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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-17
A SPECIAL. SALE

The Carson Cash Market has ar
ranged for an extra supply ot hne
berries OF all varieties. Special
prices will be made, Call or phone
in your orders They will receive
prompt attention.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-17
THE PROGRAM AT THE
WiGWAM THIS EVENING

For a pleasant evening go 10 the
Wigwam. the coziest place iii Carson.
kingsbury and Munson III their pc
culiar comedy creation The Devil
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-17
GOES TO LOVELOCK

State Engineer William kearney
has gone to Lovelock where he will
look after water right matters in that
section OF the state.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-17
OUR CHANGE TOMORROW

Opening at Matinee we will pre-
sent for the first time in this city
those cleveer comedians and dancers
Nelson & Nelson" also Miss Parker
the little lady with the big voice,
who we are sure will please cur pat
rons.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-17

Attorney Billy Jones came up o.
the morning tram from Rero r
has a case before the Supreme Conrl
TO day
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-17
SPECIAL, SALE

Nice small roasting chickens AZ the
Carson Cash Meat Market 20 cent
per pound Phone III your order
early
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-17

Assemblyman Price ol Rawh,de.
was among the arrivals ih!s morning
He is spending the day in this city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-17

Faust" the boy wonder, will COM
plete a classy vaudeville bill, which
will also include our four reels of
most up-to-date photoplays.
Matinee Sunday Box Office opens
at 2 o'clock, performance at 81
sharp. Popular prices.
Pictures change daily.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
CHORUS OF LADIES
IS l TOWN TODAY
tar-ianmd t.utcrpiau singers Have
Arrived and VIII Hold Forth al the
Opera House Tonight: Al ARE
" ctssnr

More than ordinary interest attach
~ to the concert 90 De given tonight
at The Elks opera house hy the Eu-
tcrpcan Ladies' chorus of columbus,
ohio. which is on" of the series at
entertainments h.ing furnished the
Albuquerque public by the Santa Re
railroad.
Reside, the eNcrll.nt musical fca-
lures of the entertainment. social i'm
portnncr is given To- the event By
reason of the TACT that the leader OF
tn" chorus. Mrs NJ. \. Iasscll -
grand vie" president OF tn" lntvlna-
uonal Auxiliary of the I}rothe hood 81
Locomotive Engineers. This organiza
uon IL world-Wid, tu scup" and s one
90 the leading woWan's labor auxiliary
bodies ia tho world. Mrs. ,asscll II
alsu editor of the Roman's department
Of the Brotherhood J"urnalthe Off
ciai organ of the brotherhood ui Loo
comoliye Engineer aud ~ ono oi thr
leading figures In railroad lnbor err
cles In the United states.
The local branch of the - of L. r..
and tho local woman's auxiliary viii
attend the concert tonight IN q bod!
Cassclis high station. Tho cutter
tainmcni promises t. be one ot IN"
most ENJOYABLE ever given by thc sam
IA Fc IA Albuquerque. aud viii doubt
less draw out large crowd. IN m"
announcement uf the concert sent ont
hv the management special attention
is called to the fact that this Is not q
dress affair ana that engineers ana
firemcn from their engines. and work
men from the shops. aud iahorers
from the track are welcome IN their
work clothes, and that "A cordial NV
,ation Is extended To all employees "I
the road. from the president down
and from the husticr up.
Tn. p,rsunurl OF the chorus ~ a.
follows.
First ana SECOND sopranos Eliza
beth Humphreys Marie Alexander
Martha NinsNortu. f.yah Crooks, Min
ME Shipc France Brand.ckrr ANNA
Manshan. bona Halt Ida Nl"cbl''
MARY Answorth. Florence Converse,
taN Marvin
First and second altos. Edua Beck,
Iessi. Karch. Augusta khoads. Nna
Manghln, ruin Noel, Grace Taylor
Ainda Furuiss Margaret Davis. Cha
d>s Mtnshergcy Mary peck. Cora
Mae llGmphrcss, katherSn Green
Reader cora Mae HUMPHREYS
Whistler MARI Peek
Accompanies Anna klagcrs.
Director Mar r. casscll.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
BULLET IN BRAIN
man STILL LIVES
Lead Missile from 20 Rifle
Lodges in Mans Skull and
After Seven Weeks He Is
Still Alive.

Prescott, Aril May WIN a but
let imbeddcd In his skull over seven
weeks ago, and after passing through
On. critical stage after another sine.
receiving the wound. 4 NJ. Rivera viii
eventually recover ana viii b, well
man, Was the statement made yestcr-
day hoy his attending physician This
case has attracted probably NOR. at
tention ana occasion,d more profess
sional interest than any other in re-
cent years that has come before the
medical fratrrnitN At lb. time %
being shot with 22-gslibrr bullet
Mr.. Rivera was in his tent house on
tn, old baseball grounds in tho north
western part ni tn. CITY. sitting IN
chair. The bullet cam, crashing
through the canvas and lodged IN the
top of his head, going directly through
ia a vertical line for over three inch-
os After h. was wounded h.. sank Ia
the floor and since that time has
NaVcrcd between lifc and death For
several DAYS afterward hr was IN an
unconscious condition and h was with
difficulty that ne at" food To sustain
lif". Later he regainod hls mental
faculties. when paralysis OF the right
side followed. In this condition he
gave symptoms 81 the end approach
Ing ana IL was believed tina, death
was only "A matter of a few DAYS Hut
during the past week another change
has taken place IN his physical con-
dition and he h. reghining the us. Of
that portion uf the body stricken over
five weeks ago. Yesterday TOR the
first tim. he walked Tor few feet
and used the arm that was helpless.
His mental condition is said To- b.
perfect and while the wound j. Kept
clean aud open his physician states
that he viii soon b. ~ well man. TIL
bullet remains IN his skull and NJ
effort viii be made To- extract II. A.
Far rs II Is possible IL discern It's lo-
cation IL Is believed Ia bee lNing in
tn BON" at the has. Of hls brain. RI
vera was accidentallS shot. II Is be-
tcVed. hui who fired the bullet has
never been asvertaincd.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
WOOOMEN ENJOY 4
BRIEF VISIT
Mr.. Cazier and Mr.. MCDOWELL
From the Pecos Valley Are
En- Route to Santa Fe to A..
tend Territorial Camp.

George " sazisr. "A well known
laad owner OF Dexter. and W. H.
Woodw,h, u prominent attorney of
Carlsbad. spent today IN this city on
route To- santa FL. where they viii
attend the mrs, annual territorial
camp of the Modern Woudmcn nf
America, which conVcncs on Wcdncs-
dat
Nj ta1i,r and Mr. MCDOWELL. who
are prominent secret order men. re-
Gently returned from the session OF
IN. odd Fellows cot tho pccos valley
held In cum,n' noratiUu pf the a2nd
anniversary ~ odd Fellowship Vt
this meeting u permanent urganiza-
uun of tn. odd Fellows OF the PccOs
valley was formed. Captain smith
Lea of Roswell. being elected prcsi-
dent. ] T.. l.avcrty. vice. president.
ana W II MCDOWELL of Carlsbad. see.
Rotary Carlsbad was selected a. the
place of the next Srssiou ui the as
ISOLATION. \ big parade. extending
several blocks aud e banquet given
10 the visitors by the local lodge at
the Gibson hotel Ia the evening were
features OF In. session
The territorial camp 81 the Modern
Woodmcn b. attracting large at
tendance from an over the territory.
ana every train brings number %
delegates cu ruut, tu santa FL. The
Pccos valley win send q large dele.
gatign which is expected To- pass
through 10, cts tomorrow.
"Pros poets wore never brighter than
at this time ln pur section" said Mr.
cazicr Fruit grain and alfalfa ARE
excellent and We look forward o. the
best year Wr have ever had Nibu-
querqu- Is q growing town and am
enjoying my short STAY here greatly. A."
Ny 1azier and Mi MCDOWELL visited
among the business men h. this al
j,rn"ou ana Wer, shown points of tn
t,r.St
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
MOVING PICTURES
THEN DIVORCE
Dances Also Caused Troubles
Between Estanlslado Baca
and Wife: Husband Says
She Called Him a Dog.

Moving picture .nne- and dances
seem 4" have been tuo principal cause
of discussion between Estanislado
Baca and his wife. Nm1do Mon,oyu de
Iaaa. according To- 90 petition for di-
yorer ind hy the .IrWcr in the dis
trl,t court al B.ruaIllo county this
mufning.
Tho petition allcgt- tuat the plain
tf ANA his wife NDi" married S"p-
TENDER -. 1903. that plaintiff has
always been dutiui husband and
allowed the defendant 60 AS" his cred-
10 at stores, which sur did 1" the
limit, tha, the defendant was quarrel
some and ovorbcarug. ana would
frequently ny at hpr husband In a
rage aud pun hts hair and scratch his
iac" without any prov ocation. aud
that she had stated that she was done
with plaintiff as hr NaH uo better
than dog He further alleges that
ON January .. 1871 uis wife abau-
duned him and went tu her father.
giving Is her excuse that plainiiif
would not give he money to go To
moving picture Shows she was in
duccd to return To- her husband. how
ever. but IA March 1871. because
plaintiff refused a. take her To u
dance. II H. alleged that she again
lett him and went t. her father. who
took her To ~" dance, pu April -
he alleges that he took his wifi. To a
dance. but upon r,tirning home ait
crwards she started nght with him.
and on Monday morning May |. he
claims that She falsely accused him
before a Justice of the peace of as
saulting her.
There are no children of the mar
riagc. The plaintiff asks for a total
divorce.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
PREPASE FOR MISSION

There viii be- a. meeting of the com
mittcr from the knights of colum
BUS tonight for the purpose oi arrans-
ine the mems part Of tn. mission 10
be- held AZ the Immaculat. toncep-
lion church by Father Thomas o'Mai-
ley ana Father charles Jansen next
week. The members OF the commit
te" from IN. Ladies' Sodaiity VIII
meet tomorrow To arrange for tn"
ladies mission
large supply of religious articles
Will De- feature of IN. mission an,l
catholics can secur" them at the
church
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
MODERN WOOOMEN
GATHERING IN
SANTA FE
First Territorial Camp Will
Hold Sessions There Begin
ming Wednesday and Pro-
gram Is Elaborate One.
sneclaI CON -nonaene.

Si'sial COZ -ppUd'Nt".
Santa Fo. IS NJ. Ma, o. Ibr first
territorial camp oi he Nude,l Wood.
men ul America which b. to nc held
M this cltt ou "Wednesday. MAY g.
viii boz on. of the most largely az.
tended conventions ever held ia New
Mexico DELEGATE. from AL uycI tn"
TERRITORY an, already IN route 20 the
Ancient Citt aud lbs tomorrow nish'
when 90. Class AdopGoa wnl ne held
In the local camp DOM. he town VIII
ice filled to overlooking with Wood
mon
IN, Modern Wundmcn have IN re-.
cent wears come to De- one uf thJ
most important a. WI a. one OF the
largest secret ofders in tine United
state. it~ membership Ia fhi. coun-
try alone being 9 li5. UUo ~ present
The camp 40 uc held here This week
Is tn FIRST OF the orGcr IN New Mex.
leo. and will br unusually iuterosting
ou that account
An elaborate program has been
PLANNED fpr tb. ui-rtailmcut of Visit.
"ts aud from start t. finish the time
oi the Delegates viii he fully Occu-
pied On Tuesday evening ut \
q clock h,rr viii he class adoptIu,,
IN n" local camp room. hut the rr-
gram ul the territorial camp proper
vii NOT boglp until "Wednesday morn.
Ing ~ ~ clock. when the inst SEES
sion wiz DC held IN the court house.
M 4ssos of Welcome Viii be- deliN.
cred b, GoVcrnur Mills Tor the terri
toiN Hon Sparks for The city anu
county. ana Hon n + stephens Tor
Ia" local camp. Responses will he
made by \ II n. Reed oi Artcsia,
Thomas T. Nilor OF Alrec. and 4 l.
Curlr' OF clovis The nrsf business
to be- trausactcd Nill bo III appoint.
menl of committee ON credentials
sud aitci It's report is received u
territorial consul and clerk will Dee
.cc'cd and regular committees ap.
pointed Tho caml viii then recess
un,il go j.. m
At 1880 3D. m the delegates VIII 49,
taAen Tor ar automobile ride avs
shown Ga, points on interest IN and
around Santa ~ On IN, reconvrnins
90 tne cdmp at 1870. the reports at
the various committees will he read
ana - u,ha2atc and alternate 10 the
head camp viii hc chosen ana thu
place fixed for M, holding OF the SEES
sion VIII D., devoted 30 the transaC.
ton 90 general business
la the evening delightful enter.
tainmenl viii be- given IA the local
camp room. and the delegates and
their friends viii give themselves up
70 social enjoyment The program ui
the evening entertainment g. a. fol.
lows
Musi,
Address 'brigin ana History OF
Modern Woodmcn.' Delegate 4
W Montague. u Las Vegas
Address Record of the society
Delegate D,P Greiner, Roswell
Music
Address Protection Delegates
Geo W Caxicr Dexter
Music
Address l'rajcrnalism Delegate
n MCDOWELL Carlsbad
Music
Address Insurance Delegate n
T. King. SARA visa
Music
Address "rbe Wuodmeu Sanitar-
nan Delegate l. T Jackson,
NuniuvH
Music
\ddross rho ROYAL Noighbor.'
Deputy Head Consul E. { Pollard,
\lhuquciqur
Music
Address WoodcIaIt" Delegate ]
- COrhn Purtalcs
4 good lime session ui Get A.
paaint'd clnh Refreshments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
Han; AND EGGS CONTEST
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

springfield lll MAY with q
record OF eight meats day Tor moie
Than = year. Clyde De witt ~ Sprins'
field today accepted the challenge 81
Thomas + Cuh of Rockland. Mass
Tor a national oai contesi 10 decide
the championship
DE Wits spe9inliy l. ham AMI
eggs ana he saws he never hns had
his I'll 81 these delicacies.
He is looking ror hacker IN the
proposed coniesi with the Massachu'
sets glutton
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
t\Tri.E ARE IMPORTED
FROM Old Mt\I('O

peming, y NJ. May -~Dne thous
aud head of cattle viii br Imported
fr"m Mexico into the lnitod states
through columbus, y. N, "Wednesday.
rhr cattle an" from the rasas
urand-s district aud are being
brought to the United states by A. l.
Boyd FOR grazing PURPOSES Dr j.
Reid uf the livestock inspection bu-
reau. viii Inspect the cattle.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

Mover hesitate about giving cham
b,rlnins Cough Remedy to- children.
u contains ~ opium or other mar
coti's aud can be- given Win Implicit
confidence. As quick cure for
coughs and colds 60 which children
arc susceptible. il is unsurpassed.
sold bY at druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
CITY TO COMPLETE
WORK ON SEWER
Amicable Settlement Has Been
Made With Glass and Fis-
cher According to Reports
and They Will Discontinue.

Glass IS Fischer. sewer contra y
ors, hay. stopped Worr ga the sewer
IN this ciiy aud according 10 reports
given out by city officials today. the
WORK viii be- completed hN the city
under III" super vision OF the city
council ana city engineer 1t was
stated HAT an amicablr settlement
was effected With the contracting
firm whereby They viii retire from tho
CONTRACT ana the much needed mir
nicipal improvement viii be- Installed
without further della!
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
NOTICE.

-inr, has brcu circulated TINT
~" prc-"ni high nricr of Attain T.
'aus"d h, ~, having cornrssd the
market
Wv price Ter the very choicest
hrsi "uiting~, bright, NJ I alfalfa
I'm" Ha,"d, ha,rd dr,. j. Si2.5O PEI
ton
Tie facts are. I slid not intend 81
hreak ~ ou the In, M market. hut III
order 10 r'fu,c tlW story have con-
Guided Ia de- -.
have - ton. for sale ~ above
price
H. Il. Is. SELLERS,
cot " t.oisi Ave. vt 500
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

sunposc 'rrf upn of us better
fhar N should l"
Indeed no. was thinking IL
over last nis't WV. only yesterday
was guilty of kllng time. murder
ing a tune. smotlerlng yawn. steal
ms kiss, cutting a creditor and
breahing into persplIatiqn '--Tit Bits
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
SIS. R 1h!Tks EsK

The Rheumatism results kidneys
These
ierncnt, absorbed stomach
tile blood thick
thin acrd dpostng namu,atoiy into
is o
Gradually the
harden and lose thei shcn and re
queny eacuons deposits form knots the finger joints There just
wayo RE rheumatism, blood OF the
the III
he
sraus all
blood furnishes
the rich
by osic sGs the rapidly effects
Special book rheumatism and medical advice free SIS
for sale 1t drug stores THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, ATLANTA Ca
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

II happens IN tn same place On III,
same spot. Gem tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

Tnp "a Chinatown coming
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

Gem Gem. Gem. Gem tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

Airdome viii he the drcanland Just
AZ advertised
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
ENG|NEER HAS An
EYE CUT OPEN
Delicate Operation Upon Den
mis- Chaves Performed by
Local Specialist; -Four
Stitches Taken in Ball.

Dennis Chaves. assistant city en
Ginrer, u recovering from the after
effects of sursicai operation upon
his right ey", growth upon tn eye.
bah having been cul away In u dia
mond shaped lnciTion -Four stitches
we're taken IN the eNeball 10 close the
wound Nj tnhNeZ like ali eugi-
ncers. uses the right eye almost on.
flrcly Ia transit and level work aEl
viii Doe considerable handicapped un
ll the handagrs can be- removed.
which II ~ hoped. viii be- before he
Qua of the week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

Coming the monkey that loops TIA,
loop In an automobile.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

Alhuqucrqne great town Gem to.
nighi
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

PAHO OINTMENT II guaranteed to
cure ans case of ltchlus. Blind. bleed
ing or Protrudlng rilcs ~ J 10 "a DAYS
or money refunded, Doc,
Tonight all new show Gem
tomedh Al The Gem tonight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
PILES CURED ~ q TO up>ys.

Chinatown win arcvorl.s comiag
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22

A curious obstacle has interyened 10
prevent the decapitation Of man who
was recently sentenced 10 death AZ
Posen, Germany, for murder The
condemned man called himself Jacob
Kinzle, and had tbs usual paners Of
Identification made ont ia this name.
Under u he had served several terms
OF imprisonment for theft. and no one
doubted that It was hts own name tlIl
after he had been adiudged 70 lose
his head. Il then came 70 the lnowl.
edge OF the police that the real Jacob
kinzle is at present farming In south
Africa, where he Is highly respected:
and that his papers were stolen from
him some years ago. Under German
law, however. nobody can be executed
till his Identity has been properly es.
tablished. and the authorities are com.
pletely az loss as TO the real name
and parentage Of their doomed can
tive. He moi unnaturally. steadily de-
clines to provide them with the In.
formation that VIII enable them 10
proceed with the operation OF cutting
on his head.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22

After the vote for adding a second
ten years to the Glration of Bona.
parties consulship he created May 10,
the order Of the Legion OF Honor.
This institution was soon followed by
that Of the new nobility. Thus. IN a
short space of time. the Concordat to
tranquillize consciences and re-estab-
lish harmony in the church. tho dc
cree to recall the emigrants. the CON
tinuance Of the consular power for
ten years. by way Of preparation for
the consulship for life, and the pos
session Of the empire. and the crea-
ton in country which had abol-
ished all distinctions. Of an order
which was to engender prodig'es. fol-
lowing closely on the heels OF each
other. The Bourbons. IN reyiving the
abolished orders. were wise enough to
preserve along with them the Legion
OF Honor. Memoirs Of Napoleon Bon.
sparte- -Burriene.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
One Of Sir Evelyn Woods Stories.

Some forty years ago at Aldershot
the camp was commanded by Sir
James Yorke Scarlet. a Crimean vet
eran. On the occasion in question he
was directing some sham fighting IN
a manner then usual he was leading
line of skirmishers Of one forcs
against another many yards in front,
as In earlier times he had led the
Heavy Brigade at Balaclava against
three times its numbers. To a soldier
Of the younger school It seemed a pre-
posterous proceeding. and Sir Evelyn
ventured to criticise 1t.
Sir James replied; Young man.
have not ordered you tw.ne to hold
your tongue? If I like to lead my
skirmishers. what the hen is that TO
your" Sir Evelyn replied: 'Ten thou
sand pardons, SIR, but It Is the enc
my's line in retreat you have been
leading for the last ten minutes" He
was shortsighted and did not wear
glasses, so was unable to see the dis
tinguishing mark. sprig OF heather
worn in the shakos of the troops he
was attacking Westminster Gazette
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-22
FACES ARE ALTERED BY FOOD
Specialists Say That the CONTOURS Are
Changed From Plain to Pretty,
or Vice Versa.

You can. according to the opinion
Of an American expert, alter your
children's features by varying thsir
food.
II your little daughter for instance.
has too heavy face, too massive a
chin. and you are afraid that she will
grow up unprepossessing. cease to
give her foods with starch In them,
and she viii become dainty and
graceful.
Should she. on the other hand. be
TOO slender Of feature. with a tiny
chin. you can develop rounded curves
by giving her more starch than she
has been having.
Man Is what he eats says this
expert. and he then mentions such al.
Yergencies from the normal facial
type as starch chin" "onion chin
tea drinkers teeth 4full-lIpped
sugar mouth" and potato lip. These
Emergencies. he says. are caused BY
ne articles Of diet named.
The food eaten makes an enormous
difference in peoples appearance
Bond street beauty doctor who has
had several years hospital experience
said. and though It cannot alter the
framework Of the adult face II can
that OF young children while their
bones are still growing
The child who has too much starch
develops puffy flesh all over the face.
winch then appears too massive.
Such child should be given more
heterogeneous food. such as meat ana
green vegetables containing the prom.
er mineral salts for building IN
strong, well-shaped bones. and much
less starchy food, such az rice nota.
toes or white bread.
such vegetables are splnach
spring cabbage. turnip tops celery ar
carrots. BY their action better mus.
euiap tissues are built up over strong.
sr bones. and the result is alert
dainty features.
II, however. the face IS too thin /
more starch should be given as wen
as proseids and the vegetables have 1
named and then the rounded contour
SO necessary to beauty win be built