davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-09-23
Especial para 81 Heraldo,

MATAMOROS, lamps. Sept. %
La Corrida de Toros que sc verifi-
CO Of domingo por Ia tarde en- Ia
Plaza de ToroS "Bienvenida" de es-
IA cludad. resulto muy buena. ESa
corrida 81 merece Ell termino que
uSara uno de nuestros colegas hace
tempo. =. Que Corridor!
Los dieStroS que sc presentaron eIl
una c~ompetencia que resulto muy
renida y que tanto gustara al Pu-
blico, fueron Alberto Balderas e
Torero de Mexico" v Eladio Amoros,
'E Torero Elegante''. Ambos estu-
vieron muy bien. ell ultimo toro,
Balderas 10 toreo magistralmente,
hacienda Ia faena solo. mientras 81
cuadrilla Sc encontraba det-as de
las barreras de Ia Plaza. Banderillo
muy bien. v Sc lucio con la capa,
v despues, POGO anteS de despachar
Al bicho. ejecuto unoS molineteS con
la muleta. en- los que escape mia
groSamente de ser victima de una
cornada, entusiaSm&ndoSe tanto el
Publico. habiendole dado Ia vuelta
al ruedo en- hombroS de los aficio-
nados. llevando Ia oreja y el rabo
del bicho.
Eladio Amoros. sc porto muy bien
en- la corrida. afirmando ell "sobri-
uuetr del 'Torero Elegante". EIe-
cuto passes de capa muy ouenos, va
rios molinetes. y Ia suerte dc la
mariposa- Obligo. por dectrlo asi,
a Balderas a hacer otro tanto, v ne
de ALI que Ia corrida resulto emo
cionantis!ma. pueS los dos dieStros,
se propusieron captarse las simpa-
tias del Pdblico. habiendo logrado
ST. proposito.
Amoros toreo muy blen al primer
bicho. ejecutando passes de capa muy
eleganteS. Y deSpues. passes de mu-
leta. despachando al toro de una
sola estocada. El publico aplaudio
muchisimo al dieStro espanol.
Balderas. tuvo Ia mala Suerte de
tocarle I'm toro malo. pues e. AMI
NAL no embestia. y lie do much0
trabajo. despachandolo despues de
haberle dado varias estocadas. Sin
embargo. Ell diestro mexicano hizo
TODD 10 que estuvo de su parte para
hacer cue Ell toro entrara. Fl Pu-
blico silb6 muchisimo a Balderas,
pero en- honor de Ia verdad. la culpa
no Ia tiene IN buen torero cuando
Ell bicho eStA defectuoSo, y falto de
ley.
Amor6s Sc porto muy bsen con Ell
tercero. siendo Ell bicho un hermoco
jabonero. e toro fue noble. y Sc
presto para todas las suertes que
uuizo hacer Ell diestro espanol con
81 animal. Execute veronicas muy
buenas. y Sc lucio con la capa. Los
picadores quedaron muy bien. To-
grando muy buenRs varaS. Amoros
ejecuto Ia Suerte de Ia MaripoSa,
magistralmente. llevandoee el ami
NAL hasta medic ruedo. mientras
que Ell Publico ensordecia con U
aplauSos. Balderas. hizo otro tanfc
cen este toro. v ell Publico tamb!en
aplaudi6 muchiSimo Los banderille-
ros. Sc portaron bien en- 10 general
distinguiendose entire clos Ell ban
, 1935-09-23
Disminuyeron
~lmpuestos En-
San B enito

SAN BENTTO. Texas. Sept ID
En- una junta que " verified en- e.
IA ciudad el jueves por Ia tarde Y
q Ia cual aSistieron los miembros de
I'm mesa directiva del Cameron
County Water Improvement Dis
trict No. q, Sc decide disminuir las
contribuciones que pagan en- los te-
rrenoe que Sc encuenrran ubicadCE
en- dicho distrito.
Las contribuciones fueron GOTTA
das en- un cincuenta por ciento me-
nos de 10 que se cobraba anterior
mente.
Las contribuciones fueron deva-
luadas de 0chenta "a cuarenta "
cuatro centavos. Las contribuciones
pudieron ser devaluadas. mediante
un pr6starno Go I'm RIG.
, 1935-09-23
Declare Ell Srio.
De Education
PubEca

MEXICO. ID. WI, Sept. 23. CATD-
Contestando a p~reguntas especialea
que un diario hiciera al ~suh-serre-
tario de Education Puhlica, sobra
ciertas declaraciones que han dado
q la publicidad elementos dc I'm
Sector Magisterial dijo cue en RE-
alidad no es de extraiar que se
enderesen criticas o ataques puesto
que estamos EN- Till regimen demo-
crAticO, perO que debe aclarar que
todoS u actos "a ajustan n su de-
SEQ de colaborar en- TODD con ell On.
Lie Vazquez Vela, 5ecretario del
Ramo.
, 1935-09-23
Piden Que No
Sean Cubiertas
Unas Vacantes

MEXICO. I'D F. Sept. 73.-AT-
La Confederation Campesina Mexi-
cana ha estado ~dirigiendoSe On Tan
Camara de DiputadOG, para pedlrle
que nc sean cubiertas las vacanter
de los Diputados aforados por los
suplentes de estnc. pues es cast Sc
euro que SuStentarAn la mlsma
ideologia que aquellos, pidiend0 a.
demas que los sueldos c~orrespon-
dienteS a dichuS diuutadoS sean
~destlnadoS "a los trabajos de UNI
ficaci6n campesinA que ha sugeridc
Ell Sr. Presidente de I'm Repdblica.
, 1935-09-23
50 Milones P a a
Carreteras En-
La Repubica

MEXICO, II. T.. Sept. rs. CATD-
Cincuenta millones de pesos ser&n
gastados el ano proximo en- Ia
construction de caminos v carre-
teras, segun declaraciones rechas Ell
dia de aver por Ell Oral. Rafael
Sanchez Tapia q los representatives
de Ia General Motors. Sres. Ivan
Dressers v n. a. Williams. quienes
fueron a entrevistar al Secretario
de la Economic Nacional. para in
formarles dc los propositos que
abriga esa casa. para establecer en-
nuestro pals una fabrica de mon
tale de AUTOMOBILES. seg1n infor-
mamos en- reciente OCCASION.
, 1935-09-23
{ onstruiran
Mas Escuelas
Rurales

MEXICO. ID. r. Sept. BAT
A fines de este sfo contara la Re-
publica con 1861 escuelaS mas que
serAn atendidas por 1868 macs
troS y que sc encargaran de educar
q mas de medic million de nin0s
campesinoe. EStas cifraS indlcan Ca
tegtricamente que Ia promesa d.
Go6erno del G. Oral. Cardenas
hecha a los campesiros. se esta cum
pliendo acknowledgements. W que NO
solo Sc atiende con particular in
teres In ensenanza primaria y tee
MICA en ell Dlstrito Federal, SIND que
tambien Sc da toda In inportanca
que encierra Ia ensenanza rural
que Sc encamina a In resolution de
loe pr0blemaS de elevation cultural
de las maSas campesinas del pals
, 1935-09-23
Cooperan Con Ell
Gobierno Del
Oral. Cardenas

MEXICO. ID. r.. Sept. 2s.-AT.-
La S~ecretaria de Comunicaciones Y
Obras Puhlicas con ell fin de Sc
cundar In campana a~ntialcohollca
iniciada por Ell Sr. Oral. de Division
LAzaro CardenaS, primer Magistra-
do de Ia nacion. ha dispueSto que
en- todoS los contracts ne arrenda-
miento de terrenoS ubisadoS en- las
zonaS federaleS. existe extricta pro-
hihicion para Ia venta de bebidas
embriaganteS.
, 1935-09-23
EstudiO Unos
Asuntos Ell
Presidente

MEXICO. ID. r.. Sept. q. (AT)-
II senior Presidente de Ia Republica
no concurrio el jueves pasado a
despachar al Palacio Nacional. ha-
biendo suspendido las acuerdos or
dinarios con algunos Secretaries de
Estado, con Ell ii nde dedicarse al
estudio de diversos asuntos de in
terks general, en- ST. Residential par
ticular.
, 1935-09-23
DOS HERIDAS
Y I'm MUERTO
ENACCIDENTE
Sc Registro A n o c h e
Z n l. a Cercanias
d e II a n g c n,
Texas

Especial para III Herald0)
HRLINGEN, Texas. Sept. 23.-Lee
Silver. de II amos de edad. residente
de esta ciudad. muri6 q las tres
ounce de Ia madrugada Gle hoy en-
el Hospital Bautista de esta ciudad.
a consecuencias de las lesiones que
recibio al chocar un automovil en-
el que viajaba cen un pes;l1o truck
de la Valley Pipeline Company. q las
HAS anoche, en- las cercanias del
Puente del Arroyo. el cual Sc en-
cuentra sobre la carretera que llega
a esta ciudad.
Dos muIereS que acompahaban q
Silver Sc encuentran en- el Hospital
de esta ciudad, sufriendo de las le-
stones que recibieron en ell acct
dente.
la Srita. Helen Quick de San An
tonic. Sc cree cue sufrio la rotura
del pelvis. mientras que Ia Srita.
Helen Scarborough, reSidente de
esta ciudad, sufriis Ia fracture de
una Quijada, contusiones " escoria-
clones.
Ralph B~atchelder, residente de
Mission. quien tripulaba Ell truck.
sufrio Ia fracture de la pierna L.
quierda. asi como Commissioners y es-
coriacioneS.
10 sacaron de debaj0 del vehf-
culo, despeus del accidente.
Los informes dicen que Ell auto en-
el que viajaba Silver v las mujereS
iha con direction a San Benito,
mientras que el truck iba en- direc-
cion opuesta.
III Juez de Paz WIN @. Fields esta
llevando a cabo una Investigation.
Sobreviven a Silver sus padres,
una hermana y cuatro hermanos.
Los funerales se ~verificaran ma
mana a las cuatro de Ia tarde, in
humandose el cadAver en- Ell Cemen-
terio de esta ciudad-
, 1935-09-23
Delineo PrOgrama
De Gobierno En-
y S. Luis POtosi

CARDENAS s. l. r.. Sept rs
AT.-En e~ntrevista especial conce-
dida por Ell Gobernador electo de
San Luis PotoSi. Coronel Herman
der Natero. manifesto que ST. pro-
grama de gobierno tiene como UNI
ca tendencia el beneficio de classes
trabajadoras, por 10 que dedicara
TODD ST. empeno al fomento de COO
perativas ejidaleS y geStionara des-
de luego Ell establecimiento de una
sucursal del Banco Nacional de Gre
ditto Agricola.
, 1935-09-23
| a n d ustria
Minera Sigue
Ell Auge

MEXICO, ID. ~, Sept BAT
En- los centres mineros, aSi como
en- Ia Secretaria de Ia Economic
Nacional, fuimos informado6 de cue
In actividad minera Sigue crecim-
do, gracias q Ia demanda nacionai
extran1era. habiendoee notado una
gran production y demanda de es-
tano que eStA siendo muy solicit
tado por las industries nacionales
v extranieras.
, 1935-09-23
Que Dice Ell
do
Vazquez Vela

MEXICO. ID. T.. sept. 23.-AT.-
e senior Lie. vazquez vela, Secre-
tario de Educaci6n Pdblica. decla-6
que las discusioneS entire las orga-
nizaciones de maestros son discre-
panciaS entire esas mismas Qrganl-
xacones. en las que Ia Secretaria nc
Hene NADIA que yer. puesto cue re
encuentra al m&rgen de todas estas
discuBionaG
, 1935-09-23
Enviaron Mensajes
De FeIicitacion

MEXICO, d. r, Sept Rat
Il aniversario de IA Independencla
de- In Repdblica Chilena do lugar
A cue nuestro gobierno enviase al
Gobierno de Chile menSajes de ca
lurosas felicitaciones eon motive oe
escha TN notable.
, 1935-09-23
Los Problem a S
Universitarios
De Mexico

MEXICO. d. r.. Sept. %. CAT)-
Los acontecimientos sucitados en-
elemento universitario pueden con-
cretarse a los s~iguientes puntos: !.
Designation de un directorio mix
70 que encabezara las actividades
de Ia institution. 2. D~esconoci-
miento collective de las autoridades
UNDERSTANDS y del rector Balbino
DAvalos. y 3ro. Unificacion del es-
~tudiantado, es decir de las derechas.
las izquierdas v los neutraleS a fin
de enfrentarse al problema univer-
gitario.
, 1935-09-23
Campana De
HigienizaciOn
En- Nj exic O

MEXICO. I'D. F, Sept. 23 fATJ-
El DepartamentO de 5aluhridmd
Publica llevara a cabo muy en- breve
importantes ohras m~ateriales, " se
avocara una formal campahR para
In prevention CIV intermediates W da
propaganda higienica. cuyos traba-
1os originaron gasto &c medic mi
lion de pesos.
, 1935-09-23

MEXICO. ID. IT,. Sept. 23.-AT-
Ill doctor Grau san Martin ante
r0rmente Presidente ce Ia Repu-
blica de Cuba Y que a ultimas fechas
estuvo radicado en- eSta Capital. a
No how con destino IN log EBtmdnH
Unidos.
, 1935-09-23
La Ultima Rernesa
De Monedas De
Nueva Ley

MEXICO. ID. T.. Sept. %. CAT)-
La Ultima remesa de tostones de
nueva ley lego a esta capital pro-
cedentes de Estados Unidos, en- can
tidad de dos v medic millones de
pesos que entreron por Manzanillo,
distribuyendose una buena canti-
dad en- 81 occidente del PATS.
, 1935-09-23

-E4lCO. d. f., Sept. q. (AT1-
Ia Corporation de Policia del Dis
trito Federal ofreci6 aver un mag
nifico festival deportivo cue tuvo
luear en- Ell Estadio General en-
honor del G.. Presidente de la Re
publica. cuy0 festival fuG orRanizado
por Ell Oral. Vicente Gonzalez. Jefe
Gle dicha dependencia poliriaca-
, 1935-09-23
K
Asunto De Los
MaestrOs

JALAPA. Veracruz. Sept. 1s. CAT)
Ell Gobernador del Estado salid
por Ia carretera con rumbo q Ia
Capital de In Repdblica, donde. Sc
gdn sc tiene ententido. tratarA al
asunto relative al conflicto de los
maestros de veracruz.
, 1935-09-23
Ell Tempo

Brownsville y FL Vale:
Estar4 nublado eSta noche v ell
nnartes; probablemente cae r an
aguaceros en- In region. La tenn
peratura ser& moderada.
Scplaran vientos moderadcs del
Noreste v del Sureste en I'm Costa.
II rio comenzara n subir de
nivel en- Hidalgo y en- Flo Grande,
debido o las fuertes Iluvias Que
han caido en- u region Oests del
Estadn
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
G.U.,PR|NCETON
|NDEBATE

Georgetown and Princeton Uni
verSity debating teams will debate
tonight at 8:15 o'clock in CASTOR
Hall, alumni Of both institutions
being invited.
The visitors will favor an inter
national agreement to prevent
shipment of arms and munitions,
their team being composed Of Cor
don A. Craig, of New Jersey;
James L. HighSaw. jr., Of Tennes-
see, and John S. Harlow, of Massa-
chusetts.
The Georgetown debaters are
Leo F. Curley, Of Massachusetts,;
John S. Mckinney. Of MaSsachu-
sets, and George H. Guilfoyle. OF
New York.
william Jennings Price, for
merly Georgetown law professor,
will preside, and the judges will
be Justices F. Dickinson Let's and
Oscar H. Luhring, Of the District
Supreme Court; Judge Charles S.
Hatfield, of the U. S. Court OF
Customs Appeals; Merle Thorpe,
editor of Nations Business, and j.
Fred EsSary, of the Baltimore Sun.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
ADMITS Staying
Wife, MOTHER
AND GIRL, 10

NEW YORK, April 2 IN.s).
Thomas Mcfarland, 39-year-old
varnishmaker and the father Of
three children, stool revealed to-
day as the slayer Of his 68-year-old
mother-in-law, Mrs. Nora Kelly,
and her granddaughter, Florence
McVey, 10.
Mcfarland made a complete
confession last night, police said,
and today was held without bail
on a charge of homicide.
The bodies of the two women
Nwere found in their Brooklyn home
shortly before dawn yesterday.
Autopsies revealed that both had
been criminally attacked.
Woman Hanged
Mrs. Kelly's body was hanging
from a wire moose attached to
rafters in the basement. Miss Nc
Vey'S body was found on the
floor Of the living room. She had
been smothered to death.
Mcfarland was picked up by
detectives yesterday. At first he
denied all knowledge Of the crime,
but broke down when detectives
told him they were going to have
stains ON his clothing analysed to
determine whether they were
caused by human blood. He IS
quoted as saying:
"Oh, all right, I'll tell you all
about it and get the thing off
my chest"
II went to visit Mrs. Kelly
with bottle of wine. / guess
/ drank too much. I had had
q glass Of beer and some sherry
when 1 had dinner at home
with the children at 3 o'clock
Sunday afternoon and I stopped
at D saloon and had five beers
On the way.
DOG GIVES ALARM
MESs nelly duU L WCAG IA Vic
kitchen and she got sore when
I took several glasses from the
bottle.
"She told me to stop making
such a hog of myself. Then
she raised a chair as though to
strike me. Everything went
black. / have a faint recOllec-
ton Of choking her"
The bodies of the women were
found when Patrick Murray, who
lived upstairs in the same house,
became alarmed at the constant
whining of Mrs. Kelly'S dog.
Mcfarland, a native of Mobile,
Ala. met Mrs. Kelly'S daughter.
Ann, while in the Army at Fort
Hancock in 1917. They were mar
ried that same year. His children
are Marian, IA, and 11-year-old
twins, Anna and Edith. His wife
died when the twins were born.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
Do You Remember?
(Ans1DerS 20 QueSttons on

ANSWERS to questions on
Page 81:
Colonel Lawrence of
Arabia" one Of the heroes
Of the World War, an
nOunced he was going into
retirement to escape ad-
mirerS.
Superintendent Of Social
Service Of Federal Prisons,
Mr.. Gerlach urged proper
attention to juvenile de-
linquency As . means Of
solving the crime problem.
One Of Americas most
distinguished actresses, Miss
Locke urged an exchange Of
plays and players with Eng
land to make for better
international understanding.
Pilot Andrews, who holds
the speed record between
Washington and the Pacific
Coast, was planning q new
record flight to Mexico City.
Commander Clements, dis
tinguished Navy officer,
charged q Communist plot
to commit sabotage in the
navy yards and on ships.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
S|MSES REDUCE
CULBERTSONS'
BRIDGE LEAD
BY DAVID p. sENTNER

ny DAN4~ SAAAN AANAAS
NEW YORK, April 2 Q.N.S).
The Sims ulbertson contract
bridge battle failed to be prov
ing ground for the new scoring
system celebrating its baptismal
fire.
Despite the fact that it was
predicted the reductions in grand
slam bonuses would make 1t
doubly difficult for P. Hal Sims
and his wife to cut down the
commanding lead Of Ely GILBERT
son and Mrs. CulbertSon, the Sims
team today were only 5,940 points
behind. They have Topped off
$40 points in the last "a hours.
Code Has Little Effect
Only once did the new scoring
enter into the situation. That
was when the SimSeS, having
scored go points on a two-heart
bid, next bid one no-trump and
garnered game. Under the new
bridge code, one no-trump is
valued at 40 points instead of 80.
Said Mr.. Culbertson:
1--WE have learned nothing
yet as to the effect Of the
new code on bridge playing"
The additional liberties given
the dummy" also failed to pro-
duce any stimulating remarks.
Perhaps the four contestants
we're saving their quips for the
late sessions today when a micro
phone will hang over the center
Of the table.
A local radio station arranged
to broadcast every mite of con-
verSation.
Queen Count Mixed
The mystery of the missing
queens in the total count of that
suit during the first week of the
match was only partially solved
today.
Mrs. Sims has openly expressed
skepticism Of the tabulation of
aces, kings and queens held by
both sides.
The queen count at the end
Of last weeks sessions was posted
at 1873 for each side. When it
was discovered this total did not
equal the total number. Of aces
and kings given, it was said only
g. certain number Of rubberS was
considered for queen holdings.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
SWIM BAN ON DOGS

PLYMOUTH, Mass, April 2 Il.
N.SO-Dogs won't shake their
wet fur on sleeping bathers at
Plymouth Beach next summer.
While the towns laws show no
restrictions in regard to mems
and women's bathing attire, ca
mines will not be allowed to swim
and may appear on the beach
only on leash.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
Movie POrtrays
Capital Slulns

THE Other Side Of Washing
ton," a motion picture showing
housing conditions in the slumS
of the city will be presented to-
morrow at $50 p. m. at Typo
graphical Temple, 425 G st. N. w.
The film was made by the
film group Of the D. c. chapter
of the Student League for Indus
trial Democracy.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
FINDS 2 SONS HURT

DANVILLE, Va, April (Spe-
ciaD Hearing her son, Joe Davis,
had been hurt in an accident, Mrs.
Maggie Davis went to the hospital
and found not only Joe but Robert
Lynch, another son by a previous
marriage, injured in another acct
dent.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
D. G. Pair Depart
For Chicago Test

Elisha Schuman and Eduardo
Yapp left today for Chicago to
compete in the National Table
Tennis championships which will
open Friday.
Schuman, who is only IS years
old, is the District champion,
while Yapp is ranked seventh ma
tionally.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
Navy Orchestra
To Play Tonight

The United States Navy Band
Orchestra. under leadership of
Lieut.. Charles Benter, and Alex
ander Morris, assistant leader,
will give a symphony program
at 8 p. m. tonight in the Sail
Loft, Navy Yard.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
TRAGIC REFUSAL

PARIS, April 2 Q.S.N).-Be-
cause her father forbade her at
tend a dance, 16-year-old Marcella
Address committed suicide by
jumping in the Seine River.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
FREE MOVIES ON ERA

LYNN, Mass. April 2 QN.S0.
Free movies will be given at the
auditorium of Lynn English High
School. for welfare recipients, as
an ERA project.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10

1. As pointed out in Personal Management" co on d e nsed in Readers Digest) many firms have found 1t saves a lot of time to have special chairs for unweicome call CTS. One executive had one chair handy to be pushed forward for his unwelcome visitors with the front legs shortened. just enough so the visitors would not realize why he was so uncomfortable; but he soon felt unconsciously that he wished he were elsewhere. This executive found 1t reduced the sit- ting time of undeslrables by eighty per cent. Better keep an eye on which chair is offered you and learn your standing before you sit. 2. A study of this point was made by Ruth D. Eckert upon students in the Univ. of Buffalo. Shn found
 many of both the bright. and slow students had decided upon their vacations about the second year in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
PARIS STYLES
By MARY FENTRESS

Paris (UP) Three costumes fro mthe house of Jean Patou give a picture of the distinction and individuality of the 1885 style trend.
 The tendency toward skirt drap- ing is shown in an afternoon gown of crepe romaine in the new shade of rosy grey. The top layer of the wrap-around skirt is shoter than the lower tier and thus gives a dia- gonal line to the skirt. It is edged by a band of pleating and astens with a row of little buttons in back.
 A knife-pleated white chiffon Is made on the redingote principle, but. achieves novelty by the fact that it is left open, in hack, rather than in front. It is worn over white chiffon and is belted in bright green leather. With this is worn a black taffeta coat with exaggerated lapels. The coat fastens with large composition clips which are the identical shade of green as the dress belt.
 An evening ensemble in crepe romaine combines the shades of olive green and cream and shows the extremely popular Sari infiu- ence. The dress in cream has a square decollete in front and is cut to a deep V in back. A scarf in olive Is gathered into folds and is used to edge the decollete. It continues in back to form sash effect. The coat is in olive, trim med in cream, and has the Sari- like cape which can be pulled up over the head to protect the hair.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
OLORIFYlNG
 YOURSELF
N6y Alicia Hart HS
So05Ses SskA sEJSxGs alc

If your lipstick refuses to stay on longer than half an hour, don't blame hte brand until you have checked carefully your method of application. The main reason a good many women can't keep color on their lips Is because they put it on incorrectly in the first place.
 When you have used all of your cosmetics, including powder, wipe your lips with 8 piece of clean tissue. Be sure no moisture re- mains. Then, parting them a trifie so that you can put little color on that inside line which shows when you talk or smile, apply lipstick generously.
 Keep your mouth slightly open for about two minutes, thereby giving the makeup time to set. When it looks dry, take another piece of tissue and rub off the excess, smoothing down rought edges as you do so. Afterward, you can moisten them all you like.
 Remember that you can't use lipstick to change the natural line of your lips. To spread it beyond the corners in the hope of mak- ing your mouth look wider is ri- diculous. You won't fool anyone mot even yourself. To rouge only the center of the lips doesn't make your mouth look smaller. It simply will appear badly made up. r
 If any color shows on white skin beyond the edges of your mouth, remove it with bit of cream and then repowder that particular spot. If your lips get drp and rough when you ride in a rumble seat or ride a horse, bet ter carry bit of lip pomade in your handbag.
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