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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1916

Page

4

Fights Over Border Troops At Issue As Congress Awaits Report

War Department released a long report detailing mobilization and conditions of the National Guard along the border. secretary Baker prepared a congressionally responsive summary defending facilities and equipment, noting excellent camps and adequate supplies across multiple states and units.

War Department Tas Border du Alldeag Baker Congress Tay Tagn Tasker Bliss Sassar Stat Moss Texani Fort Sin FE Ray di

More Aid For Families Of Guardsmen In District

The Womens Relief Association of the District of Columbia elected new members including Miss Aerie Padetford and Gen and Mrs George Ho turr to aid relief work for guardsmen families in Orienton. Mrs Abe I Stuart said appeals for relief have shifted from unemployment to cases involving existing needs. The association notes few new cages and that the committee will continue matching contributions for militiamen in federal service.

Womens Relief Association Natonal Guard District of Columbia Iet Albert Ord Ordway Dstrict Missaerie Padetford Citizens Welfare Col William Harvey Reret Abe I Stuart Citizens Welfare Associaon

Women Auxiliary of the United States Forms

A new Women Auxiliary of the United States was organized yesterday after a luncheon for Mrs William E Harvey. Mrs Harvey, wife of General Harvey, was elected president as about 50 women joined to support national welfare efforts and align with the national organization.

National Auxiliary William E Harvey United S Tates Bas William E Harves Harvey Dts Mee Woo Orrar Diere Aes Witt Natona Harvey PH Aman Araan

Sun and Tide Table and Weather Summary of District of Columbia

Daily weather bulletin cites apm tides and high low readings with dawn to midnight temperatures. Forecasts from the Weather Bureau note generally cloudy conditions for Washington with showers possible later in the week and a north to northeast wind developing. Storm warnings show along the Atlantic coast from Hatteras to Boston while rainfall and sunshine percentages are recorded for the day in the Potomac region.

Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Colmbra Tesday Sada Marsland South Atlantic South Carolina East Gulf Staten Eutral Upper Lake Lower Lake Plains States Extrem Wikble East Gulf States Georgia Forida Win Ohio Valley Lake Region New England Middle Atlantic Hatteras Boston Baltimore

Hospital Train Deluxe for Army Medical Corps

Ten specially built Pullman hospital cars are ordered for the Army Medical Corps to enhance military medical transport. The deluxe cars will be equipped for urgent care and patient movement, expanding evacuation capabilities.

Army Medical Corpa

LICENSED TO MARRY ARAVA VAN ARTE Y ATO ARS

A fragmentary notice records marriages involving Arava van arte y ato ars tee 5 and Masset at a Baltimore area venue. The Rev Ht eee fig Bag appears as a listed officiant along with a sequence of other names including Annie Z Gal and Margaret F. The text is garbled but indicates multiple linked marriage entries or notices with dates around February and March at various places in Maryland and Washington D.C. area parishes or churches. The reader should note the presence of Rev J his mi aa tot and Rev F in the listing alongside names like Shanahan 26 and Postoa Va. The exact dates and locations remain unreadable.

Arava van Carnahan Shanahan Paris Siler Sprug Gorn Baltimere Necessa

Divorce and lawsuits flood Washington courts in 1915 era

The District Supreme Court heard an absolute divorce granted to Sarah Hirsh from Alfred Hirsh with alimony and costs. Jeannette Lashhorn seeks an injunction against C W Simpson Company to end rent collection at the Binney apartment house after ownership change. Multiple personal injury and maintenance cases were filed against the Knights of Pythias Hall Association, the Washington Terminal Company, and others, with sums sought up to ten thousand dollars. The new city commissioner oath ceremony for Newmar began, and missing person Ralph Gilliland prompted renewed search efforts. rail rate investigations and military training events at Winthrop followed, with officials and dignitaries listed among attendees.

C W Simpson Company Inc William Henry Kreuter Sons of Jonadab Pythian Temple District Supreme Court Knights of Pythias Hall Association J D Williams J M. Proctor W L Townsend

Police News Notes on Property Thefts and Casualties

Police notes recount numerous property losses including watches jewelry and bicycles from various owners on streets such as Eleventh Street Southwest Flagler Place Northwest and New York Avenue. Several pedestrians and cyclists were hurt in accidents with motor vehicles, one boy died from injuries. Victims include Floyd Smick Thomas OConnor Philip Sager Stephen Todhunter and Earnhardt Bros Spindler. A man hospitalized after a heat illness and several others treated at emergency facilities are listed with locations and ages.

Repute Eleventh Street Arcid John Legwin Flagler Place Northwest Edward Foreman Louisiana Union Playior Latya Novalun Biven Floyd Smick Brentwood Read Earnhardt Bros & Spindler H Street Thomas Oconnor Fourth Street Phillips & Sager New York Avenue Stephen Todhunter Sixteenth Street War State and Navy Frederick Zidisaier Ninth Street

Sunshades for Police Amid Mayor Rift and Badge Dispute

Alexandria police board votes to buy sunshades for officers, while Chief Goods fails to receive badges for the commissioners from Mayor Fisher. Secretary Shinn to issue four duplicate badges. Evangelistic canvass plans for Gypsy Smith services underway, with 21 districts and 4398 white families targeted. Probate notes record Lucy Daingerfield Knox will leaving $1000 to son Robert F Knox Jr, rest to three children. Fire department delegates prepare to attend statewide convention. revival events set for old fair grounds on upper King Street.

Fashington Post Bureau King Street Alexandria Robert L. Knight Board of Police Commissioners Police Shinn Fisher George H Schwarzmann Gypsy Smith Jr Hafidon Heights Hiake Frank Lucas Elmer Thomson S$ Risdon W Pitts D Brown C Browner Frank Johnston Lawrence Fawcett M Simpson Robert H Cox Ebham & W Deton John Herndon S B Williams J Oh Trimver Frank Glasgow Pierpoint N & Greenaway Arthur Lloyd G K Bender W Keys T M Ervin Old Fairgrounds Upper King Street George B Kennedy Lucy Daingerfield Knox Robert F Knox Jr Robert F Kdox Harnett Reid Philip Mocrknox

Militia Seeks 88 Men as Camp Ordway Recruits Grow

Camp Ordway officials report eighteen more enlistments and thirteen sworn in yesterday as they push to fill the Third Regiment to war strength. Pay is $15 monthly, about $50 with benefits. open-air life and training are emphasized. Soft jobs at headquarters and rapid drill keep morale high despite enlistment lags.

Luang Wen Camp Ordway Fullam Navy Ilfe Ham Bisbee General Headquarters

Drowned man Carl Gilbert reported at Tidal Basin swimming

Editor cites correction of morning report on Carl Gilbert who drowned at the Tidal Basin on July 18 after entering the water with two companions at 5 45 pm They searched the basin, found no cry, and entered the boathouse to locate him The float drew many swimmers and spectators but no lifeguard was present.

Carl Gilbert Gilbert Gilbert S Jocker Young Mans Smith Lankford Francis Warren

Reliance to Send 30 Men and Local Corporate Elections

J Ltd Douglas representative vice president lists alternates Warren Zimm erman F B Howard G Frederick Birrell James H McGowan and Frank Chileotte. The Columbia and truck companies will meet soon to elect delegates. In Pompeii Company Inc case Antonia Zucca agalin receivers appointed William B Claggett and Keith Carlin. Funeral for James Aylmer at St Marys Catholic Church. Alexandria Council No 5 Order of Fraternal Americans held annual excursion to Colonial Beach.

J Ltd Douglas Warren Zimmerman Howard G Frederick Birrell James H McGowan Frank Chileotte Reliance Company Harrisonbure Columbia Antonia Zucca Agalin Pompeii Company Inc William B Claggett Keith Carlin Charles W Claggett J K M Norton James Aylmer St Marys Catholic Church St Marys Cemetery Colonial Beach Alexandria Council No 5 Order of Fraternal

Births Reported in Local Area

Birth notices list numerous newborns with parents and godparents, naming families such as C and Margaret Ypsilian, Frank and Rone Marr, Tudelph and Marie Ingwersen, and James M with Berle Lekser. The fragmentary notice includes several girls and boys, reflecting a spate of recent additions to households.

Margaret Frorge H Mabel Mo Roland Frank Rone Marr Petrone Wade Ho Paida Haynen Janvier Catherine Lindeau Tudelph Marie J Ingwersen Prevost Birt Francia J Mildred Foifaeke Estelle Creenhain Angelo End Flizabeth Teo Eteppe Tather Lo Berle Lekser James M Ieein Marie Parker Pantel Cy Freddie Lares Sowie

Deaths Reported Incomplete Obituary List At City Hospital

Fragmented death notices mention Laura P Cohey aged seven, Charles E Lindon two, several other children and adults with hospital affiliations. Incomplete data includes names, ages, and locations such as St Elizabeth Hospital and 607 4th St NW.

Laura P Cohey Kearney Atte Charles E Lindon Childrens Hospital Cart Citbert Grare Jobe Sullivan St Elizabeth Toile Seigel Charles T Wongate Ann Sophie Reig

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