Overcoats Fit for Every Man at Special Price
Demand soars for overcoats as stocks compare with $20 to $25 varieties. All sizes available, a fit for every man, special price $15.00.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1909
Page
8
Demand soars for overcoats as stocks compare with $20 to $25 varieties. All sizes available, a fit for every man, special price $15.00.
Judge Kimball presided in the police court delivering sharp rebukes to motorists like Beasley for speeding and a collision with a bicycle. William Beasley fined $1 and $40 paid for the crash. William Thompson, husband, pled guilty to disorderly conduct in a domestic dispute. sentence suspended. Gustav Thompson, brother, released on $0 bond after denying carrying a sealed weapon. William Lancaster, famed oyster shucker, faced intoxication charges and was allowed to stay in the district until duty on the riverfront. Howard MacMahon’s fishing case postponed. $20 fine recommended after city business. Breen father jailed 30 days for habitual drunkenness and family trouble. son Breen accused him of neglect. Vertigo victim Samuel Gants testifies of assault by backmen. two men held for grand jury. Elijah Gilmore fined 80 days for assault after demanding 25 cents. Floral section note.
James Mitchell of 406 G street southeast fell from a tree in front of Fifth street southeast while playing with boys. He suffered a deep cut under the left eye and broke both arms, and was taken to Casualty Hospital.
Study DeLacy, father of a large family, testifies on child rearing as Morifagn, a fireman, faces charges over feeding his children with stolen funds. Judge DeLacy urges balance between thrift and necessities, paroles Mortsen for days with probation oversight and a year pledge from Mortleen.
An aged spavined horse, left with a riderless saddle, wandered to the Potomac near Glen Echo. It slipped into rapids, was dragged to shore by Lay Bryan and Charles Shaffer, then cared for by the Glen Echo lock keeper until its owner recovered the animal.
A report to the District commissioners shows revenues for the 1911-15 year at 6.3 million after deducting a 550,000 BO Fund. Congress limits yearly estimates to not exceed twice District revenues. This year’s revenue around 2,000,000, with 554,000 to be deducted and 49,001 paid to the U.S. Treasury. The District owes the United States 34 million to be paid over five years. Commissioners urge thrift, expect estimates by October, and consider annual assessments and division into sections to permit yearly assessments rather than triannual.
Work is rapidly advancing on street improvements in Washington with asphalt and asphalt block pavements laid on Blagden Mil road west Sixteenth street. A future golf clubhouse is planned, under E. M. Talcott supervision, with several streets slated for paving by December. Visitors will find taxis and paxiacs comfortable for sightseeing near the new facilities.
Union Station grade damage commission reports to the District Supreme Court on 13 property appraisals along Massachusetts avenue between First and Second streets southeast due to street grading changes tied to railroad terminal work. Emil G. Schafer’s claim for 126 was settled for 31,800 after compromise ratified. district commissioners had disagreed with a 2,126 award for 11 Plea Street Northeast and appealed.
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