The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-22
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR BIG MEMORIAL

Vice President Thomas r. Marshall
will deliver the chief Grafton at the
annual memorial services at Battle
Ground National Cemetery, Bright
wood, in commemoration of forty
Union soldiers killed in action before
Fort Stevens on July IL and IL, 1854,
and who are buried in Battle Ground
Cemetery. The services will take
place on the afternoon of May 80.
Assembly will be sounded at 8
o'clock by a bugler from the Walter
Reed Hospital Following this, Fred
erick D. Owen will direct the raising
of the flag and the salute to the cor
ors. The invocation will be given by
the Rev. Forrest J. Prettyman, chap
lain Of the Sonata
Have Elaborate Program.
Lincoln's Gettysburg address win
be delivered by Barry Buckley; a
poem will be recited by DR.. Thomas
Calver. The following are also on the
program:
The Neighborhood Quartet. COM
posed of MIS- John H Ray, Mrs W.
w. Wallace, L T. Randolph and DR..
A Owen Penney; the Walter Reed
Hospital Band: Capt Newton NJ
Brooks; the ReV-J. W. Daily, chaplain
Of the knights Of Columbus hut at
Walter Reed Hospital, will give the
benediction- The graves will be deco
rated by children of the public schools
under the direction of Miss Mary NJ
Barron "Taps," sounded by the
bugler Of the Walter Reed Hospital
band, will close the services.
Guests of honor will be:
The Commissioners OF the District OF
Columbia, Louis Brownlow, W. Gwynn
mer G. Plat, mayor Of Takoma Park.
cen John Glenn, Major D. J Donovan.
George RichardG and Cuno H. Rudolph.
The Citizens Association will be rep
resented by W. NICK Clayton. z. B. Hen
derson, ID. 6. Fletcher, J l. Carr, George
II Russell. Charles W Ray and Daniel c
The G. A r committee in charge n
composed Of Capt Newton NJ. Brooks, ].
". Hustled. William V Cox. and c. c
Royce Col James D Glennan and Lieut.
Col. Mahlon Ashford will represent Walter
Reed Hospital.
On other committees are:
George F. Williams, Col. B. P. Bingham.
Albert S. Galley, Elmer johnson, DR.. G V.
Petteys. John Clagett Proctor, Lucius r.
Randolph, H B. White. Cen +. W. Whit
aker, Claude D; Clayton, John B. Abra-
Theodore T. Belote, DR.. Marcus Benjamin.
John R. Boiling, Henry /. Byran. L. b
fee. 7. Cameron; Allen c. Clark, II. L
clayton. w Condor. Mai. c. Fred Cook.
Major W. w Dyer, William Z. Dyre. Sell
don n Ely, George W. Evans, George
Field, Lieut. Howard Fisk, Homer
Query, Justice A W. Gould, Dillsr' r.
Groff. William NJ Hannay. Robert n. Har-
per, Samuel Hart. 3. A HERMAN. Con-
gresham Ira Hersey, James, F. Hood,
James G. Zimmerman. Joseph H. Jochun,
ST., Joseph r. Keene. William L. +. King
Claude Kitchen, James B. Lambie. Hon
Blair Lee, Charles P. McCurdy, John Nc
Elroy, w W. hathewson, Herman c. Met
Csh. DR.. W. L Munger. DR.. J. D. Morgan,
Charles @ Meyer. Theodore W. Noyes,
Henry T. Ofterdiuger. Capt 7. +. Oyster,
Col N. NJ Parker, Charles w. Parkman,
W. Parks, DR. B. c. Pool, John II. Ray,
BENJAMIN W. ReiEs, Judge Charles W.
Russell. Lewis p. Seibold, Abner c. p.
Shoemaker. George II. Slaybaugh,
A. D. Spangier. Jesse c Sutier,
Capt. W. l. Symons, Col W. B. Thomp-
son. Theodore T1ller, DR.. William TindalI
9. z. Trtplettr Henry A. Vale. Judge w
W. Warwick, Rev. J. Howard Wells, Rob
srt J.. Williams, William =. Van Wickle
DR. Thomas n. Vincent, J. L. Ergood,
Charles Aufenthie, William Bonar Bell
emile Berliner, I. +. BrUeninger, Charles
3. CaywOOd, Harry Claim, Edwin NJ
Cleary, Daniel Dineen. John Dolph, John
Joy Edison, Albert w. FeIka, Albert r
FOX George GOodacre, John Day Green,
William r. Guide, r. /. Haycock, w
charles HeitmuIIer, James Holmes, DR.. A.
- Howard, Thomas K. farrell, Preston {.
King, Z. S. LaFetra, Wilton J. Lambert, 1
=. c Lancaster. Charles A Langley. H v |