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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1910

Page

2

Saks Straw Hat Values Merit in Three Virtues

The Saks Straw Hat highlights three key merits quality of the braid character of the making and the shape. Every hat shown embodies these virtues. no seconds are sold and such hats are unavailable elsewhere.

Saks Panamas Panama

Radnor College Girls Visit Washington In Moving Display

A hundred Radnor College students from Nashville Tennessee travel in eight coaches to Washington on a free trip. They visit the Capitol Library of Congress and White House, praise Washington over New York, and plan to write letters home about their camping on the road. The group, led by A MN Eshner, tours Cincinnati Niagara Falls Atlantic City and New York, stopping at Asheville and Hot Springs before returning.

Tennessee Washington Union Station Radnor College Nashville Tenn Broadway Great White Way New York Cincinnati Niagara Falls Buffalo Atlantic City Asheville Hot Springs Washington Monument Mount Vernon Arlington Capitol Library of Congress White House Taft Aries A MN Eshner

Forgery Suspect Evades Police in Washington Bank Swindle

Richard Miller alias Davis is accused of cashing a 1250 forgery at Fourteenth Street Savings Bank after two alleged confederates, David Simon and Morris Robinson, were arrested. Simon, a Chicago salesman, listed multiple aliases and extensive prison history. Robinson, a Chicago clerk, admitted Ohio confinement. Police traced Miller to a Northwest DC address. he vanished before arrest, with a clairvoyant companion reported living at 1102 Fourteenth Street NW. An electric runabout collision and two runaway girls also appear in the day’s notes.

David Simon Morris Robinson Fourteenth Street Savings Richard Miler Davis Washington Miller Mme Marie Fourteenth Street American Security and Trust Company Miller and Robinson Fourteenth Street Savings Bank Marx Francia A Blunden Francis A. Blunden State Street Chicago David Cohen Joseph Simon Samuel Marks Samuel Hayes Moses 0 Ed Simmons Sheeny Dave New York Philadelphia St Louis New Orleans Fort Wayne Jersey City Cincinnati Rochester Wing Indiana Avenue Ohio Mansfield Catherine L Howe Quincy Street Brookland Seventh F Streets

End to skin troubles with Poslam remedy claim

An advertisement promotes Poslam for eczema acne and other skin conditions, claiming rapid relief and cures. It urges free trial packages from Emergency Laboratories New York and notes availability of a cheaper minor-use option and a $2 jar at various local drugstores.

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