The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1920-05-31
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OONTlNUUbD EhOh EAu1 1--WE.
Thomas w. Bresnahan, P. c.. secre-
tary; Druid l. Evans, treasurer.
subcommittee: Press, o. A. c.
Oehmler: Stand, s. r. Smith; Dec
GRAFTON, Frank w. Butts; Transpor-
tation. Ambrose L. Grindley: Music,
George A. Howe: Speaker, F. T. F.
Johnson: Program. John T. Bond;
Floral, c. A. c. Oehmler.
Services In Alexandria.
A. z. Stephens was the. principal
speaker at the exercises held at
the U. 8. National Cemetery at AL
exandria. The exercises were con-
Quoted under the superN ision of
George Frances Williams, senior
vice commander. and the program
was as follows: Assembly. bugler;
Invocation, Rev. DR.. Z. Il. jackson.
America" audience led by Past
Past Comdr. E. A. Lans; 'Lincoln's
Gettysburg Address, w."P. Graves;
patriotic song. E. A. Lang: salute.
firing squad: taps. bugler; benedic-
ton. Rev. DR.. E. B. Jackson.
Committees in charge were: Gen.
eral committee, Herbert W. Rut-
ledge, chairman, program. James s.
JOhCSs hIIAhNC' - -. boNASS
E. A. Lang; reception and trans
portation, o. J. VeIey: deceased
members decorating statues, e. o.
Howard: flags and stands Frank a.
,DeGroot; military. c. s. Davis: iso-
lated graves. Arthur Barringer;
det grafton and grounds. Sadie p.
Wolff: flowers. Sophie J. Bergner;
'I"-,~rial Sunday service, W. A.
Greer.
Trinity Church Exercises.
Special exercises were held at
Trinity NJ L. Church last evening
at which Col. Lester Z. Jones, former
Icommander Of the American Legion
ind the new commander, Lieut.. Col
James A. Drain, were the chief
speakers. Chinese children of the
neighborhood laid a wreath on the
altar during the ceremonies.
The program follows: Procession
al, Onward. Christian Soldiers
Psalm As; violin solo, Col. Charles
IL. Frailey; yBlest Be the Tie That
Finds" placement of memorial
wreath on altar; prayer; My Coun-
try 'Tis of Thee" vocal solo. Mrs
lStillwell: greetings. Rev. David Ran
Cson CovelI; "Star-Spangled Banner;
address by Hon. Albert Johnson or
Observation-Disclosures" presentation o.
lettering; benediction.
Arlington Program.
Field Director T. E. Simpson anc
Ibis staff of Fort Myer officially rep
resented the department of militar,
relief of the Potomac Division
American Red Cross, at Arlington
yesterday, and will do so today, a:
a mark of respect of that organiza
Ition for the men who laid down theil
Lives for their country.
The general committee on Me
mortal Day exercises is composed Of
the following: Department officers
Department commander. John Nc
Elroy; senior vice department com
mander, Frederick w. Archibald
junior vice department commander
Alfred Shaw, medical director. DR.
Thomas Calver; chaplain. William
H. Gotwald, DID, LID: assistan
adjutant general. o. H. Oldroyd; as
sistant quartermaster gegneral, Z
d. Godfrey. Past department com
manders-A. H. G. Richardson, Har
rison Dinigman, George E. Corson
Charles c. Royce. Newton NJ. Brooks
Jerome B. Burke, J. NJ. Pipes, A. Z
Dinsmore. S. L. Faunce, John Nc
Elroy, Thomas S. Hopkins, Calvi,
Farnsworth, George H. Slaybaugr
B. F. Bingham. A. P. Tasker, B. F
Entrikin, Newton Ferree, Henry
johnson, George c. Ross, Thomas H
Mckee, DR.. J. K. Gleason, L. H. Pat
terson, DR.. A. j. Huntoon, A. II
Frear, S. G. Mswson, H. B. Snyder
Sons of Veterans-Lincoln Cam
No. 2, Victor L. Garrigus, command
err; william B. Gushing Camp, NJ
80. Z. E. Stevens commander.
United Spanish War Veterans
Robert H. Wood, department com
mander; Comp No. /, Claiborn
Close. commander; Camp No. 2. Der
nard P. Donnelly. commander; Cam
No. 3. William P. Irbing, com
mander; Cap No. 4, Richard I
Lamb, commander: Camp No.
James A. Blaisdell. commander
Camp No. I, John H. Ford, com
mander; Camp No. 9, Charles z
Currier commander.
Army and Navy Union: Garrison
No. 104, N. d. w. Shoemaker. com
mander; Garrison, No. 9. w. T. Con
ray. commander; Garrison, No. III
Winfield F. Works, commander.
Citizens of the District: williar
F. GUIDE, william v. Cox, A. LisneI
s. N. Myer, Frank r. Jelleff, Arthu