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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1910

Page

9

Armory Plans and footwear issues stir National Guard debate

National Guard officers await details on a Washington armory project while questions linger over required footwear for militia members. War Department guidance defers shoe standards to state authorities, citing lessons from New England campaigns and urging costful encampment arrangements for summer training.

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High School Notes on Baseball and Track Prospects

Busneas High issued first call for baseball candidates with about 3 percent reporting. Frank Wis was third baseman on last season’s champion nine and named captain. Fortunes for a new championship team look bright as McDevitt Field and outdoor practice prepare. Central High athletes train for Georgetown meet, with hopes for strong spring honors and weighty competition ahead.

Busneas High Frank Wis Lssteason Jimmy Pegan Tenographers McDevitt Central High Centralites

Post contest prizes and Brownie car rides announced

The Post offers weekly prizes for new subscribers with a gunmetal watch for the boy and a Japanese tea set for the girl who bring in the most new subscribers. Miss Isabelle McGee of 636 L Street Northeast rode the Browniekar on a city tour, drawing cheers as it stops at schools and stores.

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