The Washington herald., 1909-06-15

Johnson. Rev Dr. AbTam Simon; Morgan. Inward
A. Keller; Ienley, Rev. ]. Luther Brenizer weight
Kan B. H. Warner; Cooke. J. 7. Clements
Ini-d oiyision-BrishiNood. Louis p. SHOEMAKER
Harrison, ]. II. Ppcs; Hubbard. Edward Nsbhtsr
Monroe, james D. Tyler; Petworth, Gust1ie Z.
heusch; PHELPS. Rev, Dr. John Red sha1n0n
KOS. Nrs. Eye!in II. Belden; Takona, SeoTss l.
kniihn; Noodburn. Lewis C. White; B-igh-wooc
PARK Mrs. Laura v. Mccullough.
Fourth division-Abbot. Lenusl Na-re-i frank
I'm Henry n. Copp; presiding ofaeer, John Mode
ton; Gage, =. H. BristoW; Henry, Robert Armour
Morse. Rev. DR.. J. II. Bradford; Poik, Rev. Or.
hiiiam T. Russell: Seaton. 4. v. De COsirr
fEining. Dr. james Mckee; Webster. Jerome Jchn-
Fifth dsrisiop-Arthur William ) Oden: Blake
j. 9. GreenWalt Brooslsnd Rev J. ID. BLOOD
good; Carbery. Rev. Nelson u. Miller; Eckington.
Mrs. Mars A. Dow; Emery. William A. JACK: Gales.
Edgar Allen. jr F.; Langdon, ReT. 4. NJ Thompson
nlKth diFision-Bcnning Mrs. Fina NJ. Calhoun
Blair. 1ITs. Isabel Worrell Ball; BLOW. james D,
Nernay; Hamilton. Z X. De Puy: Hayes. Hyland
Q. XIX: Ludlow samuel r. StnttOn. Madison.
= r. Crisp Pierce. b. P. Entriken; Taylor. Fred
Brackett; Webb, n. i. Leonard; Wheatley. Joseph
Langham; kenilWorth. Henry SaDdford
seventh divisiOn-Brent, George {. Round; Dent
l. II. Paterson Hilton. DR.. Thomas Cslveri
Maury. S. 5. Yoder; Peabody, Abran b. Frsbe
foUers Sheridan Ferrre; Wallach. MSs Ellen
Spencer Mussey; Edmonds, Joseph F. Hart.
Eighth division-Amidon, Rex. Dr. Henry y.
COuden; Bowen. james II. Blodgetf; Bradley Rev.
Or s H. Woodrow: Greeneaf. Prof. w ".
Tracy: Jcferson John c. Black; John s. Walker;
Van Ness, = X. Webster; Potomac. Mrs. Ada II.
Weiss; Smallwood. w. W. Woodward.
Ninth diTision-Buchanan. Mrs Laura Y. Nc
CullOugh. Congress Heights. james T.. Matthews
Cranch. A 5. Perham; Lenox. Rev. William G.
{. Fountain; Tyler. Rev. Alpheus Davidson; Van
Buren. f Il. Ripley: Ketcham William NJ Pot.
ter; Bryan, Amherst ". Barber.
Tenth division-BriggS Dr. John r. Francs
N
son; stevens, John G Danoy: Sumner, Alrs. B. K
Bruce; Olson. Benjamin F. Davis; WoFmley. r. d.
Goodman.
Eleventh diTizion-Cook. Dr. c. W. cAfss; Gar
net Rev. Walter Il. Brooks; Garrison. Ferdinand
D. Lee; Langstou, Thomas L. Jones; Mott. Mrs.
A. n Curtis
Twelfth division-Bsnneker. z. c. Palmer; BUR-.
vile. George Watkins; Douglass. Rev. W H
Coston; Jones. John II. Myers; Logan. Rev.
William J. Howard: Lovejoy, +. q, Brooks
Payne. Charles X. shr0Etsr; simmons. William H.
Honn.
Thirteenth divison-Ambush. J. VI. Butcher,
Bel. Israel ". Stone: Birney. r. Minot Bowen
w h. Liverpool; Randall. r. T. S. Tooney
Wilder.
Under the auspices Of the Francis Scott
Key Memorial Association impressive
ceremonies were held in observance OF
Flag Day. beautiful feature being the
flag raising Of facsimile Of the Fort Nc
Henry flag by small school girl and boy.
Miss Margaret Kelley and Master Graf
ton Allen. While the flag was being
raised, the several hundred school children
sang The Star Spangled Banner. &"
Just at the moment when the nag
reached the top OF the fiagstaff, there
came the booming Of a national salute
OF twenty-one guns at Fort Myer. Va.
while at the same time the Isabel WorreU
Bal Flag Association gave its flag salute
and driL The scene was most inspiring.
Exercises at the Big Printery.
A noon assembly was sounded by a
bugier from the steps OF the Government
Printing ONCE Building as a signal 70 the
1900 employees Of the big shop that the
Flag Day exercises were about 70 begin.
America" was sung by the vast audi
ence, after which Public Printer s NJ.
DOnnelly declared that the Gag repre-
sented the best ideals OF the American
people. Representative Cushman. OF Wash
ington, and Representative Hamilton, al
Michigan, also made addresses.
The assembly call was sounded IN the
corridors Of the Post-ofice Building AZ
l2:l5 o'clock. Immediately the openings
10 the inner court OF The eight floors
were hlled with clerks. They waved min
iature flags The song service was un-
der the direction OF Pierson II. Bristow.
superintendent OF the Calvary Baptist
Church. Mrs. Walter A. Gawler sang
The Battle Hymn Of the Republic. /"
and The Star Spangled Banner Post
master General Hitchcock participated IN
the services