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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1916

Page

10

Style and value tempt shoppers at Stinemetz closing sale

The notice proclaims a closing out sale at Stinemetz with stock in all departments. Dress and wash materials, sport coats, and coats in serges and homespewn are offered at $2.50 to $7.50. Silk and stockinet suits, serges and checks priced at $10 with styles and qualities described as irreproachable.

Stinemetz

Pennant Wins Delaware Handicap at Saratoga

Pennant, a 1 to 2 favorite owned by Harry Payne Whitney, won the Delaware Handicap at one mile in 1 minute 37.75 seconds. Strompoel was second and Rd Crump third as six horses ran. Other races featured maidens and handicaps with notable entries including Tumbler and Pennant in the day’s card at Saratoga Racing.

Saratoga NW Y Harry Payne Whitney Pennant Belmont Welding Strompoel Jonny W Schorrs Rd Crump Hornea Wowon Will'am Johnson Petroft Murphys Tito Vermont Huntress Guardian Saint Otto Flow Bing Suman Tumbler Notwer Loro Ou Nat Taam McTaggart Hofmant Apt Burton Frigere Rabrock Metheorite Iso Rao Brrompeah yLeftaar Crump Jarry Frizgie Elling Ant Mile Sam Luce I Byrne Imines Sevillian Dr Greer Digel Polly Cnonelly Olen Garbage Fartior & Sanwaed Malta Ateo Irene Buxton McTagwart Tota Okdade Enis Feluorr Marhree Arrow

Fort Erie Racing Results and Multiple Race Outcomes

A fragmented update lists results from Fort Erie tracks with multiple races. It includes earnings for Puree and Moss Fox in early races, various place/show payouts, and a long roster of horse names and riders. The text concludes with a Minneapolis tennis doubles final result: Helford Stell and Trafford defeat Ward Burton and John Adams 2-6 8-6 0-4 6-2.

Minneapols Helford Stellwagen Trafford Jasné Minneapola Ward Burton John Adams Minneapoka

Notable Baseball Happenings Yesterday

Ness of the White Sox homered tripled and singled and scored twice as Chicago extended its lead in the American League. Peckinpaugh starred for the Yankees with three hits including a double, two stolen bases and two runs as New York defeated Cleveland. Niehoff had four hits for the Phillies in a win over the Cardinals amid a major league struggle for besting the defeats. Doyle of the Giants made ten chances in a win over the Cubs as the club was outbatted but prevailed.

Ness White Sox Cme Russell Peckinpaugh Yankees Indians Niehoff Phillies Cardinals Doyle Giants Cubs

Post-Season Plans For Intercity Baseball Championship

Plans for post-season and intercity playoffs were announced by the Amateur Baseball Association. Washington, Richmond and Baltimore will compete in two-class post-season sections with dates set for September 2 start and Labor Day through mid-September doubleheaders. The Machinists Steel Plant dispute was settled with Umpire Woodward's forfeit ruling upheld, naming the Navy Yard team as second serial champion. Representatives from multiple clubs attended the Spalding's meeting to draft schedules and select grounds among Terminal Railroad Y M C A and others.

Washington Richmond Baltimore Potomac League Amateur Baseball Association Spalding Sporting Goods Rosedale Potomac Catholic Church Government East Washington Sunday School Terminal Railroad M. C Virginia Capital Menora Dodge Winslow Marbury Cooley Roseda Irving A. B. Evans Rossdale

Troopers Celebrate 50th with Mimic Battles in Mexico

The Tenth U. S. Cavalry, a colored unit, marked its fiftieth anniversary with a pageant at American Field Headquarters, Mexico, featuring mock battles and verse by Col. Charles Young. The program retraced the regiment’s history from its 1866 Fort Sill commission through battles from Santiago to Carrizal, ending with a regimental salute and the song Glory, Glory, Hallelujah.

Mexico Columbus N. Mex U. @& cavalry Fort Sill Ohio Ufa Indiana Santiago Cuba Phillippines Carrizal Charles Young West Point Col. Young Acar Lieut Powhattan Clarke Indiang

Race Track Entries From Today's Card

Multiple races listed with purses from 600 to 8600, entries include two year olds and up, six to eight furlongs, horses named such as Captain B Belle Slahoney Giddings Lomile Privet Petal Old Boh Wd East and several others, weather clear track fast and racing conditions details for first through sixth races. Entries feature various breeders and owners, with distinct horse names and numbers across heats.

Jones Captain B Teabeile Belle Slahoney Gypay Bialr BC Hussel Charleote Volant Batwa Dr Charcot Nannis Meyer Marinee Choice Ins Deke Dunbar Furst Lucius Town Hall Randow Traditioner Herelmann Carter Synnad Dunga Din Ketinka Merchant Dacite Windul Chatterbor the Dean Rosseig UH Stralebt Alvar Sandals County Court the Watermiet Woodward Stareing Tina Frack Favour Uhent Kings Oak Priare Como Ormesdgio Delancey Padty Whack Murphy J. Murdock Gom. Miller Wooden Shoes Transit Friar Ought Wupdud Tipperary Hendrie

Phosniz and Dixie Fight In Capital City League Tilt

Phoenix hosts Dixie in a Capital City League game as Phosniz falls 6 to 1. Scoring details include Donaldson with four, Cromer and Snow contributing on offense, while pitchers Ramel and Deck hold the visitors to one run. The box shows Cromar, Rook, and Bralove among the players with notable at bats and fielding notes from the contest.

Phosniz Dixie Donaldson CiDore OlRamel Ib Braunerth Cromar Snow P al Meely OlFteim Risto Ourand Oiler Bralove Bnaac. Coub sPhoenis Aly Ea Teuns Deraldaon Cromer Rock Snow Miller Durand Meely Ereort Crumat Derk Derk & Mtrack Rnow

Aggies Tie Treasury In Government Race

Agriculture defeated the Marines yesterday 4 to 2, tying Treasury for the championship of the second series. Beere: Parlors. ABE O 4) agriculture's, AD HQ 4 i Myers, at. $8 9 Oi Cullinan, rt. 40 at Denman. ,8 or ad. 421 28) $5 8 dlerastor as 121 4 20 BiCarrell, ef. 6, 41 4 O} Railay, 42 3 Ole 4170 4 1 8 Ol¢dacess. Overton, 'Sb. 318 3 O'Nall, 'If. 60 oF se totam . 4104 18) Marines 99 0 Oo & 2 1 2 'Agetonla: ee ee Bons-M. Parker, McPhilomy, Wolf (2) and Aidan Errors-Watt, Frasier, Mime, Willame, ten (2) and O'Neil. Lettan te "Marines, 7. Agriculture, 4. Firat Case on balla OY Hamel, off Brewer, Twoinas pitched by Denman, 6 sixth, By Brewer, &. Aite-Off Denman, Of Brewer, 2. Struck a: Denman, 9: by Brewer, ree-babe bit Long Two-bare bits Hatt and Mine, Back lee nit-Overton. Aachdee fly-Hamel. Stolen bastle-Parker, Willson (2), McPhilems. Woit (R) and Bidsness.

Agriculture Marines Treasury Beere Abe Agricult's I Myers Oi Cullinan Denman Willame Ten O'Neil Lettan Te “Marines Balla OY Hamel Brewer Aite Lee Overton Hamel bastle—Parker, Willson McPhilems

Gibraltar Beats Rosedale In Opening Rosedale Series

Gibraltar defeated Rosedale 8 to 4 in the opening game of a best of three series to decide the Rosedale League champion. Nevitt earned his third win of the season on the mound for Gibraltar as hits scattered for both sides. The report lists players and positions, noting key hits and a sacrifice, with later chatter about a boxing figure and promoter in New York sports news.

Gibraltar Rosedale Yeasterday Nevitt Sesson Rosedale Sipritiae AB Rossdale Abe Gerard A. Weinmeyer I White Tomlin Blake Mortimer Mulrey Dieksano Rone Viahmeyer White Bike Diekman Sree Tieent Tey Zennelli Yalan Entre Orth di Reser Hurd Bacrifice Niger Ssa Danes—Blake, Gerardi, Ket Ang Fan' Nelli

Dominican cabinet named in Santo Domingo report

Provisional President Federico Henriques y Carvajal named his cabinet. The foreign minister is J. M. Cabral, finance minister Francisco J. Pegado, justice minister Emilio Prudhome, public works minister Eliseo Nspaulat, immigration minister Eladio Sanches, and war and marine minister Miguel Mascaro.

Santo Domingo Federico Henriques Y Carvajal J. M. Cabral Francisco J. Pegado Emilio Prudhome Eliseo Nspaulat Eladio Sanches Miguel Mascaro

Army and Navy Changes of Day Discharges Officers

The medical reserve corps officers listed are honorably discharged, with many named individuals including Gustaus Hogoh, Charles Cattermole, George O Connell, Frank Williams, and Henry Satterlee among others. Several promotions, reassignments, leaves, and transfers are specified, with West Point duty, resignations, and board examinations noted for multiple officers across infantry, cavalry, artillery, and medical corps.

Medical Reserve Corps United States Gustavus Hogoh Charles 4 Cattermole Clarence BE Yount Jamba ¥. Presnell George A. O'Connell Frank P. Williams George A. Clotfaster Howard A. Grube Fred A Pittenger Henry W Burnett Charles D. Center Marlon ‘A. Webber Custis J Bernard J. Beaker Vernon E. Prichard Seventeenth Infantry Leon C. Garcia Medical Corpu Leon F. Leburg Medical Corps New York National Guard Easton Gibbon Nineteenth Infantry Benjamin F. Hoge Tenth Wavelry John Stafford Louisians W. I. Fay Second Infantry Maine National Guard James FP. Write North Carolina Naonal Guard Flist Lieat Daniel D. Gregory Fifth Cavalry William TD. Chitty First Cavalry Clifton B. Norton Fourteenth Cavalry Charles A. Meall Twenty-fifth Infantry Willey Bhowell Fourth Infantry Bigmal Misctricino George B. Smith Signal Corps Jamer N Caperton Infantry Charles W. Fenton Second Cavalry Fort Bmy Robert W. Irving Eighth Infantry Pennsylvania National Guard Herbert T. Hames South Carolina National Guard Hugh Leith Kentucky National Guard Philip P. Taylor First Infantry Maj Francis T. Ridley West Virginia National Guard R. A. Deming California National Guard Robert A Ledlie Merond Karl 8. Gorman Mirth Kavalry Edward A. Millar Third Field Artillery Eagle Paan Tex Field Artillery Burton Y Eagle Pens Feld Artillery Wil Firat Uients Aopolpa Matas Isanobe Dyer Elijah H. Siter Frederick A. Washburn Elliott C. Lcutiler Boarix Thedical Reserve Corps Medical Reserve Corps of the Army Tool Infirmary New Orleans Rudolph Matar Tsadgre Dyer The University Hospital Spruce Street Philadelphia Firat Elijah H. Riter Massachusettan General Hospital Boston Mass Freerick A. Washburn Elliott Ralpal Hainss Coast Artillery Coast Artillery School Fort Monroe Mantle, P. V Detenesa Manila Subic Bays Fort Drum Zane Offcer Naj Jerse Mel. Carter Twelfth Cavalry Cape Abbraham G. Lott Fifteenth Cavats Charles C Farmer, Jr James D.tilford Wiliam BR. Taylor Walton Goodwin Fifth Infantry Jesse Mel Carter Coreeal Canal Zone Cavalry Alden F. Brewster Fourth Geld Artillery Coronal William McKlambdix Fourth Field Artillery Charl . Terson Canal Artillery Corpo. Ie Louis A. Merillat, Jr Third Infantry Charles G. Treat Ington D. C Field Artilery Charles BH. Patterson Coast Artillery Corps Wade HR. Carpenter Coast Artillery Corp Adolphe H Heuguet Fifth Infantr Charles J. Ryrne George LE R. Irwin Fourth Field Artilery Coromal Gideon B. Williams Twenty-seventh Infantry Philippine Scouts Robert C. Datia J. Davt San Francisco Adjutant General Howard C. Davidson Fagle Pass Ter Logan Wrock Williams Weeks Fifteenth Infantry Republic of China Orient Edward Burr Corps of Engineers Philippine Department Godfrey H. MacDonald United States Army Virginius E. Clark Dayton Ohio George L. Converse States Army Ohio State University Columbus George L, Converse Ohio State Wal. Versity James E. Wilson

Naval Orders for Atlantic Fleet Personnel Moves

Lieut Comdr D Floyd detached to command Division Five submarine force Atlantic fleet Lieut W L Friedell detached to command Bushnell Lieut W L Culberthon detached to home and wait orders Lieut John Roger detached Fulton to command Division One submarine force Atlantic fleet and U S U 8 Lieut junior grade M D Gilmore detached G 2 to works Electric Storage Battery Company Philadelphia Ensign F Beirel detached Alabama to naval hospital Washington Paymaster Reginald Spear detached South Dakota to Mare Island Cal Paymaster G P Rhamwey detached navy yard Philadelphia to naval training station Newport R I Assistant Paymaster D T Chalmiera detached Severn to navy yard Norfolk Sept 1 to assistant to supply officer Pay Clerk L K Klauer detached Severn to West orders

D. Floyd Bushnell Aubearine Force Atlantic W L. Friedell Aubesarine Force Atlantic Fiset W. Ll. Culberthon den Moines John Roger Fulton Submarine Force Atlantic Fleet M. D. Gilmore Works Electric Storage Battery Company Philadelphia Ensign F ©. Beirel Alabama Natal Hospital Washington, D. C Reginald Spear South Dakota Navy Yard Mare Inland Cal G. P. Rhamwe Naval Training Staton Newport B. I T. Chalmera Severn Norfolk Klauer West Orders

Real Estate Transfers Across Northwest D.C.

A列 list of 1914 transfers shows William E Abbott Jessie Malone and others purchasing parcels in blocks and streets including Columbia Road Northwest and 17th Street Northwest. Transfers include Hart to Barber on lot 68, Beasley trade details, Turner to Haidekeper on 1906 M Street Northwest, and various lot and block exchanges with nominal stamps and $10 considerations.

Chichester Wiliam E. Abbott Jessie J. Malone L and Montreote William A. Hitt Harties Ethel R. Barber Stam Elevents Columbia Road Nongutte Sdachael F. Mangan Arence Manap Catharind Arkini Mary Gordon Sitch Carrell Parce Brett Park David J. Dunigan Joseph Hinkborm Barsett Stryker Charjea Abernathy Ape Corcoran Gharies Butler Et Ux Stanshory Boyce Taken Daniel P. Morgan J. Harold Morgan Malcolm W. Margad Eighteenth Street Charles C. Kennon Madeline T. Mitchell Mount Pleasa Rea Bonaparte

Fatal fishing accident in Busquehanna River claims Bruce Chase

Bruce Chase, scion of a wealthy Pennsylvania family, was killed while fishing 10 miles from Binghamton New York on Sunday. The rifle triggered by a tangled line discharged at the base of his brain, fatally wounding him. Fred Brooks of Great Bend was cleared by a coroner's jury.

Binghamton, N Bruce Chase Busquehanna River Fred Brooks Great Bend Brooks Chama Simeon Bruce Chass Pennsylvania

Equity division docket a flurry of costs and trustees

Justice Stafford Cady grants leave to file without prepayment of costs in Miller v United States Crust Co et al and substitutions of trustees. District, Circuit, and Bankruptcy divisions log multiple judgments by default and extensions for transcripts. Cases include barge of creditors against Washington Railway and Electric, and countless probate and equity actions across Philadelphia region with estate filings, caveats, and secured notes.

Equity Division Stafford Cady Ve Cady H. A. Hegarty Miller United States Crust Company Percy A. Stein Plaintiff A. H Ferguson Ellis & Donaldson Emmons W. A. Lee Intlt W. A Lee Alexander Carr Passer Roenigeberger J. We Giennan C. J. Murphy Circuit Division Juniire Rteford Trimbleve District National Bank Bill of Exceptions J J Peyner F J Hogan WH. Dawnon W. E. Lester Barnard & Johnson Peerless Packtog Os Burrougha L. P. Loving LL. Hume Richardson Va Nason FC Rands Amith Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company Excey Gittiogn & Chamberlin Robert EF. Mattingly McKenney & Flannery Pistoriave Washington Railway and Electric Company CH. Merilat Inetice Stafford Staten Va Jamen Sanders United States George Hayes B. Newton Donaldson Statford Roert Ho Merriam E. G S. McCalmont Rutherford Werong Costa Quinter Justice Stafford Helene Dike Farmh F. Wilkinson Charlotte

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