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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1905

Page

23

Saks Special $3 Shoes Arrive in 22 Styles for Men

The Saks Special $3 Shoes have arrived in fall models with 22 distinct styles. Despite higher leather costs, the shoes match the quality and finish of prior seasons and rival the best $3.50 to $4 shoes elsewhere. Made from Vici Kid and various calf leathers, they come in button, lace, and Blucher, with single or double soles, different edges, lasts, and heels. Some are kid-lined with invisible cork soles.

Saks

If You Only Knew Then Save With Our Savings Dept

You would be surprised how many acquaintances are quietly building a nest egg. A small daily deposit, with 3 percent interest, can grow into a snug fortune. It is not too late to begin an account with our Savings Department on Seventh Street and Massachusetts Avenue. Deposits exceed a million and a quarter.

Golden Wedding of Capt and Mrs Hart in Washington

Capt Abraham Hart and his wife Bertha Hart celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Kalorama Avenue home in Washington. They married in Philadelphia in 1855 and have lived in the city for forty-two years, with seven children and six grandchildren in attendance along with numerous friends and fraternal organizations.

Abraham Hart Washington Kalorama Avenue Philadelphia Hart Bertha Swope Capt Hart Hesse-Darmstadt Germany Bavaria Seventy Pennsylvania Volunteers Del John A. Coltes Gov. Curtin Pennsylvania Capt. Wart Capt A. B. Frank Baltimore William M. Bass Gilbert Hart Chicago Frank F. Major Samuel Hart Franklin W. Hart Carrie Hart Rosa H Frank Leontine Pauline Hart Bertha Ruth Frank Major Sophie Einstein Hilzabeth InXahn Boston Grand Army Secret Society Kit Carson Post Loyal Legion Union Soldiers’ Alliance Masonic Veterans’ Association Saengeround Inhabitants’ Association District of Columbia Grand Army of the Republic King Capt. Hart

Fraud orders halt two dubious health and wealth schemes

Attorney General of the Post Office Department issued fraud orders against Omega Proprietorial Camping and Western Medical Institute of Chemnati compounding Nacur 3 Health Preserve. The firms claimed miracle cancer cures to lure investors and buyers with false health claims. Maj. Sylvester to address New York State Police Chiefs in Albany.

Post-office Depactment Privdectial Camping Omega Sure-Ching Meeal Chemnati Compounders Nacur 3 Dic Ellen Amorn Maj. Sylvester Richard Sylvester International Police New York State Albany Sylvester Will Spek

Philippine Students Travel to U S for Education

Thirty six Filipino students travel from Hong Kong to the United States on the Char Manchuria to study at Philippine government expense. They will be placed in U S schools, with aims to enter civil service on return, ages sixteen to twenty one, good morals, and sound health. They will be met in San Francisco by instructors to guide school choices.

Hongkong United States Manchuria Islands San Francisco South

Decision Against Father in Habeas Corpus Custody Case

Justice Gould signed an order dismissing without prejudice the habeas corpus petition by Henry H. Rawlett against Annie E. Sherwood for custody of Katherine Virginia Rawlett and Ernest Albert Rawlett. The father sought access and claimed the grandmother blocked visits. the grandmother said Rawlett deserted his wife in November 1902 and denied denying access.

Justice Gould Henry H. Rawlett Annie E. Sherwood Katherine Virginia Rawlett Ernest Albert Rawlett Mr. Rawlett Mrs. Sherwood Sherwood Mr. Sherwood

NO DANGER THERE Washington Boy Tells His Little Sister Where to Hide Her Puppy

A Northwest city child fears dog theft and asks where to hide her pup. Her brother suggests the spot where Grandma’s chicken once nested, noting she never found it.

Washington

Chase-Chace Reunion To Convene In Boston Hotel Vendome

The sixth annual Chase-Chace Family Association reunion is set for next Thursday at the Hotel Vendome in Boston. Rev Platt R Chase of Sugar Loaf, N and Lieut Gev Guild of Massachusetts will give principal addresses, with other prominent figures also speaking. The group, formed twenty-five years ago, aims to regain old English estates confiscated by the Crown. Noted Washington supporters included the late Mrs Kate Chase Sprague, daughter of Chief Justice Chase.

Chase- Chace Family Association Hotel Vendome Boston Platt R Chase Sugar Loaf Massachusetts Chase-Chace Family Association England Washington Kate Chase Sprague Chase

Cupid Busy As License Clerks Issue Many Marriages

On Labor Day weekend the marriage license office issued one license Sunday, two Monday, and forty three yesterday with many nonresidents. Virginia led state designations in seventeen filings, followed by North Carolina in two and Maryland and others in one each.

Treament Busness Cupid Virginia North Qara~ina Maryland South Carolina Pennsylvania New York Ohio

Grand jury delays meet on Monday amid graft investigations

The grand jury did not convene yesterday as expected and will not meet until next Monday. District Attorney B D Baker, who took office last Friday, has not yet addressed the cotton crop report scandal or other graft cases. No changes were announced in DA staff.

Agricultural Department W Baker Morgans Beach

PUDDIN’ IN TAME CASE REVIVED BY DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS

District Commissioners revived the case of Private J M Miller of the Ninth precinct for conduct unbecoming a policeman after he arrested Herschel Reese without a warrant. Reese’s reply puddin’ in fame provoked the action. the trial board largely upheld Miller though one member dissented. Reese’s charge was nolle pros’d in Police Court. Also pending appeals for H A McNich and resignation of T N Gill Jr. and various municipal actions and appointments noted.

J. @. Miller Ninth Precinct Miller Herschel Reese Reese

Rev C P Stealy transforms chapel into large church in Richmond

The Rev C P Stealy, newly appointed pastor of West Washington Baptist Church, previously led Broaddus Memorial Baptist in Richmond from a small chapel to a modern building with 340 members in under five years. His Sunday school enrollment topped 450 at Richmond, and he is praised for popular leadership and strong youth work. Mrs Stealy joins him at the parsonage, 3154, in Washington after arrival yesterday.

C. P Stealy West Washington Baptist Church Broaddus Memorial Baptist Church Richmond Stealy Clarksburg W. Va Martinsburg Southern Theological Seminary Broaddils Memorial West Washington Washington Ermenenty Street

Mangum Death Ruled Accidental by Coroner Jury

A coroner's jury yesterday ruled Joseph Mangum's death accidental after he was killed by an electric current in a conduit Monday morning at Delaware avenue and a street northeast. The funeral is set for 2 PM at A. J. Schippert's chapel on Pennsylvania avenue NW, with interment in Bladensburg, Md. Burnett's Vanilla is touting absolute purity amid no state purity inquiries.

Mangum Joseph Mangum Delaware Avenue A. J. Schippert Pennsylvania Avenue Bladensburg

Heroic Efforts Fail to Save Darrell Body Recovered by Manager

The body of Edward C. Darrell was recovered from the water after a fall from a wharf. Joseph Bradley, manager of the Columbia Land Company, jumped in to aid and assisted to shore but resuscitation efforts failed. A passerby observed the scene as Bradley acted to save him. In other notes a separate account mentions a found body in the Chesapeake and Potomac canal near Thirty-third Street NW identified as a man in his forties. Also, a jury from the DC Police Court was discharged to September 9 due to quarantine, delaying trials.

Edward C. Darrell Joseph Bradley Columbia Land Company Darrell Asherman Carnal Chesapeake and Potomac Canal Thirty-third Street Joseph Edinburgh Emma Jay District of Columbia Police Court Jawl

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