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The Washington herald., 1920-02-14
is THIS YOUR TYPEp
Is yours a celestial nose!
By MARIE La ROGUE
by the Mcclure New

Is yours a celestial nose?
In other words. Il is a turn-up nose
or. as the French would say. a nose
'retrousse?"
One old writer on the subject of
nofes assures us that when he calls
this type of nose celestial he does
not mean that IL has any affinity
with things heavily. or that IL ~
tilted heavenward in contemplation
as eyes would be that are turned
to the sky-but that IL is simply
turned space-ward through sheer
impertinence.
But the celestial nose has had
many admirers and. though IL has
hardly ever been regarded as exact
ly beautiful. artists. novelists and
poets have sung its praises.
A French writer tells this story
as an historical fact: Solomon the
Magnificent. who was Sultan OF fhe
Ottomans just about the time that
Columbus was busy discovering the
hemisphere on which we live -
Solomon had favorite sultana
named Roxelane and Roxelane had
turn-up nose. She was born a
slave in Russia. The sultan pur-
chased her. but she never would
have become actually married to
him. and never would have become
suItana, had il not been that her
nose was slightly retrousse. This
afforded a very pleasant relief from
the Sarasanic hook noses and the
straight or fiat or aquiline noses
possessed by the other ladies in his
harem. And so, says the writer, the
retrousse nose in France is often
called a nose "a la RoNelane."
What does the tilted nose mean?
Some students of features say
impertinence and inquisitiveness.
One old authority says that this
type of nose is contemplate in a
man but not so bad in a woman.
because. after all. a little imperti-
nence is charming in a woman, and
all women are inquisitive, anyway.
One never sees a tip-up nose in
ancient Greek or Roman art, nor
yet in the works of the old mas
ters of Italy. However. in Eigh-
teenth-century France, artists be-
gan to depart from the old classic
al traditions and a new type Of
woman came into fashion. Wat
teau. one of the greatest artists
of this period. in France, went so
lar as 10 pdlul tnOOfis "lAh re-
trousse noses. The great victory
is no longer TO please or seduce,"
says one of his biographers. lit
is above all to enchain the atten-
tion by the expression. by a slight
irregularity of feature. by a fresh
ness. piQuancy, sprightliness. gid-
diness. by all that justifies admira-
tion and love.
fashion. a turned-Up nose always
on the scent for dainty morsels. a
pert expression, unstudied attire.
a slenderness even to the degree of
emaciation. characterize the reign
ing type and give to faces an in
definable expression OF coquetry
and archness. saucy youthfulness
and the mischievousness of a spoil
ed child"
Dumas describes a minor charac-
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14
Use for Chicken.

Dear Miss Lee. Can you suggest some
recipe for using small amounts of leftover
chicken. Each Sunday We have chicken for
Inner. and there is always quite a bit left
,ver which / feel could be combined with
something making a nice little dish for
Monday luncheon.-Housewife.
l believe 1 have just the recipe
FOR which you are looking. To pre-
following ingredients: One cup cold
Heed chicken. one-third cup cold
Heed ham, one-fourth cup shredded
cheese. one and one-half cups milk.
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GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

will purify your blood and cause a
most decided abatement of your
trouble, and finally make you en-
tirely well. Fifty years ago s. s.
s. was discovered and given to suf-
fering mankind. During this pe-
riod it has proven its remarkable
curative properties as a blood puri-
fer and tonic. and has relieved
thousands of cases of disease
caused by poor or impure blood.
You can be relieved, but you
must take s. S. s. Take 1t il
only pimples appear. for they de-
note bad blood, and may be fol-
lowed BY the sufferings from tor
turing skin, eruptions. Therefore.
be sure. Don't take chances. don't
use lotions. If yours is a special
case, write for expert medical ad-
vice. Address Medical Director, 25S
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Ady,
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Helene's S Married Life
By May Christie
Copyright 1890. Mcclure ,syndicato.>
Suspicion.

Alice first went red. then pale.
as she looked at the scarf Mr.. Lloyd
handed her.
T-I-it's very odd! 1 don't un-
derstand-" She broke off, looking
the picture of awkward embarrass-
ment
Perhaps you dropped it?" / sug-
sested.y genuinely sorry for her
predicament.
"Yes-yes," said Alice hastily,
turning towards me with what
seemed like an air of gratitude.
Here Mary Higgins, ferret-like,
cut in:
"Oh. but you didn't. Alice! Don't
you remember that / said good might
to you at your bedroom door. just
two hours ago, and you were wear
ing the scarf then, and showed me
the monogram that you'd embroi-
dered in a corner of it? And then
you said goodnight to me, and
locked the door, and unless you came
downstairs again, later on, after
we'd all gone to bed. you couldn't
possibly have dropped it"
Alice created a diversion here by
suddenly bursting into tears. She
clung to the strong arm of her hus-
band, imploring him to take her away
from this dreadful house to her own
dear home. where she'd always been
so happy, and where people never
thought OF asking her such dreadful
questions. and where her every move
ment wasn't questioned. And so on.
in hysterical vein.
Alice was led off by her husband.
And Mary Higgins turned to me, whis-
pering:
Clever woman. isn't she, to think
of taking Mysteries at the crucial mo
ment? Leave it to Alice to get out OF
nasty corner!"
What do you mean?" I lowered
my voice. so that We mightnt be
overheard.
"Oh, we'll, it's rather obvious. ism I
It? Finding her fully dressed like that
and pretending to be asleep! Ana
the bed hadn't been even lain on! NOT
a single crease upon the counterpart!
No doubt she'd just rushed upstairs
and locked her door on both sizes.
hoping to get into bed before we'd
find her-but there wasn't time! Ana
so she tried another tack"
What are you implying" l asked
coolly. / wanted to get at the bottom
of this woman's meaning.
Just what must be evident to
ALL" She whispered imperturbaoiy.
Alice is deep in debt. Afraid TO
tell her husband. That fool OF
Travis Lloyd opens his safe while
Immersed IN
bridge-keeps a willy eye upon MS
methods of opening said safe' On
yes l saw her watching! She was
the only person in the room that
could have seen the workings of
the safe, What, then. more likely
than that. after we've all retired
for the night. Alice steals down
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Fiction Fances and Fason of Washington
The stars incline. but do not compel
HOROSCOPE.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1920.
tcopyright. 1870. By The Mcclure Newpapcr
Syndicate)

SATURDAY.. FEBRUARY II. 1920.
Copyright. 1890. By The Mcclure NewRapcr
syndicate.)
While Venus and Jupiter rule bene-
hciently today. according to astrolo-
gy. Mars Is in a menacing aspect
1t Is time that should be most
smiles not only on their love affairs,
but upon their business ventures.
Although women will more and
more enter the professions and other
vocations, the seers declare that they
will be peculiarly susceptible to ro-
nance during the current year. Mar
riages will be numerous, but may
decrease greatly after midsummer.
Tho theater now comes under q
planetary government that seems tc
bring nearer the changes long pre-
dicted in methods OF management.
The spread of community play
houses and access of interest II
amatuer efforts will improve the pro-
fessional stage, astrologers foretelI
Business and commerce are subject
to n good direction making for pros
perity. Bankers should improve op.
portunities offered today. There is a
sign indicating the floating OF a new
foreign loan OF magnitude.
Mars is today ominous. The end OF
wars is not yet come and there may
be some call TO arms. but 1t will moi
be for any great campaign
College professors and leaders In
education are now subject to the
best influences. Appointment to q
new office of distinction seems TO be
indicated for a teacher.
Intrigues and subtle plots are be-
lieved to be aided by the general
aspects OF the stars at this time and
women are held to be peculiarly
sensitive to the influences.
Religious matters now probably
Will be much discussed, and dissen-
sions seem to be indicated among
widely differing sects.
Persons whose biTthdate II is may
have year in which there is
anxiety. They should avoid new en-
terprises.
Children born on this day may have
many ups and downs in life. These
subjects OF Aquarius are usually
very kind and generous.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14

The modern Fanny is apparently OF
tho days OF Queen Anne, coming into
notice with the beautiful Lady Fanny
Shirley. who made it a great fav-
orite and almost proverb for pretti-
ness and simplicity, so that the wits
of George lis time called John, Lord
Hervey Lord Fanny for his ef-
feminacy. Fanny is often given at
baptism instead of the full name,
Frances. and. by an odd caprice. it
has lately been adopted in both
France and Germany instead of their
national contractions.
One poet, doubtless seeking to cele-
brate the beauty of the lovely Lady
Shirley. wrote a Song to Fanny"
which has lyrical charm:
Mature, thy fair and smiling face
Has now a double power to bless;
For 'tis the glass in which i trace
My absent Fanny's loveliness.
That her dear form alone I see,
Need not excite surprise in any;
For Fanny's all the world to me,
And all the world to me is Fanny"
Fanny's Jewel is the wondrously
lovely fire-opal. The restless colors
of the ordinary opal are far surpassed
by the fire-opal. whose mysterious
depths are shot with fame. The
stone is perhaps the only one which
superstition regards as unlucky, ex-
cept in cases of persons born in Oc-
! tober. Legend has 1t that a pixie
clad in brilliant colors has been i'm
prisoned in the stone; he moves rest
lessly about seeking egress, but only
human tears can melt the gem and
give him freedom, so he contrives all
manner of mischief for the wearer
to bring about that end. Fannie's
lucky day is Friday and is her
mystic number.
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DANCE FROCKS HAVE
SPARKLING TRIMMING

New dance frocks are very short
and favor all degrees of iridescent ef-
fects. Sequin bands, beads. jewels.
nets are fashionable now for dance
frocks, though the sparkle" is in the
trimming to distinguish it from the
all-over use of such materials in din
ner gowns.
Acordian plating. too, is featured
strongly, used most in frocks Of tulle.
chiffon, Georgette or fine crepe de
chine. Taffeta. of which many of the
new evening gowns are made, is rare
~ plated. 1t forms narrow founda-
ion skirts for stiff drapings or Is
decorated with frills or shirrings to
form the skirt itself.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14
S. S. S. Clears Skin Of Erupions,
Drives Poison from the
System.

Get it fixed in your mind that
skin eruptions. Scrofula, Eczema,
burning, itching skin. and all skin
diseases are due entirely to impure
and affected blood. If the trouble
was on the outside of the skin. by
simply washing and keeping 1t clear
you could obtain relief-not even
ointments, lotions. and salves
would be necessary. Agree with us
in this belief, and your trouble
can be relieved-you can be en-
tirely restored to health. s. s. s.
IL a purely vegetable treatment
that you can secure from your own
aruggist-it II q blood tonic that
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14
To Wash Away Those
Wrinkles and Crowded

II your face Is dishgured with wrinkles
no matter what the cause. you can quickly
dispel every line, even the most obstinate.
by using a simple homemade wash iotian.
Merely dissolve an ounce Of powdered snH,
olite in half pint witrh ha1el-ingnedients
found In any drug store. Battle the face
In this, and-prest0:-you scarcely believe
your own ey"s when you look into your
mirror and behold the marvellous transfer
nation,
The remarkable astringent action of tho
sa1olite ughtens the skin. Wrinkles ar. f.r.
eraliy pressed out. Best of all. this ~r.
suit is not purely temporary, for the I,,ti n
also las healthful tonic Bctiau. u4HrI,
tends to strengthen and tone mp the weak
ened tissue, aud added beneht uay D.. a.
pected with continued Use. Tsp thi. unrp
a day for awhile; IL cannot MUIR tIl. NEST
delicate skin. The treatment Itself leave.
no trace-no one Euesses the secret A
your increasing youthful appearance Adv,
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14
ELIMINATE HEMMINC.

In making handkerchief. a per-
feet square is insured by drawing a
thread and cutting along the line
thus made. Basting Or hemming
the edge may be eliminated by roll
ing it with dampened thumb and
FIRST finger, and lacking over this
slightly rolled edge a narrow lace
trimming.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14
INFLUENCE OF SPANISH.

The Spanish influence and the
Oriental Is noted in hair dressing,
as in gowns; the Spanish in the Golf
that piles the hair high on the head,
the Oriental in the coronet effects
which have returned. Though shops
are showing many lovely hair or
naments, 1t is only with most for
NAL evening dress that these are
being worn.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14

ter whom he regards as beautiful
thus: Dark hair. blue eyes and a
nose slightly turned up. admirable
teeth and a complexion marbled
with rose and opal" This is a
type very much admired in modern
France.
Tennyson. too. admires this type
of nose, which he speaks OF in one
of his poems as heaven tilted"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14

It's really very smart, you know
To wear a stock and lace jabot
A wide AFFAIR, fluffy frill
At which the feminine will thrill,
For It will please all those who care
To have the daintiest things to
wear
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14
FANNY.

Il a - - y
was originally con-
sideIed a diminu-
tive of Frances,
has become sufh-
GENTLY an individ-
ual entity to be re-
garded as a sepa-
rate name entirely.
Its origin is in
reality very COM
plicated, as 1t is
one of a dozen
dissimiliar names
that come from
the Frey of Teu-
tonic mythology.
Fr e va was the
goddess of love,
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14
WHAT'S IN A NAME?

Facts about your name; its his
tory; its meaning; whence IT
was derived; its significance;
your lucky day and lucky jewel
by MILDRED MARSHALL
The Washington herald., 1920-02-14

valentine offering challenge
row. the recipient of gift
Valentines Day closely allied Christmas
other days that 1t the when
happens be holiday because like
the chance of receiving valentine if it be
The teacher usually doesn't object
throughout the school many dainty envelopes
passed if be celebrated before.
Young and old alike the
Ened How know that
Roses rcd
Violets blue, ...t.
S
And YOU
Unless somebody tells US so?
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Virginia Lees Personal Answers
To Herald Readers Questions

Good morrow, tits Saint Valentines Day."
is the challenge which maid man made upon
this day in the oden days in England. 1t was
almost ike the custom which lasted until our
mothers time at Christmas of Christmas gift
Miss Lucy" which her servants and the small
boys of the neighborhood called under milady's
window so she must fling them some emblem of
Christmas cheer &.
On Valentines Day the first person you
4
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one tablespoon butter. one table,
spoon flour. one-half teaspoon salt.
paprika- Make a white sauce of the
butter. -four and milk and add
cheese. The cheese may be omitted.
but 1t gives a richer flavor to the
dish. Add chicken. ham and pi-
mentoes to white sauce. Pour into
buttered ramekins. cover with
coarse bread crumbs and bake
twenty minutes in a moderate oven.
Brown bread crumbs under broiler.
Girl Scout Ofices.
Dear Miss Lee: Can you tell me where
the Girl Scout headquarters are in this city
Jean
The Girl Scout Offices are in the
Woodward Building.
Nuss,>. s,>. Z
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'COTTLE COUNTY FARMERS
DEMAND HIGHER PRICES


Spff 40 20 The News
pNDuCAU. Nov Every safeguard
b. bcine placed around the Cot,lcl
county cotton brought % Piducah by
government grading and WarchouAng
Thrcv hundred 10 the leading farmers
of this section guaranteed On" s"rNt,'s
oi tho government cotton ,IHss'r ana
have made available Wlr,hou,ine sys
tenn hy which tho farmer who does not
wish o. sell 40 low prices may store his
cotton away from tho clements until
such Tim" ~ tho market is favorable
iu the interim being able % secure Al
loan on hts cotton
IN order o. facilitate grading and toI
make convenient the work ~ the class
81 an office hls been established no tho
cotton yard whor" the cllsscr may el.
ways be- found The office has been
fitted up ~ that samples may be- iudg
,d accurately even during tho worst n
weather. tho walls having been painted
| IN tint which gives the cotton its
proper color The office cost 81 200 and
tho expense has been borne hy tho guar.
auiofs Farmers having their cotton
,lassed pay 81 cents for each hale,
Vhich goes into the fund to pay the
CHASER and keep away incidcnials
The cotton after being graded Is
rlnccd IN the warehouse \ warehouse
tag with number Identifies the bale II
cotton with the book number and grade
lcf cotton So that h ~ always easy to
identify the bale and make impossible
Ia variation IN the grade u the cotton
The West Texas Chamber of Com.
mercc reports that q number ~ gov
eminent cotton clasSers have been ON
ploycd over the West this year. Their
services have IN all eases been fully sat
isiaCtory. according o. the counties thai
have employed them. The farmer who
, has his cotton graded goes home know
Ing jurt what grade his bales are, and
hy watching the daily markets which
are furnished ihe classcr Tor the use 81
the public. can tell just what his cot
ton will bring Counties which do net
employ demonstration agents are not
eligible to the employment of gov
eminent clasxer under the condition
now prescribed. II IL believed that ihi
feature will result IN number Of coun
ties not now having demonstration
agents 90 put on these men so that
they can employ a government grader
!, 1; 10 stated
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500 MOVIES TO CROSS
SANDS NOVEMBER 18TH

FORT WORTH Tex Nov. s. Mos
l1h Temples fall ceremonial which will
hr held starting with the registration
lot Nollc's FRIDAY. November ~. and
the grand reception and ball that eve.
nlug. followed hy the registration a.
NoNiccs saturday. November 80, viii
mark the OPENING ul tho largest core.
monial over held ly M0slah Temple.
NcW and uuyll floats VIII foatur" the
street parade which viii be- held Satm.
dly. November o. which are iu charge
ui noble Lester Cowans The parade
WiU also feature the nobility 900 dr'ss
suits ~ well ls Moslah Patrol
The main ceremonial viii bc held.
starting 40 , o'clock Saturday. Soyom.
hDf o.. ana the stunt commttc" have
arranged 400 entire new stage setting
Tor tho ceremonial aud ln entire new
ST Of stunts
The ceremonial viii D." over 90 time
Tor the mobility Oh attend ~" Majestic
tn,atrr party in the evening ana catch
the early trains from Font Worth Sat.
urIav November ~. should they wish
fu Special railroad rates have been
granted on 90" certificate plan ana no
hl,s and novice. attending the core
uuuul are urged 90 procure re- ceriifi.
cato when purchasing ticket
Tho visiting ladies' wall register ~ IA.
Metropolitan hotel from - until noon.
when they viii be- guests M a dinner
party and later IN the afternoon thcy
viii be- guests # MOslah Temple 10 the
Majestic iheatcr whore "a special Shrine
show has been arranged Tor the occd.
sion
Donni.on sherman cisco. Ranger
b. Abilene iruWuWuud. Coleman stan
ford. Jacksboro. Haskell seymour, or.
ham. Denton and Cloburn" have 80 Ga
been heard from definitely and as PET
lions are bcing received IN every mail
IL is thought that indications point TO n
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04

bF the introduction 900 this country Z
what ~ known ne th" ''ph, laCunr pro
cess any woman can now r'd herself
con- ii"t'lv ui annoying fupvrfluuus hlii
cr frzy. The process rs entirely ness
different from lll others and ftr br.trr
because ~ actually removes the loots
Hs wru ~ the sui'1,r lIir' u D.. go.
most instantaneous. perfectly htrUl. ss
odrrl', lnd non.nritIti1s.
.ust g,t stirF ct ph.hrufp f,l
tDu" druggist follow tho 'impIH .r.t.
iiohH-lnd see the hair roots ,omr uu'
with your own cyes' 40 bout tory q
To- '.',Iucu treatment ,1u IItI,o
tlIs I'ellt The tkin is isi. sof.. smooth
ard hairless rs chld1. rhalll.r
4 WIN ri-uhito gt."fs lur
could even cat 4 with !mnnAr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
self.Reiiant Home Dcetors

II what women are called who all over
this broad land make their annual col.
lections Of roots and iierbs. and rely up
On rccipea which our pioneer mothers
found dependable for different family
lilmcnts In one az these recipes
LYDIA r. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
Mound had It's origin and 80 successful
las u proved that there Is hardly a city.
town 81 hamle, In America where some
woman who has been restored % health
hy it, usa does not reside.
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Daily News Want Ads bring results.
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COTTON PICKERs LEAVING
WEST-WEATHER CAUSE
ssselsl ,s ne Ns~p.

srecisl ts The Now.
STANFORD. Tex. Nov. 3.--consid.
cradle number Of cotton pickers who
came West several weeks ago. ar
flocking back homo. due 10 the rough
weather which has prevailed In the
West for the last week However. tho
weather n now clearing and becoming
ideal for picking. Only about one.third
az the crop in central west Texas has
yet been gathered. while picking has
jusf begun In earnest Just above the
"caprock." according 20 reports 20 the
West Texas Chamber ol Commerce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
WEST TEXANS WILL GO TO
WACO COTTON PALACE


STANFORD. Tex. Nov 3--AIorc
than 1000 west Texans. some from ~
far as the South Plains. will attend
West Texas Chamber % Commerce dag
at the Waco Cotton Palace. according
20 reports received here.
Two special trains will be operated
over the Katy and Cotton Belt lines
from points In the West These trains
Will carry special Pullmans. one o.
which viii start from Stamford.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04

Boa class
N"ver hriurr has ats temple made
such elaborate entertainment Arrange.
moutR tor IA" visitors and tho dly wI,
long De- remembered ht 900 who attend
tho ceremonial
out ni town mobiles tud their hdipt
are especially. invited tu attend the Ger
monul us arrangements hn," been
made o. nkc caro- ui th, largest crowd
ever attending @ Mollh Temple r'r.
monial
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
Chiropractic Will Benefit

Fo' this reason who down because OF house
work ar business duties IND Chipracic Of benefit The
Copracor adjusts the SpHc spinal defects and
tie pressure from ,hc Normal nerve function
is thus restored and Nature goes about its work unmpeded.
~ built 40 he system strengthen the weak and diseased
organs and the disease resisting power OF the body
There is nothing embarrassing about Chroprac,c No drugs
surgery src uscl We, it risurcS the best results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-04
Body Real Estate
Dealer Recovered


w Associated ifoA
SEYMOUR. T,N Npy The body
uI ~ q Whuoadr real estate dealer
ui seymour who was hgucd in death
early Mondiy morning when iiro d,.
stfoycd the Mcl.ain hotel was found
ir the ruins ct the building last nigh;
crews ~ volunteer workers ar" stlll o.
Wuu Boz the ruins tu determine whrihc.
ans .thri i've. were luW
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A Long Sought Relief for Women

WOMAN'S highly nervous and complex organism is very
easily affected rs Tie strain OF her duis The continual drain
Ut horsrwor alon, puts burden upon the system which II
not relieved, makes old woman OF many Young
and energetic N,oher y, lore her time.
E,pcciay he barF he foin, Of strain and the
ot suffering. II IS the pressure Of strained movable
OF the ,nc the ,ha; disturbed functions
,nl leaves vomcr iapCcl out
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Iu England if woman occuplos
% hDusr With D. windows ,ho ~ cligi.
DE iur Jury duft