Columbia Heights Plans Monthes Old Event Dance in Arcade
Columbia Heights marks the twenty first anniversary of the Citizens Association with an elaborate program at the Arcade ballroom on June 19 at 8 pm. Prominent speakers leading musicians and dancing conclude the evening with members of the founding families and officers in attendance.
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Columbian Weights Citizens’ Association
Arcade
Christian G Schneider
William R Harr
Cincinnati
Association
Arthur C. Houghton
Frederick J. Rice
Columbia Heights
Daniel W Edelin
Wiliam B Todd
Arthur Shreve
Arthur © Houghton
L B Thompson
Thomas Edwards, Jr
Dwight Gordon Smith
S B Bain
Benjamin F Gibbs
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Max Kohner
George F Dudley
William H Saunders
W W Bowle
Louis H Stabler
Charles , Bundy
Susie Root Rhodes
Board of Education
Randolph D Hopking
Woman's National Press Association
Augustus Knight
Columbia Heights Art Club
Wilam E Andrews
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Mary S Lockwood
Daughters of the American Revolution
J Clinton Hiatt
William R Hart
William 8B
Todd
Arthur B Shreve
Arthur C Houghton
Tewis B Thompson
Thomas Edwards Jr
Dwight Smith
Frederick J Rice
Seneca B Bain
Leftwich Sinclair
Charles S Bundy
W W Bowie
George H Paters
Randolph D Hopkins
William E Andrews
First annual open canoe club swimming contest in Washington
The Washington Canoe Club hosts its first open swimming contest Saturday at 3 PM near the Aqueduct bridge. Entries from Washington and Baltimore arrive for events including 50 and 60 yard sprints, 440 yard swim, 1 mile, diving, and a 100 yard handicap for club members. Awards include gold silver and bronze medals. entry fee 50 cents per event. close Wednesday with William A Rogers at 1220 New York Avenue.
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Washington
Washing Canoe Club
Baltimore
Aqueduct Bridge
Canoe Club
Amateur Athletic Union
Amateurs’ Athletic Union
William A Rogers
New York Avenue
Births Reported with Several Newborns Named
Tonis and Bertha Welk announce a daughter Tiurllte Mand Odum. twins Leard and Wilfred Feat. Harry B and Laura Childs gift a girl. Brank and Annie Robertson welcome a girl. Price and Mary Bran hey Joseph and Phorbe Rattley have a girl. Arthur and Vernor Parker welcome a boy. William D and Annie Hales have a girl. Witham Hand Allersmith, a boy.
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Tonis
Bertha
Welk
Leward
Wldred
Harry B
Laura N
Childs
Gift Brank
Annie Robertson
Price
Mary Bran
Joseph
Phorbe Rattley
Arthur
Vernor Parker
William D
Annie Hales
Ticoiy
Susie Allen
Witham
Hand Allersmith
Licensed To Marry In Washington Area Couples List
A long OCR fragment lists numerous marriage licenses including Robert Murphy and Irene M Match ett aged 24 and 80, Rev James Montgomery and Rufus L Pratt 22 and Myrth. A Baggett 22 and 22, Rev L Morgan Chambers Jacob Spend 28 and Molle eldmann 2, Rev Benjamm Growman Augustus Dean 73 and Mary F Crowder 1 of Alexandria. Several other couples are named with ages and addresses, plus a wedding notice for Attractive June Wedding with floral decorations at Gude's home grown flowers and artistic floral decorations at 1214 F st NW.
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Robert Murphy
Irene M Matchett
James
Montgomery Rufus L Pratt
Myrth
A Baggett
L Morgan Chambers
Jacob Spend
Molle
Eldmann
Benjamm
T Growman
Augustus Dean
Mary F Crowder
Alexandria
Ker Howard I Downs
Alexander M Boyd Jr
Alice Batelle
Seindie
Stetson
John J Hooman
Wise
Bartram
Res
Vita Mo Barrett
Stratford
Marie A Neuhaus
NH Axe Nw
Adalaide
West
Maromb
Mary L Pragdon
4Th St Ge
Rath T Elmore
Sibley Hospital
Josephine Gatti
Thomas Jones
Potomac River
Dth
Eliza Tolion
George Robert Colter
Emily Henson
Biadensburg
Phillip Loung
Pears George
City Bulletins Cleaning and Dry Clean Services Ad
Conger's Method cleaning storing carpets rugs best service call W 685 moderate charges all work guaranteed Hot Weather Apparel dry cleaned quickly and satisfactorily at reasonable charges W Fisher 709 Sth st iw phone Main 1152 Hot Water Quick Get a Road Heater Co A Muddiman Co 12th and 6 sts reasonably priced funeral designs prompt delivery Shaffer 900 14th nn Chas Chaplin dally Virginia 603 5th at
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Conger
W Fisher
Reinstatement suit against Interior secretary dismissed
Justice Stafford of the District Supreme Court dismissed the mandamus suit brought by William F. Arant to reinstate him as Crater Lake National Park superintendent in Oregon. Arant claimed the Aug 24 1912 act protected him as a classified federal employee. Lane contended the act did not cover his position. An appeal was noted by Attorney Gatley. Lane was represented by Solicitor Preston West and Assistant Edward Wright.
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W. ¥. Arant
Lane
Department of the Interior
Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
William F. Arent
Crater Lake National Park
Oregon
Arant
Act of Congress
United States
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Mr Arant
H Prescott Gatley
Gatley
Preston West
Interior Department
Edward
Typothetae Auto Picnic to River Springs Maryland
The Washington Typothetae union of printers and allied trades took an annual automobile outing to River Springs Maryland. The trip included literature boosting Washington as a buying center distributed through towns on the route. A dinner and afternoon baseball game followed arrival.
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River Springs
Washington
Washington Typothetae
Lew M. Thayer
Golden Rule
Marvin Young
H C C_ Stiles
William John Eynon
W B Shaw
C C Curtis
Lew M Thayer
Charles Hanback Civil War veteran dies at home
Charles Hanback, a Civil War veteran and 31 year pension office examiner, died after a long illness at his Alabama apartment home. A GAR member, he will be buried with military honors at Arlington Cemetery, funeral services to be held tomorrow by John R Wright Company. He leaves a widow.
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Charles Hanback
Alibamsa
Hanback
GAR
John R Wright Company
Arlington Cemetery
Police News Notes of a Day in Washington D C
Police reports list Daniel McCarthy 45 of Nokesville Va found unconscious from illuminating gas in his room at Hoys Hotel near Louisiana avenue and Sixth Street NW. He was hospitalized in critical condition but improved. Injuries include a shoulder wound from a collision on Tenth Street and Massachusetts Avenue NW with an auto driven by Irving Coakley. Coakley’s car struck a motorcycle operated by Lewis Prince on route to Capitol. Other incidents mention a damaged auto at Pennsylvania Avenue NW, a theft of ten inner tubes from a parked auto near Fifteenth Street and Executne Avenue, and minor injuries to Goodall and a helper at Wisconsin Avenue NW during cherry-picking. A 14-year-old, Lawrence Birmingham, fractured a wrist after a fall on A Street NW. A white man was found in a home at 509 Rhode Island Avenue NE after a break-in. intruder escaped. A store at 1101 Pennsylvania Avenue SE reported cigarette thefts worth $525. Navy orders include a contract for two tractor hydroaeroplanes. A heat prostration affected Lafayette Reed near 3416 Georgia Avenue NW. He was treated at Emergency Hospital.
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Daniel McCarthy
Nokesville
Hoys Hotel
Louisiana Avenue
Sixth Street
Mc McCarthy
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