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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
4
Fall display highlights tailored outfits for the young man heading away to school with complete head to foot wardrobe ready. Saks Clothes offers smart models and distinctive style to suit current student needs, emphasizing convenience and economy through early personal selection.
The retailer proclaims the widest range of styles and patterns in Washington and invites customers to open accounts with flexible installment terms, making payments as easy as desired.
Senator Poindexter of Washington outlines a plan to represent the District of Columbia in Congress, arguing a district delegate would both aid residents and ease Congress. The bill would create election machinery, ensure party control by voters, and enable further suffrage if extended.
Walter H Klopfer, after three years in the Interior Department and as chief clerk to the deputy commissioner of pensions, resigns to become special representative for Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York with offices in Washington and New York. Born in Washington, he is a lawyer and active civic figure, praised for his 1812 company record and linked to civic groups and Taft inauguration work.
Washington awaits three new excise board members who are ready to be sworn in, but their commissions have not yet reached the district commissioners. Dr. William Tindall cannot swear them in until approvals arrive, though qualification is anticipated this morning. The board will then review numerous liquor license applications filed with Dr. Tindall.
George N Harris was convicted yesterday in the Police Court of permitting gambling at his poolroom at 123% Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest and paid a $25 fine assessed by Judge Aukam. William A Bullock testified Labor Day saw a craps game in Harris place. Harris denied gambling. Justice Stafford becomes presiding District Supreme Court judge today replacing Justice Wright until September 25, then relieved by Justice Clabaugh.
City bulletins announce a circus event featuring The Great Circus Catastrophe at Lirte venue and Tyree's on 15th with related attractions tonight. The notice lists open times and listings for attractions by various advertisers.
French modistes unveil a daring one piece gown named the Roman rage. The skirt splits to reveal bare thighs while the front forms an apron effect. A sheer tulle drape and glove like bustier leave shoulders exposed. Delicate hosiery and ornate garters fetch high prices amid fashion boldness.
District tuition for nonresident pupils has been revised with nine equal installments. Rebates apply for late entry, and exemptions cover DC residents, federal employees, and taxpayers paying excess DC taxes. Alexandria County residents challenge tuition, citing federal property tax nonpayment, with Virginia representatives asked to review.
Commissioner Oliver P. Newman, aided by colleague Commissioner Frederick L. Siddons, fights to retain his district commissioner post amid a quo warranto challenge by the Home Rule Committee. Justice Wright will hear the Kalbfus defense September 10, with Corporation Counsel E H Thomas stating Newman's right to hold the office can be tested only by quo warranto proceedings.
The horoscope notes Mercury and Jupiter bring fortune to Virgo subjects including philosophers writers and bankers. Cautions arise from Saturn Uranus and Venus signaling risk for decisions and for women workers. Predictions warn of rising crime orphanage crusades and varied life vicissitudes with youthful minds and potential for honors.
District commissioners will wait for official referral and submit a formal report to Congress on Crosser's railroad ownership and consolidation bill. They have not stated positions on municipal ownership or consolidation and will not reveal stand until the matter is formally referred. The prior board urged Congress to permit the two railways to consolidate.
Moonlit steamer rides from the foot of seventh to Alexandria Fort Washington Mount Vernon and Indian Head offer music and dancing nightly. Labor Day marks the start of the last fortnight at Chevy Chase Lake with large crowds and Marine Band concerts drawing crowds.
Announce free samples of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with a 32 page Skin Book. Address Cuticura Dept 254 Boston for the free sample and booklet.
The United States suit over Northwest telephone property purchases and the Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry prompts Bell System to state its policy. It asserts public interests guide its operations, advocating government regulation with noninterference in management, centralized control, and fair rates. It cites vast investments, universal service aims, and records on assets, dividends, taxes, and growth from 1907 to 1913.
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