YMCA Boys Banquet Ends L N Probe And Pageant Act
YMCA boys division annual banquet at the Bay Building follows dinner by ladies auxiliaries. Maj Pullman spoke on The Value of the aspiration to the Community urging responsibility and service. Louisville and Nashville Railroad President Newton H. Smith began his ICC testimony, prompting questions on political donations and policy. cross-examination to follow. Awards in athletics and discipline were announced for juniors and seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj Pullman
Dabertmene
Young Mens Christian
Nilton H. Smith
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Interstats Commerce Commission
Smith
Sonepat
Nashville
Lousville
Louiaville
Folk
Awards to Schoolboys and Athletics Honor Roll
The article lists schoolboy awards across many city schools and notes top performers in events such as the broad jump and track relays. It names several athletes like Sherry, Sherey, and Klein among others, plus mentors and staff who guided the athletic program through a competitive season. It also mentions Mr Smith explaining warehouse traffic and a deaths by self injury tied to financial pressures on riverboat operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rat S
Kangahars
Sherey
Starding
Kleinpeor
Suinding
Tonnaon
Fe Kivinnpeter
M Hulson
Trac Af Nicholson
Metmy
Tha Fallowing Bosa
Ares
Theodore Rinnon
G Acton
William Errst
Harvey Nathaniel Freger
Bert Nelson
Aalm
Ming Fred Livermore
Tsu Quane
Rolen Fobbes
Charles Terk
Jenks Or
William Flinna
Bible Pageant and Capitol Events Highlight Washington
Washington hosts a Bible pageant with 500 local participants at Convention Hall to mark the American Bible Society centennial. Simultaneous programs include Capitol grounds talks by Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark, a Continental Hall address by President Wilson, and church services across multiple DC parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convention Hall
American Bible Society
Randolph Keith Forrest
Christ
Marshall
Champ Clark
Wesley L. Jones
Washington State
Haid
Ito
Wilson
Memorial Continental Hall
Senator Cumming
William F McDowell
Methodial Episcopal Church
Forrest
J. Wilder Tomlinson
C T Jewell
Mr Thompson
Jewell
Mra
W.S. Moore
Nina & Allender
Woodrow Wilson
John W Foster
Merrill E Gates
Washington
Washington Cathedral
Arthur Taylor
Great English Bible Society
Bethlehem Chapel
Cathedral
Fire destroys Ink Shop and seating room at unidentified store
A fire caused over $6,000 damage to a shop and adjoining room on the ground floor and rear quarters, heavily burning interiors and leaving smoke and water traces. Fire was checked in time after two alarms. insurer covers some losses. Fire department and Benjamin Klopfer noted on scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praonmag
Chlair
Pisart Maen
Louterror
Orferra
Sa Etigadis
Benjamin Klopfer
Hoisting Engineers Await Wage Increase Push
Labor reports show unionized hoisting engineers pressing for higher pay amid a brewing labor dispute with employers. Business agent Whalen says specifics still unclear as protests and petitions unfold, with demands for an hourly rise from previous rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Og S$ Whalen
Canton of
Howting
Newport Season Prep Turns Up Sea Inspectors
Newport season coverage notes a New York return of a figure described as inspecting the sea route, with involvement of a private railroad coach and a May to August timeframe referenced in the Washington Post imprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Newport
Mra
Rata
New York
Sherman
Southern Railway President denies pact to divide South
Fairfax Hartson, head of Southern Railway, states there was no agreement with Louisville and Nashville to carve up Southern territory. He notes no such accord is in effect and reflects on a 1896 conference cited in newspaper reports. He compares it to the ancient Roman partition of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax Hartson
Southern Railway
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
M H. Smith
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Smith
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Company
Southern
Louisville and
Nashville
Augustus
Anthony
Boosters Enlarge Program for Merchants Outing
The Retail Merchants Association booster committee led by Henry Lansburgh and fellow members plans a Washington trade stimulus outing. An auto parade, a 3 pm Saturday departure from Star Building, a trip to Baltimore for a steamer cruise, and 26 visited Chesapeake and Potomac points will feature exhibits, posters, and souvenirs to boost Maryland and Virginia buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants’ Association
Booster
Henry Lansburgh
C. Graham
Claude E. Miller
Charles F. Crans
Joseph Berberich
Washington
Lansburgh
Maryland
Virginia
Boosters
Association
Star Building
Jacob G. Moody
Baltimore
Elks and Eagles Share Friendly Night at Bazaar
A joint Elks night at the Fraternal Order of Eagles bazaar drew about 400 Hika attendees. Exalted Ruler William F. Gude led the Elks, welcomed by David Wolf who chaired the reception committee, with addresses by James L. Ward and Rossa Downing. Arthur Witcomb performed a cornet solo with the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Order of Eagles
Wiliam F. Gude
David Wolf
Eagles
Ritter Gude
James L. Ward
Rossa Downing
Arthur Witcomb
Hika
Teachers U. K. E. Constitution Adopted at Central
At a Central meeting a tentative constitution for the High School Teachers Union was adopted. Elections for officers are slated for May 16 at Central. A charter-application committee was formed to seek AFL and Central Labor Union backing, with C. W. Rippey leading and several members named. The group voted to admit librarians and normal school teachers to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
American Federation of Labor
Central Labor Union
C. W. Rippey
W J. Wallis
George R Devitt
Reuben Fink
J. R. Wison
H. H. Burroughe
L. V.lampson
Ubrarians
Miss Eleanor Taft to Wed Gerald Whitman
Providence R I May The marriage of Miss Eleanor Taft daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W Taft to Gerald Whitman son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Whitmen of New York will take place at the Taft residence on June 14 Misses Dorothy Storges and Frances Lipplit have started for Washington where they will spend a fortnight at the camp at Chevy Chases taking the course on preparedness Mrs Stephen C Metcalf and Miss Lyra Brown Nickerson are at the Shoreham in Washington
Marine Band Concert at Potomac Drive Tonight
United States Marine Band led by William H. Santelmann performs a program including Marches, Overtures, Walts, and Polkas at Potomac Drive. Selections cited include Flag of Victory, Lohengrin, Vienna Blood, Reverie, Torch Dance, The Bride Elect, and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whia
Potomac Drive
United States Marine Band
William H. Santelmann
Six are bitten by dog in Anacostia fear spreads
A rabid collie at large bites six children and several dogs in Anacostia and nearby areas. Mounted Policeman Lusby’s horse is wounded. police dispatch riders to hunt the animal. Victims include William Burton age 14 and Milton Chisley 12. others near Germantown Orphan Asylum and Bowen Road report bites. Emergency Hospital and Casualty Hospital treated victims. fear and warnings issued citywide.
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Anacostia
Luaby
Eleventh Precinct
Anderson
Lusby
William Burton
South Carolina Avenue
Eleventh Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Casualty Hospital
Milton Chisley
Alabama Avenue
Garfield
D. C
Germart Orphan Asylum
Good Hope Road
At & O
Roland Middleton
Bradbury Heights
Morria Harris
Bowen Road
Congress Heights
Alfred Perkins
Dixoncourt
Ernest Crawford
First Street
Perkins
Crawford
Gasoline Launch Unous Burns off Potomac Island
Gasoline launch Unous anchored off Ana lotsan Island below the Aqueduct bridge caught fire at 11 last night while repairs were made by owner George Logan of 827 Twenty-fifth Street NW. The boat was destroyed, with losses around 5006 insured. A fireboat responded on a still alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unous
Potomac River
Analotsan Island
Aqueduct Bridge
George Logan
Twenty-fifth Street
Washington Society Notes At Shoreham And Local Events
Society circles in Washington include visits from Mr and Mrs Mitchell Harrison of Warrenton and others at the Shoreham for the horse show. Miss Helen Buchanan hosts guests from New York, and arrangements for a British wounded relief fair at the Octagon House proceed with beefeaters on grounds. Reservations for tables and vaudeville seating are available through Walter Bruce Howe at 717 Fourteenth Street, as several social figures attend in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Harrison
Warrenton
Read Riley
White Post
Arthur White
Middleburg
Shoreham
Helen Buchanan
Massachusetts Avenue
Mildred Greble
Mildred Stillman
New York
Misa Stillman
Washington
Octagon House
New York Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Tower of London
Walter Bruce Howe
Fourteenth Street
Impressive Masonic Ceremony Admits 26 to Thirty-Second Degree
In the Scottish Rite Temple the Albert Pike Consistory welcomed 26 candidates to the thirty second degree with high dignitaries from the Masonic Order present. The event featured speeches by Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson and others, a banquet for about 125 attendees, and a plan to award the degree to the candidates in a staged sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pike
James H. McIntosh
Allen Buasiua
Burgess W. Mar Shall
Archie D Engel
Jacobus Seneca Jones
E. St. Clair Thompson
John H. von Hermann
Charles G. F
Toepper
Sterling Kerr, Jr
A. D. Engel
A. L. Colton
J Il. Welshans
Todd C. Sharp
L. W. Tolman
Throckmorton wins Chevy Chase Club tennis title
Harold A Throckmorton of Elizabet h defeats Henry Breck in three sets 6 2 6 3 6 3 to claim the singles crown at the Chevy Chase Club invitation tournament. Breck and Throckmorton trade holds, with Throckmorton dominant in rallies and coverage. women’s and doubles finals follow with Miss Gertrude Greely and Miss Marguerite Taylor winning women’s singles, and Bull and Taylor taking women’s doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H Hottel
Harold A. Throckmorton
Elizabeth
W. J
Chevy Chase Club
Henry C. Breck
Gallitornian
Throckmorton
Breck
Ces
Threckmortoen
Aces
Misa Gertrude Greely
Marguerite Taylor
New York
Jongrables
Misa Grealy
Mina Eva Baker
Adele Bull
Florence Bailin
Pell
Rally to Laurch Baby Week Opens Exhibits
Central exhibit for baby week opens this afternoon at Fifteenth and F streets northwest with District Commissioner Louis P. Brownlow health officer Dr William C Woodward and Julia Lathrop addressing attendees A Webster School chorus will perform a baby week song The Queen of Thistledown playlet will be staged by Wabaster School pupils A traveling exhibit travels the city and twenty free matinees are planned at local theaters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifteenth
F Streets
Louis P. Brownlow
William C. Woodward
Julia Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
Court F Wood
Federation of Women's Clubs
Webster School
Max Weet
Washington
Communion Services At St Patrick’s Church By Good Shepherd League
The Good Shepherd League at St Patrick’s Church will reserve pews for their monthly communion tomorrow at the o’clock hour. Mer Russell, league spiritual director, will celebrate the mass and deliver the sermon with benediction. An 11 o’clock solemn Mass will be sung by Rev J A Smyth with two Holy Cross College priests assisting. May devotions continue nightly at 7 30 with hymns, a brief meditation and benediction by the Blessed Sacrament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
League of the Good Shepherd
Mer
Russell
League
Office of the Good Shepherd
Mgr
J. A. Smyth
Holy Crosse College
Catholic University
Beethoven
Jennie Glennan
R. Millerfiby
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Y.M.C.A
Ident Smith
William Knowles Cooper
YMCA
Armilan
Europe
Mexico
Boys’ de Partment
Ware
Selene
Sam Solomon
Wultaamm Church
Trainrer
Hartshorn
Ilroad Head
Norman H Staples
Alabama
Mero Bowler
Buller
Madris
Flood
Gill
Ssn
Soon
Macartes
Lonnson
Mclver Thess
J Loehler
Johnson
District Supreme Court
Hors Stherrshorn
Goeta
Demonet
Ewlim Hoe
Altman
Ter Hlow
Orlo
Soeshor Foster
Hunter
Aina
Albert Watsen
Pollen
T Hall
Foster
Poater
Payne and
Mae Ut
Wirsera
Robert Hartshorn
Borst
Ports
Victor
Nashville Warehouse Company
Tennessee Central
Falk
Mr Smith
Capt Staples
Tombligbee
Bishop Harding
Capitol East Front
Continental Hall
St. Alban’'s
Calvary Baptisat Church
St. Stephen's
Protestant Episcopal Church
Mount Vernon M. EB. Church
Church of the Covenant
Concordia German Lutheran Church
Luther Memorial
St. Mark's Protestant Episcopal Church
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Ninth Street Episcopal Church
Church of United Brethren
Epiphany Protsatane Episcopal Church
First Congregational Church
The
Foundry M. BE. Church
All Souls’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Colonial Dames
Canon de Vries
Washington City Bible Society
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Chuch
A. Wesley Well
National Services
Chevy Chase
Francise Williams
Slater
Joseph Leiter
C Company
Miss Williams
Alleter Cushman
Flora Thompson
Housekeepers' Alliance
Commerce
Redfield
Alleter
Red Cross
Endore Clover
Richardson Clover
Evan Reese
Capt
Greenberry Dorsey
Charles L. Hussey
Hussy
Navy
Jon
George
C Baker Clotworthy
Nancy H. Mahan
Miss Mahan
Alberta Peters
Miss Blanch
Jette Scott
Hugh L . Scott
Army
Eloise Sargent
Fitch
St. John’s Church
Epsphany—Churchman's League of District
Alfred Harding
National Conference of Church ‘Clubs
the Epiphany Church
Thirteenth
G Streets
H. H. Heminway
Connecticut
St. John's Church
Harding
E. R. L. Gould
Wiliam E Custin
Epiphany
Hammway
Francia A. Lewis
Philadelphia
Lawrence B. Evans
Boston
Evane
James H. Dillard
Church Club
Churchman's League of
J. Holdsworth Gordon
Heminway
Arthur B. Kinsolving
Charles C. Hamlin
William Waller
Washington, DC
W H Griffin
George A. Elliott
Delaware
H. J. Ids
Massachusetts
J. E. Brown
Pennsylvania
Warren Kearney
Louisiana
W.S Sterling
Ohio
Henry L. Hobart
George W. Reynolds
the Nations
Church Pension Fund
Assistancs
National Cathedral School For
Krounda
Dalzell
Washington Country Club Course
Woodward
Harban
Dempsey
Williams
Washington Golf and Country Club
Samuel Daniell
Donald Woodward
Columbia Country Club
Dalzes
Donald
R H. Pickford
Sam Harris
Bannockburn
J R. Maxwell, Jr
Merton Cricket Club
Lee Harban
Columbia
George BH. Truett
Rekford
H. Chamberlain
John R. Maxwell, Jr
Merton
C V. Pipar
C H Williams
Samuel Harris
Samuel Dalzett
J. D. Cagsels
Dr Lo Y Johnson
Norbert Dempsey
Oliver P. Newton
T ., Dempsey
Bannockborn
J. W. Weaver
Dr. Lee Harban
C. H. Williams
J. R Maxwell Jr
Ton
Samuel Dalzell
Chevy Chane
Tod. Ia
T. ©. Dempsey
H. C. Chamberlain
G. H. Truett
C. V. Piper
Bannockban
Dr L B
Donald Woeward
Q. P. Newman
Waahington
L. W. Weaver
W R K. McCallum
H & Betts
Wauhington
L Fratley
R P. Hawes
H. Lofton
G F T. Cunningham
W. R. McCallum
C L_ Fraley
H Orme
H H Brown
JC Davidson
A. R McKenzie
Columbua
B. A Loftus
A. Winter
H. &. Betts
R. P. Hawes
H. Doing
W. E Seyboth
T R. Prentiss
Mohawk
WB. Guy
G T Sunoin
Appleman
Dawa J
John H Clapp
Boyd ‘Taylor
Wees Prince Alfred Hohenlohe
D. F. Asbury
A. B. Mattingly
E. B. Calvert
Washinton
A. L. Christman
Washin
D. B. Girt
Eerl Wheeler
H. A. Varela
P. Barnard
Julian Bishop
Cherry Chase
J. H Hanna
McKenzie
H. W. Chesley
W. OC. Tention Kirkside
Sidney Kent
Mield
W. A. Zoowlen
S. J. "Mosby
E. W. Burton
Ested
A. G. Shittaker
F L. Davis
Earl Wheeler
BR. P. Barnard
G. H. Hanna
Ridney
Kent
H. W Chesley
U P
W. A. Knowles
Burton
Basnockbilura
L. B. Sinclair
B.A. Varele
King McKenzie
Porential
Kirkside
G. W. Denetd
J. A. Kratz
Lynn Haines
RG Hunt
M. Gilbert
J. T Harris
Robinson White
E J. Doyle
W. OC
Worthington
J AL Graves
Taliaforo
Dr. HE. Lark Washington
A. T. Jameson
Unaiversity of Virginia
EB. C. Robinson
H R. Swartsell
W. M. Gilbert
W. Worthinton
Taliafero
B. Woodruff
Blue Lede
Yeated H. Stabler
J A. Krate
R. ©. Hunt
J. T. Harris
Doyle
J. H. Graves
B. Larkis
Dr. Les Harban
V. H. Williams
Ifs
Samuel Dalell
Norbert Dempeer
H. C. O Chamberlain
Y. Piper
de. I. B
P Newman
W. BR
McCallum
Orme
J. C Davidson
E. Portie
H. B. Botte
BR. Prentiss
G. T. Cunningham
Calverton
Gish
Dovall, Jr
Asbury
Sight
Tavior
Kenzie
Prenti
Louisiana Avenue
Allen
Olmeted
Sanen Hrchive
Fairfax Harrison
Teachers U. KE. Constitution
A. F. of L. Charter
Eleanor Taft
Gerald Whitman
T. Sim Lee
William E. Kelly
Kines County
N. Y
James J. Gallagher
Jersey City
Raleigh
Horace Westcott
James Mitchell
Friendship
Laura Revere Little
Charles A. Williams
Eleanor Williams
Brookline
Mass
Misa S. M. Olcott
Laura McAwiey
Lake Forest
Charles R. Hamilton
Devon
Miss Peet
Kendall Green
Mra. Crittenden Marriott
Thurlow Marshall Gordon
Masonic Order
Jersyan
Threckmorton
Plaviet
Good Shepherd League
Mer. Russell
St. Patrick's
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