El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-13
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
For Slender Hips.

slender, and also for developing very
thin hips. This sound impossible, IN
til you remember that good exercise
IS a general corrective. tending TO
make normal whatever Is wrong with
the system
The easiest way to practise this
exercise is to stand on one Of those
low hassocks or any small stool on
one foot, the other foot swinging tree
As this is for the legs and hips only.
you can support yourself BY holding
to bed post or the back OF a chair
Standing on the one leg. swing the
other leg backward and forward,
making small arcs in the air, or short
backward and forward kicks Do this
a dozen times then swing four times
as you can make-that is. the leg IS
swung forward and back Just as far
as You can make II go The motion
is always continuous Short jerks and
halts are not effective
Rest and repeat with other leg and
foot
Now. this makes the lower part OF
the back a better shape. does away
with the aWfully flabby hips you see
on many Women-Whose work keeps
them sitting a lot-and makes the
upper part OF the leg wen-rounded
anu AAAAAA ~ AAAA4AN laAAla 100 AaNAEa II
has no special effect on the lower leg
(other exercises must be taken for
this).
OF course. this is more effective II
practised as a series OF daily exer-
cises, large part OF which would be
deep breathing. The thing to do Is
70 find what sort OF corrective meas
ures you need. and then 70 take them
faithfully.
Questions and Answers
AnLious-krom your description.
think you must be underwelght and
prooanly anaemic- At all events, you
mad better have a doctor examine YOU
sometime and prescribe the proper
sort OF diet for you Deep breathing
VIII develop the chest and help i'm
out those hOlloWs, and uassa Efng
with warmed cocoa butter VIII also
help Diluted lemon juice is a good
skin bleach.
Alex B.-Send me a letter with a I
self-addressed stamped envelope for
and there must soon be an oDeninr
up OF Mexico and we want to be in
posltion 70 handle It have looked |
over the statue offices in the plaza
and the location pleases ne The To- (
cation Is ideal and the building Is OF I
such a unique architecture that we
wiz be glad 70 use It in all the ad- !
vertising matter distributed from ali !
United States and Cuba"
The collection OF taxes, state and
county taxes during January and
eoruary and city taxes during Feb 4
ruary and March makes IL u1Dleas- /
ant even with those financially pros 4
Porous, said Dr. John F. Edgar The /
money IS withdrawn from cirerlIs-
tions being paid out monthly for ex-
penses OF the government and Il is not ]
democratic Some other states have &
payments semi-annually. why can't ]
the state OF Texas do better and &
make state and county taxes payable Z
during January and July, and mu- 4
nicipal taxes payable in April and
October thus making Il easier for the I
people Tax collectors would not
have as much rush time during the 4
winter months and would avoid some I
loaflEg during sumner months
7 have Just returned from New
York; Chicago. Pittsburg and other
eastern cities where I found a great i
deal OF interest being taken in Mex
leo IN ali those money ceuters." said
Leopold Iwansky, formerly a mining
and business man in Parral. Chihua-
hua- 1t Is merely a matter OF max
ing conditions secure IN that country
when American capital will pour in.
/ found men with big capital anxious
10 get IN there and they VIII when
the time IS ripe. I myself estab-
lished connections with capitaiists
who are looking forward to the time
when they can invest with confidence.
/ found too, that II was a general I
opinion IN those centers that condi-
tons VIII soon be all right in Mex
ico and American money can be in
vested with confidence in its security.
Mexican mines are the principal at
traction Of course"
4 think Paderewsli, the great Pol
ISL pianist so wen known in Amer
lea and now in Poland, viii be the
public TO be formed from the territory
OF the kingdom Of Poland which was
destroyed and divided up among /,
Germany Russia and Austria said
Lieut. Col Nathan Lapowsky. re-
turned soldier from the French front
and now city clerk OF FL Paso. 7
An OF Polish birth and naturally feel
an interest in the restoration OF my I
native land and particularly so as a
lublic- Paderewski has been IN the
United States a great many years. IS
q very able man and his observations
no doubt make him particularly well
fitted to start the new republic off
right in the way OF democracy. OIL
course the Poles, after all these years
II suppression and oppression viii
make plumbers in getting started in
he way OF self government on lines
~ liberal democracy. but they can be ,
gradually educated up TO It be-
.ieve Paderewski Is the man 20 start
them off"
There should be more money IN
circulation in the near future than
here has been for years." said zach ,
Todd The money accumulated BY ;
he government FOR the payment OF !
var contracts Is rapidly being dis !
lursed. The secretary OF the treas
lry has notified the reserve banks
hat in December the outgo Of cash Z
segregated the highest figure reached I
turing the period Of the war. \
America almost had reached the peak I
u production Of war materials and Z
Iupples al the time hostilities ceased. {
The bills are now pouring in The S