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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1919
Page
14
A Few Models in Men's Shoes From Our Splendid Styles
A merchant previews select men s shoe styles noting mahogany tan with long vamp and narrow toe for youth, conservative medium round toe in dark tan with Neolin soles, genuine Cordovan in two smart models, gun metal calfskin with narrow to broad toe options, and soft black Vici kidskin with straight last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vici Kidskin
Summer Fur Sale Ends Saturday at 6 P M
The Summer Sale of Furs ends with store closing at 6 p m Saturday September 20. Special terms to pay by December 1 with small deposit will end. Readily priced furs include Brown Fox Animal Scarfs 57 50 Fisher Raccoon Scarfs 38 50 and Black Lynx Scarfs 38 25 to 1235 00 with many other items listed alongside coat and fur trimmings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Jyoss
Fitch
Hudson Bay
Ministers Outline Sermon Topics and Preaching Plans
Washington pastors announce tomorrow sermons at multiple churches. Topics include femininity in clothing limits, spiritism revival, and biblical views on spirit, as well as sermons on Hiram Johnson, Puritanism, blue experiences, and national service. Lectures cover leaving burdens, hunger, optimism, and nature messages as rallies and rehearsals proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipfits
Washington
Harry ” Mitchell
Metropolitan Memorial Methodist Church
James’ L. Gordon
First Congregational Church
Gordon
Hiram Johnson
San Francisco
F. Paul Langhorne
Petworth Baptist Church
Metropolitan Baptist Church
J Compton Ball
Uncle Sam
Church of Our Father
John ©. Copenhaver
Mount Measans Methodist Church
Copenhaver
Diplomatic reception honors General Pershing at Willard
French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand hosted a breakfast in honor of General Pershing with 700 to 800 guests including Secretary of War Baker and the Speaker of the House. The Willard ballroom bore allied flags as an orchestra played and a buffet supper followed around 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. Jusserand
Lunction
John J. Pershing
Baker
William Phillips
Warren
Senator Warren
P. Summerall
Andre W. Brewster
Robert L. Butlard
Collardet
A.S. Kusegie
Henry C. Corbin
Mme
Claude Langizis
Count L., de Sartiges
House of Representative
Frederick H. Gillett
Gen. Pershing
Willard
Drive on Prices Shows Results
Reports to the Department of Justice from twelve states indicate a 10 percent decline in food prices since tariff committees began work. Four states report wholesale price reductions around 2 percent with virtually no clothing declines. Summerfield McCarteny, formerly with the U S railroad administration, leaves Washington for Williamsburg to become assistant director of the new department of commerce and foreign trade at William and Mary College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Tarprac
Informat
Summerfield McCarteny
The
Unied States Railroad Administration
Washinelon
Williamsburg
Department of Commerce and Foreign Trade
William and Mary College
Mor ris Morris Announces Birth of Daughter in Baltimore
Ingersoll Maryland announces birth of a daughter Tuesday for Mr and Mrs George Maurice Morris of Somerset House. Mrs Morris formerly Miriam Hubbard of Chestertown. Officials thank Pribe Chauffeurs Union No 6 for helping eight wounded veterans view the parade of the First Division from Mt Alto Inn Hospital to the grand stand opposite the White House. Fifteen chauffeurs donated their services for the drive both to and from the viewing area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maurice Morris
Somerset House
Morris
Miriam Hubbard
Chestertown
Public Health Service
Pribe Chauffeurs
Union No 6
Mt Alto Inn Hospital
Furst
White House
Commission Cites Armour over Antitrust Purchase
The Federal Trade Commission cites Armour and Company to answer a formal complaint charging Clayton antitrust violations in 1917 when Armour bought most of the stock of Spokane based E H Stanton Company, a competitor in live animals and dressed meats. Armour & Co must answer by Washington November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Armour & Co
E. H Stanton Company
Spokane
Wash
Washington
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