All-Masonics Beat Harmony 5 To 4 In Charity Indoor Game
A 4 000-strong crowd watched the All-Masons defeat Harmony Lodge 5 to 4 at Seventh Street grounds. Vice President Marshall attended, tossed the first ball, and emphasized proceeds fund an Eastern Star Home. Byrd and Thompson held the mound as Leverton Macdonald and others led the hits in a tight amateur baseball showcase.
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Harmony Lodge
FA. AM
All-Masone Ring
Seventh Street
Florida Avenue Grounds
All-Masonics
Marshall
Footonn
Newton
Sistr Ot Grand Lodge
Edwards & Zahnar
Fhaim
Masonic and
Eastern Star
Brightwood
Jaint
RH Young
Prasiten
Comession
Calvin T Milans
Wo Fe
L Bert Nye
Masters’ Association
Idtal Weather and
Gulock
Kallipolis Grotto
PBR
Spick and
Spac
Inder
Julius Kemper
Hur
Order of the Eastern Star
Prompty
Tna
Prestont Tee
Harmony Ledgeames
Feld
Merrill Vanngtan
Myke" Macdonald Fomimny
Thompson
Byrd
al Masons
Harmony
All- Mragons
Hrndis Leverton
Mika Macdonald
Wiueit
Leverton
Bradley
McCarthy
Walker
Hig
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Neldmar
Shurtleff
Charles Wahoo
Unda
Summer Jewelry Set With Aquamarines And Amethysts
Summer jewelry pieces feature aquamarines amethysts and light colored stones designed to complement white or contrasting outfits. The collection highlights Pleves that pair well with costumes in light or neutral shades.
Harmony Lodge baseball scorecard notes oddities and stats
The record lists players Vaughn through Litchfield and Chew with Pose Totals on 14 AIL Masons. Harmony Lodge game details show Byrd and Thompson pitchers with multiple hits, stolen bases, and double plays. Umpires Hosars Shurtlet and Wahoe, scorers Mesars Ceakell and Davis, total time 3 hours 15 minutes.
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Weet
A. MacDonald
Thompson
Vaughn
Widdle
Grey
King
McCarthy
Bmclaren
Bradley Lodges
Leverton
M. MacDonald
West
Bradley
Byrd
Byra
Pansed Bass
Hosars
Shurtlet
Wahoe
Mesars
Ceakell
Davis
Funds to Move Crops Good Outlook, McAdoo Says
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo told the Virginia Bankers Association at Old Point Comfort that reports of a business lull are exaggerated and general conditions nationwide are sound. He stated the government would extend aid to move crops if necessary, but will act like a prudent business operator. He added the treasury is watching the situation and stands ready to help if needed. McAdoo and his bride arrived on the revenue cutter Apache and were greeted with thirteen guns.
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Old Point Comfort
Financiers
Cannon
Washington Post
Norfolk
Burt
McAdoo
Bride
Old Point
Break in Solid South followsDemocrats to Progressive party
New Orleans reports a shakeup as three Democratic state central committee members resign to join the Progressive party. Leaders say Bull Moose momentum grows in the South as sugar and rice industries suffer under Democratic policies. Prominent locals John Marks W T Peterman Thomas Stork Edwin Broussard and others push for stronger Progressive support in Louisiana districts.
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Washington
New Orleans
Democratic State Central Committee
Progressive Party
John Marks
Napoleonville
State Central Committee
W. T. Peterman
St. Marys Parish
Thomas Stork
LaFourche Parish
Edwin 3. Broussard
New Iberia
United States
R. F. Broussard
W. P. Martin
Thibodeaux
la Fourche Parish
T. J. Labbe
Startin's Parish
R. C. Labbe
Martinville
Moose
Edwin Broussard
John J Hobira
Washington Students to Attend Army Camp in July
The War Department will hold a five week military instruction camp at Burlington Vermont for 15 to 20 Washington students from colleges and high schools. The group leaves Washington July 4 by boat to Albany and then travels to Burlington. Additional students will attend an Ashe County North Carolina camp for graduates aged 18 to 36, with two other camps in Ludington Michigan and Monterey California.
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War Department
Burlington
Washington
New York
Albany
Ashevill
N. C
Ludington
Mich
Monterey
Cal
Gettysburg
Riehl Arnold
Wallace M. Yater
Gilbert Clark
Watson Davis
KE. B Lightfoot
H. J. Phillips, Jr
W. W. Scott, Jr
R. Dunlap
R. B. Tibbetts
H. E Hodgkins
John J. Chisholm
William Nickel
H. W. Nicolson
E. C. Rice
Surgeons On River Outing At Potomac Convention
More than 400 delegates to the annual convention of the Association of Surgeons of the Southern Railway and affiliated groups enjoyed a Potomac River outing aboard the steamer St Johns from Baltimore to near Indian Head and back. The Raleigh session of the Baltimore and Ohio Association of Railway Surgeons opened with a defeated resolution for strict national prohibition after extended debate. The next meeting is set for San Francisco. Officers elected for the coming year include President Page Edmunds, First VP J F Tierney, Second VP John W Hays, and Secretary-Treasurer C B Johnson.
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The
Association of Surgeons of the Southern Railway
Potomac River
St. Johns
Potomac
Indian Head
Baltimore and Ohio Association of Railway Surgeons
Raleigh
San Francisco
Page Edmunds
J. F. Tierney
John W. Hays
C. B. Johnson
Interpretation of eight hour law for women in the District
The District Commission will consider the interpretation of the new eight hour law for women tomorrow following a Hotel Men's Association request. Commissioner Siddons described the association's points on weekly hours not exceeding 48 for seven day work. Dressmakers protest the law as hardship and may appeal to the courts, though no official notice has arrived. New traffic regulations delayed for final approval may be adopted early this week.
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Hotel Men’s Association A
Siddons
Hotel Men's Association Wiahes
Restang
Fitzgerald in sharp tilt over fuel at Leavenworth Soldiers' Home
Rep John J Fitzgerald of New York and Rep Daniel R Anthony of Kansas clashed in the House over a sundry civil appropriations bill. Anthony opposed oil in place of coal at the Leavenworth Home, charging influence from Col James W Wadsworth and Tammany Hall. Fitzgerald denied Tammany ties and accused Kansas interests of profiting from coal.
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John J Fitzgerald
New York
Committee On Appropriations
Daniel R Anthony
Kansas
Anthony
Leavenworth Soldiers' Home
James W Wadsworth
Tammany Hall
New
Mr. Fitzgerald
Tammany
Leavenworth
Gentemen
supreme court to decide over vital organ dispute case
A Maryland court order appointing a receiver to seize the vital organs of Edward G Painter for chemical testing sparked a rare Supreme Court appeal. The case centers on an accident policy valuing the body for posthumous examination, pitting insurer rights against the widow and daughter’s burial claim.
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Supreme Court
Maryland
Edward G. Punter
Jacksonville
Fla
Pointer
Balti
Charles , Glaser
Painter
Wwer
Aerial War Kills Nive Continued From First Page
A large Austrian dirigible disaster follows an improvised flight with a double deck aeroplane. Observers report mechanical trouble and a gust of wind that toppled the plane into the balloon. Rescuers found a twisted wreckage amid flames as officers and crew perished in the inferno.
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Lieut. Flatz
Navy
Plaa
Dally
Orly Lashen
Hofstetter
Bruer
Bachner
Gaswinkler
Darr Reappointed Master of Degree for Maryland DC
John a. mewuen supicum muser announces reappointment of Charles W. Darr as master of the degree for Maryland and the District of Columbia for a two year term starting July 11. A grand exemplification of the degree will be held in this city on Thanksgiving day followed by a banquet.
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John A. Mewuen Supicum Muser
Knights of Columbus
Charles W. Darr
Maryland
District of Columbia
To Reopen Fort Payne Case
Emanuel C. Drews appeal to the Supreme Court seeks review of his conviction for using the mafia to defraud. The Fort Payne industrial revival effort, funded by capitalists, failed years earlier, and Drew’s move to resuscitate the town’s fortunes followed the collapse of that project.
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Fort Payne
Emanuel C. Drew
Art! Payne
Ala
Supreme Court
Drew
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Order of the Western Star
Alexander Grant
William W Jermane
James W Witten
Arvine W. Johnston
Jamea Appurmpla
Robert FP
Mentzel
Otto B. Euepae
Maurice Hoffman
Charles D Shachrliord
Everett J Taylor
Pheo+ dere T Muor
Calvin Milangs
Robert JL
Harvey Leonard P Stuart
Charles Hoodharles Bovdé
Dan C Vaughan
Jiufus
W. Pearson
William Wonner
Allert
Grace Charles Graholm
Alfrel
Reuben 'i Bogles
John Clerdat
Ehity
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Hardeas
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Donald Ie
Victors
McLarren
Dodge
Hardester
Torney
Bergman
Sabine
Newham
Litchfield
Virginia
Treasury
Louisiana
Democratic Party
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Mr Davis
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Denmark
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Firat
B Streeta Southwest
Mamie Brown
Mabel Hunnemond
Capital Schoola
Burlington, N. J
Southern Lines Association
Fitzgerald
Parker-Bridget
Dead Man
Insuranca Company
Edward C. Painter
Claims Company
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Penna. Ave
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Bales
Lincoln
C. W. Darr
Pedro Domecq
Xander
Melochord
Aeolian Company
Aeolian
Steinway
Weber
Wheelock
Stuyvesant
Stroud
Victor Victrelas
O. J. DeMoll & Co
Steinway Pianola
Victor Victrolas
S. Goldheim & Sons
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