Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-25

legged scandal involving Nine. Curie and
Prof. Langevin Those who are most
Mortified at the idea of Nine. Curie hav-
ing been the means of separating Prof.
Langevin and his wife are the scientists
themselves. NJ Henri Poincare, the
famous mathematician, protests against
the publication of the story. and Prof.
declares that he was stupefied when he
heard of the base insinuations directed
against Nine Curie and Prof. Langevin.
1T is regrettable.' said NJ. Borel. di-
rector of the Superior Normal School.
that the universally admired Nine. Curie
should have been mentioned in this con-
nection. When personalities like Prof.
Langevin and Nine Curie honor our coun-
try by their labors it is. to say the least.
Ueplora BILE that statements concerning
which there is not a shadow of truth
should have been mentioned in this con-
our schools energetically protest against
the statements made toward two savants
who are the idols of the Students
1t is understood that separation ac-
ton is proceeding between Prof. and
Nine. Langevin, and it is suggested that
candalmongers should cease until a jul
dicial decision has been obtained.
To Remain Young and Beautiful.
Nine. Lima Cavalier. the famous ac-
tress, has just declared that she will al
ways remain young and beautiful She
makes no claim to having discovered the
secret of eternal youth or to possessing
the magic wand. She simply believes that
people need not grow old Il they will only
take a few elementary precautions.
These precautions will be difficult to
follow. For instance, we are told that
the actress says 1t is not necessary to eat,
since everything that person eats in
jures the body Butter fattens Meat
catc tn n lice Tot 1xac
the nose shine. cakes take the enamel off
the teeth, fruit provokes disorders which
have bad effect on the complexion and
fish is injurious.
things, SO the person who desires to re-
main young and beautiful must not drink.
There are other things which we are
urged not to do.
We must not shed tears. The tear is
an extremely corrosive liquid which paves
the way for burrows. We may display
chagrin, but we must not weep. Nor
must we laugh. for laughing enlarges the
mouth. We may smile. for smiling shows
ivory teeth, the triumph Of nature and
the dentist.
Another rule for those who would keep
young is not to walk in the open air. In
summer the sun withers the complexion
and in winter the cold air damages the
nose. Before going to bed at nights a
woman is recommended to follow certain
hygienic rules which are extremely rudi-
mentary. She must not forget to place
the nose in mold in order to preserve
the purity of the lines. Put veal on your
cheeks, for veal is excellent for external
use." she says. 1T conduces to a ravish-
ing appearance. A womans hair must be
carefully made into a corkscrew, and the
body rubbed with certain complicated
pomades. After this operation a woman
may go to sleep TRANQUILITY and dream of
her dressmaker."
In the morning. massage, lasting two
hours, Is recommended. Afterward the
chiropodist may operate for an hour and
a half, followed by the manicurist. Then
comes the professor Of Swedish gymnas-
tics, who will make you raise your arms
and legs several times Nine. Cavalieri in
disclosing her secrets of health and beau
ty does not say how those who are desir-
Gus of remaining young are to exist.