
Bates
Vipond Davies
George Gibbs
William W Hartz
H Hedges
Pumphrey Elected Head of Disabled Veterans DC Chapter
E W Pumphrey of the National University Law School chapter was elected commander of the District of Columbia department, Disabled American Veterans of the World War, at the annual convention in the District building. D J Hussey was elected senior vice commander, Ralph Klucken junior vice commander, and Ralph Chambers treasurer. The event drew the largest attendance to date, with plans to send the biggest delegation from Washington to Minneapolis next month.
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E W Pumphrey
National University Law School
District of Columbia
J Hussey
Ace
Ralph Klucken
Mount Alto
Ralph Chambers
National University
Washington
Minneapolis
Minneapolia
Hines
A Boman
O'Ryan
Senatorial Investigating Committee
Congress
Gyde
Ady
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Howe Novelties
St. N.Y
SLOAN
13Th Street
Horning
Colonial
Atlantic City
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Post
Gerald
Captain Applejack
Ger Theater
New York
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Cadillac Salon
Rudolph Jone
Tratel
Taxs Uncian
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Companion Reco
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Mount Vernon
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Smith’s
America
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Wook
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Schightl
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Fables
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Ken
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Shenandoah Caverns, Va
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Ofice_Southarma Railway
Union Station
Chesapeake Beach
Union Station Plaza
Badeeh
Fats
Groun
Kidd
Jan Leona
LOEWS
Prios
Edwin August
Moviy
Madge Bellamy
Popuar Phow
Pumphrey
Disabled Veterans
Rightway School of Dancing
Hig
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Broadway
Newark
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Ponnselle Bian
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Dallas
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METRO
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Life of
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