Saks workshops offer best value suits at low prices
Good is scarce for true bargains, and Saks promises best clothing with over thirty years of experience. It touts three times the assortment and lower prices, presenting $12, $15, and $18 two and three garment suits as marvels of value, inviting comparison with competing stores.
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Saks
Fire Department chief recommends long list of promotions and appointments
Fire Chief Belt urged commissioners to approve a July 1 roster of promotions and new positions across the fire department. Capt. J J Brown becomes first captain of the Wirefighter freboat. Lieutenants Seitz and Rossiter become captains. Numerous officers and privates receive raises, transfers, and new roles in fire and electrical departments, with engineers and watchmen reshuffled and new watchmen named.
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Fire Department
Sells
Rossiter
Covington
Nohe
Martin
Clark
Raley
Belt
T J. Brown
Chemical Company, No. 2
William J. Seitz
James J. Rospiter
J. J. Brown
Chemical Company
Edward Nebe
Leutenant
J. W. Hurley
Max
Frank Hellmuth
A.B. Cole
P. H. Buehler
William H. Kallman
William J. Gelte
James T. Rossiter
John W. Covington
Edward T .Martin
Seite
Thomas W. Wirnstein
Maurice W Davis
Martle
George C Berryman
Wiliam
O'Donnell
Wirnetein
Davis
William A. Clark
Henry J Raley
Baward Wode
Bolling F. Denham
Jerome Hurat
Richard D Crompton
Note
Frank E Frere
John H. Nangle
Fletcher L. Burger
Denham, Hurst
Crompton
Richart. Williams
Earnest Raum
John A. Swamney
Benjemin F Browne
Willems and Baum
Pinkney Cross
William F. Shelton
Gweeney and Browne
Harmon A Chapman
John H Buscher
Crom’ and Shelton
Henry J. Burns
George Gaur
Henry T. Davis
Wilson Oliver
Burns and Saur
Stephen E. Colvin
Albert J. Cramer
Olver
George Kennon
Michael Gallagher
Albert H Cbaca
Harry S Clark
Kennon and Gallagher
Lewis L Adelson
Albert H Johnsigh
Chace and Clark
Ewgens B Wilkins
George W Brenrell
Jeremiah Sullivan
Ira D Philips
Charles B White
Beverly J. Moore
Wiliam Kokstein
Otila W Grigsby
Louie M. Carroll
Charles C Fila
Robert G.tegeler
Charles W Staples
James T W. Clement
Jeremish B
Sullivan
Charles H. Payne
Curry B. Thrift
George A. Bousler
Harry W. Swan
Richard E Moreland
Wil
Filng
Tegeler
Staple Clements
Sulliven
Payne
William E. Blee
J J. Murray
Henry Gerhardt
de Cable Epiicer
Carlton © Mou
Ralph GC. Wilton
F.C Loo
John B Archer
Aoria
Sidney Wiley
F .Pumphrey
L. B Winston
Philip Braxton
R Mortimer
Benjamin Farkhurst
Arthur James
R Gallagher
Ferguson Pagne
WC. Repotti
Canfield
ED. Smith
George Y. Ayton
Clarence E. Graham
J. Stanley Hursey
District finds cleaning cost balance after Union Station barricades
District officials report a year and a half of street cleaning payments near Union Station have offset by sweeping a half block on Twenty second Street Northwest and minor checks in Washington Heights, leaving the district even but prompting schedule changes. Superintendent Stidham notes discrepancies in machine sweeping and unreported work on newly paved streets, urging corrective action and updated schedules.
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Union Station
Twenty-second Street
Washington Heights
Stidham
West
Engineer Department
Contractor Pay Discrepancies Scrutinized Over Digtriot Work
A report says dig operations were not swept clean yet the contractor still received payments. In eighteen months about 8 was paid for unperformed work while funds for actual work remain unspecified. Mr Budham hopes such discrepancies won’t recur as Mr Godham and his engineering team inspect the alley surface, noting possible small discrepancies in the area.
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Budham
Godham & Gang
Panger Spots In District Excavations and Dangers
Maj. Sylvester reported to Commissioner West a large number of excavations ponds and depressions in the District. A plan to abate these sites will be served on owners or reps by police health or engineer departments. Notable Braddocks Rock excavation poses a 25 by 6 to 8 feet deep hazard.
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Maj
Sylvester
West
Rock Creek
Braddocks Rock
Braddock
United States
Funeral of Col Wagner Remains Honored at Arlington
High army officials join in full military honors for Col Arthur L. Wagner US Army at St Thomas Church and Arlington National Cemetery. Lieut Col Benjamin Alvord led the arrival from Asheville, with Maj Gen Bates and Gen Harries present. Wagner, a noted military author, was to be promoted to brigadier general that day and may have led the Army War College appointment.
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Rt. Thomas' Church
Arthur L. Wagner
Benjamin Alvord
Pennsylvania Station
Asheville
N. C
St. Thomas' Church
Arghida
Rosea
Army
Adna R. Chaffee
John C. Bates
Capts
Hamaay
McRae
Nolan
Rhodes
Arlington
Thirteenth Cavalry
Wort Myer
Charles F Humphrey
William P. Hall
James T. Kerr
Wiliam W Witherspoon
Majo
Beach
Col. Wagner
The
Anny War College
Secretary of War
Congress
Reopen Policeman Miller case hearing ordered
Commissioner hearing set for June 27 to review the finding of a police trial board and decide if Miller should face a fine of 15 or acquittal. Corporation Counsel Duvall issued an opinion allowing review and notice to the accused if revision is planned. Noble Hurdle sentenced to ninety days in district jail for larceny of a gold watch and chain.
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Miller
Corporation
Duvall
John 8. Miller
Police Trial Board
Commissioner West
Commissionera
Fine Trial Board
Hurdle
Noble Hurdle
Lucy P. Dunnington
Scott
Man's Store Unveils Low Price High Quality Partnership
Washington shop showcases a bold alliance promising unbeatable value with high quality goods. The retailer highlights two piece fancy suits as a standout offering in a bid to top local clothing competition.
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Washington
Richmond Company Protest Upheld Over District Incorporation Fees
The acting Comptroller L P Mitchell holds the recorder of deeds cannot add fees for filing. 4 cents per $1,000 on increased capital applies only when capitalization exceeds 62,500. The Richmond Compressed Air Cleaning Corp sought to raise from 37,000 to 8,000, arguing only base filing fee. The decision aligns with the Attorney General’s guidance and applies to increases after February 4.
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Hecorder Dancy
Richmond Compressed Air Cleaning Corporation
Department of Justice
Recorder
Ompany
Mitchell
City Bulletins Demand Jury Trial for Swede Von Vranken
John Vrenken a Swede was fined £5 by Judge Kimball after a disorderly conduct charge brought by Mr and Mrs Charles Belsford who said he and others used profane language behind a Tenth Street Falon Vranken denied the charge and demanded a jury trial Also John L Gregg an old soldier was fined 350 or four months for carrying concealed weapons a razor found on him and an appeal planned to the President for a pardon
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John Vrenken
Kimball
Charles Belsford
Vranken
John L. Gregg
Ninth Cavalry
Yeaterday
Jal
Grege
Finest Ice Cream at Roismeer's Advertised Prices
Given Custody of Her Child Effie Darrow Kirkpatrick was yesterday granted custody of her minor child in the divorce suit filed by her against William A. Kirkpatrick. The order signed by Justice Anderson allows Mr. Kirkpatrick to see the child at his wife's home.
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Effie Darrow Kirkpatrick
William A. Kirkpatrick
Justice Anderson
Kirkpatrick
Wife Granted Absolute Divorce in District Supreme Court
Justice Stafford signed a decree granting Nellie T. Keller an absolute divorce from James Howard Keller on adultery grounds. Nellie receives exclusive custody of their infant daughter and an adopted son. Morning Glory Osis mentioned as related, with a $7 sample shoe listing nearby.
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Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
Nellie T. Keller
James Howard Keller
Suit to dissolve partnership in drug store firm
Charles S Wilson files in District Supreme Court against Harry T Dodge to dissolve the partnership Harry Dodge & Co drug store at Fourteenth and L streets NW. Wilson seeks accounting and appointment of a receiver, alleges $4500 investment and poor management. seeks injunction on asset disposal. Rule to show cause set for Friday morning. Col Staples gifts hospital ambulance and carriage, built to order by McDermott. praised as up to date. Exquisite floral work and wedding decorations by Gude.
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S. Wilson
Dodge
Charles Wilson
District Supreme Court
Harry T. Dodge
Wilson
Harry Dodge & Co
Fourteeth and
L Streets
A.A Hoehling
E Court
Justice Anderson
Cass
Col. Staples
O. G. Staples
Stoneteter
Riggs
National
Hore
McDermott Carriage Company
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