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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1922

Page

14

War Mobilization Plan for Reserves Tells Parsons of 15-Day Instruction

A War Department plan outlined by Gen Pershing, in a letter to Col William Barley Parsons, details a national reserve mobilization scheme. It envisions 18 days of instruction for reserve officers at least every other year, with possible joint training with regular troops and national guard, to prepare young replacements who lack active service.

Col. W. B. Parsons Preas Shen War Department Pershing Toran Aesure Congress Regular Army National Guard

Pitched Ball Kills Player in Brooklyn Game

A pitched ball struck art Heuer, 25, of Brooklyn in the head while at bat in a Brooklyn amateur game yesterday. He died today, ending the match and shocking local sports circles.

New York Art Heuer Brooklyn

Crown Prince on exile life and memoir plans

The crown prince discusses his English reading, island life on Wirielen, and his plans to publish memoirs and a broader war guilt study. He details daily routines, hobby work, and charity, while reflecting on criticism and the reality of his status among Dutch islanders.

Ethel M. Dell H. G. Wells Baroness Orczy John Maynard Keynes Crown Prince Jack London Oliver Curwood Rudyard Kipling Germany Hohenzeollern Wieriingen London Forsdam

Merchants League Opens Next Week With Six Clubs

The Merchants baseball league begins its second season tomorrow with Pepco facing Washington Gas Company at Monument Grounds Diamond No 3. Other teams include Peoples Drug Stores Piggly Wiggly Hecht Company and Chestnut Farm Dairy. Games run Tuesday Wednesday and Friday with May 2 3 and 6 schedule matchups listed.

Merchants Baseball League Wll Potomac Electric Power Company Washington Gas Company Pepco Peoples Drug Stores Piggly Wiggly Hecht Company Chestnut Farm Dairy T. B. Williams Monument Grounds

Four in a Row for Dominican Lyceums

The Dominican Lyceums defeated Barrett A C 10 to 7 for their fourth straight win. Hilquist pitched masterfully until the eighth inning when three consecutive hits and two home runs produced four runs. Score by innings shows Barret A G 20600002 4 7 and Dom Lyceums 11700001x 10. Batteries Hilignist and MacDonald, Lloyd, W. Linkens and Muschittz.

Dominican Lyceums Barrett A. C Hilquist Barret A

Rex A. C. Beats Clarendon 20 to 1 in Big Win

Rex A. C. clobbered Clarendon A. C. 20 to 1 as Digges gave up 21 hits. Behaefer, T. Patterson and Glo pees worked for Rex while Digges, Bett and J Martin pitched for Clarendon. Seat Pleasant A. C. blanked Quincy 10 to 0 with Main dominating on the mound. Pirate Midgets set to face Marine A. C. at Monument grounds at 8 20 this evening. players listed for report include Ciffa Ciffa Glaser Cohn Defilippis McQueeny and Sykes.

Rex A. C Clarendon A. C Rexrren Digges Clarendon Moundsman Drigges Nationals Rex A. C. Clarence Behaefer T. Patterson Glopees G. Patterson Bett J .Martin Seat Pleasant 4. C Seat Pleasant A. C Quincy Main Seat Pleasant Pirate Marine A. C Monument Grounds Pirate A. C F. Ciffa G. Ciffa G. Glaser J. Cohn C. Defilippis McQueeny F. McQueeny Sykes Tippten

Comedy and Drama Share Honors On the Local Screens This Week

Crandall's Metropolitan presents a lively bill led by Charles Ray in The Barnstormer and Buster Keaton in Cops. Viola Dana stars in Glass Houses at the Palace, with The Green Temptation and The Nerve Killer among added features. Loews Columbia runs Bought and Paid For with Agnes Ayres and Jack Holt, plus The Moth revival at Crandall's starring Norma Talmadge.

Crandall Metropolitan Charles Ray Buster Keaton Music Box Pathe News Pathe Review Joel Mathews Gwendolyn St. Clair Joel Joss Ray Lionel Belmore Wilfred Lucas Charlotte Pierce Viola Dana Metro Washington Loew's Palace Palace Miss Dana Glass Houses Harry Beaumont Clara Genevieve Kennedy Edith Kennedy Gaston Glass Mayme Kelso Helen Lynch Claire du Brey Ellsworth Gage John Steppling Misa Dana Joy Duval Billy Norton Harriet Billy Crock Mise Dana Loew’s Palace Palace Symphony Orchestra Thomas Joseph Gannon Loews Columbia William DeMille Paramount George Broadhurst Jack Holt Agnes Ayres Broadhurst Misa Ayres DeMille Walter Piers Leah Wyant George Kuwa Bernice Frank Ethel Wales Clara Beranger Mr. DeMitle Miss Ayres Virginia Blaine Robert Stafford Mr. Holt Virginia Columbia Symphony Orchestra Leon Brusilef

Concert for Wounded Men At Navy Station Ana costia

Four distinguished artists from different nations perform for wounded soldiers in hospitals with radio receivers. The 410 meter broadcast from NOF and a National event aim to raise funds for a summer outing resort for world war veterans leaving hospitals. Artists include Patricia Ryan Willem van Andel Samuel Furedi and Hisa Lowise Raner.

Uncle Sam Naval Air Station Nof Anacostia New York Boston Philadelphia Waitimore Washington Norfolk Atlantic California Hawaiian Patricia Ryan Grand Opera Prima Sonna Willem van Andel Samuel Furedi Celist Hisa~Lowise Raner

District girl attacked by negro at Culpeper

Special to The Washington Post Culpeper Virginia April report describes a brutal assault on a young white woman who had arrived by Washington train. She identified James Yager, a local negro in jail as a suspect, with other patrols seeking further leads. The victim was bruised and the town remained on edge as police pursued angles of the case.

Washington Post Culpeper Washington D. C James Yager

Petition Opposes Tax Amendment Local Officials Decry

A district meeting of business leaders and civic groups denounced a proposed tax amendment. Thomas Brad ley urged citizens to oppose a united front and avoid past criticism. Judge White ridiculed the plan as novel and unconstitutional citing $5 annual costs and a mandated $3,000,000 cash bill. Federation of Women's Clubs and other speakers warned rents would rise and housing worsen. Mary Wright Johnson and John A. Logan urged opposition and petitioning Congress.

Chamber of Commerce Thomas Bradley Board of Trade Judgs White White Congress Mary Wright Johnson Federation of Women's Clubs John A. Logan Congrésa

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