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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07

Mrs. Augusta W. She'd has, by Campbell
Darlington. filed a bill asking q divorce from
John 7. Shield, the custody Of the two youngest
children and ahmony. They were married
May 2. 1873, and have had four children. one be-
ing dead. She charges that, after having AS
saultsd her number of times, six weeks ago
he drove her from home and she has taken
refuge with her father.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07

Inc Ken Asose SOclaI Cub EXCURSION.
The Red Rose Social Club give their first ex-
cursiop of the season tomorrow, Thursday, to
River View. The steamer Samuel ]. Pentz
leaves the 7th street wharf ut Gas a. m, AS and
Gas pm. The Red Rose Social Club is a we'll
known organization of young men. and a large
congregation OF their friends will no doubt &C
company them to River View tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07

The Columbian College commencement.
The annual commencement OF the Columbian
College and the Corcoran Scientific School will
take place in the college chapel next wednes-
day, June IA. The baccalaureate sermon will
be delivered next Sunday in the college chapel
by Rev. DR.. A. J. Huntington.
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He Denies the Charges.

In the case Of Annie Broderick against Thos.
J. Broderick for divorce on the ground Of in
toxication and bad treatment the defendant
has filed answer by Mr.. J. E. McNally denying
the charges made against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07
SAKs CoMpASY.
''iH tccars for all men"
{ PENN. AVE. AND TTH STREET.

DROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF WASTE
L Paper War penartment Supply Division. Wash
iugton. May ID 1893 Seated proposals in dur3cars
will be received at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON MONDAY. JUNE NINETEENTH, 1888.
for the purchase Of the waste paper Of the War De
rartment and It's several Offices during the sc.,
end ne June 80 1891 Full Information furnished on
application to this office. Proposals must be the
Irn,ee forms furnished BY the dspsrtmsnt placed f.
purchase of paper and addressed TO NJ. r.
THOkt. Chief Of supply Division. 3~1 TO- L. &c. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07

Trial of the Msc.,ias Postponed.
The trial trip Of the gunboat Machias has
been postponed till Saturday. The official trial
will consist Of two runs Of about two hours
each over a measured course of about thirty
miles in length.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07

Suing on Account OF . Dog Bite.
Yesterday Michael Walsh and his wife sacA
entered suits against VI. s. Anderson through
Mr.. Z. X. Thomas. Ii is alleged that on Fsbs
ruary y Mr.. Anderson's dog bit Mrs. walah In
the face, seriously injuring her. She claims
&5.00o damages aud the husband Chains for Loo
Of her services, &C., $l,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07
Supposed 60 BE Insane.

Yesterday morning Officer Edelin, arrested
Edward Riley, aged twenty-eight years, Of
street near l4th, and took him to the FIRST pre-
cinct station. suPposing that he was insane.
He was suffering from . wound in the wrist. an
iron picket having run through his arm, and Il
was thought that he was delirious from pain.
he was sent to the Garfield Hospital, but in
the afternoon he again walked into the station
and was sent to the Emergency Hospital. Hi
mental condition will be examined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07
MleKNEW'S
Daily Letter.

Ladies' Waists Reduced.
We are clearing out all the odds and
ends in Waists.
Ladies' Satin Waists. plain black and
black with white figures and stripes.
81 quality s5c.
s1.2o and 81. Is quality nop sl
Black Gloria Silk Waists. sizes 30
and "a. reduced from sass to 81.
GeAdarme Blue japanese Silk Waists
sizes Sc ard S4. reduced from sa5O to
s2.5O.
1 lot of China silk Waists. 3 black
and = navy blue, reduced from s5. 75
and s6 to ai.-5
Black surah aud China Silk Waists.
reduced from ~ to 30.
Ladies Hash Salts Reduced
We are closing cut the balance OF our
line of Ladies wash" Suits us follows:
Percaie Suits OF shirt waist and SKIRT
reduced from 80 25 and S. to Sl.75.
= Striped Bingham Suits. reduced from
ESQ to 81.
Plaid Bingham Suits. reduced from
ESQ and 3f2 TO g.
Light Chalte Wrappers. reduced from
IS to 80.
More of the ''Eton" Jackets.
We have again stocked up with the
Black and Nsvy Blue Elton" Jackets st
%. Sa 80 and $3.50
II desired. cloth to match for making
the SKIRT. also and 81 Ter yard.
Every Parasoi in Stock Rsducsd
We are through waiting on the weather
Prices have been changed on erry Para
sol an stock. They must be forced out
right away.
81 Parasols noe Sl13
81 so Parasols no,c 81
81 Parasols noe $3.50
S325 and So 80 Parasols noD s275.
Finer ones proportionatcly reduced.
Tpo GOOD Thin0s' in Uaderredr
Ladies' Fine Swiss Ribbed Vests neck
and holes run with silk tape DC
quality. only lie, 3 for Soc
Ladies' Fine Ecru Isle Thread Swiss
Ribbed Vests. SOC. quality. only Csc. 3
for 81
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E D w IN 30 0 T II
He Was Popular and Appreciated in
This City.
HIS LAST APPEARANCE HERE

Was in the Fall Of 1854 - The Effort Made
to Have Him Play In Washington During
President Arthur's Administration-Som
Personal Recollections Of the Great Actor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07

No other house DOES-EvER DID-or EVER
WILL sell such STERLING QUALITIES at such
Low PRICES WE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07
Dos,r HEsrr.rE..

You know the old saying He whp hes,tAtes isisst'
II certainly applies with great force IN tainss
When You know yoa right dom. hcs,tateso ~
It; when you know what you want doat hsstssts -
demand IT,
When yoa 70 to buy bottle Of CARRIERS LrrrI1
LIVER PILLS donI hesitate to say you want GA =
T-E-R's. dom hesitate that yon SCI. CAB
T-E-g-'-s' and doaf hesitate rsfuss anything O.
fcred to you as same as 'c-A-R-T-E-Rs'" or JUS
"a good as ,C-A-R-T-E-a--s.'" There b nsthins ~
good As &C Ar FRS" They nsverfAiL
Dom. hesitate - sAy when limitations end frauds
arc offered to you-
Don't hesitate 20 demand the genuine cAkTkRB
LIYIIE LIVER PILLS.
aPosIrryE cURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small TIL Small Dose. Small Price. NOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07

The body OF the colored man who walked oGl
sand scow in James Greek canal Monday
night WAS identified as that Of Alfred Crutch-
field Of Garfield, d. C. Friends removed IL
body from the morgue for burial today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07

A
WonD
From You
will remind the men Of the store
full Of Suits at sl492. The best the
stock holds.
Children's "a. s35o. % and g. 50
Short Pants Suits for So.
Mems s2 Bicycle Shoes for 81.
Mems 81 Underwear for Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07
SAKs AND COMPANY.
SHOE SAVINGS.

@ HIS store is never without some
unusual attraction We're always
nnding some way for you to
save money. It has been our
lifelong ambition. Keeps every
body fired with interest in what
- sAKS rs doing.
You are bargain makera The more
business you bring to our SHOE DE-
PARTMENT the quicker the lines be-
come broken-and that ends them for
regular stock prices. Then the prices
fall
Specially the ladies' have been benefited
by these odd lots this season. We've
done selling than ever and that
brought its ''windfalls" for you. Others
since last week.
TE1s
TINE
Two hundred pairs BRIGHT DoNGOLA
and FRENCH KID. made on Common
Sense last.-when We bad all sizes
they were 81. TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07
WovrS UspERwEAn DEPARTMENT

w OVEN u NDERwEAR IMPAIRMENT.
Just received 100 dozen Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Silk
Mixed Vests; low neck AMI sleeves. A full valu,
for SOC.
Just reduced small lot of Children's Balbriggan
Vests, with high neck. long and short s'eevcs.
We have a few broken sizes in Ladies' and Chill
drens Jaeger Under car, which We are selling at 20
per cent OF catalogue prices.
(lst floor. ID amer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07
WOODWARD l. LoTHRoP's"
PERFECT W1spow Screens.

Acknowledged to be the best of all the side slide"
screens In the market. Look the same both sides
On account of the former high prices they had but
limited sale IN competition with the cheap and poorly
made screens Of their class At the reduced prices
Eiven below they will be the best selling
screen ever offered:
PRICE LIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07
THURSDAY.
IMPORTANT SALE
HEMnEp SHEETS AND Pillow
CASES

LINEN AND COTTON.
Representing q special purchase Of 10 cases.
Our linen bedwear is the best German and Irish
Linen-he nd heDsstitched. Considering the wear to
be had from linen aud the comfort In weather.
1t pays to buy 1t in preference to cotton.
LINEN BEDwEAR.
Hemstitched Linen Sheets 2xesl. for sinuie and 2.
2Hx2k. for double beds. s. So 81. so, 90. $40 and
SIS.
Hemstitched Linen Pillow Cases.
2a+136 inches. 81 90. el.5O. e. ~ 90 and o. pr.
25x36 inches. rs e.. .5 and r. 90 rr
27x36 inches. 81 %. e.. so, 81 IS and 50 pr
Hemstitched Linen Bolster Casea
a417e inches. $3.50. 81. 0sh. s1.75. g. s2.:5 and
~. 80 each
COTTON BEDwEAR
ford" ''wamsutta." Utica" New York Mills"
&C.. made in the best possible manner.
Cotton Sheets.
54x9O for single beds and ooc. each.
SIx9O, for double beds. IS. 81 and 79c. each
9Ox99. for double beds Csc. u and 81 Is each
Cotton Pillow Cases.
II. Is. 10. 20. a5. 80 and as,< each.
Gotten Bolster Cases.
80. IS. 40 and 45c. each.
ca noor... 81. pidS
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CHILDREN (EY

CHILDREN CrY
ron PITcHEE.A
CAS- oGIA.
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Sl.75 Now.

Notice one thing-we never say value"
sol nd-so much. Most felix's debut
it's an unknown qusntity.-The best
guage of worth Is the price that
has pleased everybody. THAT every
body has paid.--we always deal IN
black and white ngures-neyer in fights
Of fancy.-There are lots Of Oxfords-
been 81. 50-mArked S3 in other stores.
We don't call them worth e3-bnt
$3.50
$l.15 for the last pairA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-07

A WHOLE
String Or
HIGH SHOES.
Donsola and French Kid Button-tbst
have sold out OF some sizes-we've
cut the regular price-the value price
the actual worth price-in half
MAKES THE $500 ONES $3.50.
MAKES THE $500 ONES $500.
MAKES THE $3.50 ONES Sl.75.
MAKES THE $500 ONES $3.50.
MAKES THE 50. so ONES S t.25.
MAKES THE $500 ONES $l.OO.
Well help you to hunt for your size
and try them for you-Cuttins
the pfice cuts none Of our accommods-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
A Big WOLF DRIVE.
An Even, That win Be Enjoyable TO Al Who
lake Part.

On Friday next. Jan. ~, there viii be
a big wolf drive ia the 2lO0-acre pasture
owned by Bud Duggett, located nine mile,
north OF Fort Worth. The hunters win
mecC ut Z oc0cl, of that day at Old
Hodge on the Missouri, Kansas aud
Texas Wagons will be In waiting 10
cary nearly nll of those who come, all
In fact, who do not have thoir own son.
veyarHes. The rules governing the chase
are:
Rule /, You must not bring any fire
arms. az no shooting will be allowed
Bring a good club or bat.
Rule =. You cun bring your dog, but
he must have good collar and rope
with which 20 hold him. All the men
win be ON foot and will elect captain
and other officers 10 command, All are
invited TO come, but with the cxpecta-
ti0n of being under the command of said
officers. Bring your dinner aud we will
furnish the meat
For further Information call az 1OI
Main street, or w III. SPRINKLE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

No one need suppose that because the
prices are cheap the opera Is Of the cheap
order. Such 90 least u not the natural
sequence II can rcadily be seen that
10y staying a week iu a place. aud there
by saving railroad fares and other extra.
expenses, u manager can realize
greater profit upon n good business than
Ia mrkinE one night stands ana making
long Jumps from one point 10 another,
ms he must do in Texas 1T is the rail
rOads that eat W. NJ, said Manager
Grnu. Two hundred dollars a day
railroad fare, IN addition TO other heavy
expenses. make il necessary for large
company like ours 10 do heavy business
ut high prices By n weeks engagement
here We save more than a $1,000 In rail-
road transportation alone. Then there
IL another expensive item, the printing.
which costs no more for a week than IL
does for one night
Thcrc is another item that win strike
the thcater patron with more force than
Il probably would Manager Gran. and
that is the saving To- the patron of the
,p,u. The usual price of admission Is
81 30 or ~. aud the average man Is
not inclined tu repeat the dose very often
during the same week at that rate. AZ
the popular prices he can come pretty
near going every night aud twice on We'd
ne-day and Saturday.
And right here the Post is Inclined Co
encourage these popular price entertain
ments as better all round Better for
the companies and the local manager
aud better for the patrons OF the opera
house. Provided. Of course. that the at.
traction Is up 20 a high standard. Any
others IL not wanted nc any price II Il +
trst-class the FIRST nights performance
will DO a good advertisement for those
which are To follow. uRd the increases,
attendance viii more than nuke UP for
the difference between the higher and
lower price of admission.
Therefore let the voice OF the many
| be raised in behalf of frst-class attrac
| tions NJ popular prices. The result OF
| this weeks experiment may have de-
! cided bearing on the matter In the future
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

individual, but allows free movement
in every pnrt of the body; where, Ia fact
the natural figure Is untranmelled in It's
movements.
The cytrrme opposition 60 this Is the
dress worn by the women OF the Nelus-
quea portraits, which arr not 80 much
dresses as disgulses 10 nature. a strlk-
ing example Of this Is to hc found Ia the
hrAnz Halls recently added 10 the Louvre,
is tightly laced In tnr-
sot supprossing all tile natural develop
iuent of the bust and hip, forcing the
lower part OF the torso an ont OF proper.
tion The flare Of the garment nt the hip
Is SO abnormal that the woman becomes
ma atrneity la the Spanish aud italian
hady u also seon
IHE YOUNG GIRL OF OUR DAY
DRESSES RIGHT
Tho modern drcss \ the best since that
Of The Greeks as allowing a freer action
Of the hgurr and involving less use Of
the corset This Is exempiihed IN Amer.
sea more than It n n either England or
France la the dress of tho young girl
Of today with lowhcelcd shoes and ah.
sence OF the corset, types OF excellence
are 20 be found. la many OF these the
dress is sub0rlmatOd 10 che figure, the
exceptions being seen IN those garments
anade by The ultra fashionable prcnch
dressmNker
one o. the most beautiful Of al the
modern stiyes has been the princess
dress. with It's long graceful llnes onl
its adlptablbsy 20 the movement ~ the
figure,
STUDY THO ELGIN MARRfleS FOR
COSTUME PRINCIPLES
1he ideal costume, however Mr. Beck.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
AGE OF DRESS.
What Leading Artists Have
to Say.
CARROLL BECKWlTH, AFTER
--s-4e-----s
The Creek, Prefers no Dress Of Today-Mrs.
candaos Wheeler on Inc Beauty Of Old
Venetian Drsss-The El0in Mar.
hlss Louis XIV Period

New York, Jan. H. Man. ia matters
OF dress. has TO n great cxtont emanei'
patel himself from criticism. the re-,
uuiremenis of his life having compelled
him 10 resign adornmcnt for convenience
When attempts are nowadays made 70
infusc q quality 81 beauty into his ai-
tire. the world for the most part laughs
~ merrilg that the effort fails.
The dress Of women has been and ~
regarded with much more seriousness.
The theologau. the doctor aud the
moralists have found IN II iucnrnaions
Of evil. They have preached cruhaucs
against head-dress, wagcd wariarcs
against heel they have criticised, con
demned. bmshed. shuddorcd and .prophe-
sled The rc-arranecmcnt Of irill ms
at times caused ilutter IN the pulmts'
and the social system has been shaken
by little differences between q told ana
a bic of fullness Questions Of hoops or
no hoops Of the princess dress or gath
cred skirt. Of the jersey that resource
Of the impecunious have ~ their hrst
appearance been regarded not from the
point of view of convenience, ut from the
STANDPOINT of the mOralists.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
A MUNICIPAL FIGHT.
NEW ORLEANS PEOPLE WANT
THE MAYOR lMPEAChED.
The Case Against Superintendent Of Police
Caster Considered 10 Have Tina, Sig
nlilcanoe Il IS Politics.

New Orleans. Jan 49, From present
Indications the prosecution of Supcriuten,
dent of Police d. " Caster. for misdb'
lueanOr, lay District Attorney Batter aud
his assistant Mr. Adams, has a political
Specification, ths reason for the action
not being the desire 20 test the conatitu,
uonality of the law creating the depart
meat of police, but 60 impeNch MayoH
John Fitzpatrick
MIR Castor was called upon 20 arrest
viOlators of the Suaday law. He rested
upOn the orders of Mayor Fitzpatrick,
who, as his superior officer. instructed
him not to make arrests, but 60 notify tho
district attorney Of the violation of the
law, so that intormations could be- lodged
against the saloon keepers, and the mat.
- IF tttttvroStrta
IA that manner.
Acting uader these orders, Superinten.
dent Castor refused to make the arrests
as requested by the district attorney, and
he was indicted for misdomeanor Ia that
he refused 20 arrest a violator of state
statute
The drst trial of the case was by a
jury, and resulted IN a mistrial, The
case was TO have been heard a second
time, hut on motion OF the city attorney,
representing Superintendent Caster, ID
was continued until tomorrow. Superin-
tendent Caster stated today that he viii
nave z trial 10y jury, and have the case
tried before judge Noise. lie admits
that the rulings of the judge M the FRS,
case would Indicate that he win he CON
uNied. should be ho convicted the ease
Viii bo taken TO the supreme court, where
test case viii he made
II Is Che opinion 81 competent lawyers
that he rulings OF the judge at the last
trlAl II persisted IN. as they no doubt
viii be, would glvo Superintendent Gas.
yer power 70 arrest a yiolator Of che
aiNte law without warrant dnd give him
4 position asia 20 a Gar Ihrv 81
/ however bchpB TIM entire case somthnl
wluci, nne only VII develop u Is inN
! mated .aat Tie ppeseeulinn Is Au1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
THE BEST PASTURE IN TARRANT
COUNTY FOR SALE

Consisting OF 1853 acres, located nine
miles northwest OF Fort Worth: the pas.
ture is enclosed with four-wire fence.
with posts sixteen feet apart: there h q
good ordinary farm house, etc. on the
place, and about sixty acres IN cultiva-
ton. There Is abundance of shelter
for stock and everlasting supply of wa
tsr as me west fork of the Trinity is
20 ALE runs through the west end 81
the pasture. Not having any use for
this property, / offer it for sale nj the
low price of $40 per acre Not All cash
required. Call on Frank L. Tyomblv
100 Main street, for full description Of
this property.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

which ENDS expression in the setting of
old plays upon the modern Ntugc, Stage
dresses, perfectly true 10 their owl
periods aud combining All possible beauty
with truth, are too perfect aud too on
hnncug 10 he left 60 mimic life. Thus
we seq In modern drawing rooms all the
hest features of the past wrought into
the dress 0f the day We have the soft
curves of lace stincned into the high
MCdirl collar iewellod bands aud girdles
and stomachers, contrasts of color In
textures and Innings, which are as care
fully studied AZ the color schome OF u
picture.
Ina fact. Mrs. Wheeler thinks the cos
tune OF today Is as well worth look
Ing at for beauty and pichrrsQuesness
as any that over existed. Balls, recpp-
lions, operas. are spectncles of arr IN
dress well worth painters attens
ton
Ii Is Significant fact. She adds,
Ia relation 10 modern dress, chat the
working element Of Humanity has Dig
uidod labor TO such degreo that In
Ties later days even where the 0cCupa-
stlOns OF business Nre entirely apart from
mau's life, he cannot bring himself 60
mark emancipation by difference in
attire. In effect the prince aud the bust
moss man wear the Same dress
STYLES or LOUIS Nv AND PHILIP
Nv.
Mr., William M Chase regards dress
as an art itself, including color form
and texture ia It's elements, and not nee
essauly including any idea OF personal
convenience ASA motier-Ot nrelnraIlce
he yields perhaps, 20 the dress of the
time of Louis Nv, when the powdered
hair and patch the touch of calor ON
the face and the gayly adorned stan en-
, torcd into the general makeup. each
being essential TO the whole aud tOgCth-
or forming q picture dainty, exquisite
and full of charm.
Tho dress Of the time of Philip ~ OF
Spain Mr. Chase views as also another
interesting example, where the full skirt
of rich and costly stun belonged to the
rest Of the dress. to the arrangement
of the hair and the very poise a iig-
urN
LILLIAN HAMILTON FRENCH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

The Ensor Institute, corner Third and
Pecan streets, for the cure OF LIQUOR.
morphine, cocaine Aad tobacco. has al.
ready cured several N our citizens. Par.
ties Interested can get the names for
reference or can consult any one of q
dozen now under treatment by calling al
the institute or addressing T.. l.. Hughes.
manager
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

much aimed at Superintendent Custer as
against Mayor Fitzpatrick, and that II
the position assumed bog the district at
tOrney hc sustained by the higher court
proceedings of Impeachment will he com
menccd against the mayor rhc stand
taken by Mayor Fitzpatrick IN the act
creating the police force makes him the
ranking officer, and gives him the direc'
ton Of the force.
The impeachment of tie mayor was
urged during the course of the big strike,
aud an effort was then made To call him
10 account for alleged sympathy with the
strikers and the hxity OF his admins
trntiOn in the suppression of The lawlcss-
ness during those exciting times. IL Is
regarded as very doubtful whether super
inteudCnt Caster can be impeached for
the misiemcnn0r which he himself ex-
poets 10 be convicted of,
His position AZ superintendent " police
is for life. dependent upon good behavior
and the win of the police board, which
would have 90 bring the charges 90 lead
tO an impeachment The board is with
him in the present fight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

with continues. Is go Ne srea 10 the FL
gu marbles 10 the helres Df the fnies.
Here tho pressure around ihf torso sns-
tal,s She Bguro without unlatNrd con
straint, and the weight " the garment
Is cqunlized between the shonlder ana tue
hip. The legs and nrins afe nc" tor
action Tho head j. ia proportion as q
mass. nut * narer too large.
Women. Mr. beekw1tl nrpd. should
not overload thamk slVcs With cgubcr-
some clothes. as Is done among ibn pe1s-
auts Of Holland vbo SUPPOSE tho highest
Sc, 10 ~ be ausiued When sevouipcn lgi-
tieout. are worn. ~ ~ drcs fDcre
should bc little pressure about the body.
the greatest support beidc from tie
shoulders