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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1916

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4

Memorial Day Honors At Fort Stevens Battlefield

Memorial Day observances across cemeteries honor Lincoln era sites and fallen soldiers. At Fort Stevens near Washington, Cox spoke on Lincoln at Fort Stevens, urging preservation as a historic landmark while aiding Walter Reed Hospital. Ceremonies included music, salutes, and readings by survivors and officials, with programs at Battleground, Congressional, Glenwood, Mount Olivet, Holy Rood, Oak Hill, and Harmony cemeteries led by veterans’ groups and local dignitaries.

WV. Cox Battleground Lincoln Fort Stevens Ele Ela Walter Reed Hospital Battleground Cemetery Newton M Urooks A & Fle P. Shoknaker Musle Flame Hand Julian Kibn Thomas R. Scott New York Cavalry Barry Bulkley Reat Thomas Culver John R. Farr Pennsylvania Soldier At Home Coldamuel Ro Strattan Fennsyivania Society of Washington Thomas Calver Naperiall Soldiera Flame Hand Nelle H Kelger Fimery School Glenwood St Mary A Richard R. Riddell Fieavioua Glenwood Cemetery James Fpyon Connecticut H. Ft Spearman The Sons of Veterans Mount Olivet Cemetery Song of Veterans Daughters of Veteran United States Ff WV Speelman Lons of Veterans Holy Rood Oak Hill Oak Hill Cemetery W. B. Gushing Holy Road Paul R Hickok Ettysburg Arthur van Ness Burst Department of the Potomac United Spanish War Veterans Woman's Relief Corps Sons and Daughters of Veterans Department of the Potomas A. J. Huntoon Deartment Stanton Weaver A Frear W. H. Gotwald Osborn H. Oldroyd Francis L. McKenna H. W. Whitaker Samuel G. Mawson John W. Reid A. E H. Perham Charles R. Dougae A. H. G. Richardson George BH. Carson Harrison Dingman Charles C. Royce Newton M. Brooks Jerome B. Burke William 8. Odell J. M. Pipes A. F. Dinsmore HE. Faunce Nathan Bickford John McHlroy Thomas &. Hopkins Arthur Hendricks Calvin Farneworth George H. Slaybaugh Israel W. Stone Bama L. Newton Mary A. Dow Nora B. Atkinson Agnes Keeler Margaret B. Tew Margaret A. Walker Time D. Hathkin Georgianna D. van Fleet Mamie P. Dorsey John H. D. Nordeman John McElroy Jeremiah Wilt William M. King Robert S. Copeland Willam M. Potter H. B. Snyder Nelson J. Booker P. J. Cockner Ji Tyler Powell Joseph Langham CG Butler Charles R. Douglas W. H. MacGonegal George H. Thomas A. Marks William B. Cushing E. Albert Lang Union Veteran Legion W. F. Daily James F. Stone United Spanish War Veterans—Department J. Q. A. Braden Department R. E B. Wallace Nelson A. Miles Ernest Goltz Richard J.hardin James J. Murphy Col. James 8. Pettit J. Cookset Battle Ground N. M Brooks Louis P. Shoemaker William V. Cox C. Royce G. M. Husted Prospect HI St. Mary's George H. Thomas Post Mount Olivet Lincoln Camp Songs of Veterans W. HL .MacGonegal Cushing Albert Lang Saint Elizabeth U. S. War Veterans Harmony Northeast Arlington Sarah W. Deeds Alice J. Goodsacra Alice Weaver Eleanor Spencer Chaplain B. F. Hayward Grace Pearce Mias M. L. Beverla M. A. Knapp Sarah Johnston Kathleen Gillette Mary B. Salkeld Almira Scott Emma Hampler Mary J. Milligan Hester A. Wyman Emma Walker Evelyn Simms Mary EH. Divvers Mary Mangum Mary K. di Marzo Emma Ferguson Mary C. Hanen Ellen S. Myers Carrin M. Gary C. W. McCaffery Lawley Martin Curtin William Riley Illam K. Batterson W. M. Johnson D. W. Masters C. Hintenach P. J. Brennan F. McGovern H. & Hutchinson J. Barry John A. Mahoney James Walker E.L. Cogan Patrick Gillhooley M. H. Rackey EB. Holdsworth B. AL. Tubman J. Cullen Leroy Slater M. Bryant W. G. Marmion N. Hershter Otto Abramsky W. H. Keith C. P. Daly J. Wilson P. J. Dempasy J. J. Cook Jes. Fiynn J. V. Carmack J. O. Connell J. H. Brinkler D. Lohemier F. A. Everts J. Alverson G. Hatley G. R. Harlow R. Q. Beene T. B. Hainas C. Richardson J. P. Kahier T. H. Millick F. Hurst M. Harnum R. Powers J. A. Maseey Agnes Riddings HE. H. Walker J. M. E. Brown J. L. May J. Duffy JE. Hogan H. Marsden Hummel P. N. Gallagher H. C. McLean W. A Roberts G. Broadnax J. Marshall G. Elwood John Walker A. ,P. Tasker Theodore F. Swayze Walter Hulton Madison Whipple Samuel M. Croft Maj. J. M. Dear W. H. Proctor H. C. Rizer H. P. Seideman James A Hendley Guy @. Taylor W. F. Schuckers Miss A Hunzeker

Trinity College Commencement Week Begins With Mass

Trinity College launches its commencement week with a solemn high mass on Sunday led by Bishop Thomas J. Shahan of the Catholic University. Assistants include Rev. John T. Fenton and deacons of honor. The week also features a Shakespeare pageant, a Cecilian Society concert, alumnae meeting, and depose conferring by Archbishop Gonzano. Thomas W. Churchill of New York will deliver the address.

Trinity College Thomas J. Shahan Catholic University John T.fenton J William Turner John A. Hyan Charles A. Dubray Marist College Thomas V. Moore St. Paul’s College Georges A. Dougherty Nicholas A. Weber John W. Melody Wil Dramatic Society Ceciiian Society Gonzano Thomas W. Churchil New York City

Movies on Monument Show National Parks on Washington Monument

A Memorial day display projected panoramic films of national parks on the northern flank of the Washington monument. Thousands watched as reels depicted Grand Canyon Yellowstone Yosemite Crater Lake and other parks, with a 36-foot laurel wreath screen. The mobile exhibit plans to tour the East.

Washington Monument Bureau of Commercial Economics National Parky Social Register J. H. Small & Sona, Inc Grand Canyon Yellowstone Yosemite Crater Lake Rocky Mountain Mesa Verde Mount Rainier Sequoia United States Filma Ia

Immigration Tide Returns to Normal Flow in March

Immigration to the United States resumes its normal pace as March arrivals reach 92,500 Aliens admitted. Italy sent 3,810 newcomers, Greece 3,913, England 2,594, Mexico 2,299, with Scandinavia and Germany also contributing. The Department of Labor data show a 27,090 increase over February and a 48 percent rise from March last year.

Unitedtates Department of Labor Allens Italy Greece England Mexico

Southern Society elects NEW SOUTHERN SOCIETY HEAD

NEW SOUTHERN SOCIETY elected Co. C Calhoun president at a Willard meeting. Josephus Daniels named VP at large. Gen. Gorgas presided. officers include John L. Burnett H. M. Jacoway Duncan A. Fletcher Hoke Smith Joseph B. Ranadell Henry Breckinridge and others. Special services held in Arlington Cemetery with Legion of Loyal Women wreaths and veterans care luncheon.

Kentucky Mitton W. Johnson Maryland Benjamin G. Humphreys Mississippi Champ Clark Missouri John H. Small North Carolina Robert L. Owen Oklahoma J. J. Darlington South Carolina James C. McReynolds Tennessee Morris Sheppard Texas Claude Swanson Virginia R. D. Shepherd Wes Virginia William H. Saunders W. Roper Maude Howell Smith J. Henning Nelms E. B. Meritt Mary Dandridge Splars W. ©. Owens Gen. Gorgan Clarence J. Owens Daniel B. Henderson Gorgas Washington Arnington Mansion Petworth Boys’ Association Girl Scouts

Legal primaries lauded as dead in Ireland war talk in D C meeting

Nonpartisan residents of the District urged Congress to pass a legalized primary election law and appoint a six member committee to draft it. The session criticized the administration and district authorities for inaction and discussed Ireland home rule and trench warfare in Flanders. Speakers pressed that primaries in the District are a farce and proposed as a rider on the district appropriation bill.

Congress Old Masonic Temple J. W. Nye Ireland Flanders Warfield Foction Poeninapsi

Stormy crowds spark pickpocket spree at Arlington Cemetery

Professional pickpockets believed from New York robbed about a score of people at Memorial Day events in Arlington Cemetery as a storm forced shelter near the speakers stand. Victims include William B H Givens of New York whose pocketbook and a $45 check were stolen, and Thomas Sterling of Northwest Washington lost $23. Police, led by Superintendent Pullman and Inspector Grant, pursue three described suspects though jurisdiction lies with military authorities.

New York Arlington Cemetery Wilson Washington Arlington William BH. Givens Aqueduct Bridge Thomas Sterling Thirty-sixth Street Pullman Grant Detective Bureau James Hartley

Chinese Legation Denies Yuan Illness Report

The Chinese legation in Washington denies Tokyo reports that Yuan Shi Kai, president of the Republic of China, is gravely ill. A cable from Peking says the Tokyo illness report is untrue. Both the legation and the State Department say they have no information about the Nanking conference on Yuan Shi Kai’s presidency.

Legation Tokyo Yuan Shi Kai Republic of China Peking Yuan [Shi Kai State Department Nanking

Pullman Aids Sick Man On Northwest City Visit

Pullman officers conducted a round of official visits to police station houses in the northwest section of the city last night. They picked up Horace Grant, 42, at 2307 Sherman avenue northwest, a sick man on a vacant lot at Sixteenth and W streets northwest. Grant was taken to Freedmen's Hospital by automobile and later returned home in the hospital’s ambulance.

Pullman Horace Grant Sherman Avenue Sixteenth Freedmen’s Hospital

Band Concerts Today by Marine and Soldiers Home Band

This afternoon at four the Soldiers' Home Band directed by John M Zimmermann performs marches overtures and waltzes at the band stand with selections including The Minute Man Overture English Military Tat BOO Made in America and The Star Spangled Banner Tonight at five the Marine band led by William HH Santelmann presents 19 pieces at Potomen drive featuring The High School Ondste Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 The Star Spangled Banner and more.

Potomen Drive United States Marine Mee William HH. Santelmann United States Soldiers John M. Zimmermann America

Senator Sherman Urges War Readiness in New York

Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman of Illinois told a Memorial Day audience at Grant's Tomb that peace requires being prepared for war and that an army and navy can complement a peace league of nations. He argued restraint amid belligerent violations and warned against fighting every violator of international law.

Washington New York Grent Lawrence Y. Sherman Ilinois League of Nations Sherman Grant

Memorial day services for Americans who died in France

Memorial day observances were held in Paris for Americans who lost their lives in the war. Wreaths were laid before statues of Lafayette and Washington, with a wreath from President Poincare and floral offerings from the senate and chamber of deputies. The list of those honored includes Kenneth Weeks, Henry Farnsworth, Harman Hall, Rene Thelizot, John Fiske, Russell Kelly, Fred Stone, Frank Surrey, Jack Janz, Henry Walker, and Sergt. Duval.

Washington Paris Americana Lafayette Poincare Senate Chamber of Deputies Kenneth Weeks Cambridge Mass Henry Farnsworth Boston Harman Edwin Hall Rene Thelizot Chicago John Erle Fiske Wooster Ohio Russell Kelly Fred Stone Frank Surrey New York Jack Janz Kentucky Henry Walker New Orleans Sergt. Duval

Thoughts of the Lusitania Memorial Day Wreath Laying

A giant wreath was lowered into the Potomac from the Macalester to honor the Lusitania disaster victims. The ceremony occurred at 6 PM with Mrs. W. J. Wells directing the events, while Mrs. John A. Logan could not participate due to illness.

Potomac John A. Logan Grand Army W. J. Wells Legion of Loyal Women Clare, Barton Memorial Association

Otts Tops Marksmen at Analostan Gun Club Shoot

Analostan Gun Club on the eastern grounds hosted a mer chandina shoot as rain and a heavy northwest wind challenged shooters. Otts led with 91 hits out of 190, amid a strong field of marksmen.

Analostan Gun Club Otts

Brown Beats Harvard 8 to 1 in Providence Game

Brown defeats Harvard 8 to 1 on Andrews Field. Healey pitched superbly for Brown allowing only two hits through eight innings. Harvard rallied for three runs in the ninth. Battery Healey and Feinburg for Brown Garrett Hetrion and Maris for Harvard.

Providence R. L. Mey Brown Harvard Andrews Field Healey Crimson Feinburg Garrett Hetrion Maris

Doyle and Breck Triumph in Three Sets Over Treanor Moore

Rain and delays at the middle Atlantic tennis meet left few matches decided yet. Doyle and Breck defeated Paul Treanor of New York and Ballard Moore 7 6 3 6 3 in straight sets, with no love games and Breck finding his stride after the second set.

Columbia Doyle Breck Treanor Moore Hia

Columbia Athletes Take Meet with Tech High in Close Meet

In Alexandria County Athletic Association games held in Clarendon Va Tech High and Columbia Athletic Club battled with Tech scoring 26 points to Columbia’s 21. Tech won three firsts and a third while Columbia earned five seconds and two thirds. Davis and Kirby tied in the 50 yard dash, Kirby won the 100 yard dash, Tibbetts won the broad jump, and Clark won the shot put as the meet unfolded on a slow track. Rain postponed events open to Alexandria county athletes.

Washington Post Clarendon Columbia Athletic Club Washington Tech High Alexandria County Athletic Association Tech Columbia Davis Kirby Maloney Carroll Institute Tibbetts Clark Beatty Barr Farrell McMillen Horn Balti More Athletic Association Olu Alexandria County CAL C Wondy Kekne Wend McNamara Teeh B. A Bere Urn Pascetti Mets Blumer A. C Vincent Henson Wendy Clark Geerond

St Alban's Field Day Sets School Records in Track Meet

Crawford Carter's Blues lead St Alban's Gat erlee field to victory over Brooke Brewers Whites as new school marks fall in the mile and shot put. Rey Wallace sets 42 feet 10% inches in shot and Wallace earns best all around athlete honors with multiple podiums. Tommy Laughlin dominates midget events.

St. Alban's School Gaterlee Field Crawford Carter Blues Brooke Brewers Whites Cartere Carter Rey Wallace J. Sylvester Maxard Wallace Brooke Brewer Maxam Tommy” Laughlin O. Mores McDonough Mignon

Shanley Fourth in 6 Mile Marathon Race

Special to The Washington Post Hampden runner William Carbine of Elm Boys’ Club won the annual 6 mile marathon in 30 minutes. Co. W. Mullican of Frederick finished third after a handicapped field of 30. Cross-Country Club South Atlantic champions beat Carroll Institute for team honors with Washington entrants placing in the top ranks.

Washington Post Baltimore William Carbine Hampden Elm Boys’ Club Weatpark Recreation Center Co. W. Mullican Frederick South Atlantic Carroll Institute of Washington Washington Shanley Carroll In J. Kelly American Athletic Association Finch Carroll Institute Stouffer Gerard G.W. Montague M. Lynch H. Dixen

University of Washington duo set intercollegiate track marks

Clara and Hilda Knausenberger, students at the University of Washington, claimed three intercollegiate track records. Clara ran 100 yards in 11 1 5 seconds, set a high jump mark of 4 feet 10 inches, and Hilda set a 50 yard hurdles record of 8 1 1 5 seconds at a Seattle meet. A second item notes Tome School honoring Carl Herring Smith with a farewell dinner and gold watch.

Seattle Wash Clara Hilda Knausenberger University of Washington Vassar Hilda Washington Post Port Deposit Tome Carl Herring Smith

Washington and Lee names four-sport captain Harry K Young

Harry K Young was elected captain of four Washington and Lee University teams for 1917 football baseball basketball and track. An outfielder from West Virginia he hit over .300 last season led in stolen bases and held track records in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. He captained the 1916 basketball team and led in scoring at halfback. injuries reduced his play last year yet he ranked second in points. Young spurned offers from major league teams to play baseball.

Washington Lexington Harry K Young Washington and Lee University Young West Virginia

Davis Tennis Winner at Sleepy Hollow Cup Fin al

Willia Davis of California defeated G M Church in the Sleepy Hollow Country Club singles final with a five set score -2 -2 2-6 5-7 6-2. Davis and H A Throckmorton lost the doubles final to Church and Dean Mathey.

New York Willia Davis California G. M Church Princeton Sleepy Hollow

Deal Goes to Kansas City in Player Purchase

Dan Shay, manager of the Kansas City team in the American Association, announced the acquisition of Charley Deal, third baseman, from the St. Louis Amer. The transaction, announced May 30, transfers Deal to the Kansas City roster and adds depth to the infield ahead of upcoming games.

Kansas City Dan Shay Charley Deal St. Louis

Feature Ganoe Rage to Washington Club

More than 200 persons braved yesterday's showers for the Inter club Canoe Association's fourteenth annual regatta off Sycamore in Potomac broadwater. Washington Canoe Club won this event and the club trophy. Highlights include novice, intermediate, doubles and fours results with multiple clubs and individuals named.

Interclub Canoe Association Sycamore Potomac Washington Canoe Club Indhes Winnles Knight W. Co Segond Bryant P Tall End Conroy Behalt Firet Alman W. C Hugh W.I Birst K Knight Hazard Wae Cleary Waltscburg W. I Cutt Tha Hingh C. C Eliason Miss Martin H Knight Mise Leonard H. Knight Wagner Burch and Rutherford W. CC Stcamore Club WC. C Wamnee Aliason W. Almon J. W Burch Pace Fiata Rivero Nuthertont

Rex ACG Beats Purcellville In Errorless Game In May

Purcellville, Va May 30 Rex ACG of Washington defeated Purcellville 6 to 2 in an errorless contest. Trussell and other players are listed, with Hersperger and Ferguson sharing pitching duties. Umpire Mr J. Switch called the game in hours.

Washington Post Purcellville Rex Acg Washington Purcelville Beore al Purcellv'e ABHOA Offowers Adams Fibatles Yotale Trussell jBera Furcetiville Enns Habe Fitegerald Blair Nettrey Berger McAmuels Hex A.C Funellvile Basle Ud Ferguson Hersperger Ber- Buson Bocbe Blundon Kunsell James Bowers Trusseil McDaniels Hamlton Sy Hersperger Ivy Ferguson Mr. J. Switch

Marines vs Gibraltar baseball game report faded scoring line

Marines defeated Gibraltar 12 to 6 in a detailed box score featuring mound by O’Bellang er and Devitte. Key hits by Paris Snyder and Buell paced the offense, while Daughton Dickman and Barbagille contributed runs and RBIs. Fielding errors and stolen bases are listed with partial timing and inning notes.

E Giraltar Owaughton Mecartos Yickman Shelly Muhey Obarbayne Stevens Threerbane bit—Jones Weidmeyer Daughton Dickman Houck Paris Bacon Kelly Buell Depro Jones Marines Gibraltar Gibralter Ballanger Despro OM Hallanger Devitte Innning Veihmeyer Ionings Hy Jones Veibmeyer Mir

Yale Defeats Cornell 4 to 2 In Tight Tilt

Yale beat Cornell 4 to 2 in a close game at Yale field. Walsh pitched well through the first two innings while Perkins of Cornell worked hard despite limited support. Final line shows Yale scoring across late frames and holding Cornell to a few runs. Batteries: Perkins and Clary for Cornell, Walsh and Mudge for Yale.

Yew Haven Conn Yale Cornell Walsh

Princeton Defeats Penn 7 2 In Thirteenth Inning

In Philadelphia on May 30 Princeton broke a tight game with Spelman the Penn pitcher in the twelfth inning scoring seven runs to win 7 to 2 marking Princeton's second win over Penn this season.

Philadelphia Princeton Spelman Penn Pheitene Douglas Spstimer

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