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The New York herald., 1922-09-07
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW. YORK.

NEW. YORK.
Mrs. John Clinton Gray will leave Bar
Harbor for Lenox tomorrow.
Mrs. Burnham Gray has taken the
house at 105 East Eighty-first street.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. williams. Jr., are
at their house in Mendham, y. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Carr have left
Manchester. VT, for fishing trip in
Canada before returning to New York.
Count Charles de Chambrun. acting
counselor of the French Embassy.
Washington, is at the Plaza.
DR.. and Mrs. d. Hunter McAlpin,
Miss Geraldine R. McAloin and Miss
Elaine r. McAlpin are passengers on
board the Homeric due to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Drexel Biddle.
who have been touring through the
New England States. arrived yesterday
at the Hotel Lorraine
Mrs. Townsend Phillips and the
Messrs T. G. Townsend Phillips and
Alexander Phillips. who were at South
ampton, have returned to Goshen, n. Y.
Mrs. RUFUS T.. Patterson had a lunch
con yesterday at the Ritz-Carlton.
Among her guests were Mrs. Henry
Clews and Mrs. Edward S. J. McVickar.
Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer, and
Miss Sylvia Van Rensselaer,. who had
been in Bar Harbor since June. have
returned to 157 East Thirty-seventh
street
Mrs. William b. Osgood Field and the
Misses Marjorie and May Field of
Lenox and Mr. and Mrs. /. Townsend
Burden Of Woodside. Roslyn. l.. L., are
at the Ambassador.
Miss Margaret C. Thaw. who was at
Southampton all summer with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Copley
Thaw. entertained several friends at
luncheon yesterday in the Plaza palm
court.
Mrs. j. Howard Wainwright of Rye.
n. Y, has come to the Plaza from
Plymouth. Mass. Mrs. Richard b.
Mellon of Pittsburgh is there from her
house at Watch Hill.
Il.
Sabin gave a luncheon for Mrs. John
Magee. Others who had luncheon
parties there were Mrs. Percy ii. Stew
art Mrs. Frank l.. Polk and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Deering Howe.
Mrs. Bernon S. Prentice gave a lunch
con for Mrs. William Fitz Hugh White
house yesterday at Sherrys Mr. j.
Philip Bernhard gave a dinner there
n CT fn- hi 1an
Phyllis Bernhard.
Mrs. Edwin Main Post. Jr., OF $50 Park
avenue entertained Mrs. Carroll l..
Wainwright and other friends at mnch-
con yesterday in the Italian Garden OF
the Ambassador. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
J.. Chisholm also entertained at luncheon
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Chadbourne
have returned from Southampton and
are at the st. Regis for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Il. Strawbridge
and Miss Anita Strawbridge have come
from Bryn Mawr. Pa, to that hotel.
Don and Donna Marino del duch Tor
lonia have come from Greenwich
Conn, to the Ritz-Carlton. Others
there are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howard
Gamble. Mr.. and Mrs. Melville T.. In
gals. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Davie and
Mrs. John A. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carroll l.. Wainwright
entertained at dinner at Delmonico's 8
last evening. Luncheons were given
there by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Macy willetts
for Mr.. and Mrs. George Greer. and by
Mrs. William Adams Nissan for Mr.
and Mrs Sewell r. Tying.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Williams. Jr., are
at their house in Mendham, y. j.
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Count Charles de Chambrun. acting
counselor of the French Embassy.
Washington, is at the Plaza.
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The Brazilian Ambassador. Mr.. Aug
usto Cochrane de Alencar. will be az
home this afternoon from 5 to o'clock
at the Embassy In honor of the centen-
NAL Of tho Independence OF Brazil The
reception will also mark the opening Of
the Centennial Exhibition at Rio de
Janeiro.
Senior Pedro NJ. Arcaya, former Min
lister Of state of Venezuela. Is to be
Minister 10 the United States. succeed
ing Minister Dominica. Senior Aracaya
Is said to be In New York and IL ex-
pected in Washington in a few days to
assume his post. Senior Dominica re-
signed two months ago.
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d | E D

Ker. william "
Langfield. Charles
Meyer. Harriet
NolyncauN Wilbur T.
Munson. Harry
Norris. Lula r. 81
O'Donoghue. Mary
Pudney Janet X
Quin, Edwin
Sheaiy. Terence y
Spitzka Edward A.
Stewart, william II.
Thornton. Henry NJ.
wilcox, Julia 4.
Williams. John y,
Woodruff. Augustus
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flray. Emma L.
Bryson, Thomas II.
Carnochan. Elacnor T.
Cowics. Alice NJ
Durham. Carroll
Eldridge. Frank IL.
Eve, Warren ~.
Ferguson. william y.
Folkman. Michael l..
Frieze Mrs. q. III.
Grant. william ~
Iollingshead. John =.
Hurlhurt, Percy u.
Johnston. Thomas n
Judson, Edith NJ.
Kane, Eliza.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Carroll l.. Wainwright
entertained at dinner at Delmonico's
last evening. Luncheons we're given
there by Mr.. and Mrs. j. Macy Willetts
for Mr. and Mrs George Greer. and by
Mrs. William Adams Kissam for Mr..
and Mrs. Sewell r. Tying.
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UNDERTAKERS.

Al advertisement W the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering yoRr lost property,
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Don and Donna Marino del duchi Tor
lonia have come from Greenwich,
Conn. to the Ritz-Carlton. Others
there are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howard
Gamble. Mr.. and Mrs. Melville f. In
gals. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Davie and
Mrs. John A. Logan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Chadbourne
have returned from Southampton and
are at the st. Regis for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert f. Strawbridge
and Miss Anita Strawbridge have come
from Bryn Mawr. Pa, to that hotel
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Wearing Apparel.
Dogs. Cats. sc.

I IOST-Airedale puppy. brown and blacks
abou, 8 months old, answers name Bar
ncy." III neighborhood 23ist ST. and spuyten
Duyvil Parkway: suitable reward. r.. G.
23ist s.. and spuyien Duyvil
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Help-MaIe or Female

Help-Male or FemaIe 81
TYPISTS-Earn SO 500 weekly. spare
time copying authors manuscripts
Write r. 7. Carnes Authors Agent
Dept B, Tallspoosa. Ga. for partic-
ulsrs.
CASHIERS. Mattresses. girls for candy
counters. walters and clerks wanted
Must be experienced. "Palace OF
Sweets" and Palace cafe. corner Mich
igan and Colfax.
NAEE so weekly mailing circulars
Complete Instructions. 20 cents. Narga
supply Co, COS J.. 10th ST.. New York.
n y.
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linden TO CLAssIFICATIONs.
ANNOUNCEMENIS
i-Deaths
e-In Memorials
8-Card or Thanks.
4-Fuueral Directors.
b-Fuueral Flowers.
6-Cemetery Lots. AOnumen.s-
Lodge Notices
s-Coming Events.
g-PersOuals
10-LOst and Found.
AUTOMOBILES
1I-Aut0moblles for sale.
Motorcycles and Bicycles
13-AutOmoblles for Exchange
1f-Auto Accessories.
15-ServIce Stations Repairing.
1G-Autp Livery Cara yes.
Nv ted-AufOmohiles.
BUSINESS SERVICE
1S-Business Service offered
10-Building-Co
20-Heating and Plumbing.
21-lusurauce
millinery Dressmaking
23-MOvlng. Trucking, storage.
24-Fainfing- Papering
2s-pateut Attorneys.
2G-Friuting- Stationery.
Professional Services
repairing
% RenOvatlug and Dyelng
S0-InilOriHg and Pressing.
3I-Wauted- business Service
EMPLOYMENT
S2-HeIp Wanted Fem3le.
33-Help Wanted Male.
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Musical Instruments.

CONCRETE building block machines
and molds. catalogue free. Concrete
Co. 600 s. Third ST. S. I0H's NO.
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FINANCIAL
Cuisines Opportunities

Business Opportunities 50
FOR SALE-WeU established wholesale
paper and notion business, in nearby
town. covering territory in Northern
Indiana and Southern Michigan. Ad-
dress Box J 30 News Times
FOR SATF-I0O RbI Flour MN. 10000
Bushel Elevator. StoraE e Building.
Money maker. Death OF owner makes
necessary quick sale For particulars
write =. :. Thompson. Fremont. Ohio
STORE-F0r rent, IN west end. Call
Lincoln 6O7O.
BEYERs has any kind q business you
wish 3 confectionery stores 3 gro
cerys. meat markets, 3 garages Z
restaurants. 3 hotels z roomilE houses +.
3 shoe repair. : tire repair. > barber
shops pool rooms 1 dry goods soft
drink pariOrs 1 brass aud aluminium
foundry with bldgs. and r L. siding +.
leases etc z. IS. Odd Fellows Bldg.
open Mon, We'd, Fr- evenings. " 1Co3
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AUTOLIO3!LES
Automobile Accessories

STARTING cranks Tor all makes OF ma
chimes. South Bend Motor supply Co.
~ r. Jefferson blvd
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Frederick s. W1rett. Certified
Public Accountant formerly Comp
trCl'rr o. Dodge H1-uflctu-.u- Cor
po.r..ln. announce, the opening u
offices az 111--02 J. NJ s. Erudnz.
Experienced service iu matters
perta-1lrs 20 general and cost ac-
counting auditng. income tax rec
turns and periodical accounting for
corporations. Partnership. or iudi-
v!duals. Adv.-o4o-gJ1
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FOR SALE

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET.
SOUTH SIDE DOING $4,000 BUSI-
NESS ANNUALLY. TWO STORY
BUILDING. TWO FLATS SEC
OND FLOOR. WILL SELL BUILD
ING. PRICE $1,000. AND INVOICE
STOCK. DON'T FAIL To LOOK
THIS OVER IF INTERESTED N
A REAL BUSINESS OPPORTTN-
ITY. CALL MAIN 1lSS
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SECOND SPOUSE
TRIES TO FREE
ARMY CAPTAIN
Wife No. , Says She viii
Stick to Capt. Pike, No
Matter What Happens.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1G-Wife No. 2
today fought for the release of Capt
Cherries IT. pike. L. $. medical corp.
who was held i'm an Indiana Jail on
charges Of b.gamy sworn to by a
woman claiming 10 be wife No. l.
While Mrs. Francis Hele Pike,
daughter on q Chicago attorney, de-
cIared She would stick to Pike emo
natter what papa does Mrs. Mar
gerry Pike alleged first wife consult
ed with attorneys preliminary to
the arraignment OF the captain
Pike was spirited away Wednes-
day from wife so and rushed TO
Grown Point where he was held
under $4,000 bond on the biEamy
charge
He asserted today that he met
Margery Beddoes while a student
n Svathmore college. lie said they
attempted 90 find happiness togeth-
or. bat failing signed an agreement
20 part and not interfere with each
other
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KoPPIK KETTLE kLUB CIGARS.

Guaranteed all imported filler
with slmatry wrapper. All dealers
Advt -292-tf
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NEW AND USED MOTOR TRUCKS-Sev
us before you buy. Cash or terms
Hasedon & Webster. 216-2o2 E. JET
fersOn. Main 1881.
Buy 4 USED CAR
THAT IS REBUILT
1870 Buick coupe
1917 Buick touring car
1920 Dodge touring car.
1919 Chevrolet model L. p.
1920 Nash coupe
1922 Nash touring car
1922 Nash touring car.
1920 Nash Z passenger.
1921 Nash touring car.
1921 StIdehaker Special Six
1919 StJdehakcr Special Six.
1919 Lexington sedan.
Mercer.
And n number 81 others 70 select
SOUTH BEND NASH MOTOR CO
1Oo-10 Lincoln WAY East
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Buy her a Jordan for Christmas.
Advt -e11-c5S.
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Farm And DaIry Products

IF YOU sre dissatisfied with y0ur hak-
ing. then try "Fanch0W' Flour Ev-
cry sack guaranteed Worlds hest
-four. 2fls lbs. Sly. 80 lbs. s. ~ e.
1O1 lbs $40. 11OG W. Thomas ST.
Main 500
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fuel and iced. Sc
Block. Coke Ohio
Block West Va. Spliur Phone Linz
coin J1GT T. A. Neu Coal Co. 353
Hydraulic Ave.
COAI-w Va egg Size. no slack PhOns
I.-50gT. 7 A New Coal 90.
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Rug Cleaning. Z. b. Cleaning
adv. 345-351.
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3f-Help Wanted Male or Female
35- Statesmen and Agents.
5G-S Situations Wauted-Femals.
2s-SItuatoas Wanted Male.
FINANCIAL
cuisines Opportunities
80 Investments. Stocks. Bonds
t0-M0nar to Loan
-Wanted-T0 Borrow
INSTRUCTION.
az Cores pondence Courses
t3-Local Instruction Classes
Musical Dancing. Dramatic.
4j-Frivafe obstruction.
-Wanted-InstTuctio
LIVESTOCK
f7-DoEz. Cats. Pets
fs-Horses Cattle. Vehicles.
f0-PouItrv and supplies
D-Wanted Livestock.
MERCHANDISE
sl-Arfirlcs for Sale.
So Rgsiness Equipment.
E-R1afs and Accessories.
4-EuldinE Materials
f5-Farm aud Dairy Products
tf-Fupl and Feed.
5I-Gu0d Things 20 Eat.
iS-H Home made Things.
59-H Household Goods.
Go-Jewelry and Watches.
fl-Machlnery and Tools
G2-Muslcal Instruments.
e. Seeds. Plants Fertilizers.
ff-Special az the Stores
Gj-Weafing Apparel
C8-Wanted Buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD
Co. Rooms With Board
t-- Rooms without Board.
, CO Rooms for Housekeeping.
1O-Nacation Places.
71--Where 10 Eat
/ I2-Where TO Stop IN Town.
f3-W1nted Rooms. Board.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
Z 9f-Ap apartments and Flats.
T - Business Places for Rent.
q &C. Farms for Rent
41-TTouses for Rent
IN-Ofices and Desk Room
Z 5o-Suburbau FOR Rent
( bO-Summer Places for Rent
tl-Waufed-To Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
/ t.-Business Property
sS-Farms and Land for Sale
I 81 Houses for Sale.
/ Slots for Sale
/ tC-Shore Property for Sale.
( 81 Suburban for Sale
I Real Estate for Exchange
/ 81 Wauted-Rea1 Estate
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Business Opportunities

FLORIDA - Free Information concern
ing roads 20 Florida. where 90 90.
what 90 see. H. J. Crawford. Lake
Wales. Florida
MONEY II GRAIN. $3.50 huys Guar
antees on 10000 hu. wheat. 80 Fl r.
THEIR RISK Movement of - oprof-
ulare market letter Free Investors
Daily Guide. 0c5 Dwight Bids KAN
c1z CIV Mo
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Good Thines 10 Eat

NHDflI IT IIIII--~ 10 H-faI
H0NEY-Dlreet from largest Bee farm
Pure aud delicious Five pound pail
postpaid. Il 90. J.. W Lubbock. Z o.
Knox Iud.
ORANGES - Fancy assorted box cons
tanning - oranges. 100 EuuQults E-
grapefruit "a tauce-irrs Jar fruit
Jelly. express paid $50. Growers
Fruit Co. Tampa. Fla.
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MERCHANDISE


WHY nor let us furnish
your spare room We can save you
money We also buy and eKc5anEe
furniture. South side Furniture q
change 80 S. Michigan So Line
T1T0
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Situations wanted-MaIe

POSITION WANTED BY experienced
man. have experience IN buying aud
selling both by mail or iu person.
Could invest some canifal. Address
Business Man. care Elkhart Truth.
Young MAN desires clersiug position.
Has had grocery experience. Address
Box - NewS-Times
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AUTOMOBILES
-
Automobiles Fo- sale. 4
JORDAN
JOR DAN

JORDAN oRDAN
HONEST VALUES AND COURTEOUS
SERVICE ALWAYS.
Every family needs a motor
car. It's = health builder. Now
- the time 20 make your pur-
chase. Check us up on this
statement next April 1st:
There = going 10 be a short
age Of new cars and high
grade used cars next spring"
We believe that we have the
best assortment 81 dependable
used cars thai was ever eKhib-
tied in the city. They are
right mechanically and priced
exceptionally low. There's a
lot OF satisfact ION in this bus
mess after all 10 meet your
customers and have them tell
you Il am satisfied" That's
the Greasy Jordan idea OF
SERVICE.
1921 DODGE touring. 1915.
1921 OVERLAND touring. s42J.
1922 COLUMBIA touring, SS.5.
1920 HAYNES touring. $3.50.
1873 STTDE. Big 8 tour, S77j.
1919 ESSEN touring. 500
1921 HAYNES touring. SLIGO.
1918 STUDEBAKER touring. 500.
1917 HUDSON touring. $50.
1916 OVERLAND touring, $1j.
YOu will note an Overland
and Studebaker advertised
above At SO and $50. respect
fully Both OF these cars
need n little work. but they
arc well worth twice the price
now asked for them. The
tires alone are nearly worth
the price asked for the cars
complete.
ESSY-J RDAN MOTOR co
74T-749 S. Mic h 1 < an st
JORDAN RDAN
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1927 FORD COCPE-FuIy equipped
late model Dodge sedan; a bargain
other -vod used cars. Ross ]. Martin.
Oh W Monroe -.
FOR SALE-Tiye passenger touring car
body. complete with top. wludshleids
end curtains I'm first class condition.
Will nt Auburn or any light chassis
with kICk up frame Can be seen NJ
Grow E4kLart Motor Car Plant. Elk
hart.
HUDSON sport Roadster
Overland sedan.
Dodge Touring
And several other cars
Fifty dollars and NJ.
NIKART AUTO SALES co.
S13 = Main St
Main CO.'S
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The Raggedies

What I cannot understand" said
Tragedy Ann as she and Raggedy
Andy and the Fuzzywump AMI the
PUppydog walked away from the
house of the seven little dwarfs, SIS.
how could I work magic and change
the mean queen into such nice per-
son when I do not know how to work
magic?"
''Maybe it was the magic stick
which the Fuzzywump gave me-" said
Raggedy Andy.
Really, do not know" the Fuzzy
yvump replied. Il just wanted to give
Tragedy Andy something. so I picked
the stick off of my mantel and gave
it to him"
Where did you get the stick?"
Raggedy Ann wished to know.
1T is quite long story" the Fuz-
bywunp replied, but if you care to
hear it I will tell you"
And as they had all walked for a
long distance after leaving Snow
White and the seven little drawfs,
every one was glad of an excuse to
sit and rest.
We'll" began the Fuzzywump,
zone day I was walking through the
deep, deep woods. filed with Fairies
an everything when I came to a
funny little house. It was indeed the
funniest little house have ever seen,
and If we ever get out Of this magical
story book VIII take you right past
the place. This funny little house was
built upon the top OF a high stump
and there was q ladder reaching up
to the front door. The front door
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CONTINUED From Our Last Issue.)
CHAPTER XII

CHAPTER XII
Miles saw nothing of Scottie until
they met in the servants dining room
when the latter muttered:
Come to my room, lad, when you're
free. I've a curious bit of news for
you"
Miles locked up the house and then
made his way to Scottie's room.
rip and l have been very busy
this afternoon" began Scottie, as
Miles took a seat.
You've been in a scrap" Miles ex-
claimed.
you were not Attacked"
mo. 1t was me did the attack
ing. You see. Owen lad, I took a
look at that cottage in the woods
where our friend Roger had his lab
oratoly long ago. I caught a glimpse
of a clearing Just ahead with a black
ened chimney sticking up. and heard
the sound of a number of voices in
dispute. Among them 1 recognized
Rips and he was plainly frightened.
I hurried forward and saw Rip and
a fellow who lowered half a head
taller than he. shaking something I'M
der his nose.
"'You done pass his phony money
on me yestiddy when I faded you"
he was fairly shouting, and he added
a curse that no accorded With the
Sabbath. You is gwine take it back
and give me de real goods or I'll
cyarve your heart outr
Il could see Rips face and It was
&c Wv Txr11ffa q ~ vpi1I ha
Your lies don't go with me, Rip
Lunt! Desc boys all see you gimme
dis bill yestiddy and It was the onli-
est twenty dollar one in de game
Amt dat right, boys?'
THE rest of them were getting ex-
cited and threatening and Rip com
menced to whine the blubber when
all Of a sudden the big fellow went
wild and then things happened quick.
He crumpled the bill and threw it in
Rips face and with a yell reached
into his pocket and that was where !
took a hand in the game. reached
that big buck tust as his knife
streaked down across Rips shoulder
and caught him one on tho point Of
the jaw that put him out for the
count
Scottie glanced down once more
afectiouatelv at his clenched fist.
RIP was loud in his gratitude, but
out of the tail of my eye l saw him
hunt for that bill and then turn to
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BY DORIS KENYON,
Famed for Her Beautiful Eyes.

Famed for Her Beautiful Eyes.
Eyes always talk, but what they
say depends on the mind and char
acter of the individual.
Raised 10 their highest beauty,
they become the most compelling
feature Of any face. Nothing gives
them such a beauty as a vital interest
in life. and nothing so deadens them
as self-interest.
The greatest beautifers Of the eye
are the agencies which promote the
best state of health-plenty OF sleep.
regular habits and hygienic living.
The reckless abuse Of eyes in youth
is so universal it is no wonder we
are a specialized nation.
Much Of the expression Of tho eye
depends on the lashes and brows, and
these are most responsive to regular
care. It is strange more women do
not cultivate these instead of resort
ing to pencil or stain, which is al
ways noticeable and gives to the face
a hard look.
BroWs and lashes should be
brushed nightly with an eyebrow
brush, and if they are thin, a little
vaseline or olive oil should be rubbed
in, using great care none gets into
contact with the pupil. Amounting
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the brows with glycerin or alcohol
will give them a pleasing luster.
One Of the things stage women
learn is to exercise the eyes daily
to promote nobility and expressive
ness. Turn them in every direction,
far and near, up and down and side
wise.
Oculists tell me the oftener the
eyes can be directed to some distant
object, to far-away hills or vast areas,
the better, for this rests the eye. Some
20 SO far as to recommend decorating
the home with pictures that give a
distant perspective.
To use the eyes steadily in artificial
or pickering light, or in strong sun
light is a decided strain. So is read
ing in bed, no matter how much you
enjoy it.
Rubbing the eyes on waking UP in
the morning or when sleepy IS in
furious, as all pressure and harsh
movement tends to natten the eyehall
and hasten the time when glasses viii
be necessary.
Tired eyes are revived by bathing
them in a weak saltwater solution or
one of boracic acid.
Have your home decorated with
soft, restful colors and see that your
lights are properly shaded.
Guard against anger, worry and
fretting. as these traits are soon re-
Elected in the eyes. And remember
that JOY and happiness give a sparkle
and brightness no other agencies can
impart.