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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-25

49,
Editor Advertiser: Some tine ego,
during the visit here of a corijuror
who made a speciality OF es.4pe
stunts" of various kinds, a local firm
arranged a packing case which tne
aforesaid conjuror entered, and the lid
was apparently nailed son. We Aruss.
you will pardon our Acepticisra, but as
feat of that Kind appears seemingly
impossible, there are grave doubts in
our mind as to Aad6s Qfer the box was
We wonderful the Great RayheAia
who is now appearing at "Ye Liberty
Theater is great enough to escape
from box which we are prepared to
build. What we propose is as follows:
We will build a packing case of the
usual material, inch in thickness, all
to be securely nailed together with
IL inch or. 4 inches Wire spikes which
We will furnish for the purpose; the
entire box to be built and all the nail
ing done on the stage, in full view of
the audience, We also to furnish our
own lumber, every piece of which will
be marked and stamped by us to pre-
vent substitution or trickery of any
kind, and we to furnish the nails,
hammers, ETC. We will also furnish
rope for securely tying the case after
the Great Raymond shall have been
nailed inside
We further propose to seal with wax
end stamp with our own private seal
the knots after Raymond is inside the
case. Also we demand that the Great
Raymond before entering the case, re
move his coat and allow himself to be
searched and examined, so as to salts
f. everybody that he is not carrying
any concealed tools or mechanical APP
pliances which might aid him in eff
fecting his release AS a further pre-
caution, and to avoid and possible
chance of illusion, We would propose
that Mr. Raymond enter the case in
fell view of the audience, and that the
case be turned over or its side to al
lew the audience to be quite sure that
Mr.. Raymond is in the case before the
lie is nailed on.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-25

There is apt to be little truth and
. great deal that isn't true in both
sides Of story.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-25

And the Lord also helps those who
help others.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-25

troubles but none that we can recon-
mend as highly as this for we know that
Odd. stops the itch. at once. We can
that will be enough to prove it.
OF course all other druggists have
ODD. Prescription-go to them It you
can't come to us-but don't accept some
big profit substitute.
But IL you come to our store. we are
so certain Of what ODD. will do for Won
that we offer you q full size bottle on
this guarantee:-If you do not find that
1t takes away the itch AT ONCE, 6
costs you not q cent
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Should Mr.. Raymond accept Il. IS
challenge, tits understood that he is
to effect his release from the box
without untying knot or in any way
marking the case, but Isl to leave all
intact and we will take great pleasure
i'll. doing our best to make a picking
case which will hold even this great
c6njuror.
Trusting you will be able to find
space 70 publish this, we are, etc,
JACOBSON BROS,
Per s. r. j.
Honolulu. T. H. July Gath. 1912.
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Why SalveS Can't Cure Eczema

Since the old-fashioned theory OF cur
ing eczema through the blood has been
given up by scientists. many different
salves have been tried for skin diseases.
But IL has been found that these salves
only clog the pores and cannot penetrate
10 the inner skin below the epidermis
where the eczema germs are lodged. i
Thistle quality OF penetrating-
probably explains the tremendous sue
cess of the well known liquid eczema
remedy, oil OF wintergreen thymol gly-
cerine. etc. as compounded in ODD.
Prescription.
We have sold other remedies for skin
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-25

Honolulu. July %, 1912.
Editor Star Bulletin, Sir
| have just received copy of the
challenge published in this mornings
Commercial Advertiser If you will
be kind enough to give same publica-
ton, along with this letter, in your
valuable paper. will be more than
obliged:
The challenge which jacobson Bros.
make | will be pleased to accept for
Friday night The test to take place
on the stage of Ye Liberty Theater.
under the Following conditions: The
committee to include at least one ply
stefan, representatives of your paper
as well as of the firm issuing the
challenge. and the carpenters who are
to build the box AT least four one
inch air holes to be allowed in each
end of the box. Wood used to be
dressed on both sides Lumber to be
brought to Ye Liberty Theater at p.
m. the Tour the doors open, and same
to remain on exhibition under guard
of the chellengers. who must, however.
permit the public to examine it. Lum-
Der not to be brought upon the stage
until REQUIRED for the test
Trusting this will be satisfactory, I
am, yours for merry time,
fSigned) MAURICE F.. RAYMOND.
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Be Prepared.

Buy 1t now. Chamberiain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is al
most certain to be needed before the
summer is over Buy it now and be
prepared for such an emergency. For
sale at all dealers. Benson, Smith &
Co. Ltd. agents for Hawaii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-06

Nine 0rbtnnn8. no 614s1et2 = Bur
etabIruna oes @rabes bon Steblano
Slbenue, BON Sorbefter abenue bis @arnfbap
Mbenue
Gel es bercrbnet bonn gtnotrath ber~Gtaot
Cincinnati. Giadt Gbio, oaB Der 9urb.tSrao bon
SiabIano gloenue, bon 9ordefter aoenue big
9arnibam aoenue, iei uno piro oerielbe bier.
bnrb etabIirt ipie foet, ndmIid: &nfaneenb
on ber areu5uue Der oitIicben Gnrblinie bon
earnfbap soeuue uno Der n5rbIiden GurbIinie
bon 9orcteier aoeHue, bel Der grbSbuna bon
oreibuuoert unb flint SunoertfteI t3o0.05) sSnB:
baun auffteisenb 5ur Rae bon oiuel unb feds
3ebnteI Bro3eui fir Observation-Disclosures (2.60e6
fur 25O) SUB bis 8ur grb6buug bon breibuus
oertfe6s nno fiinflnbfnHf5ig Sunoertitel
(30955) SuB; oann aufiietgeno 5ilr Rote bon
bier nno fehsuHoiiebensig 9unbertiiel Rro5eut
fir oreibuubert (4764c fir 5000 SUB bis aur
@rbobune bon oretGunoertspaH8ig uno oreiuno.
aft3ia 9nnoertitel t32os3) SsuB; odnn an ei,
ner bertifaleH 8iegune auffeigeno fir finfsis
600 Sub big sur grb6buHa bon bretbuubert'
5peiuno5 o5pun3e uHb oreinuoiieben5ig Sunoerts
itel t32273) SUB; bann auiiteiesHb fir flinfsie
(bo) SUB bis eur Grb6bune bon oreibunoert,
oreiuHo3pnn5ie uuo tebensig plmoertiiel
1921 Ssus; oaun auiifeigenb sltr Rute bon
einunofanfSig Sunoertitel 40 fir 4425D
SUB bis CUR iiotfen GurbIinie bon Gdrnfbau
sbeBue nnb ber GrbDbung bon oreiblinoertati'
nHo3pou3i9 unh breisebu 9unoeriite! t32s.13)
TtS uIo bah bel 8rao ber meitIichen Curb
linte beriIeIbe fein ipu nit Der foIaenoen gluss
nabne: Arfaneeno oil ber areu5uug Der meft'
iicpen gurbIinie bon Sig1Ianb gloenue unb Der
norbIicbeH GurbIiHie bon Iprheiter stoenue. bel
Der @rh0bune bon oreitlnbertunoeiHs unb
fertsunniiHfsg SuHhertfteI .56) SUB;
oann oufiteieenb sur Rote bon einem uno orei
SuHoeriiteI Qro3eut fir einbuHoerffinl uHb
nbtunoadt3ie SunhertfteI (1.03ao fir 1o5.s8D
tuR bic 5nr Grhobung bon Northumberland ruo
ttnfli1ofeh8is SuHbertftel ts02.65) SUB. Ser.
ner aHfaneeHo on Der areu5ung Der tpeitIidben
gurbiHie bon SiabIaHo aberue rrio oer fGoIis
den 9urbIinie bon Garnfbusu aneuue, Bel Der
grhHhuna bon Observation-Disclosures unb
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SlrnoertffeI (32s.72) SUB:
oann nhfteiqeiro 6ur Rate bon 5tDei unh ndt3ebn
6unScrtfteI qrosent fir fiinfie (2.tsge fir 5O)
Sur bis 5ur Grb5bung bon breibursertiieben,
moapauaie nuo breiunbfed,sis 8unoerittei
1927 so Sus.
aaiiirt an &c 9oneulber q. .. 1912.
GimeoU 81. Sobufon,'
Brdfioeut oeS gtaolrdtbs
geeIaubigt: artbur Gspp. gIeri.
2e,e
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Nine CroiraR5, 30 613.1el2 - BUR
&tablrlng oes 0rnoe5 bon Rprth Genb
9tonb, bon SamiIioH Gbenue Dts sur 5ftIt6en
AorporutonsEnie.
Gel es berorbnet bonn sta6trntb Der stabt
Cincinnati, staat Gbo baB Der eurbs8rno BON
G0rtb 8eub Hoab Don Sanlitpn slnenue bis
gut SftIi6en aorporationsIinie iei nnb piro
oerfeIbe bterbur8 etabIirt tpis folgt, namIit:
slniaHeeHb an Der areu8uns her ileI6ert
GurbItuie bon Aortb Eeno @oao uno Der oitIis
den &nrblinie bon 3amiiion aoenue, BEL Der
@rbobune bon ter5unberunooreiunbie6
(463. .0o)s GuB; tnnn abf,eieeno CUR nate bon
einem iuo iieben 3ebuieI 9rooent fir a6tbams
bertfhnfsis G.74 fir 500 Jub, bis 3ur Gr.
b6hune bon nierbuneera6tuHbo aub flint,
unbfunfsie SuubertiteI (44s.55) JuB; bnnn on
eiHer oertiinIen gieguHs nbfteieenb fir Fiinf8is
500 Sub bis 5ur gp55bune Don bierbunberts
fiebenuneuiersie uuo fe6sunbbreisie Sulbert.
'teI (447 36l 5uB bnnu abfteieeno tiir fiirfsig
l5ol Jub be 9ur erbobung pon oietbunosrt,
(445.J0) 5rB; bann obfieiaenb 5ur Rate bon
bier uno bier 5ebntel 4ro5ent fiji brebunberis
unboiersig 4.4oR fir 34ol pnb biS sur gre
bbbuno bon pierbunbertoreibtg uno bierilRbs
finf8ig punSertitel (43o.64l 5us; oann an e.
ner hertitaIen gtseune abiieigenb fir fiinisis
900 CUB Biz iur GrbDbuna bon pierbnnoett.
attanoSpan5s nnb acbtnnbahtsis Suneertttel
(50) Sub biz sur grbobuue bon oierbunbert.
urba1tunb5lron5ig uub breibig ounnertiiei
f42e.30) SnB; bGHn auffteigenb fir fiinisi9
600 Gub bis 5ur Grb6bung bon berbiuloeri,
nnoa6iunoomortsig nno nhiun6fieben6tg GUN.
bertiteI f42sTs1 SuB; oann aufiiegenb fiir
finf3is (50) syub bts sur G-hobung bon bier
bnu6ertuno6reihie unb piernntsreibie 3unberts
ftei (43034) 5ut; oann duffteteenb sur gfnie
bon rier uno 5Dei 8ebnteI Qro5eHt fiir einbuns
bertunoneun3fs (4.204c fir 1907 SuB bs aur
Grbobnng bon ierbuuberta6nnborebig rnb
siueiimobreist9 SuHoertfteI t43s.32) Sub:
nann an elmer bertialeu RegunG nuffieigenb
fir -iinfsis 800 Gub bis 5nr Grb0buHa bon
oierbnnbertpier3Ig uno sipeinrobier3ig 3unoert.
fteI (440.42) 5nB: bann duffteteeno fur fiinfsia
900 tsus big sur @rbobung bon bsrbunberts
eiHunhpierSig nuo bier 5uHberffiel .041
ssub; bann aufiteigeno fir fdnfsia (50) Jus
Bis CUR @rh0buna bon Observation-Disclosures
iine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6unbertfteI l44l 2ey
CUB; oann abiteieenb fnr fiinfsis 600 SUB Bic
sur Gxhibung bnn nierbmnbertpier5ta ur,b 5tues
inbadtsig Snnbcrtiiel (440.62) Gns: banr alb
fteiaenn orr Rate bon einen itnb fieben 3ebrfeI
s,ro3erf fur oreiburbertnnbbier T.70Rc fnr
304) CUB Biz CUR Grb1hnna bon bierbnnbert,
fantHnnboretbi!s uno fiinfin0fen8is 9unbertiteI
Qart am 90. gsobember a. D. 1912
SimeoH m. Sobnfou,
Qr1fioeut beS stnbtratts
Bc9Iautigt: Grtbar gspp. glert
oQ6
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tne rbinan5,. SO. s11si9l2-ge'
" ftimmenb, fort8ufa6ren nit Der 8erbeiies
ring ter 8onnep gtrabe, bon WlcgberioH spe.
nue. bis Bob strase.
Gel es oerorbEet bon benz gtabtrntb Der
stabt Cincinnati, Gtaat Ohio, 9reoierieI al.
Ier ca5u ertpdbIteH MiteIieSer iibereiHfiim.
meub:
Seftiou 4. TaB es tierbur6 5eitimmt
tptro. fo-:Sufabren nit ber Berbeferune bon
ganbeb Gtrabe, bon wscgberfon apeHue bis
Bob gtrabc, burf Srnoirune, Seriteluns bon
itdhiernem eeihiistem gementsGurb, gfIas
tern oes JnbrDeas nit G5adfteinen unb Ser
fteliune Der notbeen Trainiruneen uno Snlets,
in nebereinitimmune nit etHer RefoIuticH, paiz
firt ail % 9age i'm Gftober 1912. uto in fIe
bereinfttmmune nit ben p!dneir, GpeSififationen,
aotenoornni6Idacn uuo BrofiIen, tpeIde friiter
euieetxtbsn puroen uno isst in Der Office oes
Director of TubIic Serpice aufIieeen
famESen Der be befastsn @ gerbeiier.na % prI nrS @ be
Soften fir arel5ungen bon ber StnSt besabIt
trerbcn iollen uno Der 9teft nuferieat mers
ben fol per Srontfnb anf bas eieenthunr
Berbeilerune, fpeIde befoateu Cots uub odnbe,
reieR bierburt befiiumi iub, bnB fie befoHSere
9ortbeiIe onrt befagte @er6efisrune erlan'
:. ssttien 8. 9SSb bic e aaferlegtsa aiebmenis
5opIi r1oM touen mn bln'en auf bic 1tnnuS.
osIaobensr 8atInneen ,sr bier tO gsrOssnt
s .S SEM Der Hssm,sm,s ,ros
te na3sem sr es isiirf&i. foides aHekment
sasr s.iasisH isst,salb ,,Dan,is 2g aass.
Sinans. IL nsinsm saae bsiastes saar.afist
msnt ni&t bic 8irfen aul bic @onbS In fim
inIiebsn lou. bic Dor Der Aopeftion Der tinnns.
eei@sseHsn afisbmenbS abIunasn aus0eesbea
rerocn.
eeftion L. 1as Bombs Der Gtaot Cincinnati
aukaeaebeu Derbsn fc1en boz bsr AoflsitIcn
Son Aflebmsnf.Ibe IbeiI5nbluraew, NIB sipar e.
einem eetrae, Der oenfeIbeu cIeiGfontmt
Seftion 8. Gab Der Sfeft Der Befamultfoften
bon beiaatsr DerbentruHg, ipflber ni6t ipelien
Guferleai tpurbe, ton oer Gtobt Cincinnati aus
benz Grlos bes 0erfnufs bon Bonbs be5atif
fperben foII, bic bon beiagter Gtnbt fir fplcpe
3fpede nup in bet Reife nusgege5eH tperben fol.
len, fpie es baS Befet porf6reibt.
Geftion g. Gab ole Cots unb 2lnbereien,
nngren5eno IHo dnitpBeno an beiben Eeiten bon
2dfloeD StraBe, 5tptfnen Re9berion slpenl.e
unb goB Gfrabe. hefteueri iperbeH fcIen fir
bic bef1gle Berheierui,g, fUie oben befctIoffen
GefiioH z. Gab ber Girect0r OF gubIic Eerbiee
hermit ernI6ntgt unb enaefuieien lpsrbe. etneu
achtroit ousoufertiesn uHb nus5uiGbren fur b.
faate Berbetierung NIT bem ntehrtaiten unb ~
Hsn Dtctee mad Ser DerSffentli@uno. In ustes.
sinit'mmuna MT! bar: Meiets.
Seitiou 8. Tiefe Drbinals foa in strnft ire.
frabeften bonn 9efet erIanbteE 9sitpun1te an
Simeon W Jobufpn.
grdfibent bes Etaotratbs.
ReaIaubigt: 9rttnr GSpp, GIrrS.
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| eiuer @eSoIiitior, pnfiirt bonn Gtdbtrdtb am g.
Geptenber 1912, ii, ueberetHitlnmung NIT benz
| 9Ian lub epe5tfifationer. fueltbe friiber arees
t flee Ses sinoitors Der beiaafcn Siabt
Geffion g. Sab bic Soften ner sfreu6iineen
unb 2 4rpsent Der G5efammtfuftef beS glo3np5s
tannIS bon ber Gtubt be5dblt perben follen,
iiitb ber Meit nferIegt tperoen fon per Srontfub
nnf basgiecntbum angren3eno ilno onftobenb an
borapiebeie YerbeierinG, fpcIdbe befneen Cots
NIB ydn5ereieu bierbir6 beiiintmi iino, bo,
fie bcfonbere Borfbetle bnrtb beiagte 8erheife'
sslttOn s. Rat Sis M e enierlssten Ng!Iesmsnis
sabnasn Ii m AZ ber pro,et o per osr Ser
Gigentbiincr iraeItepeItben bcifenerten Gieen.
itums iann. dher ar6, ic nabbem er es fpitnfdbt,
Big 800. 2aeen bon unb I1acb 9sniiirung BET
oeiteucrnoen Groiron5. IN tueldem Sale beide'
tcs gnar' 'A1iebment niobt bic 3infen auf Die
gpnbs in lid fbIieBeH fon BITE bor ber aoaefs
t,on Der biraiisecfbnbenenslfie Snbungcn
auSGe geben iuerben.
Seftion A. 9ab Bombs Der Giabi Cincinnati
auseeaeben ireroen fcllcn por Der SplIeftion bon
9eirae, Der benieIben gIeitfommf
.seffion B. Gab Der 9tefi Der @efcmmIiorten
btiaster 9trb.Hnune, iesd,r ni@t fpssien onfer.
@rIDs bes 8erfaufs bon Bombs be5abIt iperben
tolen, ipelte bon beingier Stabt fir foIfeH
3ne6 nno tn ber bonn @efeb poraei9riebeneu
gSeife aussegeben fosrocH touen.
Scftion 8. gab ale Cots uno grunbftiide.
dngrer5eno urh aHitrbeno on beibe seiien bon
8iibop StraBe, bonn @noe bes tesieen absuess
fanaI5 bis Sefferfon apenue, befteuert nerbeit
folen fiir bic befaete 8erbeiier,rng, role oben
beiohIoilen
|, sttion I. Gat Der Director Of gubTte gerp,e,
bierourG ermd6tiet nno uneetpiefen weroe, etc
nctt fontrnft ausSuife.leu uno aiis3nflhren fir
beineie 9erbeifernnq mir benz nieoreften uno
teFteu gisier mad Der ReroffentIiGung In lie.
beretnftimmune nit BEN. Befeee.
eeftipn 8. Giefe Grbinnn5 ion In sraft tre.
ten itnh hurdqefiibrt tuerbeu bon uno mad bem
triibeften bonn Gefes erIaubfeH 3eitplHfte on.
9aiiiri am 20. Robember q. 3. 1919
Gimeon 81 Scbnion
Trdiibent oes Sfuhtrntbs.
geglaubet: Grttur gspp, GIerf.
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Srbinana Io Beftimmeno,
fori5uiabren NIT Der Vcrbefieruna onrf
ssanaIliirung ber gtfbop etraBe. bonn Gnbe bes
ietisen ab8uasfanaIS big Sefferfon sIpenne.
Gel es bcrorbnet bonn Gtaotrnfb Der gtat.
Cincinnati staat Gblo. TreipierteI aGer baSu
ertvdhIteu w2itsIieber iibereinfftmmeno:
gaition 1. TaB e5 biermit beftimmt tpirb,
strahe, bonn gnbe oes ietisen slb5uasianais
big 5ef'frfon abenue, bnr6 Serfteanne bon
abauasfandIen In benfetben irnb aieierune bes
NaterinIs, note foIat: 40 2tneaIfuB eines 12s
sSutaen aobrenssbsussfano fnr SnIetge
binbuneeH: 42o ainealfIB einss 12.aoni.
acn Ropren absugstauaIS; 10 Y.1peige
an 12.souieen RotrsH: gss. l etHfa6e SnIets;
g suHse @eanpoIss uns y Gubtfuert BON Na6.
.1fshSa'asesasstta n issesssinissmansp mai
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g harfe 9ebingungen.

o.: r9aben Sie fdon sebOrt, Der
Dottor Neunt0bter bat nit bem Dot
tor Wlurtier elm amerituniides Dlsa
unter febr fhneren 8ebinsungen.4
g.: .Wus Sie fasen; ipie iinb benn
bic 8ebingunsen2"
a.: sWsr bic fhrdrae Ruael aiebt,
mub fih, fobaIb tr irank piro, pem
aubsssH tebaHbsIn Iafeu.4
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Wei' Sdas is a. Rubler,
I'@aoIer ntuaB g ieinl
8 RaS g'bort ben BIdub' germ,
God Der JiaOler g'bort nleinl
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Iransferer. Combination
9ithograpbic Gransferer nno 9roofer; -aibers
bali Der ctabi 9sah8nirageil Gretiag
Oloraen nod 8 Ilbr. Mmericau 4rt g3orfS,
3inimer 8. so. 112 Oft T. goe. II
godet Mafers, Ginning W'aier5 lino Goat
EtifterS: outer apbu be3abI! eSreiberg,
Stobn & Gaiterman Is gseit 9ritte Ctr. II
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@erIangt--melb.,h.

Us d b cben fir stod5en inb lIpftdirs~Nrbett,
900 2eHor BIdce, 9loonbaIe
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Marie Anna fri.s,

geb. g gcbeinbof
i'm Ilter bon SO Sabren, Wouaten itno Tae
gen. Gie 3eit oer 8eeroialulg pirb fpdter be-
fannt eemaft. IL
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fouis Sdlultt,

starb am Sonnerftn1, ben s. 9e5eniber 1912
IPnrGens b lbr iuobIberieben nit ben beiligen
SterbefaframeHteH, in ibrer Q8obnnng, 9lo. 1913
9Siup (SfruHp
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81 d n, beutfdte, erfabrene; SanliIie bon bret
outer Gobn 637 9todbaIe Moe.. MnonbaLe.
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81 d b d n fir aefpobHIibe Sausar6eit; fleine
GdnliIie fein g9afchen 1911 Oft QlcUliuan
Ctr, 2SaIHnt Siu5.
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SteIIe gefudt bon ipiIIiaen iuHgen Monn
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

Mrs. Robert r Livingston. The char
acter of the dresses worn at Wash
inGton's first inaugural ball may he
Judged by descriptions in some old
letters One was ii plain celestial
blue satin gown. with white satin
petticoat'; another Was 20 perriot
made of gray Indian tafeta with dark
stripes OF the same color, having two
collars. the ono yellow and the other
white Some of the women wore
hats rlGspagnole % white satin"
and popular hcadGrcss seems to have
been "a pouf of Gauzc in the form
Of globe" Indeed. tho elegant gowns
of this period of the republics birth,
even as they appear to-day, leave
small wonder at the criticism sent
home by Mrs. John Adams. while her
husband was minister to the court of
st. James. that English women did not
dress as well as ours. But IL was
Mrs. John jay who. when her hus-
band returned from his mission to
the court of Louis NVI.. brought the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

The reign of tue busti,
cns IN hairdressins to the opposite
extreme. From the first the French
rave given us our feminine fashions,
while the English have dictated the
sartorial styles of our men.
Our Colonial bellies will be shown to
have reigncd III an age OF gorgeous
silks, satlns, velvets, brocudcs and
laces made up over lutte string" lin
ings In the shops there were no
ready made clothing for women. Even
underwear was fitted to order by
scamstress or mod!ete. II was an age
or silk and satin nightgowns anu
shifts" OF flannel or Holland linen.
Not until the next century were our
Sreat-grandmothers 10 know what
Lady Chesterfield was wont to call
those comfortable garments which
we have borrowed from the other SEX,
and which all OF us wear and none OF
us talk about
Hoops Fifteen Feet Around.
This collection representing the
eighteenth century will tell, as history
does. that elderly Colonial danes ala
not darkcn their garments as times
rnvages Increased. Not TO be cclipsed
by their daughters and grandduugh-
tcrs, they RECALLED themselves in the
brightest blues. pinks and sutfrons,
the saudiest of brocades. They sailed
forth In the most youthful "poloue2es"
and "trollopees," hoops ana painters,
thC tightcst of stays and ~ oma cheers
indeed, ii would appear that in those
good old times waists We're TERRIBLY
irngthcned by the tigites, OF stays
STYLES changed chiefly with the shape
OF hoops which sometimes measured
'ittcen feet around. There were times
when bell hoops. fan hoops or
pocket hoops were the rage stays
were first low. then high, and
cherry color seems To have once
been the tavoritu tint of these de
formers. Sometimes they We're en-
broidcred ANA Worn outside garments
which ann told to call 'chemisettcs."
Whole dresses Of those days are often
embroidered with nowcr and Just be
fore our revolution ii was the fashion
ior our bellies to wear, over their
frocks, red cloaks, which they called
thuir cardinals"
Eirgunt Dress "f Washington Period.
1t is proposed 10 begin with The
birth Of the republic and group the
CORE spending AS nearly as possible
With the administrations u our Presi-
dents
After her husband became President
Mnrthu Washington no longer got
imported stutrs for her apparel. for
the immortal George now lay down the
law that only hom.mId" cloths and
domestic products should enter into
the clothing of himself and spouse.
And this ruie an succeeding Presidents
are supposed TO have cmuiatcd 80
far as their inaugural raimcnt has
been concerned.
Dresses worn al WashinGtons in
auenral balls will be among The most
interesting exhibits representing tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-07

crescent in front, gold chain and clasp
round the waist and wrists. IT'S here
the woman that adorns the dress and
not the dress that beauties the wo-
man."
Changes Of Monroe Period.
The figures representing tile Monroe
period will show that black dresses
especially OF velvet and satin. now
came into vogue: that bodiccs grad