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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
March Appeals
TO Wars Vets

yASIIINGTON.-W Warning against
permanent reduction of the regular
army below 100000 enlisted men il
sounded In tho last annual report of
MAJ Gen. Peytun g March, now re
tired. wartime chief OF staff of ;he
grut The report covers the ~
n.Hths' period preceding tho gem
efaFs retirement from the post OF
,eh .pf OF staff on last July I whom
>,ht was succeeded by General Persh-
inr with Major General Hartford
a. deputy chief of staff
General March declares In his re-
mort that the idea that an army Of
10000 men, the strength now au-
thuazcd by mandate Of congress.
n per cent as much national defense
as force Of 100000 rs q fallacy. &"
"Tue $4,000 men above the 1jO.-
OO1 he says. rs the combat part
In instant readiness to met what
ever emergency may develop. The
reduction TO 10000 will almost an
initiate this force, constantly needed
i'm peace. and providing the lifosnv-
igE first line 10 hold back the enemy
m time of war until the second line
elements of defense are mudlizsd." ."
General March asserts that now
that the war has been won there II
grave danger" that the American
reoula will lose sight OF the form-
ra.o escape from indcscrlbable ca
sanity that ordinarily is the fruit
n mprepBredness" Let II not be
forgotten, he adds that II required II
months for the United states 20 put
an independent army in the field In
France and asks what would have
happened had France required so
fighting unit
And yet we hear" he says "a
million men can spring to arms over
night
Turning TO the question Of univer-
sal military training. the general
says that III that portion of the man
hood Of the nation which would
serve with the Colurs In time OF war
could appreciate what IT, means when
unframed men must be hurried into
battle they probably would vote
overwhelmingly for the training in
time Of peace that would ut them
for their duties In war and would
insure them decent chance for their
ives on tho field of battle.
The unframed men who are
'ylshpd 20 the front in our armies"
he adds. must always pay a fearful
toll in needless loss of life because OF
their lack of training
The former chief of staff reviews
the activities of the army and the
staff during his last year OF servic"
al great length and declares in con-
clusion that the general staff as
row organized under the provisions
Of the act of June 4, 1920 (army re-
organization acD. is functioning
smoothly and with a high degree of
efficiency"
In the face of criticism. unde-
served and unwarranted, he adds,
their work has continued on a hign
plane OF excellence and their morale
has remained mistaken and unir-
paired. They have deserved well OF
their country"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Elizabeth Ann Looks About TOlU11
And She
Says:

am wondering n my readers
know that at any time they may re-
Ceive free expert instruction in the
handling of crcpo papers and all
party needs at the MCGec shop, %
West Third. This is iust one Of the
many service helps Of this shop
ana OF one thing you may be sure
you VIII always find the latest and
smartest I'm party helps OF every
Kind there
A friend just home from the cnst.
said she saw the best looking crmine
wrap, lined with black velvet. and
among many other CNhiliaIntIng
fashion notes, She mentioned the
prevailing preference for metal bro
Cadc evening gowns among New
Workers.
Did you know that tweed suits for
both dress and sports wear are go-
Ing 10 be popular this spring /
found Mr. j. LYMAN, Ladies' Tailor
tn Fashionable Women, 51OR South
Main, showing advance designs and
samples, Just here from the east.
and ! also noticed that he was quot
ing the same low prices he asked
when he Grst came TO Tulsa
Ball fringcs are very much used
ON the imported lingerie that II find
ing It's way into spring trousseauN
II you are going south, going
away. or staying at home---uo mat
ter-yuull feel the same thrill when
YOU see the advance models I'm
spring chapcauN at tho Mann Hat
shop iu the Sinclair building. and
oh, they are all moderately priced.
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TULSA DAILY WORLD. SUNDAY. JANUARY Is. 1922

prime minister by keen observers Of
political developments here
Tho lord chancellor characterized
events at Washington as the "must
amazing ia the worlds history" and
pointed out that not su very long ago
Britain and Europe believed they
risked future war with the United
states. which was bent upon build
ing the greatest navy the world had
ever known. But in moment that
menace disappears Hirkouhcad
said, America has roccdod from
her expressed intention she has pro-
posed to US. to Japan ana tp the
rest OF the world scheme OF mart.
time policy which is consistent with
the security of every one uf u.s.
The lord chancellor declared
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financial experts had failed ln at
tempts Co evolve q workable plan of
obtaining rcparutiuus money from
Germany and declared the scale OF
payment contemplated by high
financial authorities is impossible
'and simply cannot Ice done.
You must make good all the
dcvastatlons ot France and Bclglum'
is the message would sond to GER
many Birkonhoad went ON.
"rbo time has come when We
must cc1st to Do" guided 10y prccou-
coivcd pledges ! say that our most
urgent duty is TO recrcatc Europe.
'it may be- a very good thing 90
make your enemy puy Tor the dam.
lup hp has committed. but DO docs
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Miss Jackson has gone to New
York TO take ADVANTAGE OF making
selections from early Imports for her
Exclusive shop in the Sinclair build
Ing, also in the interest OF hcr Mary
James Chlldren's shop. 10 East
Firth, and her patrons may expect
advance orlginatiuns 20 be arriving
from her personal selection, at a
very early date
The recent tendency 10 give more
Importance To ChlIdTrn's STYLES hns
developed a. much charm, variety
and distinction In the chllI's TroclS
ns there Is i'm the woman. fashion,
always, however. insisting ON the
piquantc touch which H. the nat
urai expression of youth.
We may always begin anticipating
the arrival Of the cleverest Of Dame
Fashions frocks, suits, wraps. hats
ana sports apparel, when am privi-
legged. as now. to say Miss Lehigh
has gone to New York on her regu-
lar buying trip for her Smart Vogue
shop in the New wright building.
\ great many OF the fur coats be-
two furS. | saw such IA smart look
ing one with the blouse part Of one
pclt and the skirt section OF an
other.
"Oh. Helen. must tell you that /
went 20 the bank this morning ana
took all of my old d-fashioned ieWeiry
out of my SAFE deposit box and have
shown II 70 the designer in "a
manufacturing department Of the
Heilbrou Jewelry store 1T second
and Main, and he Is going 30 show
me number OF desisas tomorrow
and by the next time see ..ou |
will he wearing something very
modern in iewelry that has only
cost me Il small sum, as they are
making special prices during Janu-
airy for their manufacturing depart
ment.' / heard this bit OF news at
the movie yesterday.
Holly and all shades nf red con
tinuc In high favor among the
younger set for evening frocks.
As gayly lovely in color as the
plumage OF newly arrived birds from
southern cliwes. are the advance
spring hats one gees at Herold's, 81
West Third.
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Thcy Ind One. Too.

Five-year- Mary Ellen l'kes
the hospital in their square because
when she goes over TO visit the
nurse they always take her around
to see the new babies there. But
recently her visits have been rcwer
than usual as her neNt-door neigh
bor has small incubator which
has been Matching fluffy chickens.
lnterestedly Mary Ellen has been
watching him take them from the
Incubator.
But few days back Mary Ellen
went TO the hospital ana into the
kitchen where they were pacing n
new style ice box. For a little while
she looked at II and then she said 10
one OF the workmen. They always
showed me the babies, but I never
did see the incubator before. In
danapolis News.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Wandering into tho WctzoU cal.
I'IIoH. COS south lloVuu. thIH vcoE.
] found thcw yer. hury showing
frames FOR Christmas PHOTOGRAPHIC.
tud Mt thcru listening. tho rNlntup.
lInuH .ouudcd something like thIn.
Aren't they perfectly stunning 900
ON. Grace dp look ut this adorable
ituWc.' Newer htvo / aocu such
ltimos why T only ,amr tn buy uu
Wd i.w deciding upon thror" THAT
WaS enough I knew 10 would be an
right ip recommend them to my
Iondors only I want go add drop
around before tho oholpr ones arc
guuo.
Iionp earrings ~ WcII ~ the lnnn
diup variety ARE murh sCvu, aud
tn-srl earrings are also very popu
Tar,
Tho purchus. ~ your rru box ~
s'aliouory or cards. selected from
ihat extraordinary showing ut the
Western Bank supply CO., a1l
South Boston viii Doe the beginning
OF an Increased pleasure In lettcr
writing. FOR there IN most certainly
an Innate gptisfuctiun IN the know
Ing that ones stationery II charm
inEly correct
\ great man, gold and silver
,iuilI dresses were worn ~ social
iunct Ions during the holidays, and
I've been reading TINT their popu-
lariiN VIII continue for early south
rrn wear.
For the most delicious Of delicious
homemade caEr.. candies and or
irlull party iiong.. hlo thyselt tu
Mrs prrs Homo shop, GO6 South
Boulder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Charming are the frorks. quits and
wraps one sces M the Suzanne SHup
G0l South Main. tho corner room OF
the Sinclair building dcsgurd us
they are IN host of Individual
styles To meet the varlsa rcpuirr.
mcrts or their patrons.
Russia l. expected 10 have n
married. influence on the coming
ycnr uf fashions. not only IN cm-
bruidcrlcs. but IN lines aud fabrics,
~ well, and the Oriental note l.
again noticeable In colors and de-
sleu-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

I never miss an opportunity to
drop around to the WMh-Over Boot
shop, I13 South Main, for view OF
their display windows ana ana never
disappointed in seeing something at
tructively new, for this Boot shop
features original style expressions
that reflect the latest trends ln foot
wear fashions an prices that are in-
deed moderate.
I'Nc noticed several shoulder capes
az crmine. each having dark fur
collars, one was of mole. another OF
bropdtail and, If I remember cor
rcCtiy, one was Of Sfalskin.
For all foot Nlls. visit pr. stella
HOLE. with the Walk-Oyer Boot
shop. 4l3 south Main. Phone Usage
GS2s
Coat and suit styles are growing
more diversified ~ each week
speeds by.
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had friend write mo the par
iicularr uf the shoe convention hcl,
Ia tbicngO this iasi week and sh,
emphasized very strongly the IN
creased popularity OF the sport,
'hocS IA cHnvn~, buckslin and Heath.
"r. cInni favor being shown those
of strapped or lace models.
A. near oH ! can tell, one Of the
most popular places IN Tulsa n tho
mozzanluo floor az the RoxHli. 413
South Main, about lunch time. Their
good tamales, homemade pies ana
splendid cooking Is surely drawing
the crowd these days
\ rather new feature l. the use Of
wihr lace, thread or metal. Ia bertha
form.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

10 Is ao oaHy 90 relieve yourself o.
ali worry about thieves, rlro and
other disasters by placing your low.
rlrN. valuable pup"rs and family
hoirloums in The mfc deposit vault
of tn" rIrs, National hank al Fourth
aud Main
trrpcs are expected Ia rlrgu In
the SilL family, hat they have been
p" brilliantly developed In varying
W'aNc~ that they represent u wealth
or ncw materials Tor The design ar.
ti-i 20 draw on
II IL mighty Interesting To hear &c
much TAX about a greater Tulsa, IN.
crcdHing prosperity, better business
ana more wonderful homes Rut
did you ever stop 10 think that 1t is
the atmosphere OF the homo thar
holpn TO stimulate all of these, and
that II should bc the first cunsidcva.
ton, taking on now lie by attrac.
tive wall treatment. modern dra.
perier, harmonious furniture ana
hotter rugs. all selected for the par.
,ticulHr room FOR which they are In.
tended by such professional artists
AZ are found at the Darwin studios.
6lO South Boston, where they have
everything with which TO carry out
their attractive plans These AR
tlsts are not amateurs IN this work.
They have had years of study and
actual experience and / say. Tulsa
should be proud OF this convenience
How many of my readers stop To-
realize that genuine Chinese lade
comes In various ColOrsP Onr mny
see II In white, gold. yellow. black.
various shades or green and green
with notified gray.
Lives there a man woman or
child who does not love dogs birds,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

ture is difficult TO find these days.
yet | discovered a collection quito
worth while at Mr. I. B Neveln' \
Home Shup. Twenty and Pc
Orl1 Blrcrts this week. Drive out
some morning. you'll experience q
real treat
Far linrd gloves are having their
own way since the passing of thc
mulf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

is correctly taken care of at moder-
ate prices. and wncre Milady Will
find stationery 20 please her faS.
tidious fancy and whore she VIII
see the unusual for gifts and prizes
with numerous exquisite imports In
yanitIes. costume Jewelry and Il
choice selection Of RoOkwood. 4
shop, my readers. you viii enjoy
dropping IN to see the new arrivals
even when not intending TO buy FOR
YOU are always welcome.
\ smart miss AT the hotel the
other day. wore AN unusual straight
line frock Of poppy colorcd sllk
combined with black satin. Long
peasant sleeves fell slashcd from the
shoulder, while chenille fringe gave
the skirt an uneven hemline.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Change the records and listen that
is an YOU have 90 do when YOU are
playing ratho records on the now
pathc Acfuollr No winding FOR 10
* operated electrically and never
runs down. and Duss no more than
the old style models Drop into the
Exclusive pathc shop, 522 South
Main. aad listen 90 this wonderful
phonOE,aph. You arc always vol
come
II T. said thut glittrring hucklcs.
added height 10 French heels aud
sports shoes TO y" worn all day long
except at suDini functions, We're
much In evidence at the shoe CON
,cntiun, hcld In Chicago this pust
week.
Chinese Rugs I'm assorted Sizes ana
rulurs direct from the looms In
china. are ON exhibition and for sale
down ut the Oriental Fine Arts Shup
no zoos South Main street Those o
nay readers who contemplate refur-
nishInE their home or are building
a new one, would do well To see thil
collection ~ the most exquisite"
Chinese oriental Rugs I have ever
seen. The prices. ! ann told hy the
prupriotors of this shop. are now a.
the most favOraplo figure on" can
over hope To obtain.
\ mole cnuc worn az the thratcr
one night this week, was mudc skirt
lrpEth ana Ind a iittcd shoulder
woke and small collar of gray FOX
In my wanderinFs In and out OF
the shops Ia search 81 smnrt frocks,
W., ,1,.,..,,,,'. A., Il, rrfrasbiro =,
H., 49,, ,I,a go,a,o shor - Eas,
I.tgib tn ,ha at3rl,Ir huit6inp where
ia, ,lWava i,,,.roatad In listening TO
pearl Gayoic and Hazel Wnklns
toltiu,, th,Ir untrous OF what liz new
I'm ordinations and usually I get 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

\ Jade chiffon evening gown worn
with white satin slipper, and white
stockings had two large white velvet
pOppics at the wHistlinc.
Herold's, q West Third. is The
place TO look for real bargain IN a
sfnart suit. frock. wrap or sports
apparel. Each garment being absp-
lutoly now this season, adds interest
to this special offering. | do hpie
you drop In this week before the
beat models are gone.
For formal afternoon wear moth
ing II In better taste than steel
buckled Latent leather or satin
pumps.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

We hear ana talk lot about sales and special prices
this time year but It Is often have OPP
portunity 10 select most any article I'm Miss jacksous
Exclusive shop I'm the Sinclair building greatly reduced
prices but such viii be privilege this coming week,
beginning tomorrow morning Everything Win bo sp'-
claly priced and real regular bargain awaits tnpsc
who Interested In the charming uuderthIuE- car
red by this Exclusive STOP will leave several other
little surprises greet when drop IN this week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

on. for something different q
Jolly place to go. where they serve
the best meals you over. ever tasted.
have IT, Morgan Inn. ON the Grams
River Phone or telegraph Sulina
or write Tlp. Ok,A. for reservation.
or drive over Cor sunday dinuey.
DcCidcdly. IN looking backward
over the fashion pages Of past sea o.
sous, one d"Gidc- tlmt the fashions
OF today are best, aud wc are con-
tent.
A. spur 20 social success. "a.
companions for any occasion from
the shopping hours 20 the afternoon
bridge, dinner dance or County club
Affairs, tho ucW trockg ana sports
apparel. a. shown al The Demprp9f
sos south Main, are inspirations
worth while.
Knitted costumes are especially
prominent in notes aud skctrhr- Sl
,pnrts apparel from Par, and Lon.
don.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Clark Flower shop, 3ll East Thir-
teenth, is capable Of helping you
with your floral decorations Re.
gdrdless Of your order being large
or small you are assured an efficient
service AT this popular Flower shop
Paisley continues to be worn
everywhere, more or less.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

ground Of difference with that grca,
nation.
our next task would be to ad.
dress ourselves 10 tho restoration u
Europe and the recreation OF itt
trade and Industry"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

The joy Of walking aud standing.
the youthful stride and graceful car
riage, the ability TO smile and mean
it--aIl are dependent. 10 certain
degree, upon the comfort and smart
noss OF the shoes you are wearing.
a happy combination TO be desired
and at once recognized In the foot
wear one scos AT ANns BoOterie,
AS South Main.
Metal girdlcs are not only shown
with light crepe drc-Se, for Palm
tcnsiVCly on frOcks and coats.
when Mrs Wciuborger first told
mo she intended moving her Modist"
Shop from Gil south Main TO 1879
South Galveston, / said on, my.
VIII your patrons go thar far2 Wen.
she moved. and Yesterday ! visited
her bungalow shop, and I'm telling
YOU | never found her more rushed
'Why uot1' sald Mrs Wcinherpor.
I'm giving them the same artistic
work, yes even better and prices
are much more reasonable with this
cheaper rent" Enough said.
The al white gown has been much,
IN evidence for evening wear lately
aud with hut few exceptions ankle
lengths have been favored.
Metallic and plain hemsitohIng
beautifully done at reasonable prices
az the Lower Millinery, ~ West
F!fth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

The modern corset
with its delicate ira
Cerics OF brocade,
ribbon and lace. Is A
luxurious ar m G n /
Indeed, and when you
have such models as
Madam Grace, Grace
full Stouts, Treo Elias
tic, Red Fern and
Warner. shown and
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those seeking something different"
The spring mood must be- gay and
the printed and figured effect, IN
silks and cotton intended for this
season seem to hnvc been originated
to express thl, spirit.
Mrs Leachman is giving a. her
Hair and Beauty shop. n East Flith
street expert scalp treatments with
wonderful results. II your hair is
dull falling out, or if you are trou-
blcd with dandruff you should not
fail 10 drop around and get details
o. this new scalp treatment
Some "f the Paris millincr> are
linking the trimming OF the hat
with that OF the gown. The Use OF
ribbons ana Flowers In garndurcs
making this n most effective fashion,
How refreshed YOU feel and Oh,
how much lovolier sou look after
an inyig0rating Electro Hydrp-Ther-
dpy treatment by Dr r. =. EhDse,
u East Filth street, who believes
in giving the exact troatmDSt tor
each particular need. II you are
tired, feel cold coming on, you are
too stout or too thin. DR. Rhose
knows what IL needed 20 bring abou.
the desired results. Drop in 'pr
consultation. there will be- mo- Churga.
saw "A smart pair Ot whitc glOy's
without embroidery. but beside the
contrasting more lining, had bead
tasscl at each wrist.
We are having one wonderful
Clean Up Sale, offering the remain
der Of our winter truCks suite ana
wraps at the most smashing
prices said the young LADY at
DeWi,ts, ago South Main. when
'breczed in for fashion news 70
tell You
knslIa In high shades J. again a
great inNoritc for sports wear.
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Restoration OfEurope
BigPrOblemfOr World
Says Lord Birkenhead

LONDON.--With tho Irish prob
lem practically settled and fear Of
lufther disasters made negligible
by the Washington arms limitation
conference, the task now facing the
British empire Is the restoration OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Flowers are the
sunshine and the
welcome smile OF
every social Oc-
Cdsion. Naturally
a florist who
keeps in touch
with new ideas,
and studies color
schemes az does
Mr.. Clark Of IN q
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I-sIinI Gnnll Innl,

Bil--Luoks like the hunting sea
son won Il be n good one.
Phil-ics. Jones writes from the
Adirondacks that they shot a guide
the first day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

\ hydraulic stretching machine
has been developed In England FOR
flattouiuE steel plutoE up to l5 feet
iu longth Instead uf rolling them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Europe, Lord Chancellor Birkcuhead
declared, ia an address to the Nu-
uonal Association uf Manufacturers
Birkenhead is one Of the three big
men In the present British govern
mcnt and Is looked upon as the next
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

\ piece % am
liuuo furniture"
here and there
ven In u O.
most luxurious
pf homes gives
g. ~ atmosphere
~ oldtimc dig
nifty and hoUi-
ness. But real
uutidIe I tirui
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profitahIc Interference

Always mind your own business. 4"
@ys writer. 1t doesn't pay to get
,nlNed up in other peoples quarrels." ="
nonsense That's how the lawyer
makes his living.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Ethel-Who was that new gir,
taw you with last niRht2
JaCk-That wasn't new girl.
That was my old girl painted over.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

/ am pleased for
every opportunity
which permits me
to tell you of that
clever Art Graft
shop, 522 South
Main. where every
type OF engraving
and nOnOgraming
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Il looks 20 me ns
though lt is going 10
be "a long. long time
before Mllady has
another opportunity
TO roploniEh her sii-
ser service. or o
buy % service com
plofc. 90 Indulge lp
chat b.t of jew
rIrv be ha "a
j wanted for ever
so long on 10
treat herself 90 %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

, flshmonger-Fresh. why ma'am,
.l'ai tish brcathed its last when II
saw Yer coming!
,uTomer tsniifing) And wot a
breath II had!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15

Beauty parlYr- over Lauu-Isa
There IL the clcScrc~t nrW bi., iup
boot for thi- season which inns th.
nuNCity of having n llttlc pocket on
tlr inside pi the bOoi iui briOw the
Knee To hold the powder pun.