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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1911

Page

12

War Department Names District National Guard Officers for Texas Maneuvers

The War Department selects Capt. William R. McCathran, Capt. Harry E. Burton, and Capt. Robert B. Johnson to lead District National Guard units for maneuvers near San Antonio Texas starting April 2. They will arrive April 5 for two weeks with rotations naming new officers every two weeks. A total of 75 officers from the District will participate, with quotas by state and territory including New York 29 and Texas 3, among others, and a larger national roll to start the Texan campaign if extended.

Harries War Department W. R. McCathran Harry E. Burton Robert B. Johnson District National Guard San Antonio Tex George F Harries Samuel E.miley Wiliam R. McCathran Robert B Johnson Texas Capts Mccathren Burton Johnson Tratrace Col Smitey Waring States National Guard San Deg Cal Alabama Arkansas Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Florida Orga Titenom Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maline Massachusetts Minnesota Nebraska New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolia North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin San Diego California Arizona Colorado Idaho Montana New Mexico Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming Buck Mexican Harry ©. Burton William R. McCathran

Bishop Harding Leads All Day Prayer Services at St Johns Georgetown

Bishop Harding officiated at St Johns Church Georgetown leading all day observances of holy communion and prayers. The schedule included morning services at 7 30, a morning address on prayer, communion for the faithful, and midday penitential offices followed by a second address.

Tlarding Solamm St John's Church Georgetown F. B. Howden Harding Carl Howler

Maine Association TQ Meet Plans Reorganization

Plans for reorganizing the Battleship Maine Monument Association will be considered at Eagle Hall tomorrow night. Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee U B president hopes all members attend. Sigsbee and the auditing and financial committees will report. It is suggested the project be turned over to the United Spanish War Veterans. Steps at tomorrow night's meeting are not determined.

Battleship Maine Monument Association Eagle’s Hall Charles D. Sigsbee U. B Sigsbee Rand Financial Comitters United Spanish War Veterans

Roche Assails Police Denies Handbook Betting

Former Saloonkeeper Roche on trial for alleged horse race transactions tells a dramatic story of arrest and police blocking talk with his daughter at the station. He denies betting on horses and disputes detective Jubb’s testimony while noting jewelry and a slip of paper found at his bar. The case, involving police conduct and alleged bookmaking, continues with cross examination scheduled for Monday.

Tella Philip J. Roche Aft United States Roche Rocha Ralph Given Joshua C. Jubb Jubb H. F. Milstead E Street Lambert Howie Mulrowny Reche Howes Given Will

Body to be moved for Barron interment at Oak Hill

The body of George Oliver Barron will be removed from the Oak Hill temporary vault Monday for interment. Born April 21 1821 in Bladensburg Ma he was son of Samuel and Rebecca S Barron and cousin of Commodore Barron. Survived by three daughters and two sons.

George Oliver Barron Oak Hill Cemetery Mr. Barron Bladensburg Samuel Rebecca S. Barron Commodore Barron Commodore Decatur Entwistle & Barron Arlington Hotel Harriet Williams City Mary A. Craig Ida Furmann Brooklyn N. Y Walter Harrison New York Alice de Foe Washington James St. Louis Samuel D. Barron

Robbery at Adams Home Targets $10,000 in Jewels

A maid posing as staff at Bina Mary B Adams of 1621 New Hampathe avenue is linked to a Wednesday theft of jewels valued around 10,000. Miss Adams, guest Mrs. D B Merryman, and the thief’s resemblance to “Mary Miller” or “Elsie Webb” are under police scrutiny. The unknown woman, described with dark olive skin and hair, may be Italian, not German, and stole from locked drawers and a jewel cage on the second floor.

Bina Mary B. Adams New Hampathe Avenue Miss Adams D. B. Merryman Misa Adams Mrs. Merryman

Aided In Big Theft Details of Suspect's Misdirection Revealed

Police piece together the pattern of the maid thief known as Mary Klein and Lena Miller. She advertised for a maid, gathered strong references, and used short stints in wealthy homes to steal jewels. Her accomplice awaited after she left, often disguising as a servant. Miss Adams owned the Cleveland and Detroit cases, where valuable jewels vanished.

Drill at Fort Myer Ends With Cavalry Drills and Contests

This afternoon at 2:50 o clock Fort Myer hosts a drill by Troop DB Fifteenth Cavalry commanded by Capt Smither. Detachment Troop 3 led by Capt Andrewas performs jumping. Troop C provides a musical drill under Capt Dean. Detachment Troop D led by Lieut McNeill features a broadsword contest. Troop A gives another musical drill under Capt Lindsey.

Fifteenth Cavalry Smither Andrewas Dean Lieut McNeill Lindsey

Sons of the Revolution Hold Two Day Washington Session

The general society S ons of the Revolution will meet in Washington on April 18 and 19 with events in Annapolis at St Johns College and a statue unveiling for French soldiers. Visits include the Senate chamber at the State Capitol and a Naval Academy midshipmen drill. A Fort Myer complimentary drill and a New Willard banquet close the gathering.

General Society, Sons of the Revolution Washington New Willard Annapolis St. John’s College Annapolia Senate State Capitol George Washington Continental Army Naval Academy F. D. Grant Department of the Edat Fort Myer General Society

Thieves Rob Liquor Store On 8 F Street Northwest

Thieves forced entry to the John Wedderburn liquor store at 8 F Street NW early yesterday. They wrecked the cash register, stole $200 in cash and $77 in negotiable checks, plus a certificate for five barrels of whisky. Police recovered three short iron pipe sections and a broken watch charm. An unknown man was seen near the shop, and officers noted the front doors appeared intact at 2am but were not rechecked before opening.

John Wedderburn F Street

Household Remedy Cited for Years by Willis Farmer

Ralph Rust of Willis Michigan endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as a long standing household remedy. He notes it cleanses the blood and clears humors formed in winter while exposed to bad weather. As a farmer, he relies on Hood's Sarsaparilla and praises its unique effectiveness. Get the medicine in liquid form or Sareatabs tablets.

Ralph Rust Willis Mich Hood

Clock Bombshell: Juvenile Offenders in Court

In a juvenile court hearing, 9 year old Heiey Kobb confessed to making a false fire alarm from box 651 at Twelfth and D streets northeast, claiming it was a clock. Judge DeLacy lectured her on feminine curiosity and released her home, while 10 year old Victor Mason, a Connecticut Avenue wanderer, was sent to detention as investigators study his home life.

Judge DeLacy Victor Mason Ia Heiey. Kobb H. L. Kobb Tennessee Avenue Twelfth D Streets L. A. German Victor Mason P. A. Evans Euclid Street Bradshaw Connecticut Avenue Kalorama Road Highlands Wyoming Victor

Weather conditions and forecasts from March 23

The Weather Bureau reports a cold high pressure system over the upper lakes driving colder conditions east of the Mississippi, with a second disturbance over the British Northwest bringing warmer air to the western plains and northwest. Rains and snow flurries affect New England and the lake region, with rain in the South Atlantic and gulf states. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions east of the Mississippi Friday into Saturday, unsettled plains, possible rain late Friday and Saturday, with warming through Friday night into Saturday. Winds shift along coasts and from the northwest to westerly. storm warnings persist at Block Island and Nantucket. Local observations include hourly temperatures from midnight to 2 pm and humidity readings, with 89 percent possible sunshine for the day.

U. 8 Dept. of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Middle States Upper Lakes Mississippi River British Northwest Rocky Mountain Plains States New England Lake Region South Atlantic Gulf States Rocky Mountain Districts North Pacific Slope Mtestealppi Missouri Ohio Iske Atlantic States Block Island Nantucket Mass Middle Atlantic East Gulf Coast West Gulf Coast Lake Puienipan European Grand Banks

Boy Scouts' Powwow Tonight in Arcade Rink

A big Boy Scouts of Washington powwow is set for tonight at the Arcade Rink on Fourteenth Street and Park Road NW. About 30 boys will participate after weeks of drills at the Y M C A gymnasium.

Boy Scouts Boy Scouts of Washington Arcade Rink Fourteenth Street Park Road Northwest

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