Bingham Girls Star in Indoor Baseball Team Feats
Miss Adah Clays known as The Tomboy and her two teammates Miss Adderly and Miss Dixon headline one of America's finest indoor baseball teams. Clays pitches both hands with a famed Bullawake curve, while Dixon leads batting and all three train daily, enjoying fun and relief from study rather than seeking professional play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adah Clays
Bingham
Utah
Adderley and
Dixon
Adah Claus
de Lore
Marvelle
Pearl Adderly
Lucille Dixon
America
Miss Clays
Proseasonal
Miss Adderly
Misa Dixon
Miss Dixon
Praise for Wilson by Potomac GAR Commander
Dr J Huntoon commander of the Department of the Potomac Grand Army of the Republic praised President Wilson for his treatment of veterans in a Wednesday night address before the department in the GAR Hall He cited much work by GAR branches in caring for veterans and other activities and spoke highly of officers for their valuable efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Grand Army
J. Huntoon
Department of the Potomac
Grand Army of the Republic
Gar Hall
Huntoon
Bowling League posts final standings and banquet prize winners
The Keyboard Bowling League announced final individual standings from last week’s contests. Eichhorn tops with 101.1, Goubeau 94.15, Williams 91.25. Prizes include high set Eichhorn 355 and high game Williams 135. Banquet planned next Saturday at Bathskellar with official scorer Lester Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyboard Bowling League
Might
Eichhorn
Goubeau
Berringer
DuFranc
Martin
Williams
Graf
Sill
Outcault
Harrer
Postoffice resignations and staffing shifts detailed
A list from the Post Office shows multiple resignations, appointments and details across the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General and other offices. Names include Stuart Page, Owen B Parme ree, Roy L Shuman, Robert E J Whalen, Samuel A Mages, Clare A Morrow, Elisabeth P Dodge, Grace T Shields, Eleanor A Johnston, Bettie C Baker, John Warner, G W Raison, R M Messick, Minnie M Bailey, Walter Paul, L B Smith, Alfred Hampton, J L McGrew, William Byrd, Ralph Andrews, Thomas B Connor, Grant W Sexton, Paul F Brissenden, M Alice Matthews, plus numerous officers visiting the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Stuart Page
Owen
Samuel A. Mages
Clare A Morrow
Hlisabeth P. Dodge
Grace T. Shields
Inside bath claims to cleanse body and improve complexion
An advertisement extols drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning to flush waste and toxins from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It asserts clearer skin and improved health within weeks, claiming internal sanitation surpasses external cleansing and likening it to soap and water for the skin.
Internal Revenue Bureau Staffing Changes
Treasury notes personnel moves in the Internal Revenue Service. Miss Gertrude G. Brown is appointed to a temporary clerkship in the bureau and assigned to the division of distilled spirits. Miss Helen D. Spicer and Kirt E. Fritsch receive temporary clerkship and calculating machine operator roles respectively in the claims division. Frank B. Bryan transferred from the War Department to the Internal Revenue Bureau. Robert H. Wood moves from claims division to the War Department. Dewey F. Corbin and Philip D. Johnston receive appointments and transfers within Internal Revenue. Miss Ruth A. Bethman named to a temporary clerkship in the corporation tax division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude G. Brown
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Helen D. Spicer
Kirt E. Fritsch
Frank B. Bryan
The
War Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Robert H. Wood
Dewey F. Corbin
Philip D. Johnston
Law Division
Ruth A. Bethman
Incorporation Tax Division
Navy Personnel Listings Across Commands and Clubs
Navy department releases last week show Lieut. Commander J W Greenhouge of the Naval Academy and several others stationed at Army and Navy Club locations, including Lieut. G W Kenyon with 8 Ohio, and Commander H W Burnett at New York navy yard. The roster also lists Lieut. Commander H C Martin awaiting orders, Lieut. Commander W A Anderson in Arizona at The Farragut, Ensign E M Major at Naval Hospital, Lieut T Nolan and Lieut H Howerd at Naval Hospital, and Capt J S Coulter and Capt C F Snyder connected with medical corps and retirement at Capitol Park and Washington, D C respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Landers
Coast Artillery
Army and Navy Club
P. H. Weyraue
Wilson G. Heaton
First Cavalry
Walter
Reed Hospital
W. Dent
Capitol Park Hotel
Wilfred M. Blunt
Sixteenth Cavalry
A. Laub
Sixth Infantry
I. I. Samuelson
H. P. Newcomb
Albert J. Myer
Cavalry
F. P. Joycce
Seventh Field Artillery
J. L. Knowlton
Quartermaster Department
Washington, D. C
Robert B. Grubis
Marine Corps
Walter Reed Hospital
J. W. Greenhouge
Naval Academy
G W Kenyon
Ohio
H. C. Martin
W. & Anderson
Arizona
the Farragut
H. W. Cooke
New York Navy Yard
E. M. Major
Naval Hospital
T. Nolan
New York
Commerce Changes in Personnel at Various Agencies
The Department of Commerce lists personnel moves across agencies. In the Bureau of Standards Jacob Basseches and Wellner L. Christian resign. Milton & Van Dusen promoted to assistant physician. Cyril H. Meyers gains salary increase as laboratory assistant. Mary Barry in Census Bureau has salary increased. George R. Clayton temporarily appointed plate printer in Coast and Geodetic Survey. Otto N. Forrest probationary clerk in Lighthouse Service at Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Standards
Jacob Basseches
Ald
Wellner L. Christian
Milton & van Dusen
Cyril H. Meyers
Mary ¥. Barry
Census Bureau
George R. Clayton
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Otto N. Forrest
Baltimore
Police Department News Seeks Personnel and New Precinct
Senate approves two extra lieutenants and four extra sergeants and $40000 for a new precinct station to be built between the United States Soldiers Home and north of New York avenue northeast. Superintendent Pullman arranges with other city police for 3 percent top men to assist in Washington for the Inauguration. A 500 member public order committee will aid regular police. A police trial board fined an officer after acquittal on the same charge, a matter courts have ruled the department may discipline officers regardless of court outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
United States Soldiers’ Home
New York Avenue
Maj. Pullman
Police Trial Board
Police Board
Pelias Trial Board
Buhal Assembly
Washington
Roy C. Wilhelm
New York
Studio Hall
Connecticut Avenue
Procee ding of Human Spirit From God in Bahai Text
Abdul Baha explains two kinds of proceeding from God the emanation and the manifestation. The spirit appears in man by emanation like writing from a writer, not by dividing God. The word and holy spirit are divine perfections appearing in Christ and in the mirror of Jesus, the sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdul Baha
God
Ft Ie
Christ
Bishop Harding Leads Weekend Church Services in D.C.
Bishop Harding conducts communion at Bethlehem Chapel and later presides at All Saints Chevy Chase confirming many candidates. He also leads confirmations at St Luke's and mass meetings at Epiphany Church with Bishop Tucker's keynote address. Additional services cover St Mary's German Catholic women’s communion, Mount Tabor growth, and Epiphany School projects as church groups plan lectures, baptisms, and fund drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Bethlehem Chapel
All Saints’ Church
Chevy Chase
J W. Austin
St. Luke's Church
Thomas | Brown
Epiphany Church
G Street
John Roth
St. Mary's
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Amos Clary
Mount Tabor
Seattle Sleepwalker Tours 25 Blocks in Nightshirt
Seattle on February 10 reports Dennia Scally sleepwalking through snow in a thin nightgown for 25 blocks ending at Seattle City Hospital. He recalled no dreams, felt cold feet, and was retrieved by James A. Helty who notified police. Also noted: $250 building fund gift and banquet plans at Old Post Office Hall on February 21 led by Harry Melville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Dennia Scally
Somnambulistic
Scally
James A. Helty
Old Post Office Hall
Park Road Northwest
Harry Melville
J Howard Bangs
Willard P Minard
W .B. Denham
Albert B. Drake
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A. J. Huntoon
Treatment of Veterans
Juelg
Hallet & Davis
Groversteen
Harvard
Corning
Sterling Stultz
Behning
Chickering
Raven & B
Bradbury
New Engla Crown
David P. Bes
Kohler
C. Lighte
Richardson Irving Waltham
Comstock Farrand Juelg
PLAYE
Boudoir Kurtz
J. M. Davis
Pachmann
Troubadour
Francis Bacon
Weber Kurtzmann
St. N.W. Corner
Uncle Sam
Government Printing Office
Bessie Sweet
John R. Morrison
Cr. B. Huse
Atlantic City
Joseph T. Geraci
A. W Suess
Henry HB. Ayler
Daniel BM. Jones
Philadelphia
Tuesaday
Ye Slator
Frank Smith
Carl
Nelson
John H. Butler
Thomas Donn
James I. Nelson
Henry Spriggs
Cc W Bush
Monotype
Deniman
John H. Breen
Lnotype
Columbia Typographical Union
Mr. Breen
Samuel Morris
Mattie M Morris
T W Bradley
Evan Fuge
Ferdinand Harrison
Sylvester Williams
Alonso G Anthony
al EB Riddle
Peter A Schroen
William A Elwood
Ernest J Elwood
George A. Miller
Ninth Street
Government
William H Covert
Henry C Thomson
Robert E Youart
John S Frick
Alonzo F. Harrington
Henry Lo Crampo
Joseph 8. Reiff, Jr
Stephens M. Simpson
Makerup
Lyell L. Anderson
Agriculture
Charles L. Carson
Office of Markets and Rural Organization
Clarence W. Moomaw
Office of
Markets and Rural Organization
Ttene
Episcopal Ear, Eye
Do. N. Sherman
Mark Ets and Rural Organization
J. & Skinner
Office of Markets and Rural Organisation
Pennsylvania
George Argo
South
Misa Ruby J. Tiler
Madison
Wis
C. I. Shear
Bureau of Plant Industry
C. 8. Hudson
Bureau of Chemistry
P. A. Yoder
Charles D. Bennett
Alabama
F B. Wise
Bureau of Animal Industry
New Orleans
Beaumont
Tex
Arthur Hartman
Carleton L. Phillips
William L. Hooke
XK. J Matheson
Postoffice
Eleanor A. Johnston
Division of Stamps
Misa Bettie C Baker
Stamps
John Warner
Money Orders Division
G W. Raison
R. M. Messick
Division of Railway Adjustments
Minnie M. Bailey
Walter Paul
LABOR
Alfred Hampton
Charleston
D. C
J. Ll. McGrew
Bureau of Immigration
Kansas City
William Byrd
Ralph Andrews
Mails and Fen Division
Bureau of Naturalization
Thomas B. Connor
Grant W. Sexton
Maiia
Paul F. Brissenden
Bureau of Labor Statistics
M. Alice Matthews
Institute For Government Research
Treasury
NAVY
Commerce
Police Department News
Police
Pullman
Rich
C.O. D
C Richx
News OF the Churches
Henry St. George Tucker
Kyoto
Japan
Missionary Committee of
Archdeaconry
A. B. Barrows
Terminal Young Men's Christian Association
John E. Briggs
Fifth Baptist Church
Friends of the Home
Michael J. Riordan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Masonic Hall
Randolph H. McKim
E. Hez Swein
Centennial Baptist Church
Seventh and
Charles H. Falls
United Brethren Church
North Capitol Street
Fults
John Calvin
John Knox
Walter Verett Burnett
Burnett
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
New York Congregational Society
Girls’ Friendly Society
Young Women's Christian Association
Mary C. Stevens
Association
Stewart N. Mitman
Provincial Board of Religious Education
Epiphany Parish
Hell
Gatreet
Mitman
Willard G. Davenport
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Anacostia
Bell
Davenport
Dr. Waldron
Shiloh Baptist Church
Lucy G. Thurman
CTU
Frances Willard
William F. Norris
Department of Justice
Young Men's Christian Association
Y. MC. A. Gospel
Maryland Avenue Baptist Church
Homer J. Counchor
Clark Main
Cherrydale Baptist Church
Millard M. Rice
Y M. Cc. A
Bernard A. McKenna
Catholic University
Europe
A. Russell L. Alden
Maryland Synod
Fes
Charles H. Butler
Charles F. Steck
J G Wickey
Luther Hess Waring
John T Huddle
Paul D. Leddin
Richard Schmidt
Henry Amstadt
John Weidley
H. D. Boyer
D. O. Baker
W. A. Wade
C.F. Logan
H.C. Bruner
H.A. Ran
A J. McDowell
L. M. Leis Qnring
T. P. Hickman
8. W. Leonhardt
James I. Wilmoth
Columbus Heights
Torset
Abdom
Bihan
Reece
Sauthe
Auth’s
Auth
Ruth Provision CO
Dork City
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