Rain Soaks Campus Classic as Georgetown Edges Virginia
In a drenched clash, Virginia led 7 0 before Georgetown stormed back to win 8 7. Rain drenched stands as umbrellas were used for more than shelter, and police guarded the field to maintain order. Georgetown, once viewed as the weaker team, fought back with Murray scoring before halftime and a late safety by Ray sealed the upset for the Blue and Gray.
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Pumble
Georgetown
Roer
Tien
Georgetown Victory Sparks Alumni Celebrations Across City
Georgetown graduates and supporters crowded theaters cafes and streets to celebrate a Georgetown win over Virginia. Notables from law politics and education joined fans including Samuel Simons Miss May Simons and many others from Buffalo Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Atlanta. A Virginia rooter joked about collateral as he planned to win a bet, while officials tried to keep celebrations orderly and some students were restricted from leaving campus.
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Georgetown
Samuel Simons
Buffalo
N. Y
May Simons
John Duggan
Linus Moran
Charles McGee
Billy Cogan
Harry Carlin
Norman Degnan
Joseph
Beaton” O'Neill
Carl and
Morris Vilsack
Pittsburgh
Ed Frauenheim
Virginia
Charlottesville
University
Georgetown Fans Celebrate Victory Over Virginia
College boys and alumni swarmed the field in wild enthusiasm lifting their team on shoulders. Georgetown rooters marched downtown with bands, singing alma mater songs despite weather. Virginia supporters left quietly, later theater crowds and cafes hosted celebrations. police noted few disturbances. Complete sports coverage promised in The Post.
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Virginia
Georgetown
Miss Genevieve Champ Clark Debut in Society
Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark relocate to a Boston Ave and 24th St home to become winter social centers. Miss Genevieve Champ Clark, their debutante daughter, will apply modern science to household affairs as she assists her mother during New Year events. Surrounded by other debutantes from across cities, she will be presented to society on New Year’s Day without a formal debut.
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Massachusetts
Avenue
Genevieve Champ Clark
Clerk
Clark
Dorothy Harvey
Col
George Harvey
Madeline
Thomas A. Edison
Alice Wilks Preston
Mayor Preston
Baltimore
Edward Abner Ex-brewer and cafe owner dies in Washington
Edward Abner, longtime Washington cafe proprietor born in 1834 Wiesbaden Germany, died yesterday at 412 East Capitol Street after long illness. He came to the U.S. from England about 20 years after 1834, started a cafe at 1863 on High and E streets, retired in 1892 due to ill health, and is survived by his wife Louise Mueschen Engels widow, a son Theodore Abner, and a daughter Mrs James H Slee. Funeral tomorrow afternoon from his home, burial at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
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Edward A Abner
Washington
East Capitol Street
Mr. Abner
Wiesbaden
Germany
United States
England
Louise Mueschen
Karl Ewald Engels
Highth
Theodore Abner
James H. Slee
Prospect Tnt
Jad Salts for Kidney Flush and Back Pain Relief
An old health ad claims frequent meat consumption harms kidneys and that four ounces of Jad Salts mixed with water taken before breakfast for a few days will flush and stimulate kidneys. It asserts Jad Salts, made from grape acid and lemon juice with lithia, prevents bladder irritation and kidney disease for many people.
Boys Bible Study Plan Draws High School Boys
A religious conference for older boys held at Friendship yesterday outlined steps to organize Bible study among high school and preparatory students. A supper at the YMCA will invite all boys, tables will form classes, and a committee led by Albert M. Chealey will finalize arrangements.
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Friendship
Astern
Ernest Forties
Technical High
Walter Buckler
Business
Albert M. Chealey
Discundéion
Lenwood Oth
David M
Henry P Tage
Albert M. Cheglay
Poli’s
Police News Notes From Northwest Washington Streets
Police reports detail a horse and wagon collision at First and F streets leaving no injuries but auto damage, a shooting of a horse owner in Fairfax County, a child’s fainting episode on Fourteenth and Pennsylvania, and minor crashes among streetcar and auto lines. A pedestrian suffered a fractured leg near Pennsylvania and Twenty-Third streets, while others were bruised or refused hospital care. Damages include a $25 wagon loss and multiple uninjured cases.
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John Lynch
Twenty-sixth Street
Nelson Guenther
Twenty-third Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lynch
Multiple Incidents Sparked By Vehicles In Northwest DC
A bag with toilet articles and clothing valued at 32 was found at Georgetown field entrance yesterday afternoon. Rev W H Jernagin was struck by a horse attached to a wagon at Fourth and K streets NW, breaking the car’s shield. The wagon belonged to George Banns, 411 K St NW. A three way collision occurred at Twentieth and L streets NW involving a car driven by G A Redon and a machine owned by J A Emory, resulting in Frank Kendrick being thrown against a wagon driven by Willem Latney, with minor injuries. A wagon loaded with furniture owned by Fred Johnson, 1411 Florida Ave NW, was struck by Capital Traction Co car on Fourteenth St, upsetting with trivial damage. Marel Dewey of 478 E St SW reported being robbed of 17 by two tall slender colored men at Virginia Ave and Half St.
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James Hooks
Olive Avenue
A. J. Simon
Center Market
F Streets
Ben Schwartz
F Street
Charles Pumphrey
Gresham Place
Fourteenth
Newtone Street
Pumphrey
Twogood
Fourteenth Street
Georgetown Football Field
Anfi
W. H. Jernagin
George Banns
K Street
Twentieth
L. Streets
Fred Johnson
Florida Avenue Northwest
Capital Traction Company
Marel Dewey
E Street
Virginia Avenue
Half Street
Judge to Choose Juvenile Court Officer This Week
Judge J Wilmer Latimer will appoint an additional juvenile court probation officer, likely a woman experienced in welfare work, to handle young children. The Daughters of the American Revolution District Chapter funded the position, enough to cover salaries until June with possible congressional support later. Mrs Rob Roy McKahan announced the campaign's success and praised the Daughters for their generosity and timely help.
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J. Wilmer Latimer
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rob Roy McKahap
Dut Ia
Asid Mra McKahan
Latimer
Latimer Ia
New Home for Aged Aided by Catholic Ladies Board
The Libby House, at 3043 P Street Northwest, purchased by the Board of Lady Managers of the Catholic Home for Aged Ladies for 10000 dollars, moves to larger quarters. The new home will be opened with devotions on November 26 and a tea for visitors hosted by Mrs. George J. May. Cardinal Gibbons to bless the institution on November 26.
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George J. May
Kenyon Street Northwest
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P. P. Mullit
William A. Wimsatt
Selah Worthington
Alice Riggs
Samuel Hil
Hates
Golibart
By- Ton & Adams
John Cammack
Francis Miller
Eaton Creecy
Col A C Brodie Retired From Army Service
Col Alexander C Brodie of the adjutant general's department was placed on the retired list yesterday due to age He was born in 1847 and graduated from US Military Academy in 1870 He fought Indians with the First Cavalry and reenlisted as a private in 1883 He served with the Rough Riders in the Spanish American War His retirement will bring promotion for Lieut Col Benjamin Alvord
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Brodie
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United States Military Academy
First Cavalry
Rough Ritars
Cal
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MES BAILEY GETS DIVORCE IN COLUMBUS
Mrs Jeaste Emerson Moffitt Bailey of New York, a noted writer, was granted a divorce yesterday from Frank Duncan Bailey, now in Seattle. She is the daughter of Edward Randolph Emerson of New York, former president of the National Wins Growers Association. On the witness stand she charged him with assault using a dining room chair at her father's home and taunting her about her father's investigation before their marriage.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jeaste Emerson Moffitt Bailey
New York
Frank Duncan “Bailey
Ah Eng- Ashman
Seattle
Edward Randolph Emerton
National Wins Growers Association
Bailey
Masses for French airman held at St Matthew's Church
Masses will be said at 9 20 oclock next Tuesday morning for Capt Dennis de Lagarde of the French aviation corps who was crushed in the fall of his aeroplane at Vilacoublay France on November 13 Capt Lagarde's sister Mile Denis de Lagarde has been residing for the last eighteen months at the home of her brother in law Theodore Davis Beal an architect of this city at 2712 H street northwest
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St. Matthew's Church
Dennis de Lagarde
French Aviation Corps
Paris States General aims to boost tourism for Americans
A Washington News dispatch reports Paris held a States General session to organize progress for tourism and lure American visitors. It notes over 15,000 Americans stay in Paris yearly with expenditures ranging from modest to large, and estimates billions of dollars spent by American travelers in France annually.
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Paris
Amerleghs
Thursdea
Chamber of Deputies
Tewy
France
Riviera
America
Paria
Wwe
Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair and Dandruff Cure
A vintage advert touts Knowlton's Danderine as a 25 cent remedy for dandruff thinning hair and itchy scalp. It claims quick results, removing flakes, delivering heavy, soft, glossy hair, and preventing further hair loss with a ten minute application.
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Knowlton
Eles
Italian Ambassador Buys Candlesticks for Wedding Gift
The Italian Ambassador and Marchesa Cusani select a rare de eign candlestick set to present as a wedding gift to Miss Jessie Wood Tow Wilson in this city. Shaw & Brown jewelers sold the items, not Harris & Ewing, who held the copyrighted photograph of the candlesticks published in The Post yesterday.
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Jessie Wood- Tow Wilson
Shaw & Brown
Harris & Ewing
Post
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