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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
.UN NEGRO ACUSADo DE HABER
ASESINADO A UN
AMERICANA
Sera juzgaGo la semana
entrante

Sc inform6 aver en- Ia Corte del
Distrito 81 que en- los primeros dias
de "a. semana entrante seria juzgado
John Steen, el negro acusadO de ha-
Der asesinado al joven Albert T.
Tips.
Albert T. Tips, joven e~studiante
de Ia Universidad de Texas. habIa
venido a pasar las ~vacaciones de Pas
cuas al lado de sus padres. La noche
del 81 de Diciembre ultimo Tips,
mancjando III automGvil. pasea5a
Dor las GALES de E. Commerce, GER
ca de Ia estaci0n del Southern Paci-
fic, cuando sonoo IN disparo a su
espalda. La bala Gespues de atrave-
sar Ia parte trasera del autom0vil Vi
no a hacer blanco en- Ell craneo de
Tips a los dos dias de este aconueci-
miento. Steen, acusado de haber sido
el aItor de la muerte de Tips, fue
aprehendido. Stcen cOnfeso que efec
tivamente e. habia hecho fuego sobre
el automovil de Tips; pero cue solo
trat5 de reventar una de las llantas
del coche V nunca penso hacer IN da-
no mayor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
OFICIALMENTE NADIA Sc
SABE De Ia SUERTE
De ALYARADO
Sc dice que Carranza die or
den De que quednra en-
libeTtad eI grisioRero
slerPre cue regre-
Sc G Msxico

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Erero 19.-
Los ~periodicos mas serios de esta ca
pital Sc ocupan hoy nuevamente de
la APPREHENSION de Salvador Alvarado.
hecha por el general Alejo Coma
lez, en- Rinc6n Antonio, del Istmo de
Tehuantepec.
Sc sabc que este jefe de o~peracio-
res ha enviado. con respecto q Ia
captura de Alvarado, algunos telegra
mas n ]Cobierno, pero. en- las ofici-
mas de este, NADIA Sc ha querido de-
cir Sobre e. particular. Las Secreta-
rias de Gobernacjon Y Guerra, al
igual que las ~oficinas del Executive,
guardian un complete silencio, dan
do lugar a que en- publico Sc hayan
cchado a volar las mas ~descabella-
d2s cspecies Y que, realr?ente, NADIA
ticncn de extrano dcspuGs de la desa-
par:ci6n de Espirosa de los Monte
ros, Diaz Ccbal,os ' varios otros de
Qu:enes Sc diio, como ahora de Al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
Sc ENVENENO BEBIENDO Al
CCHOL DE MADEIRA

Minutes despues de Ia media no.
che del dia de aver, dej6 de existir
Trinidad Barajas, quien contaba 80
aRcs de edad ' cuyo domicilIo Sc
~encuentra en- Ell numero 639 de IA
Gale de Austin. Los agentes &c 20
licia J. Beck y Miller, que fucron
Quienes Sc encargaron de haccr las
investigaciones relatives Z n mUer-
e &a Baraias. informaron al Gepar-
tame1co De policia que este jndiv;Guo
hahia apur2do una fuerte dosis de
alcohol de MADEIRA que a pesar de ha-
berlo mezclaGo con aqua le oc2sior6
Il muerte . las 2ocaS horaS de Ia
IBERIA tornado. DeSpueS dc habcr lc-
vantaGo un acta Ell juez Neil Camp
bell, el cadaver de Trinidad Baraias
fue transportado a Ia casa de jNhu-
mGcioneS Rjebe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
N0TAS LOCALES
FalIecimiento de una mexieana

La senora Virginia V. Gonzalez,
dana mexicana radicada en- esta
ciudad desde hace nuchos amos, de-
10 de existir e. lunes aqui, victima
de una affection moral. La sonora
Gonzalez venia sufriendo deSde que
recibi6 Ia noticia de Ia muerte de
su hijo. el joven Luis Gonzalez,
acaecida en- Lake Charles, La, e
dorde Sc hallaba p~rescandO L ser
vicios en- el Ejercito americana y
desde eatonces. Ia sonora. que con-
taba va la edad de 6S amos, emPe-
20 a agravarse hasta que finalmen-
Re falleci6 de a~gotamiento-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
A ESQ equivale la aprobacion
por la Asamblea Nacional,
de la Ley relativa a los
Consoles de las
Fabricas
Por dicha mcdida, los cb-eros
de tcdas las negociaci-@ 5,
podran ser miembrcs de
les Consoles Directivos
y de Administration,
de esaS empresas

BERLIN. Enero 2O.-L,a revoiu,
cion industrial en- Aleman!a, ma 81
DO "legalizada". al aprobarse por Ia
Asamblea Nacional ia ley relatiHa
a les consoles de las fabricas. La
le" fue a~prcbada por 213 votos can
ira 81.
Ia MEDIA de referencla, que equi-
vale = una socializaci0n de las III
dustrias, estipula IL adaptation cbli-
gator.a por los patrcnes del sistema
del soviet. para todas las empresas
industria!es Y 2gricolas Y de nego-
clos.
Los ohrercs Dc cualQujera de csaa
ncgociaciCncs. inclurendo tr~abajado-
res de los campos. pcd.ar scr miem-
bros de los diversas coHssjos de di-
r~ectcres y administrators Y estar
en- posici6n de investigar lcdas las
~utilidadss dc las regociaciones, asi
como sus gastos. rara fiiar de a
culrdo con unos Y otros, les salaries
dc los o5reros.
No ohsran.e cue In MEDIA en- 81,
enc:e~ra uno &c les iaeales del socia-
l;Smo. los comuAistas Y los socialis
i2S Independence sc opusisron 2
ella, per c~onsiderar que ne era todc
10 amplia Y radical que Giles querian,
desdc 81 momento que Sc estirula en-
IA citada ley, Ia vIgilancia por parte
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
ENLACE.

La noche del 20 del presente, a las
9 D. M. tuvo lugar en- Ia cas- No,
pa de Ia AveniGa So. Santa Rosa. 81
marrimonic civil del Sr. David Con
zalez con Ia Srita. Ade!a Bloch, de
nacionalidad franco-a!saciana. = an
Dos p~ertenecientes q d~ist;nguidas IA
mliias de Ia localidad.
La nueva pareia esJablecera su re-
sidencia en- Ia ciudad De Phoenix,
Ariz.. punto a doade saldran en- bre-
We.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
Telsfcnos Crockett 500. 704.

References J5o go
Il 1-NTC0 SITIO METICNT0 De
ATTOM0VTLES EN- la CIJDAD.
CarroS I pro?osito = Z precios ~
zouaolcs, especiales para BautiZos,
Matrimonios Y F~UHera,es. Wales cor
los 50 cts. Hoya $3.50. Prec!os es-
geciales para t1era lie Ia cIu&ad.
Sery.cio ra0iGo dia y Hcche.
Leon !. MartInez. Ce.en:e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22

las causas de la manifestation comu-
nista que Sc efectu6 frente al Reichs-
tag Y que Sc desarroll6 en- una san
erienta tragedia, fue esta oposicion
a Ia clausula relativa a Ia vigilan-
cia del gobierno, que Sc contiene en-
la mencionada ley.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
MAXIMAS Y S~ENTENCIAS

FL que SURE Y espera, suele VEN
Ger los obstaculos.
Es mas agreeable Ia lengua de un
mudo que la de IN mentiroso.
81 quieres olvidar a Ia mujer que
adoras, casate con ella.
Tn alma delicada Sc mortified al
saber que alguien lie debe reconoci-
miento, Y I'm alma grosera al saber
que ella 10 debe.
Sc admira mas Ia bondad del CO.
razon que una hermosa ~presencia.
No conseguir&s secreto mejor
~guardado que ell que guardas til mis-
mo.
Para vivir tranquilo es necesario
IA ~prudencia.
Las mas grandes dificultadeS pue-
den vencerse por medic de la perse-
verancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
MATRIMONTOS

E. NJ. Sanchez Y Emilia NJ. billiard
Emilio Perez zen articulo de muer-
te) Y Natividad Manzano.
Augusta Eeuer Jr., y Esperanza
Morales.
David Gonzalez Y Adela Block.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
DEFUNCIONES

Trinidad H. Rocha, q los 50 amos
de edad.
Senorita Luz Gonzalez, a los %
amos de edad.
Nino Pedro Esquivel, a los 4 amos
V 4 meses de edad.
Manuel Bustamante, & los SO amos
de edad.
Manuel Bustamante, q Ia edad de
SO amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22

Como no usar Nata-Z:zo.a, u:.a
nedicina para todos los eEfermos de
IA piei. puss cura en- ) dias Q de 10
c~ontrario Sc Gevuelve su importe?
Cuesta 25c., porte pagsdo- BOTI-
ca DE LA CAMPANA, EsG-ina de
las Gales Santa Rosa Y Buena Wis
n. San Antonio. Texas. tAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Pronostico que Ell Weather Bu-
reau' rinde para hoy: Lluvja con
frio.--El minimum de temperature
variara entire 20 y 80 grades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22

-Cuando u~ecesiia I'd. Iibros en- es.
panol, pidaIos a Ia Liberia de lzns-
clio E. Lozano, 11S N. Santa Rora Az.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22

varado. que consp;raban contra ell
actual gobierno.
Diiose primeramente que Alvara-
do. al ser ~aprehendido cuando Sc d.
rita al Estado de Yucatan, donde
10 e~speraban cerca de treinta mil So
cialistas. habia degrade burlar la VI
p~ilancia de sus custodios, desapare-
ciendo como por ~encanto. Despues
Sc ha hablado de cue habia sido muer
10 a balazos en- los momentos en- que
trot6 de fugarse. Estos y algunos
otros rumores han circulado con lnsls
~tencia Y que, como Sc ha lndicado,
/ siguen tomando cucrpo con motive
del ~silencio absolute que oficialmente
Sc ha hecho sobre el asunto.
10 que dicen los ob~regonistas.
eel Monitor Republicano", que va
reanud6 sus labores, y que, como Sc
, sabe, es 6rgano del obregonismo, pu-
blica una information en- Ia que d.
ce u Alvarado fue puesto en- liber-
tad ' que va Sc dirije a esta capital.
; Agrega cue Alvarado iba para el
Estado de Tabasco a un negocio CO.
mercial de importancia, pero que Ell
robierno. que en- todas parties cree
va yer pronunciamientos, supuso que
el militar iba a ponerse al frente del
Partido Socialista de Iucatan, del
cue es creador Y or~ganlzador, con e4
objeto de levantarse IN armas a. grl-
to de "fViva Lenine" Y separar ia
Peninsula yucateca del resto del pals
O s~ustraerla, por 10 menos, del domi-
Mo del actual gobierno general.
Con este motivo,-agrega Ell organo
obregonista-el jefe del executive OF
| demo Ia detenc;on de Alvarado, que
llev6 a efecto Aleio Gonzalez, Jefe
de las operaciones militares en- Te-
huantepec. Ahora Sc afirma que el
mismo Carranza fue quien ordeno que
! Alvarado fuera puesto en- lbertad.
TOSIA Ola ! NOChE.
John Vogue, Elberton, Ga; escri-
ba 10 siguiente: "El Otono pasado,
cuando todos mis- vecinos estaban en-
fer7nos de influenza, padeci IN fuer-
te resfriado V tuve IN fLerte recall
da. Tosia noche Y dia; la garganta
estaba muy reseca e irritada. Com
prs II botella de "Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound Y Ia tome en-
peouehas dosis cada dos horas. Mi
estado empezo a mejorar Y pronto es-
tuve bien. En- mi opinion, la medi-
Gina de Foley es Ia mejor para las
toses y los ~rscfriados.. lAdv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
SCLICITO CAETA DE CIUDADA,
MA AMERICANA

Gregorio Juarez, soltero, de p
amos De edad. Oficio: operator cine
m~atocr&f.co.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22
Ch|F3R AZ,

Santos Vicente Y Anascasio Mar
tires.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-22

Ell que SURE Y espera, suele ven
Ger los obstaculos.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
EXPLAIN BREAKER
 STRIPS IN TIRES

Do you know that your tires are equipped with shock absorbers? This sounds unusual, but that fact is that right in the heart of the tire is a strip of loosely woven faboric. thoroughly impregnated with resilant rubber in which 1t is deeply imbedded. This is the breaker strip, made of cushion gum.
 The breaker strip has a spider like grip on the fabric carcass. A net work of fibre muscles pull in all df- rections when a blow is received lit erally forming a hammock to cradle It, according to the Miller Rubber com pany, Akron, Ohio. Its resilieGcy reu- Jralizes road shocks, spreading them over a large surface.
 Without this cushioning the iolts incident to motoring would be trans m1tted direct from the tread to the fabric carcass. By shattering the force of the blow against cushion gum the carcass is relieved of an enormous amount of strain.
 This strip also protects against the evil effects of underinflation, It is a medium of adhesion to hold intact the rubber tread and the fabric car cass. virtually riveting them together. It fights against centrifugal force, pre- venting the heavy tread from being thrown from the carcass at high speeds.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
POP GEERS INJURED
 ON SYRACUSE TRACK

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Sept 1S-Ed- ward F. (Pop) Geers, veteran harness driver, suffered painful injuries when thrown from his sulky in the first race of the grand circuit card on the state fair track today. The veteran driver drove Wiki Wiki to finish in second in the second heat of the 2:1S trot and just as the horse crossed tn finish it stumbled and fell, throwing Geers heavily to the track. He sustained a severely sprained shoulder and wrist, but hopes to be able to resume his driving at the Columbus meeting Mon day.
 King Watts, driven by McDonald, captured first honors in the Ononda ga cup race for 2:1S trottcrs. principal event of the days card. Wiki Wiki, driven by Geers, and after the accident in the second heat by EdIna1, finished in the third place. Wiki Wiki made a spectacular finish to take second place in the second heat, when he stumbled and slid ten yards, barely crossing the line under the wire Geers sent GoIdie Todd across the line an easy winner in the first heat of the 2:03 pace and Edman captured the re- maining heats behind the Gears mount
 Best time 2:1S trot, 2.081a; 2:03 pace, 2:07sz.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
- ONE DEAD TWO WOUNDED

JASPER, Ala, Sept. 1S-L. NJ Adler general manager of the Corona Coal company, was shot and instantly killed today and Deputy Sheriffs Edgel and Brown, travelling with him in an auto mobile were fatally wounded
 The shooting is considered the out growth of the coal mine strike which has been in progress in Alabama 10 days and after the killing Sheriff Clark Guthrie of Walker county called upon Governor kilby for troops. Late to- night the sheriff announced that he had been informed that the State forces would begin arriving at the mining camps tomorrow
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
PHILADELPHIA BATTERY MEN SECURE LARGER AND BETTER FACILITIES

The Philadelphia Battery and Sup ply company has just taken over the entire building at it's place of business on West Washington street.
 Sufficient room is now available to handle 15 cars at one time on battery servicing. and three additional charg- ing benches have been added
 A shipment of 50 Philadelphia bat teries has just arrived, which replen- ishes the new stock shelves after de- liveries had left them practically de- pleted.
 Al Gladney and Harry Creswell have secured the Philadelphia line and will sell the battery hereafter. Both are equipped to do unusually good service work and have a large established trade in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
lNFANTIClDE IN JAPAN'S
 HkHNAILr r V

Tokio-So many cases of infanticide have been recorded in Chiba prefecture that the authorities have been greatly disturbed. This year being the monkey year in the Japanese calendar an old superstition makes the mothers believe that children born in it will meet with misfortune.
 Specfal orders have been issued by the police that all prospective mothers should be registered and watched, and that the monkey" superstition should be eradicated whenever possible.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
GOVERNMENT AGENTS BUSY

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S-Nearly q half dozen agencies of the federal gov ernment were at work tonight in an effort to solve the mystery of the ex- plosion in New Yorl1's financial district and to safeguard government property from similar damage.
 In an effort to bring to justice any person or persons responsible for the loss of life in the Metropolis. agents of the department of justice. secret ser vice operatives of the treasury inspec- tors of the postoffice department and
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
HUERTA MAY BE
 CABINET MEMBER

SAN ANTONIO. Sept l8-President de la Huerta will be appointed to an important cabinet position under Pres ident- elect Alvara Obregon, who will be installed next December. according to information reaching here today.
 According to the reports he will be given the portfolio of gobernacion or the ministry of foreign affairs.
 He vii begin his tour of Mexico
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
HE GOT OFF EASY

Discussing a bad play recently, the director responsible or it said:
 They only gave me two weeks for producing it."
 sIs that so?n observed a listener. sI should say you deserved at least six months. s.''-Cleveland Plaindealer.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
WHEN PRODUCTION CEASED

T thought everybody in a soviet was supposed to work"
 of course"
 But not one of you is working"
 Naturally. We worked a little while and now we've all been promoted to be overseers. rs."-Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

after his championship fight Promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons asked him what he should do with his $12,000 motor ear. Keep it" said Jack. and he swung aboard.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19
ANOTHER GOOD MAN

Sweet Young Thing-Don't you think every woman should have a vote?
 Young Man-No. but I think every woman should have a voter.-Stars and Stripes.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

next week to obtain first hand informa- tion as to results of his justification policy.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

experts of the department of agricul- ture were ordered to the scene.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-19

"YOU KEEP IT" BENTON HARBOR When Jack Dempsey stepped on the train here
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
Exit, the Freaks.

"a Dime museum freaks have had their day
and must exit from the show business. This
~ the verdict Of the American Association Of
Fairs and Expeditions which declares exclu-
aveay for refined sketches. comedies and up
lfting movies"
x. The dime museum freak has not lost its
lure among the public. Nor have the showmen
been converted to the uplift The real situa-
lion which prompts the ban on freaks is that
freaks yearly are becoming scarcer. Fewer
births tend away from normally.
Y Recall your youth and the marvels Of the
6ldeshow when the greatest show on earth"
came to town. For days after people talked
sxcitedly Of the Slamese Twins. the Rubber
Skin Man. Zip the whatisit. the Human Pin
sCushion, Leo the Lion-H Headed Boy and the
White Elephant, which was exposed when rain
during q circus parade removed the elephants
Whitewash.
E. Greatest OF the freaks--greatest In the sense
~ dime admissions raked in from the gullible-
Was the Cardiff Giant II feet tall, exhibited
- petrined. prehistoric man dug up in 1869
~ farm near Cardiff, N. Y. Millions marveled
~ t. The Cardiff Giant was a statue quarried
Nsom Iowa gypsum and plant to be dug up
tor the circus.
Tody Hamilton engineered the Cardiff Giant
hoax and most Of the other historical sideshow
attractions. Tody was Barnum's press agent
Md probably the greatest publicity man that
.Aver lived He invented billboard posters and
stAe alliterative lines of theatrical ad-
vertising-such as "writhing. Rafting Rattle
snakes"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07

orange. lemon. 1re9efruit, pos5s'
honey. garlic? A. r..
Answer-Chicken contains uric
acid-forming purin. The other
items are al practically free from
such material. These items will
produce no uric acid: bread. GER
eals, most fruits, nuts. tomatoes.
cabbage. onions. cucumbers, tur-
nips, milk, cream, butter. eggs, GER
tain cheeses (Edam. Swiss, Rogue
fort, Gervais). 1t is doubtful
whether it is worth while to at
tempt to regulate diet to exclude
uric-acid-forming material.
UOv1ea..
Are movies injurious to the eyes
IL attended twice = week! Is 1t in
furious to the eyes to work in .
basement with artificial electric
light all the time? Docs the daily
drinking of olive oil prevent ap-
pendicitis or gallstones!
| H. c. X.
Answer-Only films which cause
rainy" appearance films too worn
and scratched to inflict on the pub
lic) injure the eyes nowadays. II
the lighting in the basement is
| glaring. it is bad for the eyes.
Olive oil prevents neither appendi-
citis nor gallstones; it is q food
and an inferior laxative.
Hornet Sting Causes Hives.
My little boy. aged IL, was stung
behind the left ear, on the temple
and left hand by hornets. I ap-
piled vinegar and common baking
soda. In about half an hour he
complained OF difficulty in speak
ing and tightness in his chest. and
Immediately an eruption came out
all over his body resembling the
welts of flea bites. with great itch
ing. The rash was out all day
Next morning he was all right and
the rash had gone. Please tell me
whether it was poisoning from the
sting or whether my treatment was
responsible in any way.
| MRS. M. L. W.
| Answer-Apparently an attack Of
hives induced by the foreign pro.
tein injected by the hornets. Your
treatment was all right. Hives il
generally caused by the entrance
into the system Of some foreign
protein "a heterogeneous substance)
which,, which has not undergone norma
| Olive OH.
Is olive oil. taken freely, harm
full: AS
I Answef-Olive oil is a food. L
} 1t does not disturb your digestion
or prove too laxative, it can do NJ
harm.
CalOmel,
Is calomel a good liver activa
} tor? For several weeks l hav,
} been subject to slight Dizzy spell!
with some soreness below my ribs
i Answer-Calomel has no effec
on the liver.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
WHY SPOIL ADAY?

one to be happy. Then take off
your frown and throw away your
crouch.
This is one Of the good things
about going out. 1t compels us for
a time at least to give our decent
traits the right Of way.
Perhaps this is one reason why
VIC are so sensitive to the opinions
Of others. 1t is one Of natures
ways to keep US livable.
Few people are not livable when
they are of key. Life was not
meant to be a disrord, but a har-
mony. Shut off the lamentation
stop and be cheerful. The world
needs an occasional jeremiah. but
| he was never meant to monopolize
the seats OF the prophets.
1t is not wrong to be happy. II
is Just wrong not to be happy
Therefore, brighten up. or as the
bible puts 1t, Rejoice evermore.'
That means that even when our
joys are "three-fourths pain" the
Joy part should lead OF.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
Almanac Trouble,
BY DE-. JAMES I. VANCE.
Founder of Inter-Churth World Movemen
and Chairman FEDERAL Council of
Churches Of AmeSicA.)

There is really not much fun in
making yourself miserable. Why
not DO happy? Whether it helps
you o; not, it would certainly be
mpre comfortable to others.
Why spoil the day for the folks
at home with your nasty growl
Why unload on your unohending
neighbors your dyspcptic moods
and soured expressions of counte-
nance?
It would be a fine thing II We
would always look as pleasant as
; we try to look when we are having
our pictures taken. 1t would make
a better world.
What a pity We cannot always be
as polite and pleasant as We try to
be when we are on dress parade!
Even the temporary assumption OF
decent moods on our part produce
an agreeable reaction on our own
natures.
To laugh and look happy helps