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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1916

Page

9

Pair 139 Golfers Paired for Washington Golf Tourney

In a field of 139 golfers, including some from out of town, pairings were announced for the Washington Golf and Country Club tournament set to begin Thursday morning. The list includes many pairings with local and regional players, reflecting one of the year’s largest entries.

Washington Golf and Big City W. Ghesley Maury Dove Ak Tf Poe Egerods Gieeford Gieeford and We OR. McGallum, 440, Fietman Stabler F. Hewett Sidney KooReot Kortright Church Mo Seibold Ll. Dent Halph Barnar Biward Dorie Waldo R. Pearce Wk ES Betts L Mosby Jo K Marcell Norbert Depry Thomas Dempaes ED Winiam Yoon JH. Gravan Rom. Sehoflela Cal.eorge Richarda Boyd Taylor Artes Hugh McKensla Orne George T Cunningham T T Wits Philadelphia Country Club Andrew J" Whittaker John Hf Chapmat John Et Clapp Cole Scranage Dr. James Melenahan Arthur Wo Dunn EA. Kewle Chamberlain George Foofruenl Siddone John A Sobinsen Charles A Watson Thartee Orme Charles Sildon Clark FE McBride Fulton Lewis Vinoll

Death by Own Action of Longtime Glove Merchant Hibbert

Charles H Hibbert 73 a Boston native and glove merchant at 606 Eleventh St NW died by his own hand Monday night in his store cellar. Found by a cleaner, he lived at 1318 Twelfth St NW and left no note. Coroner Nevitt cited careful planning. death certificate issued. Hibbert had resided in Washington 35 years, lived alone, and had recent paralysis affecting his hands. Friends and relatives in Boston notified.

Charles H. Hibbert Eleventh Street Twelfth Street Nevitt Hibbert Boston Wright's Under

New Bridge Assured Praise for Carlin and Adamson

New bridge secure with $1,000,000 structure measure awaiting presidential signature. Chairman Adamson announced Senate amendments minor, Aqueduct bridge bill passed the House, and work ready to begin. Credit given to Carlin of Alexandria and Adamson for pushing the measure through.

Adamson House Committee On Interstate Commerce Senate House Fine Arts Commission Virginia House Committee Carlin Alexandria

Bridge funding urges new span for District of Columbia

Men credited for the bridge project favored substantial improvements and backed the proposal from the start noting the need for both government and public support in Virginia adjacent to Georgetown. Adamson said he could not approve the memorial bridge but foresees a future bridge at New York avenue extended costing several millions. Carlin praised the bill, funds to repair the current bridge and acquire necessary approaches for the new span. Ten tentative plans exist and departmental plans promise no unnecessary delay in starting work.

Virginia Georgetown Adamson New York Avenue Carlin

Army and Navy Officer Changes of the Day

A long list of naval and army officer commissions detachments and assignments from December five 1915 to 1916. Includes Captains Comdrs Lieutenants and warrants with postings to Berlin New York Norfolk Pensacola and other bases plus forthcoming retirements leaves and transfers. Also notes ships sailing and arriving and orders for yard and hospital postings.

R. Marvell Edward McCadley F. H. Schofield Chester Navy Department Robert Henderson A. D. Turnbull W. Grosse P. J. Wilson Maine G. M. Courts J. N. Ferguson Atlantic Reserve W. D. Gre W. C. Barbdr Chattanooga Raleigh I-G Bratton Fulton H. A. Flanigan J. G C. M. Forster W. IL. Heeibeng Alabama D. C. Laizarh Navy Yard New York A. W. Dunbar Marine Rifle, Range Winthrop H. ©. Curl Charleston West Virginia A. Burg W. E. Findeisen P. A P. T. Dessez Vextal G. D. Hale Naval Hospital Newport R. I I. W. Robbins Albany C. White Navy Brooklyn N. Y Missouri A. J Toulon North Dakota Roy Cuthberton North Dakotas Wisconsin J. G. Omelvena R. 1 Paqueah Asat. Borg C. BE. Treibly Palucah United States W. A. Brams Severn A. E. Bhodoe Vermont Veetai W. H. Carson Naval Medical School Washington, D. C Navy Recruiting Station J. A. Tompkins New Orleans H. W. Browning J. N. Jordan W. N. Hughes G. H. Crapo Key West Fla B. H. Brookd Naval Indian Head North Caroline Reginald Sphar Kansas Philadelphia B. M. Dobson J. H. Gunnell North Carolina Naval Aero Station Pensacola A. Paym Gwynnd Naval Station P. A. Paym D P. Heath W. Moorman H. T. Sandlin M. Mathes H. W. Rusk, Jr C. R. Murray Fay Offcers’ School J. D. Macnair Maryland Pittsburgh T. P. Riddle A. B. Court J. 0. Gawne Bi. L. Patch Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston Mass Portemouth N. H W. W. Webster Puget Sound Wash Bostrwaims F. G. Mehling B. F. Singles W. KR. Ruecaner J. J. O'Brif Boatawain Frank Kinne Salem Osceola T. M. Buck Scramne Jupiter Redtewain John Shottroff Uneas Ganners Joseph Chamberlin A. By Dorsey F.C. Wisker Edward Wenk D. JP. Henderson A. C Ganner Athinbranner New Jersey Naval Magusing Hens Creek Wanrese Campbeel Lawrence Wittman JD. Pratt J. H. Gerbior Frank Risber San Diego J. H. Warman H. Badgett A. W. North J. M.D. Knowles R. G. Moody Frank Smith F. P. Magan Benton Nebraska N. R. George B. W. Lambert J. J. Oettinger Chicago A. A. Hooper Beaton A. C. Skinner Norfolk Patuxent C. B. Parnell T. F. Howe Haiti F. D. Foley M. A. Stuart Baiti T. A. Henry Naval Academy Annapolis Dixie Mase A. ©. Kozlowski Freeman Waah P. J. Hutchison F. R. Tuck Harry Atwood New Annapolla T. Tr Sorrell New Fork Naval Torpedo Station San Francisco Boutevale J. B. Iken Marshfield Hills Maes

German Note On Submarine War Tactics And Arbitration Hopes

A dated report discusses Germany's stance on British merchant vessels, contends they are naval forces of Great Britain, and outlines expected German replies to the U S note. It covers potential arbitration by the King of Spain, prior U S proposals, and the pause in German torpedo actions since the note. The piece notes President Wilson and cabinet deliberations, and how talks may proceed after Germany replies. It references U S demands and international law concerns surrounding submarine warfare.

Mediterranean Germany Great Britain United States State Department Wilson Fasye

Governor Trammell testifies in mandamus case over Florida land claim

Gov. Park Trammell of Florida testified for an hour in Circuit Division 1 before Justice Gould in a mandamus proceeding brought by Allen B. Henderson to have Florida's land claim recognized as superior to the state's claim. Henderson fled to the land after Florida relinquished title in 1914. interior officials were summoned for Monday. The hearing follows an 1880 patent error transferring land to the state and potential indemnity under a new act.

Gov Park Trammell Florida Justice Gould Allen B. Henderson Lane Department of the Interior Henderson Jones Interior Department Clay Tallman General Land Office Alexander T. Vogelsang Trammell Washington Gainesville Flea Vogalsang Patrick Loughran B. W. Marshall

United States Note Cautions on Attacking Vessels

The United States cautions use of utmost discretion against attacking enemy ships to avoid violations of international law. Germany may view vague phrasing as openness to discuss rules after formal promises to observe international law. After Germany replies, Secretary Lansing and German Ambassador von Bernstorff would discuss future submarine actions.

United States Germany Lansing Count von Bernstorff

Congress considers short recesses during convention period

Congress may recess for three days at a time during national convention weeks. Majority Leader Kitchin indicated that measures not requiring full attendance could be acted on while the Senate and House allow some members to leave.

Congress Kitchin House Senate

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