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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
Health Nurse Ready
To Give Fever Shots

Miss Emily Lannon's, acting city
health nurse Friday announced that
the department was now prepared to
give typhoid NEGOTIATIONS.
The serum will be administered by
DR.. Ernest Prothro. county health
officer, she said, for a minimum
charge of 20 cents an innoculation.
The minimum charge is made in pay
ment for serum used.
There were Is babies treated at
the regular weekly baby clinic held
at the city hall Wednesday after
noon, Miss Lannon's announced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
EUROPE LIKES
G. O.P.NOMINEE
Hoover 10 Lauded In
Ne newspapers OF
Many Nations

LONDON. June 15.--QP-The Eve
ming News, commenting ~editorially
on the nomination ~ rhe republicans
of Herbert c. Hoover. describes him
rs safe, sane and conservative"
News Of the nomination came too
late for the morning newspapers but
was published prominently this after
Thus far the Evening News
has been the only paper to CON-
ment editorially.
PARIS, June Observation-Disclosures
of Herbert Hoover was given much
favorable comment in the afternoon
papers today. II was breakfast time
when the nomination was flashed 10
Paris and the morning papers there
fore had no comment.
For weeks there have been columns
in the papers about the man whom
France knows SO we'll through his
flood relief and other war work.
ROME, June 15.-[PEHerbert G.
Hoover's nomination produced a gen.
orally favorable impression in Rome
in the sense that If he Is elected
it presaged a continuation OF the
policies SO far pursued by the United
States.
The nomination was especially in
teresting to the vatican where ii was
recalled that Mr.. Hoover when chair
man for the committc for the relief
Of Belgium applied directly to the
Pope.
GENEVA, June i6.@P-Nomina-
ton of Herbert Hoover is viewed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
Heat Wave of One
Day Broken With
Storm One Killed

NEW YORK, June 15.-tPb-A one
day heat wave in the central Allan
tic seaboard states had been broken
today as a result Of sever electrical
storms that caused the death Of one
person and the injury of seven.
Robert w. Patterson, Jr., of Pitts
burgh. an alumnus of Princeton class
Of 1918. was killed by lightning as he
stood under a tree at Princeton, N.
j., where he was attending his class
reunion.
Seven persons we're stunned BY
fHirhtninS bolts during the storm
(which swept Burlington. N. j.. and
two hotels we're set On fra
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
British Publisher
WEEDS Noted Beauty

DORKING, Surrey, June 15.-CP-
Miss Gladys Cooper, actress who is
regarded by many artists as the
most beautiful woman in England.
and Sir Neville Pearson, publisher,
were married at the registry office
this morning.
Miss Cooper's first marriage to H.
]. Buckmaster was dissolved. She
visited America in 1923. Sir Neville
Pearson was granted a divorce from
Mary Mond. daughter Of Sir Alfred
Mond in November, 1927.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
Flashes Of Life

ADJ 44G AoS0CA8bE0 1NG1tJ
NEW YORK.-John Bull has sent
Uncle Sam a check for a few cents
John had to come across with $751;
100000 on his war debt, and he
acquired American securities at a
discount to present ut par. He didn't
figure exactly right, so j. p. Morgan
and Co., his fiscal agents, had to fix
up the balance.
CHICAGO.-A trust fund Of $780,
900 for needy C~hicagoans Is estab.
lished by the will Of John B. Lavez-
zerio, who earned 81 a week as an
immigrant boy and left more than
s 100000 made in selling produce
and real estate.
PHILADELPHIA million dol
lar set of 81 bells is to help make
music on Edward w. Bok's estate at
Mountain Lake, Fla. The bells will
be in q bird sanctuary stocked with
nightingales and other ~songsters.
Josef Holman is to test the bells
in England where they have been
made.
NEW YORK-Two fair Helens are
mighty WALLPAPERS. There's Helen
Wills for one. Helen Hicks, 17-year-
old school girl is the sensation of
the current Long Island women's
golf tourney. Recently she won a
long-driving contest with a wallop Of
230 yards. All her friends call her
Billie.
MADRID.-By order Of King Al
fonso bulls and horses are to have
a little more consideration in the
national sport. Horses will have
shields. The use Of heated steel
points to enrage bulls is forbidden.
CAMDEN, N. IA male gossip
Of the worst kind" is to repent in the
hoosegow. That's what Judge Bert
man called a mill foreman who told
everybody he saw q girl worker
kissing her boy friend. A three
months sentence was imposed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
Slayer Of Mine
Chief In Mexico
Confessesy Report

! MEXICO CITY. June 15.-CP-Dis-
patches from Pachuca today said po-
lice there had obtained a confession
from Alberto Islas that he murdered
Howard G. Smith OF Denver. superin-
tendent Of Santa Gertrudis mine, on
May 80.
Islas said he had been discovered
stealing ore and decided to kill
Smith. believing he would thereby
escape punishment. Borrowing a rifle
he posted himself along the highway
and fired upon the American as he
drove by. Smith was wounded in
the hand. He left the automobile TO
capture his assailant but was hit
with two more bullets and killed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
CITY BRIEFS
Has Moved-To Miller hotel corner.
Landin Optical Co.-Adv. $50.

Has Moved-To Miller hotel corner
Landin Optical Co.-Adv. $50.
Heyi Heyt Come and try our
Jumbo lee Cream Soda; also our
Hawaiian Delight. Ye Olde College
Inp.-Adv. IL.
Pongee silk Dress-Just the thing
for outdoor sport wear. They are
embroidered and piped trimmed.
Regular IS values only S2.9S during
our sale. The Popular Store. Adv. Is.
Jumbo Ice Cream Sodas in the
huge green glasses, only 15c. Ye
Olde College Inn.-Adv. IL.
Typewriter and piano for rent
Phone S74-J.-Adv. IL.
For Engraved wedding invitations,
announcements and calling cards of
the better class, see your jeweler.
r. l. Lackner, HOG Elizabeth ST.
Adv. II.
Try our Jumbo Cream Soda and
u Hawaiian Delight Ye 0lde Col
lege Inn.-Adv. IT.
Be Sure and see our daily special
"live wire" items we are offering
during our great semi-annual clear
ance sale. The Popular Store. Adv.
Is.
Mrs. Agnes Hawkins, the Gossard
corsetierre, will be at Bollack's with
the Gossard fall sample line on
Wednesday, June 20. Phone No. Q
for sppointments.-Adv. 20.
Extra SpeciaI-Ladies' wash froeks
made Of dimities and p~ercaline ma
terials. Beautifully organdy trim
med. Special during sale at CSC.
The Popular Store. Adv. Is.
Too Hot To Cook-Buy your Sun
day dinner at the food sale given
by the ladies Of the Christian church
in front Of Penney's Store, Satur-
day morning.-Adv.
Summer hats mt reduced price
special at Amaya's Millinery, Adam
street, near Herald office.-Adv. IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
Whaley Says Valley
Beats California

California has nothing on the Rio
Grande Valley in the opinion of
Porter A. Whaley, general manager
Of the San Antonio Chamber Of Com
merce.
G. c. Richardson, manager of the
Brownsville Chamber Of Commerce,
Thursday received a card from Whal-
ey in which he said that his present
trip through California had only
made him more ap~preciative Of the
Rio Grande Valley. The card was
mailed from Phoenix. Ariz.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
WEATHER SUMMARY

The weather continued mostly
cloudy and unsettled over much OF
the country since last report. Numer.
Gus showers and thunderstorms oc-
CURED within the last "a hours in
the Gulf states, the Plains states
and in the far northwestern and far
northeastern states. Temperatures
were near the seasonal average prac.
ticslly throughout the country this
morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
STOP THAT ITCHING

Use Blue Star Soap. then apply
Blue Star Remedy for Eczema itch,
letter. ringwcrm. poison oak. dandruff.
children's sores. cracked hands. sore
feet and most forms 81 itching skin
diseases. II kills germs. stors itching,
usually restoring the skin 10 health.
Soap. 25c: Blue Star Remedy, sl.OO.
Ask your Enthusiastically.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15

with great interest by League Of Ma
tons circles where tie opinion Is
expressed that IL elected. American
policy will become more active and
more definite. This is qualified.
however. with statements that as far
as the league Is concerned. develop
ments Of American cooperation with
the league which began under Presi-
dent Harding and uas accentuated
under President Coolidge. is looked
for no matter who becomes presi-
dent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
TO GIVE DANCE RECTTAI.

IO GIVE RECITAL
SAN BENITO, June 15.-Pupils of
Miss Markoleta Esther will appear
In q dance recital here Friday night
at the Rivoli theater. the vaudeville
bill being the second presented this
season by Miss Elstner.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
WEATHER BULLETIN

First figure lowest temperature
last night; second. highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third. wind velocity
at 8 o. m; fourth. rainfall past "a
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15
SUICIDE RINGS BELL

.THAUNTO... Eng.-Ringing of a
church bell here revealed that STAN
ley Roberts had hanged himself
with the belfry rope.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15

McALLEN, June 15.-Miss
Louise Ford and Oliver Brown
knight were married in the home Y
William Clark Wednesday. The cerd
mony was performed by Rev. Jewel
Matthews, pastor Of First Christian
church or McAlIen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15

Too Hot To Cook-Buy your Sun
day dinner at the food sale given
BY the ladies Of the Christian church
in front Of Penney's Store, Satur-
day morning-Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15

GENEVA, June i5.-LP-Nomina-
ton Of Herbert Hoover Is viewed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-15

Summer hats Mt reduced prices
special at Amaya's Millinery, Adams
street, near Herald office.-Adv. IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08
Urges
Husbands and
WtDes to Vtew
Marriage as
q Job
|DorothyDix
This
Marriage
Business
It's Nice to Think of Marriage as Poetic, But if
More Men and Women Thought of 1t as a
lob, There'd Be Fewer Divorces.

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and the a shaa class u
we'll IL % I ss ss s4s ne f o s
sfs n psa for s n By ~s %s % id tho h
"as % We %od s
p Tvs sol Sy o ss sst st s s sas
sss y % f s s " sa % or making hats
No : S W.:
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n see a ~ Sew na the % h her her
'y ?aS s' s '9 nssa
sy s a; s % 1ns shed barrel Of tears and
IL @ only the wife had thought of marriage
succeed 5 @ YOU'D az % ss%& %aas aa f
OBJ han
she In realty Be v s a; % ssas @ vi" ssfes1
ss ' 0sn ana is
& st they wouldn't s SO with
]
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srs ro Job sss ~ nsss sss!s
zss 'S ": Strange
IF men thought of
No his
tnexhusbe
and to get it and clothes.
Of
job instead OF perquse
worthy
would have good working
a
throwing
instead romantic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08

alders growing near an open spring hole
there. His ears were pTickeo up and
Set forward They were ready 10 catch
the fainiest sound His nose was just
moist enough 70 catch and hold the
scent that any Merry Little Breeze
might happen 70 tickle IL With. His
eyes were fixed eagerly on the spring.
hole. He didn't expect there would be
anybody there. and In this case he was
not disappointed. When he reached
the ciunp Of alcers toward which he
was making his way. he lay down In a
hole In the snow just back of the alders.
hole he had prepared several days be-
fore. He made himself thoroughly CON-
Portable and then prepared " be patient
while he waited and watched.
II Isn't difficult ID be patient when
you are sure that your patience Is going
10 bring you a splendid reward. There
wasn't q doubt Ia the MIND of Eeddy
Fox that his patience would bring him
q splendid reward ard that splendid
reward would be Jerry Muckrat. Eeddy
tust couldn't SEE how that plan of his
could possibly fail. no. cir. he couldn't
SEE how IT could possibly fail. He was
sure he had thought of everything and
prepared for everything. SO ~ wasn'i
o bit difficult 70 be patient, A muskrat
elmer would be worth q very great
0fai u patience.
The Black Shadows began W creel
away Very apon they were running
sway il grew lighter and lighter. Jolly
round. brigb, Mr, fun would sOon h.
climbing uD In the blue, blue sky. Eedd}
kspt his eyes fixed on the spring hole
This 9as The time Sammy jay had ssir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08
DILL 1NlG ~ Il O1V1LO ". BURGESS

Jerry MuSkrat had the habit Of coming
out at that spring-hole. Reddy could
hear Sammy Jay in the distance.
Il hope" thought Reddy, that Sam
my will keep away from here this morn
ing. If he should discover me here it
would be just like him to warn Jerry
Muskrat. He is terribly meddlesome
fellow. is Sammy Jay"
But Sammy didn't come that way.
He few directly over to the Old
Orchard Reddy gave a tiny sigh Of
relief. Blacky the Grow passed over but
he was flying high. He was going some
where down the Big River to look for
his breakfast. With Sammy and Blacky
out Of the way Reddy felt quite hopeful.
Suddenly, over toward the edge Of the
Ice on the farther side of the spring.
hole, a brown head popped out Of the
water. Instantly Reddy became tense
and rigid. Then he felt pang OF dis
appointment. That wasn't the head OF
Jerry Muskrat. No, indeedl 1t was the
head of Billy Mink. Billy Owed A
moment later he came up with a fish
in his mouth. Then he swan over to
the shore and climbed out On the bank
Just few feet away. There he sat and
ate the fish, while Reddy's mouth
watered. More than once Reddy was
tempted to spring from his hiding place
and try TO catch Billy Mink. But he
didn't. He knew the auickness of Billy
Mink. He knew how hopeless 1t would
be for him to try TO catch Billy. and
he also knew that with Billy Mink play
ing about there Jerry Mugkrat was not
likely TO appear
fFoDyrfght 1871
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08
Today in
Washington History
BY DONALD A. CRAIG.

February 8, 1S6i.--The attention OF
the public recently has been chiefly
directed to the peace convention of
delegates from the Northern and Dor
der siave-holding States. now In ses-
sion In Washington. because 1t is be-
lieved that this convention has the
power to settle the troubles OF the
times Many persons believe that those
States which claim to have seeded
will sooner or later accept with Joy
almost any terms that may be agreed
upon BY the convention, rather than
split up the Republic.
Meanwhile, however. 1t was pointed
out today by friends of the Union that
proceedings In Congress during the last
two or three days have been by no
means unimportant in the same
connection.
Speeches have been delivered which,
according to the Unionists. are des-
tined 10 have a powerful effect In the
good work" OF enabling the Union
loving masses OF the border slave
holding States TO perceive that the
secession movement. TO quote from one
OF the speeches. Is neither more nor
less than a grand conspiracy, requiring
years OF effort TO bring TO head" on
the part OF those engaged in It, and
wrought not because OF Lincoln's cleo
ton but Ito destroy the Union for the
sake Of Its destruction and TO the end
Of erecting an artist0cratic oligarChy
upon the necks Of the people OF the
South for the personal benent OF the
individual chief conspirators."
Among the speeches that are ex-
pected to have great influence on the
popular mind In the border States are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08
BEAUTY. CHAlS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

the whole body. It hardens the skin,
too-that is. 1t makes 1t less sensitive.
and. therefore. makes you less liable TO
chills. ANY hot bath these days should
be followed by cold or goldfish rinse.
or by rub down with toilet water or
vinegar.
suppose you know that daily or
even weekly ice rubs around the
neck. especially the back OF the neck,
will harden the skin and make you less
susceptible to chills and colds from
draughts. If you use ice for your COM
plexion. or for double chin, YOU might
extend its use during the bad months,
for many colds are caught by draught
down the back of the neck.
But salt baths are really marvellous
during this season Of low health. Very
hot, taken at night before going to bed
or in the morning. followed by half an
hours extra rest in bed. they help throw
off a gathering cold. And taken daily
they keep the body At. And they i'm
prove the texture of the skin. too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08

BY LEE PAPE.

We was eating suppir, being lam stew
without enuff dumplings. and I had
helpings and was wondering weather
to have have another one or not. say
ing, Watts for dizzert? I Wunt To Know
how mulch room 10 leve
That's very ungentlenanly way of
doing. would you do that IL you we're
dining out anung respectable people?
ma sed.-
No man, but G WIZ. ma, I would
home, sed. Watts for dizzert, ma?
sed. and she sed, o, rice pudding.
Aw gosh, has 1t got raisins In? sec,
and ma set, Not raisin.
AV heck. I sed. / CESS III have a
little more lam stew mostly .dumpl!ngs,
sed.
WITCH ma gave me some more and I
ate II slow on account Of RELY having
had pritty neer enun. and Jest then
Nora braWt in the dizzert and heer
what was It but big chOcknt cake,
me saying. Az hay. ma. that amt fair.
aw G, that's a fearse> trick to play on a
guy.
You must lern To controle your ap-
petite like a human bean and not be
little piggy all your life. ma sed. and
sed, know. ma. but g Tizzickers
that's heck Of thing TO do. G. rOoZ-
lem pop watts you think about that?
Well RELY think it vas a bit thick,
pop sed RELY bleeve ne aWt to
always try TO stick 10 the truth ard
nuthing but the truth in bringing up
this young cannibal mother. he sed,
and ma sed. Well that's jest wat l did
and that's vat I always intend 70 do.
the ideer. Rice pudding without raisilas
| is vat we have for dizzert tomorrow, II
have TO go down in the kitchin and
make it myself. she sed.
Aw g. ma hay. don't make 1t verse.
sed. Ill admit you was telling the
truth without that. I sed. and ma sed,
No, that won't do. it's the principal Of
the thing. and I sed, Well hay. MA,
gosh. G. r0oziem. have ra.sirs. in IL eny-
way. jest a lot Of raisinS wont spoil the
principal will they?
Well. perhaps not. ma Sod Making
me feel some better but rot !ntirely,
and then. ate 2 peeces Of chock!it
| cake without having to force my d:ges-
| ton, making me feel all a ways Deter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08
New STYLE Recalls Bustle
By MARY MARSHALL.
rations seen In out-of-the-way studio

! rations seen In out-of -the-way studios
| in the Montmartre section.
So prominent place has Louisebou-
| LANCER now taken in the world OF crea-
tive dressmaking that when the Louise
| boulanger silhouette Is spoken of one
is left wondering which Of the many
interesting SilhouetteS recently exploited
by this house is the one indicated. The
sketch today shows one Of the most re-
cent of her creations.
It is interesting to observe that the
revived interest in petticoatS which
came about year ago was a rather
Short-lived fad after all, and though
many women bought the amusing little
short pcttiCoatS. most of them have
gone back to the slips that after all arc
lot more convenient and form a more
satisfactory foundation for the frock
than the petticoat that fastens on a
yoke or elastic around the waist
The new slips arc rather nicely fitted
and adjusted to the figure and for this
reason there is quite an advantage in
making them yourself. At the sugges-
ton Of number of our readers we have
had made for you a diagram pattern of
a slip that. by following few simple
N.hNNbOiiN' may oS wv ~ liN aiIf tSpS Va
figure. Made of a t1csh-colored or pink
silk. it provides you with useful eve
ming slip. while of darker silk or pon-
gee 1t would be suitable for general
daytime wear.
If you would like copy of this lia-
gram slip pattern with a sketch of the
finished slip and directions for making.
please send me your stamped. self-ad-
dressed envelope and I will send it TO
you at once.
i~hy 1ocSh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08
Lessons in English
ny W. T.. GORDON.

Words often misused: DO not say
Go and fetch me glass Of water. "
Go and bring" Is correct; fetch"
means TO go and bring"
Often mispronounced: Morose; first
o unStrea8ed. last as in no" $ as
In $50" accent last syllable.
Often misspelled: Axis fsingular) :
axes fpIuraiJ.
Synonyms: Account. record, docu-
ment chronicle. memorandum.
Word study: Use word three times
ana II Is yours" Let lis increase our
vocabulary by mastering one word each
day. Today's word: aspiration. exalted
desire, yearning for something higher
ambition. "Hc wanted To satisfy the
aspirations Of his soul"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08
Salt Baths.

These are the days when one cold
succeeds another when chill means
the flu and the least illness means a
run down condition for the rest Of the
Winter. The only thing you can do is
to build up your health and harden
your body so you won't catch every
germ that's flying.
I'd advise daily salt baths. Get ordi-
nary sea salt from the druggists or
watch the department store ads. Dur
ing sales the drug departments offer
large bags of sea salt very cheaply. so
that daily salt bath can be had for a
fraction Of a penny. Get several bags
and keep large jar filled in the bath
room ready for use. One or two hand
fuls make an exhilirating salty bath.
Have the water hot. 1t is particu-
larry cleansing, and the salt soaking
into the skin tones it up. clears It.,
u,iiets the nerves and yet stimulates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-08
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE


Astrologcrs read tomorrow as a
threatening day for inhabitants Of the
planet earth. Malefic planetary aspects
are dominant.
It is an especially menacing rule for
aviation and care should be taken to
avoid accidents.
The seers predict disaster in aerial
navigation which viii prevent future
foolish risks of life i'll unnecessary
stunts.
1t Is well tomorrow to avoid specula-
ton. for the mind may be easily led
into foolish investments.
There is a forbidding aspect for buy
ing and selling. and excitement on the
stock exchange will be frequently
recorded.
Persons who exercise authority may
be peculiarly autocratic under this di-
to seek favors.
Those who are looking for employ
ment may expect more or less disap-
pointment while this configuration pre-
walls
The seers foretell increase of special
training for the various humber voca-
tions of life and the standardizing OF
employees.
Commercial competition in the oil
industry will affect American produc-
ton, II is foretold, In an unexpected
manner
II the stars are to be believed, 1t Is
well TO study ones political beliefs. for
many defections Com party organiza-
tons appear to b. indicated
Women may rally to non-partisan
flag that indicates peace movement
as well as campaign for general re-
forms, astrologers forecast.
The death of leader among women
may become of wide import, 1t Is
prognosticated
Persons whose birth date is tomorrow
should keep to we'll trodden paths.
Speculation or any sort Of venture may
be disastrous.
Children born tomorrow probably will
have artistic talents and ambitions
They may be too susceptible to love
interest.
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