Continued Special Sale of French Lace Curtains At 6 and Nearly 4% Off
Continued sale of discontinued patterns in fine French hand made lace curtains including Arabian Renaissance and Cluny. Offers on Brussels Net Irish and Antiques fabrics at low clearance prices. Also offers Vader Porch Blinds Linen Couch Covers Japanese Bamboo Portieres Striped Awning Materials and various upholstery fabrics with reduced summer prices. estimates available.
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Brussels
Summer Furniture Half Price and Less
Bulk sale of high grade one of a kind summer furniture offered at half price or less. Items include rustle chairs rockers and loungers in maple reed cane and rattan with prices cut from five to twenty dollars previously. Limited stock during final clearance with many pieces now under ten dollars.
Kitchen Comforts and Preserving Requisites
House furnishing department displays kitchen outwittings and labor saving devices for canning and fruit care. Shows Mason jars and assortments of canning equipment with prices per dozen and per unit, highlighting wide mouth jars and new jar rings for easy opening.
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Mason
Mason's
Sparklet Syphon Demonstrations and Home Soda Water Supplies
A Pure Food Dept display promotes Sparklet Syphons and bulbs as economical, thorough solutions for homemade sodas and beverages. Details list Sparklet Syphon at $1.00, bulbs 40c per box of ten, and shelves of kitchen ware including kettles, spoons, jars, and glassware priced from a few cents to several dollars.
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Tenth St
Magnificent Paris party and long travel notices fill social pages
Social and personal notes from Washington to Paris record Mrs Francois Hidding visiting her parents the Ballingers and attending a grand Magnolia ball with many notable guests. Attendees include Senator Elxing and family, Attorney General Moody aboard the Dolphin in Northern waters, and numerous cousins and diplomats crossing the Atlantic. Several households announce trains to Europe, reunions in New York and Washington, and plans for summer abroad with extended stays on the North Shore and at Rockland Maine. The column also lists military families, naval officers, and prominent residents visiting or residing at Atlantic City, Bar Harbor, and European capitals, along with marriage announcements and travel plans for the season.
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Moody
Dolphin
Bar Harbor
Delphin
Rockland
Atlantic Coast Squadron
James Robert McHea
Mary Lodes
Benjamin Harrison MoKes
Paris
Fredericksburg Couple Marries in Washington D C
Mary Miller of Fredericksburg and J B Reed, once of this city, married in Washington after meeting in Seattle. Reed, now paymaster’s clerk on the JW A, and Mrs Reed will reside in Beattie Washington for the present.
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Mine Miller
Fredericksburg
J. E. Heed
Washington Post
Mias
Mary Miller
Hensry Miller
Washington
J. B. Reed
Chicago
Seattle
Wash
Green
Calvary Baptist Church
Reed
Beattice
Business Men Take Action In Eastern High School Case
Peace seems distant in the Eastern High School controversy as principal Swartsell refuses to resign. Citizens plan to depose the man who led the school for five years. Businessmen form committees, investigate with input from Percy M. Hughes, and pledge concerted action. A full report will await all evidence and balanced weighing of sides.
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Ghtan
Gwartzell
East Washington
Umr
Swartsell
Percy M. Hughes
Fleet Leaves Annapolis for North Atlantic Squadron
Rear Admiral Sigeber'a Veansis led ships from Annapolis to join the North Atlantic Squadron at Hampton Roads. The second division including Alabama and Massachusetts sails under Admiral Evans, while Sigsbee's escort cruisers move toward Tompkinsville and Newport News. The French cruiser Jurien de la Graviere arrived at Old Point and will stay several days. repairs underway for a battleship to sail for the Philippines.
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Annapolis
John Pui Jones
Alabama
Massachusetts
Tiners
Towa
North Atlantic
Charlce H. Davis
Evans
Hampton Roads
Sigsbee
Brooklyn
Tacoma
Galveston
Chattanooga
Tompkinsville
Atatan Island
Jurieon de la Graviera
Newport News
Norfok
John Paul Jones
Annapolla
Virginia Capes
Illinois
Iowa
Vis
Sigwhee
Annepolis
New York
Washington
Jurien
Poundron
Roads
Norfolk
Jolly
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Philippines
Virginia Battleship Virginia Begins Dock Test At Newport News
Special to The Washington Post Newport News Va The first dock test of the battleship Virginia under construction at the local shipyard began today The engines were warming up to observe mechanical function and the test proper will start tomorrow The ship nearing completion is expected to be ready for acceptance trials later in the year Names of naval officers and commissioned personnel linked to the ship and Marine Corps appointments are listed reflecting the ongoing naval buildup The report also notes Venezuela’s income law proposal limiting customs revenue and the dollar exchange context for American interests.
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Washington
Newport News
Virginia
G. C. Moses
Bad- Ut
M. K. Metealt
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Holman
Ht .van Keuren
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Walker
J. Sab
M. Robinson
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L. B. Leyhy
R. A. Koch
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H. T Cooke
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Fr. M. Milnd
A. B. Wibbae
W. Ryden
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L. Es Lacy
Angique
G. Gailth
Owen
Marina Corps
F._H. Torrey
Marine Corps
Norman Butohineon
Caracas
Venezuela
Department of State
Venexulen Congress
Ieta
la Fiona
Bennington Log On Bonaparte Inquiry And Drak Report
Navy Secretary Bonaparte promises no scapegoats while delaying public release of the Bennington second quarter steam log and inspector reports. Admiral Goodrich’s board will convene in San Diego before disclosure. Constructor Hwang’s preliminary exam finds hull leaks limited to sea valves and pipes, with repairs planned and Bennington to Mare Island after towing.
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Navy Department
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Fortune
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Bennington Disaster Death Toll Grows Amid Rescue Efforts
Almost all the injured remain gravely ill with many not expected to survive. A temporary hospital has been set up at the army barracks and divers with gear are arriving from San Francisco to begin examining the sunken gunboat Bennington. The vessel will be lightered and moved toward Mare Island as repair work continues. The Pacific Fleet flagship Chicago has joined the recovery operations and will resupply before departing for scout duties.
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Irie
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Tidge
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Fourth Cavalry
Army and Navy General Hospital
Het Springs
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Abeenes
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Anattes H. Joenings
Thireenth Cavalry
Fort BI
Oklo
Charles A. Ragen
Sxsistant
Mergean
Fraring
Baa
Francison
Hot Springs
Arnp
Navy
General Hopital
Charlee W. Works
Plato University of Town
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Eee
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Works
University
Pstudent
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Lient. Lipop
Ijn
Novakiter
Benk
Jeffardon Hayracke
Mimouri
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Cornelus C. Smtth
Fourteenth Cavalry
Charles Bstodt
Port Stocum
New York
Wil. Mom Z. Wilder
Kigvanth Infantry
Bowie Bell
Eighth Country
Alfred A
Artillery Goping
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Archibald A. Cabaniss
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William Z. Grote
Wiahteant Infantry
William A. Byranide
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Miszoer
Edwin M. Bupfoe
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Jolmson
Bocond
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Philwisiphie
Harry Ls
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Laals
Rawin P. Andres
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Heth Avenue
Wales Ko Wriekt
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Soaleville
Charles 7. Poster
Ben Francisco
Artillery
Paul Minn
Jemen Fh Haame
Twentieth Infantry
Detroit
Alok
Alfred Tovelith
Clevelan
Witliam O Tremaine
Fittesath
Newark
Firat Tagut
Harney
M. Rawve
Fitteigth Infantry
Tumbus
Chlos
Aseusina B. Werte
South
Chitaxe
Fred W Horrhler
Richmond
Henry J Terral
Tenth Cavalry
Knoxville
Toon
Firat
Roger O. Magon
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Moiret Tigut
Willam
Reed
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Byangvile
Ind
Laurence Yarstegd
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Wiiling BM Bennatt
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Tai
George I Vector
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Delleas
Tex
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Mum
Walter C. Bowman
Joplin
Pirot
Bernard Sherp
Think
Duluth
Ming
Wiliis P. Coleman
Wichttr
Pireg
Jamon Ovustrpet
Cahn City
Ghia
Hershlers
Halstead
West Madigan Street
Stout
George A Dodd
Philadelphia
Paleat
Gol Lorapao W. Cocke
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Milwauken
Wis
Jonas A.mary
Twenty-paventh
Indianapolis
Tad
Charles W. Taylor
Thirteenth Cavalry
Bt Pant
Samuel W. Miller
Winpteenth Ineentry
Masa
Henry Harty
Mighteenth Infantry
Lovie
Matthias W. Tiny
Fifteenth Cavalry
TS Bixth Avynue
New York City
Robert J. Steind
Ninth Infantry
Mich
William ©. Buttler
Twenty-second Infantry
Cheveland
Wiliam E. Abercrombis
Thirtieth Infantry
N. J Mu
Lawrence I. Hoar
Columbus
Charleew Clore
Fourteenth
South State
Thomas J. Lewin
Louisville
Willem Burpham
Eutaths Infantry
San Francisco
Alvarado M. Poller
Ninth Cavalry
Knoxsilts
Teon
Barrell
Che
M. Gy Pept
A. Holmtek
Tenth Infantry
Springfield
Maxe
Biebant
McKenney
ArUlery Corp
Yoplip
Abed
M. ‘Mason
Dulnti
Minn
Fielding
Polychester
Wichite
Kens
Branklin R. Kenney
Oidesome City
Oxia
Butties
Burohist
Istter
Generel
Department of Callers
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Sem
Rennes
Rset Ienerenk
Sutya
Ha Twat
Lieut Cravemes Guilty and Sentenced for Drunkenness
Firet Liszt Lanier Cravett of the Artillery Corps was tried at Fort Washington on a charge of drunken immorality on duty. The court martial convicted him of drunkenness in violation of the article of war and sentenced him to dismissal, later commuted by the President. The report notes the commutation and outlines further naval notices from Annapolis and the Mayflower's commissioning in New York Navy Yard for upcoming duties.
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Lanier Cravett
Artillery Corps
Fort Washington
Navy Department
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Ion
Berry
Army War College
Thomas FH. Barry
The
War College of Washington
Barry
Manchuria
United States
Army officer orders list spans multiple posts and duties
A long dispatch lists leave of absence and duty reallocations for numerous army officers. It notes reports to chiefs, hospital recoveries, recruiting assignments, and transfers within Cavalry and Infantry units, with several officers slated for general recruiting duty and quartermaster posts.
Local bank clerk attends national bank convention in Minneapolis
Francis R Qoiney, cashier of Peoples Savings Bank, returned from the American Institute of Bank Clerks third annual convention in Minneapolis where he served as a local chapter delegate and now its president. Mr Dooley spoke at the banquet, chorus followed his toast The District of Columbia. Miley resigned as cashier to become ineligible for office but the chapter extended thanks and set his resignation to take effect August 4 to honor his service.
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Francis R. Qoiney
People's Savings Bank
American Institute of Bank Clerks
Dooley
West Hotel
District of Columbia
Entirs Assembly
Institute
Miley
Deopley
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