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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07
zone SUPPLY
NOW tied Wit
LESTER Mn
League Leaders Defeat b
Team Down On Even Bal
With the Runnersup.
Z KNIGHTS WALLOP
FORT BLISS ST

Arny-City league dope va
Labor day afternoon al Rio
park Not only did the Kni
Columbus team come back I
defeat OF Sunday but the
team. considered one Of the
Of the league, walloped II
Supply leaders
Modesto Gomez was on tn
for the Lester boys, and set'
good example by his pitching
the end Of the contest the SGD
u TO s in favor Of the Lest
The first game was won
Knights over the Fort Bis
with the inTinclbls Coombs
box Although he allowed 4
hits, the Knights took advaIl
every opportunity to score be
twirling Of Al Hammonds,
the way, pitched one of the
games seen at the park this s.
Some Old Stars Bnct
The appearance OF Dunlap. {
1IcGavin and others featured
turn OF the Bliss team, all
players acquitting themselve
ably
The splendid fielding
Knights cut down possible
rallies in several innings,
EinE'H catch preventing
the first inning. fDlEos n
rFo-b1se slam to deep rig
ter in the fifth Inning v
blow responsible for the
Much enthusiasm was caus
the Lester supporters by &
70 winning form OF this team
ger Joe Tref1 sent in the
ahle Gcmez and he sent
down 70 an even basis with
uersup for the top positio
league Mccormick mot J
Cormick) and Duczy Gowai
the mound work fer the 2
but both were hit hard and
The score.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07
HAMP CINCY
EEAM VICTOR
IN TWOGAMES
+, Double Bill and Co Into
ID Of National League.
dodgers Lose 2 Games.

asd. O.. Sept THE champions
Of the holiday games fIom the
BY superior AL round playing
In the afternoon the long hitting
and Roush produced four runs
visitr 70 could bunch nita off
only one inning.
ne. RH. z.
49,. 900 go es9-s 6 1
..-...... SEQ a51 u1s-5 Z o
St Louis. Haines. Lyons.
ClemonE. Dilhoefer: Cincinnati.
7ingo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

Chicago, IL, Sept T.-ChicaEo kept pace
with Cleveland IN the pennant race By win
ming both games OF the holiday bill from
Detroit, the latter IN ten inninFs- shorty
hodEe. recruit pitcher recently obtained
from Nashville. made his major league
debut and held the visitors to two hits IN
the afternoon. Only one hit vas clean.
Baum gartnez- who reported 70 the Detroit
club Monday morning. finished both rzrnes
FOR the visitors.
Morning game. RHE
Detroit .--..-...... 900 90 COL 10
Batteries; Detroit. Ehnke. Baumrartnar
and Marion; Chicago. Faber and schalk.
Afternoon game RHE
Detroit -...-.-.-. coo 900 90 81 2
Chicago ---...-a-. Oh 600 90 Is 9 g
Batteries. Detroit. Ayers. BaumEartner
and stanage. Manion; Chicago. Hodge and
Schalk.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

UniontoWn, Pa SEPT T--IomnV
Milton won the 2z5-mlls automobile
race Monday in 2:20-2f. averaging IS
miles an hour. Jimmy Murphy was
second. finishing IL 2.21.27. with an
average OF s4-S miles an hour. while
Eddie Hearne came IN third. IN 2.23-S4.
HIS average speed was 93.9 miles an
hour
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07
Totals

Aiauogordo -----------.- zlS 10l 10s-l1
Two base hits. Ware. Lee. Carson Sac
rifice hits. VJyies. Ware. King. Stolen
bases. McRae, Ware Base on balls. Oft
Friend, /; off Mccormick. 2. off Lee T..
struckout. by Friend. 2; by Mccormick. Q.
BY Lee, 3. Double plays. Better 70 Barker;
Mccormick 10 Hedrick. Hit by pitcher.
Voyles. Kreigh- Time OF game, 1850. I'M
pire. Leadinghaus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07
Alamogordo Team
WaIopS Bankers

LAlamogordo N. N, Sept. PLAY
ing consistent baseball behind the
steady hurting Of -Hop" Lee. the
Alamogordo baseball team Nondav
afternoon defeated the First National
bank aggregation by the score OF II
10 O. Coy Friend and Jodie alcCor-
mick tWirlers for the Bankers. re-
ceIved but mediocre support. the
Bankers coming a Total OF II errors
behind them Lee allowed but three
safe hits.
The score.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

L., Sept L-After Chicago
ittsburE IN the morning. thu
afternoon contest Monday.
the first game because Of
bit Cooper At viii. added to
Z the field The locals bat
q Carter hard and Jaeger
neffective-
ne r. r. z.
----.-- 10i 20 o0t-5 II /
$500. OIL 900 900 8 .
hicago. Martin and Oar
r. Cooper, Wisner and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

Boston Mass. Sept. Boston and New
York divided a double hender, the home
team winning the first Monday Filinrina
allowed only two hits In the first game.
which vas won IN the sixth when Ford
opened with a triple and scored On a VIA
pitch By Barnes. Nshf bad the upper hand
In the second game. iniy one Boston play
e. reaching third base.
First game PHE
New York -. COO 900 00o-o 2
Boston --..------.-. COO O01 o0-s1
Batteries; New York. Barnes and Smith:
Boston. Fliliugim and Gowdy.
Second game. RHE
View York 60. III 900 6lt-B
Boston .-..--.---..- 900 600 0oo-0
Batteries; New York. Nehf and Snyder;
Boston, Oeschger and O'eyenL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07
LoeSche Victor
In Peak Climbing

Colorado Springs. Colo. Sept e.
Making the last stages Of the race
through snow and hail Otto Loesche
and Al N. Cline won first and second
places respectively in the hill climb
ing race to Pixies peak summit Mon
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07
COAST LEAGUE.
49,.


Minneapolis. 5-4s St. Paul, So
Columbus. e-S; Louisville. SIS.
Indianapolis So Toledo. IA. Second
game called at end OF 18th. darkness
Kansas city. IS. Mnwaukse. rs. Sec
ond game 4. innings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07
YANKS WALLOP
PHILLY TWICE;
INDIANS WIN
Race for the American League
Flag Tightens as League
Leaders Win Games.

New York. Sept New YORK rcu both
games from Philadelphia Monday. In The
morning pitcher Keefs struckout Ruth
three times The Mack men got only thrss
hits of shaWlrsy IN the afternoon.
Morning game R. h z
Philadelphia $3.50. 600 coo coll 3
New York ........ 100 500 00s- ]
Batteries: Philadelphia, Eeefe and Per
klrs; New York, Thormahlen and RueL
Game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

Noble. al; Atlanta. 10.
Memphis. 2-0s Chattanooga $40
New Orleans, SIS Birmingham. OIL
Nashville. 60: Little Rock. 1o-1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

hllgllE OF Lolll11la -.----- wv -al -
stolen bases Comstocl. 2 Sacrifice hit.
Dzrr- Two base hit- .. Hunter Three base
HIT Wlngate. Double plays. COMBS to
1fcGavins Carberry 70 Hunter 70 ComEtccl--
T. Base On balls or Faunnon6a- 1: off
Coomhs. g Left On bases. Fort Bliss. s.;
Knights OF Columbus. 9. Wild pitch. Ham
monds- Tine OF game. 1s1o- Umpiras, Kane
and RawlE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

New york - 900 i0l 2ss-5 0
Two base hits. Ruth. Peckinpaugh- Three
base hit, Pratt. Stolen base. Griffin Sac
rifice hits Pratt. MsuseI. Ruth Double
plays Harris to Griffin: Peckinpaugh TO
Pratt 20 Pipp: Ward 70 Pratt 70 Pip.
Base on balls. shawkey. 3 Earris. 2
Struckout, shaEkey. = HarriA /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

Omaha. 1915 Sioux City. Ia
s. Joseph. IL: Des Molness 81.
Tulsa. z. Wichita, s.
Oklahoma City. as Joplin, 50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07
Johnston Loses
Tennis Title

Forest Hnls, n. Y. Sept. william
T. Tilden II. won the national all
Corners singles championship title
Monday. In a five set battle. IN
which he employed his cannon ball
service to advantage. the tall Pennsyl-
vanian conquered william Il. Johnson.
the Californian, who has twice held
the title and stood as the playing
through champion OF the tournament
The score was 81, 1-6, is. ST.. 60.
Tlden had 20 display the strongest
s.il -. -. :. -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07
Smith IN ninth.
Gemons IN ninth


hits. Groh %. Home run,
base, Duncan Sacrifice. La
avs, Crane TO DauberL Base
2; Schupp. 2. HIS By pitch
/ Struckout, by Fisher, 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

Where They Plsy wednesday
san Francisco Ct salt Laka
Vernon a. Sacramento
Seattle AZ Oakland.
Portland a. Los Angeles
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

I0UWE LOSES BULI,
Providence, p / Sept Young
Montreal. OF this city, won a decision
over Pal Moore at Woonsocket Non
day IN p rounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

sBatted FOR Wambsssnss IN ninth
Score b. innings.
ST. Louis .......-. 500 o01 COS 10 o
Cleveland -.--.----. III Go COS IS 2
Two base hits. Sisler. Tobin. Jamiescn
"a, Elmer Smith 90. Johnston, OMEN.
Three base hit. Graney- Stolen base. Sis
Ter. Sacrifice hits. Gedeon, Wambs9auss
I'd Double play. Gerber to Gedeon to Sis
lers Elmer Smith (unassistedl Wamhs-
Eanss 70 Evans Base on balls. DAVIS. 1.
Norton. l.: Baghy. 2. Innings pitched, Nor
ton. z-5; Clark. Z 10: Bagby, "a HIt
By pitcher. By Davis (Clari). Struckout.
BY Davis, 2; By Morton. / Passed ball
SEVERED, O'NeilL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

Chicago 49,. 90 600 Ooo-1 8
Pittshurg --.-.-... oos 122 2zs-17 IS 0
Two base hits. Robertson. Frlbsrr
O'E'arreli. Nicholson Three base hits. CUT
shaw, 2 Nicholson. Whitted. Grimm stolen
aases. Bis5ee, Schmidt 2 Grimm. sscri-
ice hits, Cutshaw, Grimm. Base On balls
Bailey I: Carter. 2; Jaeger. g. Innings
pitched, Bailey. 3; Carter. g; Jaeger. 3
5it BY pitcher By Carter fschmidt).
str1ekout. by BAILEY. 2: by EamIlton. 3
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07
BASEBALL


AZ San Antonio. RHE
san Antonio --.--... o1o coo ooo-1 J /
Document .....-.... o01 1o1 0o0-S Il
Batteries: San Antonio. r Johnson and
z johnson; Beaumont. james and Kelly
Second CANA r H 2.
San Antonio .-..-.--.- 900 o1f - ]
Beaumont .s-.-..--... 600 600 IL =
Batteries: san Antonio, Fischer and Glib
son: Beaumont. Daley and BreauE
At Houston. r. H z.
Houston -. 0o3 aof o0e-5 2
Galveston -. 900 eco Oo2-1 4
Batteries; Houston Eeck and AshTurths
Galveston. Eroh and o Brien-
Second game. p H 2.
Houston ------s--s-..- ITO 90 -
Galveston ............. $50 900 o-5
Batteriess Houston. Glr1n and Rus
Galveston. Cernislia and O'Brien-
Shreveport Al Fort Worth. rain
wichita At Dallas. rain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

Tenement, extra good buy.
Lee Newman, PHI 1905.
SOS S. FL Paso St.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. T-Phnadeiphia
repeated It's morning victory over Brook
lyn IN steady drizzls Monday afternoon.
Brool<lyn could not hold It's three run LEAD.
Huhbel held Brooklyn safe uutn the ninth
inning when Rizey relieved him With two
runners on bases and easily disposed OF
Eonetchy and Kflduff
Morning game. RH.E
Brooklyn -.....-.. ofo 900 0z1-a
Philadelphia 1900. 100 200 00s-s
Batteries; Brooklyn. Pfeffer. famaux
and Miller. Eruerer. Phladslphia, Causey
Hubheii and Tr~S-esser.
Afternoon game RHE
Brooklyn -. 500 900 011-s Is
Philadelphia --.....- 90 10 o0s-5 II
Batteries; Brooklyn. Grimes Wsuaur
smith and Miller; Philadelphia, Belts
Hubbeli. Rlxsy and TraFresssr.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

Washington. D. C.. Sept T.-WashinEtoa
won both games OF the double header from
Boston Monday. Zachary held the visitors
70 i've scattered hits IN the opener. while
Jones was hit hard IN two innings. IN the
closing contest Bieuiller. although IN
steady. vas more effective than Hoyt-
First game RHE
Boston -. 900 oeo o0e-0 3
washington $4,000. 0.F 900 00s-s 1
Batteries. Boston. Jones and Walters:
WsshlnEton, Zachary and Charity.
Second Fame-
Boston -.-..-....... 100 Ole oos-i
washington 1890. oof 01o oIs-5 Il /
Batteries: Boston. Hoyt and schanr:
Washington, Biemiiisr and Picinich. Char
rity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07
CHAS. RENTROP
TO MEET SAM
Chaplain HERE

Charles Rentrop. middleweirht and
light heavyweight champion or
Europe ana an old time favorite OF
Fl Paso wrestling fans is to meet
sam Clapham. the British Champion.
here on September H. Matchra ISer
Johnny Mcintosh. OF the FL Paso as
ISOLATION, has completed all arrange
ments for the event. which wiz bring
together two Of the foremost men
OF their weight IN the world.
Has Won Many Bouts.
Rentrop's sensational victories over
Bobby Byland and Chris Jordan here.
the last bout being at catchweIehts
have made many friends, and there
is little doubt but that the husky
Wriggler VIII be greeted BY many
friends when he returns. Like Clap
ham he holds a verdict over Bull"
Montana, but on the other hand Rem
trop has not been thrown by the
movie idol who won one fan over
Chaplain at Liberty hall
Rentrop ana Chaplain viii scale
about the same. Il IS believed. as the
Alsatian star has taken on some
weight since his last appearance in
FL Paso. He will be accompanied to
FL Paso by his wife and baby boy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-07

Totals -......--.....57 IS y Is :
sBatted Tor WanhsEanss IN ninth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
MORGAN OFFERS LONDON
HOME FOR U.S.. EMBASSY
Eleven Months Has Passed and
No Action on Proffercd Gift
to Nation.

Washington. Nav 2G-J. Plerpont
Morgan Of New York has offered ~ give
his London house to the government of
this country for use by its ambassador
rs q residence Acceptance will rest en-
tirely with Congress
The offer Of his London house was
made by Mr. Morgan in letter ono
year ago II was sent to the State
Department Apparently Il was not even
called % the Presidents $ attention. and
the matter was moi placed before Con-
grcss
After waiting eleven months and re-
ccIylnG no reply t0 his proposition, Mr.
Morgan wrote 4 second letter calling at-
tentlnn to his former communication and
seeking a definite response Secretary
Colby al once sent the letter to the
President, and Il was transmitted 10 Con-
grcss this afternoon The President mcre-
lv related the facts and made no rccotn-
mendatlon as to whether he gift should
TIC accented of rejected
The action of Congress on Mr. Nor
gans offer entirely prohlcmatical The
chances are that il will be refused because
Of the nvariahle precedent hat auv
persons receiving the thanEs Of Congress
is entitled for life to The privileges 81 the
Senate floor II would he rather crude 80
accept the glft without thanking Mr.
Morgan for il
Representative Browne Mis- Re-
publican member of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee. said he could soe no
objection ~ acceptance of the Morgan
home a. An embassy, provided there are
no 81 rings tied ta il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26

pnbleans and we were the first RepublI-
cans IN the Inionf had one great ad-
vantage IN this work | saw an intimate
friend OF Horace Grreldy's and he would
always listen to me on polticalmatters
lie did not always assent 10 my prop
ositions, but in the end he did to most
OF them, and he did 10 this one .after a
good deat of nagging. It was not one
letter that ! wrote TO him, but many,
before he displayed the Republican flag
IN tho IrIbune's columns"
Mr.. Harvey, in his article quoted IN
MIR. Curtis book, concludes:
1T is not claimed here that Bovay is
the creator OF the Republican party The
spirit was active in 1854, in every village
and city in the free states, which would
have created that party even If Bovay,
and Greeley had never been born. Bovay,
however, was the first person who set out
IN resolutc, persistent and practical
way TO form the party; he was the first 10
suggest the name, and Greeley, through
his paper which had the largest circnla-
ton and influence Of any journal in the
country ut that time. gave his valuable
aid IN making the party project and name
known TO the country
The first national Republican conven-
tlon was held in Philadelphia two years
later
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
RHEUMATISM

Munyon's rheumatism Remedy re-
fieves sharp, shooting painsin the arms,
legs, side, back or breast, or soreness
in any part Of the body almost immed-
lately. For lameness, stiff and swell
ing joints, stiff back and al pains in the
hips and loins, il gives relief 50 quickly
that it astonishes all who try it.
Munyon' 3 Rheun atisn Remedy is es-
pecially recommended for chronic rheu-
matisrn, sciatica and lumbago. Itseldom
fails to give relief after a few doses
and often cures before one bottle has
been used.
It contains no salicylic acid, TO NOR
phine, no cocaine, no dope or harmful
drugs.
For sale at all druggists. 30 cents
For constipation, use Munyon's Paw
Paw Laxative Pills. 30c.
Free diet and care charts sent upon
application TO Munyon' g II. H Remedy
Company, 54th and Columbia Avenue,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
TELL STAND ON TREATY,
PRESIDENT IS ADVISED
Democrats Expect Him to Modify
Stand Attributed to Him by
Republicans.

Washington, May 26.-President Will
son istcxpected in his forthcoming mes
sage To the Senate on the Knox peace
resolution and the peace treaty to depart
radically from the position the Replblt-
cans have assumed for hIfn-that Of dc
mandng the ratification Of tho treaty
without the dotting Of an II or the
crossing of st
As o matter Of fact, he has not de-
manded any such thing since the FIRST
submission Of the treaty. His most ex-
plcit utterauce, that Of the Jackson
DAY dinner, was not as 'uncompromlslng
as that, and il was assumed that when
Senator Hitchcock during the closing days
Of the last treaty debate offered tho
Taft reservation 10 article X :, he had reason
to believe that had the Republicans ac-
cepted this the President would have
concurrcd
~ is known that for month those near
TO the President and high in Democratic
councils have been urging him 70 come
out with u definite declaration of how
far he would 90 "a secure a settlement Of
the treaty controversy. The thought
was uppermost in the minds Of the Presi-
dent advisers that by so doing he would
clarity the situation 50 that the people
WUliIi perceive lUe tESltE EtbhIfy IIhHlt
between the opponents of the treaty and
the League Of Nations and the advocates
of covenant possible of acceptance.
Naturally the President declaration,
If IT followed this advise would he re-
nected IN the platform Of the convention
al San Francisco but the argument was
made that It was not n question Of party
cxpedicncv, but rather purpose Of pre-
scntiug 10 the senate a definite question
on which all those who favored some form
Of treaty and league could unite.
vote on such an issue would show
greater Democratic solidarity than was
possible where the question was on the
acceptance Of the Lodge reservations Or
no treaty at all
So far rs can TIC ascertHlned the Prcsl-
dent made no promises hlit agreed 70 give
the matter close consideration. lie has
been at work on his treaty message. crn-
bracIng, II i assumed his veto Of the Knox
resolution, for several days This mes
sage he has revealed 70 nobody. Hc
has been writing it IN shorthand and IL
IS understood that II has not been tran
scrihed
II il possible that he discussed il Al the
Cabinet meeting yesterday. No member
of the Cabinet woubl dlvuige word Of
what vas said at the session, which is IN
itself evidence that matters Of more than
sligl importance were considered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26
REPUBLIC DODGE
LIQUOR IN MARYLAND
State Convention Leaves Matter
to Delegates Rather ThanrTake
a Stand on Issue.

Baltimore. Md, AIay Is The liquor
quest ION gave the MARYLAND Republicans
nearly is much rouble in their State con-
yCntlOn here yesterday rs 4 did the De
mocrats III ;hcr convention last Thursday.
The wet Republicans, however, did
not carry their fight to the floor of the
convention, but settled it ~ the Commit
tee on Resolutions
Representative sydney Mudd Of tn"
Fifth District and Il candidate for re-
election on wet platform offered
in committee Il substitute for the plank
favored hv the leaders which passed
The question up 10 the candidates for
United States Senator and Representa-
tivcs. permitting them TO exercise their
individual Judgment
Mr. Nudd proposed that the Nolstcad
net should be amended to permit the
masking and Use of homemade wines
and cider and the manufacture and sale
of beer III original packages for home
consumption only
Mr. Mudd : resolution WAS tabled hy
a vote OF l6 10 IT, the negatives coming
mostly from Baltimore City
The plank adopted by the convention
follows.
ThQt with respect q the Nolstcad en-
tOECCTGnt 3Gt. WC rCC0gniIc tnc lulnuf-
lance III the whole question and Is deep
interest To the people of Maryland We,
therefore refer he voters 70 the announce
mcnt- made. or Is be made upon his issue
bv our candidates for the United States
Senate. ans for the House Of Representa-
tive~ ~ the several Congressional dis
trjcf~ ~ihe state
The delegation to the National Con-
vention was instructed to vote ior Major
Cen Wood as a unit There were thirteen
Johnson delegates IN the State Conyen-
ton
While General Wood has the States
endorsement many Of the delegates
seemed to hInk that the chances favored
Governor LoVdcn
Chairman TAFT of the State Commit
lee III calling She convention to order
referred to General Wood ~ The poIit-
icaI blood brother of Colonel Roosevelt
Eight delegates al large we're chosen
with General Fel,x Agnus Publisher of
the Baltimore American. as Chairman
The delegates are Gaien l. TAFT, u
Baden loandcS. ! " Y Woodcock
Manor William T Brocnng of Baill-
more City, Blanchard Randall john Y
GaTGp't anI Harry " Eiea
Qvfng.on Weller State Leader. Mss
endorsed aS thc candidate ,or tnted
State Senator.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-26

New York-WheH M
tie beautiful actress w40 "a. s.e.ts4
for the leading role iR tttt al4 nm 9tu
Mem 1uFE production AphrO1tte was
questioned as 20 thE secret of ber phe
nomgnaI success she unles. tatiugiy said
nv Diexiou When asaei further
details she explained Every one Of my
friends always rayed about the texture
and colorIng Of my skin. and ] haye M
doubt bat tiIat my first enza seineat was
made possible through the reputation !
had acquired for a beautiful com pigxi0n.
Manazcrs are like ordinary mortals. they
admire beautiful sain as inuca as any
one and in selecting theiF casts they
naturally prefer those wh0s3 compaxions
are attractive / thin6 the best asset any
girl or woman can have is beautiful
skin and complexion 10 is easy to have
this If one viii spend only a little time IN
taxing care Of tho skin. a girl may have
Irregular features. but if she possesses a
bGautiful complexion she wilt attract at
tenti0u anywhere / am always glad To
tell any giri or woman Just hOW she may
possess q skin ike mine. Here is the
recipe Nisht and morning cleanse the
skin first with warm water then apply
good cold cream fi4iska cold cream
have found TO be the bestl after massaz-
ing IL into tie skin take of the suportiu-
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apply Der~iilo, a simple toilet preparation
which can be purchased at the toilet
counter OF any up-to date drug or depart
ment store The first aDpica tion OF this
pc8f rt4f DefWiiG NiH astoLisiI you II
Imparts instant beauty 10 the skin and.