Debating Peace Extremism at St Johns College Commencement
Rev Brother Leo of Catholic University blasted a US party he called the peace at any price faction for seeking to kill nationality to avoid war. He labeled others as jingoists and radicals, urging graduates to value humor and the sense of God's nearness alongside a disciplined view of peace. Diplomas and medals were awarded. 37 promotions and several degrees conferred amid a capstone music program.
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St. John’s
Mgr. O'Brien
United States
Brother Leo
Catholic University
St John's College
Society continues from page seven with Washington news
Society items note King Stone leaving Washington for Clay Hill near Berryville Virginia. William Cumming Story and Florence Finch stay at Willard. Charles Noble Gregory and Miss Kicesory depart for Newport cottage. Plans set for a charity dance at Boarcroft Virginia to aid destitute children with music by Engineer Band. Several committees and social guests from St Paul New York Cleveland and Washington are listed along with hosts Mrs Cullen and daughter Florence Mae.
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William Cumming Story
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Florence Finch
the Willard
Catro
Bennett Ashby
Washington
Boarcroft
Nellig Clair Howtrad Ds
Young Radical
Oscar Shumate
Oj Roy Price
Charles H. Swevl
David C Shepard
St Paul Minn
Joseph L Spoft
J Ogelsie
Paul C. Ard
Joseph & Spofford
New York
William C Boyle
Cleveland
Willard
Graduates of Oriental University Honored in Ceremony
Last night the Oriental University announced graduates including WootE Kelly, Narayen, Rimasesha, Bennett, Roerstein, Hergert, Hoffmann, Ramaswamy, Nor, Raw, and White. A total of 112 students were dined by the year.
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Tus
Orientaniversity
Band Concerts Today At Fort Park And Judiciary Park
Evening programs feature United States Soldiers' Home Band conducted by Emil A. Foustad with selections like The Guiding Star and The Star Spangled Banner plus Verdi and Remick pieces. An Engineer Band led by Frank Woler performs marches Overture derives from Puccini and Tchaikovsky era tunes with The Star Spangled Banner finale.
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United States Soldiers
Homa
Emil A. Foustad
Stisberitz
Baxter Adostion
Faderoff Moiley
Remick
Old Kentucky
Johnson
Judiciary Park
Frank Woler
Ately Teike
Gomez
Arsullo
Furl Katmann
Plan to Pave Streets in Annexed Territory
City council discussed raising funds for outlying annexed areas. A 12 percent borrowing plan on assessed value was favored to fund permanent improvements. Proposals included brick and cobble gutters on Duke, Franklin, Mount Vernon, and King streets. Council meets next Tuesday.
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Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Boards of City Council
Committee On Finance
Committee On
Duke Street
Stone Bridge
Corporation
Franklin Street
Alfred Street
Patrick
Patrick Street
Hunting Creek Bridge
Mount Vernon Avenue
Rosemont
Union Station
Janney's Lane
Alumni Assembly At College Park Drives Commencement Day
Progress of the Maryland Agricultural College discussed at the annual Alumni Association meeting chaired by R M Pindell. Professor Patterson outlined the year’s advances, and a cadet drill in rain showcased discipline before tomorrow’s commencement amid election of officers and awards to Company B and Captain Pennington.
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Washington Post
College Park
Maryland Agricultural College
R. M. Pindell
Baltimore
Harry J. Patterson
W. W. Skinner
Morris and New Mercer
F. P. Vietch
Reuben Brigham
W. D. Groff
Victor Lee Pennington
Edgar W. Montell
TERMINAL Y M C A LEAGUE SHOPS SUMMARY
A fragmented baseball score from the Terminal Y M C A League shows players including Simpson, Warren, Teague, Jarvis, Reed, Hancock, Carroll and Calton. The game at Jersey City was called after six innings due to darkness, with Richmond and Jersey City listed in the box score. A Providence Newark game was postponed by rain. A Toronto Rochester Montreal series also noted rain delays. Lawn party dates set for June 17 and 18 under the Daughters of Isabella.
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Dent
Warren
McCaon
Teague
Olcallew
Ti Aio Bra
Olfevera
O'Hendricka
OlDedde
Simpson
T. Jaevis
Bell
Catterson
Garner
Carroll
Reed
Hancock
McCann
Calton
Stimson
Smith
Aie
Bevers
Pases
Shopa
Car Department
Halls
SF Tarvin
Callow
Aor
Fix
Yarties
Jarvis
Cattersom
Grimner
McQue
Simpison
Bath—Callow
Garver
I Geary, Jr
Jersey City
R. H. EL Richmond
Bateries
Russell
Sehaufie
Verbout
Reynolds
Providence
Newark
Toronto
Rochester
Huente
Williams
Manning
Ely
Montreal
Buffalo
Daughters of Isabella
Bryn Mawr Freebooters Forfeit Foxhunters Cup Match
The Bryn Mawr Freebooters forfeited the opening polo match in the Foxhunters cup tournament to the Fifth United States Cavalry after a Bryn Mawr player sprained a shoulder in practice left no substitute available.
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Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr Freebooters
United States Cavalry
Bryn Mawr
Supreme Court Equity Records in District of Columbia
Central Pacific Railroad Company v Lane et al with numerous rule returns set for June and July. Several guardians, probate items, and bankruptcy matters listed. Equity Division 1 and 2 with multiple cases, assignments for today, and criminal divisions including United States v Magruder and others, along with probate and estate actions and administrative orders.
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Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Justice Stafford
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Lane
Platotif
Hoebling
Peelle
Plaintif
George C. Gertman
Ryan Va Hill
Plaintiff
Maddox & Gatley
Fulton
Edmund Carrington
Irving Williamson
Franklin Insurance Company
Tanix A. Dent
J. J. Darlington
W. ©. Sullivan
Adams
Gies
O'Brien
McNamara
L. Brooks
Davidson
Woollard
Birney
Stevena
Bauer
Stolth
Dugan
Pickrell
Linkins—Gier
Manogue
Stewart Va Ganty
Namh
Rideout
Colbert—Sheehy & Sheehy
Hicks Va
Hicks
Owens
Smith Va
Sheed
Ralston & Richardson
Adkins
Clephane
Equity Division
Justice Gold
Keyes
Green
H Preaton Shearer
Lunacy
Adelaide
Hall
Downloy
S. Williamson
Guardian Ad Item
Helge Murray
I. C. Williamson
Hancock Te. Farnham
R. B. Dickey
John Pident
H. Winship Wheatley
T. L. Jeffords
Equity Division 2
Safford Ve. MacVeagh
Hinton, Glassie—Baxter
Paxton Yr
Paxton
Lampert—Haowken
Havel
T. Oliver Probey
Johnson——Colma
Ceremele & Snyder
Brandenburg
Gles
J. H. Nolan
Sholes, Sullivan—Ellis & Donaldson
Chasera
Grant
Gardiner
Stefson, Williamson
W. A. Mearns
Attorness
Ridant
Wattford
Johnson
Cohen
Estate and court actions listed in multiple estate and lawsuit notices
A dense legal notices page lists estates with petitions for letters of administration guardianship orders and orders of sale, plus numerous lawsuits including replevin, breach of contract and damages claims. Attorneys for each party are named alongside case numbers and jurisdictions.
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George W. Smithson
C. C. James
William W. Armstrong
Hosea R. Moutton
Tench T. Marve
H. B. Moutton
T. T. Marve
Ann M. Grayson
J. L Berster
Sarah Milner
Will Bled
Edward
York
W H. Sholes
Alice L. Grant
Guardian
John Ridout
Ralph Bowling
Ebi Colladay
Ermine B. Clarkson
H. F. Downing
Ashton G. Clapham
Frank van Sant
Eee
James Green
Next Friend
David R. ‘Thomas
Orfendant
W. J. Lambert
R. Yeatman
Buckingham Broa
George F. Reed
Municipal Court
J. A. Burkart
Washington Loan and Trust Company Vere
BME Slattery
Toomey & Toomey
Real estate loans and securities across Washington areas
The notice lists multiple mortgage and security arrangements in Washington areas including William J. Dante trustee with 85,000 over two years, John W. Haring et al securing 2,200 with Washington Loan and Trust Company, and various deeds in Pleasant Plains Mount Pleasant and Langdon Park. Entries name lenders, borrowers, properties, and terms including interest rates and durations.
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Cure William J. Dante
Stilman Hutchins
John W. Haring
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Equitable Cooperative Building Association
Tal Mouny Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Effingham Place
Charley H. Burn
National Savings and Trust Company
American Security and Trust Compan
Bringham Place
Mount Plegnant
Pleasant Plain
Langdon Park
George W. Nowell
Jesse L. Heiskell
Wiliam
H. Merritt
Alma L Kilopfer
John Tickell
James Herry
Marvin A. Custis
Accurs Perpetual Building Association
Charles M. James
Jessa L. Heiskell
William E. H. Marritt
Alma L. Klopfer
Barnes & Weaver
Margaret Bohn
American Security and Trust Company
Arthur C Monex
Harol E. Doyie
William J. Miter
Thomas M Gale
Isabele. Burch
William J. Ramonston
Louis R. Peak
Mount Pleasant
Lewis B. Breuninger
Emanuel Speich
Wiliam J. Vickery
Tucker K Sandd
Hattie L. Henderson
James Berry
Marvin A. Eustis
Perpetual Building Association
Rekon Tark
John ‘W. Farrell
Lonnie H. Burrell
Marvin Hustis
Square
Dora L Rueth
Frank L. Davia
Walter G. Davis
Ida N. Smith
Uniontown
William Lottet Ax
Henry Bergmann
George M. Emmerich
Metropolis Building Association
Peter's Mall
Anna L. Luket
Thomas W. Stubblefield
John A. Thompson
Charles H. Fox
Cora TH. Shreve
Charles S Shreve, Jr
Charles W. Fairfax
Thomas EF. Allen
Lina L. Mortenson
John E. Mitchell
Thomas H. Yeager
Quaker City Investment Company, Inc
James L. Frawley
Francis PD
Sheehy
Vincent A. Sheehy
Barnard Leonard
John E. Rechfeld
Edmond Fitzgerald
William P Normoyle
Scure Enterprise Serial Building Association
Margaret M Lehman
Williaam H. McGranh
Edward 8
Chevy Chase Land Company
Street Heights
Mageic
Gerbernel
Astton
Clapham
James A. Cahill
Lynchburg Investment Corporation
Clara M. Haslup
John M. Davie
Jonathan P Smythe
Washington R Berry
Petworth—Middaugh & Shannon, Incorporated
Francia Saul
James F
Mat
Home Savings Bank
Rose K. Hutchins
F. Walter Brandenburg
Lloyd A. Douglas
Real Estate Transfers in Kalorama and Adjacent Areas
Real estate transfers list numerous lot trades across Kalorama Heights and surrounding neighborhoods. Notable entries include Wiegman to Bleg at lot 46 block 11, Burrell from Smallwood at 118 Fifteenth Street Northeast, and multiple transfers in Le Droit Park, Mount Pleasant, and Chevy Chase. Entries show lots, squares, trustees, and small stamp taxes, with values ranging from ten dollars to thousands in cases like Northwest properties.
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Kalorama Heights
Augustus J. Wiegman
Fannie F. Bleg
Fifteenth Street
Della G. Smallwood
John W. Burrell
Butler Heights
Grafton
Duval
Anna M. Harlow
Uniontown
Stephen R. Sinclair
William H. Lott
Twenty-First Street
Allston
David L. Traynham
Joseph Stebbing, Jr
Joseph Atebbing
Alice G. Barnes
LE Droit Park
Crace M. Pitchigan
Marr
Helene F. Harry
LE Bron
Park
Grace M
Pitchlynn
Mary Barry
Helen Barry
Atreeta
Fred Holtzman
Barry
Selte
Onemny Park
Laura Osborne Talbott
Jeabella
G. King
Tamps
Joseph McCarthy
John A
Catherine D'C. McCarthy
Aquare
Woodbury Blair
George Marvin
Bsell Miles
Andrew J Peters
Clyde Wrenn
Orren G
Yudelevit
John FE. Bechtold
Mary Bechtold
Samuel W. Beigtrone
Margaret Frusher
Mary P. Davie
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Chilltmn
Castle Heights
Continental Trust Company
Washington Land and ,Mortgage Company
Chillum Castle Heights
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
Ninth Street
Frank C. Braddock Ter Pant
Rogers
Rosedale and
Isherwood
Mary
Frye
Harry G Laycock
Ichevy Chase
Chevy Chase Land Company
William M. Phelan
Street Heights
Lynchburg Investment Corporation
Maggie TL. Ger
Square
Sixteenth Street Heights
Harvey C. Leng
Petworth
Myron M. Parker
Middaugh & Shannon, Incorporated
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Clarence BE. Latimer
Wiliam J Went
Charley H. Byrn
Tpfingham Place
National Savings and Trane Company
Fourteenth Street Heights
Rthel M. Mutty
Marie L Taylor
Tama
fOc
Tenth Street Northwest
Ellzabeth Beall Et al
Charles M. James
Tenth Street
Charien Monumente
Edward A. Laces
Barnes & Wreaver
Brookland
J_ A Connor
Joseph F. McBeth
Welite McBeth
Deeds of Trust Bands Across City Blocks
A long list of deeds of trust securing varied sums from $100 to $11,250 across multiple squares and streets. Transactions involve numerous names, property lots, and terms ranging from 6 months to 8 years with 5 to 6 percent interest, reflecting ongoing secured lending activity in the district.
Draw a continuous chain of circles across a figure chart
A competition task requires drawing a left to right chain of circles across each figure chart. The chain must progress up or down and to the right with right angle joints, containing three four or five circles per section. Circles may be drawn roughly and not perfectly round. If ties occur, an enlarged chart may be used and multiple rearrangements may follow up to four iterations before awarding the top prize.
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Burbank
Four-Charts Puzzle Contest Details and Subscriptions
A contest announces four charts with identical numbers rearranged per chart. Books of charts are sold for 10 cents or mailed for 12.5 cents. Solve each chart promptly, keep all charts, and submit with a final blank for total points. Prizes are enhanced by dividends on subscriptions. maximum one solution per chart. missteps invalidate entries. Subscriptions and dividends are handled at The Post office with yearly limits.
Submit Charts Contest Rules and Submittal Details
Instructions specify four charts must be submitted by Monday June 28 at 6 PM. Subscribers outside the city may have 12 extra hours for mail. Charts must be cut neatly with the solution written across the top and a clearly drawn chain across each chart.
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John Patrick Daly
William Francis Hormg
David Edward Harrtwer
Vincent Sylvester Peck
Thomas Lionel Tansley
Oscar Philp Luckett
Leo Edwin Madigan
James Francis Donnell
Daniel Patrick Riordan
J Bowden Duryee
Lawrence T Daly
William S Madigan
Paul A Hines
Denis E Connell
P Henry Hornig
William A O'Dea
Joseph F. & Jagerald
King Stone
Clay Hill
Berryville, Va
Charles Noble Gregory
A J Cullen
Herp
Florence Mae
A. J
Oriental University
St. Mary’s Academy
St. Mary's Academy
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Edward E. Padgett
South Fairfax Street
James E
RE. E. Padgett
Joseph Moors
Mr. Padgett
John P. Clarke
Padgett
Sarepta Lodge of Odd Fellows
Charles Spinks
J. W. Duffey
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Warrenton
Labor Day Committee
Frank H. Norcom
Virginia Baseball League
Norfolk
G. W. Welker
North Royal Street
L. F. Kelly
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Fine Association
International League
Eiseman
Eiseman & Co
Palm Beach
Eiseman & CO. Outfitters For
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Fifth Cavalry
Tam
Cvs
William Magruder
Forntention
William McBruder
GC. P. Ford
Robert Slaughter
Herward Johnson
Bruce Baird
Willam H. Saunders
D. Truitt
William Calhoun
Edmund Hae, Jr
George Campbell
AL Journey
F.C. Taylor
Harry Shack
Benjamin Maddox
J. C. Foster
M. H. Varnell
Ellwood Edmonds
T. L. Jones
Joseph Harris
A.W. Scott
George Ware
Harry Ware
Albert Ware
H. L. Tignor
Raymond Simms
United States Va
William Stewart
George L. Tighe
Andrew Wells
Alfred D. MecCurley
Daniel Mahoney
Thomas E. Waggaman
Justice Siddons
John William Henry
Embez Iglement
Truet
D. T. Wright
T. M. Wampler
Justice Siddens
James D. Rumphrey
Will
W. C. Martin
James T. Walker
B. R. Horner
Barbara Berens
B. Baumen
Ubiate
Sarah J. B. Whedon
American
Jacobs
Bond
Thomas G Forney
Grave Ime and Coal Company
Martin Wiegand
W. H. Marlow
Ines A. Tracy
John Jo Tracy
L. DB. Perkins
L. A. Widmayer
Mary M. Ryan
Richard S. Hill
L. L. Perkins
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