Evening star., 1921-05-30

This is really remarkable in view of
the widespread unemployment and de-
clineS in prices. Taking TINS last fac-
his eulosv of the dead aviators Col.
Axton chaplain general of the Army.
included the Army aviators from Lang
lev Field who lost their lives in the ac-
cident near Indian Head Saturday.
The service was held under the aus
pices of the WomanS Relief corps.
Mrs. Mary North, past junior wee
was offered by Col Axton, and capt.
c. o. Wright. chaplain in the Navy:
gave the benediction. Members or
the corps taking part were led pE
Mrs. Mamie Palmer Dorsey. past
junior vice president. Coior-b bearers
were Mrs Nettie Lyon, Mrs Rehecca
Ripper. Mrs. Sarah Jacobson and Mrs.
Mary Van Ness Fauth. Pigeons bear
ing memorial tributes were released
under the direction of Lieut.. Frank
Griffith of the Signal Corps.
Memorial to Five
OF Typographical Union.
A memorial tablet for Ave former
members Of Columbia Typographical
Union. No. 1O1, who died in the war
was unveiled yesterday afternoon IN IN
the auditorium of Typographical
Temple. capt. D. V. Chisholm
past commander-in-chie span
ish War Veterans; Maj. Louis Vos.
and Mai. Will H. Chase, veteran OF
the world war. and W. F. Dorsey. a
veteran Of the civil war. participated
in the ceremony. The roll call OF
former members who served IN the
war was read by Thomas T. ParSons
REPRESENTATIVE Kahn of California
who delivered the memorial address.
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war at the right time. and that tne
aid given the allies was an important
factor in the victory. He euioglsed
the natriotism of the printers. and
arpe aled for greater devotlon 10
country The invocation ana pene
diction were by the Rev. John faui
Tyler.
Church Tree Planting for
Two World War Heroes of ID. c.
Following the morning service yes
terday in All Souls Episcopal Church
memorial trees were planted IN Eonor
of Lieut.. Julian Noyes Doweli. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur f. Doweii' ana
Lieut.. George Baldwin Mccoy. son OF
the Chief Justice of the District su-
preme Court and Mrs. Mccoy. Rev
II. H. n. Sterrett rector voiced the
pride of the congregation in having
the privilege of paying honor TO Two
heroes who were members OF the
church. The rector was assisted by
the Rev. J. Mcbride Sterrett.
sixty Graves Decorated
With L, :. and Irish Flags.
Sixty graves of former members of the
Irish American Union were decorated
with American and Irish flags in Mount
Oliyet cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Following a procession through the
cemetery. ceremonies were 1 hein al 'ns
Edward Mitchell delivered the memorial
orarion PRAYER was offered by the
Rey lanes A. Geary of the Catholic
University. and an original poem was
read by Mrs Patrick O Dea. The serv-
ices were presided over by FRANK
O Mara. -.
yesterday or today by those in charge
of the general memorial arrangements.
A special committee on isolated graves
consisted Of p. 0. Lawrence. H. NJ.
knisht, Francis F. Miller. Alfred E.
simon and John f. Brooks.
William B. Gushing Camp, NO. 81 Sons
of Veterans, was assigned the duty OF
decora ting statues in the District.
Omcers of Organizations
In Charge of Ceremonies.
Oe5cers of the veteran organiZatio
,nd auxiliaries which composed the
memorial committee are the fOlloWlnS
Department officers, Department OF
the Potomac-Departme commander.
John McElroy: senior vice department
Commander. Alfred Shaw: junior vice
denartment commander. H. l.. Dean; ;
medical director. DR.. James Mckee;
chanlain, r. f. Mcbride; assistant
adiutant general. o. H. Oldroyd. and
assistant uartermaster general. T. D.
Godfrey.
nd a
George E. Corson. Harrison Dingman,
Charles c. Royce. Newton NJ. Brooks.
Jerome b. Burke, ]. NJ. Pipes, A. F.
Dinsmore, S. f.. Faunce, John McEiroy,
Thomas s. Hopkins. Calvin Farms
worth. George H. Slaybaugh. b. F.
Bingham, A. p. Tasker. b F. Entrlkln'
Thomas H. Mckee. L. H. Patterson.
DR.. A. J. Huntoon. A. H. Frear. S. G.
Mawson and H. B. Snyder.
Post commanders and representa-
tiyes-Post No. 1-Commander. John
Finn; representative, f. w. Whitaker.
Post No 2-Commander. John Nc
Post No 3-Commander. James H.
Perkins: representatives, h. F. Ring
ham. Post No. 6-Commander, S. G.
Mawson: representative. P. o. Law
renee Post No. s-Commander. C. A.
Lounsberry: Post No e-commander,
j.
mander, H. A. Dobson. Post No. 20
Commander W. H. Coulter: repre-
sentative. Bernard Mooney.
Woman's Relief Corps-Morton,
Julia 3. Saunders, Mary f. Griffin,
Elizabeth Radcliffe. Annie +. De Vau
ouennan. Francena Turner Jennie Z.
Tucker. Addie L. Brooks and Estelle
NJ Fuller; Burnside, Catherine Max
we'll. Asenath ]. Case. Rose PennelI.
Mary p. Speiden and Grace P. Carter;
Harvey Sallie Richards. Alice II.
McLauehlin and Mary E. Bowen;
Lafayette. Sarah J. Coulter Kate Per
kins, Mary K. De Mario. Sue NJ. Cary
and Moaze Mary Ella ii Gross cemenss Mar rS
S. Gaines. Jennie L. Boagland and
Alice NJ. Spear.
Sons of Neterans-Lincoln Camp,
No. 9 S. A, Smith. commander; vii
Francis Williams. commander.
United Spanish War Veterans-Wil-
liam L. Mattocks. department com
mander; Jas j. nS1uap Murphy' n;,oa dspartment
No. /. Frederick Zulch. commander;
Richard J. Harding Camp. No. .. AL
bert Michaud. commander; James S.
PetS Camp; No. 3; F. A. Royse. com
GanSer Gsmp No. Cen j. \ Ne35z WzkeT M haHs1n
der: Col. John Jacob Astor Camp. No.
s. Harvey NJ. knight. commander:
Admiral Dewey Camp. No; I. Robert
%. Cox. commander; Gen. NJ. Emmett
Urell Camp. No. 3. Benni Boldblatt.
commander.
Army and Navy Union-The Presi-
dent Own Garrison, c. O Howard.
commander: Gen. Guy V. Henry Gar
rison, No. .. William T. Conray, COM