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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
14
PB Clothes highlights its established local standing and quality with a focus on spring menswear. The ad touts guaranteed fit across diverse styles and patterns, featuring TECK Oxfords in English styles priced at 4 to 6 dollars, spring derbies and soft hats priced 2 to 4 dollars.
The plan to raise funds for Ohio and Indiana flood victims proceeds privately through Alexandria banks and the American Red Cross Society. Citizens are urged to contribute any amount for immediate relief, with banks handling transfers to the victims.
Word arrives from Paris of the death this afternoon of Marc A Blumenberg editor in chief of the Musical Courier. He was born in Baltimore in 188.
A Fort Myers drill tournament featured 16 Washington horsewomen and 16 Army officers in a musical ride with precise formations. Capt Warren Dean led the synchronized whistle commands as cadenced by the Fifteenth Cavalry Band. The day showcased stunts by Troop B and Battery F with jumps, somersaults, and a dish laden table, drawing strong applause and setting the stage for continued performances today and tomorrow with President Wilson and Vice President Marshall expected in attendance.
Warren Curtis refuses a confidential legal offer from Mr. Haskell, a prominent lawyer, amid hints of corporate work. Helen feels uneasy as the pair discuss discretion and potential gains, while Warren asserts his independence and refusal to engage in questionable dealings.
A large Belasco Theatre audience saw the play Babes in the Wood starring Helen Hayes and Anne Suter with over 100 children. Elaborate costumes, fine dancing, and strong chorus work drew praise, while Anne Suter and Helen Hayes received particular acclaim for impersonations and singing. backstage and plot scenes reveal a business-minor subplot and tensions over a bribe offer in the latter acts.
New York authorities indict police inspectors James E Hussey and James F Thompson and Capt John J Murtha for bribery in a graft crackdown. Two patrolmen and a civilian graft collector also charged. nineteen indictments issued and warrants for six. Edward J Newell, former Sipp aide, pleads guilty to aiding State witness move.
London March 27 Sir Edward Grey British foreign secretary said in the house of commons he had received no information from the United States government as to the change of policy on the Chinese loan but stated that Britain's attitude toward the transactions remained unchanged and that no information had been received from Washington.
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