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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1923

Page

11

Thieves Loot Alexandria Homes and Confederate Memorial Day Program

Thieves loot multiple Alexandria homes during Confederate Memorial Day events. The report details housebreaks on adjacent streets, theft of silverware, clothing, and cash while veterans and attendees gather for the ceremony at Lee Camp Hall. Police investigate, with preliminary notes on investigation progress and security lapses.

Washington Post Patelek St Alexandria Prince and RE Tee Ube Tmentera Chufederny Lee Camp Urine Street

Local Maryland social, tobacco and civic notices mix

A jumble of notices from Montgomery to Prince George counties highlights engagements and marriages, a deputy game warden appointment, welfare and child aid efforts, tobacco grower campaigns, and a veteran horticulture instructor. Names include Minda Karl Waring, John Snowden, Capt Egmont Koenig, and Mareen Darby. events span Glen Echo park incidents to Poolesville meetings and Maryland conservation actions.

Alexander Lyon Washington Glen View Farm Rockville Smith Charles A. McDonald Glen Echo Park Gingetts McDonald Mary Jane Munn Maryland Children’s Aid Society Frederick County Gladys Snooks Prince Georges County Montgomery County Social Service League Poolesville George J. Jones Maryland Children's Aid Society Mareen D Darby Maryland Conservation Commission Montgomery County Upper Warlboro RB Rinaldo Waring Baltimore Minda Karl John Snowden Bowie Prince Georgea County Waring Westwood Maryland Prince Georgedounty Anne Arundel Calvert, Charles St Marys County Princo Georges H. & Pelleprin Alaska Koenig Jost Irene Wite Misa Kathleen Kavanagh California John St Cisuel Surratsville Howard County St Johnna

Boston Cattle and Futures Roundup May 23

Special to The Washington Post reports closing bids for Calumet and Arizona, Calumet and Hecla, Island Creek, and Swift. Cattle receipts and market data follow with mixed steadiness. hogs steady to weak. sheep and lambs easing. New York and Chicago figures show varied steers, calves, and hog prices, with specific ranges across weight classes.

Washington Post Boston Calumet & Arizona Calumet & Hecla Gray-Davis Island Creek Bobby Nipissing Swift Co Swift Interna Fune Dept. of Ticulture Arkansas California New York

Suburban Wedding Bells Tie Aran Lewman to David vn and Itta Klein to Walter Plood

A double wedding occurred recently as Aran Hilda A Lewman and David A vn wed, and Miss Itta Klein with Walter B Plood joined vows in Richmond. The ceremony, at Millard Montek’s Chrre? church, was conducted by Abe tev. Proceeds supported Rockville volunteer fire department events in Maryland.

Aran Hilda A Lewman David Itta Klein Walter B Plood Richmond Vacora Abe Tev Millard Montek Chrre Mincepal Church Alitoimobite Rockville

Baltimore Markets May 23 Dairy Poultry and Grain Prices

Baltimore markets report prices for dairy products and poultry by region. Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby firsts feature among creamery items and mixed dairy prints. live chicks and fowl priced by size and weight. Grain notes include oats No 2 white and No 2 red winter, and track yellow corn with contract terms.

Baltimore Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia Virginia Western West Virgina Philadelphia Florida

Two Nonagenarians Active Postmasters

Two aging postmasters, Ranson Lewis of Calamtonia Alabama and David J. Tavenner of Philamant Virginia, are noted as the nation’s oldest serving postmasters. Tavenner has served 30 years in his role, while Lewis has carried on for about nine decades.

Tee Uncle Sam Ranson Lewis Calamtonia Ala Port Omvu Raui United States Lewis Ciatm David J. Tanner Philamant Sailit Sentuey Ark

New York Produce Prices and Foreign Exchange Report

New York May 23 prices on butter eggs cheese and poultry with steady receipts. Coffee spot quiet and foreign exchange rates listed for Britain France Italy and other nations. Montreal and Philadelphia Wheat and corn prices noted with regional variations and potato price ranges.

New York Cubas Middle West Santos Great Britain France Italy Siigisium Germany DORON Olland Norway Switzerland Spain Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Argentine Brazil Montreal

Ballston Citizens Seek New Members in 1920s Drive

The Ballston Citizens Association discussed recruiting more members as the drive to 300 members gains pace. A committee led by Mrs Kate Rogers and Henry Udlbert will set contest rules and report next meeting. County Revenue Commissioner Harry K Green explained Virginia taxes and noted big gains in intangible values and business licenses since 1920. A benefit strawberry festival at Park Lane will fund a new 34 000 gallon water reservoir. Arlington police plan 240 extra officers for Shriners convention week with 40 deputies sworn Tuesday and more to follow before June 1.

Kate Rogers Henry Udlbert Rogers Harry K. Green Virginia Green Cherrydale Park Lane A. C. Clements

Indians sue to prevent water power leases

The Karak or Peh T slek Indian tribe of California seeks a court restraining the Federal Power Commission from leasing water power sites on their tribal domain in the Klamath National Forest. Plaintiffs Steve Super and Benjamin Weider claim treaty rights and prior possession. defendants include Secretaries Weeks Wallace and Work and the Federal Power Commission. The case cites the Guadalupe Treaty of 1848 and the 1905 transfer to the Department of Agriculture for development.

California Klamath National Forest Reserve District Supreme Court Steve Super Benjamin Weider John W. Weeks Henry C. Wallace Agriculture Robert Work Secretary of the Interior Federal Power Commission Jennings C. Wine United States Mexco Guadalupe Conress Department of Agriculture Mectro-Metals Company of San Francisco

Dempsey Exhibits For Orphans Benefit in Great Falls

Jack Dempsey heavyweight champion staged an exhibition at the Grand Theatre for an orphans home fundraiser. He sparred four rounds with Billy Wells, British welter champion, opening Wells's mouth in a first round clash. This was said to be Dempsey’s last appearance outside his training camp before the Independence Day bout.

Dempsey Great Falls Mount Jack Dempsey Tommy Nps Kearns

Orioles Sign Chief Bender to National League Club

Baltimore reports former Athletics star Charles Bender, aka Chief Bender, has signed with the Orioles of the International League. He has trained with the Navy team recently and is said to be in good shape. He will join the Orioles upon their return home to Newark Saturday. No terms were disclosed.

Baltimore Orioles Bender Baltimore Charles Tuef) Bander Athletics Baltimore Club Navy Orioles Pinay Newark

Phils and Pirates Exchange Players

Philadelphia and Pittsburgh pull off a straight trade sending Tec Mendowa and John Rawlings to the Pirates for Charles Glazier and James Tierney. Philadelphia club president Baker says no cash is involved as Rawlings was recently acquired from the New York Giants and has not played for the Phillies.

Philadelphia Tec Mendowa John Rawlings Pirates Charles Glazier James Tierney Secon Baker Rawlings Chiles New York Giants

Court denies injunction to block boxing ring event

City law department officials challenged the permit for a ring contest at Elm Auditorium. The court ruled State law should be enforced by police and denied the request for a restraining order. Attorneys for Mellareggh argued to compel action, but the judge held the permit proceedings must follow state statutes.

Mellareggh Ats Tydge Foyeater Elm Audiorium City Law Department

C U Rallies In Eighth To Defeat Maryland

College Park May 23 Catholic rallies in the eighth inning netting five runs defeated Maryland 9 to 4. Page Gardner starred for Catholic with solid defense and timely hits while Watkins Wallach Remsberg and Breslin contributed drives. Errors by Maryland and several walks aided the rally as Clark earned the win and Nihiser took the loss. Time of game 2 hours 19 minutes with Carr as umpire.

College Park University of Maryland Page Gardner Cath Lini Me Wallach Mulvile Densutt Iwt—Watkins Homera Demunt Mulviile Irsi Basa Mays Clack Nihiser Tig Nihiser Clark Breadn Wi Ha Denwill Commings Niktyer Studdy Towra Carr

Playing to Meet Johnston for Title in Tennis Championship

In a French venue Mayne Cochet and Tegner joined Brance, Holland, and Van Lennep in the quarter finals as possible rivals to American William M. Johnston who was idle. Johnston must face de Gomar and Lacoste before the semi finals while Cosas remains the sole American woman in the hunt, drawing MrsBeamish of England in the third round.

St. Coloua France Mayne Cochet Brance Tegner Denmark van Lennep Holland William M. Johnston Johnston Count de Gomar Lacoste Mis Cosas Mrs. Beamish England

Washington Tennis Association Set Dates For June July Matches

Championship matches drawn with Dumbarton to face Chevy Chase and Argyle to meet Columbia in starts June 16. Later on July 7 Columbia plays Dumbarton and Argyle faces Chevy Chase, with July 20 Dumbarton meeting Argyle and Chevy Chase vs Columbia. Officers elected include Col Wait C Johnson president Walter Dunlap vice president and Lanier McLachlen secretary and treasurer.

Washington Tennis Association Dumbarton Chevy Chase Argyle Columbia Col Wait C. Johnson Walter Dunlap Lanier McLachlen

World Net Match for Women Halted in New York

The United States Lawn Tennis Association said plans for a Wightman cup style inter national tennis event for women have been abandoned for this year. Foreign associations were invited to send teams in August, but none accepted. The challenge cup donated by Mrs Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman has never been in competition.

New York United States Lawn Tennis Association Hazel Hotchkiss Wightman

St Alban's Netmen Defeat Donaldson for District Title

The St Alban's junior racketers defeated Donaldson School in Baltimore by 7 to 0 to claim the junior District championship. St Alban's will meet Chestnut Hill Academy in Philadelphia next week.

ST. Alban’s Donaldson St.Alban’s Donaldagn School Baltimore St. ‘Alban's Baltimoreans St Alban's Chestnut Mill Academy Philadelphia

Shamrock Juniors to Host Linworth Juniors Sunday

Shamrock Juniors anticipate a strong match against Linworth Juniors this Sunday at 11th and Pa. Ave. E. Manager Lawrence asks players to arrive by noon. West Virginia ex pro Louis will attend to coach the young Harps during the practice game.

Shamrock Linworth 11Th Pa. Ave Lawrence Louis West Virginia Little Harps

Kanawha Juniors Beat Roamer Juniors Nine to Four

The Kanawha Juniors defeated the Roamer Juniors yesterday by 9 to 4. Newman pitched for Kanawha, holding Roamer to four scattered hits while Kanawha also claimed wins over Southend Juniors Yorts Juniors and Haverlang Juniors.

Kanawha Roamer Newman Kanawhas Southend Yorts Haverlang Roamers

Willard Firpo clash and Kilbane bout teased in reports

The article reviews Jack Willard resting in California before training for a Firpo bout and examines his believed resilience after Johnson. It also highlights Eugene Crigui preparing to fight Johnny Kilbane at the Polygrounds New York on June 2 and notes Harvey Ingley named Legionnaires captain with Charley Plunkett as assistant manager.

Eugene Crigni Johnny Kilbane Polygrounds New York Fieht Tom O'Rourke Richard Kilbane Crigui Europe Criqui Charles Ledoux Francy Charles the Bell Syndicate Ingley Harvey Ingley The Legionnaires Charley Plunkett Eepehnay

Firpo to Meet Willard July 7 in New York Rumors

Luis Angel Firpo signed to fight Jess Willard on July 7 in New York after Tex Rickard confirmed. Site not chosen though Yankee Stadium is likely if state commission imposes no barrier. Willard holds a license and may undergo a required physical exam before any Jersey City venue is used if New York is unavailable.

New York Luis Angel Firpo Tex Rickard Jess Willard Vicinity Willard Rickard California Firpo Cuba Mexico Yankee Stadium State Athletic Commission Floyd Johnnson Milk Fund Boyle Jersey City New Jersey Boxing Commission Today Fleht New Jersey

Moriarity Leads Infield Rally In Dragon City Game

Moriarity and Lane lead the Moriarity team with multiple hits and run scoring plays. Winggarden and Garcon staff the mound as Engle and Holland contribute key defensive outs. Neumann records a double play while Smigel and Percival handle the middle infield duties.

Parrent Neumann Ff Ditt Skpelgeiet Tans Fowk Engle Moriarity Thomas Tarvis Winggarden Garcon Hite—Om Ott Lonman Winegarden Garrisom Linadibee

Suburban Stars Routed by Legion in 27 3 Victory

American Legion built a ten run lead with three home runs in the first inning at the Stadium yesterday. Ed Kelly and Lefty Houston fanned five each in relief as the Legion defeated the Suburban Stars 27 to 3. Tomorrow the Bullets face the Washington Barracks club at the Barracks.

American Legion Surburtan Stars Butlers Ed Kelly Lefty Houston Legionnaires Bullets Washington Barracks Club Legion AD Flo Aiftle Stary ALO Clarkit Ogstmm Degnan Pardy.ea O Bottellis Fordrt Halitaves If Rukentb Wernesem Undwigrl W3fermsp Toler Shad Otroreomib Nation Thy Airewetttt Gary Ct Houston Americad Legiot ’ Suberben Stara Kincken Ingle Belly Mette Morris Grimm Faerenl Ford Blucken Farrell Pury Mortle Flairfex Straer Dy Houston Ay Ketly Morrix Eilat Balle Eliott Hite Om Ho

Frazee Negotiating for Sale of Red Sox Team

President Frazee discussions indicate talks on selling the Boston Americans proceed with interested buyers pressing for a price. Ban Johnson of the American League says deal for the gate is pending, but no closed negotiations are reported.

Wom Ela 17 Praspr St Dea ST Ar Aes Frazee Ban Johnson Amercan League Boston Americans

Kunkel Upsets Graves In Wardman Park Tennis Tourney

Paul Kunkel stunned John Temple Graves Jr. 6 2 6 3 in the Wardman Park hotel invitation tournament with aggressive net play and precise cross court shots. C M Charest beat Stellwagen 6 2 6 3, while Graven over Robertson and other matches filled the second round schedule with pairings listed for today.

Paul Kunkel John Temple Graves, Jr Wardman Park Kunkel Graves Middle Atlantic C. M. Charest Stellwagen Graven Robertson Jack Dudley JR Time Teuger Molt Smythe Charent B. Hiellwagen

St Johns Netmen Top Georgetown Freshmen in Close EU Match

St John’s tennis team defeated Georgetown Freshmen 4 to 1 in a hard fought meet. Four of five singles matches required three sets, with Callan sweeping W Clare in the feature, and a doubles win by Richs and Collue over Tig and Wovinre.

St John's Georgetown Callan Clare Ucke Callan Is Tind K Coisa Lotare Ilichs Tig Wo Vinre Ulare Farsell Kelly

Totals Edge Opponents In Baseball Tilt

GAC government league match details list abhor totals and player names including Chariton Haldin Owen Wah Clark Giovanetti Sed feich OConnor and McCathern. The scoring lines show multiple hits and pitching notes with Niedgelt Brickerd Owen and Bricker among others.

TaConere Baliwin Cleretaw Heserott To & Nash Wright Toy Studerrt Markt iGlovandtie oWerdman Iy O'Connor OM Niedgelt Brickerd Mier Niadfelt Owen Brckerd Jor Beivert Uumngs Niadfelt i McCathern David Ummres Green McClure

Navy and Gettysburg Play-by-Play Baseball Details

An official scoreline lists Navy defeating Gettysburg 8 to 5 with players including Mensch Emanuel Hallincer Harris Leyla Hedeman Mills Barehet and others. Notable events include three base hits by Ke ll and a double by Freche, with umpires Aubrey and Hughes and a game time of 2 hours 40 minutes.

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