Round-Up on Hoblitzell Waiver Spurs Interleague Speculation
The Red Sox star Dick Hoblitzell is waived from the American League along with four others, signaling potential moves to the National League. Indications point to Hoblitzell joining the Braves, while Robertson of the Giants contemplates retirement if he cannot play for Washington. The piece notes interleague politicking and shifts since World War I, with past Chicago White Sox reactions contrasted against post armistice tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Hoblitzell
Red Sox
Fred Thomas
Jimmy Walsh
Paul Smith
George Whiteman
Hoblitzell
Braves
Fatan An Wahklitenk
Lenewn Aaveaerewse
Davey Robertson
Giants
Washington
Robertson
Griffith
Virginian
John McGraw
Nationals
Hobbtzell
Boxers and Baseball Headlines From The Week
News notes from boxing show Lew Tendler Welling in Newark with a possible Leonard match looming as Benny Leonard’s camp weighs Charley White. Chaney Burns in Baltimore next Tuesday draws Taany Washington fans. New York boxers prime for con test with soldiers. Dempsey keeps talking about Willard while Johnson earns praise for bullpen brilliance and a record of fifteen extra innings in 1918. Johnson leads in strikeouts and shutouts despite heavy workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Tendler
Joe Welling
Newark
Benny Leonard
Charley White
Leonard
Benny
Charley
Chaney Burns
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Albarn
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Johnson Wilts Winning Racket in Indoor Meet
Howard Voshell of New York, the national indoor singles champ, fell to Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia in the middle States indoor tennis tournament in Philadelphia. Johnson tops to reach the upper bracket semifinal while other results note Vincent Richards defaulted, and Charles Watson defeats John Bramall in junior singles. Ball in Syracuse practice and Penn basketball lead are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Howard F. Voshell
New York
Wallace Johnson
S. Johnson
Voshell
Johnson
Vincent Richards-Ichyia
Howard
Wosbell
Charles Seltzer
Fred Ti. Alexander
Alvin Mallory
Lafayette College
Vincent Richards
Ydrefault
C. MF. Beard
Wallace F. Jolmaot
Howard S. Wesbell
Charles Watson
John Bramall
D. Nicholds
Bart Ptingst
University of Penmsylvania
TW. Rowland
A. D L. Savery
Balladelphia
Dates for Women's Water Title Events
New York reports national swimming championship dates with changes for women events. The fancy dive moves to Detroit Athletic Club with decision set March 29. The national 22 yard swim and 158 yard back stroke for women follow in winter pool, replacing Los Angeles hosting. Brighton Beach hosts April 8 for 200 yard breast stroke, while two men’s events are listed at Athletic Club Columbus and Mulronoman Club Portland, with dates March 12 and August 2. Columbus, Ga hosts February 19 training news for Boston Nationals manager George Stallings. Yale reports 124 candidates answering first call for baseball practice at New Haven. Cumberland M C A five defeats Hagerstown Alsatians 34 to 17 at Antietam Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick G. Rubien
Amateur Athletic Union
Detroit Athletic Club
New
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Wonern
Brighton Beach
N. Y
Athletic Club
Columbus
Ghis
Mulronoman Athletic Club
Portland
Ore
Penn State Eleven Has Hard Schedule
State College Pa Feb 19 The football schedule for 1919 announced today is the hardest ever arranged for a Penn State team. It lists Gettysburg Bucknell Dartmouth Ursinus Penn Lehigh Cornell Pitt with games at home and on the road across October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Penn State
Gettysburg
Bucknell
Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Ursinus
Penn
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Cornell
Ithaca
Pitt
Pittsburgh
Petworth A C Defeats Park View In Rough Open Game
Petworth A C defeated Park View 4 C in a rough open game yesterday by a 14 to 12 score. Scorers include Jaffey and Sehneider for Petworth with McPni Jome and Coals from fouls. Referee DeWitt Moore. Time 3 minute periods. Also Georgia Tech football schedule notes include Washington and Lee game in November and major opponents Auburn Vanderbilt Georgia Pitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petworth A
Park View
Pas
Pak View
C. Li
Mooney
Sehneider
Jaffey
ePrice
G. Lodge
Dey
Worener
Smith
Seineider
McPni- Jome
Coals
Dodge
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Washington and Lee
Tech
Auburn
Vanderbilt
University of Georgia
University of Pittsburgh
Episcopal Track Aims For Second Regiment Meet in Baltimore
Scholastic Sports notes Episcopal High School trains outdoors in winter, eyeing the Second Regiment meet in Baltimore on March 23. Central student Cumminga stars in basketball, while Business High fields a strong seconds team against Ingram. Foley leads fast track development at Central with several standout candidates. Coach Metzler plans early baseball tryouts to gauge material and veterans for another championship season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Knapp
Episcopal High School
Achool
Baltimore
Cumminga
Central
Business High
Ingram Quint
Ingram
Foley
Johnson
Montgomery
Conradis
Kerns
Walker
Metzler
Internal Baths Claim Cure for Constipation Ad
A San Francisco reader reports that J B L Cascade cured chronic constipation since May 12 1913 and notes that internal bathing improves health. Tyrrells Hygienic Institute promotes the method via Liggett's Drug Stores in Washington offering a free booklet on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Czarteck
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
Cal
Tyrrell
Hygienic Institute of
New York
I. B. L. Cascade
Chas. A. Tyrrell
M.D
Liggett’s
Washington
Adv
Hal Chase Rejoins New York Giants in Trade Deal
Hal Chase will play first base for the New York National League club this season after a deal with Cincinnati sent Walter Holke and S31 Rariden to the Reds. Sparks the exchange requires salary arrangements. Moran and McGraw finalized the terms at the club's headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hal Chase
McGraw
Moran
Cincinnati
Walter Holke
S31
Rariden
Chasé
Chase
Holke
Daubert
White Sox Deserters Called To Baseball Colors
Chicago officials announce that 1 308 Jackson and other White Sox deserters who left for ship building will be invited back to baseball. Kid Gleason, new manager, says he has offered contracts and will urge star players to return. Byrd Lynn is first to sign. Claude Williams and others may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Comiskey
Jor Jackson
Trappy Felsch
Dayid Lynn
Claude Williams
Roman
White Sox
Chicago
Nia Shipracd
Domiskey
Walter Johnson
Chicago Americans
Kid Gleason
Clarence Rowland
Jackson
Philadelphia
Gleason
Byrd Lynn
Lynn
Claude Williama
Comiskey
Rey
Ther
Gleagon
Red Sox place five players on waivers
Boston manager Edward Barrow announced that waivers had been received from all league clubs on Fred Thomas Richard Hoblitzell James Walsh Paul Smith and George Whitman. All five were members of the world champion Red Sox last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward Barrow
Boston American League Baseball Club
Fred Thomas
Richard Hoblitzell
James Walsh
Paul Smith
George Whitman
Red Sox
Hagerstown Forms Industrial Baseball League
Hagerstown Md Feb 19 four clubs will start the season May 17 forming the Hagerstown Industrial Baseball League. Dozie Ayers trains for opening day after recently dealing cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge Baseball League
Baseball Notes From Various Cities and Figures
Right Off the Bat George Stallings says Hank Gowdy will return to start the season with the Braves. Brooklyn pitcher John Milius faces late casualty list. Roger Bresnahan travels east seeking players. Jacksonville hosts a big league diamond ahead of the Yankees arrival. Babe Ruth aims to be a fighter and Brooklyn’s Godfrey Brogan to train with the Giants. Arthur Irwin praises the New York youngsters. Bill Southworth agrees to work for Hugo Bezdek with the Pirates. The Yankees seek an outfielder and may target Cobb Rice or wind up with Shotton. Newark remains without a hacker in the International League. In England baseball is called tame rounders. in France it is shunned as dangerous. Wilson may open a league in Europe and at the Nationals’ parle in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stallings
Hank Gowdy
Boston
Tohn Milius
Brooklyn
Roger Bresnahan
Toledo
Jacksonville
Fla
Yankee
New York
Babe Ruth
Hadi
Brick Owens
Godfrey Brogan
Gianta
Arthur Irwin
Yankees
Bill Southworth
Pirates
Hugo Bezdek
Newark
England
France
League of Nations
Wilson
Europe
Washington
Tigers Announce Exhibition Games for North Trip
Detroit announces seven exhibition games for their April trip north from Macon Georgia to test the squad. The schedule lists games against Boston Nationals in Lynchburg and Roanoke, Staunton, Cincinnati Nationals in Cincinnati, and Columbus American Association in Columbus on April 14 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit American League Baseball Club
Macon
Boston Nationals
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Staunton
Cincinnati Nationals
Cincinnati
Columbus American Association
Columbus
Warsaw Shows Way Home To Good Field At Fair Grounds
New Orleans racing card features Warsaw as even money favorite winning the big race at Fair Grounds. Douglas S. and Opportunity follow. Sleeth beaten off. Molesworth rides Nepperton to fifth and Queen Blonde to sixth. Numerous other races list winners and entrants with times and placements. weather clear and track slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Molesworth
New Orleans
Douglas S
Opportunity
Sleeth
Nepperton
Queen Blonde
Attaboy
Booneville
Barrett
Mary Fuller
Duchess of Savoy
Ulaye Boothe
Wile
Hhymer
Trotter
Bie Bansock
Horke
Maer Tem
Mooney
Boxer
Harwood
Stelliff
Bean Spier
Tranby
Dundreary
Progressive
Ualwooed
Minnie F
Leah Cochran
Good Councel
Noureddin Lee
Hach
Douglas
J. Robinson
Nepperhan
Moleaworth
Amalette
C. Robinson
Eddie Tranter
Atagtefon
Dan Bright
Newell W
Phantom Maid
Queen Bionde
Molentworth
Alma Loulze
Murphy
To S
Barbara Shilling
Carroll
Bracetet
Halth Faumane
Sexhamn
Journey
Thirst
Misa Fevi
Patriope Marr
Prunes
Stalker
Dolina
Sneideman
Amelita
King Neptune
Cadillac
Semper
Gixo
Gossip of the Track and Racing Notes at Benning and Hot Springs
Continued weather update and racing chatter from Harry N. Price. Traders and trainers shift horses between Hot Springs, Maryland tracks, and New Orleans with diaries of races at the Fair Grounds. Mentions of Bone Dry, Prunes, and Captain Christy Mathewson frame a busy page of track gossip, racing odds, and scattered legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Price
Benning
Maryland Tracks
Hot Springs
Rnie
New Orleans
Marylanda
Robinson
Mechanic's Lion No 7238 and George H Boydes
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Mechanic's Lion No 7238 and name George H Boydes with scattered phrases. Mentions States Fidelity and Guaranty Co and dubious figures appear. Unclear full context or event details due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanic's Lion
George H. Boydes
Clapp Eliminated in Tin Whistles Golf Semifinal
Piseshurat N C February 19 John H Clapp Chevy Chase Washington golfer in Tin Whistles annual 10 ball tournament semifinals eliminated by Col H W Ormabee South Shore Clapp trailed by 2 points final score 37 to 35 Bowker Woodland also finished 35 Clapp conceded 4 strokes to Bowker final finalists Pierce Ekwanok and Millinken joined Ormabee in the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piseshurat
N. C
John H. Clapp
Chevy Chase
Washington
South Shore
Clapp
Ormabee
Ormebse
J. R Bowker
Woodland
Bowker
L. D. Pierce
Ekwanok
W. L. Millinken
Virginia Five Turns Tables on Gallaudet
Virginia defeated Gallaudet 49 to 29 in Charlottesville in a fast rough game. key contributors include Field Tettway with 9, Downes 5, Hatcher 7, and Dohrmann 2. Pettway and Dunn altered by Pettway substitutions. Dohrmann and Wilson scored for Gallaudet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Gallaudet
Virginia
Tygstuien
Jennings
Pettway
Dunn
Life
Tettway
Hatcher
Hawking
Lie
Downes
Wilson
Dohrmann
Treveree
Business High Triumph Over Y Team In Test Game
Business High defeated the Y M C A quint 38 to 13 in a gym test game. Business led 14 to 6 at halftime and extended the margin as Schnider scored seven floor baskets and Held anchored defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business High
Business
Y. MC. A. Quint
Business Rajfled
Schnider
Gonzaga and Business Clash for District Scholastic Title
Business claims district crown after beating Central and Gonzaga who beat Central, while Gonzaga argues two prior wins over Business secure the championship. Immaculate Conception Midget team defeated Business Midgets 34 to 2 in IC gym yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception
Business High
Equity division cases and probate filings detailed in DC Supreme Court
The District of Columbia Supreme Court equity division lists numerous cases including trust sales confirmed and trustees appointed, with bonds and attorney assignments. Numerous actions cover divorces, real estate matters, injunctions, pro confesso grants, and citations for today’s assignments. Probate division records show letters of administration granted, wills admitted, and guardians appointed with bonds and attorney fees. property transfers across several streets and squares in DC are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Trustlee Hitz
Coatelio Va Costella
Prart of Sale
Aler Ir
Belt
Bond
Bell, Meo & Rice
Bowing Machine Company
Ragsdale
HY Winslip Wheatley
Douglas, Ruffin & Qbear
Mathewson Ve
Equity Division 2
Butley- Greenberg
Downals
Ats
Ternes
J. L. Tepper
German
Zevering
Toramete
D. EB. Anthony
C.f.eer Kortzanya
Woodward & Lothron
W. G. Rohnson
B. W. Parker
Brooke
Plaintif
A. L. Newnmyer
Knight Va
Knight
Spaulding
Menrus
Attor- Reve
Sullivan
Nerillac
Justice Bailey
Edward Puller
R. WU
Fuller
Mackall
Fred
Tyler
Prosser Ray
Aled
Mary C
Hooker
W. Bb. Quinter
Irene N Evan
Beh, Marshall & Rice
Lee Carter
Attocury
P Muere
Andrew R. Graves
Willem T. Donnelly
G BP
McGlue
Mary J. Smith
Elebard B. Owen
M. E. Jones
Gord
H Meson
Newton B. Mauoc
W. H. Baden
Mary J. Liewellen
Emma L. Hatfield
J. B. Linton
Ellen T. Smith
Mary T. Borger
A. B._Walter
William Baum
Will
Tobriner & Graham
Lawrence J. Helter
Walter Sparshott
Core May Sparshott Gunrdian
Bend
Wiluakip Wheatley
Mabel B. Comstok
Orier
Charles W. Bartelmes Muaidian
Thomas 0. Bradley
Fatute
Joseph &. Neaton
M. E
Brien
Samuel B. McDaniel
W. J. Yambert
Ida J. Maxwell
Lottern
Carr, Whiteford & Tarr
Mercedes Melankey
A. B. Leet
Edward P. Barry
Alice V. Lovelays
T. G._ King
Forrest Thompson
Frederick
Monoton
Ucc
James
Katherine C. Bruett
Frank Stetson
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington Districts
A long list of property transfers recorded in Washington shows numerous buyers and sellers. Notable entries include Samuel Luria selling 30 Shepherd Street NW. James Owennet to Edith Nash at Forty-Ninth Street NE. and Henry R. Dulany and partners notifying Manor Townshend as receivers transferring Woodley Park lot 1, square 2109 for 1200 dollars. Several blocks in Anacostia and Northwest streets feature parcels exchanged for ten dollars, with other transfers naming Edwards McAleer, Patrick J. Sebensis, Katharyn Fyere, and Benjamin F. Kieg among parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd Street
Samuel Luria
Albert Shapiro
Forty-Highth Street
James E. Owenn Ette
Edith P. Nash
Bards Side
F. Belfield
Belfield
Square
Sixth Street
Hobert Heweos
Euth LD
Dant
Anacostia
Margaret E. Britt
Frederick A. Kramer
Chichester
Woodley Park
Henry R. Dulany
Edward J. Steliwages
Willem J. Flather
John W. Brawner
pseTe E
Townshend
Fleventh
Carlos H. Butler
Edward L. McAleer
Eleventh Street
Charles 8
Hutlec Ea Cessidiee
Butler
Righte
Patrick J. Sebensis
George Sachs
Poenket
Katharyn Fyere
Edgar Goodman
Let AG
Ethrer
Boutheast
Benjamin F. Kieg
Hettye M. Smiley
Eee
Toad Iet
Pater
North Capitol
Pivot Wrertortd
Maury Dove, Jr
Deeds of Trust Compilation Across Multiple Lots
A scanned 19th or early 20th century record lists numerous deeds of trust for properties in squares and lots, naming grantors such as Julian F Belfield, May H Belfield, Ellen A Watson, and others, and securing loans to various lenders including Northeast Building Association and Alfred L Foster. Amounts range from about 617.04 to 30,000, with terms from 1 to 8 years and interest around 6 to 8 percent, many with semiannual payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian F Belfield
May H
John L. Knopp
Arthur J. Kause
Northeast Building Association
Julian I Belfield
M. de Velle
Freeman G. Fowler
Lavinia de Veile
John A. Reynolds
Alica M
van Sant Ang Maricipet
Maria I. Foosaa
Ellen A. Watson
Arthur Carr
Mervin A. Curtis
Perpetuel Bullérog Association
Robert W. Calhoun
Attie M
Paul G. Ramey
George G. Travers
Mary
Uevey Ie
Edith B
Bee.warene
George A. Watts
Abger C. P. Shoemaker
Cibhert S. Geek
Ith
Edgar D. Turner
George A Watts
C. P. Shoemaker
Clibert
Beck Et Ax
Sbael
Clarence Buselua
B. Bowenstein
Reever
George EF. Philos
Neilie M Cahill
Barney M. Janer
Alpheus WF. Coe
Patrick D. Helms
Oo Lisle
A. Tesaler
B. Francia
Saul Aes
James F. Shen
Petty
Bertha H. Bammett
Harrgy J. Zimmerman
Bee
Bessie W
Marvin
Custis
Robert L Riley
Marvin Es Caste
Miriam B
Theodore
Ginore
Pan
Cc. Or
Pine
Ree M. Emmerich
Trank J
E. Walker Et Ayx
Geolowsana Sa National Revenge Mod Trust Company
Paerere
Totcan
Nemiannually
Frank G. Fsirgit
Mary .M
Erneat L Scchmidt
George M. Zmmerich
Ican
Grace A. Crete
Willam
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14Th &G
Stein-Bloch Clothes
Dunlap
EL Dallo
Kes
Ee Women Gaos
Baltimore, Wy
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Reed
Seth Erivats
Ladlea
Washington Star
Carl Mays
Jim Vaughn
George Tyler
Elect
Johnson Weilds
Syracuse
Heb
Buffalo
Seventy-fourth Regiment Armory
YALE
Yate
Harvard
Princeton
Stallings
Toftay
Yale New Haven
Cumberland
Cumberland ¥. M. C. A
Hagerstown Alsatians
Antietam
Petworth
Danville
Walter Hapgood
A. D. Starling
Iocal Fair Association
McGraw’s
Doee Ayers
Tigers
Habana
Bervin
Tinugber
Dreyer
Notau
Wans
Pickens
Serle
Turd
Schemer
Owans
Heredity
Barton
Frogen
Genealan Tan
Weymouth
Prencer
Ingfield
Hocnir
Lunsford
Tetley and
Futtergold
Pipth
Laventa
Luneford
Kelsay
Diadi
Nolan
Gillham Delpreake
Linus Slater
Josie Saba
Pueblo
Airnat
Peccant
Bone Dry
Canvas Back
Theling B
Annabelle
Emma Weller
Marion True As Steel
Ermitana
Artes
Key Mar
Miueling II
George Berdington
Old Man Crit
Clarice
Mannchen
Azalea
Hon Boy
Helliuc
Fory Griff
Koultur
Scerameach
Loftus
Mina Kruter
Kildare Boy
Speedster
Drastic
Aunt Flora
CetIatto
Lady Langden
Foster Embry
Lane Joan
John Churchill
Skyman
Bagdarin
Wets Baby
Timkies
Cavan Boy
Farnum
View
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Sath M
Gheetats
Delancey
Senator James
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Leaptreg
Cinders
Bunny Tucker
Tanker
Mandarin’s Coat
Commander
Milas Green
Oadenza
Pretty Baby
Vagabond
Chemung
II 'Iam McMeekin
Maxim's Choice
Guidepost
Christy Mathewson
The
Reds
Grace B. Hill
Zadministretrix
Ys. Washington Railway and Eiectricpanyy Aon
Semmes
Plaintht’s
Diring
National Bank of Eaten
Fowlee Beatty Pomeny
Charles D. Fowler
Mary 2
Noten
Iaintee Attorneys
Brandenborg Brander Knee
Thomas A. Creamer
Va. Waal
Rogion
Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Rail Company
Samtanes
Fiataeee
Wilton J. Lambert
Rt. H
William J. Bong We
Aintiits
Andrew Hiexer
John W. Cronkyn
National Hotel Company
Andrew Wilpon
Bautey Suite
Aaron Maizela
Carol
Walter
Giitete
Mary V. Haines
Rawat B. Haines
Platathi
BE. F
Tae
Patrick J. Bremero
Isle
Han Fution
Syutsford
Carr
Els
Mma Smith
Wiliam Megrit
Flaintiff
Fidelity & Guaranty Ca
Pheacm
Seuthers Blas
Ceapp
Poaltion
Nthe Wiliiama
Schefer
Held
Young
M. SC
Selomsa
Dr. of
Berloda
Gonzaga
Thera
Mel Schafer
Guint
the Hecht Co. Clothes Shop
the Daily Legal Record
Circuit
Gould _ Kornweld
Royal Blue Line Company
Isquest
Clephane & Latimer
Gilbert L. Hell ‘Mills
Jordan
Same Va Real Estate ‘Trust Company
Piinne
H. Beatman
Offutt & Imlay
Sharp
Pries
Beck & Sharp Fone
Brandenburg——Dearling
Bornstiseve
Drew
Wriehe Rearers
Ear
Ora
Doralafonnaien
Go’ Brien
Bustillo
Orate, Imlay
Baker
Bhafer
Wardington Railway and Rhestric Company
Laynbert
Yeatman -Whitet
Tod
Fuiz
Great Atlantic and
Paeae ‘Tes Company
Altormeya
Seaman
Dougco
BOT
United States of America
Ren A&tomers
Laskey—tobriner & Graoham
King, Simon & Young
Gloriani vi
City and Suburban Jivey Company
Downing— Hiteford
Circuit Division
Justice Stafford
Emery
Vinery
Leate
H. B. Moulton
Immans Xe
Warrec-Mhret Company
Wmo
Tlon
Leo Simmons
Adant
Bates Warren
W. H. Stoles
Thompson Ve. Semmes Motor Compan
Plaintiff
Attor Ye
Mexchaste’ ‘Trapefer and Storage Mang
Hawken & Havell
G. T. Dunlop
R. J. Whiteford
Dean Ts
Koppers Company
Duvell
Seloto Sigh Company
Dietrict of Columbia
Elia & Dougideon
Symé, Stephens
Cnmanar
Justice Sidaons
United States
Harry L. Wood
Robert I Miller
Sinan
Leuts Reed Stotes
Florence
Ings
Ve. Sopa Shes Company
Jaiput
Tobriner & Graken
Burgh
Adame Expresa
McCoy
Wethy
W. H. Holloway
Milton Bing
A Rmoenigaberzer
Hogpon
Kolm
Charles W. Carr
Mary O'Toole
Caylor
Long
Louis Ottenberg
Tomary & Toomey
Stewart
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Railway Company
Neumeter—Littlepage
Vailaterry
Davis Vs
Washington Railway 2Nd Electric Company
Neumeyer
Bauman—Dalzell
Livingston
Tolman Laundry
Archer, Smith—Sowers
Anthony
Whiting Wall Paper Company
va_ Feders Banking Service Company
Loving
Wattsoa
Moller
Wheatley—Shoten
Stein Ve. Appalachian
Ivanranca Eas
Gronsman—Pretzfelder
Organ
Sykes Re. Barbour
Clarke—Coslan
Jewel Tea Company Ve. Logan
Oberlin—Carrington
Hrayshaw Va
Vickers
Meiger, Mattingly
Frey
Color Craft Company
Fowler Realty Company
Wheatley— Moulton
Florida Avenue
Gertrude B. Keene
Theodore J. Simonn
Albert
Simona
Eleventh
Margaret. W. Peel
Fred P
Aan L. Schute
E Street
George Howard
National Savings and Trust Company
Allan J.walker
K Street
Nineteenth Street
Eatell
W. Payne
Harry J. Zimmerman
Thirteesil
Kentucky Avenue
W. Walton Edwards
Edward N. Colbert
A_STREET
Fourthenth Street
William
Phillipa
John H. Beitz
Rae Ace
Warren A. Sprout
Liotort . Lee
Maud
Thomias L. Gavin
Frencia W Gavin
Ida M. Gavin
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