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person is apt to be impulsive and as
quickly regret it, He is quick to get
and quick to forget.
Do not, however, judge too hastily.
We will imagine that we have two
individuals standing before us-Mr.
A. and Mr.. b. Both with equally
short chins. Back OF the very short
chin of Mr.. A. is a very cautious
brain and lack of confidence in him
self. He would be backward and
timid. Back of the chin of Mr.. B. is
a combative nature, full of self-con-
fidence He would be very impulsiye.
In my article next week | will
write upon the slow or concave type,
with some very practical suggestions,
which will be followed very soon by
so1rs solf-analysis charts for our
readers to apply to their friends and
upon themselves.
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C0urtship and Marriage

By Betty Vincent

Co. the New York Evening wC1dJ
been married for six years and
my life was most unpleasant. Ny
husband has recently left me and
want to forget all my sad eK-
periences. How can do thsl
"A. B. c."
Simply forget the past as you
would an unpleasant accident or q
terrible storm, Look for the good
and beautiful things Of life and you
will find them.
"Dear Miss Vincent: am
young man of twenty-five and
would like little advice. ! am
engaged to a girl who is twenty
one and think a lot OF her, but
there is one thing about her which
worries me. She knows man of
forty five who is an old friend Of
the family and allows him to give
her presents. What can do to
make her forget the old gent?
Jim"
Since he is an accepted friend oi
the family, ! do not think you need tC
worry about this. She probably re-
CARDS him as an uncle or older brother
and he has probably been giving hcI
presents ever since she was a tiny tot
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What to Do Until the Doctor Comes
Blu Charlotte {. Vest, NJ. ID.

Co. THE New York H,nins wmld)
taken, the attack is sometimes alb
sorbed. Change of climate is the
surest means Of effeCting so gratify-
ing result. for hay fever (and al
lied conditions) may prove so trou-
blcsome as to completely disable the
patient
The catarrhal symptoms, consisting
OF a continuous watery discharge
from the nose and eyes, with inces-
SAINT itching OF these members. often
make life a burden. In some extreme
cases these symptoms become un-
bearable and recourse must he had to
narcotics and local anaesthetics. The
continual discharge by depicting the
system causes profound prostration.
The underlying cause is frequently
overlooked completely as, for in
stance, when due to hyperacidity Of
the gastric juice. In such a case
treatment with alkalines would either
abort or cut short an attack
should certain foods be responsible.
cutting these out of the diet abso-
lutely might prevent the condition.
Persons who are susceptible to
pollen are now being given treatment
with the particular pollen giving rise
to the trouble. We arrive at the Of
Tending pollen by placing a drop OF a
watcry solution upon a scratch on the
skin, In five to ten minutes there
is a. red elevation and itching II VIC
have hit upon the right pollen The
sufferer Is then given hypodermiC C
injections of this solution and a quick
cure effected.
The application OF adrenalin solu-
tiOn to the nasal walls sometimes
proves effective in acute attacks.
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Copyriskt. 1871. by the Pres Publish
ttHEAR MISS VINCENT:
Is it fair for a boy to
take a girl from ono of
hi, good pals? We all attend
the same church and recently
tho young lady Of whom ! speak
and who has been my girl for
overa year was i'll. ! called upon
this young woman and she seemed
glad. to see me. But ! learned
that my pal had been to see her
first and made quite an imPres-
sion. have always liked my
boy pal until he beat me to it
on calling upon my girl. Do you
think he has treated me square
". FAITHFUL RICHARD"
All ig fair in love and war, Richard
Perhaps the young woman was mere
" pleased because church memhe
lalled upon her. DO not allow your
to be jealous and perhaps yo
have no cause.
Dear Miss Vincent: ! have
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The Jarr Family
by tho Pr~P Publishing
By Roy l.. McCdrdeH

20, tine New YORK ENthng NWlul
and your wife is speaking 70 you.
you're lucky"
so that's it? And then you come
in and run my place." remarked
Slavnsky. Il can run my place with
my little IzZy, VINO goes along with me
and gives me a hand, so smart that
boy is, and to make out bill! Vow.
There's a little fellow what can figure
in breakagc and everything.
"And if a customer kicks at the di-
mcnsions on the bin, | say: 'Missus,
Oor | got it to fight NIT the winning,
generality 'Missus, it's little boy
makes up my bills, and you amt
going to take that little boys heart
out OF him BY showing him his school
teacher has learned him wrong in his
lessons in sums
"'As for the glass being thirty by
twenty when it really is only eighteen
by twenty eight. II was thirty by
twenty before it was cut, and the
trimmings is no proht to me. with n
butcher like Beplcr that is another
thing again; ne sells the trimmings
for four cents a pound maybe, but
broken glass, that's nothing out
loss"
"Cut out the shop talk" Mr.,
Rangie cried.
Maybe we1l forget IT then and play
little pinochle, vOt?" suggested Mr..
Slavlnsky
''No cards for me, please" said Mr..
Jarr with "A sigh
"Yes. we've just been playing cards
at home" said MIR. Rangle,
"My sympathy you have" said MT
Slavinsky, extending his hand. MANY
a time see IT when my wife says "a
me, why don't we play two handed
p.noChlp like We used TO when before
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characteristics briefly in this article, but must warn
attempt to apply the character analysis
principles which lay down day nor in my previous
articles where | described the elements OF analysis
indicated by the color of the hair, and sn until
they have become acquainted with more knowledge.
for there are many who try to plunge into the
application They apt to become confused
and disappointed because they unable hit upon
the apply these principles in practical manner
Let us study those know well and wherein
these principles correct, realizing all times that
many OF the unsolved perpleXing problems may be
cleared up in the succeeding lessons
In the accompanying illustration show the face OF
the Quick Type. In general profile the face to
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Hay FeUer.

IAY FEWER is also called asth-
II ma, rose cold. summer catarrh
and periodic coryZa. As IL well
known, some persons take cold peri
odically every June and do not re-
cover until. autumn, others being
stricken in the haying season and so
on.
A curious thing in connection with
these yearly visltatlons ~ their
usyChic character; for instance, 1t
has been observed that chronic suf-
rcrers from rose fever on undergoing
profound grief. either through the
death of a loved one or through seri-
GUS losses or reVcrScs in fortune,
have forgotten the time of the year
in their deeper absorption, and 80
have escaped their usual attack.
Hay fever may DE caused by thc
pollen Of grasses and certain plants,
such as ragwced, golden rod and 90
on; by cmanations from animals
especially horses and cats: by sug-
gpstiOn, as in nervous coryZa.
II has also been found that extreme
acidity Of the gastric juice causes
the inner membrane Of the nose to
swell and to discharge II watcry solu e.
ton. Certain foods. especially eggs.
give rise to respiratory difficulty Of
an asthmatic nature.
An attack may come on very sud
denly, or there may be preliminary
symptoms OF lassitude and nervous
unrest TO warn the sufferer. II these
are needed and Immediate steps
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wv Nsr: sss. TS' ,S see it yga %'ts' ;~o isfs 's,
lers!" said Mr.. Slavinsky
heartily, as Mr.. Jarr and Mr.. Rangle
entered his glass putin store.
whats the matter? Amt you got
no humes?"
'TIook here, Slavinslly," remarked
Mr.. Jarr carclessly.. 'rf | have told
you once never to insult me cordially |
have said it "A dozen times"
ME" inquired the surprised Sla-
whisky. "Could ! do more to make
them feel at home in my place than
TO hurry up and insult people? What
is 1t should do? Get a weskit made
out OF doormat on which It has
Welcome and lay down and say,
please wipe your feet on mel
Il don't know what is the matter,
anyhow" said Mr.. Rangle glumly,
"'rut | do not think you insult people
in a real friendly way just as Ed
Jarr says. 50 If YOU are out Of debt
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The gals trill about equal rights.
We let 'em vote and now they want
TO sit down in the subway. Every
morning n guy gives his subway seat
same thing again. Only one place a
guy can sit without giving up his
seat to frail. That's in the bath
tub. But that only happens once
week.
No one ever hollers for mems
rights because there aren't any.
Danes used to go through hus-
bands pockets and frisk all his sill
yer change. When they go through
his pockets now they don't even leave
his cigarettes. Old fashioned wife
never touched hubby's pants except
when they needed patches. Times
have shuffled lot since then. Love,
honor and obey to-day doesn't include
a patchwork clause. Only thing a
wren patches in her hubs pants to.
day are the letters she finds in 'em
all torn up.
Tame wives are rare You've heard
OF the tired business man. Well, it's
his wife that makes him tired. She
can ring up the Office eight times a
day and never get the wrong num-
Der. They take your name when they
marry you so they can start some
new charge accounts. Spend all your
dough on lingerie and furs and then
kick that you don't dress like Wallie
Reid.
Woman's idea OF good husband
is a guy that hates to read itemizcd
bills Before marriage she purrs
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letters have been
pouring in from
readers who ask
special help in in
dividual pro b =
lens. For that
reason, instead OF
a diet talk to- day
| have devoted
the space at my
disposal to an
swering as many
of these letters as
l possibly can.
Not all OF my
r q orr eSnOndentS
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about a cottage by the sea. After the
wedding bells ring off, it develops
that cottage by the sea is for the
summer season only. Got to have a
fiat for the rest Of the year, close to
the delicatessen district
when Paris tells EN- to wear LITTLE
or less, married trails all follow the
dictates. Then knock their husbands
for buying them so few clothes.
Dame won't even give husband credit
for that little. When Paris states
yokes all have to be deep, wife brags
she furnishes the low neck. All
hubby buys is the frock. that goes
round it,
Powder sex doesn't realize you can
drive man. but you can't ride him.
That's why married men are fond OF
train riding. especially to points
West on oneway tickets. Statistics
show that out OF 10000 that have
disappeared only two guys didn't
leave wives behind 'em. Charley
Ross and Grover Bergdoll exceptions
TO the rule. But Grover left because
he didn't want to fight. which, after
all, Is married mans excuse.
All women are alike when mar
ried. Give 'em an inch and they
want yard and a half And then
they give you back the inch to use
as a sample Buy your wife a soda
and she wants straw to go with IL.
Buy her a suit and she wants a straw
hat to go with that. .Frail sex is not
only highly improbable. It's impos-
sible. And mans rights? Try and
get 'em!
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How to Reduce Your Weight
Doris Doscher's Answers to Readers Questions

normal weight by the safest and
sanest method.
y ] am a housewife and am 80
years of age and anxious to re-
duee my weight. ! have given up
sweets and starchy foods, but
drink great deal of coffee.
tried giving it up, but felt faint
without it. ! cannot take outdoor
exercise as you suggested, be-
cause, besides other household
cares, look after an invalid.
DO not let the effect OF your house.
work interfere with your figure i'm
provement, because housework. il
done correctly. is u splendid exercise
10 make you graceful and to reduce
your overweight.
You felt the need of coffee because
you have possibly deprived Yourself
OF the kind of foods essential to your
wellbeing. Follow this column for
a sane Diet that VIII reduce you with
out imD2ir!ng your health. Try deep
breathing exercise as a stimuant and
allow yourself only one cup of coffee
in the morning.
Eat green vegetables and fruits OF
laxative nature. You will find your
entire condition improved.
] am a high school girl Of sew
enteen years of age and weiah
M pounds. and am 5 feet 4ls
inches in height, and lately my
legs and ankles have become
very stout in proportion to the
rest Of my figures. Is there any
thing ! can do to reduce them2
D.. X.
and massaging night and morning
by clasping the ankle firmly with
your hand and slowly twist the leg
as the hand goes up the leg, will
help to reduce your legs and ankles
Also be careful to wear the high
shoes, tied quite snugly at the ankle
while engaged in sports and exer-
Cises
| have been greatly interested
in your wonderful column on how
to reduce. am IS years old and
weigh $50 pounds Could you tell
me what exercises and diet are
necessary 10 reduce during this
summer season. JACK M.
Your weight OF $50 pounds at your
age and height is entirely too much
1 am glad TO see that you are coins
10 start TO reduce. You will have 4
remember that it will require infinite
patience and great perseverance
You cannot grow TO be a strong, ath-
lctic figure when YOU are 30 ont o
proportion by your OyerweiCl'
can give you no better adv ,Nli
to follow the instructions IN thi!
column from day 10 day. At the enc
OF the course you "hOuid have los
the twenty or twenty-five ouni'
that you desire
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weigh about 1874 pounds and am
thirty-six years of age, about S
feet q inches in height. Eat very
little for lunch and take glass Of
buttermiIk with my meals. Is il
fattenine? What should my
weight be? What exercise would
you suggest to reduce the abdo-
men? WILLIAM J.
For your age and height you should
weigh about 1876 pounds. ] would
suggest that you do not lose your
overweight too rapidly. During this
summer season a light diet will be
beneficial and Will help you to reduce
Buttermilk has but ten calories PEI
ounce which means that it has no
more fattening effect than SKINNED
milk, and therefore | think 1t is
very good thing for you to take
with your lunch. | have advised
many men to take a deep breathing ex-
ercise and they have derived great
benefit from it, both for reducing the
abdomen and improving the figure
Along with this | would suggest that
every night and morning you take the
leg exercise described in the first les
son and also the trunk bending anC
CirCling.
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Is Your Face Convex?
This Type Produces
Quickest Thinkers
Are PerceptiUe, Practical, Quick to Act
And Haze Foresight and Initiative
But often Miss Valuable Information BY
Jumping Too Quickly to Conclusions

THIS a
The World BY William JudS0n Kbby the noted char
psychologist
Kibby teaching
Themselves He i later hp decide
you present iob
opportunities
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are women. Several men have askeC
my aid. witness the following letteI
from WILLIAM j."
am trying to follow your in
structions as to reducing, and now
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Copyright. 1921. by the Press Pubshina Co
The New York Evening World
- YER since The Evening World
r. began publishing my new series
of articles on weight reduction
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M e ms Righ is
By Neal r. O'Hara


Az average guy that gives up smoking to get his
n wife some lace curtains. Then he gives up smoking
because she's got EN-. All married average men.
it's second place.
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point somewhat convex in shape;
keen, penetrating. quick-thinklng IN
dtvidhal. In the case OF the foreheau'
this Individual cannot think slowly!
The moment an idea hits this fellow
his thoughts will run ahead and ne
will often jump to conclusion-rea-
son out what the enu win be. II an
answer is needed. he is prone to think
it ou. and be ready to give it, often
before the one doing the speaking has
completed. This type often misses
\very valuable Information, lights and
; hades Of thought connected with the
lrory. He is perccptive. He looks
ahead. Always planning for the fu-
ture. He never thinks OF things which
occurred in the past-but always or
things in the future. This type pos
sesses the forehead which deals with
practical things. He loves to see the
result OF his labor. He is not so apt
to reflect and reason upon what he
sees. Nor to test Immediately the
practicability OF his first hand obser-
yations.
THE PERcEPTIvE FOREHEAD.
This person possesses the forehead
where the perceptive faculties over
the eyes are fully developed. He is
often shrewd and can take in the SIT
uation almost at a glance. He can
remember perfectly things he sees. He
inclines to the gathering OF facts. lie
Is very observing. We have but to
recall the achievements OF such men
1as Darwin, Spencer, Admiral Dewey,
Pepew. Lincoln, Washington. Lee,
Grant, Sherman, &c, to prove the the
> ory Of our principle in this forehead
respect.
THE INITIATIVE NOSE.
The nose is Characteristic of nearly
all great leaders in the commercial
world and war generals in the past
Napoleon Bonaparte, 'Foch, Haig, Per
k-inC and Charles Schwab, Ebert
Gary, John Pierpont Morgan. the
Wright brothers, President Harding.
ex-Presidents Wilson and Taft and
Secretary of state Hughes
THE QUICK CHIN.
The quick chin is the sign OF action
and denotes that its possessor is quick
To act 1t is no virtue in this type of
individual to do things quickly. He
cannot do otherwise. 1t Is not neces-
sarily a weak chin, and it is an error
10 consider that "A short chin implies
weak disposition. There is no such
thing as a weak chin.
Some OF the fiL-eSt and most efficie -
people we have seen have been the
possessors of retreating Chins. With
fair balance of caution, the ind-
vdual possessing the retreating chin
makes a very efficient type in many
avenues OF usefulness. = is extremely
difficult for a man of this type To put
of until tomorrow what he can dc
jo-day. In this respect he often
Jumps at conclusions in his desire to
do things quickly and awakens to the
fact that he has done wrong. This
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VIII ATDo You 2
vHH1A Know ::
QUESTIONS

I. What is the second largest city in
England?
?. What American orator and
statesman gained fame as an oppo-
nent of the Stamp Act and as a rev
olut lonary leader in virginia.
3. What island lies south Of the
western end of Cuba7
4. In what South American country
is the City Of Bahia located?
5. What name is given TO tho rotat-
ing horizontal drum used for winding
and holsting7
6. In what country did Alma-Ta-
dema win his great fame as painter?
7. What State is popularity called
the panhandle Slater"
8. What was the name Of the pub
fishers of Amsterdam and Leyden
who became famous for their beautI-
ful editions Of the classics?
9. What plant Of the aster family
was thought efficacIous in driving
away fleas2
10. What hard bttuminous coal is
distinctive for the clear, bright flame
with which II burns2
ANSWERS
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ANSWE RS.

!, birmingham, ?, Patrick Henry
.. Isle Of Pines, 4, Brazil; o, wlndlass
., England; 7, west Virginia, \, I1llC
:Irs. .. 1cdhanci 10, canncl coal.
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Blu William, yudson Kibby.

by
a chin
characteristics which tho
will touch thes
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Would you please tell me Of
some reducing method for the up
per arm. A. Mel.
The arm circling and the arm re-
duction exercise illustrated in my
articles will be very beneficial to you.
Am seventeen, we'll built, with
the exception of stout limbs, and
would be very grateful to you
II you can suggest way TO thin
them little. M. 3.
| would advise you to exercise night
and morning, following the directions
given for the exercise on circling the
ankle, and the leg exercise publ shed
a few nights ago. BE sure to wear
shoes that exactly fit your foot; and
high shoes that support your ankle
worn at least part OF the day and al
ways in sports or when hiking will
keep your ankle from swelling up and
being enlarged from strained cords.
Massaging with a strong, firm stroke
night and morning, you will find very
helpful,
am eighteen years old and
weigh 166 pounds, my height is
feet inches. Would you kindly
tell me how much too hHlVy ! am
and how TO reduce2 N. A. 3.
You certainly are too heavy for your
height, you should weigh 125 pounds
and | advise you to follow out the
instructions in this column very care
fully both as 10 exercise and diet, AZ
l am sure they will bring YOU 70 q
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normal weight by the safest and
saneSt method.
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SkNVI ELL, we'll it makes sore a
w eyes to see you two fell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-04
Boils and Pimples
Are Danger Signals
They Denote with Unfailing
Certainty a Weakened
and Impure State
of The Blood
For Absolute Relief You Must
Clear Your Blood of
Waste Products

Modern life. with its rich foods
and lack OF exercise. often adver.
tises its effects by disfiguring the
skin
Acne, small absccssos and bofls are
all too common.
To correct tho basic trouble
waste products--the blood must be
purified. But don't clog your blood.
Just clean II out. Nature will do the
rest Pure. rich. rcd blood nour.
ishes the body and fights off dis
ease.
$. s. g.. the standard blood puri.
fier and system builder, In the ideal
remedy for skin eruptions The ef-
feet of s. s. s. Is 20 rid the system
or the waste products which are
causing the trouble. For over so
years s. s. s. has proven TO be of
unusual merit. Begin taking &. s. s.
today and write for Sc page illus.
trated booklet Facts About the
Blood"--free.
Personal medical advice. without
charge. may also be had by sending
a complete description OF your case.
Address Chief Medical Director,
Swift Specific Co.. TAO 8. s. 8.
Laboratory. Atlanta Ga. An drug
stores sell 8. s. s.
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Chink Manufacturer
Doesn't Want Money!

TIENTS1N. China, Nov. A.
chao Pinching bought lottery tick.
ct and won 100000. He used the
money to establish schools for boys
and girls. TO build a knitting factory
and to aid his own knitting factory
employees.
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MANY OTHER BITS
or IMPORTATION

And that's only one ~ fhe odd
bits of Information that Darwin has
picked up In the course Of his battle
for tho oysters
II" he explained. -nnd the mem.
bcrs Of my staff arc about the only
friends that the Washington oyster
has. don't say that the general
public r. hard.hearted and unsym.
paihe,io--l,'s lust that the people
don't know: that they always think
% the oyster simply ms something
70 eat. and not AS an actor In a
thrilling meiodrama.
's>o form Of animal life In an
fhc world has quite - tough =
time as the Washington oyster.
It's grraf~~t enemies arc the
heat and cold
The oyster, NJ everyone knows.
attaches Itself 10 rorne hard sub.
stance under water as coon M II
starts TO mature. and spends the
res, Of its life there-unles- II is
torn away 20 be converted into a
cocktail or n fry.
III the oyster rrts m shallow
water--as u always does In the Pu.
get sound country--it n In constant
danger OF being either frozen 90
death or burned up. Tho tide 70
codes. you sec. leaving II exposed
on the beach--and II either burns
or freezes. according 10 whether II
II winter or summer.
I'VE are now combating this con-
dition by building dykes-cight 70
fo-inch waiis--in the oyster re-
serves. which assures the oysters Of
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oyster has never mad n fznin-
ist movement

we have found that when trans
planted. tho Eastern oyster grows
more succuient In Washington wa
ter than II docs In It's native home
--bui IT WONT. reproduce on account
OF the lesser resistance OF its
spawn"