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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1921

Page

24

Friday Bargain Day Offers Deep Storewide Reductions

Special prices apply across all departments with new merchandise marked down. Readily available items include 1 548 Men's Neglige Shirts at 1.15, 720 Cut-Silk Four-In-Hands at 39c, linen tablecloths and napkins, towels, gowns, dresses, hats, sheets, and a wide range of household goods and apparel priced well below regular rates, making Bargain Day the principal shopping event for Washington shoppers.

Wallace Stewart's Maid-of-America Arista Boston

Gallbraith's Body Sent To Cincinnati In Auto Incident

Frederick W. Galbraith Jr. lies in state after an auto accident near Indianapolis. National Legion figures Milton Foreman and Henry J. Ryan injured. Body escorted to Union Station for funeral in Cincinnati. President Harding sent condolences. national officers to elect interim vice commander before Kansas City convention.

Indianapolia Ind Associated ‘ Press American ‘Legion Frederick W. Galbraith,Jr Cincinnati Ohio Galbraith Milton of Foreman Legion Illinois Henry J. Ryan American Commission The the Legion Kansas City Ryan Indianapolis Country Club Union Station

Col Galbraith Dies After Car Plunge In Cincinnati

In a Cincinnati crash near an embankment a car plunged and rolled, killing Col. Fred Galbraith. The other occupants escaped. Galbraith suffered a fractured skull and died minutes later. National leaders loom as possible successors to a commander post. Coroner Paul J. Rollinson opened a preliminary inquest. Flags to half staff for 30 days in memory of Galbraith. Col. Galbraith, a prominent businessman and Rotary figure, led Ohio National Guard units in World War I and earned U.S., French, and Belgian honors. He leaves a widow and two college‑bound sons. Funeral arrangements include an escort by American Legion posts and a state ceremony in Cincinnati.

Ryan Galbraith Col.Galbraith John G. Emery Grand Rapids Mich Thomas Goldingay Newark Claudius de Pondilt Paul J Rollinson L. H. Gignilliat Indiana Legion Cincinnati Ohio Fred= Galbraith Cininnati United States Ohio National Guard United States Army Mihiel Gat Galbraith Col. Galbraith Business Men's Club of Rotary Clubs Atlantic City Galbraith Wil Ie Americcan “Legion Cincipinati Dianapolis

Bequest to First Doctor Named in Suddarth Will

The will of Dr James Littleton Suddarth filed for probate provides $400 bequests to his namesakes Thomas Littleton Suter and James Marian Suter payable on their twenty first birthdays. The estate, minus $1000 to Emma L Leach, goes to the first to earn a medical degree, with the bequests and estate details outlining specific gifts to Dr Willian G Suter and items from the medical library and office.

Emma L. Leach Ione

Police and Fire Protection Proposals Tabled by Washington Chamber

Burgalph Jose, chair of the Police and Fire Protection Committee, told reporters the committee aims to finalize resolutions by Tuesday for submission at the Washington Chamber of Commerce meeting. The panel seeks stronger joint police and fire protection measures to address city safety.

Chamber Washington Chamber of Commerce Burgalph Jose

Discrimination bill targets government dismissals and dependents

Fragmented report notes proposed rule changes in government agencies requiring signed statements from employees about dependents before dismissals for reductions. It outlines penalties for false statements and partial provisions on appointments, with additional local items including beauty prizes and Kiwanis luncheon references.

Sac Pear Ang

Jury awards $2,500 for death of Henry Hayden

A jury awarded Charles W. Gill administrator of Henry Hayden’s estate $2,500 against Capital Traction Company for Hayden’s death on December 24 1915 following an accident at Fifteenth and F streets NW. Gill sued as guardian for Hayden’s two young children with Alvin L. Newmyer attorney for the plaintiff and Hogan and Dunlop for the company.

Charles W. Gill Henry Hayden Capital Traction Company Hayden Alvin L. Newmyer Gill Fifteenth and F Streets Hogan and Dunlop Traction Company

Will of Henry C Thompson Filed for Probate

A probate petition filed by attorney Helge Murray on behalf of widow Mrs Josephine K Thompson states the estate of Henry C Thompson, who died May 21, is valued at 71890.57 with personal property 44811.57 and real property 27073. Petersburg Virginia. Walter Linwood Pur die 20 of Matoaca Chesterfield county died this morning at home. He is survived by mother, father, six brothers and two sisters. Virginia Bishop 86, died here today. survived by five children.

Henry C Thompson Henry €. Thompson Helge Murray Josephine K. Thompson Petersburg Walter Linwood Purdie Matoaca Chesterfield County Susanna Virginia Bishop Binns Bishop

President Pershing Telegram Condolences for Galbraith Death

President Harding telegraphed sympathy to Mrs. A. W. Galbraith Jr. widow of American Legion national commander Col. Galbraith killed in an automobile accident. Telegram praised his leadership and devotion to country. Senators Willis Frelinghuysen New Jersey and Massachusetts praised him as a great soldier and citizen. The American Legion today released the telegram as Gen. Pershing and others voiced shock and noted the legion and nation suffer an irreparable loss.

Harding Al,w. Galbraith American Légion Col Braith Ees Galbrith aWilits Frelinghuysen New Jerseys Walas Massachusetts Cal Galbraith Willis Hie Wes New York American Legion Today Frederick W Galbraith Perstin Legion Netion

Fragmentary Latin Lines Prompt Ghosts In Conversation

A partial, garbled text fragment mentions Latin phrases and ghosts in a dialogue. It appears to quote or imitate ceremonial language but lacks clear context, names, places, or a coherent event to anchor details. The readable bits suggest a stylistic or experimental piece rather than a complete news item.

Countess Sues for Property Rights in International Case

Countess Pauline Andre de Lamettrie, now a Dinard resident, files suit in the Digting Supreme Court to recover 65 Wags allegedly unlawfully held under a trading with the enemy stake. The action cites a judgment from New York courts against Elizabeth Jixngs as executrix of Amadee de Gasquetadanges estates. Special to The Washington Post. Culpeper Masonry event held with dinner after business session.

Neming Thomas Elizabeth Pratt ‘de ‘Gasquet James Trieste Austria Pauline Andre de ‘LaMettrie Dinard Brace Digting Supreme Court Cire York Elizabeth Jixngs Amadee de Gasquetadanges

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