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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
~ARQUEoLoGI-
co EN- ALFARO, LOGRO-|
NO.

Alfaro, Mayo 26.-En las ex-
cavaciones que Sc llevan a cabo en-
la Azucarera en- construction, han
sido descubiertas dos cajas de pie
dra de forma rectangular con ia
pa prismatica.
En- Ell interior, y entire sucesi-
vas capas de legamo pulverizado
81 han hallado dos esqueletos en-
relative perfecto estado, pues am
Dos craneos conservan intacta Ia
dentadura.
Sc supone pertenecen a la epo
ca romano.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
Y LA LIGA DE MA.
Clones.

Madrid, Mayo 26.-El Marques
de Lena ha dicho que los indivi-
duos de las diversas carreras del
Estado, incluso aquellas que Sc
rigen por las leyes e%speciales, que
pasen a prestar servicios oeriva-
dos de la participation de Espa-
ma en- la Sociedad de las Nacio-
mes, co~nservaran su puesto en- cl
escalafon de la carrera a que per-
tenecen, teniendo derecho al as
censo en- las mismas condolences
que los demas miembros de ella y
contandoseles para todos efectos
activos y pasivos, ell tempo du-
rante ell cual ejercen SUI cargo a
servicio de la Sociedad de las Ma
clones, sin que produzcan vacan'
tie en- Ell escalafon respective.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
DE Ola Y DE NOCHE.

81 quiere I'd. gozar de la vida
en- su plentiful, tenga siempre en-
su casa ell Timers American Eli
xir of Bitter Wine. Tornado an
ties de las comidas, estimula ell
apetito, facilita la digestion y ayu-
Ga Ell cerebro a tener ideas claras
~ rapidas. Tornado al acostarse,
asegura I'm sueho saludable y re-
paradox, permitiendo Sc levante
I'd. rejuvenecido, lleno de energia
para acometer los trabajos del dia.
Pero insista que sea bien Ell YER
|dadero TriDer's American Elixir
OF Bitter Wine, muy conocido por
todos los Estados Unidos como
I'm remedio verdaderamente Sc
guro y eficaz y que ha obtenido
los premios mas altos, medallas de
orc y grandes premios en- varias
exposiciones internacionales, CO.
mo la de Londres y Bruselas ell
1910, Paris y Roma en- 1911, San
francisco en- 1915 y Panama en-
1910. Durante estos ultimos ne
ses ~diferentes who's amargos han
aparecido como hongos en- este
pals, pero nuestros amigos no pue-
den engaharse. Ellos conocen Ell
valor del Timers American Eli
xir OF Bitter Wine y no aceptaran
lmltacion alguna. Su farmaceuti-
co o droguista tiene todos los re-
medios de Triner en- existencia.
Joseph Trinef Co., 1333-45 South
Ashland Ave-, Chicago, Ill.-Ad-
vertisement.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
FUE ~PROCLAMADA LA LEY
MARCIAL EN- TODD Ell
RENO.

Madrid, Mayo 26.-Como result
tado de los disturbios que Sc han
suscitado con motive de la esca-
SEE y carestia del pan, ell Gobier-
no Sc ha visto obligado a procla-
mar la Ley Marcial aqui. FL Co
bierno ha publicado una lista de
aquellos establecimientos que fue-
ron saqueados por los amotinados
durante esos desordenes, y de ella
aparece que las principales ten
das atacadas, fueron las panade-
rias ytlas de abarrotes. Tambien
algunas casas particulars fueron
sdqueadas, pero por fortuna su
numero fue muy reducido.
Ell Ministro del Interior, en- una
declaration que hizo hoy a Ia
prensa hablando del movimiento
obrero que esta sacudiendo a todo
Ell RENO, 10. caracterizo no como
ur movimiento socialista por su:
tendencias, sino como n de ca
racter sindicalista con tendencia:
revolucionarias.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
Sc APOYARA A LOS DEMAN
DANTES

Madrid, Mayo 26.-Se dice que
en- varios juzgados han sido pre-
sentadas numerosas demands con
firmas alemanas, reclamando ell
cumplimiento de tratados hechos
antes de la guerra, y los cuales Sc
ran desconocidos por los contra
tantes.
Como es natural, la mayor par
tie de los jueces a quienes cores
ponde fallar en- dichos asuntos, lo
han hecho en- favor de los deman-
dantes, pues la guerra NADIA tiene
que yer con los c~ontratos celebra-
dos entire partlculares, quedando
por tanto obligados a cumplir sus
compromises los que quisieror
servirse de la guerra mundial co.
mo pretexto para eludir ell respec-
two cumplimiento.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
LOS ALCALDES DE Der.
MEO Y LEQUEITIO.

Bilbao, Mayo bel Goberna-
dor Civil comunica hoy al Minis
tro de Gobernacion, que sin Incl
dente alguno logro tomar pose
sion del cargo de Alcalde del
Ayuntamiento de Lequeitio ell
conservador Sr. Don Manuel
Mendia que desde que fue elscto
para dicho puesto no habia podi-
do conseguir Sc reuniera ell mu-
nicipio para darle possession.
Tambien dice ell mencionado go
bernador cue ell Alcalde de Ber-
meo, Don Ricardo Urrutin, nacio-
nalista, Sc ~posesiono de su puesto
hace unos dias.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
LA A DE PAN.

Madrid, Mayo 26.-La junta
del Gabinete que Sc celebro hoy
duro mas de las de costumbre, y
despues de ella Ell Primer Minis
tro Dato informo a los reporters
de que ell principal asunto que Sc
trato en- ella fue la situacion crea-
da por la escasez del pan.
Mas tarde Sc hicieron declara-
clones oficiales en- las que Sc dice
que ell Gobierno ha dictado las
medidas del case para asegurar ell
abastecimiento de harina y de
grano para Madrid por veinticua-
tro horas por 10 menos, pero que
las dificultades actuales mas que
del gobierno dependen del traba-
10 va que es impossible para las
autoridades, no obstante compile
tamente dispuestas a mejorar la
situacion, hallen quien substitute
a los seis mil trabajadores que Sc
italian en- huelga actualmente.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
PARA ESPANA Y MEXICO

I'm gran numero de espaholes
saldran para Europa en- la proxi
ma primavera y muchos de entire
.llos tienen va reservados sus pa
safes en- la Agencia Ferrocarrile-
"a y Martina S. Tore, situada
en- Ell numero 203 de la calle North
Spring de esta ciudad.
Seria muy prudente para todas
aquellas personals que intentan If
a Europa y no han adquirido toda-
Via sus pasajes, que Sc dirieieran
a la citada Agencia 10 mas pronto
possible, para asegurar su oportu-
ma salida.
La Agencia S. Tore represen-
ia las mas grandes companies de
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
CHOQUE ENTIRE LA Null
TITUD Y LA UARDI CT
VII.

Madrid, Mayo californian
&c Bilbao por la via telegrafica
que hubo ALI algunos motines
causados por la escasez del pan,
pues una gran manifestation tu-
vo lugar con este motive trato de
dispersarse hacienda uso de la
Cuardia Civil, a la que lie hizo re-
sistencia la multitud dando por
rcsultado I'm choque a consecuen-
cias del cual resultaron heridas
tres personals, lograndose al fin es-
tablecer ell orden.
Los motines reconocieron como
origen la falta de pan y varias pa.
naderias fueron destruidas par
cialmente.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
LA EN- VALEN-
CHA Y ZARAGOZA.

Madrid, Mayo 2o.-El Ministro
de la Gobernacion dijo a los perio-
distas que las noticias recibidas
de Valencia y Zaragoza acusan
tranquilidad en- aquellas ciuda-
des.
Dijo tambien que ell goberna-
dor de Huelva communicate que en-
Cueva de Mora Sc habian presen-
tado a trabajar los obreros de los
talleres, y que la Compania ha
puesto TN aviso diciendo que los
operarios que no Sc presenter a
TRAFALGAR Ell domingo quedan des-
pedidos.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
E~XCITATIVA A LA JUVEN-
TUD ESPANOLA.
Madrid. MAYO 26.

~
FL ex-Ministro liberal, senior
don Amado .Gimeno, do anoche
una conferencia en- ell circulo de
Bellas Aries mostrandose decep-
cionado\de las luchas politicas y
aconsejando a la juventud espa-
nola que Sc aparte de las luchas
politicas y que dedique todos los
e~sfuerzos de su juventud al desa-
rrollo de la industrial, del conner
clio y de las bellas artes.
Los periodicos liberales al CO.
mentar Ell discourse del senior Gil
memo, dice que Ell jefe del partido
liberal senior Condo de Romano
mes, aconsejo a sus partidarios
que en- vista del fracaso que han
tenido las gestiones para identi-
ficar ell partido liberal, deben sus
amigos politicos permanecer ale
jados por algun tempo de las lu-
chas politicas para reorganlza,. en-
esta forma TN future partido de-
mocratico.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
LOS MARINOS INGLESES Sc
EN- Ell
FERROL.

Madrid, Mayo 26.-Comunican
de FL Ferrol que han sido conde-
nados a seis meses de prision por
las autoridades inglesas los tripu-
lantes del vapor "Idaleske" que
Sc insubordino en- dicho puerto en-
los primeros dias del pasado mes.
Tambien ell Gobierno de Ingla-
terra recompenso a las autorida-
DIES de marina espaholas del puer-
to del Ferrol con varias condeco-
raciones por Ell auxilio que pres
taron al captain del citado vapor.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
EMIGRACION DE OBREROS
~CATALANES A FRANCIA

Barcelona Mayo 25.-Las auto
ridades locales estan proponiendo
medios para evitar la constante
emigration de obreros de esta re-
gion con direction a Francia.
En- Ell tren correo de Francia ha
marchado otro grupo de obreros,
que van contratados por casas
e~xtranjeras.
Hasta ahora Sc asegura que han
marchado mas de dos mil obre-
ros.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
Sc C~ONSTRUIRA UN NUE.
VO Quartet EN- AVILA.

Avila, Mayo 25.-La manifesto
cion popular verificada hoy para
pedir al Gobierno IA Immediate
edificacion en- .esta ciudad de I'm
Quartet para la guarnicion, fue nu-
merosisima y presidida por las au-
toridades locales y por ell diputa
do a Cortes por la poblacion, DR.,
Francisco Gonzalez Rojas.
Ell Gobernador telegrafio al mi
nistro de la G~obernacion partici-
pandole los deseos del pueblo de
Avila.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
no ha debido dedicar ell importe

no ha debido dedicar Ell importe
de los premios otorgados para d.
chas .carreras a aumentar las es-
cuelas de la nacion.
Ell total de las cantidades de
premios para las carreras de San
Sebastian asciende, segun eel So
clalista", a I'm million que ha lido j
nlano de capitalists, que son los
unicos que pueden p~resentar bue
nos caballos en- estos festejos.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
Sc ENVENENO LA MUJER
DEL ACTOR FUENTES.

Madrid, Mayo 26.-El empresa-
rio del teatro Lara de esta ciudad,
senior Yahez, cuya compania ar
t%lstica esta actuando en- la Haba-
ma, ha recibido I'm cable de la ca
pital de Cuba participandole que
Ia artista Josefa Jimenez, esposa
Gel actor senior Fuentes, Sc enve-
memo, sin que haya podido saber-
Sc la causa que la indujo a tomar
tan funesta determination.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
SERVICIO POSTAL r.
ENTIRE FRANCIA, ESPA-
MA Y M~ARRUECOS.

Alicante, Mayo Bel servi-
clio postal aereo Sc efectuara, sa-
liendo de Toulouse los aviones ca
da tres o cuatro dias, y de Rabat,
en- iguales fechas, y llegando a
Alicante Ell mismo dia de sus sa-
lidas.
FL avion que Sc esperaba de
Malaga esta tarde, no llegara aqui
hasta mahana.
A la una y media salio para
Barcelona un avion, tripulado poi
M. Vannier, con correspondent
cha.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29

Madrid, Mayo 26.-En Ell Cir
culo de Afilal (region de Maria
koch, las posesiones establecidas
en- Ait Attab han sufrido dos pc
quehos ataques, rechazados por
los gumiers.
Del Sur Sc reciben noticias COM
plementarias acerca del conflictc
que ha motivado ell choque entire
los Ait Lahsen y los Ait Usam
Estos hltimos sufrieron grandes
.prdidas.
FL caid 81 Taleb, Sc dispone a
intervenir en- la querella, facilitan-
do dinero y municiones a los Ait
Lahsen.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
Ell INSTITUTE DE REFOR.
MAS SOCIALES.

Madrid, Mayo 26.-Algunos pc
ri6dicos afirman que Ell Ministro
de la Guerra presento la renuncia
del cargo de Presidente del insti-
tuto de Reformas Sociales en- la
creencia de que este cargo es in
compatible con Ell puesto de Con-
sejero de la Corona.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
LA DE UN
GRAN BANCO NACIONAL
AGRICOLA.

Madrid, Mayo 26.-El Comite
de Medios y Arbitrios del Sena-
do informo hoy favorablemente
acerca del proyecto para que Sc
conceda un buen credito para ell
ESTABLISHMENTS de un Banco Ma
cional que de facilidades a los dis
tintos centres agricolas del pals.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
ACEPTAN UN ARREGLO LOS
OBREROS DE VIZCAYA.

Madrid, Mayo 26.-El Goberna-
dor de Vizcaya telegrafia que aver
celebraron una Asamblea los obre-
ros huelguistas de la Constructo-
ra Naval, acordando aceptar las
bases propuestas por la Direction
dc la Empresa.
Inmediatamente reanudaron el
trabajo.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
QUE DICE Ell DIARIO
EEL SOCIALISM,"

Madrid, Mayo 26.-El periodi-
&C Gel Socialista" publica I'M arti-
culo de fondo comentando las ca
rreras de caballos verificadas en-
Ell pasado mes de abril en- San Sc
bastian, afirmando que Ell Gobier-
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29
Ell CONGRESO HISPANO-
AMERICANA CELEBRARA
SU PROXIMA session. EN-
SEVILLA.

Cadiz, Mayo 25.-El nuevo al
calde de este puerto, Sr. Don Ar
turo Gallego, Sc posesiono hoy del
puesto de presidente honorario de
la junta directiva del Congreso
Hispano Americana que Sc cele-
brara ell proximo ano en- Sevilla.
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1920-05-29

navigation "transatlanticas y
transpacificas", y ademas cuenta
con un servicio especial para Es-
paha y Mexico.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-05
Boost the Legion.

Plans for an extensive membership cam
paign were mapped out at a meeting of the
Rock Island post of the American Legion Tues
day evening. and thorough canvass Of ex-
soldiers in the community will be undertaken
Just as soon as the post has established per-
manent quarters at the Armory hall.
1t is well that the local post commanders
have decided to carry the message Of the legion
to every army man within their jurisdiction,
for there are scores of men who would continue
to overlook the importance and opportunities
which legion membership holds for them, un-
less they were sought out and told.
Davenport boasts OF a large, growing post
one OF the largest proportionately in the mid
die west-and the city has not failed to aid the
men at every turn. 1t now has membership
Of more than two thousand and has outlined
definite program which will mean much to the
former service men and to Davenport.
, In the space of few months the American
Legion has grown into a strong, influential or
ganizaton, and no city community can af-
ford to be without an active post Rock Island
needs the soldiers organization as much, per-
haps more, than other cities, but few men,
despite any amount of hard work, cannot alone
! put the legion where it should be locally :
Davenport never "overlooks bet" and It is
certain Rock Island cannot afford to overlook
| this one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-05

~ vAteA Ann1n stan1A In0o6et1y ~
1lfno - ~ - aatsrsa talsFaaes whicA
- - - lAaracess1sl teally Amsyicaa. thess
vieiens asitatoss have soss - alnsst yabslisv-
~ lsaeths 4 tAsir sttsmDts 70 ts1f down
al u 11sint4gfats lGost amazing Of III. hey
hass recslvs1 the sneosfagemeat Of varioss
se-eallsd -latsllectsals- who have sought TO
observe With haze Of theory and doctrine
the stark question Of good and evil
LIT M make no mistake about the meaaing
II the present disorder. II II NOT aimed Ct
the correction Of our Ndsfscts; it, fundansntai
purpose In destruction Aegruction Of our CIV
nisation. destruction Of our nation and de-
struction OF our ideals.
America consists Of Americans and nothing
but Americans. no matter where born. Those.
who within the past few years. have come to
think Of America ss . vast MIXTURE Of language.
races and clashing doctrines. have had the
wrong viewpoint They have been thinking Of
America a. place, and not as an ideals Nil
lions OF immigrants have crossed tine ocean
from the old world They have reached our
shores - but many Of them have never
reached America On the other hand, many Of
our native born are not now and never have
been Americans. There is no such thing as
an American red" There is no such thing
IS IN American l. W. W."
An American is q man who feels American.
thinks American and acts American no mat
ter where he was born.
America has plenty OF room and warm
welcome for those who wish to become Ameri-
cans but it cannot spare single square foot
OF soil to those who intend to continue un-
American and anti-American- Fortunately, we
can deport, and have already deported some of
the most noxious of these intruders, but these
are but small percentage Of the unfit. What
about the remainder? There is but one an
swer: They must be Americanized.
This. however, is not>a task for the depart
ment of justice alone. 1t is task for the rank
and file of American citizens. 1t is task of
education plus, and of influence, plus.
There must be strong law and strong en-
forcement. There must be less politics and
more patriotism. There must be more cour-
ageous stand on the part of the average citizen,
for the average citizen is theFlaw
And America is what her average citizen
stands for. Let him be not afraid.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-05
What's I'm a Name?
by MILDRED MARSHALL -
Copyright, 1919. By tho Wheeler Syndicate. Incl

Marie Assunta. France also had
Marie des Anges marie of the an
gels and in Spain, the votarees of
the merciful ineerceding patroness
(he Blessed Virgin is Maria de
Mercedes.
Marie de Dolores marie Of Cor
rows and, Marie del Incarnation
are other examples of the popular
trend which helped to spread the
name Of Marie. Many young ladies
in Spain are still christened Maria
de la Conception. but in Italy, this
is contracted to the one word Con-
cetta. England and America use
Marie alone and also favor Molly,
the diminutive and endearment.
Indeed, in England. Molly is fire.
quently given in baptism as pro-
per name with no reference to its
more dignified parent.
Marie's talismanic stone is jasper.
the deep green gem which is proof
against evil spirits and bites Of
venomous creatures. II placed upon
a snake bite, it is said to draw the
poison from the wound. 1t will
also bring rain il prayers are made
while wearing the stone. Friday is
Marie's lucky day and / her lucky
number:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-05
America.

America stands before the world as great
concrete fac. The war has cast flood OF
iight upon her America, the real America.
was not discovered in 1892; she was discovered
IL 1917 and 1918. by the rest Of the world and
also BY ourselves. although the tragic lessons
or ls61-65 had impressed upon mankind the
truth that people-ruled nation must endure.
America went to war for an ideal. She
cent 100000 men across the sea and was
preparing to send 100000 more. with other
millions still in reserve. She raised billions
Tor war purposes with an ease that amazed
the world, and scarcely touched her resources
She gave hundreds Of millions for war bene-
fcence She organized her industrial facilities
Into single machine Of incredible power. She
revealed spiritual capacity for sympathy,
self-sacrifce and exalted loyalty of which we
ourselves had never dreamed
The war came to an abrupt end when
America had only begun to exert her giant
strength, while almost unlimited resources
were still in reserve. This was the nation
which We saw in the light OF dazzling trans
| neuration only few short months ago.
Then It was that we thought that America
was good enough to sacrifice for, to fight for
! md, II need be, to die for. Do we still think
noe Then listen! This land has become in
Hfssted with swarms of enemies to every ideal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-05
MARIE.
Marie is perhaps the most preva-

MARIE.
Marie is perhaps the most preva-
lent feminine name known to
etymologists. Its synonym, Mary,
has almost equal vogue, and Maria,
its other equivalent, is enormously
popular. But though Marie is orig
irlally the French version of the
name of the Blessed Virgin, all
countries have adopted her and
called her their own. Originally, of
course, the Hebrew word marah,
meaning bitter. is the root from
which all derivatives of Mary are
evolved.
Quite early in history, 1t became
customary to give the name of
Marie to girls. adding a middle
name to qualify the attributes Of
the first Mary, the Blessed Virgin
herself. In this way. several
daughters of family could be call
cd by the name of Marie or Maria
and yet they could be distinguished
by their second appellation. The
earliest Of these names was that of
Maria Annunziata, very popular in
Spain, and later changed to Maria
Annoncida. In France, one of the
most popular feminine names was
Marie Annonciade: another was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-05

too.fat unless he or she eats tn
much or exercises too little or both
But what does milady say when her
physician tries to state this fact a
diplomatic language? Oh, she il.
variably declares. II do. not II
much. Why, I am . very light eat.
err"
It is immaterial whether she eata
an ounce or 80 pounds Of food I
day. She is obviously eating mora
than, her system can properly util.
ize. otherwise there would be no
deposit Of fat. Well, then. there d
a habit. Intemperance In easine
In the old days of booze, one man
could carry" several times as much
poison under his belt, for a time.
as another, but it got him sooner or
later. So does overeating.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-05
Not EasimNuA.

Fat folks who are frankly and
avowedly fat are crabid BY nature,
contrary to . popular belief. 1t is
the folks who are getting fat. not
yet avowedly fat, who are good ma
tured. These folks are too good
natured about It for their own well
fare. They actually welcome the
exces8s weight, In many instances.
as . sign of health. whereas it is .
sign OF impaired physical efficiency
and an omen of shortened life.
It is q most amazing thing, how
complacently . human being takes
a steadily increasing obesity, II .
man has . horse worth anything at
all, he gives the horse q certain
amount OF feed every day and . GER
tain amount of exercise, to keep
the animal in condition. When q
man feeds . horse too much or fails
to give the horse . Sufficient amount
of daily work or exercise to burn
up the nutriment assimilated. peo-
pie feel sorry for the man. for he
isn't. bright. The horse soon. peters
out il so unintelligently cared for.
But a man can keep q wife and
feed her all sorts of fancy feeds
and not give her any exercise to
speak Of, and she begins to grow
fat, and it is all right, because that
is the way with women. A woman
is the queerest creature ever made.
when she is young and has an ideal
youthful figure she yearns t0sruin
it with corsets, freak shoes built
more like stills than anything else,
and everything that makes exercise
disagreeable, expensive or impos-
sible for her. Then she goes on
eating enough for herself and one
or two other women, and the in
evitable result is that she piles on
a lot of superfluous weight. Then
she chases round looking for alb
surdities which purport to take
down flesh here and there, or may
be trying some EPSON salts baths
or something equally foolish-any-
thing but exercise and moderate
e2tlng.
A woman at IS has a beautifully
youthful, naturally oily skin. All
the girls envy her the perfect skin.
But is she contented? She is not
She invests in whatever the willy
druggist offers under the title OF
complexion beautifiers; she yearns
to find that nonresident cream or
skin food which the far-away act
ress pronounces just the thing for
swell makeup; she powders her
nose and watches her pores
whatever they may be-and does
about everything in her power to
defeat nature and ruin her COM
plexion.
Now it is the simplest, plainest
fact in the world that a horse OF
man or a woman does not become