Summery White Goods Half Price and Less
Close to 10,000 yards of new and seasonable White Goods on sale today at half and less than half usual prices. Lot 1 Dainty Dotted Bfus sin designs 15c a yard Lot 2 Beautiful White Mercerized Suitings 5c a yard Lot 3 Mercerized White Madras 18c a yard Lot 4 Mercerized White Madras 25c a yard Lot 5 Striped White Madras 9c a yard Plus ladies and children's summer wear and Oxford shoes in assorted sizes. Third floor near Tenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honizon Lace
Madras
Batiste
Toilet Articles for Summer Use at Main Floor 6 St.
Summer toilet items by W. & L. span waters colognes and extracts. Include Violet Water Violet Extract Triple Water and Florentine Orris Root with soaps, powders, and bath sponges. Main floor six-street location offers ready travel and home supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau de Cologne
Riviera
Farina Cologne
Florida Water
le W
de W
Heney
S&j
Jockey Club
Cece Eee Essen Essen Resanene
Turks Island
Infants' Department Stork Pants and Diapering
Infants' Department offers Stork Pants from a new light waterproof fabric praised by physicians and nurses. Also featuring Birdeye Diapering in varied sizes with chemically pure cotton and sterilized by heat, sold by the piece and yard with prices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleventh St
Special Sale of Rustic Adirondack Furniture
A clearance sale offers forty to fifty pieces of Adirondack Rustic Birch furniture including rocking chairs arms chairs straight chairs and tables. Prices range from 1.00 to 3.50 with former prices shown. Fourth floor display highlights portable summer outdoor pieces suitable for cottages porches or lawns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondack Birch
Social and Personal Knelt at Vine Clad Altar in Washington
Miss Mary Crouse to wed Francis Harold Wyatt in Baltimore. Pryor Pryor family connections noted. A Peruvian minister Calderon to Europe for four months. Elmore named Peru charge d'affaires in his absence. Somber note on Senor Calderon’s sister’s death. several society figures and families described at Willard and homes around Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calderon
Europe
Washington
Miss Mary Crouse
Francis Wyatt
Senor Calderon
Senor
Senora Calderon
Pastor Senillosa
Muendos Ayres
Senora Emilia Senillosa
Senoritas Sara
Mabel Senillosa
Juan Antoni
Juilo
Guillermo Senillosa
Willard
St Louis
Peru
Elmore
America
Hamilton House
Mary Louise Crouse
Thomas ©. Crouse
Society News of Weddings and Summer Travels
Daughters and families announce marriages and visits in a Washington notices column. Edward Knight and Elizabeth Rob inson family hosts at Brightwood Avenue. Elizabeth Hagner visits Skaneateles to stay with Kess H. Poor at Swillowbank. Fudge and Mrs Curtis J. Hillyer move to Fall 10 near Fredericksburg. Mrs J. Perry Lee opens Vine Yard Haven cottage for summer. Mrs A H Lamb from Los Angeles visits Hotel Baltimore then heads to Ocean Grove New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Robinson
Edward Q. Knight
Fudge
Perry Lee
Col. Lee
Vineyard Haven
Mass
F. Ardners
Maury Doves
A. H. Lamb
Los Angeles
Cala
Mra Hayes
Baltimore
Ocean Grove
N. J
Gen Boynton Chosen No Change In the Officers
At the first board of education meeting of the year, Gen H W Boynton and officers were re elected. Committees were announced for rules by laws ways means and supplies and others. Promoted teachers and new appointments were approved including Tasker Miller Dobson and Arhelia Johnson. An examination in physical training for teachers is set for September 12 and the next meeting is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Otters
H. W. Boynton
J. Holdsworth Gordon
W. F. Rodrick
Gen. Boynton
Bundy
West
Parker
Boynton
Francis
Kingaman
Gordon
Kingsman
Bunny
F. Suter
M. Burns
J. J. Rothermel
B. Guillaume
C. M. Thomas
N. EH
A. McColm
J. C. Butler
M. Dean
M Brewer
F. Hay
D. W. Fisher
M. Cromwell
J. W. Untsberger
Western High School
M. L.williamson
Mrs Harrison Wins Suit Over Ex-President's Estate
Indianapolis July 6 Judge Allen of the Circuit Court dismissed the suit of Russell Harrigan and Mrs Mary Harrison against their stepmother Mrs Mary Lord Harrison. The heirs challenged Union Trust Company as executor for excess securities in the estate. The court ruled the will lists trust fund securities at their cost and increases in value do not warrant reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Russell Harrigon
Mary Harrison Melee
Mary Lord Harrison
Allen
Circuit Court
Union Trust Company
Epworth Convention Plans at Mountain Lake Park
The District Epworth League board met at Wesley M H Church to discuss the fourth District biennial convention set for July 14 to 17 at Mountain Lake Park Md with Hotel Chautauqua as headquarters. Attendees include local chapter members and officers. a moonlight excursion to Indian Head is planned for July 22 and Epworth League Day at Washington Grove July 30. A $150 deficit in the Sibley Hospital bed endowment fund was reported. Frank J. Metcalf was elected recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Lake Park
District Epworth League Board of Control
Wesley M. H. Church
Frank T. Israel
Hotel Chautauqua
la Fetra
Mr. Atha
W. &. Wright
J. R. Stokes
H. A. Ison
John BE. Fort
M. M. Mitchell
J. H. Wesler
Annabel Crandall
G. E. Maydwell
Rhorback
George
Rockville
Anacostia
Tennallytown
Indian Head
Douglas
Western
Epworth League
Washington Grove
Sibley Hospital
Frank J. Metcalf
Brightwood
4. M. Beavey
Prize winner ill hopes to recover for St Louis trip
Col Theodore A Ficklin winner of The Post prize a free trip to the St Louis Exposition is ill at his Alexandria home and aims to depart July 12 with his bride of thirty three years. He polled 46609 votes in the contest and his friends hope for recovery before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Alexandria News
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Theodore A. Ficklin
Alexandria Public Schools
Post
Duke and
Columbus Streets
Ficklin
Col. Wicklin
Col. Ficklin
U. S. Circuit Court
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Virginia
Edmund Waddill, Jr
Lewis
Miller
Bowden
Marshal Treat
Lane Lacy
J. N. Whittaker
R. P. W. Garnett
J. W. Glover
United States
T. B. Berry
Charles T. Dawson
Joseph F. Bartini
Anthony Simmons
Joseph E. Johnson
Rosslyn
School Board Refuses Filipino Students Admission Here
Louisville July 6 the school board instructed the high school officials to inform four Filipino students that color bars deny them public school privileges. A board inquiry on whether Filipinos are considered negroes cited a law that colors all nonwhite children as colored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Ecaramittan
Dupont Manual Training High School
R. EB. Galvin
Mark
Naval Officers Orders and Navy Yard Assignments 1904
A dated list of naval officer transfers and duties including August 1 1904 moves to Chicago Lancaster Norfolk and Annapolis along with a medical ad for Bucklen's Arnica Salve for pains and wounds. Includes Lieut. Commanders J4 T W Ryan Bartlett Gage Forman Fullinwider Andrews Washington McKean Pope Miller Boyd and others.
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J. 4
Seers
Alliance
Home
Walt
T. W. Ryan
Lancaster
Navy Yard
Longue Inland
Chicago
F .Ww. Bartlett
H. Gage
New York
Asiatic
Rendezvous at Trieste Marines Sail for Austrian Port
Rear Admiral Jewell commanding the European Squadron sailed from Gibraltar aboard the Olympia with Cleveland Baltimore and Mayflower bound for Trieste to join Rear Admiral Barker’s battle- ship squadron at Piraeus. The Dinos also headed toward the same rendezvous and Barker later reported Kearsarge Alabama Maine Iowa and Missouri departing Piraeus for Trieste. The deployment signals the largest US war fleet ever gathered in a European port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austrian
Navy Department
Jewell
Gibraltar
Olympia
Cleveland
Baltimore
Mayflower
Trieste
Austria
Barker
Piraeus
Greece
Dinos
Kearsarge
Alabama
Maine
Iowa
Missouri
Brig. Gen Hains Retired Promotes Bingham and Williams
Brig Gen Hains retired for age, making room for Maj Theodore A Bingham who will be promoted to brigadier general and retire immediately. Col Constant Williams to succeed Br Gen Brigham. Hains, an engineer, worked on major river and harbor projects and was a member of the original Isthmian Canal Commission. He entered the Military Academy from Pennsylvania in 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Bingham
Peter C. Hains
Theodore A. Bingham
Col
Constant Willams
Gen. Brigham
Gen. Hains
Military Academy
Pennsylvania
Pruyn Court Martial Record Sent to President
Judge Advocate General Davis has received the record of Second Lieutenant John McE Pruyn Fourteenth Infantry tried by court martial at Calbayog Samar on charges of intoxication and misbehavior. He was convicted and sentenced to be dismissed. Proceedings will be reviewed and forwarded to the President. Pruyn was born January 1877 in New York and earlier served as private and corporal in the Forty second United States Volunteer Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
John McE. Pruyn
Fourteenth Infantry
Calbayog
Samar
Lieut
Pruyn
New York
Leutenant
Forty-second United States Volunteer Infantry
Military Officer Transfers and Appointments Announced
Orders issued assigning Lieutenants Moore Thayer Grunert and others to new posts and duties. Officers transferred within cavalry and artillery. professor of military science to Delaware College. boards appointed at Jefferson Barracks to review fitness for promotion. ships and officers listed for various routes and naval admissions. Mentions include West Point, Fort Leavenworth, and Naval Academy candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan T. Moore
Artery Corps
Arthur Thayer
Third Cavalry
United States Military Academy
West Point
New York
George Grunert
Eleventh Cavalry
Artillery Corps
Charles 8
Cromwell
Edward W. McCaskey
Twenty-first Infantry
Delaware College
Newark
Del
Tredwell W. Moore
Tredwell W. Moore, Twenty-foat Infantry
Artillery Corpa
Leigh Sypher
Coast Artillery
Wesley W. K. Hamilton
Covet Artillery
Peter E Traub
Thirteenth Cavalry
General Service and Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kabs
Offcers
Jefferso Barracks
Missouri
Samuel W Fountain
Fourth Cavalry
William B. Buolsier
Harry C Benson
James 3. Hughes
Fred W. Palmer
Jens F. Stedje
Hush S. Wells
Eighth Cavalry
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Paris
Cowboy, Jr
U.S
Tenth St
Ruscia Colfskin
LOT
Frances Pryor
Mr. W. W. Fickling
Frances Fitzgerald Pryor
Archibald Campbell Pryor
Petersburg
P Street
William Webb Fickling
Charles Fickling
C. Ernest Smith
St. Thomas’ Church
Irving Fickling
Gibbs Latimer Baker
Mrs. Ficking
Mr. Irving
Roger A. Pryor
New York City
John W. Forney
Washington Chronicle
Judge Pryor
Court of Common Pleas
Theodoric Pryor
Virginia
Fickling
Engineer Department
Richmond Pearson
Persia
North Carolina
Sol Berliner
Teneriffe
Canary Islands
Bertha Ottenberg
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Mia. Berliner
Joseph M. Heller
Holgemere
Long Island
Isaac Gans
Yellowstone Park
Henry A. Seymour
Seabelle
N. Louis Bogan
Dorothy
Aculopian
Wiehle
Syracuse
N. Y
Edith Corfie Robinson
Galtebro
V. D. Rosen
11Th St. N. W
S. E. Cor
F St
Mrs. Harrison
Epworth
Auditorium
Victorino Mepa
Manuel G. Martinez
By & Vinit
Board of Trade
State
War
Navy
Clare A Walsh
Glen Echo
Capt
Gessford
Police Department
Miss Walsh
Principal Ficklin
Mary Lawler
Martin Lawler
E. ‘E. Lawler
Gibbon Street
Sidney P. Goodrich
Aggie M. Scott
J. A. Wray
The
Baptist Church
Corporation Court
Louis C. Barley
Julia T. Nevett
Manley T. Rust
B. ™. Murray
Grace Isnisconal Church
Samuel Luckett
Chesterbrook
Fuairgax County
William Deéemaine & Son
de J. B. Anderson
Lewinaville
Robert Luckett
London
Handall Thomas Davidson
Canterbury
James Thomson Ritchie
Church of England
United Kingdom
Association of Orthodox Rabbis of the
A. G. Lesser
Cincinnati
Ginsburg
Rochester
Rabbi Israelite
Chelsen
Germany
Berlin
Dresden
Munich
Wasp
New Orleans
Sabine Pass
Helena
Canton
Hongkong
Raleigh
Woosung
Chemulpo
Solace
Cavite
Wheeling
Honolulu
Bremerton
Allance
Lebanon
Houston
Calabra
Petre
Saturn
Klaka
Potomac
Gan Juen
Vicksburg
Mare Island
Dixie
New York Navy Yard
Mohican
Villaibbog
Bhanghal
Naval Academy
sAgton Post
Annanelle
W. Magruder
Mississippi
C. N. Smith
Now
York
M.A. Mitacher
Oklahoma
R. G. Ward
R. L. Loucks
William M. Gelainger
Ohio
F. M. Williama
J. B. Staley
Mason 'S
Gilcrist
Fairy Soap
Nat
Tate
Sea Island
Percates
Windsor
J Selinger
Pet. Bikes
Bhi Sts
Ghent
Atlanta
Fea Company
Chris
Xander
Tolman
McCray
F Street N. Ww
the Sunday Post
Unive
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