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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29
BAD PAINS IN SIDE
Spells OF Nervousness Also TrOu-
bled This Lady Who Gives
Cardui Credit for Help
Ing Her Get Well.

Depcw, Okla.-"For six years."
Gays Mrs. Ed Burton, of this place,
81 suffered as bad as q woman can
suffer and still keep going"
Fl was good for nothing, was life
less and pale, unable to eat any,
thing. Nothing agreed with me. At
.imes / had such bad pains IN my
sides and back ! would have to go
TO bed. ! had cramping spells and
would faint IL i stood on my feet
any length of time. My nerves would
become upset at the least little thing
and / would have spells Of crying
that were SO exhausting they LETT
me PROSTATE.
Several OF my friends suggested
that / take Cardui. They told me Of
their experiences with it. how much
they have been helped. At last i
decided TO try It
I'm a few weeks, I could see that |
was improving, so ! kept on l did
not expect the troubles OF years TO
disappear In a few days, nor did
they. but In time ! was much better.
1 kept UP the Cardui treatment for
several months and thanks to II L
am a well woman now"
At al drug stores. Nc-IM
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29

and chief AZ all. the mockery of their
pretense of worshipping God when
their hearts were not right. His bold
challenge to the national was. Pre-
pare Ia meet thy God. o Israel"
ITO enforce his warning he pic
tured the coming destruction Of the
nation in five visions OF judgement,
namely, the locust plague and fire
sweeping the nation; the plumb-line
showing its e~rookedness: the basket
/ OF perishable fruit symbolizing its
decay at hand and the spiritual
famine Of Gods withdrawal from the
nation.
1T j. little wonder that such .
plain preacher was invited - return
70 his own land and mind his own
business. But the judgement. Amos
predicted came to pass within fifty
years til the captivity and destruction
Of the northern kingdom Of Israel. He
closes his prophesy with a promise
to raise up the tabernacle OF David
that IS fallen and close up the
breaches thereof; 20 raise up his
ruins and build Il as in the days OF
old" In Acts i5:l5-l6 ST. Jares
quotes this promise Of Amos and
claims its fulfillment in Jesus Chris.
and his Church made Up of both GER
tiles and jews with No breach be-
tween"
Quoted with the anthorA permis-
sion from -The EiEt ar the Rihle
Book by Book BY DR.. Alvin T.. Bell.
Toledo, o.. i69 pages s1.50.l
The international Uniform Lesson
for Oct. 30 is Amos ga to 3:I5. the
subject being amos Denounces Stn.1
and the golden text Amos 5:1s:
Seek good, and not evil. that ye nay
live. and SO the Lord. tire God Of
hosts. shall be with you. as ye have
spoken
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29
Masquerade Dance
AT Casino Saturday

All-night boat service will take
t~isiters TO and from Padre Island
saturday evening, the occasion being
= masquerade dance TO be given in
the ballroom at the Gulfsidc> casino.
Appropriate Halloween decorations
viii ADD % the festive atmosphere
e the casino and dining room serv-
ice viii accommodate all who wish
III
The Rainbow Ramblers from Fort
Brown have been engaged to fur
fssh the music for the occasion and
rlso for another dance that will be
held there Sunday evening. Rooms
e the casino may be reserved for
those wishing 20 remain On the
island for the weekend festivities.
Dancing viii begin at $ o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29
NOTICE
TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY

This Is 20 notify you that my son,
Robert NJ. Grahsm, commonly called
"FuzEie") has no authority TO con-
tract any indebtedness Dr o draw any
checks in my name. or in the name
Of any member Of my family, and
that he has no bank account Of his
own, and that ] nor any member Of
my family will pay any checks drawn
By him. or any accounts contracted or
made by him, in his name. or in the
name OF anyone else; and since ]
have been unable 20 get him to en-
gage in a kind OF aonorbsle en-
ployment or labor. and he IL there
fore entitled TO no financial credit
by any one. ] suggest that no NJ ex-
tend TO him any financial credit Of
any kind or in any sum.
I regret 70 make this public state
ment. but feel that it i necessary 20
protect those who might otherwise
extend credit 10 him. because he "
my son. las. A. Graham.
I0-2--lI-2-7t-2532.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29
CHAPTER XII

1nAE En- ALI
Aunt Fmily's new kitchen-maid
was at the sink, washing lettuce
leaves. She turned in surprise as
Sally, scsrlet-cheeked and painting.
burst open the door and dropped on
10 the nearest chair.
But a second later, when the door
swung open again 10 admit Aunt
Emily, she turned her back upon the
kitchen and went on washing the
lettuce as ii nothing else in the
world wattered 10 her but the
cleanliness Of that lettuce. She had a
wholesome fear OF her employer.
What WERE you doing?" Aunt
Emily wanted TO know. standing be-
fore her pretty niece. with her plat
ter Of hot chicken still in her hands.
Tell me this minutel"
shaking my shoulders" the girl
replied after a minute or so. Ted
was showing me a nex dance, and
| started to shimmy for him.
He hates me TO-"
She Looked up suddenly, her eyes
dancing with fun and mischief.
II know how to do il, though, don't
II" she asked with the winsomeness
CT a child that knows ii has done q
wicked but funny thing. II can shake,
rattle and roll to beat anything,
can't I? It's my only accomplishment,
Aunt Eml"
She shook her lovely shoulders
again. and the movement was as deli
cately lovely as the flutter of a birds
wings as il coasts along the sky.
Aunt Emily stared at her with eyes
49, w.n a. -.- - -
head. Could this be her neice. the
calm and sensible and dependable
Sally? This hright-eyed, innocent
looking young thing who talked about
shaking. lattling and rolling" as
she might have talked about sleep
ing, breathing and eating; who actu-
ally knew that vulgar dance-the
''shimmy."
Well, never let nc see you doing
anything like that again IN MY
housed" she snapped. starting away
again with her platter.
She had no inkling az that time of
how soon she would have to eat her
words.
Ted was very cheerful and talka-
tive on the way home that night IN
der the autumn moon. He had just
sold Aunt Emily a car-or at least,
he had her promise 10 take one from
him-and the deal had set him up
wonderfully.
1--WE been doing awfulIy we'll late
~" he said, throwing an arm care
lessly along the back of Sally's seat
in his swift-running little Cheap
sides"
Sally sat up straight. She knew
that there was nothing careless
about that arm. She had ridden with
Ted so many times that she knew
just what his technique was:
First he would put his arm along
tie back Of the seat, as IL by acct
dent.
Then he would let his fingers Just
flick her shoulders. Then they
would tighten there, and presently
he would be trying to draw her close
to him so that he could kiss her.
1t had happened that way a hun
bred times, and the outcome had al
ways been the same. Sally simply
would not let him make love 20 her.
Tonight she began 20 sing TO her
self as if he were not in the car z;
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

s.45 a. m.-Bible school. Harry l.
Faux, sapt.
1855 a. m.-Morning worship the
pastor preaching. The theme Will be
'The Victory Of Faith. The music
will include the prelude in ID Miror
Bach: an anthem "0h Taste and
See How Gracious the Lord Is,
(Goss); ~offertory "Pastorale' (Guii-
maht).
$3.50 p. m.-The several BYPU's
will meet in their respective places.
1880 p. m.-Eyening worship. The
music for the evening viii include
the Prelude Romance tS~vandson);
tffertory "Cradle Song Nliinsky),
and a special number BY the choir.
We arc beginning q revival meet
ing in which ~. J. VI. Dawson, pas
tor Of the First Baptist Church, Wa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29
FIRST REsBYTERIAN CHURCH

GAS 2. m. Sunday School.
10000 a. m. Mems Bible class meets
in business college.
il:OO a. m. morning worship. "Er-
roneous EvaSions" will be the sub
leet OF the sermon by the pastor.
Special music by the choir.
1880 p. m. evening worship with
sermon on Counting the Cost"
The general public il cordially in
vited 70 the services Of this church.
krnmet p. Day. Pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29
CITY BRIEFS

Why pay Rent? Finance a home
payment plan. We also loan on bus
of all kinds. Todd d. Underwood,
State National Bank Building. Phone
lS3.-Ady. If.
Aliens Held-Three Greek citizens,
picked up az Alamo during the past
week, by John r. Peavey, boarder pa
troll inspector, have been detained
for deportation. Edmund III. Levy, OF
the border patrol office, said Satur-
day. The men were taken into Gus
tody after questioning had failed 10
bring a satisfactory explanation of
their method of entry into the United
States, IL was said.
Wanted-Land 10 break with trac-
tor. W. r. McElroy, Brownsville
Adv. 4.
The Blue Bonnet Shop, formerly
located in Downs Brothers Store,
San Benito. have moved TO the lobby
Of the Stonewall Jackson Hotel. En-
trance on the Brownsville highway.
ADV. 20.
Eat Sunday chicken dinner, with
pumpkin pie. Ye olde College Inn
Adv. 80.
Weak Eyes of children
strengthened by Diekey's Old Reli-
able Eye Water. All druggists Zoe.
ADV. 90
For Delicious hot tamales, hot
chilli and coffee. come 20 the new
Azteca confectionery every day on
18th street next to Catholic church.
ADV.
Poison Oak or Ivy Is relieved
quickly and permanently with I'm
perial eczema Remedy. All drug
gists are authorized to refund your
money II IL fails.-Adv. 90
Ill AZ Home-Dan Neal. farmer Of
the El JErdin section il in a serious
condition nj his home according 70 in
formation received by his son. Bert
Neal. Sil Washington street, Friday
night. Dr. Harry X. Loew was in at
tendance Of the sick man Friday
afternoon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Elizabeth and Stillman streets.
Sunday services-ll a. m.
Sunday school-9:30 a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting, s P. m.
The public is cordially invited.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29
SACRED HEART CHURCH
Sundaya

Summer regulation. from June 18th
TO Sept. 18th.
Sundays
1900 a. m.-Holy Communion mass.
$500 a. m.-Low mass. Benediction
Of the Blessed Sacrament.
No evening service except on
special occasions.
Week Days
TOO q. m.-Divine service and
Holy Communion every morning.
JEAN b. FRIGON, o. NJ. l.. aston
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29
RECEIVES NEWS OF DEATH

Especial TO The HeraId)
SAN BENITO. Oct. 29.-Word was
received Wednesday by Mrs. z. Z.
Wilmeth Of the death of her mother
who lives in Emporia. Kans. Mrs.
wilmoth left at once for that place
to be al the funeral
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29
UNITY

Sunday 1880 a. m.-Dittman The
Song-"Prayer Of Faith"
Silence.
Song-God Is Love-
Announcements.
Responsive Service.
Message.
Offering.
Song-Showers Of Blessings"
Renodiction.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29
Brownsville Church Services

co, Texas, will lead in the preaching.
de will reach us Monday and will
be with US for two weeks. Services
VIII be each morning and evening, 10
IN the morning and 1880 in the
evening with the exception of Mon
day and Saturday, on which days
there will be no morning service.
We cordially invite the people Of
Brownsville and vicinity to worship
with u during these special serv-
ices. d.. Dawson is one Of our fore
most preachers and will bring US
helpful messages.
T.. W. MARSHALL, Pastor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29

Weak Eyes of children are
strengthened by Dickey's Old Reli-
able Eye Water. All druggists 25c.
ADV. (61
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29

Eat Sunday chicken dinner. with
pumpkin pie. Ye olde College Inn
Adv. 80.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29

For Delicious hot tamales, hot
chilli and coffee, come 70 the new
Azteca confectionery every day Oh
18th street next to Catholic church.
ADV.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29

The Blue Bonnet Shop, formerly
located in Downs Brothers Store,
| San Benito. have moved 70 the lobby
Of the Stonewall Jackson Hotel. En-
trance on the Brownsville highway.
ADJ %
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-10-29

Wanted-Land TO break with trac-
tor. W. X. McElroy, Brownsville
Adv. 4.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-01

This shows what travelling life viii be few years hence,
when 81 long travelling VIII bs done through the air.
The great az Oakland whore enormous fortunes viii
bemade IN real other ways ii the next few years
has built Pacific Coast airport Of which the country may be
proud
This photograph shows the arplane City Of Oakland"
after had left oakland flown across the beautiful San Fran
CISCO Bay fine haEbor there in the world on its way
q the Pacific, passing over San Francisco.
few moments later II had sailed out above the Golden
Gate the wide racc News dispatches have told the
rest.
The imagination Is impressed BY this picture Of men flying
San Tranciscos office buildings flying west toward the
setting SUM- and toward beautiful islands in the Pacific
Ocean,
Within few years tens of thousands of arpIanes safer
than street cars infinitely surer and faster than railroad
trains, win fly ii al directions
trip across the ocean viii be simple as trip from
Washington to Chicago now, and shorter
trip across the country from New York 70 California and
from OaOra on across the ocean, will take less time than
IT takes now to SO from New York TO California.
hard % realize these things but they win come
THEY ARE ON THEIR Way Just as surely as the sun rises
every morning far ont the Atlantic and out on the
Pacific
This picture i valuable because II reminds Americans in
the East that there exists great Western territory Of which
they know little and Of magnificent cities such Oakland
San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle and many others where
There empty land and few Indians only few years ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-01
AIR TRAVEL
BY DR.. Frank Crane

AYOTHING is creative than imagination
~ Creation is not much the or even
Of the BRAIN speaking Of it logic machine, Of
dreams. The real inventor is sort Of poet whose
"eye, in q fine frenzy rolling
Doth glance from heaven EARTH from earth heaven
And imagination bodies forth
The forms of things unknown, the poets pen
Turns them to shapes, and gives to airy nothing
A local habitation and q name
Colonel Lndberghs exploit has fired the imagination Of the
world and his example has already been emuaed degree
by many
One of its practical results is give impetus to
mercial navigation.
There will undoubtedly large expansion Of aerial mail
is much more likely to be read first.
The German who made the Angeles which
fully sailed the proposing
an air ship to circumnavgate the globe.
The Spanish government endowing which will
carry passengers and freight from Seville to South America
The air lanes hummng. Colonel Lndbergh has given
traffic filp
company has formed make air ships that viii do the
round trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco and back
day. When that completed breakfast Angeles
have lunch in San Francisco and return to Los Angeles for
supper at six.
The main trouble with Ongdstance flying is the weight
gasoline the ships have to carry but the Spanish propose
weighess gas and that is successful, they will do
much to improve traffic by air
This writer remember when riding automobile was
considered quite exploit It dangerous exciting
business Travel by which question to
many will be q commonplace thing.
+ Copyright Mcclure
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-01
NEGOTIATIONS
OF A WIFE
By helen ROWIand-
And SIN We Love Them

+ you belie--e all you are told
j about them. nothing n this
world CAN be as sure, as satisfy.
ing, as harmless and as wonder
full az a popular brand Of Gig.
arettes-or = mans love-
The bitterest moment Of !
wonan's life Is that in which she
discovers that the man to whose
"nobler and higher nature she
has been striving to appeal, never
had such thing.
Somehow, q man always be.
Heves that there must be lot,
Of deep, intense emotion hidden ii
a woman's heart when he has
been unable to squeeze any out
Of It.
Success in one love-affair makes
q man so dix that he begins to
wonder why such dazzling crea.
ture should not scatter his charms
and kisses around instead Of
selfishly wasting them all on the
same woman.
When q woman sees man
making a fol Of himself over a
prettier woman, somehow It
arouses all her '.motherly In.
stinct" to protect him from his
own weakness.
The most difficult problem that
faces q man, after marriage, is
how to live u to his reputation
as a dangerous, irresistible devil,
and still keep his reputation as q
model husband.
just about the time q. man
gets thoroughly acclimated to the
Summer humidity and resigned to
his wife's absence, along comes a
telegram saying that she feels
she should hurry back home and
look after him.
=
The girl who pets promiscu.
Olisly, and falls for & man al.
most before he is there to catch
her, IL merely making the world
safe for bachelors.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-01
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Editor THE WASHINGTON TIMES:
row long II the Capital Of the
III nation going to tameIy sub.
nit to the ruthless running down
of innocent and reputable citizens
Of the community by men who,
under the cloak Of the law, turn
our streets into automobile race
courses and speed at so or 10
miles an hour and place the lives
and properly Of hundreds in con-
slant jeopardy? When, IL ever,
did two wrongs make a right?
Would 1t not be far better for q
bootlegger to escape than to have
one brave and meritorious mem.
Der Of our Fire Department killed
and HIS family deprived Of their
support and cast into mourning?
When q Senator of the United
States Is shot, heroic men killed,
the lives Of innocent men, women
and children constantly endan-
gered by endeayors to capture
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-01
SECRETS OF
HEALTH
~ Do. @. a. Q. Reed

MOST Of US have bean atflictsd
4V1 ct one time or another with
the jumping" variety Of tooth
ache. the one with q regular
excruciating throb. ana remember
that it Is 4 much worse variety
than the ordinary dull one.
There Is no need to advise the
sufferer to 30 to the dentisthe
win do that fast enough but It ID
in the nature Of the jumping
toothache that It comes on IN the
middle OF the night, when dem
lists are not easily to be had. The
question is, then, what to do
about it.
The mechanism Of the jump Is
this: The nerve tissue Of the
tooth IL inflaned, and II conse-
quently full of blood, for the de.
lenses Of the body are all doing
their utmost to keep It fun and
so combat the germs which are
trying to obtain q foothold IN the
tOoth-tllat is, q very sensitive
tissue, inside q prison that Will
not stretch, ID being swollen. Butt
added to this, there Is . fresh sup
ply Of blood at q high pressure
trying to get in every time the
heart beats, and 50 at every beat
there Is a response by the tor
mented nervesa Jump.
1t tends To come on in the mid
die Of the night. That Is because
when the head Is level with the
heart less effort Ii required. to
force the blood to the tooth, and
consequently the pressure Is
greater. It IL no good trying to
20 on sleeping under these icoildi.
tons. The only thing to do isS to
Sit up ana try to forget t., Once
the head IL raised the throb r. re-.
duced to more bearable proper.
items. An aspirin or two may be
permissible at crisis " this
kind, and may tide the victim
over until he can set 70. his
dentist. S.
Jumping toothaclle may attack
children with healthy teeth. That
is because there ID al tooth called
sssix-year.oldn nlolar. 1t Is the
first double tooth to eEupk. It
appears as It's name implies, dtir-
ing the sixth year Of life. q The
mistake many people make,
when their children cut IT. Is to
think that 1t II milk tooth
which has been somewhat delayed
and which will soon be pushed
out by q permanent one.
Now this Ii q bad error. for IL
may induce parent to neglect
the tooth, with disastrous results.
The six-year-oId molar, Is q per.
manent tooth and not only that
but The most important Of all the
permanent teeth. II 1T Is allowed
to decay in It's first four or five
years 1t will have to come, out.
IL 1t Is lost. the whole series IS
thrown out Of gear. for Il comes
first for the others to dress by
and Il they do not find It they
tend to grow anyhow. ana spoil
not only the child's appearance
but his health, Tor . tooth ont
Of place is generally an unhealthy
tooth.
Occasionally. but not often, IL
happens that when the six.year
Tnolar Il lost very early, the sec.
ond and third inolars' move up to
fill the gap. but this - q piece
of luck that no one has any right
to count on. Therefore, watch
your child for the sixth.year
molar and give Il extra care Tor AT
the rest dsDonds- en- sSses -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-01

highly convenient to himself. IT'S
g means to an end-a circus end.
And so are the great majority Of
our human illnesS-means to an
end.
Then are these people Just pre-.
tending? Aren't their headaches
!, and dizzy spells real? Yes, they're
reai--as real az any attack of
mumps or scarlet fever rash, and
their victims are not pretending
when they groan In anguish.
Nevertheless, in q, vast number
OF cases, they have wished that
anguish on themselves, to escape
from some condition which Is
even more unpleasant to them.
Listen while Andre Tridon re.
Veals the deep, dark secret of
many q sick headache.
The woman suffering from sick
headaches Is almost invariably 4
weak individual who either
shrinks from making decisions or
IL dominated BY her husband. per.
haps burdened with household
duties tf not with several noisy,
ill-behayed children.
Protected BY her sick headaches
. she can postpone all decisions, let
someone else shoulder the re.
sponsibilities and incur criticism
In case of failure.
In her home she becomes 4
center Of attention and sy1npa.
thy. Her husband must look and
act sorry whether he feels sorry
or NOT. She is relieved OF every
household care. The children are
Slleneed. Neighbors or relatives
offer assistance. The doctor calls,
chats and brings news. For one,
two or three days mother has
MADE HERSELF FELT, has
compelled everyone TO REALIZE
HER IMPORTANCE and Is her
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-08-01

reckless men, Il It not time for
officers charged with the duty Of
enforcing the law to devise meth.
DDS Of capture which will not
entail such grave hazards as now
exist?
do not know any better argu.
ment the vets can produce for q
complete revision 81 the Wolstead
act than the present ruthless dis.
regard Of all rights Of our citi.
zens by officers who use gasoline
and high.powered cars rather than
brains and strategy in the pursu.
ance Of their duties. Public
opinion Is crystallizing in i deter.
mination to stamp out this CRYING
evil, and we look to the press to
bring the matter forcibIy and
constantly to the attention of the
people until safety on the streets
has been obtained.
ELIOT II. THOMSON
900 r. ST. II. w.