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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-14
u. S. PLANS 100000.
TONS Of SHIPS To
NAVY DURING 1922
BUILDING PROGRAM FOR COMING
YEAR HAS IMPORTANT BEAR.
INC ON ARMAMENT CONFER.
ENcE NOW IN SESSION Ar
WASHINGTON.

WHOI1IlFb Wv
Washington, Nov a. The Amcri
can naval building program os it now
stands hears an important relation to
the problem confronting the anna.
mcnt conference. Il /. interesting to
review It.
About 100000 tons OF capital shIpE
viii b. added TO the navy next year
even under reduced appropriations
Included are three new Dnlllcshlna vi
the Maryland class, twentyunc mo;
ships carrying eight 1G iurl, I, calibcr
rifles each and an oil buruing long
cruising radius craft, They are tho
I colorado, now 50 per cent finished,
the Washington, 20 per cent, and the
West Virginia, G. per cent Four light
cruisers also will be finished next ycar,
bat do not figure importantly in tn.
question of naval armamtGB.
Construction OF these ships Is far
advanced Behind them, however, is
| progressing, very slowly with funds
now available, the building Of for.
| midabie fleet on big ships In this
/ group are six $4,000 ton buttleahips
| TO carry main batteries OF twelve 10
| inch, % calibor rifles and have Il spee3
| OF 1925 knots. and six battle cruiser
| armed with eight 10 inch rifles anG
! with a speed Of 1928 knots. The bat
! tic cruisers originally were designed
! to make 35 knots. but were roplanned
with heavier batteries and increased
side armor and resultant reduction in
/ speed.
Three Of these larger battlcahip5
are about oue.third built while the
/ others range down 10 10 per cent i'm
/ ighed The delivery date of all Is
/ marked indefinite In navy books.
Tho battle cruisers are from TO TO -
per cent finished, except enc the keel
Of which has just been laid
Skty-nne Ships on Program.
With other craft of a more or less
| auxiliary nature for this backbone Of
heavy ships the American building
program as it now stands includes
siXty-nine ships, with an aggregate OF
/ 13492S tons II q number and ton
mage ratio be applied to make a com
parison with other building programs
which will play part in the arms con
| ference, the figures on the best data
available here would be:
Great Britain, thirteen ships build.
! ing. aggregating 1000 tons, and O.
project as yet uncertain for four new
battle cruisers aggregating i7G0lo
tons.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-14
Don't Misa

Seeing Justin Jaeger as Jimmy
Hughes in the masquerade Party"
Nov. "A and rs. Tickets on sale at
Gapens Drug store and at IIentrich's
Music House ADV.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-14
Keep Warm

with a genuine chose plush auto robe.
Popular priced, good selection. win
lay aside for MAS.
THE LEADER FURNITURE &
RUG co.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-14
Notice

The ottawa War Mothers will be-
entertained by Mrs. Hugh Mccullough
at an all day meeting tomorrow at
her home at G3j Illinois Ave.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-14
Ce dar Chests

Fine stock of cedar chests. Prac-
teal gift. Make your selection viii
hold for Xmas. Leader Furniture &
Rug Co.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-14

Fine stock of cedar chests. Prac-
teal gift Make your selection. VIII
hold Tor Xmas, Leader Furniture &
Rug Co.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-14

with genuine chose plush auto robe
Popular priced, good selection. Will
lay aside for MAS.
THE LEADER FURNITURE &
RUG co.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-14

FOR RENT-Furnished for light
housekeeping, 3 or 4 rooms and
bath. Also sleeping room. Phone
6S3-L.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-11-14

WANTED-By middle aged woman,
place doing general housekeeping
Tel 209-K or call at 129 Gridley st.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
LADS LIFE ENDANGERED.
He SET FIRE TO PAPER

Probable death OF a little Icy and
the destruction of the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. G. Oliver Smith, of Conduit
street, was prevented yesterday when
persons discovered smoke issuing
from The cellar window OF the resi-
dencc
Il developed upon investigation that
the child. the young son OF Mr.. and
Mrs c. Roland Thomas. grandson OF
Mr. and Mrs. Smith. had set fire to
some paper in the cellar. and the en-
tire house soon was filled with smoke.
Members Of the family at home al the
time. We're promptly notified by per-
sons discovering the blaze from the
street In the meantime, general
alarm OF fire was sounded. and the
volunteer firemen responded with ali
their apparatus The flames we're
soon extinsuished. however. by the use
OF chemicals, Occupants of the house
we're in a state OF great fright for
time
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
TO BURY LIEUT.. BOWIE
IN NAVAL CEMETE
Body OF Young Officer Who
Died Aboard Ship AT Balboa.
Expected Today
Ills DEATH WAS SUDDEN


The body II lielt Barnett Bradford
Bowie. l'nitcd States Navy. Who died
sFAdsnly aboard the United States
steamship Tacoma a Balboa. near
y" Panama GanaI zone on January
~ = expected 20 arrive al Annapolis
q alf. time according to information
teee.Fed from the Navy Department
l,N AIrS Lydia Frantum Bowie. widow
& liir deceased officer The body
wss prepared for burial and placed
aboard steamer thar was due 10
reaei New York yesterday. the Navy
department advised
The NAVY Department in a letter
@ Mrs Rowe also gave hitherto un-
known details III connection with the
'ietfli Of I.icutenan, Bowie DHation
~ The heart aud arterio sehlerossis.
or hardening af the main arteries to
tho heart we're he causes ascribed
sor the death OF the Officer Lieut.
Bowie wds stricken al 80 o'clock
~ the morning af January Is. and
expired within few Minutes He
iitAtt utPH&Nh NtiIs I'll SOytRa litb - H.
\ sad circumstances surrounding the
death oi the young officer. wha rose
from the ranks is tile fact that his
widow has since received several l.,
;ers written By him II had been his
custom 20 write TO hcr daily and one
of tile letters was postmarked the day
l'efore the fatal heart attack One OF
The letters contained 4 check for IS
rs a birthday present for Lieutenant
Bawie's only SON. and il reached An
nspolis on the day before the ami
NerSdry
Arrangements for the funeral OF
Lieutenant Howie have not been COM
ple.ed but It is understood that bnr-
iai Will Ee in the Naval Cemetery be-
ide he hedy OF an Older son. who
died about a year ago.
Lieutenant Bowie.s widow IS pros
trsted ~ grief over her husbands
death
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
CITY AND COUNTY men
PASS EXAMINATIONS
Asa A. Joyce Heads Eligible List
For Senior Account Clerk
Under Merit Tests
RESULTS GRATIFYING

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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
LITTLE RUSSIAN
FINDS HOME AFT TER
3YEARS Wandering
Lieut.. -Condr And Mrs Seymour
E. Holiday Guarantee To Pro
vide An Education For Alex
ander Kzatof
ANOTHER PRoTEGE or
ADMIRAL McCULLY'S.


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W i1'o'''si' n''ss'''
IFS parents prominent lnefNlah'
ol Als,tow m3re hllied ~ ne t'olf -
vIk! ~ the early das, : oi f(esslAh
Liberty a,a AleN,ndar who Mas hen
~ ySars old soon exhausted ne shg
;lN of rs'si'iy money ~ ihe nous.
Alone II the world ana rsailHlng i1ldl
Moscow Ms not 4 he.slthN 2E'Se Tor
him. he little box started % move ail
hg liked. or drilted alone MOS 81
the May, 70 the southern Sftinst
distance aheat as far as from nie.!S'
10 San Francisco lhefc ne itii III
With Z French avitl.en htll "iiose
lIen seem g nave takeli ah interest ~
Am. and in their ea'apany n Wehi s
C&ns' 'ntinop'e
Af,er year III Cmstantlnopie. fnd
ing no particular future there Tor !
Young man Of his tender wears ~ !
possessed at ht private tor lrt' sl'
MAS anxious - como 70 Nmerlea
where he thought ne wouil h'S'
bigger ope ing. 50 provided WIN =
document a.fnsnsd h.n ~ : f'eoo !
Ameflcan naval pesiS ot.e : ail
ii, s;,i-nad ,hnard ~. ..Iocs,,.na,, ,,f
he SHiI'peN 'poatu
the Oriental Line. h0 md for New
vork 0n III. arriyal thor fonr or
aotn. 0h 20 -
five weeks ago. Hith only - GEMS w
Nil. nosslxct he wAs horrffied l., find
mai his cherished passport would MOI
admit him to this country. and that
Z ,..,..i. 4 ~, !. =, -, 'l,.rk ~ nitesja
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
GOVERNOR IN FAVOR
OF FEWER ELECTIONS

Il am III favor of ANYTHING tlat
would reduce the number Of elections
N MARYLAND said Governor Ritchie
commenting upon George II Gailhor'-
advoeacy. before former remoers of
the Young Mon Republican Cur y
Baltimore. of one election every four
years 10 take in the Legislature and
all State offices
Governor Richie pointed out ho"
ever. on tae question OF holding the
election on the same Year that Ed-
tional elections are held, thai the
present systems of elections in Mary
aud was designed to prevent State is
sues becoming mixed with national is
sues ii he minds ot voters. The
chance thus afforded IL study s(ate
affairs BY themselves at one eiecfion
and national affairs VI another ,lAc-
ton makes the voters heller aDi u
form intelligent opinions r. both State
and national anai-s the Governs
.niaks
Il see no reason. however. why the
State Comptroller should n0t D.
elected d. the same time and Tor the
same term as the Governor he sand
Il think the same thing about tie
State Treasurer. Extra elections d;ie
is the fact that the Comptroller
tern expires in the middle of the Gov
ernor's term. ara expensive and vii
| necessary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
COMING EVENTS FOR
ST. ANNF'S PARISH

There will be numerous meetings
this week TOR the various organ'2a
,ions OF ST. Annes Church el:
Tuesday afternoon the Bishops Guild
will meet al the Parish House a 80
rhursday. II y. NJ. Hill be the meet
ing Of the Church Service League OF
which Mrs. Robert Moss Is the char
man. Not only are the heads Of the
various church societies asked 10 he
present but other members % .s.r
congregation as we'll The organiza
tion Of the League will be completed
at this meeting
All men interested in st Anne's arr
asked TO meet al the Parish House u
Friday at s p. M, when the Men )
Guild is 10 be reorgani2Cd There will
be an address by Chaplain Janeway
Of the Navy. followed by refresh-
mei;s.
Next Sanday. at 30 p M. the cn-
nual sermon 10 tile Peggy Stewart
Chapter OF the D. a. r. viii be
preached by the Rev. J NJ Magruder.
II. ~. in ST Anre's Church
The custom of preaching sermon
70 the IL a Il OH the Sunday nyarest
Nashingtons birthday MAS este ,.isll-
ed some years ag Dy the io.mer re-:
tor, the Rev. Dr McCdhlas. as D re
minder of the interesting faet of
Washington !:aving attended dlylne
service in ST Anne's Churcn.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
NAVY CREW NAY RDN
TRIANGULAR RAgE
III PRINl ETON

The Naval Academy crew
will race aga!ns Princeton
and Harvard 1T Princeton OF
May : next, providing the
authorization OF the Nav ~
partmeni for the trip can be
o l.ined The application his
boen made and /. Is believed
that IL will be granted
The race should be one of
the big events Of the season in
college rowing The May
will also be entered in the
Henley at Philadelphia on NJ
IS. and will nave It's VARSITY a,
poughkeepsie II prletisable
However. the chances Of the
latter are no; good. and II was
thought better to make ure of
a good race. such az that
against Princeton and Iiar
ward
While not definitely tceint.
IL is thonght here that a.
chances are against tho .lcil-
emy crew rowing at Poagh-
kee2sic. entirely on account Of
th practice crnisn. whi,h viii
have started before that tim
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
CHURCH CAMPAIGN
AT SOUTHERN M. E..

Rev A. + Ovens. pastor of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
preached Yesterday morning the sec
ond Of his series OF sermons in the
campaign in the Southern Methodist
Church for church workers. The eff
fort IS not only TO enlist recruits for
the ministry. bnt for every part OF
church work, both male and female.
The sermon yesterday was from
Acts 1928. and the topic was 'Pauis
Willingness 10 obey the call that came
10 him on the road 10 Damascus He
told Agrippa that he WAS not nm
mindful Of the heavenly vision. and
that. argued the preacher. God was
responsible for the change in. and
conduct Of Paul IN embracing Chris
tianity
The preacher urged his young hear
ers especially that. while the old men
dreamed dreams. it was the young
that saw the visions. and that they
ought to be guided in their choice in
life by the heavenly visions that came
TO them of what was their duty
The fine and large choir OF young
people. under the leadership Of Her
man Junge. rendered good program.
~wrsr yN- ~D-ARa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
BALL PLAYERS DENY
ALLEGED CONFESSIONS
tRy The Associated rress.s

CHICAGO. ILL Feb n Formal
regulations or alleged grand jury
confessions OF conspiracy in throw
ing baseball games were filed today
in the Supreme Court on behalf OF
Claude Williams and Joe Jackson.
Chicago American League players,
who were indicted on charges Of
throwing the World Series Of 1919,
\ petition filed on behalf of Will
liams. Jackson. and George tBuckl
Weaver, declares that none OF the
three ever made admissions charged
against the first two. and denies that
any OF the three ever threw ball
games. or consnired to do 50.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
OWEN. ND CENTER
or POP.I ALTON.
tENSIS SHOWS


WASHINGTON. u. G.. Feb
IA The center of population
OF the lnited States during the
past decade as disclosed by the
census of 1920. is located in the
extreme southeast corner Of
Owen. Indiana. SIS miles from
lie town OF Spencer the Gem
us Bureau announced today
During the last decade the
otntre OF population eontin
ued 10 move westward ad-
vaneing 9.S miles in that di-
reciion and about one-flfth OF
mile north from Blooming
ton. Indiana. where il was To-
Gated in the 1910 census The
Rureau attributes the West
ward move Of the population
center principally to the in
crease Of more than one mil
lion in the population Of the
state Of California
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
HARDING URGES PASSAGE
or ALL APPROPRIATIONS

WASHINGTON. d c. Feb. IA
senator Harding today in message
10 Mr.. Niondell Republican, Of the
House Appropriation Committee. urg-
ed that all appropriation bills be pass
ed before the adjournment OF Con-
sress March 1. 50 that the new spc-
eial session Of Congress may have
.ime for the special legislation which
il is 10 consider. Mr. Mondell re
piled the House would clear its dock
els OF appropriation measures by
Thursday night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
SHIPW0RkERS STRIKE BECAUSE
or 10 PCT. WAGE REDUCTION
tBy The .aaaoeiated a'resa ,

ELIZABETH. y. -. Feb. a Three
hundred ship carpenters. black
smiths and caulkers at the Moore
Plant of the bethlehem Shphuildng
Corporation here struck today in pro-
test against a wage reduction Of ten
per cent which became effective to-
day AZ the corporation plants in Mas
sachusetts, New Jersey and Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
COMPANY NJ GOING
AFTER TITULAR HONOR

The basketball team Of Company II
BY It's defeat OF Company f at Hyatts-
Vile. on last Thursday might became
the champion among the companies
located on the Western Shore Of
Maryland and will engage II 4 series
Of games with the champion team Of
the Eastern Shore 10 determine the
championship Of the First Regiment
This series is expected TO commence
ahortlv
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
LIMIT ON SEATS FOR
ARMY NAVY SETTO

Plle Navy Athletic Association has
given notice that, on account OF the
limited capacity Of the seating room
ef Dahlgren Hall, admission to II 10
see the Army-Nayy basketball game
on February 26tll. must be restricted
10 members of rhe Navy Athletic As-
sociation and their guests.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
PAYNASTER
ENTERS LAW PRACTICE
t.y The .As.oeiased Press,

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Feb. IL
Attorney General Palmer was among
those soon TO retire from public Office
who were admitted today 10 practice
in the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia. His present assistant,
Frank Davis. Jr. also was admitted
and ii was stated that both Mr.. Pal-
mer and AIR Davis expected TO nrac-
tice in the district Others admitted
by the court included Senator Hoke
Smith. Of Georgia. and former Pay
master MCGOWAN. L. S. ~. retired
HENDLER'S ICE CREAM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
REGULAR MEETING OF
CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT

The regular monthly meeting Of the
City Council will take place tonight
Apart from the routine business. mat
ters connected with preparation for
the city registration OF voters. under
the new law, are expected TO come
up for attention. The registration days
prescribed ~ the law are May Is. IL.
Is and lS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
FEDERAL INSPECTION
OF LOCAL GUARD UNIT
Soldier Boys TO Pass Under
Critical Eyes OF U. S. And
State Officers
REGIMENT STANDS HIGH

!
No''pa's =, riis' NsS ''''e". ,1'''i'5
poiis ai'ie o. me Feaefdi Na'ioilal !
Guard VIII be Inspected tomorrow by
Maj Joseph ] Koch. 64th Infantry
rsPFegsh',ns r'' :, Inc nl.ea - s.ales. ana
he Firs, Regimen, representing the
State az MARYLAND
The insnee,ion 81 nraner,y viii ha
= ! 3 an,l - Ia ,rp ,nization q,
"a : !, r.. an,ira nArsonno1 os
he camnanv will - nresa,,t j, ,,,,t
ina 4, L ,,anad 80, ennlnrars ~
members of ,he comnanv will eo-nn-
or,ta w;,b ,bo;r on,nio.aas 4, raa~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. IL
Federal Judge Penehor NJ Lands was
impeaehed in the House of Represen-
tatiyes " Representative Welkie.
Democrat. Ohio who charged him with
high crime and misdemeanors in
connection with his acceptance Of Ar
hitrator of baseball at a salary OF
for,y-two thousand five hundred a
year.
Should tie House decide 10 institute
proceedings against Judge Landis on
the hasis of Mr. Welkie's charges.
U formal trial haGore the bar of the
House would he held and a decision
rendered
MR. Welkie did not introduce a res
olution requesting the impeachment OF
Judge Lands. as is the usual proce-
cure in such matters. Instead he rose
III the House and announced that he
.impeached" the Judge.
Without debate the Welkie charges
on Mr. Welkie's motion were referred
to the judiciary Committee for inves-
tigation and report There were a
few scattering noes.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
REP. WELK|E CHARGES
IMPEACHMENT AGAINST
FEDERAL JUDGE lands
my the Associated Press. j

There is little likelihood Of action
by the Judiciary Committee on the
Welkie charges at this session 0.
Congress. Chairman yolstead said to-
day
The fact that Mr. Welkie retires
March does not affect the status Of
he proceedings. nor does the case
necessarily end with the adjournment
of Congress. Mr., yolstead said
No arrangements have been made
tor meeting OF the committee. hut
Mr. Welkie's charges will undoubtedly
be investigated =
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-14
Marriage License

pR0l.T O'NEAL BENJAMIN IL
Prout a Ella ONcal. ~ both Of
l.othiin. Anne Arundei county
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

require unirammelrd muscles.
For the slim woman there are
Enthusiastically comfortable az
falrs-but the stout woman csnnsl
wear girdlcs. In the nrs, place Few
OF them come In a size larger than
thirty. and In the second place ihe>
have an sggravaiing way OF "cuiiing
In" ~ the wals;ilne When there -
cons drfable "a, sbove tbs point
And any ordinary corset even v worn
very loosely. IL ap' 20 be. too long
over the hips TO permit easy s'ooplng
and bending. Hut every housewife
will appreciate the new cor>eiie'te
which combines very short sra .
and brassere or bandenu. support
ing ,he figure perfectly but SWING nee
play 10 every single muscle above and
below the waist. Al tie front na'
panel extends down over The ahdo'
men aud is held nfn,y by hose sup
poriers but Al sides and back the gr'
die comes only few inches below the
waisilins and the bsndssu part sup
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

theSe rings u counisd IN im p0ttani
tsm-and " even more imporisni
nan the value 81 me Jewel Nhich NE
beautifully carved SeCins roniHns
Ar's and crafts NorSers are bus al
hs i.ms dss En'ns neN and unySus
settings and just nov green sold 10
more fashionable than platinum OF
white silver FOR these rings 4 huge
esburhOn iopsr IN tresn Eold carved
In a delicate Leaf design ls extremely
handsome and green go'd Nifh squs-
marines l. 80 fashionsbie that aqua
msrine~ are very dlncu'i 70 obtain
and hsv. jumped tremendously 10
price
Green toid ear ma carved IN an
Egyptian dssisn Win me scarab or
sphinxs heAd are ths lad % the
momsIf. IRE pendant drops from .
small carved ofnsmrni sh.ch hls
against me ssf lobe ore eve shows
pendant 10 the form Of 90 EEfp-
lao mummy ssaihsd IN ~rarplnTs
A very brillisn' eafriaE tor s,erlnE
~esf hiss P.Hdsni 90 he sha 70 ~
tssss. the iAs.sl made OF sifinss ei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
EEe 10 Azz0~xN7x1~
H2U9<Y JeA5QI2

that the ankle bulgss and the part
over tho knee II too small---and tho
foot has shrunk TO distressing proper
tlons.
SO II hardly pays TO buy such stock
lnEs. even " the price Is attractive TO
your economical soul. There are no
really good full.fashioned stockings
now a, wartime prices and one
nigh, a. well make up ones mind iG
II and pay the new price for the kind
Of hosiery that will elve good service
And when YOU buy your stockings
make sure Of two or three thing
never mind ,hs salespersons lnsls'
ence that these are size nine-jus'
what you asked for" BE sure that
Tho foot i long enough MANY a size
nine develops into seven and hall
when YOU Try 10 pni yorr foot into u,
N the foot Of the stocking viii fold
around your clenched ns'. toe and