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taken for lhc future--for the bathing SUIT
has always been a steadily changing instl-
tuition based on the principle of novelty
and shocks.
BATHING long AGO.
No one has. apparently, written a COM
ulete history Of this important garment,
or even a treatise showing its influence on
history
Out Of the bathing suit hazy past few
scenes stand out in relief. One Of these is
a description of the German baths at
Baden nearly a century before Columbus
started out TO make America famous.
The report is bv Roman gentleman who
travelled to the baths for gout and who
was, as the neighbo s had said he would
be, altogether surprised. He wrote let
ter TO friend about it. and years later 1t
was published as an example OF what
awful things the Europeans used TO do.
What the Roman visitor saw was very
like an aquatic cabaret. The ladies fioated
about in the water wearing Greek draper
les and wreaths of roses They flirted and
exchanged shafts of wit with the large
audience which was always gathered on
the shore to applaud. Gentlemen of
tn, sidelines flung roses and coins into the
water to the prettiest girls, and the mer-
maids. the dehutantes of the middle ages.
dived for them and quarreled pleasantly
among themselves for the favoTs Men
who came in where the ladies were taking
the water, woe garments something like
linen busters.
MEALS SERVED IN THE WATER.
At dinner time tables bearing meals
were fioated out so that the bathers could
get the benefit of the medicinal water
while enjoying a dinner party. After
wards those present played games at the
floating tables, or sang and played musical
instruments in the water.
The bathing suits of the time were,
as we have mentioned, of linen or mus
lin, though at some resorts where men
and women bathed separately necklace
and a wreath of flowers were considered
adequate costume.
After this, there is q gap in the bath
ing suits career. By 1860 men were
beginning to wear one-piece suits as the
practical thing for swimming, but the
women were all sewed up in blue serge
from choker collar to ankle-length bloom
ers and knee length skirt besides, for
extra protection Even at that ii was not
considered quite proper for ladies to
appear in public in bathing suits, es-
pecially if n en- were bathing nearby
The radicals of the day took great
pains to demonstrate that these envelop-
ing bathing suits were modest and suit
able and insisted that eventually the
public would get used to them. But as
soon as the public stopped talking about
the ultra-fashionable bathing suit of 1860,
beach styles skipped along to point
where people could continue to be
shocked. Bloomers got shorter, necks got
lower, sleeves vanished, until the one
piece bathing suit for women was evolved.
Where the bathing suit can go from the
one-piece affair is a question which a
conservative-minded person would hesi-
tate to answer The Annette is already
masterpiece as to conservation of material
and strictly business-like cut. Maybe,
like the human race, the one piece bathing
suit is a finished product.
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SILVER ANNIVERSARY OF
REV. FREDERIC OOERR
St. Stephens Church Will To
morrow and Monday Observc
the Event.

twenty-five years have parsed sinos
Rev Frederic Docrr became pastor ~
ST. Stephens Lutheran Church. The
people Of 81. stephens are determined ~
celebrate this anniversary IN sIsclal
way, tomorrow morning Ifarc -ill b.
the anniversary service and on Monday
evening n reception IS % be tefdcrod sr.
Doerr IN the New Century Club auditori-
um.
There viii be special music fer The ami
versary services and other interesting ic1-
lures. Besidos the choir members there
will be- solos by Mrs Ruth NOntaglie u
NorristOwn, Pa, and William Raymond
who has been singing in a very acceptable
way at Sc. stephens for some mOnihr
Miss Montague formerly fesided IN VII
mingtOn and was confirmed during Mr
Doerr's pastorate. Miss MOu,sNH' r.
numbers will be: "Ninety-frr Psalm.
by Macdoranid, and The Prayer PH-
pose" by Stenson. The chor vii ang
Baufnbachs "Te Dcum" and Dudify
Bucks "Cantate Domino" The intsresf
cd public is cordially invited 70 the an-
niversary service.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
TRINITY.

TRINITY.
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Delaware avenue and Adams street, Rev
+, Nj. kirkiis, rector. Holy communion al
30 q. m, morning prayer and sermon al
II, preaching by Rev. A. l.. Jones.
OLD swEpEs.
Old Swedes Church Seventh and Church
streets Rev Robert Bell vicar. : n m
holy communion | ! a. m morning pray.
er and sermon, 730 evening prayer and
sermon.
sr. ANDREWS.
Shipley and Eighth streets, r. " Trap
nell rector. IL, morning prayer and ser
mon by Rev. y. Ill Ford. No evening
service.
CALVARY.
Calvary Episcopal Church. Third and
Washington streets Rev Edmund II.
Stevens rector. 7.30 holy communion
$50 church school, 10 As morning prayer
and sermon. subject THE Servant Prob
lem. Victory Guild. As organ re-
cltal and evening prayer
IMnAsurL
I Emmanuel F. T.. Church, Seventeenth
street and Riverview avenue. Rev. Chas
w Clash rector. Holy communion, Z f5
morning prayer and sermon, Il. Preacher
Rev. DIR John ID. Skllton,
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN.
rIsMERE.

FLsMERE.
Elsnere Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Fred w. Matthews, pastor Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor. Subject, IL, -Four To One, 8,
'tOnly Two Sunday school and other
regular meetings AT the usual hours
HANOVER.
There will be only one service in Han
over Presbyterian Church, Eighteenth
and Boulevard, tomorrow, that at 1910,
when Rev. Charles II. Bohner will preach
on Faces Seen in a Mirror" Sunday
school will meet at the usual hour. In the
evening. the Hanover congregation will
join in the park service.
WESTMINSTER.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Pennsylvania avenue and Rodney street,
Rev. G. l.. Candee pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning by Rev. George
meetings at the usual h ours.
FIRST AND CENTRAL.
First and Central PRESBYTERIAN Church,
Market above Ninth street. Preaching
tomorrow morning by Rev. II. Durham,
ID, ID. Sunday school and other regular
meetings at the usual hours.
WEST.
West Presbyterian Church, Eighth
and Washington streets, Rev e. Franklin
Smiley pastor Preaching tomorrow morn
ing and evening by pastor at II and Z.
Bible school at 10. Each service is for one
hour only. The vacation bible school meets
every motrning except Saturday and
Sunday at Q two hour sessions
aRgrSHfLL
Greenhill Presbyterian Church. Preach
ing tomorrow morning.
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PARK MEETINGS.
Rev. l.. n. Smith to Preach AT Washington
Heights Tomorrow Night.

The third Of the summer series Of out
door religious services will he held in the
park at Eighteenth and Monroe streets at
7.3O tomorrow evening The speaker will
be Rev. Leonard B Smith, pastor If the
new Peninsula NJ r Church, which
will be erected at Twentieth and Washing
ton streets He will speak on Sin W.
Salvation" He il the only Methodist
Protestant pastor who is cooperating in
the park meetings.
The services tomorrow will be preceded
by the usual concert by the Philharmonic
Band, J. Norris Robinson, director. This
concert viii begin promptly At 7.i5 The
band also viii accompany the copRrega-
tional singing
Rev Charles ii Bohner, pastor n
Hanover Presbyterian Church, will be
the preacher on Sunday evening, July -.
Although Hanover has co-operated in the
services for several years, Mr. Bohner has
not been heard in a sermon in the park
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CHURCH USES MOVIES.
Reel Showing Activities ofP. y. Congregs
tiOn Is Used.

Topeka, Kans July l0.-The moving
picture theatres have been enlisted A. an
advertising medium by The Grace Epfsco
pal cathedral here reel II picturel -
the church and various activities sueh A.
those Of the Girls Friendly Soclety = oboIr
professional. a May iete on the church
grounds, the Mems Club. he girls sum
rner camp and Others. has been made and
are shown twice q week IN locll thrraters
why shouldn't We lse the nOvios' to
advertise our churrhes. said The Rev
James p. deBKayc. dean - he cafhn
dral "Churches should gef ~ oi0sr -
possible 70 the people
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BAPTIST.
NORTH

NORTH.
North Baptist Church, Lincoln, neal
Delaware avenue, Rev. William l.. Pet
tingiIl, pastor. Preaching tanorrow
morning and evening by the pastor. Sub.
ject, 1910, Investigating Baptist Col.
legca and Seminaries"; 745, 'The Re.
straining Power of Salvation" Sunday
school and other regular meetings at the
usual hours.
SECOND.
Second Baptist Church, Ninth and
Franklin streets, the Rev. John. A. Hahn.
er of Blockley Church, Philadelphia, Pa.
will supply the pulpit at 1870 a. m.
Sunday school at anoon and other regii.
lar meetings Mt usual hours. There viii
be no evening services during July and
August.
DELAWARE AVENUE.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
Delaware avenue and West street, Rev
Joseph Young Irwin, s. I. ID. pastor
Preaching tomorrow morning and eve
ming by pastor Subject II, '"Fhe I'm
portance of Prea hing the Gospel as Seen
in the Fifty-fve Years Of Our Church
History" 7.3o. "rhe Present Cry.
Sunday school at 10 a. IN. and other regu'
lar meetings at the usual hours.
BETHANY.
Bethany Baptist Church, Rev. X. /.
Ellson of Philadelphia will preach tomor.
row morning and evening Sunday school
and other regular meetings at the usual
hours.
MISCELLANEOUS
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Birthday Anniversary Party.

party was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert Donavan in honor Of the nine
teenth birthday anniversary of their son
Frank. last evening.
Several hundred members of the Daugh-
tiers OF Isabella, Court AL Of this city
and their numerous friends enjoyed a
delightful moonlight excursion on the
Steamer City OF Philadelphia, last night.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.

FIRST.
First NJ. +. Church. Seventh street,
below Walnut street, Rev. W. III. Hodges,
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Subject, iO.a5,
'"rhe Necessity of Forgiving" 8, 'Ou'
of Circulation" Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
SECOND.
Second NJ. p. Church, Fifth avenue and
Anchorage street, Rev. Is. +. Jester, pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor. Sunday school and
other regular meetings at the usual hours
PENINSULA.
Peninsula NJ r. Church. Rev Leonard
b. Smith pastor Preaching tomorrow
morning by pastor. Subject 1890, Swim
ming Against the Tide" Sunday school
and other regular meetings at the is ial
hours.
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HELPS COMMUNITY SERVICE.
Frank G.. Tallman Contributes $500
Toward Fund
SERVICE

Frank G. Tallman, Sr., Of the du Pont
Company, has contributed 500 20 the
Wilmington Community Service Mr..
Tallman promised this amount during the
last campaign Of the Service, provided a
certain goal was attained through other
channels. j. T. Nields, chairman Of the
executive board. today expressed his ap-
probation Of Mr.. Tallman's gift 10 the
Service ~ an indication Of the value Of
Community Service to the city and the
fact that the best known residents we're
taking cognizance of the matter
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Community Service Meeting.

The meeting of the Wilmington Com
munity Service general committee which
had been announced for yesterday. has
been postponed until next Tuesday A
number of the members of the committee
who desired TO attend the meeting were
unable to do so because of previous husi-
ness, requested the postponement The
meeting will be held late in the afternoon
in the Council chamber of the Public
Building
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Youth in Trouble.

William Maliszewski, Is yeard old,
arrested by Park Guard p. G.. Bickta
Yesterday afternoon, charged with
taking part in card game at Delamore
Park, has been turned over To the Ju-
venile Court for hearing 1t is not known
what will be done with the youth until
a conference IS held with the superintend-
ent OF the Ferris Industrial School
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Itninn Mirainn Pi,nlr

The Young Women Foreign Hr-sfnr
ary Society ~ Union " y Church vii
give picnic ~ Rockford PARK nrtf
Monday evening a. O'Clock All mem
berE. honorary members and irrnds als0
the Auxiliary. are invited o. attend
good time Is assured kefrcs cshnen's e
to served
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FOOD PROBER.
District Attorney Hughes Named to
Make Investigation.

The Department of Justice has re-
quested James III. Hughes, the newly
appointed District Attorney for Delaware,
to watch for cases Of profteering in food
and take whatever action is necessary.
This is the substance Of letter that
Alexander Abrahams, councilman from
the Fifth ward, has received from Howard
Figg, special assistant to Attorney Cen
eral Palmer
When Mr. Hughes was named a few
weeks ago, Mr.. Abrahams wrote to the
attorney generals Office asking that some
thing be done TO remedy high prices here.
The letter is in reply to his request.
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MISCELLANEOUS

rfHsT
First Seventh Day Adventist Church,
1904 Howland street, Rev. Il. +. Collier,
pastor Preaching Saturday morning
by u. + Collier Sabbath school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
PROGRESSIVE spfEuUAAsrs.
Regular service Sunday evening, 7.45,
at the First Progressive Spiritualist
Church, Pythian Castle Hall, g06 West
street Messages by Mr.. Green Of Cam
den, n J.
FnATrRHAL spfnrruALIsTs.
The Fratefnal spiritlalista Church,
formerly at pO7 Tatnall street, now meets
at Eden Hall, 2Os Delaware avenue,
second floor, conducted by Mrs. William
Moore. with floral messages, Sunday at
T.30 y. IN.
81. LURES.
st lakes Reformed Episcopal Church,
Monroe and Eighth streets, Rev. William
Iafnming rector Sunday school Mt g45,
prayer aud sermon, 7.30.
BrnLr STUDENTS
J W. Riemer Of Philadelphia will speak
at the Sunday afternoon meeting of the
Bible Students, at Jr. O. e. A. VI Hall,
gOT Tatnall street, on the subject, The
Old Age Ending and the New Coming In
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS.
Church ~ Christ. Scientist, Park Place
and Van Buren, street. will hold services
Sunday morning at II, subject, "Sacra-
ment
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LUTHERAN
HOLY TRINITY

Hly Trinity Lutheran Church, Con-
cord avenue and Twenty-third street,
Rev. Milton II. Slime, ID. D, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and even
ing by pastor. / a. m, holy communion
$50, holy communion. Sunday school and
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Change at Library.

Rearranging of book shelves in the ref
ference section of the Wilmington In
sti tute Free Library emphasizes its need
of a new building.
Additional space is being provided for
400 techenical books.
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To Dedicate Newport Church.

Simpsons NJ. r. Church, Newport,
Rev. J. II Stevenson, pastor At33 Bop m,
Rev G, A. Findley, ID. D., viii preach IN
Simpsons Grove and dedicate the new
Simpson Church
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GOV. COX HECKLED BY
FOREIGN-BORN CITIZEN

Mitchell = u. Kept * Touring
south Dakota. today. G"vrrunr COX
dlr,u,r"d ih" League "r NntlunH. farm
lug uruhI"Iuu aud criticized freely
Hruntur lILrdImu', object ion I" u 'urH-
tIru iul'rrupttur his IInIlimnTr speech
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hy III" E"vcru"r at Tripp with u man
la the nudl"Hcn with decided German
accent who declared his OppOaiIiun to
the LuaHur OF Nations, BnylnE that
"NmrrI,n sh"ulu take car" uT hrrhrlf "
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MRS. BERCDOLL AND
CO-DEFENDANTS ARE
GUILTY, SAYS JURY

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AUTO PARADE ONE
OF THE LARGEST
EVER HELD HERE
cATsvsas FROM Three states Join In th.
uvsst Procession Over wheeling
streets
Wsavy Motor TJpohs Ussd 10 Convey
khs nAads--aoidisr boys Out
I'm LARA Numbers

The auto parade In "tarGr "f Cot
George Phillips tho wh""llnRii". who
AlwayR makes things ~" hold lust eve
nina was ono of tho laTErui n not Tltf.
largest over hold Ia tho city "f wheel
Ing and svery mnk" cut from ~" iutl"
Ford Roadster - th" IHChprd twin six
and from tho Smith Form 4 Tru"k to
tho big sev~n ton Packard. wrrn In limo
aud noiSn waH tho last word OF those
who pIlotnd tho maChlnor
The caravans 'Hmo from all parts nf
the trl-Hiato dlHtric' Early N"Htrrlhy
afternoon tho pros ozEi"n started 1" irn
verso tho National Highway from III"
EaHt and also from tho Wost and g""n
avery roadway that led toward tho 'lly
of Wheeling wnH rcuti"r"d with tn"
various naChlnrz on th"lr way TO
whnsltnE
Never In tho history or tho city. ac-
cordinK tn chief Of I'oliCo Fred frnxlor.
has th~rr boon M many automobiles In
tho city and no stated that tn" drivers
we're 10 hn compllm~ntcd on tho manner
In which they handled them.
The parade started promptly ht ]
o'clock and trnv"rH"d tn" prinCIpal
streets OF tho city. Tho yariouS bands
were placed on truckA and as result
there was plenty or music along tho
line OF the procossion. The residents
turned out To greet tho paraders and
oheered them along the line.
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UUMPREUnDnHTnD WELCOME AT
MrMuOMnN, Nm wv % ID AND
HOUrH WHEELING.
At Moundsvills, spubnoan btahdAra-
bearer Draws Lesson from
Mound HuildsrH.

The reception accorded 10 3'h"'"F
Warren g.. Harding. tho RcpubIlcah nom
ino~ for president OF the United Nt"t'''
M no pa sHsd through the lndustrl"l ''n
t.ra OF MCMeChcn. nCnw"0d ana 9"n,h
Wheeling Tursdny. on hiH way here 10
attond last nights trl stat" N"puhilchh
mass meeting In his honor. was IN" in"ht
marvellous over accorded I" "A jhndln'' '"
for president In that l"cnllty veteran
Republicans declared that ihoY never
saw II candidate receive ~ hearty WI.
como aud 80 pleasant a greeting II""'
Ikr men Of the great industries IN ""'
given To senator Harding an his li"',
paEsod between long rows "I ihIli"""
shopa aiii great mills
40 senator hardinBs Hp"oiAl h""'
,ntoIed the town nf MoMr'h'". hI"nh
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Tunulty On Writing
Job for tho President

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'nll"h PtirnII"n I" 'oIlAln IuoHI l"nn nnh
ruuwrTH wlIh i"f"Irn'n I" Nrlirl" I"u
md tho 'ucHiIon nf roIf d' 'i"rIuluhil" Ton
whIoh nr" made ruhIi" bl Ihr I'rorl
don't whllo h0 was "n hts w"-t"rn tour
IN III" luioTcEi "f tho lrnEii" ~ l"nr ny"