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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1912

Page

5

Fifth Wins At Polo Thrill At Potomac Park

Washington team loses to Fifth Field Artillery 73 to 4 in a hard fought polo final at Potomac Park. Capt Hennessy leads the Washington effort with bold drives amid a crowd of officials, diplomats, and army officers. Major Allen, Lieut Honeycutt, and Lieut Pennell star for Fort Sill. upcoming semifinal matches and revised parking charges outlined by Capt Lindgay.

Capt. Hennessy Washington Maj Allen Loeer Potomac Park United States Army Futh Field Artillery Fort Sill Oklahoma Hennesay Fane Fifth Field Artillery Col C. G Ami Mastington Mal Allen Tootera Posseasion Clay&s Lieut Honeycutt Ingtam Wirth Field Artillery M Rugh Arivea Wan Turing George T Langhorne Eleventh Cavalry They Browne Okahoma Neartllery Fort Suitine Churchill Lassiter Lieut Homayeuti Henneasy Honeycutt Hart Washington Line Lient Pennell Wathether Washington Territory Beore Fete Artillery Cant. Heanesay Fort SI Alien Keut. Pennell Fifth Fen Artillery Attery Capt Hennarsy Fort St Maj. Lassiter Lieut. Honeycutt Fifth Artillery Lieut. Greble Fifth Field l Artillery Sixth Field Artillery Temmé Hugh Legare Julian R. Lin Stimaon Winthrop Oliver Don Francisco J Peynade Dominican Republic d’Arénas de Lima Legation Portugal Leonard Wood C. G. Treat Dickman Dodds Ecore Allin Darrah Fifteenth Cavalry Band Frederick Hennessy Third Field Artillery Edwin St. J. Grebble H. T. Allen General Staff William Lassiter Staf Firth Field Artillery Francis. W. Honeycutt Beverly F. Browne Ideut. Pennell Marlborough Churchill Louis A. Beard Sint Joseph W. Ratttougn

Levy Declines Sale of Monticello as Public Access Fights On

Mrs. Martin W Littleton accuses Monticello owner Jefferson M Levy of desecration and safety risks, insisting the public must access Thomas Jeffersons grave. Levy,NY representative, resists selling Monticello despite public pressure and moral argument from House and Senate critics.

Jefferson M. Levy New York Monticello Thomas Jefferson Mra Martin W. Littleton Littleton Champign Virginia Mr. Levy America Westminster Abbey Mount Vernon Mrs. Littleton Senate Levy United States Democratic Party

Knights of Columbus outing plans athletic day for 6000

The executive committee of the Knights of Columbus at K of C Hall outlined preliminary plans for an August 18 outing at Marshall Hall expecting about 6,000 participants. A second meeting next Wednesday will finalize events, with races and throws among the activities. Committee members and organizers, including W J Weiet, Dr Joseph Mudd, and many others, will complete the programme in a few days.

Marshall Hall Knights of Columbia K. of C. Hell W. J. Weieet Joseph_a. Mudd W. P. Normalle C. W. Carr B.A. Curtain W. J. Mottis J. H. Robb J. K. Fitzgibbons J. E. Madigan C. EB. Macher W. D. Nolan W. J Collins T. J. Gateney EE. Werner A. J. Tholl L. Grady

Portner Widow Anna Walner Portner Dies at 80 in Virginia

Mrs Anna Walner Portner widow of Robert Portner founder of Portner Brewing Company and longtime Washington social figure died at 3:80 afternoon at Annaburg estate near Manassas Virginia. Survived by ten children and five daughters. Funeral at Manassas home Sunday officiated by Rev A G Pierce. Burial in family plot in Manassas Cemetery.

Anna Walner Portner Robert Porter The Portner Brewing Company Alexandria Washington Annebburg Manaasas New Hampshire Avenue Annaburg

Red Cross leader accuses Miss Barton in funds misused

Miss Mabel Boardman, president of the American National Red Cross, testified before the House public buildings and grounds committee that funds were mismanaged under former president Clara Barton. She urged a $90,000 appropriation for a Washington memorial building and criticized U S foreign aid during the Spanish war, noting Barton received contributions from Americans and questioning their disposition.

Mabel Boardman U. S American National Red Cross House Committee On Public Buildings Clara Barton Miss Boardman Red Cross Washington United States Spain International Red Cross Miss Barton

Panama minister accuses chauffeur over stolen auto

Senor Don Francisco Arias, Panama minister, says Paul B. Schweitzer, 19, took a high‑priced wiromobile from a garage at 170 Massachusetts Avenue without permission. Detectives Pratt and Howlett arrested Schweitzer at the First precinct and he was jailed. Schweitzer later claimed consent from Arias' son to take the car home for repairs.

Panama Logation Massachusetts Avenue Don Francisco Ariaa Panama Paul B. Schweitzer Schweitzer Pratt and Howlett Flrst

Annexation case in Alexandria set for fall hearing

City of Alexandria through its attorneys continues the annexation fight with Fairfax and Alexandria counties. Judge Gordon, designated by Gov Mann, to hear the case next fall after earlier ruling due to service issues. Lawyers from both sides outline testimony and map proofs as proceedings await resumed court actions.

Washington Port Bcread Etreet Alexandria Fairfax Counties Alexandria County Bennett T Gordon Nelson County Twentyaxinth Thas Mann Gordon Ttiahet Corporation Samuel P. Fisher Commonwealth Samuel Brent John M. Johnson Cormonwealth Crandal Mackey A. J. Montague Richmond BR. L. Montague Sam. Rhonwealth Vernon Ford Fairfax County Moors, Barbour, Keith & McCendiiah Fairfax Courthouse

District committee misses quorum amid excise bill push

The House District committee failed to meet yesterday with only three members present aside from Chairman Ben Johnson. The Hobson resolution to remove the excise bill from committee and consider it on the House floor was referred to rules without action.

Metaboera House District Committee Ben Johnson House Senate Johnson Hobson Exelaa Stubrely

Credit for Lion Photograph by Dr R W Shufeldt

The Post credits the photographer Dr R W Shufeldt for a lion photograph featured with a Sunday June 16 issue article about trophies won in Africa by Col Roosevelt. The image shows the first group of Roosevelt lions to be placed in the National Mugham and was copyrighted and published in the May issue of Gut Goor World.

Post Africa Col. Roosevelt Roosevelt R. W. Shufeldt

Mental breakdown prompts man to hospital transfer

In Baltimore telegraph worker Charles F. Burlingame 45 of Western Union was removed to Washington Asylum Hospital after a mental breakdown linked to Democratic convention overwork. He resided at 17 East Street southeast. Coroner Nevitt later certified death from congestion for Williams Fo Ti years found dead in bed at 2H Gest Die arene northwest. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 pm.

Baltimore Charles F. Burlingame Western Union Teletraph Company Fourteenth Streets Waahinikton Asylum Morhiha Eatredt Williams Wasturd Tle In-Lew Katharine Fx Nevitt Sours

J. G. Cross Promoted to Be Agent at Potomac Yards

J G Cross, previously head of accounting for the Washington Southern Railway at Potomac freight yards near the city, is named agent at that point to fill the vacancy caused by the death of E C Joyce several days ago. Grace Elizabeth Taylor Yerkes is granted a divorce from Arthur Watts Yerkes in Alexandria court on grounds of desertion.

Aureen Henry W. Elson Ohio Uni J. G. Cross G. Cross Washington Southern Railway Potomac E C. Joyce Alexandria Grace Elizabeth Taylor Yerkes Arthur Watts Yerkes

Eastern Star Outing at Great Falls Picnic Dinner

The Society of Matrons and Patrons of the Eastern Star with the 1912 grand matron and grand patron, their families, and members plan an afternoon picnic at Great Falls. Dinner will be served at 6 o clock instead of the planned basket lunch. Past Matron Clara I Hughes chairs the picnic and Past Patron Walter I Hagen chairs the dinner. Most attendees will depart the city by electric car at 2 time.

Ong Great Falls Eastern Star Clara I Hughes Walter I, Hagen

Southern Railway releases two descriptive booklets

The passenger traffic department of the Southern Railway issued two notable booklets. The Land of the Sky presents North Carolina scenery with handsome illustrations, while The Western North Carolina Section at a Glance serves as a directory of points in that area.

Trafic Department the Southern Railway Land of the Sky North Carolina

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