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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
16
A health pamphlet touts Calotabs as a purifying liver medicine free from nauseating side effects. It promises relief from constipation and better digestion, urging readers to ask for genuine Calotabs in sealed packages. The price is thirty five cents with a refund if unsatisfied.
In New York a June steeplechase at Aqueduct saw Kingstown Pier win as Reddegt, the favorite, faded to third behind Fair Mac. The field included notable horses like Light Wine and Romany with a large purse and long odds, as racing coverage notes a steady procession and strong performances across multiple races.
In the District junior and boys tennis championships at Dumbarton Club, top seed Shoemaker was upset in the second round by Haas. Juniors see no upsets. doubles begin today after draws by Cecil Dowd.
Amid Inter Allied Games at Pershing Stadium in France, the American team lowered the 900-meter relay mark from 1 33 1 5 to 1 30 4 5 with W Paddock of Pasadena driving a 3 meter first lap lead. Edward Teschner of Lawrence Mass. anchored as Canada took second and Australia third while the U S swept the medals. Also, Lieut Joseph Higgins won discus at 40883 meters with Byrd and Duncan 2nd and 3rd. Johnston defeated Roberts in Pacific coast tennis final 6-2 6-4 6-2. Wimbledon results noted as well with Garland beating Thomas 6-4 6-0 6-1.
Paris June 30 The treaty signed by Poland with the Entente powers and the United States was released. Poland agrees to protect minorities from discrimination assumes its share of the Russian debt to be assigned by the interallied commission and will support international postal railway telegraph and other conventions to establish a national standing.
Irish-American delegates in Paris accuse Britain of bombarding Irish towns from airplanes and murdering women and children. They also accuse Britain of issuing frequent orders of banishment and ask for the appointment of a special investigation commission.
Children roamed the trimmed lawn in front of the Mun pigat building last night under special permission from Mrs Sume Root Rhodes to rehearse Fourth of July pageant dances. With Gallinger playground closed downtown kids sought space and drew a crowd as playground staff supervised. The Senate office building court lawn has also been opened to children on Saturdays.
Munich reports Prince George of Bavaria born April 2, 1886 in Munich entered a Jesuit institution at Tunusbruck after marriage to Archduchess Isebel of Austria on February 16, 1912 was declared null by Bavaria's supreme court January 17, 1913 with later annulment decreed in Vienna.
In western Costa Rica rebels retreat to the Conventillo ranch near the Nicaraguan border after skirmishes with government forces. No major movements reported. La Crug abandoned to regroup. Former Roumania premier Pierre Carp dies at 82 in Jassy after resigning in 1912. Steamer service tweaks due to repairs. July 4 trips planned. Picnics scheduled at Great Falls Park by local churches this week.
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