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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1913

Page

9

Priest criticizes women’s skirts during sermon

Rev Joseph F Magee of Sacred Heart Catholic Church caused consternation among parishioners with a Sunday sermon denouncing current fashions as tyrants and likening them to a reflection on womanhood. He denied attacking any specific individuals while noting concerns raised by courts and police.

Joseph F. Magee Joseph F. Mages Sacred Heart Catholic Church Paahion Atylea Mary Maxee Magee

Lima Ohio Bans Slit Skirts In Immodest Garb

Lima Ohio mayor imposes fine on a young woman for wearing a knee‑revealing slit skirt after she tripped on South Main Street. He declares immodest garb will not be permitted and vows to enforce clothing standards despite the absurdity of the scene.

Washington Post Lima Ohio Corbin Nanook Mary Shedrick Olf New York South Main Street Pollee Ithnat Ioedatisa Iseum Eran

X ray skirt lights spark crowd at Washington hotel entrance

The article notes two bright electric lights arranged before a major Washington hotel causing crowds of men to gather whenever a woman wearing the so called X ray skirt passes between them. Several women have complained to police about the spectacle attracting onlookers.

Washington

Elopement by aeroplane reported from Niort

Paris dispatch describes an elopement by aircraft where a young woman, enamored with an airman, boarded a plane and flew 250 miles to Jesu without her father’s consent. The father files a complaint accusing abduction while the woman says she acted of her own free will since she is of age.

Epeial Cebie Washintston Paris Niort Anid Jesu

Disfiguring red humor cured by Cuticura in three months

In Clarendon WN C a mother describes a two month old baby breaking out with a red rough humor spreading over the body and face. After trying various salves she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment from a sample, noting rapid redness reduction and nearly vanished sores in two days, and complete recovery in three months with purchase of Cuticura Beep.

Clarendon, WN. C Berthe Sawyer Den 11 Rona Adaress Cariuare Rept Boston Waries

Silken hose fashion features snakes and bugs motifs

The article describes feminine hosiery using vivid snake and insect motifs in embroidery and paintings. It notes attention on lurid colors and decorative belts and garters, with wearers displaying leg shapes through short skirts and high heels.

Doris Jolyth Jomor

Madame Sherry at the Poli Theatre A lively musical comedy

The Poli Theatre stages Madame Sherry with an augmented cast and strong performances. Fred Frear as Uncle Theopolla elicits constant laughs while Yvonne Gertrude Bondhill and Helen Tracy deliver standout turns. The production earns praise for staging and costumes, ending with a sharp aside about a former favorite song.

Polia Madame Shegry Poli Madame Sherry Avene Theater Music&l Fred Frear Theopolla Yvonne Gertrude Bondhill Miss Bondhill Helen Tracy Elizabeth Murray Catherine Harry Stephens Edward Sherry Lotta Linthicum Avita Danchez Dudley Hawley Gomes Victor Kahn Thomas Williams Mme. Bernhardt

Life in Army Prisons Reveals Harsh Reforms and Routine

A historical account details the evolution of military prisons from brutal past practices to modern regimes. York prison stands as a model with strict discipline, silent control, hard but useful labor, and structured daily routines under military officers. Prisoners receive trades training, woodwork, bread making, and shop work, with a strong emphasis on fitness, reading, and orderly conduct.

York Home Office Inspector General of Military Prisons

National Union Excursion Heads to Tyediay

Members and friends of the National Union enjoyed an excursion. Charles Yo Haden chaired the committee WoHarge with FR Coumbe, ti. Wo Sellers, Om. s Dunbat president, x Parks as vice president, aiker, FOP Janes, and Harry Selinger as sergeant-at-arms.

National Union Tyediay Charles Yo Haden Coumbe Dunbat Presi J Ace Bs Parks Aiker Seetatare Fop Janes Snandat Thas Treaaneer Harry Selinger

Record US foreign trade hits new high in fiscal year

The Department of Commerce reports the United States posted record totals in the last fiscal year, with imports reaching 1.8127 billion dollars and exports 3.2401 billion dollars. The previous year showed 4.0083 billion in imports and 3.9043 billion in exports, while 1915 figures rose to 4.2786 billion total trade, up from 2.8076 billion in 1618, an increase of 420.7 million with 108.9 million in imports and 261.5 million in exports.

United States Department of Commerce Phe Forelia Yommeres

Sufrage satire and vaudeville mix at Washington shows

A Washington playbill notes a satirical farce presented under the Women’s Suffrage Association’s banner lampooning women in policy. The cast includes Mrs Holme, Mr Holme, Beverly Butterfield, Miss Thatcher, and George Barbier, with lively satirical banter about mayoral campaigning. The Cosmos vaudeville bill features Mother Goose acts, Jim Harkins, Jesse Mack, and the Morton Jewel troupe, praised for a strong week. Glen Echo Park reports a popular firefly lights feature drawing crowds, plus rides and motion pictures, with fireworks upcoming. In Salisbury, A R Messmer dies after a fall from a pole at a local telephone line work site.

Washington Associaion Charles Hoyt Columbia House of Notmg Holme Mr. Holme Denver Holme’s Wi Temper, and the Campaign Was ‘Adres and Funny. See Mr. Holme Beveratt Butterfield Miss Thatcher Secret Service Hoyt Helen Holmes Ty George Barbier Jessie Glendinning Hbbamith Stanley James Arthur Ruehle John M. Hine Frances Young Bessie Maxwell John Bilis Ruby Raymond Cosmos Mother Goose The Stens Itatee Jim Harkins Simple Bimon Jesse Mack Mother Hubbard Little Playhouse Little Hed Riding Hood Jack Horner Bo .Peep Boy Blue Jack and Jill Morton Jewel Harmony Singers de. Michelle Brothers Carlisles James Gilden

Wealthy servant to wed in Germany after 27 years service

Clara Rentschier, a Baltimore servant who saved about 000 during 27 years with Philip Toxept’s family, will marry Christin Tisher in Germany. She will return with presents and money, and her long service has been gratefully noted by the Joseph family, despite her long journey to the homeland.

Baltimore Germany Philip Toxept Clara Rentschier Thuerland Christin Tisher Joseph Rehtachier Fisher

Woodmen Picnic Highlights Women Races and Brothers Duel

Lucy Anderson won the 450 yard dash at Chesapeake Beach with a photo finish, earning a gold medal as Miss Ruti Ayler took silver. The day featured siblings taking first and second in multiple events, including two sets of brothers. Attendance exceeded 13,000 as Woodmen camps organized a full program with sprint races, a tug of war for a silver cup, and medals awarded across age groups.

Lucy Anderson Ruti Ayler Chesapeake Beach Ivortan Woodmen of America Aver Chesapeake Road Harry William Houchens Ouls Millard H. Millard J. F. O'Connor J. F. Walker Newry T. Mahoney A. RB. Talbot Central Campa Central Camp Talbot Central Myra B. Enright Fidelis Royal Neighbors of America Woodmen H. H. Millard J. K. Duncan Waiter Noid J. H. Durand A. F. Dobrowolkkt

Two Saved by Palmotor Plant Gas Leak Tragedy

Eight men were overcome by carbon monoxide from a leaky pipe at the Terminal Cold Storage and Ice Company plant at Twelfth and F streets southwest. Dr. Boyce revived two men before they were taken to Emergency Hospital, while six others died. Charles G. Bowers, 22, of 440 H Street SW, and James Hollers, 54, of 813 Seventh Street NE, survived briefly before losing consciousness.

Terminal Cold’ Storage and Ice Company Twelfth Ana F Boyce Charles G. Bowers H Street James Hollers Seventh Street Colm- Faden

Afternoon Frocks For The Fashionable Woman In Vogue

The article highlights new dress patterns and fabrics showing the season's latest in women’s fashion. It describes two patterns, No. 7060 and No. 7886, detailing design features, sizes, yardage, and optional trimmings, noting materials such as dotted silk and crepe and trends from Paris.

Paris Ladies’ Home Journal Washington

MHS PHIPPS NOT A BRIDE DENIALS WEDLOCK RUMOR

Genevieve Chan ater Prigps, ex-wife of Lawrence C. Phipps steel man of Pittsburgh and Denver, and Kaward E. Powell of Denver deny marriage rumors. Powell says he met Mrs. Phipps in London and arranged a stateroom for her on a return trip. They traveled together, stopped at the same hotel in Boston, and speculation followed. It is noted divorce terms reportedly included $972000 with a condition losing $606000 income if she remarries.

Focaston Genevieve Chanater Prigps Lawrence C. Phipps Pittaburgh Denver Kaward E. D. Powell Hamburg Preas Powell Phippas London South Africa United States Wayne Bostéh

Mrs Jennie Eaton Denied Grand Jury Access in Murder Case

Boston July 11 Mrs Jennie May Eaton charged with murdering her husband Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton failed to force the government to reveal grand jury testimony or to provide trial exhibits. The court denied motions to obtain a transcript of grand jury testimony access to all exhibits and a bill of particulars on the poison used and its administration.

Boston Jennie May Eaton Joseph G. Eaton Ihs Collngel

Col C W Mason Drops Dead in North Wilkesboro

Col C W Mason a retired U S Army officer from Poors Knob North Carolina collapsed and died of heart failure in North Wilkesboro while accompanying his wife to a station to board for Raleigh. He had moved to Wilkes County a year ago after leaving active service eighteen months earlier and was 62 years old.

Winston Salem Col. C. W. Maron Poors Knob N. C North Wilkesboro Wo. C Mason Raleigh Woodruff al. A Col

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