davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20

July ~. 1921.
Board Of Supervisors
r.aant 20 adjournment.
called TO order by Chair
S.-fnherger. Roll call by
IN members present. Min
urevi0us meeting read
4. approved.
Ordinance No. /.
,.,,tag certain territory
~ town Of Pennington, IN
rnnty. Wisconsin, and at
go the same TO the town Of
dsnl-
r. County Board of Super
~ the County Of Villas do
a- as follows:
s.r /. That the following
7.H territory. being a part
- Town Of Pennington. in
County. Wisconsin. to-wit:
~ section No. One CD IN
shir number Forty CiO)
m Of Range number Nine t9)
10 Is hereby detached from the
80 of Pennington and Is at
..Ea.4 rr and made a part of the
1T Cloyerland.
SETON 2 Il Is hereby ordered
- the Town Boards of the
r If Pennington and Of the
af CI6gerland shall meet in
-r session II the Town Hall in
A. Village Of Eagle River. in
ss County. Wisconsin. on the
-t lzy II July. 1921. at , o'clock
IT, afternoon Of said day and
rt.5n and prO-rate the credits
tta Liabilities Of said Towns
..sz-n the Town of Pennington
"a the Town Of ClOverland as
r.slri by law.
Sgti6a 3. The County Clerk
Ell immediately after the pas
a OF the Ordinance. cause a
= and record thereof 10 be
se specifying the names and
rdaries 0f the Towns affected
this Ordinance and as changed
hereby. which plat and record
ta.l b. kept in the office Of such
Lsrk as provided by law.
The County Clerk shall imme-
a.eIy cause this ordinance 10 be
bished IN one or more Of the
sararsrs published in this
sanity; and such Clerk shall pro-
-re and distribute copies of such
rarers 20 the several Town
Clerks who shall file the same in
.heir respective offices. The
lrrty Clerk shall send TO the
secretary Of State a certified copy
e the ordinance.
The County Clerk shall furnish
Do the Assessor Of Incomes a copy
g this Ordinance.
section 4. This Ordinance shall
nae effect and be in force from
-l after its passage and publi-
anon.
Introduced and passed this 18th
g Of Juy. 1921.
NARY HOUG. County Clerk.
LlEtersigned
Wa. SATENBERGER.
Chairman Of the County
lui rf Supervisors.
Eaee,s for 10 minutes.
Petition.
TO tb- honorable, the County
a-n % Supervisors Of Villas
l,g Wisconsin.
july y. 1921.
l=ll.eman.-
The Petition of the under
a-i Town H0ar,l of Supervisors
tle Town Of Flambeau, res
TtiuI.y represents that on the
O. Jag 81 April. 1921, at the
s.-.-r annual Town Meeting of
Luan. the electors thereof
-7l t1 construct a bridge lying
y Nlthin said town of Flam-
% over and across Spring
.i.ek in Section thirty GOD of
aas1ip Forty 40) North of
--se Five 60 East, that at the
- due provision was made for
l-ymeHt by said Town of
4."au nf the proportion of the
oi constructing of such
te required by law TO be paid
.le Town. tO-wit: By the
s-s Il a tax and apprOpriat-
lae same for the purpose of
..ueting such bridge in one
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Federal Aid Highway Projects.
General Claims.

To the County Board of Super
visors of Villas County, Wiscon-
sin. Gentlemen:-
Your committee to whom was
referred sundry claims against
Villas County, filed in the office of
the County Clerk, beg leave to
report that we have examined
said claims and recommend they
be allowed or disallowed in full
or in part as set forth in the
schedule hereto attached.
FRANK HALL,
Supervisor.
X. MARTIN THOMPSON.
Supervisor.
GEO. c. DOBBS.
Supervisor.
JOHN +. HANSON,
Supervisor.
o. +. BOWEN,
Supervisor.
JOHN BENSON,
Supervisor.
VIM. SELVES,
Supervisor.
VIM. SALTENBERGER,
Supervisor.
J. III. HUNTER,
Supervisor.
j. NJ. SWEET
Supervisor.
FRED MELOY,
Supervisor.
FRANK LAUNDRIE,
Supervisor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Eagle River, Wisconsin

July II, I9ZI.
To the County Board of Super
visors of Villas County. Wisconsin.
Gentlemen
Your Committee 10 whom was
referred claims for Illegal Taxes
against Villas County, beg leave
10 report that we have examined
said claims and recommend they
be allowed as set forth in the
schedule below.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Resolution No. l.

Resolution No. offered by
Supervisor VIM. Selves.
WHEREAS the Town of Flam-
beau has voted 10 build and TO
construct a Bridge over and
across Spring Greek in Section 80
Township 80 Range East, in
sand Town of Flambeau, ut an
estimated cost of Nine Hundred
Dollars. and has provided by a tax
levy sufficient funds to provide
for the payment of it's one-half
share of the cost of said bridge,
tO-wit: of the sum of Four Hun
dred fifty (S450. O0 Dollars; and
has petitioned this Board and
asked that Villas County make n
levy and an appropriation of the
sum of Four Hundred Fifty
t$450 .00) Dollars to provide for
the County's one-half share of
the cost of constructing said
bridge.
Now therefore be it resolved by
the County Board of Supervisors
of Villas County, Ihat there is
hereby levied upon all of the
taxable property of Villas County
a tax sufficient TO take care of it's
One-half share. or the sum of
Four Hundred Fifty (S450. OO)
Dollars and the same is hereby APP
pOrpriated to pay for the build
Of said bridge. or so much thereof
as may be necessary and required
for that purpose.
Dated July 18th, 1921.
Signed. VIM. SELVES. Super
visor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-07-20
Ii Board Proceedings

Eagle River. Wisconsin.
July y. 1921.
Board Of Supervisors
-.usnt 20 adjournment.
called 10 order by Chair
S,r-rnberger. Roll call by
IN members present. Min
nmvious meeting read
n approved
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Toilet Needs

Toilet Needs
 Palm Olive soap
 6 for 4OL Kolynos toothpaste and Woodbury's soap-3 for soc DjerKiss talcum and Resinol soap 3 for 55c Pebeco toothpaste, Mulsi- fled Cocoanut oil and Pep sodent toothpaste- 3 for $1 DjerKiss face powder
 4Oc Good toc3hbrushes-
 2 for 25c White celluloid dressing combs 45c Umbrellas
 for women, good cover, strong frame, short handle
 95c hdilukCICll1ClS
 Women nice white cam bric and embroidered cor ner- 11c Mems plain white cam brio, good size Sc Women's shee white cot ton 7c Silk gloves
 in 16-button length, dou- ble fngertips, lustrous, white only $1.19 White chamoisette
 gloves in 2-clasp style, white, washable,- 79c Vests and bodices
 for women, light cotton, nice texture, regular and special sizes 29c Girls stockings.
 Mercerised lisle, black, sizes 6 to S1LA- 35c Lightweight cotton, sub ject to slight imperfections, black or brown 15c Wonderful ribbons.
 A very gem of beauty and value among the specials of Suburban Day !
 Fail1e and satin ribbons, moire and two-toned rib 5ons. Lovely shades and wonderful qualities. For camisoles and for sashes. 51a to II inches wide 69c Plaid and satin and moire ribbons, beautiful shades, 512 and 6 inches wide 49c Wash ribbon, No. 1, pink blue and white-per piece
 65c Wash Goods. .. Dress ginghams, 27 inch, short lengths 15c Bates 32-inch ginghams, plaids and plain Pic Percales in many good pat terms, lengths of 2 to 10 yds.-
 15c Checked dress ginghams, blues and blacks f7c Juvenile suiting in good plain colors, 32 inch Pie Kimono crepe, pleasing de- signs and colors- 19c Lingerie crepe in flesh and deeper pink 25c Madras shirting and waist ing in good stripes 25c Linen-finish suitings> liked g inch 25c Figured voiles, pretty flow CTS upon light ground 29c Lingerie null, special fine siIk-and-cotton fabric, makes delightful camsoles and other Ingerie- 39c Dark voiles and light, splen- did quality, many patterns
 59c Beach cloth in plain colors, sturdy and good looking-35c Vacuum bOttfe-75c
 Pint vacuum bottle that will keep liquids either hot or cold for hours. Good strong con- tainer, convenient shape-55c
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Bedroom rugs.

in special smooth finish Durable and easily swept, attractive patterns in green tan blue and other shades. 9 by 12 feet $12.5O For fancywork.
 BUCILLA packages all ready for embroidering, new designs in dresses and rompers, handsome scarfs and pillows and centers. Each complete with ma terials for finishing
 HALF PRICE
 CRETONNE and linen finish centers with trim ming of lace 59c
 FINE SILK for sweaters, glowing colors, on spools-
 79c
 TIE SILK of luster and beauty and fine texture, many rich colors,- 59c Boys sport suits
 of heavy khaki, knickers and blouse of good roomy well-ftting style, sizes 6 to 16- $1.95 Boys overa1ls
 of blue denim or khaki, fine for playtime, sizes 4 to 14- 45c Boys blouses
 in a number of patterns and colors and fabrics, not perfect but with few hurts to impair their good appear ance or real service 45c Boys trousers
 Good woolen mixtures and serge in plain blue, well sizes ' to 18- $2.25 Boys wash suits
 in broken sizes and only one or two of a pattern, middy and belted and Oliver twist models, sizes 3 to g.
 95c White trousers.
 for boys to wear with their middy blouses, some in long sailor fashion, all of good washable fabrics, sizes 21A to g. 45c Mems sweaters
 Good heavy Shaker-knit sweaters with roll collar, dark brown, roomy pockets, sizes 3S to 42- $5.9O Baseball gloves that are new in model and fine in quality, .Fielders' gloves, all leather, welted seams, leather lining $2.9O Women's stockings.
 Silk with lisle top and sole, with small hurts, white brown and black S1.19 Mercerized hsle, light weight, black white and cor dovan- 19c Mems furnishings.
 Negligee shirts, famous 1orke make, new tasteful pat terms S1.45 Silk socks with lisle top and sole.- 45cI Dark silk four-in-hand ties, figures and stripes 59c Black cotton medium weight socks 19c Balbriggan lightweight un- derwear- Csc Stone crooks
 Stoneware. crooks for pre- serving, eggs pickles and many other goodies. In sizes from one-gallon to great big fellows that hold 12 gallons-per gal lon 40c TumblerS-65c
 Blown glass tumblers, straight side, clear attractive glass and good weight - per dozen 65cl
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Women's Spring wraps--$1E

graceful distinctive wraps.
 Rich shades of black and of reindeer, of tan.
 Among sports coats, splendid polo coats-and handsome mixtures in belt ed models.
 Wraps are of fine trico- tine and velour $15 Good stories -39c.
 Books of adventure and excitement, tales of the West and of the War, stor- ies by Cobb and Mac Cutcheon and Parker and Holman Day and Baronesse Huard- 39c For your letters
 Crystal linen stationery for particular letters, pink or white, AS sheets paper and AS envelopes 49c
 Irvington lawn, special boxe of envelopes, 3 pack ages ZIG Weekend suitcase -$2.95
 Black enamel special suit case for weekend visits. Light strong and good-look- ing, has cretonne lining with pockets. Nineteen inches long, 13 inches wide, 51a inches deep $2.95 Couch hammock-$18 Special heavy canvas with a roIledge mattress which is notably soft and comfort table, reversible windshield, stout chains, very staunch all through SIS Mating suitcase-$2.25
 Light roomy suitcase cov- cred with straw mating, strong and serviceable, staunch lock and catches
 $2.25 Tapestry
 for covering furniture, extra heavy, fine Oriental patterns and colorings, 50 inches wide $5 Portieres
 of handsome firm tapestry, rose green red and tan shades, of beauty and ser vice S1O Scrim curtains
 with center valance and finished with hemstitching, fine weave $L15 Linens & Towels.
 Mercerised 64-inch damask - 59c
 Union 7O-inch damask-S1.95
 Linen damask, 70 inch-$2.50
 Pattern tablescloths of mer- cerized damask, 70 inch S3
 Hemmed huck towels 19c
 Barbers' hemmed huck tow els-per dozen S1.19
 Turkish towels, bleached- , 19c
 Colored border special Turk ish towels 45c
 A1l-linen bleached crash, IS inch 25c
 Glass toweling, blue striped .- f21ac Unbleached crash toweling- g- 1Oc Kitchen helps
 A gas oven of good size with solid door, fits top of practical 1y any gas or oil stove S3.75
 Food chopper of strength and simple design, cuts food into wanted size quickly S1.25
 Brooms, not too heavy, 4 string 45c Aluminium frying pans, 7I inch size, sheet aluminium of good thickness 49c A NH DDO =
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23

faced, handsome patterns in good colors- 59c Fancy scrims
 in white and colors, good Openwork border designs
 19c Netquisette and
 Marquisette for curtains, lengths of 10 to 20 yards--39c Tasteful jewelry.
 Makers sample of rings, gold-flled and sterling sil- yer, many pretty patterns
 59c 6 95c Pearl necklaces, French filled pearls, graduated in size, 24 inches long 95c Dorine boxes, attractive metal in pleasing shapes $1.29 Alarm clocks
 of good strong nickeled case and with guaranteed movement $1.19 Bread trays
 of silverplate in new pleasing designs, staunch base and heavy plating of silver $1.95 Pilgrim bags,
 a pretty new bag of suede leather in good colors-$1.9 .95 Seasonable silks.
 Canton crepe, brilliant lustre, good colors- $2.15 Striped taffeta, nice qual- ity, yard wide $1.45 Black taffeta, supple and strong, yard wide $1.39 Crepe de chine, good light and dark colors,- $1.1O Pongee of pure silk, na- tural color 60c Good dress fabrics.
 Navy blue all-wool serge, 54 inches wide, nice weight $1.19 Plaids in good eombina- tions, 54 inch,- $1.65 Tricotine of splendid sur face and of pure wool, pleas ing shade of navy blue-$2.5O Plaids and checks for children's wear, mixed cot ton and wool, bright and pleasing $l PetticoatS
 of Burton taffeta Ia lustrous firm cotton taeta in good coll ors and in lowered patterns
 S1.29' Pretty nightgowns
 of lowered pink batiste;
 and pink bloomers in spe-
 cial sizes;
 and muslin pettcoats with
 deep flounce- SSc Children's dresses Chambray and fancy plaids, fancy stitching and white col lar and cuffs, sizes 12 to 16-l
 s2.50 Boomer dresses of plain hued attractive chambray,w white trimming, sizes 2 to G. S1.25 Billie Burke pajamas for children, drop seat, sizes 4 to i2- 69c | Princess slips, white muslin, sizes 4 to 14- 69c White rompers with trim ming in color, poplin or rep, sizes ? to + 79c COrSetS-79c
 Elastic-top corsets in sizes 19 to 2S. Long hip or medium bust and hip, either white or flesh fabric 79c Medium-low bust corsets of fine fesh-hued brocade, extra long hip with broad elastic at back, six hose supporters, sizes g to 31- S2.50
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Play wagons

wherever Boy lives
 - Regular express style, strongly built $2.5O
 Farm style, extra strong, has removable sides $8.75
 SEE-SAWS for play ground, 612 feet long, com fortable seats, $3.75 Mems suits -S23.75
 Worsted suits of gray or brown effect, great suits for service, single or double breasted styles. Gathering of many sorts in broken sizes but all sizes from 34 to 46 included. Some are Kup- penheimer suits $23.75 Straw hats-$1.85
 Mems plain or saw-edge straw hats, good shapes, stylish bleached or un- bleached straw, not imper- feet but regular first qual- ity- $1.S5 Mems trousers
 of wool mixtures and worsteds and moleskins, specially adapted for hard sevice, good dark patterns
 $2.95 Mems overa1s
 blue or white denim, sizes 36 to A, made by the Can Hipum overall factory-95c Mems raincoats
 with buckle front and double back, eemented seams, waterproof, good tan color $2.95 Women's suits $11.50
 Jersey suits in Tuxedo and notched effects, heather mixtures and good shades of blue tan brown and black
 $11.5O Jersey suits $15
 Worsted jersey of best quality, made into hand some suits that will give full service. Don't rinple, al- service. Don't rumple, al Heather mixtures, black, good colors. Sizes 16 to A. A $15 Wonder dresses -$15
 Brilliant 2 a t h e in g dresses, many colors, many combinations.
 Georgette and lace and satin and taffeta-
 Fringed and bead-trim- med and embroidered; dis tinctive and beautiful Sizes Is to A. $15 Fruit of the Loon1-121ac.
 Heading fine list of cotton piece goods, this staple cotton. Fruit of the Loom, yard wide, not over 10 yds- to a person at
 121ac Lockwood muslin, lengths of 3 to 20 yds- 121ac Heavy unbleached sheeting, 70 inch f21ac Yardwide unbleached mus lin Sc Pillow tubing, 45 inch 39e Bleached S4-inch sheeting, heavv- A5c Pillowcases, standard makes, 45 by 36 or 45 by 3S 1-2,- 41c Bleached sheets, St by 90, standard muslin 95c Pequot bleached S1 by 90 sheets S1.6O Bedspreads, hemmed cro- chet- S2.50 Summer comfortables silko- lene covering S3.5O Science
 fireIeSS cooker-S32
 A scientific staunch and test ed f1reless cooker, two wells, complete equipment for ser vice S32
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23

Voile waists .69

Voile waists $1.69
 White or pink voiIe of good quality, pretty styles and several of them, tucked and lace trimmed $1.69 Georgette blouses
 and waists and sweet lit tie blouses of tricolette, de- ightful colors, tasteful deco ration,- $3.85 Novel sweaters
 for women, coat style and blouse style. Bright or quiet colors, fine soft pleas ing yarn, unique effects $2.45 Dress trimmings
 and medallions in hun dreds of short pieces and single unit lots, spangled beaded embroidered! Fine imported novelties 1Oc to $1 Vestees
 with cuffs, handsome lot, pique net and organdy, white and attractive col ors- 89c Venise bands
 for trimming organdy and voile dresses, 3 and 4 inches wide 45c Fi1et lace
 edges and bands in white and cream, 3 to ' inches wide 25c Special notions.
 Coats thread, 1O0c yds- 4c 46c dog Mercerised thread, 100 yds,- 4c Crochet cotton, white and colors- Sc Dexter knitting cotton
 Sc Darning cotton, fast black,-4c 3 for 1Oc Hair nets, cap shaped, human hair-6c 65c dog Fringed and cap shade hairnets, selected hair-1Oc
 8 for 25c Bias lawn seam tape, 6 yds- Sc Embroidered edging, 3 yd pieces Sc Basting thread, 200 yds,-
 5c
 Safety pins, nickeled, 3 sizes on card Sc Kitchen aprons, rubber ized.- 29c Hose supporters, sewon style- 15c Dust caps, white or col ors- Sc White fancy cottOns.
 Madras shirting and waist ing, yard wide 15c Fancy wasting, yard wide . Null and nainsook, special fine degree 2oc Gabardine for skirts, lengths of 5 to 15 yards 2Oc Voile of excellent quality. lengths of 2 to 10 yards 15c Tea Coffee
 or Cocoa-2Sc.
 One pound of Howco Crown coffee.
 Or One pound of Howco tea, black mixed or pekoe. Or One pound Howco Cocoa, rich and full favored 2Sc Three pounds in any combi- nation you may wish soc Girls hats Clever poke and mushroom as well as sailor shapes, white and pleasing colors and de- handed blac. Number of two color combinations too-S2.15 Little turbans and poke hats and mushroom affairs for Tiny | Tots of 2 to 5, colors and white |
 800 and a-2Ol
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23
Women's shoes-$2.3

Women's shoes Brown and black kid OK lords, leather French heels, ]: nearly all with Goodyear ] welted soles- $2.35 | 'Women's shoes -$2.85 White Nubuck tongue pumps and white canvas l plain oxfords, military l heels $2.S5 ! Women's tan oxfords-$5
 Handsome and smart OK i lords of fine tan calfskin, all E sizes in widths B c and D, l military heels $5 ]. Beauty slippers -$1.35 Unique and fine slippers ] for negigee wear. Pearl ] gray and taupe and fawn shades, of staunch fine cravenette cloth, with soft i! padded sole $1.35 i Children's play shoes.
 Oxfords of playtime sort, i stout chrome leather, three i! size ranges from babies size ! ) to -children's size 11L5-
 $1.5O $1.75 $2 Boys shoes -$4
 Tan butchers with com fortable broad toe, good stout shoes to give service, sizes 211a to 51g- $4 Mems shoes-$4
 Brown elk butchers with welted soles, great shoes for service in garden or at fac tory, sizes 8 to 12- S4 Mems shoes -$5
 Dandy tan shoes, new ball-strap styles and good English and brogue lasts, all low cut and right in tune with season. $5 Mems shoes -$5.75
 Regulation laced shoes of , splendid quality and care ful workmanship, tan ma hogany calfskn, English style or butcher cut $5.75 Felt base flooring.
 Rugs in mating and hardwood patterns, fine eff fects:-
 9 by 12 feet $7.50 71a by g and g by g -$5.5O
 In yard width, good fig ured and hardwood pat terms, excellent range of !. colors-per yard 39c Rag rugs.
 Bright and clear in color, excellent in pattern, very durable, washable. Made from new cotton rags and woven with great firmness: { 24 by 36 inches $1 27 by 54 & 30 by 70 in. $1.75 Brussels rugs.
 Handsome seamless rugs of Brussels weave, heavy and staunch and of great ]. durability, good Oriental . and small patterns. 9 by 12 feet $18.5O DinnerSet~S5
 Just-arrived dinnerware in : the new composition to serve 6I : persons. 29 pieces in all Good American ware in taste fu1 decoration S5
 Salad and cake sets of Jap- anese china, hand decorated, nice quality $4.25 Women'S millinery
 Sport and trimmed hats, bright hues and quiet shades, many shapes and materials
 S4.S5 :- Trimmed and untrimmed hats, a sparkling lot of odds .and ends S1
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-23

Monday, May 23, 1921.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-28
Says Americans
Should Rejoice

Washington, Dec. 28.-"Christmas
is time of rejoicing; New Years
is day of hope" Vice President
Coolidge said in holiday message to
Americans made public yesterday.
''If there are any who have cause
to rejoice, they the American people.
Their domestic conditions, their
international relations surpass those
of any other land" Mr.. Coolidge's
Christmas announcement continued.
There are great burdens to be borne
but the power to bear them Is greater
still. There ae thanks to be offer
ed, both for what we have and what
we are. There is a justifiable faith
in the American people. They rise
to emergencies, they meet their OBJ
legations; they go toward.
"The expression of their hope is
not vain, it is warranted. Whatever
else has happened, America has not
failed"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-28

rights at that institution in cases
where the wife S;as more than so
years of age and had been married
to the old soldier prior to 1905.
But a new complication came up
when one of the old resident at the
institution and one of the widows
who had acquired the right in the
home, decided to marry.
The management of the home call
ed upon the attorney general for a
construction as to her nights under
the law. The holding is that the
spirit as well as the letter of the law
should be considered and that so long
as the woman had acquired legal
rights prior to her marriage, there
should not be any discrimination
from the fact that she had married
an old soldier since 1905.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-12-28
Woman A Victim
Of Style Makers

New York, Dec. 24.-Responsib
ity for women's immodesty in dress
has been placed squarely an mans
cupidity by Bishop Alma White, head
Of the Pillar of Fire denomination.
She told Brooklyn congregation
that all the low necked and sleeve
less gowns, the short skirts and gau-
zy stockings were outgrowths of
mans schemes for gain.
For selfish and mercenary pur-
poses she declared man had forced
women out half clad before the pub
lie gaze to become the object of un-
kind remarks and criticisms.
The barred neck she asserted was
nothing less than trick of the fur
rier and the jeweler. The length of
the skirt the amount of material to
be used in her gowns whether her
neck should be bare or her sleeves
long were subjects women never was
consulted about, she declared.