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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-14
ALBUQUERQUE
BUSINESS COLLEGE
OPENS SEPT. !
Splendid Success Is
Achieved by Albu-
querque Institution

New Mcxico's first business college,
recognized under It's present manage
ment twelve years ago. has grown to
proportions far beyond the first cN-
pectations OF lis management. The
past year 364 students have been en-
rolled, ans calls for business-help have
been received. 2iS positions have been
filled, twenty-four states have boon
represented in the registration. and
twenty-five Of the t~wenty-nine Oun
ties In New Mexico have been rcpre-
scented In the student body.
From a faculty Of M instructor,
the institution has grown until now
there are min business trimming spc-
ciHlistH employed on the faculty. Every
member of the faculty has had uni
vcrsity ana business training. active
business AS well as business teaching
experience and each is "a trained spr-
cialist IN his work.
The school Is equipped with "a bat
terry Of forty standard keyboard type
writer's, adding machines, a bank
bookkeeping mnchine with complete
bank equipment, calculating machines.
billing machines, the m%ultigrnph,
mlmcograph, complete nling system.
and other modern Office appliances.
many Of which are found In 10 other
business training institution In the
southwest.
me tbhfNtb VI tNhNN mNlN'f NNflN
Keeping and business, stcnography.
civil service, sc%crctarisl Studies, higher
a~ccountancy and business ii~dininistrd-
ton, banking and finance, foreign
trade, c%onsulor and diplomatic s%crvict.
business Spanish, commercial teach
ing, machine accounting and telcgra-
ply. Much OF The work taught In the
Albuquerque Businncss college is not
offered by any other business train
ing Institution In New Mexico or bor-
states as the expense Of secur-
ing instructors competent to handle
the subjects and lectures and the coEt
Of the necessary equipment IL very
great and cannot be undertaken by.
the average business school
Owing To the large enrolment. those
desiring TO attend are urged to make.
application for desk reservation early.
Last year students We're many times
required to wait until "A vacancy oc-
Cured before they could be admitted.
Information In regard to the school
may be obtained by calling, writing
or phoning 627.
Albuquerque Business College,
j. u. Goodell, President.
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WITNESS IN BOND
PLOT IS DEPORTED
Canada Gains Possession
Of Arthur Ecrement
u. S. Surrenders Him

NEW YORK. Aug. l4.-Arthur
Ecremcnt, former member OF the
Canadian house OF parliament, whose
name was drawn into New York's
five million dollar bond plot, was
secretly deported TO Canada last
night. Il was learned today at Ellis
Island.
Ecrement, whose role In the bond
plot was that Of a witness. is said
to be wanted by Canadian authori-
ties IN connection with an alleged
wire tapping scheme In Buffalo and
Montreal.
The warrant from Washington on
which he was deported asserted that
he was subject to deportation because
he had never been legally admitted
az a resident OF this country ard be-
cause he was "liable to become o
public charge iecause OF criminal
tendencies"
Taken Into custody by immigration
officials more than a month ago,
Ecrement was released under $4,000
bond pendinR Investigation. Three
wceitH ago the bond was revoked and
Ecrement confined on Ellis Island.
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GOING
ON PILGRIMAGE.
Ha y
-
Will Hold Ceremonials
at Clayton and
Tucumcari

Headed by 8. j. Abrahames. poten-
tate, 80 members Of Ballnt Abyad
temple will leave here September /
for Tucumcari and Clayton. where
they will conduct ueremonlals.
The ceremonial for novices who
want to he admitted to the mysteries
OF Shrlnehom at Tucumcan will be
held ON September .. The ceremonial
at Clayton In to be held on September
4. Nearly 100 candidates are to take
the degrees Mt the two towns.
The members OF Ballut Abyad are
to take necessary pharaphanalia with
them m the trip. Street parades are
to be held in both Of the New Mexico
towns.
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OLD TRAIL ROAD
BOOSTER IS HERE
P. Simpson to Seek
Local Aid; Backing
Townsend Bill

Steps to put Albuquerqueans behind
the movement to secure legislation
necessary for the building and main e
tanning Of the Old Trail road through
New Mexico were on foot in earnest
today.
w. T.. simpson. assistant t. Judge
j.. NJ. Lowe. president of the National
Old Trail Road association. arrived in
Albuquerque last night from Kansas
city and today was in conference with
local members OF the association In
preparation Tor a campaign for mem
bers.
The securing Of more members is
necessary, he suys, to help bring about
the passage Of the Townsend bill ut
The next session OF congress. The
Townsend bill " passed would provide
the funds necessary for the building
Of the Old Trail road so that counties
ana states would he free OF expense,
according to MIR. simpson.
MIR. Simpson states, however, that
n the Townsend measure should not
pull the required number of votes
for It's passage hat tho federal add
bill viii be amended so that federal
funds car be applied ON state roads.
II the Townsend bill Is passed. Mr..
simpson states The counties will have
their roads built free of cost. II II
does not pass. the federal aid bill l.,
to be go amended hat he counties
VIII be able to secure government
funds on easier terms han now, the
present law providing that counties
ear cur money only by matching
dollar for dollar against government
money.
Mr.. Simpson Is to be In A%lbuqucr-
que for several days outlining a plan
OF membership campaign. More menu
bcis TO urge III passage of the Town
END bill Is the motto of the associa-
ton at present. he sitys.
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PRECINCT NO. ~

Tho Democratic primary FOR Pre-
clnct No. ~. Bernalillo County IL
hereby called TO meet ut jefferson
Hall. North Third Street. on Wcdncs-
day evening. August is, 1920, Mt the
hour OF $500 o'clock y. M, for the
purpose of choosing eighteen delegates
to the County Convention OF Bernallllo
County, to he held at jefferson Hall,
Friday. the goth day of August. 1920.
at $500 o'clock p. M; which said
County Convention h for the pur-
pose OF choosing thlrty-three dele
gates to the State Convention, to he
held at Las Vegas, on the gath day
Of August. 1870.
All Democrats, and all persons who
intend to support the Democratic
Ticket at the coming elections are
invited to attend and take part In this
primary.
\. $. MORAGA.
Chairman Division No. /.
w. G. HEACOCK.
Chairman Division No. =.
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People You
Know
Radiator repairing. QulckeI Auto co.

NAitiittbf ENIuifAHks Quithtl NNtu w.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Wrennick VI
Connersville. Ind, have arrived In Al
buquerque and have taken up a resi-
dence on East Central. where they eN-
pect to make their future home. MIR.
Wrennick, who was "a prominent busi-
ness man at Connersville. expects to
enter the commercial field here.
ID. Il. Lang has returned from Il
weeks trip In the Jemeg mi
While ON this trip he killed IA large
rnttlesnake with seven %ratties. which
ne brought back M evidence OF he
fact.
Aldo Leopold has gone to Colorado
where he expects Ia spend the re-
mainder Of this month in conferences
with forestry officials Of that district.
WV. Gano. OF the firm OF Moss
man. Gano and Sipple. accountants,
has returned from u months vacation,
spent at Ocate. In Mora county. He
was accompanied by his family.
Miss Mary Paine has moved TO sos
West Roma avenue for h month OF
August.
Mrs. Ira n. sprecker and son will
return home tomorrow after II two
months visit with her mother in
Deming.
Harry +. Peltz. president of tho
Bernaliilo County Abstract 4 Title
company. is spending his vacation in
Santa Fe.
Malcolm Long. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
W. n. Long il spending 10 days IN
the mountains at Ellis ranch. He
will enter High school this fall.
Lynn II. Fox, general secretary OF
| the Y. NJ. c. A. IL expected home to-
morrow from Asllomar. the Y. M.
c. A. camp near san Francisco.
Thomas Calklns. who has been
working at the Y. NJ. G. A. Will leave
next week for Bclen for a short va
cation. He will also spena some time
In the Manzano mountains.
f.. NJ. otero Of Los Lunas was In
the city today On business.
Judge r.. X. Wright was in Albu-
qucrque today from Santa Fe.
Mrs. l.. II. Cariock aud son are
visiting Mrs. cariock's two brothers
In Modesto, Calf .
Harold Hurd OF Roswell was n
business visitor IN tlr city today.
Judge Merritt c. Mochem OF So
zorro was in the city today, visiting
his brother. Judge Edwin Mechem,
who is holding court for Judge Nj. u.
Hickey.
state Engineer Leslie Gilfttt war
In the city today from Santa Zee.
Attorney c. p. Easterwood OF Clay
toNt Spout IH' uh9 ~ Af''H"NffNN
looking after business interests.
NJ. G.. ORTIZ. Jr., has recovered from
an operation and was able to leave
the hospital today.
IL. Fnnchini OF the Bechcchi Mer-
camille company Is IN the city from
Juarez for "a few days.
Harry Leonard viii leave Tomorrow
night FOR San Ffanoigc1 for a STA,
Of several weeks. He Is going b,
49, al IDr Aurolnn mh.Fo he Hnual
10 meet his friend barney 0idfirld
the auto speed king.
Harry :. Litheow. formerly 1ead
Of the department OF the Ceuiral
Printing company. arrived In Albu
qufrque this loon on his return NIL
FROM Denver 20 Long Beach. calf.
Wh<te he u ensaTel IN the printing
business. Mr. Lifheow was here SOW
grel days < On The way g nenyel
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Who's Here
TODAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS
AINAHADO

AIVAIgADO
A. VI. Vaughn, Helena Ark.
u. j. Boyd, Topeka.
5. w. Reese. Kansas City.
q. +. Graf, Chicago.
j. y. Kennedy, Chicago.
w. II. Frost, Chicago.
G. $. gill, TT. Bnyard.
4. Scully. Topeka.
Ed Otcro, Los Dunas
j.. NJ. Francis. Denver. Z
o. T.. Easterwood. Clayton. y. NJ.
VIM. Scott. Benton Harbor.
NJ. g. Cox, Denver.
II. Il, Quack. San Francisco.
II. Moses. Santa Rita.
w. w. Eggleston. Washington, ID. G.
Geo. r. Gosh, Denver.
j. l.. F'razln. Denver.
J.. II. McNair, Colorado Springs.
sTUItGEs
A. u. whltmer. st. Joe. Mo.
Mrs. Thos. Capt, Bclon.
shirley Means. Upton, Ind.
u. 4. Schneider. Atkinson.
&. II. Stearns. Santa Rosa.
j. II. pile, st. Louis.
u. l.. Kahn. Pueblo.
w. e. Judd. Norfolk Va.
MI. and Mrs. j. +. Herman. New
hampton. In.
a. G. Moss. Denver.
r. n. Steady. Elkhnrt, Ind.
j. y. Benton, Estancia.
Neal Janson, Eslancia.
Joe w. Pcttus. CITY.
Edwin Boyd. Pine Bluff, Ark.
Gordon Elliott. Tucumcarl.
u. l.. Massey. Roswell.
A. $. stanton, Willaru.
COMBS
II. w. Shcdd. El Pnso.
w. NJ. Rizkallnh. New York.
Lilly Mcdonald, san rUncisco.
II. A. Wood, Socorro.
j. r. Marshall. I.asunn.
Daniel Folkner, Washington, -. c.
q. =. Wade, TeDirkauh, Ark.
u. II. .smcson. Estaocii.
Chas. Sdmey. EstfpcIo.
Jas. A. Hall. Por'lirs, y. NJ.
+. n. Joseph. TulS1.
w. Il. Whitcmun. Hutchinson. Kan.
j. e. Wylic. Cubvro,
Dr. G.. II. Glaze, livnrsi1c Cal.
Jack Ballard. Golden Colo.
w. II. Ballard. Golden. Coo.
John Becker, Bclan.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SUIT.

NOAACL vi obAA
No. l24B0.
state Of New Mexico. County o. Bernalnlo,
In the District Court.
Thomas Carter, Plaintiff,
vs..
Perfecta Carter, Defendant.
To the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby notified thai a suit has
been filed against YEA in the said Court aud
County by the above named plaintiff. in
which the said plaintiff prAys for divorce
on the grounds OF deAertion and abandon
Inent. And you are further notified that
unless You enter or cause 20 be entered
your appearance in said cause on or before
the nth day Of September. A. ID. 1890.
Judgment viii be rendered against you by
default and the relief prayed for will be
granted.
The name Of the plaintiffs attorney Is
Dennis Chavez, whose postoffiee address Ii
NEsToR MoNToYA,
(seaD CLERK,
BY Harry T., Lee.
Deputy.
July2A.3I.Aug.T14
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to- Zen Gents $50 wa, duly iniroduesd
and adopted by the stoekhOldurs Of said
corporation, and that the assent NJ more than
two.thitds (2.9) IN interest Of cnch class NJ
stockholders was given TO said amendment,
(sEAL) j. ". RALi..
Subscribed mud sworn 10 before me this
2gth day Of July. 1920.
LAURENCE y LEE,
Notary Public.
My Commission expires June 20, 1921.
ENDORSED
No. iO7o5.
Cor. Rec d. Vol. 7. Page 80.
CERTIFICATE or AMENDMENT
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
THE CLARA BARTON MINING COMPANY
60 Stoekholders' Liability
Reducing Capital stock from ~ .OOO.O 10000
to 500, 100000 and value Of shares from
500 to $40 cts.
Filed In office ~
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF New Mexico.
Aug. D, 1920, II A. NJ.
A l.. MORRISON,
Compa.ed; CLERK.
tCk $40.
COMPARED. 7. w. 10 u. r..
STATE or NEW MEXICO.
COUNTY OF BERNALILLO-ss -.
. This instrument WIS filed for record m
y. a. Recorded in Nol. ~ MiAc. Of
Records Of said County. folio ttp,
NESTOR MONTOYA.
Clerk aud Recorder.
ego .. m. SEQ pd.
Aug. i3-ii
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NEwLY-wEDs ARE QUEER
LOT, SAYS HOTEL CLERK

CINCINNATI="Send up the cle-
vator-we're In room sieve want
20 come down to breakfast phonod
a bridegroom from central Kentucky
the first morning OF his honeymoon IN
a local hotel. We get them from he
sticks every day said the clerk. III
"a hotel Mum told all he know he would
he murdered before sun-up."
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mcnt OF the appointment Of whitney
Warren. architect Of New York and
Boston as the official representative
In America of Captain Gabriel DAN
nunzio and the government Of fiurnc,
was made today.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 1i.-Japan's
reply to The American note protesting
against Japanese occupation OF tho
northern part OF the Island of Sagha-
lin was received tcdaY at the state
department. The document. together
with the original American rote' may
he made public ',7N; week.
NEW YORK. Aug. l4.-Hush Glib
son. United States minister To Poland.
and MIR. and Mrs. j. Pierpont Nor
gan. were among the d,145 passengers
sailing for Europe today.
MEXICO CITY. Aug. 14.-Rumors
that Provisional President Adolfo Dc
La Huerta would refuse 'Sto retire
when his term ends November 80,
were denied last night by his secre-
tary, In a letter sent to Fernando Ig-
l~esisios Calderon, Mexican "ryoy In
Washington.
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 14.-Muster-
iNNR NAA " VI
villa the former rebel leader began
yesterday at Tlahualilo, according to
reports.
SHERBROOKE, Quebec. Aug. ~.
Eleven persons were injured when
the Grand Trunk morning train from
Portland, Maine. to Montreal ran into
u washout near Coaticook, Quebec to-
day.
CHICAGO, Aug. IA Judgment
Of S93.55 vas entered today against
Mayor william Hale Thompson for
failure to pay personal property taxes.
Thompson claims that the taxes have
been paid.
TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug. 14.-Edwqrd
Ray, British golfer, today carried
away the cup emblematic of tho Am-
erican National Open Golf champion
| ship. which ne won In the contos at
inverness with eos strokes for ~
holes.
BAN DIEGO. Calf. Aug. H.
Eleven senplanes from the navy cir
station at North Island left early this
morning on a flight TO san Francisco.
Officers ut the station said. the trip
Is In the nature OF n practice flight.
MI int T'hbihh'@ tit VI Nht N-o-Al
type.
MANILA, y. T., Aug. 14.-Wnliam
g. Maxwell OF Almore. Alabama was
killed when his airplane fell here to-
day. His m~echanioian vas Injured
seriously.
MEXICO CITY. AuH&14.-Govcrnor
Esteban Cantu or Lower California
has been supplied with ~conaidorablv
military material and is declared to
be ready 70 resist an advance OF gov
eminent forces against the state. ac-
cordlng to o dispatch 10 III Universal
from Medcali.
MEXICO CITY. Aug. 1.-Two EN-.
ployes Of n Tampico oil comprrys IN,
name OF which was not disclosed
were held M and robbed az 6,00l
pesos while travelling IN AN autOmo'
bile near Pnnuco. rear Tampico, Y
was reported today. Two ~ the rolE
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ECREMENT LODGED
IN MONTREAL JAII.

MONTREAL. Aug. 14.-Eerement
was turned over to the Montreal po-
lice at Rouz Point early today. He
later was lodged In the city jail here.
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Bankruptcy Order
Against Lady Decies

LONDON, Aug. i4.-A receiving or
der in bankruptcy was made In court
yesterday against Lady Maria Gcr-
trudo Dccics. widow Of the fourth
baron Decies and sistor-in-law OF the
present rocr. She was the daughter
OF Sir John Pollard Willoughby, and
married Baron Decies In 1901. He
dice nine years later.
The people of the United States are
paying moro than Il million dollars II
day for their coffee.
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NEW YORK Aug. 14.-Announcc.
mcnt OF the appointment of whitney
Warren. architect Of New York and
Boston as the official. representative
In America OF Captain Gabriel DAN
nunzlo and the government Of fiuric,
was made today.
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TxEcUTRIx NOTICp

In the Probate Court. Bernallilo County.
New Mexico.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of John Nlcklas.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed was, on the cath day Of July, 1920,
duly appointed Executrix Of the estate Of
John Nieklas, deceased. by the Probate
Cougt Of BcrnAlillo County aud having
lax eltims against the estate OF said de.
ccdent are hereby notified ana required to
present the same TO the undersigned In the
manner and within the time prescribed by
law.
Dated July %. i9g0
SOPHIA NICKLAs.
Jnly31-Aug.7.l4,21
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STATE OF NEW MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
United States OF America.
State Of New Asrxico-ss.
IL is Hereby Certified, that the annexed is
a full, true and complete transcript Of the
CERTIFICATE or AMENDMENT
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
Of
THE CLARA BARTON MINING COMPANY
(Ao Stockholders Liability
Reducing Capital Stock from Al. 900, 600 90
70 500 600. 90 and value Of shares from
500 TO $40. No. io7O5. with the endorse.
ment thereon, as same appears on file aud
Of record la the office OF tho State Cor.
poration Commission.
IN Testimony whereof, the State Corpora
tioR Commission OF the State Of New Mexico
has caused this certificate 10 be signed BY
ia Chairman and thu seal Of said Commission.
20 be affixed II the City Of santa Re on this
9th day Of August, A. ID. 1910.
(SEALl j.. NJ. LUNA,
ATTEST;
A. T.. MORRISON, CLERK.
CERTIFICATE Of AMENDMENT
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
THE CLARA BARTON MINING COMPANY
No HioekholderS Liability.
KNOW Aid AIM ny VHnNE pNFHHkrN
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MEXICO CITY, Aug. 1.-Two em-
ployes OF a Tampico oil compery, the
name OF which was not disclosed,
were held up and robbed ar 5000
pesos while travelling IN an automo-
bile near panuco. ear TamplcO, u
tgns reported to-day. Two ~ iho rolis
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WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-Japan's
reply to the American note protesting
against Japanese occupation OF tho
northern part OF the Island of Sagha-
lin was received tcdaY at the state
department. The document, together
with the original American rote' may
be made public ',7N; week.
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MEXICO CITY Aug 14.-Govcrnor
Esteban Cantu OF Lower California
has. been supplied with conaidorablr
military material and is declared to
be ready 70 resist aD advance OF gov
eminent forces against the state. ac-
cordlng to . dispatch TO III Universal
from Mehcali.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Hush Glib
son. United States minister To Poland,
and MIR. and Mrs. j.. Pierpont Nor
gan. were among the d.i45 passengers
sailing for Europe today.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-06-08

sallow skin, dingy skin, lifeless skin,
red nose. red face, red eye.ids, raffy
eyebds, dropped eyelids, weak eye
brows, thin eyebrows, sore eyeIids.
scars, pits, keloids, seborrhea, fall
ing hair, faded hair, lifeless hair,
splitting hair, brittle hair, weak hair,
thin hair, dandruff, scarf, scale. oily
scalp, eruptive scalp, Try scalp,
scaled scalp, scalp bound, badness,
foot troubles, ingrowing nail
haven't doubt but what some
of you will say that my doctor friend
was selling or was trying to sell his
services of his remedies. He vas not.
More than that, l am not IN the ad-
vertising us(ness. But some dis
tinguished gentleman once wrote that
'pigs is pigs" and in this case /
must insist that "facts is facts.'
could write six columns telling
you what to do for hundred and
one ailments, but the fact remains
that we who make our faces our for
tunes, so to speak, would not think
of risking our beauty-even if we
haven't any beauty-by following
line Of treatment not specifically
prescribed for us by one who actu-
ally knows whether we need it or not.
Now you will understand why /
have made these articles rather con-
spicuous by the absence Of cut and
dried prescriptions. l don't believe in
nothing nowadays usually amount
to nothing. If one wants to receive
value one must give equal value. The
essential thing in securing medical
preparations specially suited to ones
individual need is the choice of
reliable and strictly reputable ply
stefan or specialist.
Among my many letters is one
from Toronto woman who risks me
to give her the address Of reli-
atle dermatologist "if there are such
in the large American cities"
Of course there are. One of the
foremost is the doctor / have re-
ferred to in this article. There are
others just as kindly, just as skillful
and just as conscientious as he.
Many of them are known to govern
ment departments and have been in
strumental in the rehabilitation of |
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1920-06-08

There is no use in saying this will
be a heart to heart talk. Hearts
are out of fashion. AT least, everyone
who has heart seems to keep it
hidden, padlocked or sufficiently
camouflaged to escape public notice,
and those who have not taken any of
these precautions seem to have had
theirs stolen, broken or lost alto
gether, so there is no use talking
about heart talks on any subject.
Faces are different Everyone
now a-days seems to have face
enough for anything. For example,
some beauty writers have the face to
recommend all kinds of lotions and
experiments Of which they themselves
are totally ignorant.
A few days ago l was in CONVEX
sation with one of the most famous
beauty specialists in the United
States. His Offices are in New York.
He had just come out to the coast
on business trip and to see pa
tient in Los Angeles. When l told
him of the many letters of inquiry
which l received from women who
really need expert advice, he said:
'Well, whatever you do, never rec
ommend practices and prescriptions
just for the sake of telling people
something. There has been more
harm done by the publication of
harmful receipts in so-called beauty
columns than anyone realizes. Two
thirds of my patients at one time
were women who had practiced what
a well-known newspaper woman at
that time was preaching through the
columns of her paper. The effect
of this ill-advice was so injurious,
and so hopeless in some instances,
that l finally communicated with the
editor Of the paper, and told him
that if it was not stopped l would
take drastic measures to stop the
flow of injurious advice to the ig-
norant.
"There are remedies-good rem
edies," the doctor continued, "but
as a rule they are not successful
when applied by inexperienced hands.
When one person is ill other members
of the household do not think of
taking the same medicine prescribed
for the invalid simply because il
proved effective in his case. They
would consider that probably theil