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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-30
SAVES BABY'S LIFE.

REDWOOD CITY, Calf, April 80 (P.-
A story Of how Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, who
died in France, aided in saving the life
of q tiny baby was told here yesterday
for the first time by William Vielhauer,
newspaper man.
Pledged to withhold the story until
her death, Vielhauer told how Mrs.
Reid came to the aid of the baby of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ross. The baby at
birth weighed 2 pounds and IS ounces
and apparently was doomed to die.
That was last March 10.
Reading about the baby in the news
papers, Mrs Reid recalled that at birth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-30

As result special attention wme
given the child and today It u wen
and strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-30
DEMAND WAGE BOOST

Beauty Parlor Employees Will
Strike in Brooklyn and Queens.
NEW YORK. April 80 up. - In
Brooklyn and Queens, after May IL,
the business Of being beautiful will be-
members Of the American Beauty Par
Tor Employees Association are going out
on strike
They demand a 50-hour week, and
an increase in weekly wages, for woman
operators from $18 TO S32, for men from
435 to $45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-30

spite its new code, has not yet evolved
to a state of efficiency and impartiality
justifying such concessions and hopes
that the United States will share the
French rather than the British view
point.
Copyright, 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-20
S14,57, VALUE
PUT ON KATY LINE
|. C. C. Figure Is for Purpose
of -Making-Year
1918 Basis.

~ the Associated Press.
Final valuation Of the Missouri, KAN
sas Il Texas Railway Co. for rate
making purposes was fixed yesterday by
the Interstate Commerce Commission at
$IG4.s5T. $50.
The value hxed by the commission
was as of June 80, 1918. 1t included all
properties used by the railway company
for common carrier purposes and So.
O57,o24 Of working capital.
The commission found that the cost
of reproducing the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Lines would be $e1,005,057.
The road had, as of the valuation
date outstanding q total par value OF
$i54,62S,674 In stocks and long-term
debts, Of which $6S,2S3.257 represented
common stock, $l3,O00,ooo preferred
$e52,lIT receivers equipment obliga-
lions. In addition there was outstanding
$4,000, 900 par value of funded debt
Nnatured but unpaid.
The valuation of the main line, the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Co.,
WAS fixed at $86,873,3o6
The valuations of the afhliated and
subsidiary companies were fixed as fol-
lows: Missouri, Kansas 81 Texas Rail-
way Co. of Texas, $42, 500 1858; Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Terminal Co. of st.
! Louis, $2,760 600; Wichita Falls g.
Northwestern Railway Co., $5,72oe
Boonville Railroad Bridge Co., $315.000;
san Antonio Belt & Terminal Railway
Co, $1,6S2,O00; Texas Central Rail-
road Co., 1866 900; Oklahoma Belt
Railroad Co.. $i0T,0 900: Wichita Falls g.
Northwestern Railway Co. of Texas,
S495, 900; Wichita Falls Railway Co.,
Se55,000: Wichita Falls g. Wellington
Railway Co. Of Texas, $4,000; Wichita
Pals g. Southern Railway Co., $685.
600; Denison, Bonham g. New Orleans
Railway Co.. $4,000, and Beaumont &
Great Northern Railroad, 1851 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-20
NOPE IS ABANDONED
| FOR MISSING AIRMEN
J. A. Diekhoff and William Scott
Believed Dead From Fall in
Sea OF Philippines.
~ The Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
MANILA, March 20.-Hope was aban-
dcned yesterday for r. A. Diekhoff, for
eign sales manager of the Simmons Saw
~ Steel Co, and william Scott, general
manager of the Port Lanon Lumber
Co, whose. airplane was believed to
have plunged into the sea of the wild
Eastern coast Of Mindanao Island
March 9.
The two took Oh from Surigao Har-
bor, on the northernmost point of Min
danao Island, in Diekhoff's hydroplane,
for Davao, two-hour flight at most.
They never arrived at Dayao. A con-
stabulsry patrol found one Of the pom
t0ons from their plane near Baganak,
midway between Surigao and their des-
tination, last Saturday.
1T was badly damaged Diekhoff S
home was in San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-20
JURY FREES TWO SEIZED
E I'M RAIDS IN JANUARY
Rambling Case Is First Resulting
q From Arrests With q. s.
E5 Deputies Assistance.

I, David Rones and Rufus Joyner, the
latter colored, were acquitted yesterday
afternoon by jury of 10 men and two
dRSt gambling casa growing out Of raids
made last January by police with the
assistance of United States deputy mar
aaals armed with search warrants.
The two men were arrested January
II IL raid at a place in the rear of
1919 z street, and were indicted on four
charges Of setting up a gaming table,
where bsts might be made on the re.
suit Of horse races.
Assistant United States Attorney
Walter ". Shea conducted the prosecu-
ton, while Attorney Bertrand Emerson,
IT,, represented RcrRs, and Attorney
~. @. Enrich appeared for Joyner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-20
TAXI COMPANY SUED
Ethel shulman Asks $50, 900 for
Alleged Injuries.

Ethel ehuimaa. 22oo Fqagler place
yesterday sued the Independent TAX
Owners Association and Archie Mehl-
geldt. 1920 Ciydesdale place, for ZOO
damages for alleged personal injuries
Through Attorney Alvin L. N:wnayel
the plaintiff says she was q passenger
IN an automobile which was in col.
hsipn with a taxicab owned by Menl-
feldt, a member of the association
November 2, at Connecticut avenue and
X STREET. She charges negligence in
the operation Of the taxicab.
Only two generations ago petroleum
was practically unknown to us except as
q medicine or chemical agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-20
Lift the Ugly Veil of
BIemiSheS
= from your skin

RADIANT complexion beauty lice Just be-
meath the surface. But millions of men
and women suffering from constipation have a
paety, dull, sallow compilation marred with
pifpples, biotehes, etc. What . difference q
tew days proper care will nakeI
stuart O. Calcium Waters will often work won-
0erstcr such people. They help 10 remove the
causes septic condition Of the blood resulting
from intestinal etasis. Doctors and nurses know
thle condition. They call such cases Septies.
Septics frequently. do not realize their con-
dition. tteemes on 80 gradually. No ene will
eel them 81 the body oder and fetid breath.
Your mirror viii tell the story: Skin blen1ishes
Cre Natures danger signals.
Try This Weekend Test
A ten-eent package of Stuart Calcium Waters,
from any druggietr--apd follow directions for
three days. What Q di6eFepeei Eyes bright
eelorl Skin healthy. eoft. and eiikenI Let one
dime open this easy way TO skin beagty for you.
II III DRUG aaoraa, I0o ard k0o Si.aa
La gaceta., 1931-04-16
iPor que no viene ust

-1Por que no viene listed
con nosotros?-dijo Lucia a
PUG, que Sc sent6 tranquila-
mente en- su sill6n acostumbra-
do.
-Tengo hoy que TRAFALGAR
mas que nunca, hija mia. He
de hacer minuciosas cuentas
de estos tres amos en- que me he
creido rico, Y deseo cuanto an
ties poder rendir esas cuentas a
tn padre para que las examine
y las apruebe. FL tempo. no me
pertenece y la obligation es 10
primero.
Mi padre no quiere cuen-
tas; v sobre TODD, hoy es dia
extraordinario,,.
Para vosotros; para ii que
vas a tener I'm gran dote; para
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lear, en- Cleveland, con W. L.
Stribling.
La pelea sera a Is rounds, sin
decision, y la primera defensa
de SUI tftulo que hace Schmeling
desde que ganara la corona de
peso complete, venciendo a Jack
Sharkey.
Aunque la escala de precios
todavia no ha sido fijada, sabe-
Sc que ell asiento mas caro- no
costara por encima de $25.
Schmeling di6 aquf una exhi-
bici6n, en- la noche de aver. Hoy
ira a French-Lick Springs con
ell fin de descansar dos soma
mas. Terminara sus compromi-
SOS en- Ell viaje de exhibition, Ell
dia 8 de mayo.
Dick Dunn, en- representation
10 la compania Madison Square
Garden, manifesto que Cleve-
lsnd fue escogida Vor su posi-
con central.
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tn padre que va a manejar una
fortuna, Y para tn tia que tirara
las llaves por la ventana o Sc
las confiara a quien no sepa
manejarlas tan bien como ella
pero para mi NADIA hay de ex-
traordinario: Ia firma de tn pa
Dire en- vez de la mia, Y TODD 10
demas 10 mismo que siempre.
Oy6se en- este una gran gri-
terra por los corredores; inva-
di6 ell escritorio la multitud de
los obreros capitaneados POI
Rispall, y las woes de 81 Viva
Bonetl Viva D. Benito!" atur-
dieron la casa.
ii Hijos mics, abrazadme !
-decia Benito, que sali6 a su
encuentro; y en- efecto. todos lie
abrazaban. le vitOreaban y le
La gaceta., 1931-04-16
CAPITULo VIII
ANALYSIS

Acarlciar una idea durante
lnucnos amos, por absurda. por
uisparatada que sea; conner. vi
VIZ y dormir con ella; sonar
ella despierto y dormido. for
liiai'uo esos mil castillos en- ell
are que a sabiendas han de des-
v@iecefse como ell hume todos
los dias, para volver a edificar.
se al siguiente con mas dispara-
'aaa arquitectura y mas impo-
slble realization, labor es de
'oaoS los humanos y a ella estan
mas 0 menos sujetos todos los
seres que pueblan Ell planeta to-
rrestre.
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] oh. que felicidad l-decfs

-iOh, que felicidad !-decia
dona Bernardo a Ramiro.-iNo
tener que agradecer NADIA a un
hombre que solo ha visto STEM
pre- en- nosotros unos criados!
Ahora somos nosotros los que lie
pagaremos sus servicios, noso-
tros los amos, los bienhechores,
los que perdonaremos sus faltas
y toleraremos su caracter. Crea
listed, amigo Ramiro, que hoy
es ell dia mas dichoso de mi vi
da.
-Pues figdrese listed 10 que
sera para mf-contest6 en- voz
mas baja Ramirito.-Ya me veo
dueno de la mano de mi adora-
da Lucia, sin dilaciones innece-,
sarias, sin retrasos injustifica-
bles.
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Ilevaban cast en- volandas.

llevaban cast en- volandas.
-Vamos, a 10 menos todos
son hoy felices-decia por 10 ba-
10 PUG. miranda esta escena
desde su despacho.
-iIViva nuestro principal!
iviva!-gritaba desaforada-
mente Rispall.
!-repetian en- coro
los obreros.
IA los talleres!, ia los ta-
lleresl
Y en- efecto ,estrujado por
unos, empujado por otros, VITO
reado y aplaudido por todos, el
buen Benito Sc dirigi6 adonde lie
llevaban a los talleres.
Doha Bernardo, aunque ma
die Sc acordaba de ella, Sc CO.
loco al frents de las operariasi
La gaceta., 1931-04-16

Ramiro preside a todos los es-
cribientes, Y Lucia, la Ultima de
todas, entr6 en- ell despache de
PUG y lie tendi6 la mano. PUG
Sc levant6, La atrajo hacia ST con
lagrimas en- los ojos Y essam-
pc en- su frente un beso. La nj
ma echo a correr para reunirse
con los manifestantes. PUG vol
VIC a sentarse con sublime indi.
ferencia; Sc vic solo, completa-
mente solo, Y con sonrisa mas
benevola que amarga, dnica-
mente pronunci6 estas pala-
bras:
lilo que hace ell dinero!"
La gaceta., 1931-04-16
BOXEO
RISKO CONTRA LEVINSKY

Boston, Abril 16.-Como a
TRACTION principal del progra-
ma que aqui Sc presentara ei
dia 81, han sido contratados
Johnny Risko y King Levinskv,
ambos pertenecientes a la cate
goria de peso complete.
Levinsky parece ser ell honl
bre que mas fuerte pega, al pre-
sente ,en la categoria de peso
complete
La gaceta., 1931-04-16

Vapuleando a los pitchers
Bill Morren y Hal Schmackerf,
en- ell segundo inning, con ocho
carreras, ell Filadelfia derrot6
a los Gigantes de Connie Mack.
Vergez, La nueva tercera base
del New York, pogo tres hits.
Klein, Ell jardinero central de
los Phillies, bate6 un cuadran-
gular, un tribey Y dos hits en-
cuatro wees al bate.
La gaceta., 1931-04-16
GAR WOOD NO PUDo Z
PEAR SUS PRUEBAS

Miami, Abril 16.-Fuertes
vientos variables, aco-lpalados
de lluvias, obligaron de nuevo a
Gar Wood a posponer sus prue-
has con ell fin de batir la mar
ca mundial de velocidad, de
lO3.49 millas por bora, fijada
por e lingles Kaye Don.
Wood hara hoy las prueba5
81 las condolences atmosfericas
lie son favorables.
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Fouettn de La Gaceta No. 81
isl 70 Fuera Ricol
Novela original
de
On. Luis Mariana de LARA

cesito aire para respirar; til,
hija mia, acompahame, porque
no estA mi cabeza muy segura
Y temo salir solo. Quiero reco-
rrer los talleres, dar despues un
paseo largo, cansar mi cuerpo
para que descanse mi espiritu,
y ~acostumbrarme a La realidad
do 10 que hasta hoy solo habia
sido IN sueho.
La gaceta., 1931-04-16

HOMBRLs Y MUJERES para
tomar 6rdenes en- Ybor, en- ar
ticulos de tocador. Llamen en-
ire las 10 y las IL Y de 2 a a..
400 Grand Central. Quality Pro.
ducts Co.
La gaceta., 1931-04-16

Sc VENDEN-PoNftos de ?
dias, buena raza, Y huevos EN-
pollados. Esquina de Gomez y
Collins, No. 37O3. Lame por
ell telefono H46-515.
La gaceta., 1931-04-16
vOTAS DE BNxF0

Aqui sc recompensa a los gla-
diadores vapuleados ofreciendo-
les nuevas peleas. En- cualquier
lugar donde ell publico sea res
petado por los empresarios, a
los "nopueados' Sc les retira
&asta que pasados varios meses
puedan retornar con la excusa
de que "estan como nuevos".
Bien hace ell p1blico negando
su apoyo m~onetario a los mat
hes de boxeo.
Bajo la direction de Joe Wolf
exmanager de Chino Alvarez o
manager sin que aparezca como
tai, Sc reabrira manana Benja-
min Field.
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EXCELENTES
RES DE PESO LIGERO Fl.
GURAN EN- Ell G
MA

New York, Abril 16.-Tony
Canzoneri, campe6n mundial de
peso 3 ligero, defendera S ~
corona ell dfa "a, en- ell Estadio
de Chicago, contra ell famoso
pugilista ingles Jack (Kid>
Berg.
Para completar / brillo d
csc bout, Ell promoter Nate
Lewis ha dispuesto que ell mel
cano Tony Herrera pelee codl
Steve Halaiko, de Buffalo, y
que Ralph Lenny, de Jersey c.
ty, sea ell contrario del espanol
Lud Abel. En- otro de los mat
ches del programa figuran los
j6venes Harry Dublinsky, de
Chicago, y Roger Bernard, de
Detroit.
La gaceta., 1931-04-16

Sc ~VENDE.-Una casa de
dos pisos, buen estado, patio
grande, avenida Catorce, junto
a Nebraska. Verdadera ganga.
Informan: 2213 Nebraska o te-
l6fono M59-252.
La gaceta., 1931-04-16

Tampa tiene Ia "garantia" de
que 81 al promoter no lie gusta
una pelea, 81 estima que losepu-
gilistas no Sc han comportado
bien, les puede guitar la paga
Y darsela a los huerfanos.
ST Sc comportan menos NAL
les puede guitar la mitad y Ia
otra mitad PARA. huerfanos.
Y ell verdadero huerfano en-
este case, dado que los promo
torres saben a quien contratan,
es Ell plblico... y a este huerfa-
no lie dan morcilla.
La gaceta., 1931-04-16

Los Cubs alcanzaron aver su
segunda victoria de La Temporal
da sgracias a I'm cuadrangular
que ell manager Hornsby batea-
ra en- ell quinto inning. Smith
dej6 a los Piratas en- siete hits.
De los cubs tambien Sc distin-
guieron al bate Stephenson y
.Cuyler.
Pittsburg SC, III, De; Chica-
go &c, 10h, lie.
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' pAlaio a los pugilistas me-

Y pEnio a los pugiIistas me-
nos da'valor de una b~ofetadar
Las atracciones que Sc ofe-
cen son "boxeadores'' conocidos
y vueltos a derrotar. Otros, mo
queados' aver, al dfa siguiente
afirman que han recuperado sn
potencia y de nuevo Sc les con-
trata... por dos p~esetas-y sinsfu-
ma.
La gaceta., 1931-04-16
LA PELEA SCH bELING-
STRIBLING Sc E ECTUA-
RIA Ell 3 DE JULIO

South Bend, Indiana, Abril
16.-Ayer Sc comunic6 Official
mente a Max Schmeling, cam
pe6n mundial de peso complete,
que ell dia 3 de julio debera pc
La gaceta., 1931-04-16

Por ahf Sc quiere acreditar ell
con hombres "golpeados'
La gaceta., 1931-04-16
BASE BALL
Ell BROOKLYN DE NUEVO
D~ERROTADO

Bateando con dureza, por
segunda vez, en- dos dias, los
Braves de Boston vencieron a
los robins. Lopez fue una vez al
bate y no peg6 de hit.
lombard actu6 en- parte Gel
juego y en- dos wees al bate pc
GO dos hits e hizo una carrera.
Cuatro de los bateadores del
Boston dieron tres hits cada
uno, Sheely, Berger, E. Clark y
Worthington.
Brooklyn &c, Oh, 7e; Boston
&c, 17h, Be.
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Martinez, vapuleado por Re
lampago Saguero, hombre de
peso weller, Va a pelear aqui
con Siso Lizalde ,ciudadano ven
cedor del Relampago y hon.
bre de peso mediano.
Lo dicho... vapuleado en- otra
parte... attraction en- Tampa.
81 Hilario veRce, que no ven
cera, revancha de Lizalde a Sa-
giero...
ST Hilario t~riunfa... revancha
de Saguero al valenciano ". Ell
"huerfano" sonrfe.
Ahora bien, Hilario es un to-
que muy apreciable al PATRIOTS
mo: pero....
Estamos aguardando a que
nos paguen los tres anuncios
que publicamos de la pelea Lii
Zalde-OuinterO.
La gaceta., 1931-04-16
sERVIcIo DE AMBULANCIA. Tesssouo

Tel6fonos para visitas por Ell dfa: Ybor City, Y
West Tampa, H 3846. Para llam$ass por To- NO
70 nismo en- YbOr que en- West Tampa, Y 141O.
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AvIsOS EN- YkOR cry

DR.. Portocarrero, DR.. A. A. Gon1alsE, DR..
tito, DR.. s.. N. Tiscn, DR.. Sulio J. Guerra, On
CO del Circnlo Cubano Tel6fono No. Y 1853.
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OLAI ANAA ~ OANAA~O w. Burgess

good eating. Nsnny couldn't say much
then"
At last he reached the top and felt
very high up i'll the world. It. almost
frightened him 70 look down. That big
black thing hung down so that he was
on the back of it now. 1t wasn't black
there, but green. There was plenty of
room for him to sit there comfortably
He sat there long enough to get his
breath. Then he carefully crept to the
edge and peeped over Right under his
nose was a seed, a big, grayiSh-black
seed, and his nose told him that it was
good to eat. He got hold CT the end of
1t and pulled 1t out of the little cell in
which it fitted tightly. Carefully, lest
he fall, he crept backward until he was
once more on that broad, comfortable
place on the back of the fewer head.
There he sat up and with his sharp
teeth stripped off the husk. My how
good that seed tasted! It was oily and
rich and it tasted like-Well, it tasted
like more. Yes. sir, it tasted like more.
Back he went for another, pulled 1T
from It's cell and as before carefully
backed away with it until he was where
he could sit up and eat 1t in comfort
and safety. The huSk he just dropped
at his feet. So he kept on pulling out
and eating seed after seed until he just
couldn't eat another. Not until then
did he think of Nanny. He peered
down. At first he didn't see her. Then
he discovered hs- and knew that she
was looking for him. He kept per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

Me and Pubs SimkinS was sitting en-
Mary Watkinses frunt steps tawking to
her about diffrent subjecks and trying
to make her think we was each CRATE.
and a Wagon stopped next store and
men got off and lifted out big ice
box as easy as pie, Mary Watkins say
ing. IzZent that wonderful, aren't they
strong?
Making me feel ielliss, and I said,
o, don't know, bet I'm just as strong
in comparison to my size in COMPARE
son to theirs. If I had iron bar here
Id soon show you how I can chin my
self about times without stopping,
or maybe even or for all know.
because haven't tried it lately. Ony 1
don't go around begging about it,
don't even mention it. I said.
That's a way it is with me, Pubs said.
can musSel out bricks on top of
each other strate out without bending
my elbow, but you don't see me going
around carrying 3 bricks all time Just
to prove 1t. l know l can do it as easy
as bean and that enough for me,
don't show off about it, I'm not that
connected. he said.
I can beet any guy around here at
Indian wresseling but what of it, that's
nuthing. l don't even tell anybody
about it, and if nobody Wunts to In
dian wreSsle because their scared i'll
beet them, its all same to me, that's
how modest I am about it, I said If
Pubs wunts to Indian wressle rite now
III show weather I can beet him or
not. but if he's afraid to it don't make
any diffrents to me the slightest, what
do care? said.
Ill wressle anybody rite here or any
where's eltS at reguler wresseling with
out pretending to be Indian. I'm
reguler white WRESTLER and 1 don't half
to pertend but of corSe if anybody's
afraid that Ill throw them without half
trying why they don't half to wressel
me and 1 wont even speak Of it, I'm as
modest as anybody elts, CESS, Pubs
said.
Him being the champeen WRESTLER
on account of being so heavy all he
has to do is just lean. and I said, o
beloney lets change the subjeck.
WITCH we did.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-16

IDEALLY, makeup should merely
bring out milady's good points
deepen the natural line of lips and
cheeks, accent her eyebrows and lashes
and take the shine off her nose-but
there are cases in which it may be
! used to create an illusion Of beauty
where Nature has been niggardly. The
| TWO commoneSt instances of this use OF
cosmetics are illustrated by the overly
tat, round face and the extremely long,
| thin one
Actually reducing a plump, round
race is often impracticable, since girls
OF this type often have slender figures
and cannot afford to lose any weight
The girl whose face is naturally thin
and long is in similar predicament in
many cases. She does not want to add
any extra pounds to her already well
developed body and nothing she can
| do brings fullness to her face
| ms Is where the artful and artistic
| use OF rouges may come in. The girl
with full face should be careful not
10 place her rouge in the center of
her cheeks because that makes the face
seem rounder. Instead, she should
place the color rather high on her
cheekbone. bringing it toward her nose,
| then downward and backward toward
her Jawbone. This makes a rough W
| shape around the center of the cheeks
Blend the edges carefully.
For dark brunette, the V-shape of
| rouge may be of raspberry shade
OF course, powder base is applied first
After the rouge dark brunette or olive
powder should be pressed on with full
powder puff, then lightly blended with
complexion brush so that no powder
will be left in the crevices about nose
and eyes. Dark red lipstick is next in
order. but if the face is short and the
mouth wide, use the color very SPAR
ingly. little salve may be applied to
the lips before the lipstick is used If
the skin seems at all dry.
Now fer the thin and long face. Here
the rouge may be placed across the
cheek in the center TO lessen the ap-
parent length of the face. When
cheekbones are high with a hollow be-
low them, do not rouge the hollow,
however, as that will make it seem
deeper. Apply the color in semi-cir-
Gle back of ard under the hollow,
blending it carefully so that no hard
lines show. For brunette with me-
dunn complexion. geranium rouge
may be used with rachelle or brunette
powder. Lips may be accented and
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DorothyDix
Advocates
Conference
Instead of
Argument
nNly
Peace
Farley
Needed!


is that husbands and wives and parents and children able
could would be able reasonable and peaceful adjust
ment of
couples don't conferences They battle.
Parents don't try to find out what their children think They issue u
mischief is to And the worst part of family quarrel that
husbands
~ their problems
thousands of
really heartto-heart
The bterest complaint of the unhappy
bands don't
tried to he
children
a But
night Mary slips
forbd
him him.
the good
insists
of their children because they couldn't
DOROTHY