El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-17
Beauty Chats
Questions About ReducIiOn.

CUSIE E.-A girl is. five feet six
y and half inches tall in her stock
ing feet should weigh 12S pounds.
according to insurance tables She
can. however. weigh five or ten
pounds less and still be in very good
health. As you weigh 40. you should
20 on a reduction diet for a few
weeks
D. z. M--If the diet you sent me
in your letter is at all representative
Of what you eat every day, my advice
10 you would be 10 introduce more
variety in your food. At present you
are living on practically nothing but
meat. potatoes. bread and coffee. In
the first place, you should not drink
coffee except at breakfast. and in the
second place. the amount OF starch
either make you very fat or viii ruin
your OmpleZion.
Your present brea Sfast is all right.
Your luncheon should consist OF a
soup and salad. with tea or water
70 drink Meat and potatoes are all
right for your third meal but even
then you should eat one fresh vege-
table or some fruit.
Discouraged giri-I do not think
that salt baths viii help you 10 re-
duce. although they are very health /
H. C-In answer TO your request {
that I print a list Of foods that fat /
people may eat, 7 am very glad to /
give you the following incomplete, 1
since America can never conceirablyf
form part Of an anti British coalition. /
They believe with Winston Church
III that army estimates four or five
times the prewar figures are not ex-
cess-re- because OF the disturbed .
east, the new commitments made in I
former enemy territory and the pos
sibtity that prompt Intervention may I
be necessary on the continent in the
future.
eIittIe England Policy.
That briefly is the Georgian or
Imperialist policy. The word i'm
perialist is not used ia a derogatory
sense but to mark off the Georgian I
policy from the Little England
views pct forward by the Asduithian
Liberals, and carried to much further
lenEths by labor
The world cataclvsm has not pre-
vented Asquith and his group from
returning TO their program OF 1914
against a large army and navy and
against undertaking vast response
1lities throughout the world where
ever these can be avoided.
II the Liberals win the next cleo
lion they viii strive TO cut down the
army and navy estimates. and intro
luce rigorous economy everywhere {
They viii probably favor yielding 10
he Arabs and the Turks and the
russian soviets. and perhaps even to
he Persians, lands which have been
a ken from them. and where British
Oldiers are required to guard the
rade routes and British oil and
mineral concessions
Labor Party Program
But il Asquith and his party can be
allied Little Englanders" and anti
mperialist, the labor party goes far
urther along the same road Its
Iolicy Is universal disarmament, al
nough no one who knows England
an suppose that the Laborities
would mean 70 carry this so far as
o endanger the predomiuance Of the
british navy. But labor is disgusted
Nth the military adventures in the
'zltic, in the White and Black seas,
no above all. in the Near East
nd ccincidentaly with the attempt
Labor government would make 70
atlsfT Ireland with virtual indie
endence. would 90 withdrawal OF
be legiousn throughout the world q"
The boundaries won by Britain in Z
be recent war would be contracted
s Hadrian withdrew the Roman
Z his predecessors for the sake Of
reater unity and less expense and :
-ouble and no more profitless fight
g with distant barbsrians-
To suzn 1t Up.
To sum up, z victorious Georgian
arty VIII continue the present Brit
n world policy OF holding every 1
iing England has and taking when
nd where convenient as much more
g can be couceivabiy OF economic or
.rategic importance.
An Asquith government viii cut
: IS
luch Of the recent conduesfs and
robably also try to disassociate it,
sf as in the past from continental
lliances and riValries-
The Labor party VIII do all this
nd more; try 70 give Ireland its in
ependeuce and probably seek 10
-tthdraW from India and Egypt
At this stage only very brief n
eneral references can be made TO J