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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1905
Page
35
We stand ready to meet any demand with superior tailoring and Saks quality. Daily new features from our work rooms reflect the highest standard in suits and fall overcoats. Garments are custom in effect, balancing art and quality, offered from $10 to $35.
Pupils in Lower Public Schools showcased vegetables and flowers grown at home and on school plots. Hungarian tobacco and flax products illustrated experiments in agriculture. Miss Susan B. Sipe led the program with supervision by teachers and the Department of Agriculture. The display spanned Franklin, Bradley, and many other schools with gardens on view to thousands of parents and friends.
Expert store man Bir alleges Louise Depoilley Pollet signed the will under threats and undue influence by her brother Henry Depoilley. Pollet’s counsel Malcolm Hufty represents the claimant seeking to defraud the rightful heir. Stone & Fairfax advertises dual offices at 804 806 F Street NW and 1342 New York Ave NW for enhanced buying and selling opportunities.
Maj Sylvester’s police census shows 711 children ages seven to fifteen in DC not in school, with 167 white boys, uk white girls, 254 colored boys, and 190 colored girls. Commissioner West praises the accuracy and notes low illiteracy amid a population of 323,123 with 163,612 males and 169,511 females.
Wills were filed yesterday naming executors and beneficiaries. Allen Bramm of Mount Airy is survived by a daughter and other heirs. James Bundy named executor without bond. Isabella C. Meade of Prince George County Md wills remainder to Mary M Raborg as executrix with bond waived. Names appear alongside local ads and vendor notices. Martin Harris.
A 4:30 PM meeting at 1424 New York Avenue NW seeks to organize the Pension Bureau Branch of the United States Civil Service Retirement Association. J W Starr, president, notes the branch already has about 600 members and aims for substantial growth. The Sun Day Post promotes tomorrow’s 54 page issue. Marine Band at White House concert listed with Santelmann leading and a program including Regenerans Overture and The Star Spangled Banner.
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