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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1913

Page

8

Millionaire's Wife Polo Rumor Shifts Lineup for Saturday

The Polo Association announced L. E. Stoddard will start at No. 1 for the Americans, with Waterbury staying at No. 2 after his brother shifts. The English squad fields Capt. Cheape with F. M. Freake in the lineup, aiming to rebound after an 8 to 5 loss.

Capt. Edwards F. M. Freake Britona New York The Polo Association L. E. Stoddard Montr Waterbury Larry Waterbury Stoddard No. L Association Harry Payne Whitney Devereux Milburn Cheape Capt Edwards Lord Wodehouse Henry C. Phipps John Willard D. Straight Rene la Montague Rilson Capt. Lockett Carleton Burke W. G. Loew Thomas Leboutillier Howard Phipps

Mrs Housman Back Home After Exhibiting Resolve

New York June 12 Mrs Olga M Housman returned to her Brooklyn mother’s home smiling and explained she left two weeks earlier because she was tired of living as she described. She said she traveled to Far Rockaway crafted a makeshift raft from a torn skirt and oar and rented a job in a millinery shop. She stated she would continue working and that police would not be looking for her due to her mother’s illness.

New York Olga M. Housman Brooklyn Sheepshead Bay Far Rockaway

Death notices from a 1913 Washington area page

Obituaries list multiple deaths with limited details including names Charles Laurens, Salome Lundy, Frederick A. Mayy, Mary A. Johnson, Rosina Teneo, and others. Notices mention families, residence addresses in Washington DC, Baltimore and Richmond, hospital or church services, and interment locations such as Rock Creek Cemetery and Glenwood Cemetery. Several entries indicate funeral dates in June 1913 and requests for copies by Louisville and St. Louis papers.

Carute Enry C Jane D. Caruth Tee's Chapel Louisville St. Louis Teneo St. Vincent's Infant Asylum Baltimore Rosina Angela Grace Ignazio Rock Creek Cemetery Frederick City Laurens Sibley Hospital HES_TER GILES Charles and Grace Carrington Laurena Riggs Place City Wood Richmond Frederick A Fannie A. Miller Georgia Avenue Church of the Nativity Brightwood Mount Olivet Cemetery Ryan Clifton Street Spences Providence Hospital F. A. Spencer O. P St. Dominic's Church Bowles Holy Trinity Church Collington

Munyon Sues Third Wife Over Cocktail Strains

Philadelphia June 12. James M Munyon the millionaire patent medicine maker sues his third wife Pauine Neff Munyon for divorce. Official grounds not released but reports say Prof Munyon accuses his wife of an overfondness for cocktails. Public quarrels reportedly centered on her fondness for the drink.

Philadelphia James .M.munyon Pauine Neff Munyon Munyon

Moros in Jolo fort fall to American forces at Bagsag

Brig. Gen. Pershing leads a large force including infantry scouts cavalry and artillery to take the Moros stronghold at Bagsag on Jolo island. Casualties are reported as several killed and twelve wounded among U S troops. operations aim to disarm all Moros and restore peace in the region. Meanwhile a separate street assault ends with Patrolman Lambert using a pistol to subdue a violent attacker after a woman is assaulted near Gordon Avenue. The suspect is detained after a struggle and transported to Casualty Hospital.

Manila Jolo Bagsag Company M Eighth United States Infantry Fifty First Edwin H. Rackley John J. Pershing Department of Wood Bell Philippines Pershing War Department Zamboanxa Lambert

Roosevelt Considers Argentina Trip This Fall

New York June 1. Col Roosevelt's private secretary confirmed plans for a trip to Argentina but said details are not settled. Present plans call for departure this fall.

New York Roosevelt Argentina

Russian arbitration accepted by Balkan allies discussed

London reports official confirmation is pending but diplomatic circles believe Russia arbitration is accepted. Bulgaria seeks immediate arbitration and opposes a four-premiers meeting that could delay resolution. Saloniki dispatch notes a delayed Telegraph report of Bulgars versus Serbs fighting at the junction of their lines, with Bulgarian attacks repulsed but continued skirmishing.

London Bulgaria Guechoft Saloniki Daily Telegraph

Wilsons Tax Stand: Not Seriously Considered By President

President Wilson made clear in a semiweekly interview that McReynolds' floated graduated tobacco excise tax was only a casual suggestion. He rejected talk of a break with the attorney general as ridiculous and said he discussed the idea briefly without endorsing it. The piece notes relations with McReynolds, Senate discussions, and ongoing talks with Bishop Brent and others, including potential diplomatic posts for Nicholson and Birch, with McIlhenny named president of the civil service commission.

White House Bishop Brent McReynolds MecReynolds Wilson Simmons Finance Comittee Hawaii Chamberlain Capitol Senate Territories Committee C H. Brent Episcopal Philippine Islands Brent Philippine Portugal Meredith Nicholson Indiana Nicholleon New Jersey Persia Bryan John A. McIlhenny Civil ‘Service Commission

Spanish War Veterans elect officers at DC convention

The fourteenth annual Spanish War Veterans convention met at Hagler Hall in Washington. Elected officers include Jere A. Costello as department commander for a second term, Henry G. Wilson senior vice commander, Col. Charles A. Williams quartermaster, John F. Cassidy junior vice commander, and other posts. Delegates to the Buffalo national convention were H. B. Coulter, J. J. Harvey, Sigmund Dirnfeld, and T. A. Green. Costello received a solid silver service from delegates after reelection.

The Henry L. Hulbert John Lewis Smith United States District -Attorneyy Samuel J. Hannan William A “Dowling Department Buffalo H. B. Coulter J. J. Harvey Sigmund Dirnfeld T. A. Green Jere A. Coatella

Licensed to Marry Names Pairings in Virginia and D.C.

A list of marrying couples is recorded with ages and hometowns across Virginia Washington D C and neighboring states. Names include Raymond A Mowry Hazsie M Lovegrove John Herbert Hausenflucker Elsie E Click William Goudie Hulda Swedberg Felice Jannucci Rosario Yorto Ignatus Fealy Gilbert Grove Jessie Long John T Thompson Grace A Smith Pat Emile Dahm Miriam Tp Wattenberg Clarence H Line Annie G Favelson Edward M For Nellie B Head Sebastian George Mary Egloff Jaturs M McTwiggas Lillian R Van Steklen and others with various clerical notes The Rev appears in many entries.

Raymond A.mowry Fishersville Hazsie M. Lovegrove Raphine John Herbert Hausenflucker Grendale Elsie E. Click Washington, D. C John A. Garber William Goudie Hulda Swedberg Dunlap Gilbert Grove Jessie Long Meoeiehare W. Va William T. Rus Ber John T. Thompson Clifton, Va Grace A. Smith Purcellville G. A. Miller Pat Emile Dahm Madison, Wis Miriam Tp. Wattenberg Donald C. MacLeod Clarence H. Line Monongah W. Va Annie G. Favelson G. Silverstone Edward M. For King William County Nellie B. Head Albemarle County B.D. Gaw Edward L. Comm Edich A. Stowe Baltimore J. H. Nelme Sebastian George Mary Egloff N. Schroeder Frederick H. Anderson Elizabeth A. Collin E. J. Connelly Jaturs M. McTwiggas Lillian R. van Steklen Brooklyn W. A. Boone, Jr

Flag Day Observed Districtwide Historical Emblems

Flag Day was observed across the District with Betsey Ross emblem retellings. Daughters of the American Revolution urged proper observance in schools. Western, Central, McKinley and suburban schools held chapel services and outdoor events with prizes and performances highlighting patriotism.

Betsey Ross William Cumming Story The Daughters of the American Revolution Asl Central Business McKinley Manual Training High Western Arlyne Baker Helen Hough Enid Sima Marian Bavison James Holmes Martha Waring Dorothy Finckel Harriett Miller Louise Dann John Whelchel Ruth Parker Julia Trene Daniel Hugh Sturgis Lee Warren Margaret Granger Creswell Micou George B. Roberts Adams Brewer Harry Hough Harry “Jones Li. Nicholeson Philip Pepper Walter Coxon Paul Cathcart Stevens Bradley Clarence Donovan Fred Lehmann H. Leetch Claude Roberts Company L William Brooks Marcell Conway Women's Christian Temperance Union Robert Elgin Blanford Jennings Hilton School Stanton Square Columbia Freedom Uncie Sam Philadelphia

Recruits for Belmont Park Public Park Committee Formed

Two hundred prominent citizens named to the Belmont estate public park general committee after an executive session at Fairmont Seminary. Attendees included Judge C. S. Bundy W. V. Cox Arthur Romney D. J. Fallahan and Arthur Moses. The panel aims to value the property at 10000 with 2500 already subscribed and hopes to raise the rest next week. The panel urges grounds be kept orderly and open to the public for twelve months at the committee's expense.

Belmont Executive Committee Fairmont Seminary C. 8. Bundy W. V. Cox Pr. Arthur Romney D. J. Fallahan Arthur Moses

Rushed New York marriage ends in divorce for Haslett

William Haslett president of Spearmint Gum Co wins an interlocutory divorce from Eva Douglas Haslett in Long Island City court. Evidence showed Haslett and Eva married February 2 after meeting in a Manhattan hotel and later confronted by a supposed Mrs Douglas in room 216 at the Eldron Hotel in New Jersey. Witnesses testified to the alleged intrusion and misconduct as part of the case.

New York William Haslett Spearmint Chewing Gum Company Eva Douglas Haslett Joan Crane Supreme ‘Court Long Island City Broadway Haslett Eldron Fildron N. J Roacoe Peck Eva Douglas Manhattan Miss Douglas Washington Max Burr Harry Pringle Hidron

Diplomas Awarded at Georgetown Hospital Training School

Commencement day exercises at Gaston Hall Georgetown University yesterday awarded diplomas and medals to five members of the class of 1913. The graduates were Miss Lulu McDonough of Virginia, Miss Katherine C. Glancy of the District of Columbia, Miss Marguerite H. Hines of West Virginia, Miss Cleopatra C. Hayden of Maryland, and Miss Mary E. Noone of West Virginia.

Georgetown University Hospital Gaston Hall Georgetown University Lulu McDonough Virginia Katherine C. Glancy District of Columbia Marguerite H. Hines West Virginia Cleopatra C. Hayden Maryland Mary E. Noone

Astonishing Values in A V Grimes Piano Stock Sale

Astonishing values in the great sale of A V Grimes piano stock offer up to standard make pianos guaranteed and perfect for 125 140 and up. Player pianos of latest models retailing 650 to 750 priced as low as 450. 88 note player pianos slightly used priced as low as 250 and even 200. Public has first pick before dealers. Easy terms offered.

A.V. Grimes

Daughter's case shocks New York magistrate in cruelty ruling

Mrs Jennie Forman of West Twenty seventh street is held without bail for sentence on charges of extreme cruelty to her 16 year old daughter Ida. The magistrate called the case one of the worst he has heard and ordered a further inquiry into Ida’s parentage amid claims Ida may not be Forman’s child and reports of repeated bite marks and severe abuse.

New York Jefferson Market Court Jennie Forman West Twenty-seventh Street Ida Meine Bo Mr. Dickinson Forman Mortimer H. Menken Menken Barnett Nouse

Pittsburgh Club Barns Burn In Childrens Day Fire

At the Pittsburgh Country Club fire destroyed the big building during children’s day exercises. Losses reached about 275000 dollars. Mayor William A. Magee Judge James B. Drew and County Treasurer Frank Harris helped form a bucket brigade to fight the blaze and save 200 children from the structure.

Pittsburgh Club Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Country Club Willam A. Magee James B. Drew Frank Harris

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L. BE. Stoddard Freake Mrs. Housman White Bay Geo P. Zorhorst East Capitol Street Chas. S. Zorhorst Mer J. WM. Lee Penneylvenia Avenue Pela Aceon S. Sergeon Thos M. Hindle WM. H. Sardo & CO Modern Chapel W.R. Pumphrey & Son Ax Embalmers Rockville Frank Geier’s Sons Saventh ST North Sax Speare Frank A. Spear Mazagar Eraiely Gies Pauline Neff Munyon Brom Nith Lambért Gordon-avenue Gordon ‘Avenue Ransom Williams T. R Pennsylvania To-Kalon Go., Inc F St WAR Veterans Mazer City Belmont Park Georgetown W. F. Frederick Piano CO R. Harris & CO Mirs R. S. Kellogg America Kellogg Woman's Suffrage Association Chamber of Commerce M. H. Harda Ing Colorado G. R. Woods George B. Lang Thomas Dow Bae Millbrook Texas Bermuda OLD Dutch Market, Inc Are. N Ste. N N. W St. NW Georgia Ave IMS W. W Biia
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