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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-30
Messiah Performance
To Be Postponed

SAN BENITO. Texas Dee. 3O.The
presentation of the Messiah. which was
scheduled here for New Years day at
2:30 BY the San Benito Harmony club
has been indefinitely postponed due to
bad VOC her conditions, it was reported
today.
Word Of the postponement was sent
to Fort Worth by radio in order that
some Of the artists there that had been
engaged to sing in the Messiah here
might not make the trip to the Valley.
The Brownsville radio station was used
in broadcasting the message to the ar
fists.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-30
Pair in Jail at Laredo
Heirs to Large Fortune

LAREDO, Texas Dec. 3O-If Philip NJ Kaler, alias Philip
Van Cournd & and his pretty IL old bride held here
federal charge Of having passed forged orders had kept
the clutches of the law another 30 days they would have
been able enjoy one-fourth interest $500O00 estate
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-30

her that her father has suffered
stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Pierson j. visiting her aunt.
Mrs. II. D. Fuller, at Lincoln, Neb.
Mr. Pierson was unable TO send any
word to his wife, or other relatives,
as communication out Of the Valley
is cut off by wire.
Hence the aid of the broadcasting
station was sought. and Director Fl.
H. Phillips sent out over Station
KWWG this morning message ask
ing whoever picked it up to commun-
cate with Mrs. Pierson, or with her
relatives in Oyerton.
No information has Been received
yet as to whether any df the persons
interested have been redched.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-30
Pneumonia is Fatal
To San Benito Woman

SAN BENITO, Texas, Dec. 30.-Mrs.
Cordelia Carpenter died at her home
mere Sunday morning after suffering a
relapse when she had about recovered
from an attack of bronchitis. She de-
veloped pneumonia and died short
time later. Mrs. Carpenter Is survived
by her husband, who is seriously Ill,
two sons, John and Frank, who live
here, and daughter, Mrs. Lucy Mel Of
Solomon, Kansas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-30
VALLEY IS0LATE BY COLI
FIT. WORTH GIRLS SEEK
X X X
TO WEAR BELL BOTTOMS
X r
TO WARD OFF BLIZZARD
fBv mhe Associated Prcsa.) J

FORT WORTH, Texas, Dec. 30
Knee length STYLES are making fraIl
sex look loneinglv toward masculine
wear during the present cold snap.
Chief Of Police Henry Lee today
was petitioncd in a Letter from three
local girls 10 permit them 70 wear
bell-bottom effects Of their brothers
in order that they can wear also the
long ''undies" not permissible with
Charleston-length draperes and chif-
fon hose.
The chief announced that if the pc
titioners would make their identity
known he would give their request
due consideration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-12-30
THE WEATHER

Brownsville and Lower Rio Grande
Valley: Cloudy and continued cold to-
night, probably with rain. Lowest tenn
Perature near freezing. Thursday
cloudy, unsettled, with slowly rising
temperatures. Light to moderate north
eriy to easterly winds on coast
BY Radio
East Texas Lowest temperature
about freezing. Mostly cloudyi slowly
rising tenperatureThu occasional
rains. Light northcrly to easterly
winds on the coast.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
lgNaNRNs NsNRRNFsENNENNNlE
NID-YE4R CONFERENCE OF STATE
FEDERATION OF IFONEN'S CLUBS AT
SAN FRANCISCO IS PRODUCTIVE ONE

Recognizing the Importance and
( value of the mid-Year conference.
J Or. Bertola; president of the Cali
/ furnia Federation of Women s
! Clubs, assembled her official fam
/ lily in San Francisco recently for
ia three day Meeting.
I Questions concerning the policies
/ IF the Federation were fully discuss
ed, and the plan to re-organize the
iboard 20 conform with that of the
General Federation was adopted,
consequently eight new members as
chairmen of departments were ad-
dea to the board.
The ueaSt radical change in the
departmental work is in that of
press and publicity. The new chief
IS Mrs. William F. Hubbard, a com
pcteat and experienced manager of
publicity, having served IN the food
campaign in Washington, 1917-1s.
as publicity chairman for Herbert
Hoover, and later as secretary OF
the California Thrift Campaign in
1919. r
Under her supervision the Fede-
ration News. the official organ Of
the Federation is to be re-organlzed
and made self supporting by carry
ing advertisements, thus enabling
the paper to be placed in the hands
of every member of the various
clubs comprising the Federation.
Mrs. Frank, x. Gibson, of Los
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29

Angeles, was appointed historian,
and given free rein, ample time
and generous budget to complete
the history of the Federation which
has been named, TRAILING the Cali
fornia Federation of Women 5 Clubs
for Twenty Five Years In this
work, Mrs. Gibson is most ably as
sisted ny Mrs. f. r. Latham. past
press chairman for Southern Cam
fornia.
The fund for the Memorial Red
wood Grove having reached the
$4,000 mark the campaign for mon
ey will cease, but clubs are urged
to complete their quotas.
The board voted to Join the
Western Federation Of Women S
Clubs, an organization composed of
states in the western part of the
country, the following being eligi-
Bile to membership: Arizona. Cali
fornia. Colorado. Idaho, Montana,
Nevada New Mexico. Oregon Utah,
Washington Wyoming and Alaska
Will Aid In Restoration
Miss Grace Stormer of Los Angc-
les, chairman of division of history
aud land marks, presented the fol
lowing resolution, which was adopt
ed:
lowing to the great calamity
which has recently betallcn the
Santa Barbara Mission. dear to the
hearts of all Californians, and
every one interested in that which
is picturesque and historical. it is
fitting that the clubs use their best
eT,leavors to make possible the re-
storation. Therefore be it resolv-
ed, that the executive board of the
California Federation of Women s
Clubs assist in some accepted plan
for the restoration of the Santa
Barbara Mission.
(SigneN "GRACE STORMER,
"Chairman History and Land
Marks.
Under the department of public
health. two new divisions were ad-
ded. Narcotics. DIR. Louis B. Deal,
san Francisco, chairman and the
juvenile court, DR.. Miriam Van
Waters. Los Angeles, chairman.
y Three new clubs were admitted,
two from Los Angeles district. The
Long Beach Delphian and Women 5
Club of Local A.. American Fede-
ration of Musicians, Los Angeles.
The following me nhers from Los
Angeles and vicinity were present:
Mrs. J. c. Urquhart, Mrs. Frank
Gibson. Mrs. Sidney Thomas Exley,
Mrs. Charles c. McKelvey. Mrs.
Warren Holden. Mrs. Walter Fisher,
Mrs. W. J. Lawless, Sierra Madra,
Miss Grace Stormer, Mrs. J. B. Loor-
beer. Mrs. Wm. f. Mabee, Mrs. Il.
NJ. Lazard, Mrs. John r. Dudley,
Mrs. L. J. Gillispie of Long Beach.
Riverside is to entertain the next
state convention, the time has not
been set though it will probably DE
about the first week in MAY, 1910
Mrs. Sidney Thomas Exley OF Los
Angeles. was elected chairman ot
the board OF trustees.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29
MINERS UNION
Is IN CRITICAL.
CONDITION NOW
Nom Union OductiOn
Increases Last Few
Years

WASHINGTON, July %. - The
Wccalious situation of The unions in
the soft coal ficlds-which recently
mcited labor leaders to threaten Il
rational strike, is growing iacreas
ihgIy perplcNin& TO government OBJ
servers here
The bureau Of mines revealed to,
dGr that production Of coal from
union mines is falling far below
standard while the production Of
non union coal is larger dian t has
been in years.
This means that the operators are
reaching Il considerable degrte Of
success in their program of expand.
ing non union coal mining II the cN-
leHse Of the union. Some labor
officials believe the situation So
grave that il may be necessary to
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29
THINGS TO REMEMBER

Before washing cotton stockings
put handful of common salt IN the
washing water. This Will set the
dye.
Candles will burn better and more
slowly if they arc stored IN dry
place six or seven weeks before they
are to be used.
To remove axle grease apply lard
to spot, and wash in warm, soapy
water. If in silk, place a pad under
meath spot and sponge with chloro'
form until soil is removed.
To improve the flavor of cnrrants
and raisins in puddiEgs and cakes,
place them in a bowl, pour boil
lnr water over them and leave to
soak over night. Drain and dry IN
oven before adding to other ingre-
dients.
Cloth that ha. become mildcwed
can be restored by putting lemon
juice on spots and exposing to strong
sunshine.
\ new spool Of cotton will often
tanglc when used on the sewing ma
chine. Cut "a piece Of cloth large
than the spool and put on the post
under the spool. 1t will keep II
steady.
when polishing furniture rub the
same way as the grain. The furni-
ture viii get bright more quickly.
To remove tar or grease marks
from the most delicate fabrics soak
piece Of white rag in eucalyptus
oil and rub it on the affected part
until the latter is quite clean.
Save the broom handles. Theg
viii come in handy for moving
heavy furniture and trunks. Two
handles act as rollers.
One teaspoon Of cornatarch added
70 six teaspoons Of salt will pre-
vent Jumping OF salt in shaker.
If the ends Of paraffin candles are
kept and melted they can be used
to saturate dustcloths.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29

Greek Women OUer 30
to Hare Right to Vote

ATHENS, July 29.-Under a leg
islative decree issued today. Greek
women over 50 years of age who are
able to read or to sign their names
will be permitted to vote in com
munal elections two years hence.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29

\ forest fire near Sonora, Tulou-
mne county, recently burned over
10000 acres.
Wheat hay in Alameda county rs
selling for $50 to $22.50; oat hay,
81 to Sl0 ton.
union and non-union uiHes were
about 100000 tons bcloM the 1928
peak.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29

DAILY MENUS


Breakfast - Grapefruit, Goldfish
balls, cornmeal muffins, milk. cot.
fee. .r.
.Lun cheoa-Cream Of carrot soup.
tcast sticks, .Iettuce on hard-cookcd
egg sandwiches, raspberry cream,
drop cookies, miiks tea.
Dinner Egreast OF lamb, baked
potatoes. .S.pipeahple salad lemon
sponge pie, whole wheat bread, milk.
The CHEAPER cuts Of lamb are
quite as nolHishing as the expensive
chops and leg bat require some time
and thought on the part of the'cook
to make them interesting,
Breast Of Lamb
Two pounds breast Of laath. -
pound bacon, . pounds green peas,
] teaspoon salt, Il teaspoon pepper.
Remove skin from meat. Cover
with boiling water and siemcr 10
minutes. Line a casserole with thin
slices of bacon. Add meat. season
with salt aifil pepper and minced
onion. G6petss bacon and pour
over l 1-3s.eips Of the lamb stock.
Cover closeiy'..nd cook ii 4 modern
ate oven fora hour. Add peas asl
cook one halfslogr longer III more
water is needef 7add It when PARTING
i'm the peas Z. Serve in the casserole.
This is an excellent dish fos the
fircless cooker or a hot dav-
Potatods ran. be cooked with the
meat and peas, making one dish Of
tie meat and vegetables for The din
lser. i
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29
MRS. COOLIDGE WILL
DONATE A BEDSPREAD
TO THE WHITE HOUSE

SWAMPSCOTT. Mass, July aS.-
Mrs. Calvin Coolidge has started
knitting a bedsprcad. which is to be
left to the White House when the
Cooldges retire. The spread Will
require a year and Il half to com.
pietC
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29
Mass Discontinued
Until Church Women
Don Modest Clothes
Dy United Press Leased Wire

FERRERA, Italy, July 20.-Fash-
ionables arriving for the noon mass
at the cathedral here today found
the doors locked.
Announcement was posted rcad-
ing:
1.-The noon service will not be re-
sumed unless society women dress
becomingly in the house Of God. y
This WAS part Of the campaign
fostered strongly by his holiness for
modestv u female dress
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29
THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES AND VICINITY:
Fair tonight and Thursday with
moderate temperature. Probably
fog or clouds in the morning.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA: Fa;r
weather and normal temperature to.
night and Thursday. but cloudy or
coast tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29
T@Gays CeG GEae Facts

The world helps those who help themselves. Now while i.
is fresh in your mind take the FIRST STEP Step into any Star
dealer whose signed this advertisement and hear
the astonishing details OF this service sales idea designed
practically place Star into your hands, without dollar
OF your own money. The details startling,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29

:ai q general strike to protect the
union from disaster.
Here are the figures showing now
daily average tonnage production
ran in the big soft coal states dur
ing the week Of July II this year
as compared with the peak OF daily
production in July 1923, the most
recent comparative year.
states 1923 1925
Pennsylvania .,-6l3, 800 1000
Illinois ...,.....-...,.....-2l 400 l69,COo
Indiana ...................... $4,000 $1,000
Ohio ..-.........................1l2 .1l2400 $500
Collectively these four biggest
states show that product ion of union
coal is just about 10 per cent lower
thar it was in 1923.
But in tho non-union fields. pro
duction. instead Of decreasing, is
increasing TO some extent
Here is the daily average in the
largest non.unioH districts:
state 1923 1925
Kentucky .................. 1916, lc0 ,1jS,S00
West N5.giHia 397.500 400, 100
Alabama ........-.-..-.-.... 6l.S0O G0,70O
Tennessee ,........,.-...... lS,S0O $4,000
In the West Virginia fields, par
ticularlv, the union recently has
been ostracizcd and practically al
the mines operating are employing
non-uuion labor.
Total daily averages in both the
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29

The ssoi,I Isn State Orchards, Ham
iltoH i.v- tsle1h county. are ship
ping heavily e. Capri figs 10 Fres-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29

The cape that Is most favored by
fashion Is not the large. circular
affair of former years. but section
rather, as this one Is. 1t gives an
excellent line to the back of coat
but does not jeopardize the slender
line or the youthful effect.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-29
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, July 90 Cotton
closed off to lS; spots steady, off
3. nihS ~ 30
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-19

entire los Is y 20 amos, estoy hablando OBJ
jetivamente como artista creador. Nc
estot diciendo que ninguna mujer de mas
de 20 amos puede ser bella. Yo mismo ht
visto 1nujeres de so que Conservatism ST
apariencia tan maravillOSamente que
hacfan sobresaltar sus mejores cualida
des de tai modo que eclipsaban sus
lfijas en- atractividad. Al contrario, he Wis
to j0yenes que danaban su belleza cor
demasiado adornos yestidos NAL selec
cionados. subietiyamentc. el artista pue
de hallar la belleza en- cualquier perso
ma
En- el gran estudio de Mr.. Mitchell, que
mas parece un laboratorio, hay gabineteS
llenos Gle esbozos ilustraciones, algu
nos de ellos lindfsimos estudios de mule
res que va han pasado su primera tu
ventud'
"cuand5 Sc trata lie preferencias per
sonales9 explic6 SIr. Mitchell .senalande
con el dedo un dibujo de Tin grupo de cua
fro mujeres, todas de diferente edad J
cada una bella su manera, .'todo es sub
ietivo. All referirme las muchachas d
18 a xeinte amos como la mas bella, K
hago en- el sentido t6cnico, como que ii
pifica los a1os mas perfectos de su vida
antes de que cualquier cruel deteriors
aparezca7
III artista cree que toda persona cam
bia su propia conception de 10 que cons
tituye la belleza manera que pasan lo'
amos gana experiencia.
"Ahf esta el muchacho de colegio', di
&C. ia educaci6n de un joven no est;
completa hasta que no pasa por la fast
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-19

Ademds, cl senior Mitchell permite que
todo cl asunto de las indicaciones de ca
racter y cosas por eI estilo pase al cam
20 dol psicoanalista El no quiere tener
NADIA que yer con ESQ. Danan en- vez de
glorificar ia hellcza, segdn 6l, ~Hneas
que revclen el cardcter son interesantes
para los estudiautes de Ia naturaleza hu-
mana. al pslc5,oso. pcro para eI pintor,
y especiamente el illustrator, son desco-
razonan!cs demostraciones De que Ia be-
leza Sc va, alade.
Los ojos por eiempio. A medida que
uno cnvejece, la naturaleza hace su o5ra
desurctora, estas gloriosas parties de
los ojos Tierden su brillo Y su expression
cnsoEaaora. Los desenganos, la exDerien-
elm, las ldgrimas, hasta la misma risa,
deian poquehas marcas en- los ojos Los
mdsculos del Tostro, tambitn, empiezan a
falsaar imperceptiblemente, Ia boca pier
de sa iuyentud solo TN POGO mas lenta-
mente que los ojos.
In naturale2a es cruel Lc concede Ia
beleza a unos pocos y desputs Sc Ia Qui-
"a.
Las lfneas del cuello Y Ia gargante, la
Inca recta que define Ia espina dorsal,
los brazos, las manos, las curvas Gel cuer-
po, todo estd en- su mejor estado de con-
seryaei6n cuando Sc es joven.
\ permftaseme dcclr aquf una pasabra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-19

ia el senor Mitchell a ST mismo. 'En mi
opinion esos son los amos dc sentido; esoS
son los aiios en- que la election de COM
paiiera de esposa, demuestra un juicio
equilibrado en- el hombre. El escoge 10
mejor que puede su ideal no construye
en- su Imagination una figura completa-
mente impossible despues Sc echa a bus
car su prototype en- carne hueso. En-
tonces-si usted lie pregunta cuaI1uieIa
de esos hombres a que edad es mas bella
una mujer, su respuesta nueve yeces de
diez favorecera la muchacha joven.
Mr. Mitchell. volviehdo a su caracter
de artista admiti6 que ha hecho un estu-
di0 de los diversos tipos de belleza obje.
tiva
.Algunos tip6s, afirma, ''conservan su
belleza mas TEMPO que otros Como todo
cientffico sabe, y todo peluquero tambiGn
La rubia decae mas ligero que la trigue-
Ma La delicadez de los colores de la pri
mera, la sedosidad de siIs cabellos, la
damente al sol Y la luz. su belleza es mu-
cho mas fragil que la de la trigueiia, que
tiene el cabello mas vigoroso, mas robus-
tos los colores y las lfneas claramente. de-
finitivas.
.ilgunas mWercs pueden parecer mas
j6venes que otras. Algunas veces Sc debe
a la mancra de yestirse, 0 de peinarse.
Otras veces es simplemente una juventud
perenne que viene de una disposition deli-
ciosamente allegro.
Los trajes tambi6n tienen mucho que
yer con la impression de juventud. La fl
g;lra csbeita trajeada seg1n la moda ac-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-19

en- defensa de la may criticada "flapper"
esa jovencita coquetona Que vemos pof
las cailes. mo es ella el mas delicio.o
sfmbolo del espfritu de indeEendencia que
tenemos hoy? GNo demuestra su omission
de todas las restricciones indtiles que men.
ia mente ba progresado mucho mas que
81 abuela a su edad? mo hay algo su
parlatiyamente attractive en- ella que pro
clsma que puede manejar cuaiQuieT situa
ci6n con buen 6xito. y que paso con Ia
caboza en- alto, con los ojos dispuestos a
clocar con los de usted, en- vez de bajar
Ia mirada llena de bochorno. iQu6 mejor
que Ia amistad entire los niilos Y las ninas
cue el compaherismo entire los sexes?
"Pero entidndaseme", 3lr. Mitchell con
tinu5 gravemente que cuando digo que
en- mi opinion una muier es mas bella
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-19

de ide2lizar algUna muier que tenga por
10 mcnos el doble de su edad Para el
ella es Ii mas bella mujer Ell el mundo
81 el objeto de su fantasia tiene enor-
mes defectos faciales el es ciego n ellos.
Srs ojos, su cabello su expression son
Maravillas de perfection imposibles de
mejorar, Cuando pase esa etapa, hay una
reacci6n saludab.e hacia la muchacha de
su propia edad. la juyentud que busca Ia
juyentud. segdn el orden natural de las
cosas anna el paso gracioso dc su es-
trella joyen, su cabcllo rcbelde, su perpe-
tua sdnriSa.
Saltando al extreme opuesto. iQuG es 10
que atrae al hombre de mediana edad,
al hombre vieio? La juventud. Para re-
construir los amos pasados Gle su vida, el
hombre viejo goza miranda los encantos
frescos de las joveneS. ;Qu6 lie importa
n Gl que el interior de una cabeza har1no-
samente formada sea ell vacfo? Ell no Sc
ola cuenta de que Sc esta poniendo viejo
Y que este 10 lleva al ridfculo Pregnnte-
sele a que edad es mas bella una mujer
No hay que esperar la contestaci6n mu-
cho ratio. Dira I6, IL, 1S-menos de vein
te siempre.
~ de ese lapse entire la juventud V ell
comienzo de la edad media?", Sc pregun-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-19

Dice BerI(a


tual--ttiuicas de largas -represen-
tan magnfficamente el ideal de las IL
meas armoniosas tan amado por los grie
gos ST las mujeres Sc diesen cuenta de
10 bien que Sc ven en- los estilos dc hoy
dfa, no los canbiarfan por las ridiculeces
que trae consigo la exageraci0n."
Nj. Mitchell no es ell dnico que con-
cede'l la pa4na de Ia belleza a la muchacha
joven que adn no ha llegado los veinte.
5Se recuerda usted de la excitante lu-
cha del vcrano pasado cuando beldades
de todo Estados Unidos compitieron por
-cl tftulo de senorita America en- el Car
naval de Atlantic City? Una sirena de
ORC es el premIo anual que Sc lie adjudi-
ca a Ia joven que triunfa. Miss Ruth
Mancomson, la seiiorita Filadelfia. fu6
quien venci0 el a1o pasado, una joven
que adn no habfa llegado los 20, una
sincronizacion hermosfsima de la lfnea
fdcil La curva ondulante, de un cuerpo
perfectamente proporcionado dgil, Co
ronado por una cabeza de Rios negros.
Dos hileras de dientes bianqufsimos, ojos
soiadOres, mejillas modeladas una ma
riz griega, tenfa que donIinar, junto con
las otras cualidades, ell campo de exqui-
sta pulcritud de todos los estados de la
Union. Tai vez ninguna concursante era
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-19

mayor de % amos de edad a 10 mas,
todos los tipos estaban Representatives, ru-
bias trigueflas, atlas y bajas-todas es-
beltas. Las concursantes tuvieron que pre-
sentarse en- trajes de baflo para qpe con
la belleza no pudiesen usarse subterfu-
gios, nj los defectos de la Naturaleza pu-
diesen ser ocultados
Penrhyn Stanlaws, otro ah.sta illus
trador, cree que la belleza representative
Gle EE. Unidos esta en- los coIegios insti-
tuciones de instruction. Esta interesado,
ha dicho. en- el desarrollo creciente de un
tipo estrictame1te americana, la joven
que puede bailar por horas, eorrer ca
ballo, dedicarse a los deportes o apro-
bar examenes en- trigonometrfa todo con
la misma facilidad. Asf es que, al pregun-
tarsele a que edad es mas bella la mujer,
su contestaci6n debe ser mo mas de 23
a 81 amos" Ha defendido una combina-
ci6n de la inteligencia con la perfection
de lfneas combinando algo dc la idea de
los que mantienen que el rostro de Ia
''flapper' esta demasiado falto de EXPIRE
sion con la noci6n del senor Mitchell de
que los amos gradualmente danan La be-
lleza.
America sin duda alguna es el mejor
sitio para glorificar a La muchach5 joven.
Como prueba ahi esta Florenz Ziegfeld,
quien todo los amos asombra al pdblico
con ejemplos de pulcritud femenina tan
exquisitos que los crfticos aparentemen-
te inmunes estos atractiyos, debido
la rutina de la profession, escriben colum-
(Gontinda en- la pagina 81
). - ~ ... HHM ~ -. n