Graduation for McKinley Manual Training School class
Secretary Wilson and Macfarland presided at Lafayette Theater as seventy five graduates received four years of vocational training. The ceremony honored both male and female students with diplomas, scholarships announced for Lehigh and Washington and Lee, and remarks on industrial education and national labor needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Manual Training School
Fret Cines
Heid
Lafayette Theater
Secretary of Agriculture
H B. F. Macfarland
Henry L. West
Ounea
Baaides
Wilson
Macfarland and
Weet
Board of Education
J. Holdsworth Gonion
John R Francis
Henry L.west
Richard Kingaman
A . Stuart
Hughes
Chamberlain
J. J Muir
Macfarland
Teaghera
Congress
McKinley
Washington
Towa
Department of Agriculture
Wieners
Supt Stuart
Bilfiard
Friedlander Bros Special Summer Sale Opens
Scorching heat prompts a sale at Friedlander Bros corner Ninth and East streets northwest. The store has bought 2,000 men s summer suits from a Baltimore maker and offers them at the lowest prices of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friedlander Bros
Ninth
Baltimore
German Saengerbund Hosts German Athletes Visit to Indianapolis
Members of three Washington German singing societies hosted eleven German athletes en route to Indianapolis for the turnfest beginning June 2. At Saengerbund Hall the welcome featured Die Wacht am Rhein, speeches by Prof. Kessler and Frank Claudy, a White House visit report to Roosevelt, and toasts to the President and German people. The event closed with ceremonial songs and toasts to the German emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgengerbund Hall
White House
Mount Vernon
Indianapolis
Washington Spencerbund
Germany
Saengerbund
Greetper
Henry Xener
Kessler
George W. Spler
Frederig Kessler
Bertha Epter
Epter
Prof
Keasler
Washington
Frank Claudy
Saesngerbund
Claud
Roosevelt
Spier
Outing and Athletic Events of Shriners in Washington
Diversion of Myatle Shriners and friends held a charity excursion at Marshall Hall with 260 attendees. Activities included 10 and 66 yard runs, a basket of prizes, humorous contests, and a moonlit boat return. proceeds support Alman’s annual charity for Washington’s poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Waldman
T. T. Beatty
J . Continoti
H.R. War You
John Gitt
Pom Kniven
J. R. Costinett
Ont Pen
Dr G. A. Stewart
HA Newman
Prlap
Umbrellan
Boye
Prise
Russell Welker
Bhessball Rolét
Prod Lewta
Bat
W. Sanderson
Prio
HH. 2
Walls
Pocketbook
Moura JR
Goatinett
Z. A. Downek
Frank Linthicum
Clerenot Longnote
W. P. Montgomery
Sacha
Shriners
Ml. Mann, Jone & Co
Doe Desen
Herrts Ewing
Atudio
Jullus Laosburgh Go
Bekester
Small Now
Sehmidt
John G. Rau
Suffering Skin Condition Ends With Cuticura Cure
S P Keyes of Boston Massachusetts reports twenty five years of terrible humor covering head neck and shoulders with foul discharge and odor. After trying many doctors he used Cuticura and was quickly cured advising others to do the same to end their misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
S. P. Keyes
Congress Street
Boston
Mass
New Supreme Court Rules Create Bar Grievance Committee
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia adopts a new set of rules to investigate alleged lawyer misconduct and disbar or suspend practitioners. A standing five member grievances committee will receive complaints, investigate, and prosecute charges under court supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euprema Court of
District of Columbia
Gegrge
Clatriot
Cla~baugh
Anderson, Gould,Wright
Bar
William F. Mattingly
Jugeth I. Darlington
Henry D. Blair
Alezanander H. Bell
A. A Hoehling
Tha
Com Talttea
Grieve Ange Committee
Exc
Tim
Servica
Jharlotte Smiths Fortunes Settlement Demanded
Mrs Charlotte Smith famed for philanthropy reveals a large estate dispute. She states a settlement plan demands vast charitable gifts in Washington and life contingencies, including trusts for women and aids for outcasts while she refuses terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Smith
Tia
Jagruatis
Woulec
Alek
Washington
B. C
Shell
Myp. Smith
Spanish War Veterans Plan Seventh Reunion Gathering
Arrangements are nearing completion for the seventh annual reunion of Spanish War Veterans from Company C First Dipiriet of Columbia Volunteers. A committee members to contact about fifty city residents for a July 31 meeting. last year’s camp was at Villa Fiera Tub Beightwood. The unit’s 1881 San Juan Hill excursion and Santiago battle memory fuels the “wet night” tradition. Prominent military figures may speak. location for the smoker to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
mMegabera
Company C
Dipiriet
Columbia
Volunteara
Jeremiah A. Costello
John Louis Smith
Kenneth A. O'Connor
Sergi
J. C. Stott
William A. Hickey
Villa Fiera
Tub
Beightwood
Digtrigt
San Juan Bill
Santiago
Lawsuit Seeks Specific Sale of Lenman Building Property
Thomas R. Jones of National Safe Deposit Trust sues Jeannette R. Lenman Jeane Isabel H Lenman for specific performance of a sale contract on lots 4 56 and 7 in square 2M in the Lenman Building area. The action notes a $20 000 contract with $100 paid, a $150 000 deed of trust, and alleged obstruction by Jeannette R. Lenman. The suit aims to force conveyance and completion of the sale despite resistance and prior assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Jones
National Safe Deport, Savings and Trust Company
Bs Gay
District Supreme Court
Egainst Jeahel H. Lenman
Jeannette R. Lenman
John Davidson
Lenman
Tita
J J Darlington
Douglass & Douglass
Isabel H Lenman
Pannis E. Wihoite
Purghaga
Fannie E. Wilhotte
Teabel H. Seaman
St. Neticn
Isabel H. Lenman
Trum
Trust Company
New York Avenue
Truel Company
Elks Hold Family Picnic at River View Outing
Washington Lodge No. 15 Elks took about 110 members and families to River View for an old fashioned picnic. Boats departed at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. with music and dancing, no formal sports. Col. M Emmet Urell chaired, with George Garner secretary and A Kimberly treasurer guiding arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Lodge
No. 15
Elks
River View
Col. M Emmet Urell
George A. Garner
A. Kimberly
BE. G. Schafer
Allen, Hervey
Robert FB. Mattingly
Forkine
Theophilus Bray Dead at South Washington Home
Theophilus Bray, a well known resident of South Washington, died at his home 1232 C Street SW last night at 11. He belonged to Kendall Baptist Church and the funeral will be held there tomorrow at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theophilus Bray
South Washington
C Street
Kendall Baptisl Church
Weather conditions forecast across the United States Friday
A weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions nationwide with a low pressure area and thunderstorms in the central and western regions. Showers and cooler temperatures expected Friday into Saturday across the country, with winds varying by coast and warm spells in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept of Agriculture
Rocky Mostarn
Lake Xagiom
Rocky Mountain Region
Rocky Mountaina
I New England
Hinstoippi
Minsisaippi
New England
Middle Atlantic
Atlante
Gulf Coast
Anuth
Oper
Bupatjor
Grand Benks
Citias
Asheville
Atlantic
Galventon
Tex
Ty Haleas
Mont
Indianapolis
India
Pan City
Tae Rock
Free Transfers in City and Suburban Rail Case debated
Minority stockholders of City and Suburban Company argue against court order halting free transfers with Washington Railway. Justice Andernoy presided as arguments were heard yesterday by five local resident associations and May oy Welle of Hyattsville Md. Receiver McDermott’s plan and reciprocal transfer proposals remain under advisement with a decision expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Andernoy
District Supreme Court
Oy Welle
Hyatteville
Gubuthan
Washington Railway and Lectric Company
Tts
McDermott
Pregl
M. J. Colbert
Laon
Tobrins
Atyarlington
Yeaelver
Maine Smoke Nuisance Caused by Improper Firing
The Bureau of Steam Engineering of the Navy Department reports after weeks of tests that the excessive smoke from the battleship Maine was not from defective boilers but improper firing. Lower boiler tubes were removed for inspection during trials on return from the European Station, addressing prior complaints of smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Steam Engingering
Navy Department
Hays
Meine
Maine
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manual’s Graduates
McKinley Training School
Secy. Wilson
Theater Weereiges
Elsie Grace Crafis
Allen May Crossman
Mary Mirabeth Ailla Evans
Lulan Roy Oibbs
Mildred Lovles Hall
Jeannette Cunningham Harrison
Mathering Danchy Merry
Mary Dusanoa Murphy
Amma Louie Raun
Amy Millicent Rigales
Marl Irons
Thonsagn
Lila Ellen Walia Wit Warm Aldon Backus
van Tox
Hart Blen
Herbert Carl Rudolph Bobake
A, Backus
Mise’ Marie Thomsen
B. Lamb
Peoressery
Bere
G. W. Sullinger
Ruests OF
Saengers
Jay
Eurners
Pennsylvania
Medtoras Goetz
Leipaig
Preterick Kesster
Cof Stutt- Ratt
Freiderich Wolf
Hanoveri
Herann Ku
Basi
Miarehall Hall
Standing Committee OF Bar
Supreme Court
Jharlotte Smiths Fortune
Ban Juan
Lansburgh
BRO
Ilka
Panama
Aachen
Lansburgh & Bro
Seventh Street
Sues
Lenman Building
Thomas B. Jones
Eles
Theophilus ‘Bray
American Security and Crust Company
Fifteenth Street
Zour Pures
HOR Furniture CO
B. R. Cor
Tth
Dats
City and Suburban Company
Sandars & Staymay Co
F Street
Alaska
Io Gream
Fussell’s
Fussell
Prdge Wale
Wellville
Castelberg’s
Weablngton
Penna. Ave
Serge
George E. Hebbard
Ninth Street
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Peter Grogan
Great Vanety
7Th St
H and J Sts
Steinway Square
Ave
H.W. Steinway
Krakauer
Decker Bros
Mozart
Elias Raff Liquor CO
7Th St. S.W
the East Washington Savings Bank
The
National Capital Bank
Almas Temple
PS Rem
Nationa Rae Armory
Iday
Unity
Niagara Falls
McGill & Wallace
Alexandria
Shoomaker
Bakers
Eaenshay & Bro
Wholeeale
Tigh
M. Patterson
D. QL
Min
New York
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