Dalzell Triumphs in Columbia Golfers’ Stormy Teeing Day
In wet conditions the Columbia Golf Club tournament resumed with Dalzell edging Harban 4 and 6 after a tight duel. Moran defeated Harrison, and Bucking won 5 up, as dozens of players faced rain, improved greens, and a crowded handicap list opening this morning.
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Columbia
S. Harrison
Bannockburn
F. T. Bucking
Frankford
Columbia Golf Club
WS Harban
Dalzell
Harlan
Dalgel
Dalgell
Harban
Chevy Chase
Amany
Moran
S Havriern
Philadelphia
Winening
Eynon
L W Waser
Eynon Winsimgy
Potzen
Elia
EH Dui
ED ‘Carust
Dataut A. S
Mattingly
Lard
Fond
Mording
EB @ Esnoa
Dalsat
J.C Davids
Duvall
AW Til Hingwon
LW Weaver
Smallwood
A Shelton
Wood
DF Weaver
Groenaalt
C. A. Mener
J Hall
DM Rasting
G ME Emmerich
W. A. Knowles
T Francis
Avaheying
S$ Met
B Moran
T Buckies
George A Weaver
WE Danforth
Ht Sanford
JE. BeLearan
Hough
H Oliphant
H Wood
T Yeap
Bmaligoch
DM Hastitay Bart
Wol Mulver
F M__Phelys
BC Tatltaferro
Harrison
George E Lewis
J Mel Sterrett
L. B Johnson
CH Birdsall
Pste
XK Jackson
Smith
Brawner
Hodges
S Daltett
Harter
Columbis
Allis
Tillinghast
Teyall
Hampton Ronda
Phelps
George Springhaven
A’ Davis Jr
L S Friston
Hass
Hampton’ Toads
CCG
White
Benjamin Wombutt
Cannockburn
AB Heaton
J¢ Hough
Sanford
Danforth
Dason
Chevys Chase
Jackson
Columbia Cow
Diracalt
Pyle
Columba
Columba TE
McLean
Oliphant
Starrett
Heap
Chevs Chase NL
Johnson Chevy Chase
Thureton
Weaver
Hastings
WU Weaver
Columbia AB
Shelton
Prennan
Knowles Bannockburn
Greenwall
Columbia GT
Gom Emmerich
Columbia AT
King
Hall Columbia
Fynon Columbia
George P Jones
JT Hendrick
Thon
Jon Columbia
W Hough
Chevy Chese
Yale's Double Crown in Intercollegiate Golf
Garden City October 10 Yale's six man team leads as they seek both team and individual titles in the Intercollegiate golf championship. Semifinals saw W E Clow Jr of Yale defeat Robert Abbott, preserving Yale's double chances as Clow and Dwight Partridge head to the final 36 hole match.
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Garden City
Leasasad
Yale
Princeton
Robert Abbott
W E. Clow, Jr
New Haven
Svitholg
W. E Clow, Jr
Dwight Partridge
Lew Haven University
Dwight Partridgs
Dudley H Harrows
Frinceton
Clow “Gr
Morrow. Ee
Mud and Mayhem Mark Final Golf Day At Club
Notes from the golf course describe muddy conditions and the Weaver family among the bravest as players slog through puddles to vie for glory. Also announced is Grace Baptist Church’s new pastor Rev Dr Jo Bon, succeeding Rev William M. Nevins.
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Grace Baptist Church
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ninth and
D Streets
Southeas
Jo Bon
Pennsylvania
Wall
Wiliam M. Nevins
Synod to Convene Here for Annual Presbyterian Session
Delegates from three presbyteries will attend the annual synod session held in the city. The meeting will discuss church affairs and ministry plans, with noted leaders expected to participate and present reports.
Washington Bank Branch Closed In Suspension
Washington branch of a Montana bank was closed by the Comptroller of the Currency after a first examination found it unsatisfactory. Receiver Robert Lyons appointed. depositors number in the hundreds. Assets and liabilities reported near $123,000 each with $41,000 in savings deposits and $38,000 in individual deposits. Potential losses to depositors cited as likely.
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Washington
Bia Itenton
Garside
Butte
A. B Clements
F Aug Heinze
F. B Street
P. C. Lum
New York
Heinze
T. P. Kane
Robert Lyons
National Bank
Kane
Comptroller
Kate
District of Columbia
Ther Commercial National Bank
West Virginia
Augustus Heinze
Montana
B Street
New Haven
Genn
Street
CW. Dodson
Boston
John T. Hoag
Aetna Banking and Trust Company
Butie
Mi Hong
Treasury
Lst
Canyon City
Florence
Royal Gorge
Marlboro Mission to Open Funeral for Navy Captain
A Catholic mission and funeral service will honor Captain George from the Navy Department at 10 o'clock morning at the North Capitol Methodist Episcopal Church. Pallbearers include Capt. John Shaw and other War Department comrades. Burial in Glenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Navy Department
Somit
Alexander Bislaskie
North Capitol Methodist Episcopal Church
War Department
John Shaw
BP. Seavey
George McLaine
Bernard Multen
William Warters
L. Eeonard
Glenwood Cemetery
Spencer Asks Arbitration On Southern Machinists Strike
General Manager Spencer of the Southern Railway sends a circular to striking machinists proposing they end the strike and submit the wage dispute to a three man arbitration panel. Each side would select an arbitrator and the two chosen would appoint the third. the majority decision would set the wage scale for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Souther Railway
Southern
Sth
Howe
Jshova
Hod Spencer
Catholics Demand Opening of Saint Peter’s Tomb
A global stir rises over an open letter to Pope Pius X urging the excavation of Saint Peter’s tomb in Rome. Marcellus asserts no tomb exists or has been desecrated, while Prof Marucchi and Father Grisar insist a tomb holds Peter’s body and should be opened to end centuries of doubt.
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Pius X
St Peter
Rome
Gogel
Michael Angelo
Pontifé
Marcellus
Europe
Marucchi
Father Grisar
Women to Give Bazaar at All Souls Church
All Souls Church ladies plan a December bazaar over the first three days offering handiwork and various articles for sale. The executive committee includes Mrs E Gruncky as chairman and numerous others such as Mrs Bernard R Green and Mrs Admiral Walker guiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Souls’ Church
Ladies of
E Gruncky
Bernard R Green
Admiral Walker
Thomas Wt .Woodrum
G B Plero
Thomas M. Gale
Ming
Wood
Franklin Funeral Today for Alexander Wrankum
The body of Alexander Wrankum of this city, who died of heart failure at Delag Texas last Sunday, will be buried in Wood Cemetery this afternoon at 2.30. Rev Dr Stetson of the Church of the Good Shepherd and Charles F. Winbigler of the Baptist Church will conduct. Wrankum, once active in the MoCA, aimed to complete missionary work in Chicago before his death. The service honors his memory with a post-memorial observance planned for August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Wrankum
D-lag
Tex
Burie Lenwood
Eclovk
Stetson
Church of the Good Shepherd
Charles F. Winbigler
The
Baptist Church
South
Chicago
Nordica Obeys King's Wish In London Concert Fuss
Washington conductor Mr. Wrightson threatens damages suit against soprano Nordica for canceling a November recital. Nordica, urged by King Edward to perform in London, left Washington engagements after ticket sales had begun. Nordica's manager says she cannot be compelled to fulfill the contract, while Wrightson insists on legal action to protect his scheduled program and ticket holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson
Washington Choral Society
Mme
Nordica
Mme. Nordiva
R. E. Johnston
New York
Wrightson
Washington College of Music
Washington
Johnson
King Edward
London
Johnston
W. Gwynne Gardiner
Mme Nordica
Manager Johnston
King Howard
Marienbad
Chicago
Women Discuss Art at Columbia Arts Club Meeting
The Columbia Arts Club met at Mrs. Katherine B Seip's home with Mrs. Sarah Walhaupter and Miss Mary E Barlow elected parliamentarians. Topics included Art and the Industries and Manners and Customs for the Egyptians. The next meeting will cover American Architecture and Egypt the Birthplace of the Sciences at Mrs Emerson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Club
Sarah Walhaupter
Mise Mary E Barlow
Columbia Arts Club
Katherine B. Seip
Mary C. Bennett
Sarah C. Whitehall
Selp
Bisle Class Boys Meet Organize and Elect Officers
The Boys' Bible Class in the YMCA building held its first winter meeting with eleven divisions averaging about ten boys. After supper they organized and each class elected officers. Friday will be the regular meeting night, with next spring banner planned for best attendance. tonight they welcome parents and friends for an exhibition of their work.
Death of Brig. Gen. Wilam Hemphill Bell
Brig. Gen. Wilam Hemphill Bell retired officer dies at his Arvada Colorado home on Thursday. Born in Winchester Pennsylvania in 18, he graduated from West Point in 1858 and served through the Civil War with much of his service on the Western frontier and in Alaska. Cause of death is given as pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilam Hemphill Bell
Arvada
Denver
Colo
War Department
Bell
Winchester
West Point
Local Incorporation Notice for Wyne Inc and Associates
The Office of the Recorder of Deeds lists Wyne Inc and related firms in Bledart as proposed incorporations. The filing includes general partnership and construction business plans, with details on capitalization and governance pending official action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvarl. & Wyne Inc
Bledart
Recorder of Deeds
Ester Tay
Florida racing plan mirrors long Grand Prix concept
Discussion centers on a Florida event modeled after the Vanderbilt Cup and Ardennes circuit, aiming to attract American and foreign manufacturers. If a 200 mile single day proves unfeasible due to tides, the course could split over two days with timing kept across days and cars locked overnight.
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Florida
Long Island
Ardennes
Automobile Club of France
Washington College of Music opens fall series with Edgar Priest recital
The Washington College of Music opened its fall and winter series with Edgar Priest, organist of St Pauls Episcopal, making his Washington debut at St Pauls Church before an audience. Priest displayed flawless technique in a program including Bach Ingue Rheinberger sonata the LArzo from Dvoraks New World symphony and a Gulimant Sonata in C Myer scherzo. The second concert features Felix Garzigila pianist new to Washington at the Columbia Theater next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington College of Music
Edgar Priest
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Washington
Charles H. Holmead
St. Paul's
Larzo
Dvorak
Gulimant
Myer
Felix Garzigila
Columbia Theater
Street skating dangers prompt city regulation talk
Major Sylvester reports street skating hazards cited by streetcar companies. He notes police have no power without a law and calls for parental caution. The report hints a possible commission regulation banning roller skates on streets.
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Maj. Sylvester
Commissionerg
Storm Delays Washington Cars On Ninth Street
A heavy storm halted traffic on Ninth Street for about twenty minutes between 3:30 and the ensuing hour. A low-lying section behind Center Market at Seventh and B Streets Northwest flooded, water over two feet deep covering car tracks. Underground trolley conduits filled with water and one line grounded, stopping movement. No other incidents were reported despite the record rainfall.
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Washington Railway and Electric Company
Center Market
Seventh
B Streets
Mexicans Learning English Rapidly in Mexico Schools
Dr. Charles H. Everett spoke to the Men's Club at the First Congregational Church about rapid English instruction in public Mexican schools. He described Diaz era government as a strong despotism yet cites him as a just ruler aiding national progress. Club officers for the coming year were elected: Gates president Garver first VP Claflin second VP Kingston third VP Walker treasurer Davis recording secretary Duiln corresponding secretary.
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Mexico
Charles H. Everett
First Congregational Church
Tenth
G*streets
México
Diaz
Everett
Club
Merrill E. Gates
L J Garver
P. C. Claflin
H M. Kingstey
George Walker
Davis
W. S. Duiln
Reformers Observe Founders Birthday Celebration
The United Order of True Reformers Washington division plans a birthday observance for founder Rev. W. W. Brown at Vermont Avenue African Baptist Church on Sunday October 21 at 2 pm. Rev. George W. Lee will deliver the annual sermon. Male members meet at 1 4 pm and march in. female members meet in the church lecture room. divisions from Baltimore Philadelphia Arlington and Alexandria are invited. W P Burrell of Richmond was the orator of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Order of True Reformers
W. W. Brown
Vermont Avenue
African Baptist
R Streets
George W. Lee
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Ariington
Alexandria
W. P. Burrell
Richmond
Pickford Obsequies To-day At Local Church
Funeral services for Charles W. Pickford will be held today with Rev. l. Hub bard of McKendree Methodist Church officiating. Pallbearers include Charles Ri on f J. Mullen IH: Bu wste Mtom Chapin, J on iter elt 7 ysill all af st daceased, with arrangements by the local undertaker.
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W. S. Harban
T. P. Moran
A & P Kingle
Nui Moran
Agpwepa
SYNOD
Bank IN Butterloses
MEP Witter Way
Joan BD
Gunton Temple
Charles Bird
U. S A
Henry B . Macfarland
Roosevelt
White House
O Garside
Morag- Garside
Catholic Mission For
Marlboro
Oweie
Prin
Treen Linerad
Ervite
Gin Howe Ab
Lock Ate Inc
Glenwood
Arbia
Pope
St. Peter
Franklin
C. A
Dallas
H. Mar Gar G. Gust
Was
Ormond
Vanderbilt
Jan
Latona
Washitgwu UN Giretuy Lega
N’s Shoes
Paris
Regal
Women’s
Pa. Ave
Ror Vider
the Kenesaw, 6Th and Irving Sts.n.w
16Th Street
the Kenesaw
T. A. Harding
St. N. W
Addion
Dulin & Martin CO. Pottery
Torcelain
China
Goodyear
Arts and Crafts
Ook
ITH
ST NN
B. H. Stinemetz & Son Co
Knox
Heath
Zotinemetz
Plano Totts Construction
Knaby Angelus
Bert Plang
Nest
Mechantar Constus
WM Nvakt. Uo
Rury
SLOAN
ART Gallery
Washington, D. C
Cutter
Owen Lawrence
Isle of Wight County
G. Sloan & Co
Auers
St. N.w
Saks Fur CO
Nipwepas
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