The Washington herald., 1919-01-19
TWO BROTHERS, ON WAY HOME,
REGISTERED FOR BIG PARADE
Thomas P. Moore and
Joseph E. Moore, Both
Sergeants, Head List Of
Men Enrolled for Wei
come-Home Celebration.

The first names presented to Gen.
Richard d. Simms. chairman OF the
militia committee for the Welcome
Home parade of returned soldiers who
will participate in the city-wide cele-
bration. were submitted by Thomas
Peyton Moore, sr., 1908 Holmead Place
northwest, of his two sons. Sergt.
Thomas Peyton Moore, jr.. and Sergt.
Joseph Edwin Moore. Tne two WASH
ington boys. Mr.. Moore stated, are
expected home from overseas service
by February /.
Joseph Moore. aged 3, the younger
Of the two boys, is en- route to Wash
ington. He has been with the 30lst
Stevedore Regiment, located at st.
Nazaire, France, since December, 1917.
working on numerous American sup
ply trains.
He visited his brother, Thomas. jr.,
at Base Hospital No. 20. where he
was recovering from severe battle
wounds. 1t was the first meeting in
more than fifteen months of the boys,
who for years had been inseparable.
Injured in Argonnc.
Thomas, jr., 25 years old. before he
was injured in the Argonne, NOvem-
Der I, had been through the fighting
around St. MihieI and Nerdun, serv-
ing with the 31lth Infantry as
sergeant of the trench mortar
platoon. He had been sent TO
France November. 1917. as one of
six picked men from his company
stationed at Camp Dix. y. J., for
training under French supervision
in trench mortar fighting.
Both boys. their Saother said yes
terday. were employed at the Du-
Pont Powder Works, at Wilmington.
since their graduation from univer-
sity in South Carolina.
Posters urging returned soldiers
to register at Room "a. District
Building, downtown headquarters of
the Welcome-Home Militia Com
mittee, were distributed yesterday in
stores, banks and public buildings.
The names of the men will be
filed according to units so that the
line of march will be elastic and
place made for as many as can par
ticipate on the parade day.
Register for Parade.
The following men have registered
by card and in person: Lieut.. AL
fred H. Anadale, Company d, S54th
Labor Battalion, 5O4 Seward Square
southeast; Lieut.. Harry NJ. Hart,
Battery B, 10th Field Artillery.
1925 Vermont avenue northwest;
Lieut.. G. NJ. Landis. 104th Field Sig
nal Battalion, Mt. Rainier, Md;
Lieut.. c. S. Leete, 1901 K street
northwest. Sanitary Corps; Harold
B. Mayer, Q. NJ. c., 224 Spruce ave-
nue., Takoma Park, D. c.; Sergt.
Thomas P. Moore. jr., 311th Infantry
and Sergt. Joseph L. Moore, 301st
Stevedore Regiment, 33OS Holmead
Place northwest; Lieut.. Howell V.
OBrien, Engineers, Room ia, Dis
trict Building; Corp. William B.
Russell, 1921 Tenth street north
west; Lieut.. Russell A. Warner,
Company D. Second Engineers, 2117
G street northwest: Chief Pharma-
cists Mate, U. S. N, James H.
Woodburn, 1924 Thirtieth street
northeast; Corp. Ralph G. Proc
tor, 252nd Guard Escort Com
pany, 3214 Valta Place northwest:
Lieut.. NJ. I. Cleveland, Kensington,
Md; Lieut.. Alexander l. Young,
Field Artillery. 1865 Holmead place
northwest; Ensign Frank w. ST.
courtney, 1905 New Jersey avenue
northwest; Apprentice Seaman Will
liam Edward Colburn, G27 Seventh
street northeast; Acting Corp. Will
liam H. Belt. 929 G. street southwest;
Private r. French Wallace, Drum
mond, Md; Lieut.. Guy w. Pearson,
% Claiming street northwest; Private
William T. Fitzpatrick, 472nd Engi-
neers. 706 New Jersey avenue; Corp
r. E. Sheck, Field Signal Battalion
4sO N street southwest; Private Earl
! s. Shutters, 6h A street southeast;
Private William F. Franklin, Forty
eighth and U streets northwest;
Sergt. Ivan j. Beers, Q. NJ. c.. 1745
Kalorama place northwest; Corp
Wells S. Buckingham, The 'Portner;
Private ]. F.. Robinson. 3pith Engi-
neers, 1926, Ninth street northwest;
Maj. H. o. Whitford, Eleventh Regi'