Evening star., 1921-05-22

District. whose sons gave their lives
in the world war. are seinc sought
by those who are arranging for the
memorial service on May 26. on the
Washington Monument grounds, in
tribute to the hero dead of the Ma
tional Capital 1T is the particular
desire Of the American Legion posts
the Vincent L. Costello and Hiram F.
Cash posts-under whose auspices
this service VIII be conducted. that
every mother shall be present. be-
cause the service is for her son. All
these mothers are urged to write to
Comrade BlaIn" Fitzgerald. room 10.
District building. and two reserved
seat tickets will be sent to each.
Addresses Of Widows Sought.
The addresses OF the widows of war
heroes are also sought. The commit
tee in charge of the distribution Of
r, served seat tickets has been
swamped with applications. but it
wants every mother and wife there.
1t appreciates the self sacrifice of
The Women. 1t realizes that wife
made a tremendous sacrifice. having
only one husband. only that one
means of support, but gave him up
To the service of his country. being
left in many cases with small children
to care for. The Sorrowing and un-
complaining war widows are espe-
cially desired as well as the mothers
at the memorial service.
AT $50 am. Thursday the grounds
| near the Sylvan Theater will become
an open air chapel, with an altar in
the center. about which will be group
, ed spaces for the accommodation OF
1000 relatives and friends of the de-
! will be reserved for the American
Legion members. and for various or
ganizations which will later partici.
pate in the cortege which will accom-
pany the caissons bearing the bodie.
of Cash and Costello to Arlington.
I Rev. Eugene Harmon, pastor of 81
Martins Church. of which Costello was
d member, will celebrate the mass
Dignitaries of the Catholic Church in
Washington will assist at the services
President VIII Review.
{ Following the services at the Monu-
nient lot the procession will pass
i through the grounds to B street, up
18th street to Pennsylvania avenue.
and will turn up Pennsylvania avenue
en- route to the Key bridge and Arling-
ten. When it passes the White House
President Warren Harding will review
! the procession.
The funeral escort will be headed by
| members of Congress who are veterans
/ of the world war, department officers
OF the legion and the commanders of
/ Cash and Costello posts. Following
these will come a contingent from the
Navy headed by the Navy Band.
bicS McSt u,1, in Line line wi win an be the squad
the graves and the caissons bearing
the bodies of Cash and Costello. Inn
mediately following the caissons will
, be an armed escort. after which. in
! the following order, will come mourn
! ers. color bearers. members of Co.'S
! tc!lo and members of Cash posts
members of other legion posts, men,
! bers of the Rainbow Division. Spanish
the Gonzaga band and cadets. the
knights of Columbus, various socie-
ties and civilians.
On the day preceding the services
4 cross twelve feet in height will be
erected in the center plaza in front
, q the District building. surrounded
by poppies. as a tribute to the men,
, cry of all District service men who
! lest their lives in the world war. 1t
! will be placed there as a token of
appreciation Of their services by the
! Costello post and will remain until
after Decoration day.
The honor rolI' of the District. con-
tanning the names of the 522 who
Edward d. Adams, Alex X. Ander-
son. Frederick Anderson. Louis c.
Anderson, William Arnold. Eugene
II. Austin. Curtis r. Autin. Lawrence
Railey. Philip NJ. Bailey. Wilk S. Ba-
ker. William H. Baker, John Thomas
Banks. Bernard B. Barnes, Warren r.
Barnes. Frederick Barrack. Morris r.
Barssock, James +. BaWles. Louis H.
Bayly: Walker Blaine Beale. Lambert
F. Beckman. William f. Bell. Joseph
Fausett Bellak. Abe Bellmore, Harry
0. T. Benson, Max Berlin. Arthur f.
Birkle Leonard William Black. Harry
Blackburn. Emory H. Blackwell, Will
liom II: Bleistein. John a. Bligh. Wal
l.. Booth. Lewis H. Boss. Carl A. Bos-
from. Franklin X. Boswell, WILDER H.
Botcler Harry l.. Bowen. Thomas T.
Bower. William Boxlev. Elmer Fran
els Boyd, Guy F. Brandt, Mack Bray,
J. F. X. r. Brennan. Charles Joseph
Brooks, Charles LeRay Brown. Doug
las NJ. Brown. Edward Joseph Brown.
Thomas Brown. Wilmarth Brown. Sid
ney H: Bryan. Brien Buchanan. Ches-
Joseph Budd. Herbert II. Burke. John
I. Burke. Matte V. Bushee. Raymond
p. Cady. Patrick J. Cafferty. William
J: Compiler Lucicn Carr. Treuen w.
Carrjthers. Roy {. Carroll. Hiram F..
meth B. Charlton. Alfred Charner. Vol
ney o. Chase. Philip G: Chaves, George
Biscoe Chew. jr.: Edwin H. Chinn,
gett. jr oaT Alfred '"Hi Clark o.e Charles M E F.
Clark, Alan o. Clephane, Harry K.
Cochran, James r. Coggins, Sandy
Cohen. Howard r. Colbert, John Cole.
James H. Coleman. Warren Coleman,
Clarence NJ. Collard. Henry T. Colli-
son. Max l.. Colman. T. T. Colmesnil.
Edward r. Comegys. Boyd F. Conley.
John ]. Connors. George Thomas Con-
tee. John Benjamin Conway. Andrew
H. Goodman. Vincent G. Cooley. j. A.
Cooper. Ernest A. Corbn. Vincent B.
Costello. Edward B. Cramer. Daniel
W. Crawford. Harold H. Crawford.
Crissey. Arthur F. Crow. Irwin l..
Cruts, Joseph V. Cullen. John S. Curry.
Matthew Curtin. John ]. Daily. Leon
ard G. Dallas. William F.. Daughton.
Stafford Davie. Alvin Elliott Davis.
Harry G: Davis. Horace NJ. Davis.
Alexander r. Dean. James l.. Dean. Ed
ward H. De Cav. Staffor Delesdernie.
William X Dieste. James Forsyth
Diggs. Myron d. Dodge. Peter Dona
hue. Thomas E. Donovan. Thomas J.
Doran. Tony Dordos. Herman w. Dorr,
James w. Dorsey, Julian y. DoweIl,
per. Cornelius A. Driscoll, Sylvester
Duckett. Patrick Dugan. Frank f..
Dunkin. Henry A. Dunn. Arthur H.
| Dutton.
Julius E. Eades. John A. Easton
George r. Edelin,, Robert L, Edmonds
iCharles NJ. Edwards. Herman ]. Egan
John George Egerton. Louis +. Eisen.
smith. Arthur F. Elmore, Ernest Will
liam Emery. William H. Emory. Al
win H. English. John Iscdore Eopoluc-
ci. William A. Eopolucci. John F.
! Evans. Frank T. Pagan. Frederick ].
Pagan. Abraham J. Fairman. George
Fanantino. Thomas H. Farnsworth,
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