Royals and fellow clubs overwhelm district league play
In a string of district league matches last night the Royals amassed a 1 741 total with strong showings across games. Teeming scorers like Dewis and Carrell contributed solid tallies against Goodfellows as Anacostia, Brunswick, and other teams fielded for a diverse slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omrark
Fecal
E Goodfellows
Ovals
Terng
Uis
Royals Matden
Joe
Halley
Bene Mio
Dewis
Hog
Carrell
Gtanford
Hunsford
Kramwss
Potala
Anacustia Dlurpin
Leagl
Kapneich
Clartes
Cohumtn Land Co
Mom
Milt Baer
Liana
L Duckpis Leagle
Wien
Roger Wilson
Hoshey
Pattard
Theiman
Haunert
Sa Myers Medea
Newcombe
Stewart
Pope
Moore ST
Norton Tis
Enihet Lin
Worarthy
Leagtil Rosedtal
Cannons
Tmotteran News
Parron KaotHy Sat Areanaina
Ooost
Murphy
Ghote
Oone
Rkelly
Mavarn
Moran
Stanton Ul
Llutala
Raleooy
Howell
Bishon
Tata
Manu
Ay Mare
Tor
New Jerusalem
Abbott
Lenderson
Dugan
Lebanon
Plumenthal
Fis
Ralte ST
Cielia
Shwath Beers Uy
Katte
Fsb
David Martin
Naniterhp
Markward
Marean
Thumm
Howe
Lariell
St. End AG
Robinson
Doris
Lotals
Iehmann
Uz Ss
Cannon
Titalyy Bank Noung Na Pork
Janedale
Umd
MT Somber
Turgess
Hapmech
Alexandria Stars
Tura
Federals Double Winners In Noel House Gym League
Federals Seconds defeated Hulltops 12 to 6 and Nationals 15 to 12 in the Noel House Gymnasium League last night. The Nationals led late before Federals pulled away. Key players included Tweedale, Martin, Ludwig, and O Connor among others with multiple goals and floor points.
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Federals
Hulltops
Nationals
Hiltons
Boone
Bishoff
Yweedale
Martin
Connor
Lidwig Ro Hook
K Aner
Shapley
Flcor
Tiohine
Tweedale
Ludwig
Rishoff
Heflin
O'Connor
Moran Martin Lroshaw
Pernhardt Malloy
RG Warrall
Jordan L& Higgins
Waner
Mufler
Bohne
Terdan Bohne
Ibesms
Tacefale
Moran Shaw
Shaw Bernhardt
Hias
Three Athletics Hold Out Over 1917 Contracts
Philadelphia January 13 Amos Strunk Wally Sehang and Joe Bush veteran Athletics refuse to sign 1917 contracts. Their dispute centers on salary while none of the Mackmen belongs to the Players' Fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Amos Strunk
Wally Sehang
Joe Bush
Athletics
Silary
Mackmen
Players’ Fraternity
Majors Start April 12 In Baseball Billing
New York reports the National and American leagues will likely open April 12 though no official word. Willie Jackson knocked out Johnny Dundee in the opening six round bout with a hard right to the jaw, in a notable early boxing result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie Jackson
Johnny Dundee
New York Cotton Slumps as Market Faces Demoralizing Selloff
Heavy selling hit New York cotton with prices 50 points below Saturday's close and about 8 dollars under last Tuesday's high. The close was steady though slightly up from the bottom, with futures showing a sharp two day decline and a muted rebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Yokel Ready For World Middleweight Title Bout
Mike Yokel arrived in Washington this afternoon and after a brief rest completed a final workout ahead of tomorrow nights world middleweight title bout with Joe Turner. Yokel is in excellent condition and one pound under the 158 pound limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Yokel
Washington
Joe Turner
Salt Lake City
Princeton 1917 football schedule lists nine games
Princeton New Jersey January 15 1917 the Princeton football schedule announces nine games Harvard and Yale retain top spots replacing North Carolina Tufts and Bucknell with Susquehanna Maryland State Fordham and the Carlisle Indians on the slate Most games are at Princeton except Yale which will be played at New Haven The schedule includes Susquehanna September 29 Maryland State October 6 Doerdham October 18 Lafayette October 20 Cardials October 27 Dartmouth November 3 Holy Cross November 10 Harvard November 17 Yale at New Haven
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Princeton
N. J
Harvard
Yale
North Carolina
Tufts
Bucknell
Susquehanna
Maryland State
Fordham
Carlisle Indians
Susquehanna University
Maryland Statutober
Doerdham
Lafayette
Dartmouth
Woltz Wins With Cue In High Scoring Billiards Duel
Jo ds Woltz defeated Charles Lovejoy 100 to 4% points over thirteen innings in the District championship opening night at Grand Central. The winner showcased many excellent cut shots. Tonight Charles Swan faces Charles Bartelmes as three prizes are awarded: 306 dollars to first, 20 to second, and 10 to third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Central
Jo Ds Woltz
Charles Lovejoy
Charles Swan
Charles Bartelmes
Greenleaf Dominates Kelchner In 125-Point Billiards
Ralph Greenleaf, Indiana boy marvel, defeated George Kelchner of Rockville by 77 points in a 125 point exhibition at the Royal s night. Kelchner stood in for Crank Sherman who is ill. Sherman likely to face Greenleaf in a 125 point match at $15 tonight. Greenleaf’s high runs were 21 and 24, Kelchner's best was brief. Both played strong long games though Greenleaf showed superior cut shots and position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Greenleaf
Indiana
Marvel
George Kelchner
Rockville
Royals
Kelchner
Crank Sherman
Sherman
Greenleaf
Cancer death rate rises across fifteen years
The cancer and malignant tumor death rate grew from 63 to 79 per 100 000. Census figures cover two thirds of the US population, with white deaths higher than colored and women, on average, more affected than men. Virginia ranks third lowest at 48.9 per 100 000, Utah leads at 45.8, while Vermont records 109.9 per 100 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Census Bureau
Virginia
Union
Utah
Vermont
Cotton use in December and five months to December
The census bureau reported December cotton consumption at 586,587 running bales and 2,763,962 bales for the five months ending December 31. The prior year showed 555,005 bales in December and 2,533,646 bales for the five months, with year end on hand at consuming establishments 2,362,960 bales and public storage and compresses totals 4,065,173 compared with 5,195,652.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
District Buys 5000 Tons Coal for City Use
The District government contracted for 5000 more tons of coal at 7.63 per ton from the J P Agnew Company. This marks the fourth winter open market purchase as district commissioners designate delivery points. Treasury disbursement for a new 25 cent coinage faced delay from the Philadelphia mint with noon resumption and $5 packages. initial mint limits cap any single person or institution at $180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Agnew Company
Help Wanted and Sales Roles Across Local Advertisements
Classifieds show salesmen sought for light track reference and stock sales by a New England firm. Also openings include civil service photos and railroad train service jobs at Union Station Washington and Jersey yards, plus domestic help ads for housework and city staffing notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesman
New England
Offic
Woodward Building
Washington
DDO Studio
F ST. NW
Main
Wis
Pensslevania Railroad Company
Cooper
Union Station
Washington, D. C
Capitol and
Jersey Yard
BR. T.i
Superstor
Washington, D.C
New Jersey’ Avenue
Mish Lawson
Walter
HELP WANTED MALE AGENTS VIRGINIA INSURANCE SALES
Help wanted male agents in Virginia to represent an insurance company, all lines, large commissions, experience not required, pay to investigate. Box 574. Also multiple want ads for bakers barbers and labor roles with vague details and locations.
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Virginia
Urge Insurance Company
All Lines
Wilmington
N.C
Leoffler's Motor Congress
Florida
Garapa
Crdar
Akemn Park
Hanford
Checker
Uw LG
Erm
Goodyear Tithe & Rubber CO
Akron
Ohio
Federal Buildings Speed Up Construction Convention Opens
James Wetmore supervising architect announces four day pace for federal building work at the eighth annual conven tion of the Society of Constructors of Federal Buildings. Ninety six federal buildings were completed last year, mostly post offices. Officers elected include Benson A Appleyard Pittsburgh as President Ernest G Schurig New Haven as first vice president Fremont P Ward Detroit as second vice president Frederic A Hills Rumford as secretary editor Claude E Parke Middletown as treasurer. Theodore H Maul presides as he reads his annual report. Treasury officials McAdoo and Byron R Newton to address attendees. The event runs four days at the Hirbitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supervising Architect of the Treasury
James Wetmore
The
Society of Constructors of Federal
Hirbitt
Wetmore
Benson A. Appleyard
Pittsburgh
Ernest G. Schurig
New Haven
Conn
Fremont P. Ward
Detroit
Mich
Frederic A Hills
Rumford
Claude E Parke
Middletown
Ohio
Ebbbitt
Theodore Hmaul
New York Millinery Academy advertises training and diplomas
An eclectic 1920s classified page lists New York Millinery Academy at 1115 G St NW offering three week courses in French dress cutting and millinery with diploma and job placement. The page also advertises dressmaking design and tailoring lessons, night school, and many help wanted notices for cooks, maids, clerks, and general housework across Washington DC, with several specific addresses and contact hints.
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New York
New York Millinery Academy
Baughman Dickssmaking
Stan
Indy
Hox
Donard Tuneh
Pa_ave
Hanes
Tet
Penn
Chambermaiad
N. Loxk
Julius Gutman & Co
Levington Stud Park Ove
Baltimore
Onisher
Childr
Wyoming Ave
Gondral
Cleveland Park
Newark St
Kenion
Columba
Ontarie Place
Housoman
Furnace
I St
J.om Gimding & CO
Hepard St
Sammel, Leizeur, Derwood
Montgomery Co
Ladf
Honesark Susall
New West Lad Garage
Warted
Newton St Nw
City
Bow
Clairvoyants Studio Ad Promises Palmist Readings
An advertorial snippet promotes M Spencer the Infallible Psychic at Palmist Studio 1318 14th St and mentions National Sanatorium. It notes special hours for ladies and gentlemen with a curious plane north 497% reference and Iowa Circle context.
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M Spencer
Palmist
14Th St
National Sanatorium
Plane North
Iowa Circle
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By M’manus
Gentury
Jackson
Dundee
Theat Duckpin
Cirb
Bowen Steel Plant
Clark So
Muir Cartan
Reed
Slaynie
Cisemann
Johnson
Loe
Snider
Boyd
Mitchell
Palaci
Henderson
Thomas Ad
Liena
de Curus Sa
TOS
Plinkett A
Armiger
Cotas
Capital City
Duckpin Liague Buckeys LC
DeMarr
Jernan
Goddard
James
Lakin Rt
Bt Krausend
Cheer
Harville
Shank
Tei
Departmental Duckpin
Treasury
Commerce South
Chabot
Io Ut
Neal Mo
Dinamy
Lavester
Greenwatl Fo
Tineraon
HE Thomas
Williams
Rempton
Autals Dirk Tet i
Washington Cattle Market
Dan O'Leary
Chicago
Frank J. Rezac
Coliseum
Hiker
Rezac
O'Leary
Risberg
Younge
Los Angeles
Sax
West
Port Movument
Madig
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Wimington
Norfolk
Bowton
New
Nort
Houston
Memphis
Auugusta
TOK
Louis
Inpati Bet
Tattle Rock
Lars Dallus
Trousten
Little Thock
Dallas
Turner
Woltz
Lovejoy
Census Bureau Report
Treasury Architect
Constructors’ Society
Ford
15Th St. Nw
15Th
Richmond Hotel
Hl. Rosenfeld & Co
Ist
St. Ne
Goldheim’s
14Th
N. Y. Ave
N. Y.ave
Highlands
Cook & Stondard Co
Tel
Coun Ave
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
Missouri Ave
R. Roy Mackey
Lincoln
Ave
N. W
Weldit Co
N. J Ave
BOOTH
Columbia Taxi Service
Maxwell
Cal
Dreier Nes
Albany Ato
Tse
Pierce-Arrow
DODGE
Packard
Emetius
COFR
Pissengera
O'Penns
Pruler
Alyer Mance
Ian Cum
Frauis
Mount Piemant Smerion
Calverton
Apt
National Bank Bulan
Amimediitele
Western
Tomanco
National University
Bntween Meyers
18Th
Land
Maryland
Roehkville
Anna
15Th &T
Alassage
Rhein
J. Taxashes
North
DE Laine
Walters
K 1 Johnson, Inc
Washington Pa
Hradfoula Detective Service
Souter Bldg
Washington, DC
Zancty
Cranklin Park
Daoud
Notich
Louis Abraham
Thamonds
Jew
Yale Keys
Turner & Clark Electricians
Plockemitus
Matthews
Spr Ureere
Mio
Matin Avlott
Ramsdell
Oppenheimer
Hopwood’s
8Th and K
Hofanu
Washington Post Company
F. G. Smith
F Street
Ueginner
Pradtury
Rolier & Cinell
Yes Rowe
Disney Upright
USA
Nandson
ABC
Kleeblatt’s
11Th & H Sts
N. EL
Wil Cali
Underwood
Florida Avenue
Ricfs
Mike Ty Bodie
Joel Pecrds
SATL
Jay
No Man It North
Wa & Mit
Baltin
See Printing Co
12Th St
Parker
Talisee
Rheara Type. &c
Jordan
Holler Maker
Linrola
Jobo Collins & Co. Inc
dAweling
Juelg Piano CO
Anle
Ginitlmans
Coas Fundswan Htadian
Pry Diamands Garp
ST. NW
Sten Prep
Gomtal
SoMeauwin
Pat Mane
Erics
Rene Hus
Edane
Ali Re
Stinemetz
Stinemeta F
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