Praise for Boy Soldiers Steadiness Noted in May Parade
Maj Gen William P Duvall of the United States Army commends the Public Schools Cadet regiments for their soldierly bearing neat appearance and steadfast ranks during the May 18 parade and review at the White House. He thanks M Hughes, assistant superintendent, and urges continued support of cadet training in high and manual training schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P Duvall
United States Army
Pml Hughes
White Houses
Duvalls
Hughes
Ven Duvall
Duvall
War Department
Washington D
M Hughes
Franklin School
Washington
Board of Education
Ity
Aomely Fearing
Indi
Questen
LS A
Debate on Sherman Act Amending for Labor Exemption
The final debate of the National Law School Debating Society was held at the university building on Saturday evening last. The affirmative argued the Sherman anti trust law should be amended to exclude labor from its operation. Judges included W Harlin of Missouri, Samuel Gompers of the AFL, and Cleric F Catust. Patrick J Hurley received first honors, with William Clabaugh second. Debaters were Tarbox and Gund3 for the affirmative and Hurley, Campbell, and Wimmer for the negative. Afterward Gompers addressed the society on why federal regulation excludes labor from enforcement, with Thomas M Baker presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Law School
Columbia
John P Tarbox
South Carolina
Tles T
Missouri
William Clabaugh
Columb
Pattick J Hurley
Oklahoa
P B Campbell
Viginia
Conrad Wimmer
Indiana
Mr Gompers
Society
Federa
Thomas M Baker
Georgia
Parents and Teachers Unite in Citywide School Effort
Organizers led by Mrs James Megnil mobilize parents and teachers across Hig. Schur and Eastern High to improve cooperation in youth instruction. Officers include Mr Dean as president, Mrs Farr and Miss Har ile as vice presidents, and Mrs White as secretary, with Mr Wika and Mr Brown among other signatories guiding activities and communications.
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James Megnil
Cooperatin
Wilsen
White
Lellins
Prreepo
Eastern High & Pool
Wills J Brown
Cremer
Benjamin Mogny
Mebel Lo Harve
Cout Visa
Bilvateth Birtwell Cor Expon
Mes
Charles Eveland
Sevetary
Move end land case takes new turn in jur y trial
Attorneys for Delaine seek removal of the taken from the jury portion of the land fraud conspiracy case before Justice Stafford arguing the overt acts were not entered into in the die tuet. District prosecutors counter with precedents as Justice Stafford to hear further arguments. District Attorney Baker and A D G Pugh request the case proceed.
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Delaine
Hutte-Benson-Dimona-Schneider
Starford
Worihington
Baker
Worthington
United States Supreme Court
Stafford
Pugh
Miss Green leaves 1500 to Iturbide grandson of Maximilian
The will of Miss Dana Rebecca Green who died last week directs $800 to a prince and $700 to someone named Stone once the estate is converted to cash. Executors Gordon and Holdsworth are asked to settle and pay creditors. The estate includes a portion of property at Rosedh Rise and a small interest in a rose garden estate.
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Miss Green
Prine Iturbide
Maximul Han
Itxico
Rebecca Green
Milas Greens
Willian «A
Holdaworth Gordon
Possibie
Rise
P Tsonu
Boy Sues for 10000 Over Jaw Injury in Street Car
Vernon Gossage through father sues the Washington Railway and Electric Co in District Supreme Court seeking 1000 damages. He says a boy jumped aboard a car on P Street between 28th and 29th NW and a conductor hurled a missile that struck Gossage breaking his jaw.
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Vernon Gossage
Gossage
Supreme Court
Tom
Washington Ralway and Electric Company
P Street
Ninth Streets
Gussage
Requisition Case Continued in Chicoti Court
Tyler Mo Gibbs, a sib contractor for the Bureau of American Republics, appeared in Chicoti Court yesterday for habeas corpus proceedings. The case was continued to tomorrow with Gibbs bound at 3,600 dollars on a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Mo Gibbs
Bureau of American Republics
Merchontsville
Justice Wright
Chicoti Court
Gibbs
Pastoris
Wedding Decorations Gudes artists are clever at garlanding
CITY BULLETIN sections note various local matters including a Newport business dispute where Isadore BF Blake and Julius Black seek 320000 each from Mark Weller for alleged statements harming their mercantile integrity. Also items on bakery advertising, canned goods, theater notices, and funeral arrangements.
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Alege Slander
Isadore BF Blake
Julius Black Brothers
Mercantile Busiess
Newporters
District Supreme Cort
Mark Weller
Nurses Home Construction Awarded at Georgetown Hospital
Georgetown Liberty Hospital boards close the year with a contract for a new nurses home priced at $40,000 under the board of lady managers. A $6,000 wing addition, funded by Lisner donors, nears completion. The annual June 18 fete will raise funds for the Nurses Home with Sister Pauline coordinating in hospital and Mrs J Eakn Gadsby accepting contributions at 514 R Street NW.
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Board of Manigers
Georgetown Liverity Hospital
Pcink
Board of
Lady Managers
Lisner
Pauline
Hosptal
J Eakn Gadsby
S14
R Street
Glen Echo Park Opens May 3 With New Thriller
Glen Echo Park plans a May 3 season opening as a bigger brighter resort. Proprietor L D Shaw teases a new device he patents to debut this summer and a strict temperance policy will be enforced with street policing for the park’s acres.
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Glen Echo Park
L. D Shy
LD Shaw
Jessee
Shaw
Glen Echo
Shawle
Famcry
Crusade for Pure Milk Led by Two Physicians at Chestnut Farms
The Chestnut Farms Dairy on Connecticut Avenue, run by George M Oyster Jr, is praised as a model of hygienic milk supply. Bacteriologist Dr. Mende Bolton and Farm and Dairy Inspector Dr. Ellis M Santee oversee extensive testing, sanitation, and pasteurization to ensure clean milk for Washington residents.
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Pr. B. Meade Bolton
Chestnut Farms
Ellis M. Santee
Connecticut Avenue
Washington
Durys
Lerome
George M Oyster Jr
America
Fits
Santee
New York State
Mik
United States Department of Agriculture
Bow Farms
Mende Bolton
Ametra
Thisclonnele
Germany
Bolton
Kd&t
Oyster
Gscover
Mathers
Zea
Memorial Day Opens Summer Seashore Resorts on Jersey Coast
The Pennsylvania Railroad marks Memorial Day May 30 by launching summer service to New Jersey coast resorts. Thousands will visit Asbury Park Long Branch Wildwood Sea Isle City Ocean City Atlantic City and Cape May with parades concerts floral boats and sports. Special trains from Washington and Philadelphia provide through service to Cape May Wildwood and more. Timetables available from ticket agents.
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New Jersey
Ocean Beach
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Deal Lake
Manasqua
Wildwood
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Atlantic City
Cape May
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic Cy
Washington
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Delaware River
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Saks
Blum & Koch
5Th Avenue
New York
Karlton
Stanhope
Panama
Pennsylvania Avenue
Saks & Company
Seventh Street
Princess
HOUSE
Herrmann
Eye Streets
Prince Albert
Horn
Shaw-Walker
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St. NW
Owers Bee
Kuppenheim
Post
The
Milan
Friedlander
Res
E Sts
Paya
Tryat
G. W. Holmes
Cecilia R Holmes
Plaga
District Supreme Court
George W Holmes
Justice Gould
Mr Holmes
Plainte
Holmes
Frances Holmes
Boy
City Bulletins
Schneider
Connecticut
Pride of Our Nation
Pytes
Schneiders
G WN Sotheron
George N Sothoren
O Street
Oak Till
Frederick B Howden
St Johns Church
Oak Hil Cemetery
Chicago
Muddiman & Co
F Hinkel & Co
Maine
Heurich's
Heer
Maerzen and
Senate—brewery
Arlington
Nurses
Georgetown Hospital
D. J. Kaufm
Pb. Avi
Crusade For
Wiberil
Randle Highlands
YU 5
Capitol
Dupont Circle
O 8 Realty Company
Macy
US Realty Company
Central National Bank
Censt National Bank Tth
Rega
Warly
Kaufman & Sons
Seventh St
Hirsh’s Shoe
Serene Morsell
Albert L Johnson
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
McConnell
Metropolitan Bank
FIA Veree
Seventa-St
McDougall
Rome
Bulletin
Richmond 17Th
H Streets
Farlor
Whiteside & Walton
Uneeda
National Biscuit
Rochester
Noy
Lacey & GO
Jos Bebbte Brewing Company
Dar
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