The Washington times., 1916-12-07
VaIIi vaIIi To- Interested In
Analysing People by
Their Shoes.
ARRAHGEs NINE CLASSES
Women Betray Their Real Ma
lures by the Position Of
Their Feet. .
ya,,, VAIN is a foot specialist.

valli ValH IL q foot specialist.
This mighHDhint that the actress 10
. chiropqfist when she Ism buriesau-
ing her way through the "Cohan
Rsvue." Perhaps II might be better
e e. sap; 70 have 20 shG ins. nd bsrtSs
system Of her own for reading char.
The nine general classincations OF
feet land she has been consistent
festj evolved BY Vail vsiii are the
stork, the Sauaw, the Militant. the
Climber, the slouoh. the Dainty. the
Prude, the Athlete and the Flirt.
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upon the moral and physfcal support
Of the sterner sex, who lacks con.
csntration Of mental EFFORT. who is
totally unable pie, tho sr,xS,ti.. OF neI 1ifs
dency Of decline upon the outside OF
the heel while the sole IL In . state
OF excellent repair. thus disclosing
THAR lackadaisical tendencies In self
dependence and sssertive personality.
Type 81 Indifference.
The squaw typifes exactly the
kind OF woman the name implies
stoicai. stubborn and Indifferent Bat
isfed with q roof over her head, q
dress. and q substantial meal TO ap.
pease the inner person. Her shoes
never seen TO Mt. the laces show ex.
cessive wear and knots, or 10 but.
toned. reveal q number Of button va.
cancies. II moccasins would not excite
too much attention, she would wear
"Tns Militant IL Indicative OF self
assertion, elaboration, and executive
ability woman who thinks for her
self and acts upon her own Judgment
one who 10 intuitively endowed with
good moral and mental faculties and
who dlselosss every attribute OF SELF
ton. Her shoes.are Of the substantial
kind. worn evenly. heel. toe. and sole.
and evidence care In appearance and
selection. She II n good leader In
time of peace and a tighter In time
OF war.
Esrwsrks Of Climber.
The Climber IL usually indifforen,
mentally and morally. she will al
low her heart to run away with her
head. Give her most intimate conn
dences with n chance or casual sc-
.auAintanoc. and accept social cour'
she is introduced. 4 climber cause,
more hsartaches to mothers and
anxiety to fathers than almost any
other type OF shoe wearer. She never
considers comfort 10 long ~ hei
9rhs SLOUGH evidences . class ''oi
woman who are indi6ssess- 10 s~cisl
conditions principally their outward
attire disclosing q lack OF uniform
taste and thor domestic anairs bear
Ing the earmarks OF neglect. Some
times these women are mentally bril-
liant They are excellent writer's. en'
pert artists. and abnormaiiy clever u
the channels OF endeavor where brali
dominates: but In the social or iner
camille walks OF life they are sadl,
deficient Sisters shoes are worn y
the owners are not handy: In fact
any old thing will satisfy the SLOUGH
Marks OF Refinement
Tho Dainty iiiustrates that typ
OF woman who IL always CAREFUL!
dressed. well educated, dnd n com
OF others, presides with grace NJ th'
head of her own household. know
human nature. IL good Judge o
character. and has an especially well
poised understanding Of things II
general. She discioses good breedin'
tionalist. n woman that any MAJ
might present In any company ant
feel perfectly safe that she would
take ample care OF herself. social.
4 ana otnerWise.
The Prude In self-conscious. fear
full lest her skirts are not sufficient!
long 10 hide her feet. She invariabl!
sits with her feet close together an'
never moves them from their orisina
position. She guards their action
with as much discretion as she doe
her religion. Her shoes may not b.
expensive, but they are usually well
kept and evidence the prim characte
OF the yearer.
The Athlete IL recognised by he
common sense shoes and her One
solid poise. She rarely Tits her feet
seldom CROSSES them, and usually as
Sumes a mans attitude, Horsewomei
and dancers generally carry thei
weight on the ball OF the foot. Al
athletic girl Ia instantly recognised b!
the absolute freedom In which sh,
enters q parlor. car, or restaurant
Her outdoor life II indelibly stamped
In all her movements by her lack o.
conventional methods.
The Flirt Immediately arrests at
tention by the conspicuous mannel
she places her feet and the vacillatinl
way in which she holds them. FRS
she crosses her feet, then she turn
her toes in. then she changes 10 tn,
Stork, Squaw. Militant. and almost
every conceivable position possible fol-
a human being"