Reach Tennis Finals Inman and Bull Survive
Inman and Bull of New York reached the Chevy Chase final for the men’s singles, to play Conrad Doyle for the title after Inman defeated Wallace Johnson of Philadelphia in three sets, 6-3 4-6 6-1. Eva Baker, District champion, won the ladies singles defeating Marie Winner in three sets 7-5 4-6 6-4, with Mrs Turner not defending. A large gallery watched matches amid a wind that challenged play.
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W. H. Hottelf
Inman
M. Bull, Jr
New York
Conrad B. Doyle
Washington
Wallace Johnson
Philadelphia
Jonnach
Johnson
United States
New Yorker
Atto
Inmen
Bull
H. E. Doyle
Mias
Eva Baker
Mise Maria Wimner
Stagler
Turner
Eussis
Boston
L. James
Saratoga Springs
N. C
Miss du Bose
Spencer Gordon
J. A. Moorhead
BL. J. O'Boyle
H. BE. Dele
Zinn
Montpelier
BR J. Sames
Baratoge Spring
C. M. Bull
H. B. Doyle
Bench at Shad Bake Courts Loyalists At Chesapeake Beach
More than 0 members of the District Bar Association joined the twenty sixth annual outing to Chesapeake Beach yesterday on a special nine car train. The day featured a baseball game between The Corespondents and The Judicial Recalls with a 38 to 2 score for the former. Justice Gould suffered a split finger catching a foul ball. Weather was mild with bay breeze and warmer than Washington. Judges and police officials attended, enjoying singing, golf, and a shad bake lunch. The Reach Amusement grounds prepare for Memorial Day opening and forthcoming visits by German societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corespondenta
Judicial
Bay
District Bar Association
Chesapeake ‘Beach
Beach
Stacey I. Heacock
Chesapeake Beach Railway
W. F. Jones
Hfe
Gould
Washington
James’. Kelly
al Sizaoney
George O'Connor
Mat Horne
Michael W. Sullivan
Blackstone
Cuno H. Rudolph
Richard Sylvester
Court of Appeals
Seth Shepard
Robb and
van Orsdel
Supreme Court
Barnard, Gould
Wright
Court of Claims
Howry
Booth
Barney Municipal Court
Aukim
Callum
Police Court
Mullowney
DeLacy
Dent
Reach Amusement Company
Odd Fellows Celebrate Ninety Fourth Anniversary in DC Hall
Grand Master E. J. Thompson outlines relief work with an average of 74 dollars per minute spent to aid the sick and distressed. Judge C. A. Keller details the order’s founding, growth to 2,100,000 members by 1912, and 100 million dollars spent for members and orphans since 1830. Guests include Representative John Baker and Alexander M. Dockery as dancing follows a full musical program and reception at Seventh Street Northwest hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. 3. Thompson
Order
C. A. Keller
Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fallows
District of Columbia
Seventh Street
Canton
Washington
Intant
Wilam J. Rogers
Grand Lodge
John ¥. Baker
California
Alexander M. Dockery
Missouri
Sire J. C . Underwood
Kentucky
Victor P. Hammer
Frank E. Rapp
Wiliam E. Clapp
D. Thompson
Order of Odd Fellows
Aranc Sire
Grand Sire
RB. P
A. L. Simpson
R. P
E. J. Aiken
J. 5. Hicks
William B. Borah
Grand
G. Taylor
Grand Sire Keller
Federation Elects Officers At Raleigh Meeting
The Federation of Women's Clubs held its annual meeting last Thursday and again last night at the Raleigh where officers were elected. President Mrs. Ellis Logan of Columbia Heights Art Club and first vice president Mrs. Adolpt Kahn were chosen along with second vice president Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley of the Suffrage Club and other officers. Resolutions to limit annual reports, create a nominating committee, and other amendments were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Women's Clubs
Raleigh
Ellis Logan
Columbia Heights Art Club
Adolpt. Kahn
Council of Jewish Women
Harvey W. Wiley
The
Suffrage Club
Ais. Court
FP. Wood
Capitol Hill History Club
Miss
Bustess High School prepares for debate on tariff issue
The Daniel Webster club of Bustess High School submits its plan for the second annual meeting to be held Thursday. The debate features the resolution Yoana not for re euue and is for the United States. Local members Lenpoll and Dew Bras will speak, with moderation by Benrs Nanusip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Bustess High School
Ita
Nanusip
Martinsburg Leader Thompson Injured In Train Accident
Thompson, a well known local business man and Democratic leader, lies in a dying condition at King's Daughters Hospital after a train platform fall in the Martinsburg yard. He was returning from Shenandoah Junction when the locomotive lurched. His skull was fractured at the brain base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Col. Thompson
Martinsburg
Shenandoah Junction
Poslam Household Remedy Promises Quick Skin Relief
A jar of Poslam ready at hand is insurance against skin ailments for any family member. It speeds pimples and rashes away, relieves soreness from birna and stings, soothes itching feet and scalp, and is noted for treating eczema and acne. Poslam Soap daily use promotes healthy skin tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henedlezal Fm
Westth Street
New York
Federation of State Societies outlined for memorial hall
Representatives of four State societies convened to form a general federation in the city and discuss plans for a George Washington Memorial Hall. M F O'Donohue led the meeting as president with officers J F Miller Elgin H Bla 1 Jock and K DePuy named. A May 29 meeting was set to attract more societies and elect permanent officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Memorial Hall
M. F. O'Donohue
California Society
A. J. Boyer
California
Boyer
J. F. Miller
The
North Dakotas Society
Elgin H. Bla
Jock
Texas Society
K. DePuy
South Dakota Society
Dimmick
Chamber of Commerce
Memorial Hall
Texas
North
South Dakota
D. FL. Finucane
Mre
Watls
Maria Smith
B. L. Kimball Kon Test
J. Boardman
N. Maitland
OT. Vogel
Joseph T. O'Brien
A.J. Bover
Death threat to Col Thompson after train crash at local yards
Col J F Thompson sustained critical injuries after being thrown from a Baltimore and Ohio passenger car in the local yards early today. Witnesses reported the accident as the worst in months and emergency crews rushed to the scene with news of his near death condition. James FY was identified as a bystander at the moment of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
J. F. Thompson
Mattinsbura
Val Max
Asa
Hetak
James FY
Blast Wrecks Town in Mine Explosion Tragedy
In Umontown Pennsylvan ia a massive dynamite blast at Sunshine Boat and Coke mine No 1 near Mason town killed eight and injured about forty. The blast ripped buildings, forced residents to move, and wrecked the town’s store and homes. Names named include Harry Ross Tony Williams and Frank Tebagolic with Ross identified by head trauma. Other victims include Ella Barnhart. A second item notes Madison legislator Carl Hansen resuming his seat after quitting in protest.
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Umontown
Sunshine Boat and Coke Company
Masontown
Lo'cloca
Harry Ross
Tony Williams
Frank Tebagolic
Francs Rocks
St Ip
Bossa
Ella Barnhert
Uniontown
Madison
Wis
Carl Hansen
Manitowoc
Hansen
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Chevy Chase
Philadelphian
MEMS
Inman and Bull
Gordon and Graves
Leech
Hite
Carlisle
Ar Bhee Anee Pee Aw
Lavdigt
Ywre Beker
Mim Marie Winer
Dounees
Noorhead
Ee Utppice
Murray
Mre Lawson
Cimpinnati
Ana “Its
Miss Wyeth
Misa Lay
MIX! Poubles
Frefisatwary
Mies du Bose
Spencer Gorton
Mre. Moorhead
Reuna— Laween
Cincinnati
We. D. Wiicor
Miss Allen
EL Lewis
Kaiser
Emperor William of Germany
Deutaches House
Columbia University
Count Bernstorff
Nicholas Murray Butler
University
Galt & Arc. Jewellers
Pennsylvania Ave
Shad Bake
District Bar
Justice Gould
J. T D. Yoakley
Grand High Priest
Central Lodge
Ray A. Pumphrey
Washington Lodge
BE. C. Briington
Eastern Lodge
H. L. Andreseff
Harmony Lodge
August Kruse
Columbia Lodge
Charles P. Sample
Union Lodge
Irving R. Schwinger
Friendship Lodge
Walter BE
John Taylor
Langdon Lodge
Dorcas Rebekah
Florence Pyle
Esther Rebekah
Anna Mettler
Miriam Rebekah
Misa B. Pearle Grigsby
Columbian
G. F. Glosabrenner
Magenena
H. C. Lybrand
Mount Nebo
F. A. Norway
Fred D. Stuart
P. H. Leary
E. W. Bradford
G. R
Chevy - Ghate ' Cubhouse
Gladya ‘Munn
Mies Moorhead
Frances Lippitt
Federation
League of Women’s Clubs
Usiness High School
Union OF State Societies
Behning
Jacob Doll
Bradbury
Ces Shoninger
Ca Harrington
Steinway
Sohmer
Henning
Cambridge
Iver F
Haines Bros
Pease
Krakauer
Fischer
Gabler
J. de Moll
Emmons S. Smith
DeMolsCo
Sts. N.W
Stroud
Stuyvesant
Wheelock, Steck
Weber
Goldheim
Dll
Pedro Domecq
Children’s Hospital Friendship
el Cote
Bandna” Tatler Uate
Tennallytown
Caze
Hala
John H. Magruder
Connecticut Ave
K St
Asheville, N. C
Land OF the Sky
Southern Railway
Asheville
Crowns
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Private
Delbery
Columbia School OF Drafting
McLachlen
Sta
Marshall Hall
Macalester
Trist Wharf
Marshall
Mershall Hall
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