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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1911

Page

17

Overcoat Question: 120 Styles to Review Today

A note suggests checking wardrobe items for today or tonight and to consider the Overcoat question. It notes a leisurely morning is a good time to look into this, as there are 120 styles to review.

Wardrobry

Fair to the District Willing to Be a Candidate

Democratic Leader will not be announced and will refuse to accept second place on the presidential ticket Phones to Speaker Clark say the District of Columbia will be treated fairly in the upcoming session of Congress and ample opportunity will be afforded for the passage of all commendable and meritorious legislation Representative Oscar Underwood leader of the House

Clark District of Columbia Oscar Underwood House

Underwood Sees District Affairs and House Roles

Mr Underwood arrived in Washington and discussed district matters and duties of the House to the city. He noted no announced presidential run and said he would consider honor if Alabama friends propose him, but would not permit his name for second place. Speaker Clark and Underwood anticipate separate bills revising Payne Allrich schedules and plan a conference.

Onan Wee Congress Underwood Johnson House Washington Capitol Speaker Clark Clark Alabama

Divorces Filed in District Supreme Court

Mary E B Bowles sues K L Bowles for divorce alleging desertion on September 16 and a note about self harm. She seeks alimony and custody of their 8 year old daughter James B Green. Anne H Forrest sues for limited divorce from husband W Forrest alleging desertion and unlawful separation. She seeks child custody. Emma Myers sues for limited divorce from husband John W Myers alleging abuse and abandonment. She seeks alimony and custody of three children aged 3, 6 and 8.

Mary EB. Bowles District Supreme Court K. L. Bowles Fant Adrosa EK Strest A. Worrest Anne H. Forrest Edward F. Collarday Wilson Hunter Forrest Forrest John W. Myers District Fire Department Emma Is Harry S. Quinn Chargue Abt Aterthet Ane

Indictments for Murder and Other Crimes Named

A grand jury indicted William Nixon for first degree murder in the August 13 shooting of William Stewgart. James B. Thomas faces first degree murder charges for October 6 shooting of Robert H. Chesley. Homicide charges against John Clarke and wife Lillian Clarke were ignored along with cases of Alphonso Johnson and Isabelle Baker. Other indictments include Walter Smith housebreaking larceny Erneatt Johnson Frank Taylor assault Hezekiah Barnes robbery and William Graham grand larceny.

William Nixon William Stewgart James B. Thomas Robert H. Chesley John Clarke Lillian Clarke Ethel Alphonso Johnson Isabelle Baker Walter Smith Erneatt Johnson Frank Taylor Hezekiah Barnes William Graham

Jefferson man seeks six months at Occoquan for nonsupport

Thomas Jefferson appears in juvenile court and volunteers to join his wife in the Occoquan Workhouse for six months after she begins a similar term for disorderly conduct. Judge DeLacy questions him as he explains the plan to serve together with his spouse.

Thomas Jefferson Occoquan Thoms Jefferson William HF DeLacy Mary

Food baskets distributed to Confederate soldiers' wives

Twenty baskets, each with chickens or turkeys and staples, were handed out yesterday by the Southern Relief Society at the Confederate Memorial Home on Vermont Avenue NW. Mrs. George Covington led the relief committee. Nannie Heath presided. Recipients were wives and daughters of Confederate soldiers in need.

Southern Relief Society George Covington Relief Committee of Confederate Memorial Home Vermont Avenue Northwest Mias Nannie Heath

California Fig Syrup Company Promoted Laxative Remedy

An old advertisement promotes the California Fig Syrup Company laxative as a pleasant prompt remedy for liver stomach and bowel conditions. It claims wide use by families and notes the product name printed on every package with a price reference and a suggestive endorsement for cleansing and strengthening the system.

Califormia Fig, Syrup, Co

The Pink Lady At National Opens This Morning

The National theatre launches the musical comedy The Pink Lady with 9 o'clock seating and runs an eight to ten week engagement next Monday. Blessrs Klaw & Erlanger back the production with 115-strong company. big advance sale expected and matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays.

National The Washington T He New Amsterdam New York Saskatchewan Blessrs. Klaw Erlanger Ws Columbia Eddie Foy

Funeral of Mrs Kendrick in Maryland burial in Natchez

Funeral services for Mrs Nancy Paul Kendrick who died Monday at her daughter’s home in Prince George county Maryland were held at Metropolitan Baytat Church. Two daughters Mrs William Schofield and Mrs William Jeffers took the body to Natchez Mississippi for interment. She was eighty eight and widow of Capt Ansel H Kendrick of Natchez. Survived by five daughters and one son Henry M Kendrick.

Nancy Paul Kendrick Jules F. Jaquet Prince George County Metropolitan Baytat Church Natchez Miss Washington William Schofielff William Jeffers Jules F. “Jaquet Re Carpenter Abby L.conkler Henry M. Kenrick

Thanksgiving Turkey Gift By Woodward & Lothrop

Measrs wooawara and Lothrep distribute about 900 market quality turkeys to married employees in Washington marking 30 years of annual Thanksgiving practice. The gesture honors staff with personal supervision by owners from New England. Also Sacred Heart Academy pupils stage Thanksgiving program at 16 Park Road Northwest with speakers Misses Slaughter Shinn Smith Daly and Hartigan. A play Unexpected Company features Margare t Braitmayer Agnes Daly Helen Wrenn Margaret Callahan Katherine West and Marton Johnson.

Park Road Colonial Club Wooawara & Lothrep Turkey Onentg Washington Mesers, Woodward Sacred Heart Academy Park -Road Northwest Youthday Slaughter Shinn Smith Daly Hartigan Margaret Braitmayer Agnes Daly Helen Wrenn Margaret Callahan Katherine West Marton Johnson

City Bulletins of amusements and ads

A jumble of theater listings, vaudeville acts, and local advertisements. Mentions Barrimere, The Witness for Sini Hiren, The Fire at Dy, Castao-Hlite vaudeville, Mujartic-Dante, The Trai Clels, skating, dancing, and film showtimes. Also promotes Holmes Homemade Milk Bread, Arnold’s ALA, California wine, Whitney’s cider, and Legion dictation classes with contact details and locations across Washington area venues.

Barrimere Sini Hiren Holmes Montgomery County Arnold Ariington Bottling Co California B. Schwab Sthoe

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