White and Striped Serges and Flannels For Town Wear
It is mistaken to call these fabrics outing pants as they suit in town wear. They are gaining favor daily due to comfort and effectiveness, offering practical use beyond casual outings.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
6
It is mistaken to call these fabrics outing pants as they suit in town wear. They are gaining favor daily due to comfort and effectiveness, offering practical use beyond casual outings.
The Washington District opens new Occoquan workhouse quarters in Virginia for about 125 women prisoners. They will be unarmed, guarded by female staff, and overseen by a superintendent under W A Whitaker. Women will handle tailoring laundry and gardens, with custody by moral suasion and humane treatment.
Louis J Von Der Miller is held without bail for the murder of his brother in law John Reeves at Syphax station on June 5. Crandal Mackey prosecutes. Moncure Wampier Gloth defend. Dennis and William Reeves testified. Von Der Miller pleaded not guilty and admitted the deed.
A ceremony in Washington marked the start of Gonzaga College’s new three story reinforced concrete building on I Street near North Capitol. Rev Eugene De McDonnell led the rite as Walter McDonnell turned the first spade while nearly 1000 St Aloysius parish children joined in Come Holy Ghost.
Archbishop Falconio officiated at a Franciscan monastery service for the feast of St Anthony yesterday morning. The ceremony at the Catholic University affiliated Franciscan site featured Dr Thomas J Shahan as celebrant assisted by Dr George A Dougherty and the Very Rev Francis X Linehan among university staff and Franciscan Order members. Solemn benediction was given by Archbishop Falconio.
The chamber's executive committee reaffirmed backing for George M. Oyster Jr. to supply raw, modified, and pasteurized milk to needy District infants. Isaq Gans requested an inquiry into Oyster's proposal as Dr. Edwin C. Reid was chosen to represent the chamber at the eighth international Esperanto congress in Antwerp Belgium.
City bulletins advertise Chervy Chute cars from New York avenue and Fifteenth street with frequent intervals, and a moonlight river trip from Seventh Street wharf. Cosmos Theater announces a new air cooling and purifying plant costing thousands, capable of 50 tons ice-equivalent cooling daily and creating cool dry air for patrons. A 1914 Girard statue bill is introduced in Congress, plus local ads for carpet cleaning, sarsaparilla, hotels music, and meals.
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