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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1905
Page
11
In a bold sale the store reduces Saks suits priced at 15, 18, and 20 to 11.75. The ad touts two dozen patterns in worsteds, cassimeres, and cheviots plus blue and black serges. It stresses modern taste and economy, claiming the garments are season’s goods from the store’s own workrooms with current custom tailoring features.
Residents and students rally against the planned removal of Principal Emory Wilson at Central High School. Commissioner Macfarland explains he gave advice only after President Gordon presented the facts, while the board retains exclusive jurisdiction over personnel moves. A Central patron appeals to Roosevelt and a Kaufman from Washington urges the board to keep Wilson, emphasizing his pivotal role in Central’s reputation.
A grateful letter from E Robb of 13 Hihth Street northeast commends Washington firemen for saving his home after a fire on the morning of the 11th. He notes the rapid action by Palrey and his squad, the minimal property damage, and asks the Board of Fire Commissioners to convey thanks to the crew for their brave service and dedication.
The Fort Myer Temperance Society held its regular meeting despite a storm with a large city youth turnout. F A Horadey led devotion, E E Stevens Jed led prayer, Nellie Barber and Ella Austin sang piano solos. W T Holt and H E Galleher performed mandolin and guitar selections. Hanford Made Inspector. The Commissioners appointed Charles D Hanford as inspector of the New York avenue bridge at four dollars per day.
An item urges the reader to dismiss prolonged confinement and instead take Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic. It promises to refresh the blood reduce fatigue improve appetite and ease the strain of hard times with three daily doses.
The Capital Traction Company reports First street sinking near the tunnel between B street southeast and northeast poses no danger. repairs and continuous streetcar service are planned. Engineers verify no threat to the Library foundation. railroad and streetcar firms agree to fix all damages promptly.
Col Biddle and a committee study amendments to housing regulations for apartment houses tenements and cheap dwellings across the city to improve open spaces air and light. Proposals limit occupancy of lots require reserved air spaces and set open area minimums while hearings for builders may occur, with enactment unlikely for weeks.
Investment Company Chartered to loan money in real estate and other securities with capital of 320000. Incorporators listed include H C Plunkett W L Gibson WR Moers RH McNeith and F D Gavin. Also reports on divorce cases adultery and nonsupport locally plus small ads for goods services and prices. A police court case sends Abraham Sweetwing to ninety days in jail for theft of a watch. Saturday night Bluemont Theater train No 115 noted as discontinued July 3rd.
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