Army Aviators Leave Accompanied by Mechanics
War Department grants furloughs allowing officers and technicians to travel to New York for the national aviation meet. Capt Chandler and Lieut Milling plan grass-cutting flights and new earth-close landings as they study Wrights and other aeroplanes. Mechanicians and soldiers will learn aircraft care and conduct ground-based practice to improve aerial operations back at College Park.
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War Department
Capt. Chandler
Plana
College Park
Whiteh
Boulevard
New
Ee Aviation
Aviation
New York
Chandler
Aero
Lieut
Milling
Dayton
Wilbur Wright
Tie
Chander
Richter
District Guard Officers Shift in Second Infantry Unit
District National Guard changes ordered by Col William E. Harvey redraw officer posts across the Second Infantry. Key moves include Capt. John E B Brooks to command Company I and Lt. Edward F. Davis removed as adjutant of the First Battalion. numerous acting adjutants and quartermaster duties reassigned in the Third Battalion and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Infantry
District National Guard
William E. Harvey
Apt
John EB. Brooks
Seara
Liew
Edward F. Davis
Clarence L. Adams
Wilmarth Brown
Chester M Reich
George Fr. Tolson
Charles M. Hammond
Robert W. Hanneman
The Quiet Village unfolds in Washington Post section
The first installment of a thrilling tale of hidden wealth titled The Quiet Village, by Charles G. D. Roberts, follows a beautiful woman held captive. The piece is slated for next Sunday's Family Magazine Section in The Washington Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tressmore
Family Magazine
Che Washington Post
Charles G. D. Roberts
America
Gertrude Brooke Hamilton
September Family Magazine
Tomorrow
Washington Post
Juvenile court fines for throwing stones at car
Edward Gibson and John Williams were fined in juvenile court for throwing stones at Abraham Cohen’s automobile on Twelfth Street. Each must pay Sn in fines and 56 cent weekly installments. Cohen testified that others on roller skates joined, endangering his wife and baby. Judge DeLacrena denounced late night street skating by children and urged limits on street gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gibson
Second Street
John Williams
Abraham Cohen
Twelfth Street
Cohen
Eighth
DeLacr
Dildren
Iris
School estimates completed for district education plan
District commissioners and board of education announced estimates total about 1 200 000 dollars. Original figures were 5000 for beach area and 150 000 for Central and HT Street High schools. Board of Charities reviewed annual estimates. figures due to commissioners by early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Beach
Central
HT Street
Board of Charities
U P LANS CONVENTION COMMITTEES NAMED FOR COMING SESSIONS
The Waran's Christian Temperance Union executive board met at the W T U Building in Washington to plan winter work including a building renovation a new heating plant and a temperance library for poor children. Committees named cover credentials resolutions courtesies pages timekeeper telegrams seating delegates ushers letters and music among others with Miss Susan Pollock directing the school refit and a permanent crusade planned for all classes. Continuous sessions followed with luncheon served and routine business discussed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Waran's
Christian | ‘Temperance Union
W. TU
Sixth Street
T. A. Williams
Jessie Hf. Robinson
Uldersaten
Susan Pollock
An Naat
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Clayton Emig
Charles P. Grandfield
W. Basteriing
J. S. Weightman
Wook Cheeseman
M la M. Drew
Davis
Mire
Clara Quinter
Singer
Paul Richmond
Thomas BR. Kramer
R. P. Yeatman
Jill William Gibb
Flora Veming
Wl Simpson
Lillie J. Ebert
Sidney H. Philips
Mabel Ramsey
Mias Irma Callahan
Flora Flull
Mabel Calahan
Bertie Zelter
Welen Airandfield
Samuel Kookogey
Blanche Sanborn
Mr. Nichols
Margaret ¢Httenger
G. van Arsdale
Cawthen
Cl AL Fisher
Hear
C. H. Montgomery
Felters
AF Jr
DB. Clarke
S. Mackenzie
M. N. Ponock
Ann Hancock
W. H. Howard
H. Hall
Ofra
EB. R. Peasley
Annie Grigsby
W. H. Cheeseman
Eleanor E. Walker
Duncheon
Women Pool Proposed in Hudson Report to Commissioners
Dr William B Hudson superintendent of the municipal bathing beach submits annual report recommending a women only pool to improve hours. Attendance shows 5500 women and girls, 62837 men, 16400 total increase. colored pool bathers 6548 up 200. 31 lifeguards rescued. 2400 youths learned to swim. letters of commendation urged for lifeguards. named officials cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
William B. Hudson
A. M. Zinkhan
Robert H. Gerhart
Marvin Shirley
Sidney C. Cousins
Joseph Walker
Twelve Year Old Leads Chase and Court Dismissal
William Sullivan, 12, described as 2 feet 6 inches tall, appeared in juvenile court with five other boys on charges for chasing Roy Menard into his home and throwing mud at the door. Testifying, the boy said a teacher reprimanded him and vowed revenge after a report by a classmate. Judge DeLacy dismissed the case, and the youths promised to repair damage and visit the Mensel home to make amends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Sullivan
Roy Menaet
Twenty-second -Street
Ine
Mensel
Grant School
DeLacy
Boy Tired Of Wandering Returns Home From Long Journey
Fennell Griffin, a 11 year old boy, was sent yesterday from Washington to his home in Lincoln City North Carolina after wandering across the country since March 13. He says he tried many things from farm work to playing a violin at dances and confessed I wanted to see the world. He recalls seeing sad places where poker was played and plans to stay home now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fennell Griffin
Washington
Lin City
N. C
Young Griffin
Fanjan
Dr Hansmann at Ninety Celebrates Birthday Anniversary
Dr Theodore Hansmann of 1722 Willard Street Northwest Washington marked his minetieth birthday anniversary on Thursday. He served during the Civil War as President Lincoln's bodyguard, carrying a musket to protect the President. He said he feels well for his age and has averaged about four and a half hours sleep nightly for the past 45 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Theodore Hansmann
Willard Street
Washington
Banamann
R. Hansmann
Automotive World Highlights Marriage and Car Developments
Goodyear manager F W Powers marries Miss Lillian Mahon in October. Charles J Miller reports good Southern Maryland roads from a Ford tour. Cook and Stoddard buys a 1912 Cadillac. Allen from Earle & Allen notes Hupp Yeates factory in Detroit operating nightly. a new Hupp Yeates electric is nearly ready for Washington by October 8. Barnard Motorcar adds a six cylinder model with Silent Knight. 12912 models expected by October 1. Oklahoma City authorities purchase two model 4 35 Pullman cars for city duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Miller
Maryland
Cook and Stoddard Company
WD. Aten
Earle & Alen
Hupp Yeates
Detroit
Mr. Allen
Hupp-Yeates Electric
Barnard Motorcar Company
Moddard-Dayton
Oklahoma City
Okla
Starving boy thief testifies in juvenile court
In juvenile court, 14 year old Joseph Monroe claims his father refused food, admitting to stealing three rugs from Emma Raun at 1237 First Street Southeast to buy meals. His father, also charged with failure to support, faces morning arraignment. A rug dealer who bought the items is expected to be arrested for receiving stolen property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Monroe
Emma Raun
First Street
Joseph Monroe
Francis Street
Cyprin Wade
Second Street
Kicks Opponent In Court
Washington Tower, 16, faced Judge De Lacy after a street fight with Guy Howe, 12. Tower claimed they were playing when he kicked Howe, who warned him not to kick again. The judge admonished them to play quietly and dismissed the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Tower
de Lacy
Guy Howe
Towel
Guy
City Bulletins Show Schedule and Local Ads
The column lists theater showings across venues like The Rea Rose Columbia-Bailey and Austin The Top of the World and various vaudeville acts with multiple daily times. It also notes midweek amusements at Glen Echo Park and local ads for California Port Sherry, photography services, and Heurich’s Senate Beer delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valeska Surett
Rea Rose
Columbia
Bailey and Austin
Tn World
Chase
Herry Clay Blaney
Pacific
Gayety
Charles Robinson
His Crusoe Girls
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Saka & Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Seventh Street
Saks
Karlton
Jos. Wilson & Sons
Shefford
HILAL
N.Y
Prince Albert
Horn
Post
C. A. Muddima
n&Co
R. P. Andrews Papar Co
Tharp
Berkeley Rye
Achaes
Church OF the Covenant
Charles Wow
Stlari Bready
Harry Haremore Angts
Peck Chapel
J. W. Cochran
Board of
Shicetion
Chueh Muswal Teire
Rorner Mount Pleasar
Charles T Tittmann
Dass
Othe
ST OS
Minteenth
Don
Nev Cuwart
Slator Oyalap
Meriive
Bow
ST Andrew
Comoran
Rey Dimon
Curate Hervices
Omanoion
Sandia
Methodist Episcopal
Porntry
ICRCH
Sixtrentit
Shursnes
Takr Reid Shennan
Ua. Om
Shannen
Treasury
North Teague Sundat
Babinslaw
Shams
Merming
Epitat Hantiat
SPIRE
Christian Science
Desert College Park
Col. Harvey Effects
George 4
Miller
Pop
Arta Witl Stean Wesliy YN
Rebew
PAK
Hienrs ¢' Finkelstere
Dir
Arnanid W. Belmont
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
Vier AL OC
Moses
Blou
Uirahan
New York City
Judge DeLacy
U. Plans
DR. Hansmann
F. W. Powers
Goodyear Tire and Rlubber Company
Lillian Mahon
Florsheim
Wm. Hahn & Co.’s
Three Reliable Shoe Houses
Sts
N. W
Auth
Vienna
Berkshire
N. Auth Provision Company
D Street
S. W
Boy Thief
John Mor
Joe
City Bulletins
Halden Players
Cosmo
Cosmos
Howard Theater
Glen Echo Park
Midway Amusements
Hamlet
California
B. Schwab
Pa. Ave
Columbia Photo Supply Co
N.Y. Ave
Sim
Ave
Electric Webster
Whitney's
Arlington Bottling Co
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania
R. R
A. ML
Susquehanna Valley
Burchell’s
Sunian
N. W. Burchell
Knock Furniture Co
7Th St
House & Herrmann
Keeley Institute
North Capitol Street
Washington, D
District of Columbia
Judd & Detweiler, Inc
SMU Hig Brunt
the Cafe
Republique
Rathskeller
J. W. Gibson
D Sts. N. W
Harris
ANI
Boston Sample Shoe Parlor, Inc
Jenifer
7Th and
Harris’ Jewelry
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