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The Washington times., 1910-06-25
BREWERY DRIVERS
THREATEN STRIKE
Demand Made by Wagon
Men and BottlerS of Out
of-Town Concerns.

Unless the out-of-town breweries con-
ducting bottling establishments in
Washington grant a request of their
wagon drivers for more pay and fewer
hours. drivers and the men employed in
bottling the beer declare a strike VIII
be called. More than 100 men viii be
affected If this strike is called. but Of
ficers of the Brewery Workers Union
are of the opinion that their request
will he granted and strike will not be
necessary.
The beer wagon drivers have been re
ceiving from SO 50 10 $1150 a week in
addition to commission on sales. and
have been working on an average of
twelve hours day. In their PROPOSE
ton TO the breweries employing them,
they ask for Sl3 a week salary and a
ter-hour work day. They also want
contracts for four years instead of five
years.
John Bender president of the Brew
cry wagon Drivers Union. said today
the demand is reasonable and unless the
hreweries comply with IL by next Tues
day TIE strike viii be called.
In t2e event the strike is called the
men working as b)ttlers viii be re-
CURED to ''Iuit" QUO Of sympathy, but
the drivers working for the local brew
cries Will not be affected They have
lust signed contracts with their resDec-
tive breweries for a period Of five years.
There are four OUt-Uf-tOwn breweries
with branch establishments IN Washing
ton. employing about fifty drivers.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

Tllaston Terrace-The Eilaston Terrace In
pToyement Company TO Herman Z. Burgess
lots II and IS, block ?, so.
Chichester-5Ohn B. Harreli et TX 70 Louis
5 Hill. lot A., square $50, SO
Pinehurst-Pinehurst Park Company TO Frank
T. Stone. lot 5. block 4. 500.
kosciusk0 Place-JOseph Waller ct TX TO
Carl Waller. lots and s, block g. SO.
west Woodridge-Wi iliam r. Coon Il TX. 70
Maud E Under. part lot J. square lZsg SO
Woodridge-H 81. Soule ct viz, John H.
70 Maud + Linder. lot % square $3.50, SO
Cleveland Park-D. Cornelius Eiker 10 south
Boston Realty Company. lot 81. square
zo55. SO South Boston Realty Company
10 Flora de Beque Borrower. same prop
erty. SO
Ren0-James 3. Weime ret ux. % Lucinda
IT + Harper, lot 20 square 1s4s. SO
y. p Richard Ware. lots 2. ~ .. block
Poor Toms Last shift-saran E. Waite TO
West Woodridge-Omar 7 NIgf Ct TX 70
James W sad Bertha c. Byier. lot q.
Barry Farm-81ason n Richardson a. al
trustees, to Cora G. Wilkinson. lot p
Gsrheld-Brainard II. Warner e ux. 70 Alice
T. HAYES. lot ~. SO
barry tarnn-Cora c. WiIkerson et al 20
Henry r, Webb and william T. Ander-
son. trustees. lot S. block s. s.
BrightnEood Park-LsEyis N. Simpson er ny
70 Thomas z PARCEL. lot g. block s. so
Uniontown-George S. King to Henry J. and
Emma V Wedding. lot $50. square $50 SO
University hts-Valter H Acker. trlls-
Tee. 20 George y Aezer. part lots 20 and
Al. block s. 500.
Georgia avenue northWest-washinEtO and
Mary land Realty Company % J. Ross Mi
ler. lots 3 s. Il =. y. a. and IS. square
$50. and part OF Girls Portion SO
Garhe-d--Charles .BInngsley e. ux % Rob
ert n Rutherford. lot 1s3. SO.
Argyle CoWI and Lorn-Josephlne Kerr 70
AloDZO o Bliss. part lot Z SO
FOrL Saratoga Addition 10 Br0okIand-C5eorze
II. LescaIlett e. TX. % Laura T. Hassel-
bach. LOT IS block g.. $40
Coleman Park-Charles l. Fraiiey e Al
trustees 20 Jesse r. stone. lot q. SO.
Cleveland Helglts-AElericau Security and
Trust Company % Peter Bisset. ioc T.
block 4 $500.
PadsEorth-Frauk A. Jones e. Tx. % John
". Crown. lot s.. square ESQ. SO
South Brookland-AiarEaret s. Potter % Es-
sic 9. Davidson. lot j.. block s. SO
Chichester-Josiah & Sto6dard e Al. re-
ceivers. 20 George H Malone. lot IS.
square 5753 s325.
Saurs Addi-fon-Frank u. Conner aet TX. 70
Harriet 7. Gait. lot 81, square g706 s., 500
Chevy Chsse-FTirz A Mueller ~ uK- 10 FuI-
ton r Gordon, lots Is and T. square ISIS
SO
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viz. Edmund l. 70 George c. GertmRn. part
original lot 3. square s76. $40.
901 + street southeast-Arthur F. Wood =
Ellen +. Paine. lot ~, square $40. s.. SOC.
Hickman street southeast. between First and
Second streets-Sabella Is. B. Taylor %
William J. Johnson. lots g. "a. and 50,
square 73s. $40. william J. Johnson %
Leopold Luchs. lots "A and 8. square 75S.
$40
street southeast, between First and Sec
ond streets-Ella Cross 20 Abraham Gold
man. part original lot n, square 49, 81. loO,
Kentucky avenue and thirteenth street
1utheast-Wiiiiam S. Minnix et ux 20
3felen B. Welch. part oroginal lot 4.
square east OF I015. $40
1888 K street southeast-Willian l. Rairigh
et TX. 20 Samuel Rodizly. lot So. square
1929, $40.
43s Garfield avenue southeast-flobert r.
SiahQrney ct Tx TO William L. and Julia
3. Rairigh. lot 81. square $50. SO
Fourteenth street southeast. between K and
1. streets-Georgia A. Fraser 10 John p
Stucksrt. lots g. square 1907, SO.
South Carolina avenue southeast. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streetH-H eTrnan
r. IIOwenstein ct uX. 20 Maude X. Brooks.
lot Il. square 1850. So 80.
72s Fourth street souIheast-AIary A. Caui-
field 20 81. Anna White, lot AZ, square
SIS. 81.
East Capitol street southeast between Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth streets-GeOrge y.
WOrthington. r. ct uN- 20 Mary l. Lee
original lot u. square lOse. 80
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NORTHEAST.

Alley between r and C, Second and Third
streets northeast-Jacob Cohen et uX- 10
Nathan Cohen. lot 80. square f55. SO
Third street northeast between + and u
streets-Nathan Cohen ct al 70 Barnett
Cohen lot g. square 75S. SO. Barnett Co
hen et w. convey same property to Ma
than Cohen. SO.
J'birteentb and Z streets northwest-John b
TIarreU et TX 70 Marion o. BURROWS. lots
81 10 co SQUARE 1901. So
sos North Capital street northeast-James -.
Mcdonnell CT TX TO Jonn J. Allen. lot 90
square SIS SO -, c..
ID street northeast between Sixth and sew
entb streets-Kennedy Bros TO Clara y.
Rowell. lot s. square s62. $40.
= street northeast. between EdgnJh ana
Ninth streets-Herman r Howensteln e.
ur 10 Buena Y. Bursey, lot 10. square s44'
S. zoe. -, ~
81 NIX. 10 Henry X. Hunterson. lot H.
square 675. SO - -.
IL Fo,Irth street northeast-Mary G. Metzger
81 al "a Annie V. Anderson, lot l. square
rs 80 Annie V. Anderson conveys same
1,-,rert,, 70 Lima MOrgenweck. SO
14s7 Duncan street nOrtheast-Madalene u.
D. Ambrose to Louis d Ambrosio. lot a.
square 1865. SO ., - 1,
4 street northeast. between Fourteenth ana
Fifteenth streets-kennedy * OaNls Co.'
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S. S. CLASS ENJOYS
IT'S ANNUAL OUTING
Dumbarton NJ. E. Church Pupils
Have Day of Merriment at
Great Falls.

1t will he long time before members
OF the HouEhton Sunday school class of
Dumhartor NJ. Z. Church forget the
multitude Of pleasures with which they
passed the day Of the annual picnic
day.
The class yell Of wy. My-AIy. XII
Ki. Lala-O-Hou" reverberated through
the surrounding woodland all day AMI
there were all sorts of amusementS to
make the day unusually enioyablet
Among the latter We're the roIlv-
polly" THE big stick stunt" and many
others The teachers had as good a
time as the Younger folks. There was
q banQuel IN The evening.
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SOUTHWEST.

Z street southwest. between South Capitol
and First streets-Georgs l. Peciham. trus-
tee, ct al, to Abner II. Ferguson. lot so.
square $50 so.
Hat and n streets southwest-RoWland NJ.
Jones TO George A. Gray. original lets J.,
IL, IS, square 643 $40. George A. Gray con-
Yeys same property to @. I Peckham and
irving Williamson, trustees, so
50 10 81 NJ street southwest-John w Pill
ing ct uX. to Walter ]. Piling, lots %,
30. "a. square 544 so.
Seventh md y streets southwestern. Wallace
S"uoeI et TX 90 Richard A Curtin. lots
80 20 square I33, SO
Marylar avenue southwest between Ninth
and Tenth streets-James NJ Hall et al.
trustees 70 William 2. Mooney, lots A
and +. square 3S5. SO
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LAND CONTROVERSY
TO BE ARBITRATED
Agreement Signed to Dispose of
Dispute Over Tract on
Mexican Boundary.

The question Of the ownership Of the
Chamizal tract located on the boun-
day line between this country and
Mexico, al Fl Paso, Tex, will be de-
cIded by arbitration.
The commission which viii decide the
ownership of the land, which Is valued
at something more than $1,000. OGg. will
be composed Of Brig. Gen Arson Mills.
Y. ). A, retired, American member of
the international Boundary Commits
sion; Senior Don Fernando Beltran Y
Puga, Mexican commissioner. and a
Canadian jurist to be chosen BY the
United States and Mexico
A treaty agreeing TO arbitration of the
ownership question was signed by Sec
rotary Knox and the Mexican ambas-
sador. Senior Don Francisco de la Barra,
last night, at the home OF the former.
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FUNERAL ARRANGED
FOR OFFICER ROBEY
Policeman Who Succumbs in @.
W. u. Hospital TO Be Buried
in Bluemont, Va.

Funeral services for Policeman How
ard w RObey. OF the Second precinct.
who died last night in the George Wash
ingJon University Hospital. viii be held
tomorrow afternoon at the home OF his
mother. 225 Morgan street northwest.
The body will be taken 10 Bluemont.
Va. for inteTTnent Monday morning
ROhey had been g member Of the force
for fourteen years. He was taken i'm
several weeks ago with appendicitis,
which was followed by complication
OF diseases. He is survived by his moth
er. with whom he lived.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
FUNERAL OF LEROY PERRY

FunerA services will be held for Ie-
roy Perry, twenty-three years old, fro m
his home, 14l4 Sixth street northwest.
this afternoon. Burial viii be in Glen
wood Cemetery. Mr.. Perry, who died
FRIDAY afternoon. was connected with
a realty firm. He was formerly ar he
Arlington A mother and brother sur
vive him.
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SOUTHEAST.

Eleventh. AMI 3 streets southeast-Charles
r. Allen e. al 20 Florence D. McAullne.
Original lot !. square IS $40 Valentine
McNally et uN- TO Florence D. McAuline.
original lot ?. square S6S. and original lot
Il. square s69. SO
z street southeast between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets-Valentfne McNaIly 81 AK.
to Le--in +. and Annie Vincent. part orig
inal -- 3. square 992. SO
Second street southeast. between II and I
streets-August 9. Herman et al. 70 Ar
thur r. Wood, lot l. square 10. so. Same
% same. part lots L ana IS. square 727. $40.
64S + street southeast-Annle r. Hinson Ct
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
SOCIETIES, OF 1912
HOLD CONVENTION
Reports Considered at Sessions in
Plattsburg, N. Y.-Eastern
Delegations Attend.

PLATTsBURG. y. y June 25.-The
annual convention of the general So
cieties of the War of 1872 was held here
today. ReynoId WEBB Wilcox, vice pres;-
dent of Pennsylvania, presiding.
Delegations representing ali the East
ern States are in attendance. Most Of
today's session was devoted TO discuss
ing routine reports OF the officers
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BICYCLE DEALER
REPORTS THEFTS

z. P. HazeltOn, a bicycle dealer at 40
Twelfth street northwest. reported TO
the police today that five bicycles and
numerous accessories had been stolen
from his establishment during the last
two weeks. The bicycles are valued ~
Sl25
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
LADY MACCABEES INITIATION

Union Hive, No, 6. and Brightwood
Hive. No. S. Ladies of the Maccabees
OF the World. have arranged TO hold
a Joint initiation ceremony at Van
Horns Hall, Longfellow street and
Georgia avenue Monday night June n.
Following the ceremony musical pro-
gram will be presented.
The Washington times., 1910-06-25

10 John F. and Daisy T. Haas. lot q.
square 1886 SO. Same TO Allen +. Deysher.
lot 70. square 1906. SO
Fifth street northeast. between r and G
streets Lewis Z. Breuninger et TX 10 G.
Leyenthal and Henry O2enburg. lots IS and
81, square S34 $40
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NEAR-URBAN.

Holnlead Manor-Eustace J. Skinner Ct TX
70 NJ Gertrude Frazier. lot IL. square
2S5o SO NJ Gertrude Frazier conveys
same property to George A Fraser, SO
SeheutZes Park-Charies n. LlEhJDown Ct
ux. to Leo p Harlow. lot Is. square 3o52,
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
SUBURBAN.

North Randle iEhIands-American Security
and Trust Company. trustees 20 1n4.-e -
Cehrruann. lots q and 8. square 5i54. SO
The Washington times., 1910-06-25
WEEKS PRINCIPAL TRANSFERS
OF DOWNTOWN REAL ESTATE

Improved property northwest of Thirteenth
northwest $225OOO
Building I75OOO
northwest
Part interest Cosmos Thater 92l Pennsylvania
west 100000
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
ADVICE ON SOCIAL CUSTOMS

introduce are not on a friendly basis
with each other, and must address each
other on totally different grounds. AL
ways give the necessary information in
an introduction. Cousin Tom must
be given his full name, and my friend
Mary" might be married: therefore. she
must be introduced in this capacity.
1t is allowable in this country for
married woman to use the word hus-
band in introducing him. In Europe the
prefix Mr.. is always used.
There is a prevalent idea which has
crept into the customs OF society that
people under one roof, enjoying the hos
pitality Of one hostess, need no intro
ductions; but the hostess who intro
duces thoroughly and. gracefully owill
prove more successful and decidedly will
be more appreciated by the guests.
The introduction is such a simple af-
fair, and so necessary, that It is as
tonishing how many women bungle It
by awkward and embarrassing handling
OF the subject. There is no necessity
for mistakes: there should be an easy
mastering OF the simple facts, after
which I promise that the approach OF a
person claiming an introduction will not
be the cause OF CONSERVATION on your
part
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charming. while 1. although nice looking.
am rather quiet. Shall be frank and ask
him II he prefers her. or simply dismiss
him?
8. boy friend OF my sister made an
engagement with her, but did not fulfil 1t.
Later. he called her on the telephone. made
TO call again Should she have allowed
him to call?
s. Would it be all right for us to wear
pink and blue pumps, With pink and blue
dresses to the opera
TWO ANXIOUS GIRLIES.
]. Yes. if your parents do not object
2. A wrong impression is made when
girls make habit of visiting men
friends in their places of business.
3. 1t would be very indiscreet for you
to allow them to do so. If they are
anxious to be with you, let them make
an engagement to call.
4 Probably you are allowing jealousy
to creep into your heart, Why should
you care If your boy friend Is kind to
your sister? / should think It would
make things pleasanter for you all to be
friendly. Do not make yourself unhappy
bY harboring foolish thoughts.
5. If the boy had reasonable excuse
for not keeping. the engagement, your
sister should have accepted it and given
him permission to cali again.
S. Yes.
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Thick Lips

Dear Mrs. SymsS-
Would you kindly advise ne what 70 do
for thick lips that have been caused by
biting?
You have given a remedy OF celandine
leaves for removing superfuous hair. VIII
you please tell me il the hair viii return.
or If ii will hurt the skin in time?
Ny eyelashes are falling out. Would
You please give me a remedy TO prevent
this. or one that would make the eyelashes
grow thick?
that are very sore. Would you kindly tell
me what 1 could 60 To cure them2
II you will stop the habit of biting
the lips and apply tannin to them
every night, they will become a nor
NAL size once more.
The celandine leaves will do no
harm to the skin, neither will il re-
move the hair permanently.
Naseltne will prevent the eyelashes
from falling out and will increase
their growth. Use the best quality.
so that no harm will be done If any
should accidentally get in the eyes.
Bathing the nose with "a lotion made
of boric acid and witch hazel may
prove soothing and in time heal the
blOtcheS
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After a Dance
Dear Mrs. Adams.

Dear Mrs. Adams.
/. After dancing with young men they
usually say. Il enjoyed that dance very
much or Thank you for the dance"
What should the young lady reply?
?. a Few weeks ago young whom
j met at party asked IL / had
steady fellow. / told him no. and he asked
me II / would be his steady company. and
before answering him I take the liberty OF
writing TO YOU to find out what 1t means,
Can | go with any one. just with him?
3. / received Christmas gift from
young man. and as ] did not know what
would please him I did not return the com
pliment Was that rude OF me? SHOULD
have found out what he wanted? EMMA.
/. The young lady may reply: 1.-THE
pleasure is mutual l assure you, Mr..
A." or, II enjoyed 1t, too
?. / have never found out what the
term steady company really means,
but have an idea that the young man
would like to have the privilege of de-
voting his time and attention to you,
and vice versa. If you know that he is
a man of good character, you might al
low him to call upon you. but do not let
him mvnopclize your time. Until you
are engaged to be married you are at
liberty to accept attentions from other
men.
3. The receiving Of a gift does not
necessitate the giving of one in return
for 1t; so that your act was not at all
rude.
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shiny. have tried using powder. but that
does little good. Mrs 5. F. NJ.
To help reduce a double chin, prac-
tice the following exercise:
J. stand erect, in military position. Place
the hands lightly on the hips fingers for
ward Drop the chin slowly on the collar
bone; then throw the head back with
quick. even movement that is not jerk.
out yet puts all the muscles into quick
play Repeat ten times. 2 Turn the head
quickly to the right til the chin is Just
over the right shoulder; then back again.
Repeat ten times; then turn the head to
the left in the same way. Repeat ten times.
Do not tire the muscles OF the neck. but
gradually increase the number OF exercises
daily, until you can practice each one about
fifty times without after discomfort.
For the enlarged pores and oily skin
use this recipe:
Boracic acid cid......-.................. 1 dram
Distilled witch hazel--............. ounces
tOOSeWateF --...---------. ------.--+.- = ounces
Do not use any creams on your face
for your skin does not need them; II
is oily enough.
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born to pay any attention to her. what is
the proper thing to do? He ignores all
letters but she thinks he still cares for
her? SOUTHERN GIRL.
In days gone by the kissing of a
young Woman's hand was considered a
courtesy, and 1t was the custom for men
to do So Today it is considered quite
improper, and it should not be necessary
to remind a gentleman more than once
that he is taking liberties when he does
so. If man cannot show a girl the
respect which is due her, he is not
worthy of her friendship.
A girl is to consider herself engaged
to be married if she has promised a man
to become his wife. whether she re-
celves an enga cement ring or not.
girl should have pride enough to
withhold from actually begging man
for his love. His silence should be proof
enough that he does not care for her.
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To Build Up the Chest

Dear Mrs. SymeS
viii you kindly advise some method 20
adopt or name some exercise to strengthen
and build up the chest? / am a young
married woman. 81 years cd and DO not
think IL is quite time for me 70 be stOOp-
shouldered. although I am a great deal so.
but ache so between my shoulders that
can scarcely stand or sit with NV
shoulders held back Can you tell me how
to remedy this fault? HOPELESS.
II you will spend fifteen minutes
every morning. upon rising in exer-
clsing. you Will find a great improve
ment in yourself after a reasonable
amount of time. Stand before an open
window, take a deep breath through
the nostrils. keeping the mouth tight
ly shut, hold the breath for several
moments and then breathe it out
again, slowly and steadily. This ex-
ercise will develop the chest. To
stratghten your shoulders the follow
ing exercise will prove helpful: Stand
erect and raise and lower the shoul-
ders in a circular motion. To relieve
the pain between your shoulders, have
your back masSaged with olive oil.
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drying will prepare the nails, already
vistbly improved, for the final polish.
Rub nail powder made of the fol-
lowing ingredients on the surface
using the soft chamois buffer:
Talcum powder. one-half ounce; |;
pumice stone, pulverized. two ounces.
Mix thoroughly; add fifteen grains Of
carmine and few drops OF oil of
rose, If perfume is desirable. Sift
through silk boiling cloth.
Lest too high a polish be attained,
the palm may be briskly rubbed over
the nails, bringing an attractive,
healthy glow to the surface.
Is it worth ten minutes a day? Try
1t for one week, and you will never
neglect the opportunity for beautiful
nails. They are within the reach OF
every woman.
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nails slightly to improve the appearance

nails slightly to improve the appearance
of the outline.
With an orange-wood stick. carefully
push back the cuticle to bring the
half moon at the base into view. This
mark has always been a sign of
beauty, and you should never allow
the white crescent to be eclipsed by
the ridge of skin.
Obstinate stains can be removed by
an application of peroxide OF hydro
gen, which forms the basis of nearly
every nail bleach soft cloth or,
better still, piece of absorbent cot
ton on the end of the stick will re-
move any dark stains. Clean the
under surface as well as the top.
Another dip into the water and
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ing bath of warm water and good
pure soap are necessary. This prepares
the way for easy work. If hard water
be your fate, add tiny pinch of borax
to the solution. I advise a dip into
olive oil for brittle finger nails. This
nourishes and moistens them with
lubricant that approaches the natural
oil.
After two minutes OF this treatment,
dry the fingers and shape the nails
with the file, one surface of which
should be smooth, to prevent any
roughening of the under side of the
nail. Your nails should follow the out
line of the fingertips, extending just
little beyond the cushions. If your fin
gers are square, you may point the
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To Gain Flesh

Dear Mrs. Symey.
am too thin and would like to know
wnat | can do to get fat VIII olive oil
help help me? What can put with it to i'm
What can take to make my shoulders
broad and TO develop my hips and the
calves OF my legs?
What is the remedy for double chin?
J. NJ. A.
Olive oil is excellent for Increasing
the flesh. To make the taste of 1t pleas
ant, pour the juice of lemon or orange
or grape juice into a tumbler then add
the oil and then put in more Juice Drink
as soon as it Is prepared. The external
use OF olive oil will help, too Massage
the skin with it once or twice a day
Deep-breathing exercise and exercise
with dumbbells will broaden your
shoulders.
To develop your hips. try the follow
ing exercise:
To Develop the Hips.
Stand alternately ON each foot. swing tha
Tree limb pendulum fashion from the hips
each time allowing it to go as far forward
and backward as possible.
This exercise will develop the calves
OF your legs:
Rise on the toes. count FIVE: lower the
oody until the heels almost touch the floor;
the heels only on the eighth count Repeat
the same exercise. rising on the heels
To cure a double chin, massage daily.
using the following movements:
From point OF chin. with open hand press
Hrmly downward. throwing the head back
ward at the same time. Battle the chin and
throat frequently with cold water