Whoever , owing allegiance to the United States , levies war against them or adheres to their enemies , giving them aid and comfort within the United States or elsewhere , is guilty of treason and shall suffer death , or shall be imprisoned not less than five years and fined under this title but not less than $10,000 ; and shall be incapable of ...
Girl's Clothes. In 1915, girls primarily wore dresses or skirts that ended at about the knee, paired with knee or ankle socks. Dress yokes dropped to the thigh. Girls commonly wore middy blouses -- shirts with a sailor-style collar and loose waist -- and skirts to school.
Women wore cotton dresses and petticoats. Girls wore cotton dresses. Men wore breeches to the knee, a shirt, a hat and boots or shoes. As the plantations developed, woman with leisure time began to ape the styles that were popular back in England. They were usually behind the times, and sometimes completely wrong, as their gowns were based on letters and pictures, but they tried.