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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
BOSTOCK is COMING WITH
TRAINLOAD OF WILD BEASTS
Four Elephants Fourteen More Lions and Number Of Other Animals
Will Leave New York for Richmond To-Day
Made Trip Across Water

rushed through to Richmond, II the
animals are transshipped promptly,
they should arrive here not later than
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Bostock Is apparently also on
the Minneapolis, and is due in New
York Tuesday. In this event he will
probably not reach Richmond before
the latter part of the week.
DR. u. j. Buckley and Mr. r.. j.
Aginton arrived in Richmond yester-
day morning from Norfolk, where they
closed q contract Saturday with G.
sydney Yeager, manager OF the column
l,ian Amusement Company, for build
ing to face the exposition entrance
and to cost not less than $4,000,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
Services at Emmanuel.

Special evangelistie services are be-
ing held at Emmanuel Baptist Church
thr9ughoYt this week Rev. Mr., Doan.e,
tractiye speaker. will preach every
night at o'clock. The music will be
led by IA large chorus choir.
Rev. MI. Doane, who has done a
for Henderson, N. c., where he has
accepted "A call, He has had great
success in revival meetings.
Rev. =. w, Stone, the pastor, preach
ed at Emmanuel yesterday to large and
deeply interested congregations. There
were two additions to tho church at
the morning service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04

to be generally satisfactory to the two
councils of the former In this city. There
is u rumor, however, that some of the
members of the Manchester council, of
the order are not altogether pleased with
the merger. and will manifest their dis
satisfaction at meeting to be held at
Toney's Han, in that city, to-morrow
night. #H e8 4,
An official OF one of the Puritan councils
yesterday stated that both of the local
branches of the order We're fully content,
and that there was no breach. Mr.. Harry
Kemp, district officer of the late order.
who is now with the Guild, confirmed this
statement, at ltSp fHis t. f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
CHURCH DEDICATED.
New Building Of Hasker Me.
mortal Congregation is Opened,

Hasker Memorial Methodist Church
was dedicated yesterday morning with
appropriate services conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Kenneth iMears, and tho
presiding elder of the district, Rev. w.
V. Tudor D. d. ~
DIR. Tudor preached at both services
to large audiences Special music was
rendered, the voluntary chorus. Christ
special feature of the dedication, AT
the evening service the choir sang
as voluntary, Great King of Glory,
der the present pastor, REV. Kenneth
Mears, has been notable. The new
building is neatly furniShed and IRE.
,sents neat and attractive appear.
ance snside and out. M.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
Mass-Meeting Tomorrow.


Concerning the mass-mceting to be
held in the courthouse tomorrow af-
ternoon for the purpose Of testing the
sentiment of the citizens with regard
to an exhibit at the jamestown Expo
sition, public opinion is divided. Many
feel that tho expense will be too great,
and others contend that the adver-
tisement received will more than COM
pensate for whatever money is spent.
1t is certain that the ss-meeting
will attract a large crowd. Several
prominent business men will adj
vocate a representation In some form
say that 1t will dohno good. The ma
jority will probably be In favor Of an
exhibit.
Manchester has many manufacturing
establishments and&the officials of these
places are anxious to show their wares
at the exposition. - 1se5
Clear Water This Week.
Announcement of the fact that resi-
dents Of Manchester are to have clear
water r.;rn this week ea}sed general dis
been remeded alreaay, and it but re-
mains for the Council to accept the re-
| port of the engineer who has had
charge Of the construction.
| The Roberts Filtration Company, OF
Phlladelphia, built the filter for the
city. There We're eight or ten bidders,
\ pie secured the contract. 1t is guar
anteed that the plant will furnish clear
| water for one year..
! The engines which will have to. be
fused to operate the altering plant may
! be put into use for an electric plant
| at some time in the future. Manches-
i ter will shortly have 10 make con-
| tract for the lighting of the streets,
/ and there is plan on foot to have the
| city own it's electric light plant The
/, poles and wires of the Passenger and
| Power Company would have to be pur-
chased, but this fact has been taken
! into considerations.
4 Personals and Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r.. Kidd. OF Raleigh,
l N. G., are visiting relatives IN the city.
/ The three children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w, Fl, Cleaton, who have been suffering
with whooping- cough for the past
{. week or more, are Improved.
iting friends in Marx Addition.
, Mr.. A. A. Adkins has purchased the
building No. 1908 Hull Street, and will
use It as storage room.
Mrs. Efe Wilkinson Is sick at her
home in SwansbOro.
Miss Volina Neal, u young lady who
has made a reputation by her singing
in the churches in Petersburg and Rich
mond will likely be made member
of the choir OF the cambridge Street
Baptist Church.
III The City Assembly Will meet TUESDAY
i night in regular session.
i'll Judge Clopton has given his consen
for the use of the courthouse by citl
Zens for n mass-meeting Tomorrow
afternoon. 0atst-r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
CHAUFFEUR RAN INTO
COY; Old NOT STOP

A small boy whose name could not
ha learned, was run down an Marshall
Street, near FIFTH, yesterday afternoon
BY an automobile. II was said that
the chauffeur did not slackeR speed
that after the child had been knocked
down, paid no attention to him, For
tunately, the boy was not seriously
injured and was able to so to his
hnma,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
At Monumental.

At Monumental Episcopal Church
professor OF church history at the Alex-
nndria Theological Seminary. preached
at IL A. NJ and 5 p. NJ, Dr. Massle
is a speaker of marked ability, and
his sermons were enjoyed by large con-
gregations. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
sslf-Defense. -Beater Says.

Arthur Washington, a negro, whose
Was the only prisoner locked up at
the second station last night, Wash
ington said he cid NOT beat his wife,
and even gave the officers the infor-
nation that If he was guilty OF the
sbarss- hs could prove self-defense
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
win Open Office,

When the convention met in San
Francisco some years ago tho Southern
Pacific Railroad issued $500 long-di
lance round-trip tickets from points
east of the Rockies. At the Boston
convention the Eastern Tariff Associa-
ton, representing all the railroads, is
sued 2,1O0 tickets from points outside
of New England. 1t is obvious, there
fore, that with the great cities OF the
East In convenient and easy reach,
with the jamestown Exposition in fun
blast. with all the historic and poetic
interest that attaches to the Episcopal
Church in Virginia, and with the cele-
brations incident to the tercentenary
Of the first Episcopal Church in
America the attendance will he such
as will tax the ability of hospltable
Richmond to the utmost limits.
Although a large number of the
visitors. perhaps one-fourth, will be
entertained privately, the convention
will be "pay as YOU go" affair, Owing
to the size of the gathering the House
OF Deputies of 1883 adopted a reso-
luton which reads:
Resolved, That each diocese shall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
NEWS GATHERED
FROM S0UTHS|OE
Mother Of Colonel Allen Dies at
Home OF Her Son-in-Law i'll
Goochland.
MAss-nEETINe TOMORROW
Citizens to Take Action Regard
ing jamestown Exhibit-Per-
sonals and Briefs.
MAss-MEETlNG TOMORROW
Manchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,
No. l102 Hull Street.

Mrs. Elizabeth Allen, eighty-rour
years Of age died at the home of her
son in law, Mr.. j. b. Dunn, "Rosehill."
Goochland county, yesterday afternoon.
She had been III several weeks, but
none OF her friends or relatives thought
the end was so near.
The body will be brought to Man
chester this morning. and interment
win be made in Maury Cemetery.
Colonel William Allen, superintendent
of Maury Cemetery, is the youngest
son of Mrs Allen She is survived also
by Mrs. j. Is. Dunn, of Goochland coun-
ty; Mrs. u II. Harvery, of Washington,
d. c.; Mr. Logan Allen, of Sumter, -
c.. and Mr.. jackson l.. Allen, of DAN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04
PROMINENT men
IN NEW COMPANY
Federal Official, Member of
Legislature and Others Enlist
as Privates in Blues.

The organization of a third company
of the Richmond Light Infantry Blues IS
now assured beyond doubt, already prac-
tically sufficient men having signed for
enlistment. AS q class, the applicants
are older than those of the other two
companies, and almost all are expert
enced military men, Captain Cloyd Kent,
who formerly commanded one Of the
companies of the Blues, but who reln-
quished his commission to become pri-
vate in the ranks, is mentioned as the
probable choice for captain, but there
are four other former captains In this
battalion or in some other command
A prominent Federal official, a mem
beE of the Legislature, member Of
the Council and men prominent In
business. professional or social life,
are among those enrolled.
Those who have the list decline to
give 1t out for publication, but will prob
ably do SO when the command Is mus
l'tered in. 1t is likely that a meeting will
be called for the election of officers this
week, and that the company will soon
| be received into the service Of the State
and the United States
Company G. of the Seventeen Regi-
ment, will meet for drill Tonight; Com
pany + on Tuesday night; Company B
on Wednesday night, and Company a,
of the regiment on Friday night Com
pany A, Of the Blues, will meet at their
| temporary armory, over 1908 East Main
street, tomorrow night, and Company Il
| at the same place on Wednesday night
| If the weather is favorable the COM
I. mands may drill in the street. wearing
| their khaki uniform.
! Acknowledgement G. c. Vaughan's
announcement Of his staff completes
the organization of the Virginia volun'
4 teers for the jamestown Exposition
trip. AS already stated, the brigade
i, together with the Blues Battalion. the
! Howitzers the Norfolk Light ARTILLERY
Blues and the Grimes Battery, o.
Portsmouth. will encamp at the expo
sltlon while representatives of thu
armies and navies of all nations Were
gathered there. The men In the loca
companies are looking forward to TIM
trip with great cagerness. now tina
it Is definitely assured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04

That Frank c. Bostock, the "Animal
King is shipping his animals direct
to Richmond, and that the people here
will have the opportunity of seeing
all the European acts before they go
to Pine Beach for the Jamestown Ex-
position, is attested by the following
letter, which was evidently mailed
on a fast steamer, and which was re-
ceived here yesterday:
"I'arls, Feb, ~, 1907.
"Rernard Schults, Treasurer,
''Deur Rernie.-Please arrange
for traia Of big freight cars to be-
alongside the Atlantic Transport
Dock, New York, tn meet steamer
minneapolis, Atlantic Transport
liue, due to arrive from Paris
about March 9Th. Have acc0MnO-
dnlions direct to Richm0nd for four
elephants, fourteen lions, seven
tigers, twelve bears, one wolf, fOur
cancels aud troupe ut performing
dogs.
"RsgurAs tn yourself and alI.
sF. g. AOSTOCk,"
From this 1t will be seen that the
animals are due to arrive in New York
Tomorrow, probably in the afternoon
Mr.. Schultz says he has completed al
arrangements for the train to bs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-03-04

The Seventh Street Christian Church,
the parent organization OF the Disciples
of Christ in Virginia, celebrated It's
seventy fifth anniversary yesterday
with appropriate exercises
The morning service was attended
by an audience that entirely filled the
building, the address being by the pas
tor. Rev. j. j. Haley, who gave a sketch
of the history of the congregation and
of its distinctive principles A solo by
Mr.. l.. Al. St John, the singing evan
gelist, was greatly enjoyed.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-31
Wouaaah0ed

II should be the highest ambition nj
every young woman 10 posssss =. trus
womaahood Earth presents no higher
object Of attainment To be wemsr
Ia the ,rueSt aud bss. thing beneath tn
skies save tho love Of Chris, In The hear
and soul.
A true woman exists independent Of
outward adornments
It's DOT wealth, or beauty Of person
',br connection. Of station. or power OF
MUD. or literary a,iEinmen,s OF variety
aud richpess o! outward accomplish
ments, that make the woman. These
often sdorn wumanhood, ~ the Ivy
sd.rss tho oAk. but they should never
br mistaken Tor the thing they adorn.
Tho geA, error OF wouankind 10 that
.hsy take the shadow for The substance.
lls glitter for the gold. ,hs hsraldr
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-31

|aad srsppinss II ~ xosDd,fer /, -.
~ s.aesse II vop.n, !, .s,,k ~ ..,,
exists within ~ nlsd Il. n
li,s 70 b. rsssssissl ,hpt ever youpe
s'1sa aoss e's heve 90 paspsss =
!, - 3 g. =, -
s'''' ~
- - X . ~ ~
a a
:
Z.
!
~. -. M. a.a,. ~. -.
II activity. IS
When che hes duly cousldssed ,hees
things shs should Then soFa the Aigl
purpose o. psios true womss' and
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-31

+. e.
The ~elf also aAsll dssll Win Ne
isulb. and me isopasA shah ~ do~a
Win the MD: ssd shseAlf asd The ycass
ZION and the fa,lIss together; sad :
lls,ls child shan lead ,hsn. LEA. II -
Yes thu. gsod tsaoh,n.s that /
learn from Bro. Garrett q : kind
father, I win try and lead oil my
older Sisters to . thron. Of grace.
and to the fountain q life who're
they mAv drink and live for ever.
Your little child to lead,
Emily Keys.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-31
Answer to the IL yea
Old Girl Of the cressat
Office

! .carough the kiudness Of 4 friend
= havs lad the pleasure Of reading
many good articles 10 oppnsi,icr
to The two man Theory VIZ.
Articles, hy Mcrsers Psrkini
Ras' and others. lam 4 girl Of
10 ssunsrs and have no desire
Of any coatrassrsy with any
one. Ard surely 10. with ,kos,
older ,haa nysslt.
1bsiag sons~hst Of = ympa,h
'tisal nisd, cas sos avoid bavins
soms syapaihy for tbs little
orphan, siri being only II year.
Of age; yet vsn.aring to teach men
wbon she has ssmsisa. kn owleJgs
to know are uush older than h.r.
self
Mr.. Stubs will vNy likely do
elise apswsripg you thinking you
are not sompotaat TO disesss 4
bibls subject, and that hs would
DO discuss,py with the leader oil
the tive maa theory under ,h,
Frs,aass that i. is II ysar old
girl. Ycu did not answer Mr.
ttabb's arguenan! by ,as b'oio
buI by what Nr. Garrsu has Sssu
tsaehisg. Trus Nr. Garrett claims
. male ard . female an. y mau
and . woman. Why did you not
answer the rest Of his artic,s bs.
ginnisE with Gen q! Now as
God coated mao male and female
Gen |. 81, on the 9Th day
Gen. ISL. And called their pams
Adam 10 the day whom they we're
created, Gen. s: 2. Therefore both
their names wore Adam until the
woman was named Eve by tho
man who gave 10 oil earthly crsa-
lures their name except tiA,ssii,
Gen s 70 to %.
Now my ln,ls consia / viii ask
you . few Questions. II God Great.
cd tho male On the 9th. day was
he made on that sams day' And
il BIO was made on that 9th. day
did be have . ferml If be had .
form after he was mado 10 the
image Of God who formed him?
DID tho female have = form when
she Was made! II 80 who formed
her! lf,ths male and female boIh
had form, what wore they fOrmcd
out Of:
Which one waa formed or made
frat he male or fenalol Now you
may try TO wsvc shs answcr or
dodge tho qacs.iens by asking ne
where Cain "a. his villa. Uniil
you are ablo 10 toll mo where
Seth" got bis wife. and whe,har
sho was over IL years old or no.
when they wsre married; l viii
will rot consider uch foolish quss
tiose. ~ "whers did Cain ges his
WIFE,
Yours trusly a.
y. A. Rsbsrls
HoneyP o. Ark.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-31

why do People do this

do somewhere slss to get their
eo,l., whsu tbsy can do batter ct
Pomon,. Come TO Pomona TO do
your trading. Several good 6rst
slsss 6torss MI will do right BY
you and There il no uss taking
you can 30 to the CaDssss 0yl1ss
and sst Second Hand goods sold
for J. T. Gilmore and the .fAuc-
is,t kind Of Toys 10 oh.ap yos
will wonder Why they can. Come
10 ths S,c,ni Hand Store snd
while hsrs subscribe for the CaSs-
On for every Asst dollars worth
'yca buy W will give yos ; six
neathA Sstsssipsisa.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-31
Answer to question to
the girl 81 IS Summers

before she died mid that Was,
my dear little children beware Of
ffalss accusers" "snd wolves i,l
sheap's clothing ! have learned
Thy the tsachings o. BRO. Garrett.
the teaching you efered ME to,
that should know . wolf when ]
saw it or heard il bark, though it
might be clad with = sli.ep skia.
Answer to first question, by the
advice OF Bro. Garrett. yes. the
male was created formed aud
made on the 9th, day;
Fad. question, God and his
4 Christ formed him.
Bird. question. The fsmals had .
form when che was once made.
4th. question, Gcd and his
Christ formed her.
9Th. question, After God had
spoke them into existance out Of
nothing him aud his Christ FERN
ed than. or formed tho sane
matpyia. created. Just as 40 did.
!tha earth lie created Inc earth
Land Il was nithoat form unlii God
ard his Christ formed il
! Gth.quastio,,, according 70 God'a
word ,Eey wore both at the same
time.
The abovs answers to your quss.
tions has been dictated hy Bro.
Garrett u man who is father to
me, and to oil orphant children
who fall under. .hiS watch care.
am glad am with him to eat If
his bread, and to hear his good
instructions ~ ali OF Us child.sp.
and fathers. aud mothers rs wall.
All good people who know Bro.
Garrett sly they love to hear his
good instructions Tor they say they
are the tlble,
No l will not ask you where
Cain got his wife for I know you
cannot tell. You believe in tho one
man thaory. The theory that tie
beasts that John the Revelator
saw. Get 1t up.
Now you referred us to (Gen. l.
81 aud 81 ~ and wondered why
wr did noL an.ver him, the .ea.
son why wc did not, Was because
lie was jAst like You, and Just like
all other. HAT bolieve like you do
in regard tn the ono man theory.
apo jus: !lke YOU have done. They
aud you will stars ut (!sn, 1-27)
20 prov. .hat thera MAS but one
mnn, and then like as cot 20 to
Goa 80 shd say this II tho
Same man spoken OF IN (Gan. Lay
land Sc on to explain that God
i, just tc.i,ng IN lGra 20 hcv
he created tbs man in (Gen. 1-27)
and then to grove the whole mat.
ter you with Mr, Stubs and the
rest OF thu one man theory ndvo.
cntos jump to the s Oh. Of Gen.
aud acknowledge by doing SO that
God created generations OF men
on the sixth day not only ons
man but genarations OF them.
Your acknow Judgements needs no
answer Oh that point YOU say by
referring to that scripture that
there was generations crsatsd in
tho day God created man, aud this
We do not deny. What we any is
this, that tlrs beginning O: the
Gentilo race was created ON the
sixth, and then after ths seventh
day God formed THE man Adam
from the dust Of the ground aud
after be became . living sosl God
planted a garden eastward in
Eden and put rRE man in it tho
man whom he had formed and not
the man that he spoke 90 particu.
lar Of whom he crested him on the
sixth day.
Row ai.s Ro',.r,a: IN, I y.ar.
younger than you claim 70 b.
Yet l sm mot surprised st your
I apwitinsly acknowledgements .:
generations ofthem being created
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-31
Yours irus!y
y. A. Rsbsrls.
Honey p o. Ark.
7AEE NOTICE

Any party Ut parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
napor. upon any subjec I reigi.
ously ar otherwise shall be
trea ted r. . friend But 10 70 case
will !bs Editor allow any slang
or sang slang or phrases 90
h-ourh columns
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1907-01-31
A 1907 DIALY. MEMORANDUM
AND ACCOUNT BOOK Fer
TWO cETrs,~ -

@. "A. snov 4 Co., Patent Lawyers
Of Washington d. q. have now
ready their Diary snd Memorandum
book or l9c7 which they viii send
GU, rtceip. Of postage cents. The
little book Is useful No where elss
ha, We know can 80 much be had
o. or lh,le.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-18

, cameo may be cut from any stone suf-
fciently hard to take the workmanship.
That which is usually taken to mean
cameo is cut from a stone known Ms
onyx and represents the choicest OF this
work. The conch shell canoes ere much
less expensive, and are really very at
tractive, the pink toning of the ell
working out charmingly In silver SET
ting.
Slug pearl is another ''semi-precous'
! stone that works out most effectively In
silver settings.
The sluS-pearl Jewelry is modern, but f.
worked out by clever craftsmen who
make a speciality Of the rather c. rise ef-
fects that these stones seem to invite.
ring, a bracelet, a pin and watch
guard In grey-sllver, with slug nearl set
tings, is sufficiently extensive set, and
is especially appropriate for the tailored
type of girl.
The lapis lazuli IS among the most eff
fective of stones, because of its beautiful
coloring. Huge heads Of the lazuli are
charmingly effective, but from their size
and coloring are necessarily expensive.
Most women are satisfied with smaller
pieces set In the dull silver, which brings
out tue Deuuty OF the blue tones more
effectively than does gold.
The collector of semi-precious jewelry
must be careful and select with due
elaboration, If she would have her lew
elry box anything but a junk shop and
her costumes anything but hodge-podge
of styles. Usually the collection in each
line SIS started with some choice bit. to
which other pieces are matched. gar
net bracelet or pin will call for two or
three completing pieces. Corals are per-
haps the easiest to collect, and permit Of
the largest sets. Bracelets, rings, pins
and necklaces in corals are easily posi-
BILE to the collector. but she rhould be-
ware Of cheap settings and keep to one
general style in all the workmanship.
In selecting silver jewelry be sure and
study the effect of the silver-grey on the
skin. Some compilations 1t enhances,
while others are rendered muggy by the
soft grey tones. In the matters OF brace.
let's, and necklaces particularly, one must
be careful to choose colorings that bring
out the best tones of the skin.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-18
Things Seen In Passing.
Ill., LlZ6zYL ~
NXQ1ZzzZZZE EZZZZZ2p GlNlZ1zy

Pretty Fancy is the use of shadow
boxes In the framing of small prints.
Photographic views, carefully colored with
Japanese paints, are set In boxes one to
one and a half inches deep. Some of
the prettiest of these are set in gray
wood, the tint of weather exposed shingles.
The colorings of the photographs Is not
difficult to learn. The amateur photog-
rapher will find this a suggestion for
utilizing summer vacation "takes" for the
decorations Of special room or for
charming and inexpensive Xmas gifts.
DON'T Imagine that women have lit
orally taken to trousers when you see
them buying trouser stretchers in the 10c.
stores. Some clever girls discovered that
the wood pant hangers" which consist
of two little strips of wood about sig
inches long caught together by wire
spring, are just the things for hanging
skirts. The old way of using hang-up
loops suspends the skirt at just one point
on each side, with the result that 1t says
out of shape. The regulation wood, or
metal coat hanger should never be used
for skirts, as 1t stretches them on the