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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1906

Page

7

Special trunks for schools and seminaries with supplies

A long low trunk doubles as a window seat for college use, with two sizes and solid construction including sheet iron bottoms and Excelsior locks. The catalog lists school trunks in basswood and maple, plus a wide range of pens, pencils, erasers, blotting papers, inks, paste and notebooks from leading makers.

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Fine New Clothing for All Occasions at Reasonable Prices

A SPLENDID assortment of suits dresses skirts coats reefers and plain everyday wear for all ages including girls going away to school. Notable Misses Peter Thompson suits in blue red and gray serge with emblems, priced at 15 18 50 and 21 dollars.

Chool Peter Thompson Falcon Sad Rao

Social and Personal Cupid's field day in Washington yesterday

Many couples united in marriage and social figures were seen in town from summer homes. Brides include Miss Tavie Jones Burner and Capt. Daniel Tyler Moore with plans for a Lucerne Switzerland wedding. Other weddings feature Miss Maud M. McKinley with Mr. Walter D. Waugh, Miss Nelle Claire Crouch with Mr. Percy Bryan Fleming, and Miss Lillian Mae Schneider with Mr. Thomas J. Williams. Attendants and travel plans, plus society arrivals, are noted from Fort Myer to embassies and summer resorts.

Washington Tavie Jones Burner A. B. Hyder Etghlands Daniel Tyler Moore US 5 Lucerne Switzerland Capt. Moore Mrs Butter Misses Butler Gen. Beil Taft Capt Moore Miss Butler Roosevelt Walte Moore Fort Myer Europe Maud M. McKinley Walter D. Waugh Holy Trinity Church Thomas Harlin Alide Lyons Wilam Nelle Claire Crouch Henry Evretreet Crouch Eighth Street Percy Bryan Fieming Raleigh N. C Third Baptist Church Fleming Miss Crouca Raxleigh State Institution Treasury Department James Kemp Doughton E W. Gall F. ¢. Scheefer D. Foster R D. Thompson Ank Traveline Tuscan Etra Wes Perfor John Campnen Bal Matropolien Bamter Church Calyure My. Greene Dirs. Fleming North Blount Lillian Mae Schneider J. F. Schneider Thomas J. Williams Margaret Williams Ines Paul A. Menzel Codvordia Lutheran Church Doney Wes Frederick W Schneider Williams John Richards Charles Manefield Frederick Brandt Harry Wasser Uits Pauline Bruehl Piue Frederick Beckhart

Firemen Hold Carnival in Brentwood Md

Brentwood Volunteer Fire Department hosted a carnival and fete with Sundies Auxiliary in Brentwood Maryland. Visitors from Laurel Bladensburg Hyattsville and DC attended as flames and dull care were fought with entertainment including a fortune teller rides and prizes. The event featured lanterns flowers flags and a diamond ring prize for Virginia Maryland and DC’s most popular woman.

Brentwood Sundies Laurel Bladensburg Hyattenle District of Columbia Cpt‘ors Maryland Bloca Virginia Wear & Diamond Brentwand Volunteer Firemen Mzachel Teague Cetaéxine Giacehett Gus Mithurn BRGM Ross O. LE Gambin BH. H. Roverts Witham Keyes R. L Paynr

Navy to Purchase Guns and Forgings in Major Bid Round

Rear Admiral Magan opened bids for about 51 million dollars in guns and accessories for the Navy. Bids covered 6 Inch through 12 Inch guns and forgings, with only two bidders for large gun components Midvale Steel and Bethlehem Steel. Foreings bids ranged from 30 to 39 cents per pound, and the main 12 Inch gun bids averaged 62 thousand dollars each.

Magan Bureau of Ordnance Navy Department Navy Midvale Steel Company Philadelphia Bethlehem Steel Company Sott Bethlehem, Pa Crucible Steel Company Pittsburg Midvale Company Bethlehem Company Midvate Bethlehem

Militia Officers Resign Over Equipment Shortage

California coast artillery officers led by Maj. Franc w G V Keesling resign citing failure to procure suitable clothing and gear for their men. Adjuncts and staff officers O'Hara Gliman Colfer Emmet among those resigning. naval orders and vessel movements also noted.

California Coast Artillery Service San Francisco V_ Keesling Coast Artillery San Franicisco Joseph M O'Hara Edward Gliman TL. R. Colfer Frank 5. Emmet Tg State Inex

Sampson's Grandson Admitted as Cadet at Annapolis

Roy C. Smith, son of Commander Ray C. Smith USN, admitted as midshipman at Annapolis. He is grandson of the late Admiral William T. Sampson, joining the class with Relph E. and Harold B. Sampson. Relph, previously in the prior class, was turned back. Harold has just entered.

Tomar Gloucester Ohio Cavite Cemford Ehawden Columbia Guantsname Skanser Florida Naval Academy Wiles Waxhtatten Annapolis Roy C. Smith Ray C. Smith U.S N Willim T. Sampson Relph E. Sampson Harold B. Sampson

Army Orders Name Officers and Assignments in 1808

Army orders detail leaves, retirements, and reassignments across multiple units including the Thirteenth Cavalry and First Cavalry. Brig. Gen. George H Horton retires, Maj. Eugene Leda and Maj. Josaph Gaston receive leave or reassignment, with several captains and lieutenants moved to new stations and duties at Fort Dade Atlanta Watertown Arsenal and Port Thomas among others.

Leme- Btrest Thirtetnth Ortoberato Philp J. Goklen Hlevesih Eugene Leda Josaph& Gaston First Cavalry George H Horton Fort Dade Fla Atlanta Eeeguin Hin William Laentter Tatan Military Secretary Philipphnes d Wwison Jomepiy Castner Askiton Army Port ‘Thomas Ssf Artilery Corps Frank A SY Fleer Thirties Infantry Cart Eighth Compass Cosmo Coa Artillery Lotus Nila Fort Casey Wash Aitome Charles A. Bennett Port Jam Houston Tex Tra A Haynes Vancouver Barracks Wield Artillery Fmoortain Acfomter ii Te Athouncea

McKinley Statue Unveiling in Columbus Rescheduled

Word arrives that Mrs William McKinley cannot attend the unveiling set for next Friday in Columbus. Representative Nicholas Longworth will officiate the ceremony. Mrs Luther Day will stand in for Mrs McKinley at the event honoring the late president.

Representative Longworth Columbus Ohio Canton Wilam McKinley McKinley Nicholas Longworth

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