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NOT TO BLAME
Persia Net Responsible For Failure %
Prevent TUrss Fre-, Men
aeinG Russia

fEIROGBAD. Jan L.. iva London
, rs ,. m-)-Thst Persia should not b.
heid accountable for her inability "a
prevent the Turks from menactns
Russia through violation % Persian
neuIality. vas the assertion made 10.
uaE by lssac Khan. Persian minister
20 Russia. az one time minister 20
Washington. he declared his country
hAd placed her dependence upon for.
elsn troops for protection The min.
iAter explained the Persian situation
as follows:
We solemnly declared our neutrali.
" and intended 20 adhere TO that de-
eislon The Integrity OF our terrific
~ was guaranteed 20 Us BY England
ana Russia Last Monday Emperor
Nicholas. reiterating this promise.
said ! wish you 10 tell your govern
ment that We shall not take a single.
loot OF your territory
We have protested asslus, Turk.
.sh violation OF our territory. and II
Turkey continues It's invasion We
shall continue TO protest Al pr,sen,
the Turkish garrison az Tabrlz con.
sists Of little more than two reei.
ments. but Il Is possible. even prob
able. that Turkey will send through
our province OF Azsrbaijan into the
caucasus large numbers OF troops. be
cause our country Is unfortihed and
the frontier between Russia and Per
sra Is the only unfortifled Russian
frontier.
For this reason the use OF our
country by Turkey il even more OBJ
Nlously e1pedient than was Germanys
violation OF Belgian neutrality Tor
Belgium could offer resistance while
We are unable 10 do so. The Russian
government knows. however. that we
are not cupable- Nearly all Kurds
joined the invading army but again we
We're not blsmeworthy since we were
helpless because We lacked an army q"
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BRITISHSUFFER
A HEAVY LOSS
ATTACK ON TANGA. ~ GERMAN
EAST AFRICA. REFUSED
By GERMAN DEFENDERS.
srtsh Landed BIG Force. Which Is
Ofested With Heavy Losses
20 the Attackers.

BERLIN. Jan Il. by wireless. 10
London The battle At Tansa. Ger.
man East Africa. the greatest that has
occurred In any Of our colonies. was
Neritable feat Of arms" saws a state.
naent given out BY the ofacial press
bureau today relative to the recently
reported defeat OF the British forces
there. The statement continues.
me governor officially reports that
the hghting occurred on the Cd. 4th
and 9TH Of November. The English
appeared on Tsnga with two battle.
ships and 10 transports. They de-
manded the unconditional surrender
OF the place. which was refused. The
ships departed, but reappeared and
landed one European and four indian
regiments under are OF the heavy
guns OF the ships, a cruiser supporting
the attack OF the enemy from the sea
The landing party fought bitterly
Tor three days. but the enemy was
beaten on with heavy loss. The fight.
ing on November lasted Il hours.
On November 6 the English vessels
disappeared in a northerly direction.
The enemy's landing force totaled
1000 men. and our forces numbered
1000. Our losses were small.
recent dispatch from Berlin said
mat the Morgen Post. in a story de-
falling the attack on Tanga. gave the
British losses in killed and wounded
as $500
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A AMERICAN GUNS
And ProJeetiles Have Arrived in Rus.
ha-Made In Pennsylvania and
shipped From Vancouver 3. c.

SEATTLE. Wash. Jan. 1.-THE
Russian volunteer fleet steamer Nov
gorod according to advices received
today. arrived at vladiyostok yester-
day. with big guns and proJectiles
manufactured in Pennsylvania ana
shipped to Vancouver. b. G. Ihe
siege guns will be rushed to Poland.
The Tamgor. a sister ship of the
Novgorod. will sail from Vancouver
Tor Nladivostok this week with a sec.
ond cargo OF huge guns and shells
The steamer Glenroy now at Van.
eouver. will load at Seattle this week
forty-five carloads OF ammunition and
automobiles for Niadivostok, presum.
ably for the Russian army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-18
LIVER TROUBLES
Here Is a Cue For Them.

mere u a Nufe FOr mem.
Many people drag through day ar.
ter day feeling tired. listless and
drowsy, with no ambition or en-
ergy not knowing exactly just
uhst does all them They never
think that their liver is out Of or
der and IN most cases that IS ex-
actly where the trouble lies bad
liver.
n you're in that condition. YOU
should take TRiETS 20 strengthen
and build up your rundown liver.
TRlETS make the liver do its work
properly so that it can eypcl all
the poisonous waste matter from
your body, making you we'll. cheer.
tul and happy once more
Their spcarmint flavor makes them
easy % take
1Oc and 2jc boxes az aH ur.to.
date druggists
LAXATIVES
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PROCLAMATION
Ono. a.
Proclamation and Notice OF EisouOn for
school nond Issue and Lew:

To the Qualified Voters OF Richland Dis
trict IN the County OF ohio and
state OF West Virgins.
TAKE NOTICE.
THAT. a. a lesa. meeting Of the Hoard
or Education Of Nichland District. In tn
County % Ohio. and state Of West VIZ
si3is. held on the Z2nd day OF December
1914. the following order was adopted
and entered on record. namely.
IL appearing 20 the BOARD Of Education
OF lNchland District that 60 accommC-
date properly the said youth Of. school
age residing In said district 70 D. neces-
ssry TO ISSUE bonds In the sum Of $50
10000. a. provided b. chapter 20 OF the
Acts Of the Legislature. 1911. I'm order 20
procure money for the purpose Of build
lng. completing. charging. repairing aud
furnishing the school houses in said dis
trict. a. having been determined
thSt this proposed bonded In
dehtedness together with the pres
ent existing indebt cdness do not eN-
coed IA per centum OF the value OF the
taxable property In said district as
ascertainsd hy the last assessment for
state and county taxes Aud said board
OF Education being OF the opinion that
the maximum rate 81 levy provided for
In section q Of chapter -. Acts 81 the
Legislature. extra session. 1905. will rot
produce sufficient funds TO pay the m
trr"St ON said bonded Indebtedness and
provide = sinking fund FOR the dischsrge
OF the principal In the number Of years
authorized by the issue % said proposed
bonds without laying a maximum special
bond levy as hereinafter mentioned To-
pay the interest and provide a sinking
fund
Therefore in pursuance OF the fore
going aud said chapter 20 Of said Acts
OF the Legislature OF 1911. ~ - hereby
resolved and ordered that the Board OF
Education OF said Bichland District de-
borrow money In the sum Of $4,000. 90
and issue and sell bonds TO raise said
amount for the purpose OF building.
completing. enlarging. repairing and fur
nishtng the school houses to-wits Center
Warwood School located IN WarwoOd
Richland District ohio County. West Vir-
Einia, ana Richland Consolidated School
located on short Greek. in Richland Dis
trict. Ohio County. West Virginia
And to provide more definitely con-
corning said bonds ~ H. further ordered:
/. /. said bonds shah be 100 in number
OF the denomination OF $500. 90 each, and
numbered from one 10 100. both inclu-
siye. consecutiyely. making in the aggre-
gate 100000
?. Said bonds shall bear date on The
lem day 81 February. 1915. and be pay
Feb rs. 1925. Bonds from No. to No.
II, both inciusie
Feb. Is. 1926. No. Is 1q and 20
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500 Lott Out Of 400

TAGLlACOZZO. via Rome. Jan. II.
-CaDpelle. thriving village near
AVezzano. has lost 500 Of its inhabi-
tants OF total population Of 500. OF
the survivors. many are seriously IN.
Jured. One hundred bodies have al
ready been recovered.
A very large proportion OF the IA
talities were due TO the fact that the
earthquake was one long severe shock.
which brought the houses tumbling
10 the ground and rendered chance of
escape for the inmates slight.
Three persons were rescued alive
from the ruins OF a house IS hours
after II collapsed. one OF them was
injured
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TO PLAY BETHANY
Washiurton q jefferson ana nsthany
College FOofbau Teams 20 Clash
November 40.

Special fI.lHf.F fa fHs Irfs.rIrsrr.r.
NANflI NETEN Ta. THH it, Beth
ANY college HfIl meet fIe Washington
nHI irffrraUr college football team .H
Na.rIHEFnr. November .u NarHrsr
a. vs.. I.Ify and Manager NurpI. ~ The
Two fpufnaI rirvsuH reached thia agree
H.auf after negotiating Tor Ha"rfHi
runrfHH This uIf Hs Che eleventh con.
frrf HrfH."1 fHe IrFrra ~ The fu.u Ir.
afIfu'IHHH and Ir only one contest .r.
tween fHr IrErrH Of che two Institution .
and Iu only one contest VA. UffHarH
able .I cross tho r.Hf IIrr % the Rcd
nrI HIHHh This uta FL. fI".
Tho EHfHHu. game comes che 1afIH.
Dag before fHH Turkey THE contest With
IHhIgn which Ia rrFIrfcr Ha the hard.
90 game uu che Rcd and BLACK arHeH.
uls
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Hotice 20 Mnnufacturers, Johbera. Esr.
chnnta and Otlcra Whol.aala naalara

NOTICE tS UERFEY EIVEN. ina,
voc stat" I'.urf ~ Control OF me afHfs
rI MtFL NirEiniH wf'I receive bids daily
o. ifs 0fifrr OF ChHrIrrfHu West VfrFfufa
lgr furnt.hirE Fuuriira fur fIe sev.ral
FIa'. InrN. uf.na. The financial ma rn &c.
llf"I "t Wflgh o. vested iu antI Hrard
80 irnrf7 VIII b. awarded fo the IUv, ~
tinirr7. quality considered. AMI other
L-l'E. h,ing fGuaI Wet Virginia deal
frg VIII p Elvru preference
iarLH ~ supplies needed viii b. FUR.
bi.frd Niddrr1 Hu receipt % requests
STATING Tho line desired
STATE BOARD COZ CUNTW0r
ln.l-f rnHrlretrr Wesf TfrrfrTa
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

The tickets. poll books tally sheets. ana
other things necessary 60 hold said cleo
tlon. a. provided by section %. Of faid
chapter 81. Acts 1908. and said election
shall in all other respects b. held AMI
conducted according o. Law.
And the ballots ursd Iu raid election
shall have printed thereon a. q caption.
- special election Co. authorize up pc.
sect the iesuau.e and sale ~ bonds. Iu
The amount ~ $4,000 90. FOR the purpose
pairing ard furnishing tho school houses
fu.WIf. Center NHrNUuI school TnTnfr.T
in WHrWC.d. Eighlnrd uisfrist Ubip
County West virginia. and EirhIand
Consolidated school located IN grrrt
Crock ln Ni.hilrI District. County %
ohio SfHfr Of West virginia. end sIsa
t0 authorize special bond levy of savru
cents. a-rgrdinE t1 me order ~ tho
bnHrd rf Education Of raid District rlqda
and uttered H" fHH s'nd day Of Iarrff
hrr. i'it t' ra,r tn- .0tsrsst and prg, ids
bonds now h.inF .HffH uuln
And also dIrt.ff. underneath said can.
u.n ir .rp'raf- 'ror shall Dol printed
rOE UUNrs"
FNINrI BONDS
RON THE LENYH
N9NfN1T rHE LEW
THE GEErsF8tg amount aI fts f-dlb
rIr.Ha Iu said UIsHIarf rrafr-rf r... ~.
o. ..rE and authorized is o. follows.
roHird ara other i-d.b,sinsss cs
Total al
ITO. amount #f f1raE.r Hr.r.#F.. OIL 10.
..nH vtr.n rala H'rbiauI fHatri.f d.
IHHrru t.r fart
GEORGE 81 ErERrs
Ir~effant.
d-4s.Ia-f.fI-Ig
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Los=--iRdiea combination shrine ana
Eastern star pin. Reward m returned
iu p. T.. irobst. Y. 81 G.. a Bldg
In-fs-i
LOHT-7mall purse containing die
mono riuE9 and paper money. Liberal
reward or returned t1 futruigrrrer
f8-f6-i
hohT-'0cE'fhuUE. cUrfaIninE sum OF
money probably Du Island pr between
island nrd fIaf ST.. NniiaIrs owners
nam. scratched 90 leather Reward Tor
return o. sl3 Huron st.. Island
1H-1f-f
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Russian Statement

PETROGRAD. Jan. 1.-THE following
official statement has been issued re-
gardiug tho operations OF the Russian
troops:
"Dur troops ~ the army In the eau
Casus are successfully pursuing their
offensive In the region 81 Knn-T-rgan
On Turkish Armenian. ON January rs
they made more than I 900 prisoners
and captured a large quantity ~ muni-
lions.
"On the other fronts the actions arc
minor"
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ACCEPT cHALLENor.
b. @, sandow Accepts wrestling chal-
lenge OF Karl stem for Match
with Kervoraa

The challenge OF Karl Stem. the Finn
wrestler OF Martins Ferry has been ac-
ceptcd by II. G. Sandow manager FOR
hervoras. Greek wrestler and arrange
ments have been made for staging the
January 20.
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For Sale-Automobile.

Ton SALE two passenger SaNton
runabout, practically new $4,000. not
worn part. no hill too steep. Q two ton
truck Packers. In good condition new
solid tires WIN demonstrate and guar
antee 81 about e the original cost a
wonderful bargain. Elm Grove Garage
Price & Kraft fa-T.-i
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OIL AND GAS LANDS

FOR SALE-One-siEteent interest in
zoo acre lease and drilling Of two OF
wells complete for $50 iu excellent
proven territory and producing district.
mon" better. For particulars address or
call on Cha7. Crossan. % 10Th st. city.
fa-1b-I
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DIED

HUPP-On Sunday. January II. 1914. ct
o'clock y. m, CAROLENE IOUIST.
TODD. wife OF the late DR.. John C.
Hupp and daughter Of the late DIR
Archibald S. Todd. in the s3rd year OF
her age.
Funeral services from her late residence.
No 80 Fourteenth street Tuesday ar
ternoon ~ O'Clock. Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited. Inter
ment private.
hcCoNKEY-On Sunday. January 18TH
1915. az $40 o'clock a. m. PRISCILLA
McCONKEY, in the 63rd year OF her
age
Funeral from her late residence. 20 Sew
cntecuth street, Tuesday afternoon At
1880 o'clock. Friends Of the family are
invited 90 attend Intermeut IN NJ
Rose cemetery. Moundsyiue
tAoundsville papers please copyD
ANDERsoN-On sunday. January 1.
1875. at 2.f5 o'clock .. m. at Wcst
Liberty. FRANK ANDERSON
Funeral from the short Creek church
"wednesday NJ o'clock y. M Inter
rnent 81 short Creek cemetery
Huntington. Pa. papers please copye
HART-On Sunday. January Il. 1915. a.
$50 O'Clock y. m, az Washington IL
G. MORGAN OFT HART.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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aaoooo IN Arr.rna

Attention. Pa. Jan. IT.aCr1ssef wires
N the connections Installed for NOV.
inr picture equipment caused fire
which destroyed The auditorium ~ the
Y. 80 O.. a. building here THE afternoon
sn'aiiing Re- loss ~ So. 900 covered by IH.
sunnc.
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raere were 7o7.s7o deaths in 1919
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Stockholders Meeting.
>S-~~~>~~~%~~--S~~~--~~~.~
Notice OF Annual Meeting
Nc annual meeting Of the stockhoId-
Srr OF The National Exchange Bank OF
" heciing. viii be held az the banking
room. tuesday. January 18th. 1915 be
tWven IN" hours OF 10 4. NJ. and : NJ
ior IN" election OF nine directors and
surh other business a. may propcriv
come before the meeting
c W. JEFFEES
Cashier.
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WANTED-MAiE HELP

WA1EEp-Ascnts 20 sell sae New Ftu-
press Vacuum Clearer .ud Carpsf
Neeper. on weekly payments Of IS ca,
,D,,k s.lss hls Pay. &, =. Adams Go
AlH"-lAt- Main St Up stairs. apr-N-ts
NASTEp-N Dung msn for our local tn.
trrcsts. 2l2.no weekly 90 stn~t NJ.
canN asStng Frontier Ms Go Ntaear1
Fails. y. y t.TS-TY
NAhTkD-At once. several goo,l deliv-
cry and sales boys 10 werl b.for.
school Apply at Circulation pcpATt-
ment lnteiligcnccr. between 4 and
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
RISKS LIBERTY
TO VISIT HUSBAND

Unable 10 fight against her great
longing for drugs. Rose Torrey, l6
years old. Of No. IS EliZabeth-st.,
was arrested by detectives, late
Monday afternoon, when she went
to the city receiving hospital TO
visit her husband, a heroin tiend.
who was receiving treatment there.
At police headquarters she became
hysterical as she related her story
to the officers. She blames her hus-
band for her downfall, but clings
to him. hoping that eventually both
will be able to quit the drugs. Both
Torrey and his wife took cures, but
the habit had too strong hold on
them.
adopted when young. the girl said
sho was turned from her home in
Flint. when Is years old. She was
married year ago to Torrey. n
Jockey, in the Woodward-ave. Pres
byterian church.
when arrested several months
ago as a woman OF the streets, Mrs.
Torrey was released on parole be-
cause OF her youth. After a second
arrest, she jumped her hail bond.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
FRYE NOTE DOES
NOT RECOGNIZE
BOATS AS SAFETY"

WASHINGTON. oct 19.-Publica-
ton last night Of the text OF the
latest note sent by the United
States to Germany In the case of
the American ship William p. Frye
reveals that the United States does
not regard IAN opportunity to es-
cape In lifeboats" as sufficient safe
~ for passengers and crew OF any
American vessel destroyed when
carrying contraband.
In the note. which Is dated Oct.
IL. Secretary Lansing expresses sat
isfaction that Germany agreed to
the American proposals for a joint
commission OF experts to Ak dam.
ages for the loss of the Frye. sunk
by the commerce raider Prinz Eitel
Friedrich. and concurs in the sug.
gestion from Berlin that IL Ia not
necessary TO appoint an umpire In
advance.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
JOHN DODGE
GIVES LOAN FUND
FOR II. OF Nj. MEN

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 10
John f. Dodge, of Detroit, has made
the engineering college OF the Uni
versity of Michigan a gift of $40.
600. to be used as a loan fund for
needy junior and senior engineer
ing students, and TO be knewn as
the John Frank Dodge loan fund.
This fund is TO be administered
ny the president of the university
dean Of the engineering college. and
the professor at the head of the
engineering section, In which the
applicant is enrolled. Loans will
not exceed 500 10 any one student
in one year A junior may borrow
stO0 and in his senior year again
borrow q like amount.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
Fashions for Americans

For grace OF line and general
youthfulness OF effect, no pattern Is
prettier than this, with its modish
vest, having the deep open front OF
the season, its rippled peplum at
tached 10 the jacket-like bodice, and
its full. well-setting skirt.
This type OF skirt Is equally be-
coming 10 thin and stout; to old
and young. and, indeed. the pattern
is adapted TO all ages. with merely
a change OF materials In the max
ing. A young girl, for instance.
would do well to use q checkerboard
taffetasplaid. and one OF the newest
Is in peacock blues and greens
crossed by so dark a stripe that a
purplish effect Is produced in one Of
the inch-wide stripes. With this
sort OF plaid she would have a vest
OF the lighter shape in the plaid
For the middle-aged woman, suit
able material would be prune or
Negro brown or subterranean green
satin. or satin-striped taffeta In one
OF these hues; while an elderly lady
would wear jacquard printed benga-
line or poplin. or black or dark satin
or tafYeta. The vest for the older
woman would be more rich in color
and elaborate In make than for
young girl, and the buttons would
be richer. Any wool fabric would
make up well in this pattern, and
so would corduroy. volveteen and
velvet
As for trimmings. the correct
trimming this season is braid. and
on a skirt OF this kind as many as
Ave rows Of braid of graduated sizes
are employed. with braid on belt
and blouse. Braid buttons should
be used with braid trimmings. OF
else little frogs and loops should be
worn.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19
WOMAN TELLS
STRANGE STORY
OF NIGHT ATTACK

Edith wilsher. 20 years old, of
the Mack hotel. who gave her ad-
dress to the police as No. 152 AL
fred-st. reported that she was at
tackled, dragged into an alley and
beaten at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning
by q man, whom the police believe
was the woman's husband. The as.
sault took place on Kirby-ave. east,
between Jos. Campau and Mitchell
ayes. Mrs. Wilsher says that she
was robbed Of a silver mesh purse,
Swiss watch and 81 bracelet.
Mrs. Wilsher and her husband
were downtown Monday night, and
both we're intoxicated. the police
say. The husband tried to leave
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19

with a diamond tiara. Mrs Russell
a. Alger, Sr. MIR. aud Mrs. Russell
a. Alger, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick NJ. Alger occupied box,
as did Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Douglas
Stair, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip II. McMil-
Ian and DR.. and Mrs. Burt Shurly.
MIR. and Mrs. Wesson Seyburn had
several young men guests In their
box. and In one OF the lower. right
hand boxes we're group of debu-
tanes.
The Orpheus club will give two
concerts this season az usual, the
first on Tuesday. Dec. IA, In the
Hotel Statler. and the second In
April. For the first concert, Nine
Jenny Dufau. prima donna soprano
OF the Chicago-Philadelphia operas.
will be the soloist. Charles Frederic
Morse, director OF the club. Ia hold
ing regular rehearsals preparing
programs OF unusual merit and nov
city.
In the homo or MIS-. btepnen I
Seyburn. No. 1879 Jefferson-ave,
Saturday afternoon. the marriage
took place OF her niece. Miss Grace
Hinchman, daughter OF Mrs. Charles
II. Hinchman, TO Philip North
Wright. son OF Mrs. james North
Wright Miss Marie Moran and
Miss Edith Seyburn attended their
cousin as bridesmaids. Wesson
Seyburn was best man. The Rev.
Y. Frederick Fitschen, Jr, pastor OF
the JefYerson-ave. PRESBYTERIAN
church. officiated. A reception fol
lowed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright will make their home at
No. 10 Baldwin-ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19

not at all faddy about my eating
and have NO particular health
food 10 offer. but have found that
cannot drink an alcoholic concoc
tion Of any kind. II poisons my liver
to the extent Of turning my complex
ion a pale green.
cannot eat rich creams. especial
ly those covered with chocolate. I
eat very sparingly OF cake or pastry.
and get my required sugar fresh
from fruits. of which my breakfast
is usually composed. I am fond Of
good food and II is a constant sac
rifice to refuse dishes that appeal
to my palate, but I have learned that
superb health, like everything else.
must be bought and paid for.
eat plentifully Of all vegetables,
except potatoes (bat that's another
story, all fresh fruits except bauan-
as, at any meal. never eat be-
tween meals. Meat ! only eat occa-
sionally, never more than once a
day, and often go without It for
several days.
OF course get OF the "acetic
wagon" once in awhile, and 30 on a
lobster Newburg or cherry pie q In
mode jag. but I always have TO pay
for II afterwards with the pale
green complexion, and heavy eyes.
Simple food. simply prepared. ex-
ercise and deep breathing must be
the cornerstones on which - build
Q good complexion.
Don't eat too much. Yoa eaa real
ly eat almost anything II you only
eat q very little Of It. Above all.
use variety in choosing your foods.
You cannot serve your palate ana
your complexion at tho Same time.
any moro than can serve God and
Mammon.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-19

The average woman begins beau
ty culture from the wrong plaza.
she starts from the outside land
most always ends there.) You must
start from the inside, keep on with
the outside and never end with the
quest
Beauty is like education, you can
never get enough OF it.; indeed, to
keep II, you must always keep at II.
II you sit down complacently and
say Il am educated" or Il am beau
tiful," II Is time TO look out.
Egotism OF any kind is fatal to
growth of any kind
No woman can be beautiful who
has not good health; but this, like
most other beauty rules, does not
work both ways-you can be healthy
without being beautiful
Complexion ills are due to one or
all of three causes: Ill-health. I'm.
cleanliness and neglect. At 40, or