Mount Pleasant Day of Sport Brings DC Community Together
Commissioner Brownlow promotes public spirit at Mount Pleasant Al Fresco Pleasantry play day in Rock Creek park featuring a Mount Pleasant Athletic Club team and Boy Scout Troop 61. Events include tugs of war races potato races and a baseball game won 10 to 6. Awards include a signed baseball by Wal_ Johnson and Clark Griffith.
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Brownlow
Boy Scouts
Iusic
Mount Starvant
Cantey
Rock Creek Park
Sfatr
Mount Pleasant
Stowries
District of Columbia
Alomiasoner Lous
Maj Kutz
Eneiverr Camhnastoner
James M Proctor
Tod
Mount Pleasantferris Association
Suvrapetia
Sloane Imewsant
Irtey
Waltt Johnson
Clark Griffith
CW Schaefer
Ty E Cook
D F O'Neil
Sam
Trade Boosters Itinerary Aims Washington Trip Boost
The Retail Merchants Association will discuss increased membership and a coordinated Washington trip at tomorrows meeting. A committee will report participation, and reservations are due by 8 pm tomorrow. The tour lists many towns and includes arrangements for utilities contracts and comfort en route.
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Washington
Pb Moeting
Retail Merrchants' Association
Roomea
Star Bullaluge
Samue
Virginia
Marvin
R. P. Andoansa
Ae New Andrews
Lansley
McLean
Jason's Croas
Colvin Bun
Draneaville
Leesburg
Clarks Gap
R. P. Andrews
Hfe Martin
Miracles J Columbus
Joseph Berberich
Joseph M. Stoddard
F. W. Kullan
W OW. Griffith
J. Philip Herrmann
Julius Lansburgh
Henry Lana~oureh
John Newhold
Claude E. Miller
Ce C Stevens
Lewis M. Thayer
George Topham
Sidney West
John C. Pretwedter
District Court News Highlights From City Supreme Court
Chief Justice Covington sentenced William Poland to life for second degree murder in Twin City last July. Eugenis Kittredge’s divorce suit was dismissed as parties agreed. George Sanselo, convicted of assault to commit rape, received ten years. A probate suit seeks guidance on James McDonald estate including annuities and widow’s rights. Walter Rawson got ten years for assault on a six year old. James Taylor jailed fourteen years for manslaughter. Federal reserve weekly report shows over $13,000 in cash reserves and 3.7% gold reserves. municipal paper down about $8 million.
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Covington
District Supreme Court
William Poland
Lfe
Poland
Mary L. Naylor
Twining City
Eugenis
Kittredge
Harriet “Freebey
Alfred D. Smith
Herman
Kittreege
Navy Department
George Sanselo
Carnally Know
Lovington
D. W. Baker
J. J Keenan
District Court of Appeals
James McDonald
Standard Oi Company
Lawrence Maxwell
Fulton Trust Company
New York
Standard Oil Company
James McDonald, Jr
Walter Rawson
H. 4. Quinn
William J. Robinson
Chuck Robinson
James Taylor
Taylor
United States
Bendheim
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Georgetown University
Board of Regents
Law School
Board of Governors
Northbors
William A. Sheehan
Harvey D. Jacob
Department of Justice
Léa
le Roy E Reed
McReynolds
United States Supreme Court
Both
Amateur Baseball Results At Domn and Aloysius
Amateur baseball scoreboard shows St Dominick's and St Aloysius splitting with Domn tallying 28 runs to St Aloysius 9. listed players include Roche Gerardi Heard Brom Mulroe Folliard and Nops on Domn side and Newman Gantt Lynch Shida McCarthy Smith on St Joseph Trinity, plus Foresters and Marines in other games with varied hit totals and pitching notes.
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St Domn's
Abilo al St Aley
Dreer
Roche
A Gerardi
T.polliard
E.webb
O Holloban
Madden
St. Dominic's
St. Aloysius
Noys
Heard
Fichorn
Mulroe
Folllard
Errora
A Giradt
Dyar
H. Fitegerali
Bo Welch
Marston
Nops
St Aloysius
Bafla
Ot Braund
Folliard
Harnes
J. Howie
Brodn
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H. Vitegerald
A. Girardi
Posach Hall
H. Fitzgerald
St Joseph Abhoal Trinity
Abhoa Newman
O Gantt
Lynch
Stohlman
Sinote
Poore
Vorilla
Olfileary
Shida Ab
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Horn
W.smith
Quisler
Temsor
Pel
Ganz
Chamberl
Courtney
Gantt
Boore
Hilleary
McGarthy
W. Smith
Voith
Smith
Tennyson
Chambrein
Berars
Lorilia
Bridwell
Peore
St. Joseph's
Trinity
Shilds
Ritenour
Shields
Teonyson
Tennygoo
McCarthy
Tremont Beats Hyattsville In High School Baseball Thriller
Tremont wins 9 to 6 over Hyattsville in a two team game with notable hits including a home run by Gottleib and a three-base shot by Blasman. Morgan Parker and Ed Hackett lead the Hyattsville offense with multiple hits, while pitching rotates among Gottlieb and Halloran for Tremont and Parker and Walker for Hyattsville. The crowd logs 2 hours of play with several errors and stolen bases contributing to the back-and-forth contest.
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Tremont
Hyattsville
al Hyattaville
Stephenson
Qallager
Williams
Loveless
Hawshaw
Oowen
OlPloret
Schultz
Halloran
GMI Teements
Hyattsvilles
Lowen
Gottlelb
Elveman
Schickels
Howen
Devito
Vincent
Hanahan
Kiseman
Gallager
Deviin
Brooks
Gottleib
Blasman
Plazet
Bornette
Bowman
Devlin
Ploset
Willams
Hite
Lovelena
Hawslmw
Gottlibb
Schults
Piozet
Halloraz
Gottlieb
Pioxet
Hall— Loveless
Mr. Qumberiind
East Washington S. 8 League Baseball Box Score
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Rittend
Ulow
Piva
iThompson
Laverine
Ilinn
Keller
Advent
R. FI
Whitmarsh
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Linn
Strack
Bottman
Thompson
R. Laver
Georgetown to Confer Degrees at Commencement Exercises
Georgetown University's commencement plans set Tuesday for diploma conferral and 400 plus graduates. Surgeon General William Crawford Gorgas to receive honorary Doctor of Laws with Cassimere Dessaules and Eugene S Ives honored likewise. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev H Augustin Gaynor at Holy Trinity Church.
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Father Gaynor
Holy Trinity Church
Willam Crawford Gorgas
Georgetown University
Panama Canal Zone
Cassimere Dessaules
A. B
Canada
Eugene S. Ives
A. M
Hugh J. Fezan
Law
EH. J. Boe
Dental
Charles Griffith
Francis McQuade
Holy Trinity
H. Augustin Gaynor
University
Hirst Library
Marine Band
George H. O'Connor
Joseph Gill
Richard Barrett
Georgetown University String and Glee Clubs
Mr. Swift
Barytone
Tom Cantwell
Mr. O'Connor
Mathew Horn
Nitro danger tag sparks man test ignition at station
A Georgetown man, Herbert Johnson, brought a carload of resin and rosin labeled danger to the Seventh precinct station. He ignited the blocks to prove their innocense, producing a brief yellow flame before bystanders and officers evacuated. The episode followed a nearby discovery of a large suspicious package in a car barn.
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Seventh Precinct
Herbert Johnson
Georgetown
Lone Capital Fraction Company
Twentieth Street
Riggs
Judge Pugh
Johnson
Pojtomac
Miss Genevieve Caulfield to teach in Japan after Overbrook degree
Friends of Miss Genevieve Caulfield of Goshen announce she will sail to Japan to introduce American teaching methods after earning a post graduate degree from the Pennsylvania Institution for Instruction of the Blind at Overbrook. War conditions permitting, she plans to depart soon.
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Genevieve Caulfield
Goshen
Trinity College
Pennsylvania Institution For Instruction of the Blind
Overbrook
Japan
Orient
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The third in the series of Post figure puzzles appears on the first page of the magazine section today. This leaves one more to complete the series which will appear next Sunday. Two weeks remain to solve the entire set with chances for large prizes and long vacations. Entry is free, but bigger prizes grow if winners subscribe to the contest during its run.
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Capitol
Capital Traction Company
Capitol Grounds
Graduation Exercises Sweep District Schools This Week
Public school graduations begin this week across the district with ceremonies at McKinley Manual Training High School Eastern High School Business High School Western High School Central High School and J Ormond Wilson Normal School Also colored schools hold joint commencement at Armstrong High School Speakers include former Secretary William Jennings Bryan if available and board officials will award diplomas Serves as a year end summary of examinations class night and diplomas across white and colored schools.
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McKinley High
J. Ormond Wilson Normal School
Minor
Thurston
Franklin
Board of Education
Edith Kingman Kern
MacKinley Manual Training High School
Seventh Street
Rhode Island Avenue
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Henry P. Blair
Eastern High School
Business High School
Supt Thurston
Eastern
Ernest H Damiel
Sunic
Hoot Rhodes
Kern
Western High School
Te Hell
William T. Galliher
Central High School
Business Highe School
J. Ormond Wilson
Miller Normal School
Armstrong High School
Daniel
Charles H Marshall
Creed W. Childs
Coralie F Cook
Osteopaths to Be Invited for 1916 Convention
Washington osteopaths plan a major campaign to bring the 1916 American Osteopathic Association convention to Washington. A large local delegation will attend the Portland Oregon meeting the first week in August and urge hosts for the next gathering. Leading participants include Dr Morton English Dr W W Jones Dr G D Kirkpatrick Dr C A Little Dr A Pollock Dr W Smith Dr C H Stearns and Dr C D Swope. The event, one of the largest U S professional gatherings, may draw nearly 2000 delegates over a week with special trains from major cities.
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Washington
American Osteopathic Association
Portland
Oreg
Morton
W W . Jones
G. D Kirkpatrick
C A Little
A Pollock
W. Smith
C. H. Stearns
C D
Chicago
New York
Boston
Indorsement for UDC President General at DC meeting
Mrs Livingston Rowe Schuyler of New York was unanimously indorsed for president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy at the Albert Sidney Johnston Chapter and again by the District of Columbia division. The seven DC chapters—Robert Lee, Stonewall Jackson, Albert Sidney Johnston, Southern Cross, Dixie, Beard gauge, and Alexander R. Lawton—supported the motion.
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Jefferson H. Millsaps
Albert Sidney Johnston
Livingston Rowe Schuyler
New York
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Millsaps
District of Columbia
Schuyler
District
Compromise in Rate Case Between Rail and Commuters
Baltimore and Ohio yields concession to Metropolitan Branch commuters after a compromise. The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the suit as the road implements two day round trip tickets at slightly higher prices to towns including Westmore, Derwood, Washington Grove, Germantown, Buck Lodge, Barnesville, Dicker son, Tuscarora and Washington Junction. The commission also set for hearing the case of George T Mave and others against the Pennsylvania Railroad, seeking to restore rates from last December.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Metropolitan Branch
Baltimore and Obhin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rockville
Westmore
Dergood
Washington Grove
Aitherspare
Ward
Vernts Brown
Clanper
Slit
Germantown
Buck Lodge
Barnesville
Dickerson
Tuscarora
Washington Junction
Entre Commission
George T Mave
Enneyleana
Washington
Baltimore
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Jack Hammett
Harry Johnson
Wieners Cushiner
Ed Youne
Armond Donnell
Ed Fairdes
Maryland
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William H. McGranh
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American Federation of Patriotic Societies
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Eleventh and
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Frances Daivenport
George Washington University
B. O. Schreiber
Leslie Cleveland McNemar
Department of Political Science
M. M. Marcus
Penrose Ines
National University Law School
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Russell A. Baxter
Samuel M. Marks
Builders and Manufacturers’ Exchange
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Riverdale
Society of Alumni of
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F. Wills Gavin
Hilzabeth A. Gavin
Washington Poy
McKinley Manual Training School
School of Civil Engineering
Purdue University
City News
B. D. Gaw
West Washington Baptist Church
Capitol Hill
Utilities Commission of
Alumni Association of
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H. A. McGowan
Congressional Union of Suffragettes
F Street
Harvey W. Wiley
Washington Railway Relief Association
Chesapeake Beach
W. Ambbroge Sisler
Night Watchmen’s Association
Aick
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Mosby
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Parkwood
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H Street
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Mission
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Water Street
F. J. Lukens
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Pittsburgh
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