Royal Bowlers Third in Three-Cornered Match in Philadelphia
Washington Royals finish third in a three cornered tenpin match with New York and Philadelphia teams, New York winning with 2,860 total across three games. Harry Krauss of Washington led individual scoring with a 614 series and 258 high game. Banquet speeches supported Atlantic Coast Bowling Association interest.
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Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Gotham
Royala
Iroquois
New York Alpor
Harry Krauss
Royals
Atlantic Coast Bowling Association
New Bingham Hotel
Thomas Jones
Childs
D. Chickering
Lae Johna
John Koster
Johnson
F. C. Fiker
Harvay
T. Rogers
Joseph Travers
Edward MecKnew
William Knox
J. W. Garrett
Herbert Frazier
Washington Royals
Washington Iroquois
Barker
Walker
McKnew
Jacobson
We Garrett
Fort Myer Triumphs Over Terminal Railroad Teams
Fort Myer M C A won two basketball games against Terminal Railroad M C A at the Fort Myer gym last night. The first and second squads edged their rivals with scores 22 to 20 and 36 to 9, as several Terminal regulars were sidelined. Gleason led Fort Myer in the opener with 6 points, while Haynes, Kramm, and Hillary paced the second game scoring. Referee was Mr Collidower. timekeeper and scorer were Mr Moore and Mr Clemente.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myer
Terminal Railroad
Terminal
Fort M’r
Gleason
Fersk
Gideron
Daly Hareb
Ecklenroth
Boyd
Spencer
Hatterly
Gollidower
Moore
Clementa
Fort M'r
Sec
Ite Conrad
Haynes
Car Oh
E Kramm
Hilary
Grant
Motor Truck Cheaper Tests Made in Big Cities
A city testing program compares motor trucks for cost efficiency and reliability. Officials report results from major urban centers, highlighting price reductions and performance in new fuel economy trials.
Government bids spur savings on public machinery use
The article reports big savings from using government-owned machines in public work, noting high bids for horse drawn vehicles and improvements in Washington and Philadelphia services. It highlights cost reductions and efficiency gains across multiple city projects and bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington
Government autos urged to speed mail service in Chicago
Otto Praeger outlines advantages of government owned automobiles over horse drawn wagons for mail delivery in major cities including Chicago Detroit and Philadelphia. He cites faster deliveries lower costs and savings in coal and labor while noting bids and tests favor auto service.
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Uncle ‘Sam
Otto Praeger
House
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
House Committee
Martin B. Madden
Praeger
Chicago Automobile Service
Postofice
Sovernment-Owned
Loop
Treasury Department
Post Office
Hard on Rubber in Automobiles
Saving per annum through government-owned service. $37,220.38. Hard on rubber describes the heavy demand on automobile tires and the massive use of gasoline and oil. It notes over 2,000,000 cars registered in July 1915 and annual consumption figures for fuels, emphasizing rubber and cotton tire fabrication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Post Office Department
Osborne Joins Ford After 15 Years at Kann Sons
A Washington hotel banquet honored Charles J. Osborne of Kann Sons & Co as he leaves for a Ford Motor Co sales post in Washington. Present praised his service and wished him well. Osborne begins his Ford duties immediately as members like George de Neale and J D Furlong attended. Also reported Philadelphia hosts University of Pennsylvania beat Dartmouth 23 to 9 in a college basketball game.
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National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
New York
John N. Willys
Dodge Bros
H. W. Ford
George A. Ehigsel
Kissel
Willys
Dodge
Ford
Charles J. Osborne
Kann Sons & Co
Continental
Osborne
Washington
Ford Motor Company
George 3
de Neale
Mr. Osborne
George S. de Neale
Kann Sona & Co
J. D. Furlong
D. V. Smythe
MacFauquhar
I. Hertzberg
Theodore Picard
W. M. Balderston
J. Boyes
C. M. Keefer
Spitzer
T. F. Finnin
D. Ross
H.H. Miller
Nya
Fisk
M. W. Sohn
Grogan
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Captain Rhodes Dies of Pneumonia at 72
Capt Thomas F Rhodes, a Civil War veteran and longtime quartermaster corps employee, died yesterday at 104 Park Road after pneumonia. He was 72. Funeral at the family home tomorrow at 2 pm conducted by the Revs Lewis Purdum and Stephen Newman. Burial in Arlington Cemetery. He leaves wife Susie Root Rhodes, a Boston-based son Thomas B Rhodes Jr, and two daughters.
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Thomas
Rhodes
Quartermaster’s Department of the Army
Park Road
Neumonia
Lewis E. Purdum
Stephen M. Newman
Arlington Cemetery
Maszonie Fraternity
Susie Root Rhodes
Board of Education
Thomas B Rhodes, Jr
Boston
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Asthamador
Bee Fletcher
Young's Absorbine, Jr
Omega Ol
Sloan's
de Sloan's
Philip's
Sdies
Pinand’s
Pinand
Aureeons
Johnson & Johnson
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Pears
Ake Williams
Colgate
Williams
Mennen
O’donnell
Jimmy
Webster Eles
Fine
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Regglar
Se At
EL Credaro
Napoleons
Porto Rico
Perla Cubana
Porf
Porto Rio
F. Villar & CO
Lovera
Beau Arts
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van Bibber
Flexo Giants
Prince Puffs
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Tuxedo
Prince Albert Stag
Regalin
Regaler
Edgeworth
Ihe
Royal Bowlers
Krauss
Quint
Quaker City
A. C. B.A. Daicdai
Ccc Ee Totele
Fhompeon Ghickert
Terminal ¥. M. C. A
NEW
Oakland
Smith- Trew
THE
Postal Transfer Company
Witness
H. G. Seger
New York City
American Surety Company
Series Motor Company
J. Newell Welch
Dodge Brothers
R. P. Hull
Henry Schaffitt
M. Matthews
M. Howard
H. Matthews
Pollock Car Corporation
Glark Frost
WM. K. Nelson
LeRoy Livingston
J. Mel. Seabrook
Howard French & Co
Maryland
Cook & Stoddard Company
L. W. Hates
Florence D. McAuliffe
W. W. Hastinga
Fletcher Ortin
Hugh McKenzie
Dupont Garage
Ell~ Lafown Company
George P. Sacks
A. A. Chapin
J. E. Connelly
G. S. Merwin
G. Robertson
C. Mason
H. N. Golien
I. Durphy
J. Gannon
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H F. Morgan
C. G. Watson
J. Murgla
C. Passero
G. E. Guthrie
T. Page
R. Ball
J. J. Kinney
J. J. Connelly
J. Connelly
J. P. Moore
BE. Penny
T. F. Shea
C. McNamara
W. Baldrick
W. Deitwiler
A. Tierney
F. Driscoll
J. Dunford
J. F. Young
W. D. Bateman
F. W. Obert
J. Carry
T.anderson
A. Barrett
M. L. Ray
M. &. Buckley
J. Haviin
Mr. Hartman
M. G. Whitney
J. Brackett
C. CG. Daynard
J. M. Gannon
J. J. Ross
T. W. Barrett
O. Angevine
Fow. Bennett
Hamil
G. Moriarty
Ll. Stembock
H. Farceli
W. Keyes
G. P. Sacks
Washburn
O. G. Jacobi
E. A. Hardt
Electrical Vehicle Association of America
R. Bruce Emerson
J.J. Bartram
F. A. Kalas
J. J. Boobar
Tarminay Taxicab Company
Emerson & Orme
E. B. Tanner
Semmes Motor Company
W. M. Wallace
F. E. Margin
M. J. Hine
H. W. Stiness
Cowan
Hight
Miller Bros. Automobile and Supply House
Department Store
Washington Hotel
Penn
FISE
Goodyear
United States
L. E. Sullivan Tire
H St. N. W
Tel. M
ITAL
Pau “Ghiasudge, W
Kisselkar
Henderson-Rowe Auto CO
14Th St. N. W
Newport
Combs Motor Company
Vermont Ave
Tel
National Motor Vehicle Co
Ind
T. B. Rhodes
Quartermaster's
Aneumonia
Hars Memiing
Fifth Avenue
Memling
Maxwell
H. B. Leary, Jr
St. N. W
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