Blair Reelected President as Board Reorganizes
Franklin School hosts a brief session where reorganization proceeds unanimous Blair re elected president and Daniel as vice president. Moten case deferred to September to preserve employment, nurses gain one month vacation, Rhodes Kern and Peyton sworn in, Peyton named to succeed Mareghall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Kern
Fountain Peyton
Board of Education
Franklin
Lucy B. Moten
Miner Normal School
Bruce
Thurston
Henry P. Blair
Blair
Dr. Moten
Ernest H. Daniel
Moten
Daniel
Susie Root Rhodes
Edith Kingman Kern
Peyton
Supreme Court of the District
Charles W Mareghall
R. O. Wilmerth
John B. Larner
Marshall
Aia
District Court News Divorces and Navy Suit Filed
Virginia Dot Gregory gains absolute divorce from Matthew Gregory with resumption of maiden name Virginia Dot Balder son. May Holmes Cooley sues Edward Cooley for absolute divorce alleging misconduct. Washington marriage 1910, one daughter. Sadaske Fujita, wardroom steward on US Dolphin, seeks absolute divorce from Zelda Fujita with corespondent named. Navy service 24 years. wife deserted with their son. War Department offers $50 rewards for desertion arrests of Fred Foster and Douglas M. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Dot Gregory
Matthew David Gregory
Justice Stafford
Virginia Dot Balderson
EL L. Gles
Wits
May Holmes Cooley
District Supreme Court
Edward I. Cooley
Alvin L. Newmyer
Washington
Sadaske Fujita
U. S. Dolphin
Zelda Fujita
Navy
R. F. Downing
G. A. Berry
War Department
Fred Foster
Fort Myer
Douglas M. Thomas
Descarter
Fort Hunt
City News in Brief Highlights Tour and Local Notices
Dr W Robert Perkins begins a West and Hawaii tour including Grand Canyon San Diego and Panama Pacific exposion then Honolulu returning to Washington around August 13. Public Library closes July 4 6 with additional Sunday closings near holidays. National Negro Business League meeting 8pm at colored Y M C A hearing Charles H Moore on commercial opportunities. Pocahontas Society notes debt for Jamestown statue at 2300 and display of letters by John Rolfe. Church of the Advent rector honored with California trip gift. Bishop Harding and Maj. Gen. Wood letters read. Mott thanked for twenty years service. Washington Emergency Home for Children July meeting at Octavis hosted by Marian Murphy. Iowa Avenue M E Church street carnival on Delafield Place. Parker resigns from geological survey to join coal interests. McCaskey to succeed. Post Office cuts in force likely after July 15. Seventh Street Northwest street light installation to begin in about 10 days. Internal Revenue collecting district reports 67000 tax payment the largest individual tax in Maryland Delaware DC and part of Virginia. corporations paid 100000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Robert Perkins
City
West
Hawaiian Islands
Grand Canyon
Honolulu
Washington
Church of the Advent
Edw. M. Mott
California
Mott
Harding
Union of Churches In
Bloomingdale
Army and Navy Changes of the Day at Forts and Stations
Army officers receive leaves from duty and new assignments. Col Joseph P O Neill and Captains Henry C Smither Thomas C Musgrave Charles A Eaton move on leaves or reassignment. Officers detailed to enter Army Staff College at Fort Leavenworth include Maj William A Mitchell Capt Ralph T Ward and others. Several captains relocate for construction, inspection, or aviation duties while some transfers and retirements are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph P. O'Neil
Thirtieth Infantry
Henry C .Smither
General Staff
Thomas C. Musgrave
Seventeenth Infantry
Charles A. Eaton
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Army Staff College
William A. Mitchell
Corps of Engineers
Ralph T. Ward
Tupes
First Infantry
Louis M. Nottman
Fourth Infantry
Roscoe H. Hearn
Ninth Infantry
George A. Herbst
Fourteenth Infantry
Robert J. Maxey
Eighteenth Infantry
Joseph W. Albachman, Jr
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Henry G. Clement, Jr
Lewis E. Goodier, Jr
Signal Corps
William FE. Hunt
Quartermaster Corps
Quartermaster General of
Army
Fort Biss
Tex
William Elliott
Morgan J. Brett
Ordnance
Thin City
Watervilet
Avacual
Ordnance Department
Robert E Wood
Twelfth Cavalry
William J. Lutz
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Fort Spelling
Miam
Harry FB. Jordan
Fort Sill
Oklo
Aelq
Fifth Artillery
Douglas
Aris
Sixth Field Artillery
George PF. Gill
United States
John F. Curry
Fifth Infantry
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Frank W. Snow
Medical Reserve Corps
Army Medical School
Harry D. Offot
Naval Orders Inform Detachments and Ship Movements
Navy orders detail detachments to Newport Pensacola Pensacola and Mahias for various officers and stations. Several lieutenants and ensigns reassigned to naval aeronautic stations Prairie Kaneas San Francisco Pensacola. Multiple ships sail for Newport Boston Norfolk and other ports. Some officers moved to retired list and drills, with provisions for trips to Philippines postponed.
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Naval Aeronautic Station
Pensacola
Fla
R. P. Myers
Minnesota
Winslow
W. M. Corry, Jr
Kansas
Naval Aero Station
Pensacula
H. W. Schofield
Jupiter
Naval Aeronautication
J. P. Norfleet
New Hampshire
R. P. Schlabach
Western District
Munhall
Navy Yard
Fortymouth
N. H
Hubert Henry
United States of the World Advocated by Peace Proponents
George H Bribley outlined a plan for a world peace via a United States of the World with an international arbitration board elected by the people. Washington Peace Committee members elected Henry D Gordon as president and formed a new branch of the Peace League of the World. Speakers urged a federal style world government with recallable representatives and mass publicity to educate the public on foreign policy changes. Shibley predicted the United States would lead the move toward this system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Arbitration Board
H. D. Gordon
Washington
Peace League of the World
Organization
United States
George H. Bribley
Washington Peace Committee
Henry D. Gordon
W. S. Maloney
Mr. Hannan
Sess
W. W. Baker
League
Shibley
Germany
Austria
Er. Shibley
Militia Officers Banquet Marks District Guard Farewell
The Second Regiment Officers Association of the District National Guard held a farewell dinner at the Ebbit last evening honoring retiring officers. Brig. Gen. William E Harvey spoke on the regiment’s work since the Spanish American War and on District militia reorganization. Col. Anton Stephan acted as toastmaster with Majors Summers Walker and Sayer also speaking. numerous captains and lieutenants attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers’ Association
District National Guard
Ebbitt
William E Harvay
Col
Anton Stephan
Alex Summers
T. V. Walker
Maj. V Sayer
E H. Brian
T P Heap
R Alderman
John E Brooks
John C Rooney
Clarence N. Walker
Lucien N. Ernest
Claude Burlingame
F. E Sharpless
H E Klotz
Wiliam H. Beckstein
C L Adams
H C. Harnshaw
R. W. Hannedmann
F. B .Chlosser
J. E Eldridge
F. C. Hall
J. C Sweeney
Cc. D. Sniffen
W. H. Dent
P E. Shomette
J. C. Oliff
P. L. Baldwin
H. H. Gallet
J. R. McKey
F. C Martin
C. M. Reich
J. Mainhall
W B. White
Cc. B Hamilton
Births Reported In Local Families
Louis and Mary Rosenberg welcome a girl. Barton and Alice Ewers announce a daughter. Wolf and Vera Sieger have a boy William A. and Anna A. Mills record a boy. Emilio and Ceodelinda Palumbe greet a boy. Robert and Maet Crawford announce a boy. Sherman and Ella Barber reveal a boy. Edward and Carrie Jackson report a girl. Dame and Me Frazier welcome a boy. John and Viola Coleman report a girl Charlee D. and Lora Minor a girl. Roy and Jane Cave announce a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Mary Rosenberg
Barton
Alice Ewers
Wolf
Vera Sieger
William A
Anna A. Mills
Emilio
Ceodelinda Palumbe
Robert
Maet Crawford
Sherman
Ella Barber
Edward
Carrie Jackson
Dame
Me Frazier
John
Viola Coleman
Charlee D
Lora Minor
Roy
Jane Cave
Licensed to Wed in Virginia and New Jersey
The notice lists marriages including Daniel W. Johnson 28 of Charlottesville Va and Collier M Bennett Qt of Manassas Va with Rev Hugh T Stevenson Ezra Morgan 28 of Bridgeton N J and Edith E Haag 22 of Camden N J. Also Rev Hugh T Stevenson joined with Jac le Calviree 38 and Sylvia Gentile 36 with Rev Howard II Downs assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Johnson
Charlottesville
Collier M. Bennett
Manassas
Hugh T. Stevenson
Esra
Morgan
Bridgeton
N. J
Edith E. Haag
Camden
Deaths Reported In City Hospitals And Homes
A list of deceased individuals with ages and last known addresses or institutions appears, including Kesta Baker 86 at 1246 Walden and Emma Harder 66 at 59 BR Ave NW, with others aged from 22 to 101 at facilities such as Gallinger Hospital Freedman’s Hospital Washington Asylum Hospital and Tuberculosis Hospital. Names include Henry Rafferty 40, Laura Whitley 40, Polly Posker 101, James Wightman 77, Erwin Brinco 25, Floyd Thomas 28, and Robert Banke 86, among others, reflecting a city-wide roll of deaths and associated institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kesta Df Baker
Elena Walden
Columbia Road
Henry Rafferty
Gort
Hospital Insane
Emma CG. Harder
BR. I
Ave
James W Wightman
Willard St
Khatie Weitzel
Washington Asylum
Arthur McCauley
Laura V. Whitley
Govt Hospital
Tulane
Polly Posker
18Th St
Morria Road
Erwin Brinco
Freedman's Hospital
Barab Keith
Madison Court
Floyd Thomas
Gallinger Hospital
Robert Banke
Polly Calloway
William Jones
Tuberculosis Hospital
May Jackson
Addie Woodland
Tuberculosis
City Bulletin Shop Listings and Cleaning Services
A muted local listing shows discounted groceries with varied prices for lemons potatoes rice peaches beans and canned goods. It also advertises carpet cleaning and storage by Conger’s Cleaning Plant with a contact number, plus dry cleaning and wearables service heritage dating to 1888 and Chaplin street mention in Virginia.
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Standard Oil Company
Charleston
Studebaker
Emerson & Orme
H St. N. W
Tel. Main
Saito
Fourteenth and
N Streeta Northwest
Harmony Marks Board
District Court News
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Alwington
Ian Ee Ne
Standard
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Remington
Royal Standards Monarchs
SMITH
Olivers
Wholesale Typewriter Distributing Co
Riggs Building
City News
Thebrary 3
National Negro Business League
Colored Y. M. GC
Charles H. Moore
Greensboro
N. C
Pocahontas Society
Bellevue
Jamestown Island
John Rolfe
Pocahontas
Aid
The
Washington Emergency Home For Children
Octavis
Marian Murphy
Patrick Murphy
St. Michael and All Angela’ Church
Iowa Avenue M. E. Church
Delafield Place
Fourteenth
Georgia Avenue
E. W. Parker
Division of Mineral Resources
Geological Survey
Wilkes-Barre
Parkeris
H. D. McCaskey
Post Office Department
About
Efficiency Rating Board
Seventh Street
New York Avenue
Q Street
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Nevitt
A. Brown
Freedmen’s Hospital
Brown
Seventh Street Northwest
Laurence Larty
Fourteenth Street
Fifteenth
Wisconsin Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Georgetown University Hospital
E. R. Keleher
Eleventh Street
John Handy
Fifteenth Street
J Connolly
Southern Railway
McChester
First Street
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Mary Ray
Thomas Parker
Girard Street
Eighth Street
H. Schneider
Congress Heights
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Sheridan
Sumner
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William Hill
Fairmont Streets
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Marie M. Sullivan
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City Bulletins
Star of the East
Randall's
Ms Pa. Ave
J. T. D. Pyles
Conger
Chas
Chaplin Daily
Virginia
Post
Creelman
Andrew B. Graham Co
E.washington, D. C
Westinghouse
Carholl Electric Co
N. W. Tel
Kin-Po
Ashington
L Street Northwest
Hodges
Star Building
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
N.C
T. de Witt Talmage
James M. Pittard
Cedar Grove
Sikce
Greenaborag
Cre
Keeley
Institute
Anest Aatcher
Berman’s
F Street