The Washington times., 1919-08-10
BERWYN news

BERWTN,. Nd, Aug. TO- Citizens
Of Berwyn, College Park, Branchvilie
and. BeltsvilIe, yesterday combined
efforts in monster welcome home
demonstration to the community's
war heroes. The ceremonies, were
opened with a'-big parade. J. Fred
kefauver was marshal OF the parade
and his aides were John Paul Jones,
Charles McNsmee. G. p. Bickford, w.
Z. Stubblefield, A. B. Gahan, J. r.
Brelsford, Sergt W. McManus, H. H.
Smith. George Stuntz
Participants were: Tournament
riders. -baRds Boy Scouts. civil war
veterans. Spanish war veterans, peace
float, our victory boys, yeomen CD.
mothers Of victory boys in automo-
biles; Red Cross, casuaItS flag, church
service flags, Joan of Arc, Lord Bal
timore, lady horseback riders, float
(Uncie Sam and .aliiesl, school children
SerWyn Athletic Association, float,
clown, bad Of boys, Sirplanes
The exercises on the school grounds
were opened by invocation by the
Rev. B. Andrew Matzen. pastor OF the
Bervyn Presbyterian Church, follow
ing which Judge Fillmore Beall, of
THE circuit court, delivered the ad-
dress of welcome. Following a. Sc
lection by the band, Dr. A F. Woods.
president Of the Maryland state Col
lege OF Agriculture, made an address
on What Education Does for the
Soldier" Songs BY the Aloysius
Quartet followed DR.: Woods address.
1eongressHaan T. D. Schall Of Mime
sofa SPOKE on What Our Soldier
School chiIdren sang patriotic songs,
following (which Senator Joseph /.
France Of Maryland spoke on
The. Future OF the United States Of
America" The benediction by the
Rev Andrew J. Carey, pastor of, st.
Jerome's Catholic Church, HyattsviIIe,
brought the exercises to close
The community honor roll follows:
Jose j. Arisso, Capt: Thomas v. Barb,
Joseph Batenian, Lieut. Roy c. Beall,
Lieut.. Hugh Bierman, Homer Boleau.
John ,Boteler, Reuben Brigham, F. c.
Brimer, Lieut.. Alvin Brown, George
Bryant. O.<C. Bruce, Abram Budd, p.
Fl. Buch, Milton Burnett, Robert Bur
nett, MajoE Ralph Fl. Case, CheEter
Chambers, Luther r. CLANCY, Lieut..
Ayron Creese. John A. CUNNINGHAM,
BENJAMIN c. Damn, HatoId Donovan.
F. V. Dowine, Ellis Doyle, J. r. Draw
eaugh, Lieut.. Arthur EDDY, Chaplain
William A. EisehbeFEer, Geary Bpply,
Dorian Etienne, A. r. Farnham, Ed
ward Fieghenne, Julius Fieghenne.
Percy Fillius, David Fletcher, WiiIIsn1
Gales. Dan Genus, John Gardner.
Graville c. Gibson, Amen GormIey.
Wilmer z. Grier, W.lPaul Hamm, Ed
ward Hand, Wilton Hardy, Thomas r.
Harris, Albert Hartley, Hugh Hazard,
Roland Hazard, r. p. Hopper, major;
Lieut.. A. L. Heusted, Joseph Hodges.
F. S. Holmes. lieutenant; DoweIl How
ara, Harris jewell, r. S. Jones, Lieut..
John Paul Jones, James L. Jordan.
Earl KefauYer. Lester Kefauver.
A. c. Keefer, Edward King, John S.
King, Peter ]. Larner; Otto LavaIIe,
Herman Lewis, p. J. Long. Row L.
Longinscker. Charles Loveless, Hobson
Lucas. A. c. Mccall, Herbert
Mccall, John Asilsry, Capt. Ar
thur p. Middleton, Lieut.. Ellis s. Mid
dleten, Robert MiIburn, Albert
Miller, Thomas Miller, George W.
Fieols,s Lieut., Charles T. Peck, Non
roe Powers, William Price, oliver
Prosser, Ernest PyWelL Frank Reed,
George Reed, Charles Reid, Lee Rid
die, Wade II. Robey, Raymond Rock,
Lieut.. Andrew Sanford, Lieut.. Bur-
ton ShiPley, T. J. ShiYers, Robert
Simms. Asa O.. stanton, Albert Stein,
Roy stoner,- Lieut.. George Stunt,
Vincent Teske, Harold Thorn. Lieut..
Morris Thora, Ralph Van Horn, En-
nett H. walker, John e. Waters,
Henry Whaley, Albert White, Lieut..
Albert White, Lieut. William A.
White, Capt. William Wilkes, Harry
willard, George y. Willard, Lieut..
Earl Wills, John W. Wissman, Henry
w
(F} Dorothy Allen, Florence BealI,
EdDA FREEMAN, Margerie Lawrence,
Grace May and Virginia Peck. .Trib-
ute was paid the following who
made the supreme sacrihce. Major !
Pierce c. Stevens, Herbert j. White, |
H. Fletcher and Herbert Nc !
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