Saks Special $3 Shoes Arrive With 22 Styles For Men
The Saks Special $3 Shoes for men have arrived in fall models. With 22 distinct styles, the leather price rise did not affect quality or finish. The line includes Vici Kid, patent calf, patent colt, gun metal calf, and wax calf in button, lace, and Blucher styles, with various sole options and heel styles. The footwear is marketed as good, substantial, and stylish at a moderate price, rivaling higher priced stores.
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Saks
If You Only Knew You Would Be Surprised
A promotional notice from IOW Savings Bank urges readers to start saving. It argues many acquaintances are quietly building small, steady deposits toward a snug fortune and promotes the 3 percent savings interest. The ad invites readers to visit the Seventh Street and Massachusetts Avenue branch to discuss opening an account.
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IOW Savings Bank
Seventh Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Millon
A Quarte
Golden wedding celebrated by Capt and Mrs Hart in Washington
Capt and Mrs Abraham Hart marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Kalorama avenue residence with seven children and six grandchildren in attendance. Guests included relatives from Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and local clubs with gifts such as a silver punch bowl a gold tea set and Bohemian glassware. Hart a former major and long time Washington businessman played a leading role in Grand Army circles and was honored by Kit Carson Post with a punch bowl while relatives and friends sent telegrams and flowers.
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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
United States
Denver
Baster
Jorita
Hall
Shir'i
Aart
Misoni
Fiait
Keystone Lodge
AFF & AM
Helt
Har
Fraud Orders Target Sure Thing Gamblers and Health Scammers
The attorney general of the Post Office Department issues fraud orders against Omega an investment firm and Western Medical Institute of Chemistry publishing alleged health cures. The actions aim to curb promises of cancer cures and money-making schemes. Maj. Sylvester invited to address New York State Police Chiefs Association in Albany, speaking September 12.
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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
Filipino Students Sail to U.S. for Government Education
Thirty three boys and three girls from the Philippines sailed from Hongkong on August 13 aboard the Manchuria to study in U.S. institutions. They will be educated at Philippine government expense up to 3500 per year and must serve in the civil service for as many years as they studied. A San Francisco pair will advise on schools and placement.
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Hongkong
United States
Manchuria
Islands
San Francisco
South
Decision Against Father in Habeas Corpus Custody Case
Justice Gould dismissed without prejudice the habeas corpus petition by Henry H. Rawlett against Annie E. Sherwood over Katherine Virginia Rawlett and Ernest Albert Rawlett. Rawlett, father, claimed Sherwood barred access. Sherwood, maternal grandmother, accused his deserting the family in November 1902 and denied withholding access. The mother is dead.
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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 Solves Puppy Hiding
A North West city girl fears a dog thief. Her brother advises hiding the puppy where grandma’s chicken nest last spring, claiming grandma never found it. The lighthearted exchange preserves local color and community whimsy.
Chase Chace Reunion Set at Hotel Vendome Boston
The sixth annual Chase Chace Family Association reunion will be at the Hotel Vendome Boston next Thursday. Rev Platt R Chase of Sugar Loaf N H and Lieut Gev Guild of Massachusetts will give principal addresses as prominent members speak. The association, formed twenty five years ago, aims to regain old English estates confiscated by the Crown. Noted Washington backers included the late Mrs Kate Chase Sprague, daughter of Chief Justice Chase.
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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 Licenses Soar Over Holiday Week
On Labor Day weekend the marriage license office issued one license Sunday two Monday and forty three yesterday. Most couples were nonresidents of the district with Virginia listed seventeen times and North Carolina two. Maryland South Carolina Pennsylvania New York and Ohio each appeared once.
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Treament
Busness
Cupid
Virginia
North Qara~ina
Maryland
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Grand jury postpones meeting amid graft investigations
The grand jury did not meet yesterday and will not convene until next Monday. District Attorney B D Baker, who succeeded Morgans Beach last Friday, has not yet started on the cotton crop report scandal or other graft cases. No staff changes were announced in the DA's office.
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Agricultural Department
W Baker
Morgans Beach
PUDDIN' IN TAME CASE AT POLICE BOARD HEARING
District Commissioners reopened the case of Private J. Miller of the Ninth precinct on conduct unbecoming a policeman after he arrested Herschel Reese without a warrant. Reese pointedly replied to the officer, saying puddin in fame, provoking the arrest. The trial board largely upheld Miller, with a dissenting member prompting the appeal to Commissioners. Also listed: other contempts and administrative actions including resignations, tax rulings, road improvements, staffing changes, and school repairs.
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J. @. Miller
Ninth Precinct
Miller
Herschel Reese
Reese
Rev C P Stealy Transforms Church and Wins Hearts
The Rev C P Stealy became pastor of West Washington Baptist Church last Sunday after leaving Broaddus Memorial Baptist Church in Richmond Va. A native of Clarksburg W Va he previously built a large modern church and grew Sunday school enrollment to about 450 while at Richmond. He and Mrs Stealy traveled to Washington and reside at the parsonage 3154.
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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
C. P. Stealy
Mangum Death Declared Accidental by Jury
A coroner's jury yesterday ruled the death of Joseph Mangum, a street railway truck man, accidental after he was fatally burned by an electric current in a conduit on Delaware avenue and a street northeast Monday morning. The funeral will be at 2 o'clock this afternoon at A. J. Schippert's chapel, 2008 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, with interment at Bladensburg.
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Mangum
Joseph Mangum
Delaware Avenue
A. J. Schippert
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bladensburg
Heroic Efforts Avail but Man Dies in Water Rescue
Joseph Bradley, manager of the Columbia Land Company, leaped into the river after Edward C. Darrell fell from a wharf and assisted him ashore in an attempt to resuscitate the unconscious man. Despite brave actions, Darrell did not survive. A separate report notes a found body of a man in the Chesapeake and Potomac canal near Thirty-third Street NW, identified as a unknown Black man about forty, in the water for a week.
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Edward C. Darrell
Joseph Bradley
Columbia Land Company
Darrell
Asherman
Carnal
Chesapeake and Potomac Canal
Thirty-third Street
Joseph Edinburgh
Emma
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Southern Railway
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District of Columbia Police Court
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Paris
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