Odds and Ends in Children's Hats and Caps 23c and 50c
A compact feature highlights a selection of children’s hats and caps priced at 23 cents and 50 cents. The list emphasizes affordable headwear with simple designs suitable for young wearers.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1908
Page
4
A compact feature highlights a selection of children’s hats and caps priced at 23 cents and 50 cents. The list emphasizes affordable headwear with simple designs suitable for young wearers.
A newly formed unit faced gubernatorial disbandment for continued inefficiency. The report outlines officers and men, recitals of orders, and pending court action over the unit's status and possession of armory property, with ties to Alexandria and Washington actions and a forthcoming trial on related claims.
A suit by Samuel M. Arnell and Grace Miller and Grace Eleanor Crump against Annie Crawford and others sought to void a deed to Navel Greenaway, claiming incapacity to convey. The case, tied to the late Beach Wort estate and contested by multiple relatives, concluded with the jury’s finding the paper written deed was the last will and testament of Beach Wort yesterday. In related action, Judge L. Barley presided over the corporation court proceeding as jury deliberations continued.
The Navy announces voluntary retirements of nine captains and five commanders, obviating the need for a board this year. Named are Captains Perkins Porter Dyer Bartlett Denig Robinson Eaton and others, plus Commanders Werlich Gow Hall Doyle and Harrison, with various duties and birthplaces noted. replacements include Capt. Howard to succeed Captain Bartlett and Bent to the Wisconsin.
James T. McCleary, former Minnesota congressman and Abraham Lincoln Memorial Commission member, urges a two mile highway from the city to Gettysburg as a national Lincoln memorial. His preliminary report cites studies abroad on memorial arches bridges and buildings. An appropriation of $2 is provided for the commission’s work.
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