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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1915

Page

10

Joint Conclave Attends Mount Vernon Visit and Tax Review

Alexandria and Richmond leaders gather for a joint Knights Templar and Eastern Star event at Mount Vernon. The State Tax Review board meets in Baltimore to hear protests against property assessments while local officials attend ceremonies and receptions.

Order of the Eastern Star Martha Washington Alexandria Baltimore

District Court News On Ambrose Receiver Resignation

The District Supreme Court accepted the resignation of William E. Ambrose as receiver of the defunct First Cooperative Building Association of Georgetown. H. Hiller Jackson was named successor with a $25,000 bond. The order preserves rights and liabilities of all parties, including the surety. Separately, Mary J. Adams was granted an absolute divorce from Thomas E. Adams amid alleged misconduct findings. Alfred J. Smith named chief beneficiary in a March 1915 will. Thirty shares in Washington Asphalt Block and Tile Company mentioned.

Willam E. Ammbrose First Cooperative Building Association Georgetown Stafford District Supreme Court H. Hiller Jackson Ambrose Jackson Justice Stafford William E. Ambrose Ambrosa L. A. Dent Order of Justice Mary J. Adams Thomas E. Adams Grea Thomas V. Smith Alfred J. Smith Washington Asphalt Block and Tile Company

St. Vincent's and St. Dominic's Baseball Showdowns

In a muddy but competitive amateur baseball day, St. Vincent's and St. Dominic's clash with multiple lineups tallying runs. Welch and Marsden pitched for their teams with solid hits from Gerardi, Spalding, and Murray, while Whitehaven and Westover squads posted strong showings in the morning and afternoon games.

Totwis St Vincents Domina Rins—Spalding J. Gerardi Thomas Wetsman Murray Robertaon Tylor San Felippo Howser Newland Brownd Witzgerald A. Gerardi Errors Taylor Street Dycer Braund Greene St. Vincent's St. Dominic's Welch Howder Marsden Mace Thoes Marefen Heme Gerardi Thaee Welsman Spalding Robertson Kasea— Freund Fitzgerald B. Welch Pire Heres Brand Telch

Colored Departmental League and Will of Frank A Speare

The report covers a Colored Departmental League game with player names and scoring notes, plus a long legal section noting a will and bequests from the estate of Frank A. Speare and related business matters. It lists beneficiaries tied to St Joseph’s and St Ann’s asylums and assigns executors Alfred J. Smith and Katharine C. Smith.

Police Notes Report Crime and Accidents Across Northwest

A valued riding horse owned by Samuel Washington on 605 T Street NW died after stepping in a hole. Police officer W F Holmes shot the animal. Harold J Monahan aged 37 was injured on D Street NW in a collision with a sightseeing automobile and taken to Emergency Hospital. Andrew Lewis, 60, was struck on the head by a load at Morgan Street work site and hospitalized. Pocketbook stolen from Miss E J Beck near her phone. Dr Leland Corer’s car stolen from in front of Metropolitan Club. A fire in a wood shed near 1925 Eighth Street NW caused minor damage. A defective flue caused minor damage at 3236 Prospect Ave NW. Gold watch valued $50 stolen from Antonio Cheffo at 54 C Street NW. Stephen McHerry, 67, was knocked down by an unidentified motorcycle rider on Tenth Street NW. he was treated at Emergency Hospital. Mrs Florence Stant, 24, swallowed iodine and recovered. A police raid at an office building at Eighth and F Streets NW led to six gambling law violations arrests. Tar spilled at Seventh and I Streets NW started a fire with no damage. William A Ryan, 59, of Cairo apartments, sprained an ankle on Seventeenth and H Streets NW and was taken to hospital. John Barden, 62, died at Emergency Hospital after kidney trouble. death certified as natural causes by Dr Weistadt.

Stephen McHerry Tenth Street M Street Leroy Mark Ashley Terrace

Death of William A Randall longtime resident of Northwest

William A Randall known as Willing A Randall died at home 1222 Mitepeoth Street northwest after a general breakdown. Born in Builtiete 42 years ago he was a member of Stansbury Lodge. Funeral services at Stansbury Lodge Masons chapel, 20ng Mentes Wayne Avenue, with interment Glenwood Cemetery. Survived by mother Mrs George C Randall sisters Mrs Henry Ty feel Miss Bessie Randall and Mrs John Costreve and two brothers George J Gul Themas A Randall.

Willing A. Randall Thin Ctsech Mitepeoth Street Nortwest Randal Randall Builtiete Wamden T Fe Stansbury Lodge Sehippert's Chapel Mentes Wane Avenue Glenwood Kiesitiew John Costreve George J. Gul Themas Iandall

Reformatons and Trans-Whitting Marsh Clash in Exhibition

Detailed box score shows Advent AHO and Reformation splitting an exhibition game. Key players include Dampier, O’Donnell, Newman, Thompson, Ruscher, and Offutt. Errors and pitching notes highlight a 881324 7 line and multiple substitutions, with both teams producing runs and defensive miscues.

Advent al Reformat's Cross Prounter Wittemarsh Dampler Dawpler G'Ronnel Hunteman Thomp Gon Nops Errors Napa Finch Lott Banes Batls Offutt Cake Out Take Newman Crut Hume Cin—O'bantel Whitmaresh Grissom Buseher Dampier Pitener Tne Oruit hail—Hunteman Pinpive Mr. Kerper

Northwest S.8S League Central game recap

Central outscored Albumeapuel 18 to 5 in a high scoring contest as Rawlings and Friede led offense with multiple hits and RBIs. Pitchers Cot and Geanford split duties, while Strob’r and Trexler provided key defensive plays and base running in a chaotic late innings.

Central Albumeapuel Reicher Bauer Pfeifer Berta Armsty Entoury Doleman Fieman Rawlings Ite Uerman Friede Strob'r Thompson Bowen Trexler BiGereford Rone Baner i. Armstrong Wea Frites Frieda Pam Petal Gensford Ler Belcher Strohecker Fisuisa Trevler Bienen Twe-bi Hite Coleman Rowen

Americans Saving and Investing Now More Than Ever Before

A New York financial essay argues that Americans are saving more, investing, and seeking bonds and dividend stocks amid low interest rates and a potential war. It notes strong bank reserves, favorable balance of trade, and rising security prices as reasons for optimism, while urging caution if war occurs.

B.C. Forbes Neww York England France Europe

Union Station Area Plaza Payments Move Forward

The plaza award commission paid two property owners in the condemned Union Station area for acquired titles. Holgar M. Mayne received 4 438 dollars and Agal Karr 340 805 dollars as the government begins triangular area clearance. Wrecking and removal of buildings start, clearing squares for a larger plaza north of the triangle.

Commission On Plaza Union Station Holgar M. Mayne Aga] Karr Massachusetts Avenue Second

City News in Brief: District Fire Houses and Local Events

The Washington fire houses are being inspected to award a pennant for appearance and efficiency. The West Virginia Society in DC plans games, dances, and speeches with over 600 tickets sold for a July 17 event at Great Falls. Janitors meet at McKinley High School to discuss summer work.

The West Virginia Society of the District of Columbia Hotel Powhatan Joan W. Davis Hunter M. Moss West McKintey Manual Training High School

Builders’ Barge Party Planned by Exchange

A barge furnished by the Columbia Granite and Dredging Company has been decorated and all arrangements made for the Builders and Manufacturers' Exchange annual barge party tomorrow night. The Builders will board at o'clock and return about o'clock after a river trip. A piano will be aboard for a musical program, and a buffet luncheon will be served. About 1 members of the exchange are expected to join the jaunt.

Columbia Granite and Dredging Company Builders and Manufacturers’ Exchange Exchange J

New Midshipmen Admit One Third Membership Rise

Annapolis Md June 28 admission list includes Joseph R. Lannon Tennessee Ross A Queerdoff Oregon Thomaz B Brittain at large Robert G Waldron Michigan Ralph H Roberts Minis James R Casey Connecticut Chauncey Camp Misalesippi.

Annapolis Joseph R. Lannon Tennessee Ross A. Queerdoff Oregon Thomaz B. Brittain Robert G. Waldron Michigan Ralph H. Roberts James R. Casey Connecticut Chauncey Camp Misalesippi

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