War Department routs Justice Trade in departmental tennis clash
War Department dominated the municipal courts beating Justice-Trade 4 1 in the Departmental League. Graves Tracey captured Justice-Trade’s sole win. War Department’s pairings included Foote Cole Haines Chase Gullion Elliott Stevens Parry and Collins Baker across six matches. Also notes on yard league and other district games follow in the same page.
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Crowell Leaves War Department
Benedict Crowell resigns as Assistant Secretary of War effective July 1 and will enter private business. He led the munitions program and, since the armistice, directed industrial demobilization and settled war claims and contracts. The President lauded the closure of war procurement and expected a successor to be named within days.
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Enrollment Boost Expected in District Public Schools
Enrollment of 2,000 is expected in the district public schools as a six week summer term runs July 1. Many students who failed to make grades have applied for enrollment to catch up on back work. Classes will be held at Arthur Cook Corcoran Benn Thomson Polk Jefferson Jadon Monro Park View and Wallico.
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No Auto Wreck Funds Manages Claims in State
A garbled note describes appointment of Tames S Blakesley as Fourth Assistant Treasurer General and references approval procedures for reimbursements of auto wreck funds. Names and places are unclear but indicate a Washington based process overseen by postal and government officials.
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Czech forces voyage to Norfolk under escort
Fragmentary text describes military movement with troops aboard the transport Mourtennen en route for Niatvostokh to Hamburg and Norfolk. Limited legible details reference proper escort and calculations, implying orderly deployment though specifics are unclear.
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Eleven Bible Schools for Children in Washington Churches
About 1 000 students are expected as eleven Bible schools for children will be conducted in Washington churches during vacation season with more than 1600 enrollments anticipated. Four schools open Monday and seven on July 6 at locations including Eckington Presbyterian Peck Presbyterian, Ninth Street Christian, Metropolitan M Church Mt Vernon M E, Bethany Presbyterian Chapel North Capital M E, Northminster Presbyterian Fifth Baptist Union M E, Epworth M E South. Mrs N M Pollock is organizer for the District.
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Washington Board of Trade to Meet Monday Afternoon at 1
City brief items note schedules including a reception for retiring Minor Normal School principal Dr Lucy E Moten at the school on July 1 and an assortment of local club hikes picnics and meetings across Washington and nearby areas with times from 1 to 3 8 p m and locations such as King and Patrick streets Alexandria Lees Grove and Cabin John Station.
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Outing of the City Club Arrangements Underway
The Washington City Club outing committee led by Fulton Brylawski departs today for West Hatton Maryland on the Wicomico River to finalize plans for the first annual club outing on July 17. The event will be hosted on Foster M Reeder’s 800 acre estate with committee members as guests. A request is to be made to Charles county commissioners to ready local roads for the day.
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Washington Terminal Company Denies District Tax Authority
The Washington Terminal Co. answered the District authorities suit seeking $67,509 in taxes, arguing the District has no power to tax federal property. The case centers on government ownership of streets and alleged impacts from construction of Union Station.
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Embassys Chauffeur Ordered to Pay Temporary Alimony
Justice Bailey of the District Supreme Court ruled that George T. Miller, former chauffeur for Ambassador Boris Bakhmeteff at the Russian embassy, must pay his wife Sarah Miller $40 monthly alimony. Miller claimed unemployment but disclosed that he left the couple with possession of their jointly owned Columbia Road home for their two children.
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Mexican Envoy to Germany Heads to Berlin Post
Balbino Davalos has been designated Mexican Minister to Germany and proceeds to his Berlin post today via the United States with the American embassy in Mexico City informing the State Department yesterday.
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Dayton Succeeds McVay as Navy Yard Commander
Capt John H Dayton takes command at the navy yard and superintendent of the naval gun factory succeeding Capt Charles B McVay Jr who becomes chief of the ordnance bureau. Dayton, in service since 1886, now leads the Arigona's duties and the yard's operations.
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Commander Baldwin sues Shipping Board for pay
Commander Frank P Baldwin retired U S Navy sues the United States Shipping Board in District Supreme Court for 416.67 dollars plus interest claiming one month's salary remained unpaid since June first of this year. An informal Rennselaer Polytechnic alumni meeting at University Club formed a local chapter with officers Admiral M T Endicott president Anthony J Scullen vice president Capt Y T H Messer secretary R C Greene treasurer Lieut Go L McCurdy William S Garland and Admiral C W Parks as directors.
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W. B. & A. Rate Hearing Set for Tuesday
The Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Railway Commuters Club gains a hearing at the Interstate Commerce building in Washington Tuesday at 100 mm to contest fare increases from 8 to 106 per cent. John Rigglies chairs the club with data to oppose the raise. Delegations from Annapolis and Baltimore will attend.
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