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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1916

Page

16

Police News in Brief items notable in the capital

A sweep of brief police notices lists robberies from homes and stores, missing persons, a fall from a roof injuring several, a bicycle collision, and a fatal elevator accident. Names include John Alden, Holt Bank, Katherine Campbell, Mra Standermyer, Max Kahner, and Joseph Purhill among others, with locations on Ninth to Seventh streets in Northwest and Northeast Washington. One death recorded is Big Bear, a Winnebago Indian from Thurston County, who died of heart disease in a boarding house.

John Alden National Bank of Washington Holt Bank Tenth Street Katherine M Campbell Pennsylvania Avenue Heaton Tackoon Street Max Kahner Seventh Street Joseph & Simons Heckman Street Feoplea Massachusé Israel Ferguson Moo Street High School Fiker Watch Joseph Pur Hill John Harrison Thurston County Nebraska Big Bear Washington Interior Department

Franklin-Thomson home and school backs Johnson bill

Resolutions adopted at Franklin-Thomson Home and School Association endorse the Johnson bill for community forums in Congress. Also approved were requests to the board of education for sanitary levels and soap in schools and a disapproval of appointing an outsider as director of primary instruction. Opera plans and a cat show cancellation were noted in separate notes.

Congress Franklin-Thomson Home and School Association A. J. Driscoll Grover Cleveland Forum Tha Board of Education Alfred ‘W Harned Home Martha N. H. Darton

Sewers for Suburbs for Water Systems Near DC Area

Residents of Prince Georges and Montgomery counties back a General Assembly project to create a joint sanitary sewerage and water system under one administration called The Washington Suburban Sanitary District. A three member commission governs, two counties plus a governor appointee, with two districts to be formed and bonds up to 25 000 per county. Takoma Park weighs a 35 000 bond vote on April 3 as officials ponder the project’s impact.

Prince Georges Montgomery Washington Post Annapolis General Assembly Washington Suburban Sanitary District State Board of Health District of Columbia District Health Board Little Falls Branch Oxon Run Rock Creek Garrett Park Anacostia River Indian Creek Beaver Dam Creek Takoma Park

Traction Data Survey Checks City Street Car Use

A dozen public utilities commission investigators led by J Kappeyne began a week to ten day review of street car traffic amid crowded cars headways and intersections. Findings will be compared with prior figures to guide possible future regulations benefiting the public. Separately, a secret service warning notes a counterfeit $3 San Francisco Federal Reserve note in circulation with five arrests.

Public Utilities Commission J. Kappeyne Commission É&O Secret Service San Francisco

Equity suit over sale of Southern building in Washington

District Court action filed in the District Supreme Court asks an accounting of the sale of the Southern building at Fifteenth Street and H Street NW by First National Insurance Company to Southern Realty Corporation. The petition seeks a decree to force payment of the $600,000 equity and assumes deeds of trust of $1,291,000. Named defendants include Robert J. W. Wynne John Lewis Smith George Aukam Daniel V. Chisholm James & Bagby Smith H. M. Warrenfeltz and Chester Tompson. The deed to the property was dated February 24 1915. Petitioner Sutton of Sutton W Va is a stockholder and is represented by R. H. Yeatman and Frank S. Smith.

Southern Fifteenth H Streets First National Insurance Company Southern Realty Corporation District Supreme Court O. O. Sutton Sutton W. Va Insurance Company Southern Realty Company Delaware Robert J. W. Wynne John Lewis Smith George ©. Aukam Daniel V. Chisholm James & Bagby-Smith H. M. Warrenfeltz Chester Tompson R. H. Yeatman Frank 5. Smith

New Era in Schools as Community Centers Debated

University education leader Dr Howard Ward outlined the Johnson bill intended to allow community use of school facilities, marking a shift where schools may host adult education and centers on Sundays or other days. The plan aims to empower local oversight while preserving school board authority.

Howard J. Ward Board of Education Council of Jewish Women Eighth Street Temple Ward

Army and Navy Officers Ordered to Duty Locations

The quartermaster corps officers Miller Basketth and Pearson proceed to El Paso Texas to assist quartermasters. Medical corps officers Frick Demmer Gosman Chase Portor Juenemann Lincoln Bowman Bowen and others are assigned to Fort Sam Houston Texas Douglas Arizona and other posts for temporary duty and active service. Leave of absence granted to several captains and lieutenants with relocations and assignments to Fort Slocum Fort Myer Fort Screven and aviation sections. A board of officers to meet at Sandy Hook for ordnance examination results. Several officers reassigned or detached and ships sailing or arriving noted. The Saratoga assigned to Pacific reserve fleet.

Quartermaster Corps el Paso Tex Claude H. Miller Alvin E. Basketth Samuel B. Pearson Medical Corps Columbus N. Mer Euclide. Frick Charles C. Demmer George H. I. Gosman Joseph B. Bastion Sdward Fort Sam Houston Ralph S. Portor Ghorgh F. Juenemann Henry F. Lincoln Medical Reserve Corps Joan Marwitt Madison H. Bowman Albert Bowen Douglas, Ariz Paul L. Perron Coast Artillery Corps Vancouver Barracks Wash Signal Corps Stanley DB Embick Cogat Artillery Corps Francie K. Newcomer Corps of Engineers Rufus W. Putnam Henry F. Pipes Most Fort Slocum N. Y Fort Myer Elmer FR. Mansfield Fort Screven Robert L. How2e Eleventh Cavalry Melvin W. Rowell Charles 3. Farnsworth Sixteenth Infantry James T. Moore Walter C.short Harry Q. Fletcher Fort Oglethrope Lisut James L. Dunsworth Military Academy Aignal Corps San Diego Cat Signal Corps Aviation School John Mather Qonhu United States Coast Puget Sound Hugo H. Pitz San Francisco Cal Honolulu Hawaii Coast Defenses Gabu Lient Raymond V, Oram Coast , Artillery Corps Sandy Hook Lawrence A. McLaughlin Manila Subic Bays Ordnance Department Howard P. O'Her William S. Whitervelt Morgan L. Brett Sandy Hook Proving Ground N. J Dheos Catlin First Infantry Renry A. Auley John A. Beery

Williams Wins City Women's Bowling Championship Claim

Miss Billie Williams retained her lead over Mrs Louis Vogelsberger to win the city women's bowling title after a ten game series at the Arcade. Scores show Williams 443 to Vogelsberger 451 with Williams leading 21 pins after the first half. Notre Dame beat Yale 99 to 26 in the intercollegiate title contest in South Bend on March 14. Carroll Institute and the All-Collegians to play basketball Friday night with dancing to follow.

Billie’’ Williams Louis Vogelsberger Miss Williams Vogelnberger Vogeleberger Misa Wiliams Carroll Institute The All-Collegians St. Patrick's Notre Dame Yale South Bend Ind Notre Dame ODD Fellows Central Columbia Nicholas Keck Milen Purcett W.pump'y Fowler Howell Williams Neiss McCmuiey Folk Tad Hanean - AG OH Wyre Luckett White Metthewn Miller Fourteenth Street Columbia. Co Eae de Rochyb McClure Corning Sonneman Dumms Conradis Oy Oo Ee Hamner Gog de Wol Gletteman I Smith Chadline Graham Ij Kimball Bell Bartel Royal Arcanum Duchpin Winston Herbert TB Wickersh Streit Ray Hurd Maddy Lauer Marceron Clara Barton Masonic Duckpin League Lafayette ORRIN Ang Bessler Westons Rooke Ee Halley Bed de Sfeston American Red Cross Society Slick Putnam. Carroll Grissey Stanford Clara Barton Memorial Association Ord Baers Washington Post Burron Brent Keinne Macon Pes Dudley Dorset McLaren Yannigans Dyer Cost Stocker Magee Cromwell Patterson Youneman McNulty Caxton Fairey Land Ent Mann Feeney Jones Nelson Riedel O'Donnell Benator Covert Hardie Swayrt Ferber Han Ap Waidell i. BR Megh Capital City I Bankers Buckey Pell Ae Er Bear Oz Jerman Matlack AL Maguire Marrima Jon ‘Weltmer Butrick Krauss Leusent D. Birum W. de Byer

Mount Pleasant Triumph In Extra Period For City Hoop Title

Mount Pleasant Congregational edged Gilbert Fourth Presbyterian 35 to 4 in a basketball final at the Arcade, with the game extended to an extra five minutes. Key plays featured Boyd for Fourth Presbyterian and Lynch for Mount Pleasant. substitutions listed.

Mount Pleasant Gilbert Fourth Presbyterian Church Boyd Fourth Presbyterian Lynch Meee Clasa Mt. Pleasant McMillan Phelps Erby Lyang Thompson Donnell Lockwood van Duren Och Corby Jois Boyd Hudson Mr. Barrett

Bowling leaders shift after wholesale changes in ABC standings

Toledo Ohio March 14. Wholesale changes in the leaders of the American Bowling Congress occurred in the roiling today. Teams Heisilis Columbus Jose Gomez Chicago and Schmadts St Paul posted high scores with 2805 2864 and 2856 respectively. Doubles include Thomas Maring Chicago 1279 and Hunt er Hendricks Grand Rapids 1262.

Toledo Ohio American Bowling Congress Hiehis Columbus Jose Gomez Chicago Sehmadts St. Paul Thomas Maring Hunter Hendricks Grand Rapides Gelier-Gerlok Grand’ Rapids Bingles_P baw

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