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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

whose duty It had been to select
thousands OF beauties for the
choruses OF bis productions. and
: who was a celebrated connoisseur
Of feminine beauty said that a neck
to be beautiful must look as though
1t belonged" to the body. that Is.
TO use theatrical parlanee. It must
be in the picture" A long neck
on short woman Is absurd. and
short neck on. a tall woman makes
her look like a freak Of nature. II
a girl Is slender her neck should be
aim, but she should take measures
to prevent its being "scrawny." IL
a neck is full and round, to CORES
pond with the body OF the owner, 1t
is as nature designed 1t to be. A
full. wen rounded neck is not only
beautiful In Itself. but II is q sign
Of abundant vitality. The same
theatrical manager | have before
quoted said be cared not how thin
neck was II 1t matched the body
and was wen covered" He meant
II the outlines of the bones and
sinevs were well hidden by a dell.
cate covering Of flesh. Usually II
the neck Is very thin the entire
body Is also, and measures should
be taken to upbuild the>eonstitu-
ton. Eating nourishlng food.
breathing deeply and giving the
body plenty OF rest, should ill out
the hollovs in the neck As well as
the body
This process can be FASTENED BY
patting into II nightly an emollient
made Of equal parts Of almond oil
and yaseline. Also the neck mus
eles can be strengthened BY placing
upon the head now and then a
moderate weight. as d book, and
walking. slowly about the room.
balancing the book by so steadying
the lead that the book will not fall.
II the neck be disproportionately fat
gentle pinching between the thumb
and first three fingers should reduce
its bulls
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Mime. Lima Cavalieri.

contain powdery substances that
choke the pores.
Orange flower water, 4 oxs.
Tlneture Of benzoin, I dram.
d. G. asks for a recipe for a good
mouth bath:
Salt water. strong and warm. is
excellent So is bicarbonate OF
soda in a one part to three solu-
ton.
This is the famous Eau de Botot:
Alcohol, 1A quarts.
Anlse seed, 100 grams.
Ground cinnamon, IS grams.
Ground cloves. 90 grams.
Essence Of mint, 20 grams.
cochlnssi, 10 grams.
oulnqulna, 10 grams.
This Is easily prepared at home:
Water differed u possible) 1 qt
Alcohol. pint.
salyciIie acid, IA drains,
Oil Of peppermint, rs grains.
Orange flower water, IS grains.
This myrrh lotion ia one of the
best:
Orange flower water, s ozs.
Tlneture Of ryrrh, 3 drains.
Pulvsrlzed gum arabic, 2Is drains.
Pulvsrlzed gum mastle, 2 drains.
salsam Of Peru, u dram.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

breathing. learned BY vocal lessons,
shonld never grow old. l advise
every woman to take vocal culture
for herself, even though abe have no
liking for music, simply for the
sake Of the beauty Of her neck The
most beautiful necks in the world
are those Of singers.
But II these preventive measures
have been neglected and the neck
Is losing Its roundness and It's Arm
aspect, have recourse tofthat grea,
body builder. massage. There !,
special massage for the neck. ana
u must DO intelligently given.
First strengthen the chin mu.e,..
BY pressing firmly upon them w,tb
the backs Of the hands. Turn the
nands' with the backs upward, and
letting the finger tIps meet Beneath
the middle Of the chin. Press with
all your strength on the muscle, !,
the chin, working backward ana NO.
ward behind the ears to the hair
line.
second. With The tips Of the An.
ssrs quite meeting At the point :,
the cellar bone In front, drsu ~.
hands with long. slow strokes %.
ward to q point beneath the ear.
This 10 a good muscle bu,ldIno
movement
Third. Slap the neck smsr,lv With
the palms.
Fourth. '1lft" the tendon, n. m.
aide Of the neck that are inclined "A
grow more prominent ana ropey
each year. This lifting consists In
seizins the tsndons in a firm srasp
and seeming to raise them to NEE,
the head. This Is painful. and may
even cause a slight headache al
hrst but these are only Natures
protests against the unaoeussemed.
Even Nature 10 an cid fesey about
Innovations
Fifth. Grasp the large muscles a,
the back Of the neck and connect.
Ing the shoulders. and aTlfts these
also. Raise them as though n were
your purpose to place them In the
curve Of the nseI- This should be
followed BY a vigorous kneadIns Of
the muscles.
The aim OF all these massage
movements is to promote circula-
ton tn the neck. The yeIlov,sh
withered-looking skin denotes that
the blood flows weakly in that part
OF the body. The hsbey mu.eies
indicate that the muscles have not
been well exercised. A good eeveL
opins exercise for the neck IL 70 let
the head lie back as far az possible
on the shoulders, then rclI slowly
from one shoulder TO the other.
The hands should be immersed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Partridge with Cabbage.

nARTRIDCEs are 80 expensive at
d. bu,ehss', hat viii no, recon-
n.,d diem for every day use. Al une''
h.w,,er. hey can be purchased quite
reasonable 10 he big markets. low as
Al p.is. Thea again. nosi people ee-
e,,;oa.lIy End some Of shess sns birds IN
Aeir possession because hey o. .her
fis.d. have .A0, hsm- Ii s. therefore
desirable to have a god recipe for cock
ina partridge handy. Al The same tune
.hs include. particularly valuable recipe
for eeelins cabbage. The following guam
ttss ere planned for four psnons'
TsLe two yeuns psrhidses. i've TO 'iI
,uf7es Of equal SIZE. two tablespoeafuls
q "a, bacon. chopped up. two sirPs Of
Isrdns bsesa. one large es Two snail cab
bsses. sali and pepper. half a pound OF
bre.s, bsooa. which you have passed
through bot wafer 10 remove The sall
The trufles may be emitted i they are
not desired.
Throw sway he outer leaves Of the cab
ksse. renove he Wits leaves and wash
,hen win plenty Of wafer and hen cook
.hem in salsed boiling wsier. La them
cock twelve TO sfseen uinuies. drain the
cabbage. pass ,hen through cold water
again. dram them and put IN a saucepan
with d. bacon.
Add Two carrots. bouquet composed
Of q bay leaf. several spnc Of parsley
and Eide thyme vel bed together. Add
500 bsesh. no, skinned. . pinch Of pep
per and cove he s.sespsa- Put The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

c. A. N. writes to ask whether
when peroxide of hydrogen be used
to bleach. weaken and finally kill SUI
perhuous hair it leaves a sleek, shin
ing skin. and whether the hairs will
return.
know no reason why the skin
should have the appearance you de-
scribe. There is no guarantee that
hair will not grow again unless the
roots are destroyed. Even electro
lysis does not always have that ef.
feet But 1t Is well worth the effort.
NJ. L. asks advice about the treat.
ment of lips that look blue and
parched."
II your lips are blush you may
be aenemic. Better see a physician
about Spring tonic. The protract-
ed cold weather may be accountable
for the dryness Anoint them morn
ing and night and before going out
Of doors with this solution:
Honey ............... OF.
Eau de cologne .......H OF.
Or with this salye:
Olive oil. or.
White wax. OF.
spermaoeti .........t dram
A. B. writes. please publish a
formula for . simple but cleaning
tooth powder"
Pulvsrized orris root. 4 OF.
PrseipItatsd chalk. OF.
pulvsrixed camphor.. "a or.
H. W. N. says: Please advise me
IN regard to my arms. They are
very small. especially at the wrists.
I am a very thin person and would
do anything in the world to get fat"
A. to the arms pat cold cream or
oocoanut oil Into them every night
before retiring. Wrap loosely around
them flannel bandases that have
besn soaked In olive oil. To grow
ssoutsr Try to make over your tenn
peramsnt. Probably you are eS.
essdinsIy nervous. Most thin per.
.oe. arc. Cultivate repose. Try to
weld worry. sleep an hour longer
n nlohs and take nap every after
noon, n circumstances permit. Drink
milk with your meals. Eat sweets
Freely. olive oil does not cause hair
% arrow, but frictlop with any oil or
cream has that tendency. That 10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
By Mime. Lima Cavalier,
the Most Famous Living Beauty

rs your neck beginning to look
= 10 the skin growing aabhys
Are the muscles sagging. Is the
skin looking yellow? Is It no longer
. source Of pride and pleasure to
wear v-shaped or low cut gown?
Do not despair, for the aging
neck Is not an .afallble sign Of
growing old. 1t Ia only ole OF them.
And you have my assurance that
you can make II look youthful
again. For proof Of this let me
point you to the great singing
teachers. yes. and the great singers
who are their pupils. Almost every
one Of them--indeed. can think OF
no exeeptiop--has q round. white.
youthful looking throat One Of the
most beautiful necks ever saw.
white. strong. giriish. was that OF
the celebrated vocal teacher, Nine.
Msrchesl. when she wac seventy.
But while this Is true. II Is also
true that you should begin giving
The neck special attention before
you are thirty. II were better II
you began when you were twenty
Eve.
First. look to its careful feeding.
Give u at least ole good meal q
day BY rubbing cold cream literally
Into the front Of the neck at night
before retiring.
Look very carefully to the polse
Of the head. II the head be held
proudly. the chin up. the muscles OF
the neck viii aiso be held firm But
n you permit the head to droop the
neck muscles share The sagging.
Never lie with the head high. One
small pillow Is enough for any enc.
except the inscmnisc. n you can
dispsnss with the small. fat pillow
and lie with the head and feet on a
level. 50 much the better fer the
neck.
The neck thus trained. and with
the additional training Of deep
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Noble and Braue

DERcY had matrimonial designs on
bsautiful and rich hsiress. II he
eouiz noiy give her a demonstration
OF bis bravery he knew that be would
have little Justification in proposing 10
her. Al length a brilliant idea occurred
10 him. He was strollng with her along
the xsfsrslde whea he suddenly turned
20 his fair companion.
i szy--aw-Aliss Teresa. Could you
-Ax-lnanzge 10 fall 10 so that--aw--
could wescue yoa7-
Ths fair Miss Teresa tucked surprised.
@Buf yog can't swim. can your she
saiA
Percy vas confused for 4 moment.
ther happy inspiration came 10 him.
I'm afraid can't swim: but always
czrrv . police whistle. don't you know
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Six Practical Partisan Recipes
No. rs of the Fine Art of French COOkinq
nv A the Creates EenchC Chef
By A. Escoffier the Greatest Living French Chef

mixture in a very quick oven 90 that the
e.bbases may brsise without burning. This
cooking Of The esbbsses requires about half
an hour. During this time clean the
psrindses. stuff them with the huales and
bind The cooking bacon around them.
Cook them in butter in the saucepan.
The cooking liquor Of the psrtrdges should
minsle with the liquor Of he eabbsses.
A quarter Of an hour before serving
drain the eabbsges in a hne strainer so as
10 extract completely all grease and hqld
produced during the cooking. Take
the cabbsses and with. them carpet the m
. terror Of ,euine (deep earthenware dish).
When he bottom il covered with an even
layer Of eabbascs. take the partidses. re-
move the string and cooking bacon snd
place them on d. eabbsses.
Surround the psrirdees with he breas,
bacon. which you have cut in smsll dice.
Cover he whole with the other half Of
he cabbage. which has been lying in the
strsiner Sprinkle with several isblspoon-
fuls ot meat Usvy which has been well
cooked down. and in which you may cook
some sliced hufles.
To ,rufffle a partridge. allow one iruffle
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Lobster a La Fermiere.

THIS d . delicious. simple way Of cook
i ins lobster for the family. Cook the
lob,,,r IN ..li waller. separate The meal
ron he .hea and cut he meal N Inn
No.. Cover them with Beehamsl sauce
and keep hen w.m- Tsls care 70 a''
plenty Of sauce. IL.
A, Inc time Of serving arrange INC 700.
~, n deep dish. surround il with hard
boiled ess, .nd leave 'hem seven minutes
!. boiling water. For Eve or 81. persons
.Il., |. lobster Of one and half 20 two
$50. and one ess for each person :
Iob,,sr /. /. fernisrs with BeeAanel
.,.es may also be served with crust |"
. ,ol-.u.vsal A few slees OF rune
ui..d ~iS he hard boiled egg add TO
,he s<Eeaey Of his dish.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

one good reason for not massaoIn,
the muscles Of the face deeply, bui
for simply pattins the cream light,
Into the skin.
H. B. requests: Kindly tell me
how to perfume my cold cream.
Also my nails become snow white al
the tips. making the rest of the nail
look peculiar. Also please let me
know how to massage the creases
from the base of the nose to the
corners OF the mouth"
" you are making the cold cream
Yourself pour few drops Of your
favorlte perfume into II and stir Il
In while the substances are cooling.
That condition Of the nails Indicates
Imperfect circulation. should see
physician and ask him for a tonic.
Iron out those ereases by an up
ward, circular movement Of the third
finger. When this has been done
pat that part Of the face gently,
each time the fingers being Gov.
cred with cold cream.
d. c. asks: "Will you kindly pub
fish a recipe for good skin food,
also one for a greaseless, or vanish
ing cream"
This is good skin food.
Almond oil, 2 ozs.
spermacetI, "a or.
White wax. VI or.
cIye,rine, q or.
Powdered borax, u ora.
orans flower water, u OF.
Tincture Of benxoin, 10 drops.
This contains lanoline and for
that reason may be preferred. for
lanoline Is a valuable skin food. its
drawback being that 1t tends to
grow hair. as do all animal fats.
Lanoline. you remember, is wool
fat. Its end is like its beginning.
Sweet almond oil, 2 ozs.
LanoiIne, I or. .
coeoanut oil, or.
White wax, "a OK
spermaeetl, " OF,
Orange flower water or.
Tincture Of benzdln, 10 drops.
II you use this skin food a To-
ton will be better than a grease
less cream as supplementary COS
metic. Ny objection to the grease
less creams is that they usually
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

uAv1NG skinned and cut your
II rabbit into four or more pieces
and seasoned it with salt and pepper,
thea put ii in = frying pan. in which
you have heated two tzblespoonfuis ef
butter. At the same time throw in
about four ounces Of lean cooking
bacon cut in pieces Let the rabbit
cook on a moderate Ere for twelve 10
fifteen minutes Then add table
spoonful Of onion. chopped fine. and
iittie mite Of crushed garlic. Let the
whole cook Eve TO sir minutes more.
then moissen with a glass OF white
wine When the wine has been well
boiled down add q dozen small rush-
rooms. which. have been carefully
cleaned and washed. and small pinch
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Omelette Savoyarde.

Fry some ehiva in butter and Ed.
lean cooking bacon. When The bacon
begins 10 lake a good brown color add
some sss. which you hss previously sea.
sonsd with sali and pepper and beaten as
tor an ordinary onelesie. This oneIe,ie
should be no thicker ih.n pancake. When
4 IS well cooked on eae ade turn !, a,
you would pancake.
This oneiet,s j, equally agreeable 10 cal
hot or cold In Savoy The pes.as cary
il about with shen ter their midday meal
Arranged Is q sandwich il forms , very
GOOD dish for hunien or pienicier..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
No. 16S---IS Your Neck
Growing Old?

N HE neck quickly beiar advancing age. Nine cava-
isr says 'y0u should begin giving your neck especial
attention before you thirty h were better il you be-
when you twenty-five As usual she gives sound and
explicit advice how prevent the asGns Of the muscles and
deepening Of the lines Of the neck and how to correct these ss,e
they acquired She tells how to feed the throat muscles
and how 10 soften. pumpn and whten he skin Of he neck
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Mushrooms a la Creme

SLICE the mushrooms and ,hep slew
them in butter with deuer-.poonful
OF chopped onion per one-hslf pound Of
mushrooms. The onion, should have been
cooked m butter without beng Drowned.
When he mushrooms have been .,ewsd
dam hem eoss' them with boiling cream
and boil gently until he latter Is well boiled
down. Al the last momeai finish with .
hitie tim cream and dish N a 6nb.Ie.
Cepe' are another form Of mushroom
more eon=ssly used in Franc. han el.e-
where. They are easily ob,.iaable. bow.
ever. in The large cites Of the United State.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

in nourishing cold cream before
feeding" the throat muscles. This
Is q formula for nutritious cream:
Amend ell.................fI ozs.
Lanolin .................. or.
spermaeeti ..................ko or.
Witch hazel. .................h OF.
Tineture Of benzoIn. ,.....N dram
Ninon de L'Enclos, one Of the
greetest beauties OF French history,
had beautiful neck, and to her is
accredited the use Of this neck
food:
nose"stef ......s'......... ozs-
Amono oll........-..........s ozs.
Tineture Of benzoir. ......... " OF.
Altar OF rose ...........~...5d drops
This viii be quite as efficacIous
and much less expensive without
the altar Of rose.
The following nourishes and
whitens the skin Of the neck:
Honey ..............ft Tablespoonful
Lemon Juice. 4 teaspoonful
Whites Of two eess-
Enough bran or almond meal to
make q fine paste.
This wash is also a good neck
bleach. particularly useful in re
moving the dark stains or rings
caused By wearing the prevalent
gilt and silver trimmings about the
throat.
hydroehloric acid. ..........M o..
water 3 czs.
Avoid high. tight collars Wear
soft white silk and muslin Innings
next the throat for colored collars.
II It Is necessary 70 wear costumes
with high collars On the street,
change them at once for collarless
gowns when you are at home. II
you wear chains or dog collars about
the neck let them be loose.
A famous theatrical manager
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

OF parsley. chopped Ene. Cover the
saucepan and let the cooking continue
fve to six minutes more. then finish
the sauce BY adding several table.
spoonfuls Of good. fresh cream. Let
1t cook then several minutes more, and
serve.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17
Little Squashes Stuffed.

rVipE some small squa,hes in Two.
cutting them lens,hwise. Cook them
IN sailed boiling water for 8 to 10 m;nu,.,
Then drain them and remove he Genres
which contain seeds. Place ihese squa.he.
% shallow grain Dish which ha. been
previously buiiered or oiled. stuff The half
squash skins with boiled beef h.sh mixed
with boiled potatoes drained and mashed,
OF wllh sausage meal. Sprinkle the surface
:, with bread crumbs and nois,en with melted
butter Put the squashe. TO cock in a s-a-
de oven for 30 10 IS minutes. A, III.
moment Of serving you may sprinkle on the
,qu''he' a pinch of parsley chopped very
6ne.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-21
PERSONAL
MENTION

F. A Berlin of Athena is among the
business visitors in the city today.
Miss Mary O'Sullivan has returned
from a visit to La Grande and Ba-
ker. 4 Nrs.
r. L. Wilson of Weston was among
the residents of that town in the city
yesterday.
William Devine, the Underwood
typewriter agent, is making Pendleton
visit today.
Mrs. Edith Ray has left for Port
land where she will remain for sew
eral weeks.
]. w. Etter, we'll known resident
of Pilot Rock, is spending the day in
the county seat.
H. l.. Morris of Weiser, Idaho, was
Bowman hotel yesterday.
Mrs. Verne Porter, nee Miss Lillian
Stanfield, is up from Portland and Is
a guest of her aunt, Miss Iva Hill.
Manuel Friedley, well known far
mer of the Juniper country, is tran
sacting business in the city today.
Miss Audrey Rust of Portland, for
merry a well-known Pendleton girl,
is the guest of Miss Edna Storie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polydore Mones, who
have been spending the winter in the
city, are moving back to their ranch.
w. ]. Lloyd, representative of the
Polk Directory company, went to Pr
lot Rock yesterday in the interests Of
his company.
n. A. Miller, the athena furniture
man, came in on the Walla Walia
local this morning and transferred to
westbound No. l.
George G. Peil, deputy state COM
mander of the knights of the Mac
cabees for eastern Oregon, left on
the local this morning for the west
part of the county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-21
LOCALS

Burroughs. Main s. Fuel
Main 17S for coal and wood.
The Melrose System.
Bicycles! 727 Johnson street.
I. C. Snyder. chimney sweep. R 1912.
Phone Kopittke & Gillanders. for
dry wood and Rock Spring coal.
You should have the Melrose Sys-
tenn.
Everybody goes to the orpheum to
see the best and the clearest pictures
All kinds of good dry wood, also
clean nut or lump Rock Spring coal
at Kopittke & Gillanders.
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. See
Alexander's advertisement, page 6.
Egg and lump coal, $3.50 and $S.
Wood, $500. Leave orders at Com
mercial Barn or phone Black 1922.
For rent-Large furnished front
room with or without board, 201 Wa
ter street.
For Rent-Six room house, modern.
Hot and cold water, bath, toilet.
woodshed, etc. Enquire Dr. c. j.
Whitaker.
Patronize Bowmans fireproof
cleaning works. There you will not
be inconvenienced by having your
clothes burned up. Phone Main 432.
120 West Court street.
Special inducements to all pupils
joining the day or night school at the
Pendleton business college before
March 5, 1912.
Bowmans operate the only fire
proof cleaning works in Pendleton.
Phone Main 432.
Experienced man and wife wants
place on ranch. Phone Farmer II.
For rent-Up to date four room fur
nished house. Inquire of ]. Il. Bean,
corner Webb and Willow streets.
Special rates to horses boarded by
the week or month at the Commercial
Barn, $40 Aura street. Phone Main 13
Also dry wood for sale.
II you want TO move, call Penland
Bros. Transfer, phone NJ 339. Large
dray moves you quick. Trash hauled
once a week. SAT Main street.
For transfer work, hauling bag
gage. moving household goods and
pianos, and all kinds OF job work
phone Main 461. B. A. Morton.
Save yourself fuel troubles by us
ing our famous Rock Spring coal and
good dry wood. Delivered promptly
Ben l.. Burroughs. phone Main 8.
Demonstr ators-I,adies to demon
strate in stores; no experience neces-
sary. Apply by letter giving address
and phone number. to E. A. D., Ore
gonian office.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work in small family no children
Neat. intelligent, willing girl, expert
ence not required. Liberal wages
and comfortable home for right girl
Address l.. NJ. j. this office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-02-21
W.C.T.U. HEAD TALKS
ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE
(special Correspondence.l }

Especial Correspondence
Echo, Ore, Feb. 21.-Mrs. Ada
Wallace Unruh, state president of the
w. C. II. u, spent the day here yes
terday. In the afternoon she held a
meeting for women at which she dis
cussed ways and means for the prop
ogation of the temperance work.
In the evening she delivered very
able lecture on equal suffrage but ow-
ing to the fact that the subject had
not meen previously announced, Mrs.
Unruh did not have large audience
VIM. Frazier, a Portland livery
man and horse dealer, who was here
last week buying draft horses to ship
to the Klondyke, left Monday for Pen
dleton from which point he will buy
the horses. He secured several head
of valuable animals here.
Two cars of cattle and one car of
sheep were shipped from the O.-W.
r. & N. yards at this place last night.
The sheep were shipped by f. w.
Andrews and the cattle which were
shipped by Elmer Spike were the best
that has gone from here the present
year. They were of a uniform size
and averaged in weight 1860 pounds
each
Mrs A. B. Thomson left this morn
ing for Portland to join her husband
who went down last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomson will visit
with friends the remainder of the
week.
Miss Bertha Allen has been visit
ing the past week with the Misses
Moore and Mrs. L. C. Rogers. She ex-
poets to leave soon for the east.