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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1919

Page

9

Pershing Praises Army In Wartime Forum

General Pershing and Speaker Gillette lauded the American army for its courage and self sacrifice as they addressed a war tribute. They commended the force’s discipline and the nation’s unity, noting how soldiers endured hardship with faith and resolve. The speakers emphasized national pride and the army as a symbol of America’s strength.

América Cummigs America Sweaker Gillett Cemmins Senate Gen. Pershing Gillette Aaid Fife Bam Mer‘ean Lesrud Montisiing

Noted Civilian and Military Passengers Arrive in U S

The steamship Ordvun brought 184 passengers to New York including Sir Croy den Marks a prominent critic of the delay in ratifying the treaty by Congress and Lady Lethbridge wife of Captain Sir C W Lethbridge. Also aboard were Mrs TL Ward an American resident in England and six Australian officers who served in Mesopotamia and Palestine.

Ordvun New York Croyden Marks Lady Lethbridge C. W. Lethbridge Horse Guards TL. Ward England United States

Aliens of Army Melt Pot Show N Y Drill Pioneers

Twenty eight graduates from Camp Upton Recruit Educational Centre demonstrated their first New York exhibition drill in Madison Square and again in Seward Park. They came from fourteen nationalities and had all enlisted since May 1 with little English, yet performed with veteran precision and drew hearty applause from crowds.

Linw America Armae Camp Upton New York Madison Square Seward Park Rngiage

Framed tribute to soldiers and nation’s unity

A veteran era speech lauds soldiers return in vigor and discipline, praising public service, drafting policy, and wartime leadership. It honors officers, nurses, and workers who sustained the war effort, emphasizes unity with allies, and ends with a pledge to remember the fallen as the nation’s heritage continues.

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Fire Rages Through Alexandria Home Endangering Family

A two story frame house on Migg street near Ivy Hill Cemetery in Alexandria burned overnight. Mrs. Hutchison and her five children escaped from the second floor aided by neighbors as flames cut off the stairs. The house, owned by J T Narmoyle, was insured. Police, fire crews, and neighboring residents aided in rescue and efforts to salvage belongings. In other local news a special election will decide council manager form of government. Police Sergt Wilmer Snoth resigns to assume a new post with the Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation. Funeral notices for Thomas G Trenary and Horace H Alten, and obituaries for Elizabeth Slack.

Warrington Post Bumeli Warrest F. Hutchison Southern Railway Aer Swere Migg Street Alexandria Jugge S. G. Brant Circuit Court Wilmer Snoth Serst. Scott Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation Sergt Scott

Obits and local deaths and a theft report from several towns

The report lists a death in Washington at a sister's home on Tuesday afternoon, burial at Bethel Cemetery, and notes in Hagerstown a marriage in Rt Johns Church. A Hagerstown drug store robbery with typhoid patient injured in hospital is reported, plus a death of Rev Martin Hickman in Williamstown and death of Robert Walker in Martinsville due to an iron safe accident.

Thomas G. Trenary South Pitt Street E. B. Jackson Spiret Baptist Church Bethel Cemetery Len Washington J. J. Garvey Prince Street P. P. Phillipa St. Paul's Episcopal Church Washington Post Hageratown David P. Schindel Hagerstown Hospital Williamstown W. Va Martin H. Hickman Methodist Episcopal Church Martinsville Robert Walker Action Mills

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