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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
11
Saks introduces suits for young men priced at $20 with single and double breasted options. The display features long coats with wide lapels, deep vents and big hip trousers designed not to bag at the knees. Fabrics include worsted and Scotchy effects, highlighting top designers and tailors.
The Catholic University of America expects to erase the last debt by December 1 with $51,000 from Mrs Gardine and $50,000 for endowment. If funds fall short, a large Advent collection could cover the debt and invest surplus. Bishop Maes says the university grows, O Connell to stay, and plans include a new home and chapel. Archbishop Farley and others push constitutional interpretation by next meeting.
Government figures show the United States rising to among the world’s rice producers and exporters. Production climbs from under 190 million pounds in 1880s to about 1 billion pounds in 1904, with Louisiana and Texas driving expansion and exports outweighing imports for the first time. Japan remains a major importer despite large production.
Post-office Department chiefs will judge the importance of telephone calls before clerks may answer. Clerks are restricted from personal calls and may only handle department business or urgent matters. Outsiders must state the purpose of the call to a division chief, who decides if the call merits the clerk’s attention.
Dr J Walter Fewkes of the Bureau of Ethnology spoke to the Anthropological Society of Washington on his Vera Cruz exploration. He described mounds along the Gulf coast as built by the same people who formed Mississippi and Ohio valleys and retraced Cortez route, showing carved objects and realistic depictions of animals and humans.
The Washington Board of Trade will hold its annual meeting Monday November 13 at 7 90 o clock at the New Willard Hotel. Ten directors to serve three years will be elected from eleven nominees including John W Bab son William G Henderson Frank Hume EB Southard Parker Cuno H H Rudolph Thomas W Smith George Russell William H Singleton John M Wilson J W Woodward and C C Lancaster A buffet luncheon will follow the election.
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