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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-06

STOCKHOLM. July 6.-(Pl-The
chief Of the Swedish rescue mission
telegraphed from Spitzbergen today
that Lieutenant Einar-Paal Lund-
borg, Swedish airman, had been res
cued from the ice near Foyn island.
Lieutenant Lundborg was marooned
when his plane overturned in an
attempt TO take off survivors of the
Italia disaster.
The Swedish war department re-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-06
NEWSPAPER OWNERS WIN

ATLANTA, July 6.-(Fl-The SUIT
Of Luke Lea and Rogers Caldwell.
Of Nashville, Tenn. seeking to com
pei the delivery Of 3,025 shares Of
stock in the Atlanta Constitution
Publishing company owned by Clark
Howell. Clark Howell, Jr., and Al
bert Howell. Jr.. at a price Of s54.-
55o.ss was decided in favor OF the
Howells By Federal Judge Samuel II.
Sibley here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-06
Not to Bar Boilers,
State Chairman Says

AUSTIN, July 6.--(P--D. W. Will
cox. chairman of the state demo-
cratic executive committee, said
from Georgetown Friday that no
meetings Of the committee had been
called to consider barring the names
# party bolters from the ballot. @nd
that he did not expect to call one
for that purpose.
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Flood Present Hr. 20 Hr.
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide az Point Isabel
tomorrow. under normal neteoroloEi-
cal conditions:
High .s-.-..--+s'-----' f-of 4. M
Low None
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WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley.
Partly cloudy 70 unsettled tonight
and Saturday.
For East Texas: Generally fair
and continued warm In Interior
partly cloudy 70 unsettled near the
coast tonight and Saturday.
Light 70 moderate 5outherly winds
on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-06

RIVER FORECAST
There will be no material changs
IN the river during the next few
days.
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w. II. Putegnat Company
- Brownsville, Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-06

FOR BUILDINGS
Over 5000 Tons i'm Stock
Let ~ Quote
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Let us install an
ELECTRIC FAN
Evening star., 1928-05-24

starched ruffies on her petticoats. In
the days of Queen Elizabeth no woman
Of fashion would have appeared In
public without an enormous Starched
ruff. Elizabeth's first starcher--for
many were needed to keep her own
majestic ruffs In state of perfect
StiffneSs-taught others the noble art
for the price of 5, pounds 20 Shillings,
though preachers of the day said it
was the devil who had invented the
process.
Present-day records do not say who
worked out the new process of starch
ing chiffon. but to Cheruit belongs the
credit of having revived the fashion,
Never Is the entire gown made of the
Stiffened chiffon-juSt the flounceS, to
give a sort OF outstanding effect to
them. as If to make permanent the
position assumed.
Slowly but surely sitter outlines are
coming into fashion. Chanel uses a
sort of crinoline beneath f1ounces of
chiffon or lace to produce something
the same effect Worth has hit upon
the idea of using straw embroidery on
chiffon ruffleS and flounces to give
them the desired stiffness
This weeks circular contains a sketch
OF new evening handkerchief-one of
the large chiffon squares that women
carry In their hands or tie around the
wrist If you would like to have this
With directions for making. please send
me stamped, self-addressed envelopa
ano Will send it to you at once.
tCopyright 1a"Sl
Evening star., 1928-05-24
More Galleries.


One woman who follows these reduc-
ton chats tells me that she divides
all her food into hundred caloric por-
tions. for simplicity, and eats IL por-
tons. Breakfast is simply black coffee,
which has no caloric value. and a fair
sized slice OF toast. with such a tiny
bit Of butter on it that the caloric value
Is about 100.
Lunch is a large salad, the lettuce be-
ing nothing, the cooked vegetable or
the fruit amounting TO another hum
dred. Dressing is the least bit Of min
eraI oil, mixed with salt, pepper and
vinegar, no caloric value. slightly lax
ative. tasting quite all right Another
slice Of toast. 100 caiories, and tea with
milk and sugar. bringing lunch TO 300
calories. Or sugarleSs tea with ien1on
and a small amount Of dessert. keeping
still 10 800 calories for lunch and 400
50 far on the day.
Late afternoon she takes cup OF
hot tea with lemon and little sugar
This is under so calories. 70 be deducted
later II is hot and stimulating, and
after so many hours with SO little food
o very good thing TO have.
Dinner always starts with large cup
Of clear eonsomne, which is about 30
70 20 calories and which. with the tea.
brings the daily ration 10 500. That
leaves 600 for dinner and 100 for bed
time snack.
Meat. 200 calories (rich In protein),
y,otato or a small cup Of rice or nnaca-
Yoni. 100 caIoYies; fresh vegetables and
also lettuce. 100 calories: bread, 100.
butter. 100, or else. eliminating bread
Evening star., 1928-05-24
COMPLEXION Problems.

Dear Miss Leeds--I am feet. inch
es tall, 18 years old and weigh 113
pounds. I am keeping company with
a college boy who says / am too thin i'll
the face, so please tell me how to gain
weight soon. / am taking one raw egg
a day and drinking three glassfuls OF
milk. / always eat salad at night. with
plenty of lettuce. My skin breaks out
continually on my chin and between
my eyes. How can prevent this? Will
cod-liver oil help me gain weight and
does it cause goiter? BABE.
Answer-You are about II pounds
below the average for your age and
height. If you want to gain weight
you must eat three solid meals a day
besides taking the extra milk and eggs.
For breakfast have fruit. cereal with
cream and sugar. soft-boiled egg or a
dish Of cream cheese with chopped dates
in 1t, mullins and a hot drink made
with milk. For lunch baked beans or
baked macaroni and cheese. creamed
carrots or other vegetable, fruit salad
with mayonnaise dressing chocolate
pudding with cream, glass of milk
Evening star., 1928-05-24
BEAUTY CHATS BY EDNA KENT FORBES

and butter. a decent amount of dessert,
200 calories being used there.
Bedtime. glass of hot skim milk
and two thin crackers, or very weak tea
with sugar. lemon and one cracker, 100
calories: 200 calories on the day. This
is a normal sort of diet. with enough
green stun a balance of protein. carbo-
hydrate and plenty of liquid in it.
Regular Reader. - Lemon juice is as
good as any other bleach for freckles,
although nothing can be really effec-
tive, since freckles keep forming all the
time. requiring constant bleaching.
simple exercise for reducing hips
and abdomen is done by lying fiat on
the floor, with arms stretched above
the head. and then roll from one side
TO the other for at least 10 times each
way.
M M. B.-Rita. The tiny scar left
from the pimple OF long ago Is show
ing more at present because you have
irritated your skin by these severe
treatments for the blackheads. Your
complexion will improve slowly but
permanently II you do nothing but keep
your system In good condition and take
a full tub bath every day in hot water
This keeps the pores working freely all
over the body, which relieves those of
the face. Use cleansing cream to get
any extra soil from the skin, besides
that OF bathing. and close the pores
after each cleansing by using very cold
water or an ice rub.
Brown Eyes--New hairs are always
coming TO replace the loose ones that
drop out Of the lashes. The same thing
! LIS true OF the scalp
Evening star., 1928-05-24
A Sermon for Today
Worlds Book of Comfort.
BY REV. JOHN X. GUM.

" SAAA 0OVh Va OUmkUIls
Text; To comfort all that mourn. -
Is. lxi2.
AS no other book the Bible comes Ito
comfort all that mourn" When trouble
overtakes us. when the grave covers our
dead. and We wander aimlessly in the
broken household. 1t is the Bible that
comes to comfort and console us.
In times Of affliction and sorrow, the
Bible is peculiarly adapted to our wants.
III teaches us TO say. God Is our refuge
and strength. very present help in
trouble. 1t says: Our light Affections
which are but for moment, worketh
for us far more exceeding and eternal
weight of glory" 1t says: Let not your
heart be troubled: in my fathers house
are many mansions" And the soul re-
spends: Blessed be the God and
Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. and
the God of all comfort, who comforteth
US in all our tribulations"
For good many years ! have been
a minister. and very large part of my
work has been that of ministering COM
fort TO troubled and Sorrowing hearts.
In this ministry / have relied wholly
on the Bible. Without that blessed
book / would be at loss as a COM
forter. When people are in trouble,
when they are stricken with grief and
send for their minister. they want him
to come with his Bible. and not any
other book. There is not any other
book that win take its place In the
house of mourning.
o blessed book of consolation Who
can tell of the millions it has comforted
In their sorrows? Who can tell of the
heartaches 1t has alleviated. the tears
1t has dried away. the clouds its has
turned into sunshine? OF all books
the Bible is the worlds great book OF
comfort.
downright. less.l
Evening star., 1928-05-24
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

and enough water to make a paste.
After steaming the skin with hot
towels. spread on the pack and allow
1t to dry before washing it off. (4).
Both are good The vaseline is pref
cradle. because 1t does not smart IL It
gets into the eyes by mistake.
LOIS LEEDS
Perspiring Hands.
I Wanna KnoW.-Excessive perspir
ton is often due to nervousness or poo,
physical tone. You may bathe your
palms two or three times a day with
the following astringent: Two drains
tannic acid, one ounce glycerin. two
ounces toilet alcohol, three ounces
rosewater Or you may use an ounce
of powdered alum in pint OF hot
water. These preparations will not
cause wrinkles If you use them as di-
rected If your skin seems to be eet-
ting too dry, omit the applications Of
lotion. Your weight is good =
LOIS LEEDS
Copyright. 1921 -sss- 1
Evening star., 1928-05-24

table. which by some is called -four
leaf-clover" style--and 1t really does
make one think Of that lucky little
plant. When the leaves are down 1t
Is only IA inches square. thus making
1t possible to use 1t for lamp table
beside an easy chair. or possibly 1t
might be placed In front OF a window
and a beautiful plant put on 1t.
Then. IL an oblong table Is desired
perhaps TO be used with mirror over
1t In the manner OF a console. two
opposite leaves may be opened. thus
making 1t table II by % inches: and
then for tea all four leaves may be
raised. which will make the top measure
% inches square.
In walnut or satinwood this beauti-
ftii table would be an adornment To
the most dignified living room, or lend
a gracious air to less formal type
of room. and its usefulness would soon
endear II TO those who are frequently
entertaining at tea.
Copyright. 1928D
Evening star., 1928-05-24

/. Beginning with the head line?
3 Beginning above the head line,
nearer the fingers?
3. Beginning below the head line?
4. Placed rather near to the thumb?
S, Sweeping wide of the thumb?
6. Double-two parlellel lines?
Answers.
/. AS a child you were extremely
sensitive. and even now your feelings
are easily hurt You lack self-confl-
dence, but you are very good-hearted
and have a delightful personality.
2. Your life has been an ambitious
one from the beginning. You yearn for
wealth and fame and are always seek
ing to attain these. You are especially
eager to meet famous people and are
somewhat of a boaster.
g. Self-reliant, self-confident and
energetic, with initiative, originality and
independence. you are decidedly the
"go-getter" type. But beware OF that
belief that you are the cock of the
walk!
4 With your cold and unresponsive
nature. your selfishness. your dogmatic
views and narrow-minded intolerance,
you do not find yourself very popular,
especially with the opposite sex.
S. Great-hearted. optimistic. gener-
Gus. with wide sympathy and deep un-
derstanding. you have host of admir-
ers and probably will marry very young.
You love gayety-and, oh( how you
love love!
6, Your vigorous constitution ana
great store of nervous energy make you
constantly active. With your buoyant
health you are joyous and delightful
person.
Evening star., 1928-05-24

spray it on and theyare mothproofed
for an entire year. Use Rinsing Larvex
for all washable woolens---blankets,
sweaters, wool hose, baby garments,
etc. Easy asrinsing! Dissolve in water
put woolens in -- and they're COM
pleteIy mothproofed until washed
again. A 81 package mothproofs all
the washable wooIens of the average
family. Sold bydrug and department
stores. Spraying Larvex; pints, 81.
denomination with especial atomizer,
$50. II gallons, 81. Gallons, s..
Rinsing Larvex, package of 4 tubes,
81. The Lavex Corporation, $50
Park Avenue, New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
Whv tt IS Better for Wife to Be a Sloven Than a
Perfect Housekeeper Can Man Correct
His Fiancee's Mistakes?

His Fiancee's Mistakes?
DEAR A wife who wonderful house
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% aud H @ n S u d.n an @ % III n %s e chair % @ 5
sGSs % ss query m he Sae there's h possy @ s0es Carrying
sweeps % 9 Yf and Sns o % her @ clean that she
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s sn has n That 5 aad S s ns7sr n a's
compusion.
d a9er sveqy S sns s s as
appointed eso ''
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for do n m s and ma n' they @ @ S9H a a % % earth a % s
. sn @ % ss;s either sss % s9 give give @ TO @ ss
nd hs ss'n ans ns sss
s a @ t 3 9 aS BSnt na S Tdn their houses tina" they do
p s ike @ pat % @ M back xh fss they 1s s Rs slack s ss
WITH % h husband S1 % when s M @ hey T1y
the
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pleasure
% and St family % so shf % s 9 R 1Ss % Sd d 5 S SS @ %
ss1s
live by bread alone DOROTHY DIX
TNEAR I
~ conversation she uncouth
twice week but the
life attempt improve her speech would hurt
her sensitive. What shall do? REX.
knife that
that would destroy life
m ssS sS s e s % % $ Sss ss % @ from H %
while humiiate
% ai you you % are e Pa sea S h n'f 50 "0eN
desires
attention called Therefore
unn would
would the of wife who mtone about
husbands
II girl is
companion
DOROTHY
invited girl with him the
his
visit him with girl and that they would all go to his bachelor
all right What
do you abouti DOCTOR.
=
villain proposed her such thing visiting him In his
which
invitation
msui asked something
that would
known DOROTHY DIX
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Special Potato Salad.

Boil in their skins two dozen sn1an
potatoes until tender. Peel, and while
hot cut them in thin slices and mix
carefully with two white onions. Gu
cumber. a green pepper and half
dozen radishes, all sliced thin. Season
with salt and pepper. and while hot mix
with the following dressing: One
quarter of pound of bacon cut into
small pieces, one-quarter cupful each
of water. vinegar and sugar. half a
teaspoonful of mustard, one-quarter
teaspoonful of salt and pinch of cay
enne peppeD Fry the bacon slowly un-
til brown, then over both the bacon and
the fat that has been fried pour the
vinegar, to which has been added the
water. Mix the sugar. mustard, salt
and pepper and add this mixture to
the other. Cook until the sugar is dis
solved. and while hot pour the dressing
over the potatoes Heap onto a platter,
and around the sides of the dish ar-
range thin slices of red sausages. Car
ntsh the top and sides of the mound Of
salad with radishes cut like roses. 1
-s-
Wasfinptnn wants M Poy-ar Tryst
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Lady Esther Is
in Town!


The women of this town who
crave charming complexion are
greatly excited over the magic Lady
Esther Four-Purpose Face Cream
on sale at all good drug stores and
toilet counters.
In less than three minutes. Lady
Esther cleanses and nourishes the
siSin-it tightenS fiabbiness and
makes an excellent base for your
powder and rouge. In one operation
it does the work of four individual
creams.
Moreover. it makes you ravishing-
~ beautiful. and your skin is as
smooth as velvet.
You want proof? Here 1t Is!
Buy a so cent Jar of Lady Esther
FoCr-Purpose Face Cream. Even
after the first application. you'll
notice the wonderful improvement
in your complexion. soc and T5c jars.
Economy size. 81 l.25.-Advertisement
Evening star., 1928-05-24

and a buttered roll Your dinners may
begin with creamed soup and include
meat, potatoes or rice, thick gravy. peas,
string beans. coleSlaw, ice cream and
cake or baked apple with hard sauce
and a glass of milk. CodliVer oil is
often helpful to these who wish to gain
weight and 1t does not cause goiter.
You should sleep at least nine hours
each night and have plenty of fresh air
and moderate amount of outdoor ex-
erciSe each day. 1t is very likely that
the breaking out on your face comes
from dietetic errors. I think you will
be less troubled in this way when you
have built up your weight. Drink six
glassfuls OF water daily between meals.
Be very careful to cleanse your face
thoroughly at bedtime. Please send a
stamped, Self-addresSed envelope for my
leafiet on Complexion Ills" that gives
you some good suggestions for your type
or beauty problem. LOIS LEEDS.
Crossed Eyes and Other Questions.
Dear Miss Leeds-Q) 1 am slightly
cross-eyed and have been wearing
glasses for years. Is there an exercise
| that would straighten them? ~ What
| Is the cure for red nose? (3) My
neck Is very dark. How may I bleach
It? tD Which is better for making
eyelasheS grow, castor oil or vaseline?
WORRIED JENNY.
Answer-D Yes. believe there are
exercises for this purpose. but they
should be prescribed by your oculist
81 A red nose is usually the result of
poor circulation. 1t may also result
from digestive troubles or underweight
You should build up your general
nv<I s-s~ ,yoks
A brisk rundown with a coarse, dry
towel every morning will help you. (3)
You may use a bleaching pack once
or twice week This may be made of
two tablespoonfuls of lemon juice.
three tablespoonfuls of fuller.s earth
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Home i'm Good Taste
RY SARA HILAND.

.'Tea for two, three or four" and
all that has to be changed to accom-
modate the number is the lifting OF the
leaves of this unusually charming little
Queen Anne drop-leaf table.
There are many advantages to this
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Asparagus au Gratin.

Put some one-inch lengths OF cooked
asparagus In creased scallop shells,
season and add squeeze of lemon
juice Sprinkle the top with grated
cheese and bread crumbs. Moisten with
melted butter and bake until lightly
drowned
Evening star., 1928-05-24
FIG PUDDING.

Az 3OOAJlN1.
One cupfui chopped sliet, one
cupful molasSes. one cupful milk,
two and one-iaif cupfuls flour
In which has been sifted one tea
spoonful soda, one-half teaspoon
full grated nutmeg. one-half tea
spoonful salt, one pound chop
ped English walnuts and one-half
polnd chopped figs. Steam three
hours. Serve with custard sauce.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Starching as a Trick of Fashion
BY MARY MARSHALL.

Fashion has her grab bag of tricks
and ever and anon she puts her hand
IN and draws one forth, not caring
much how old or stale it is or how
Evening star., 1928-05-24

IHE moths you see don't eat your
WOODEN things. They just fly around
and die. It'stheg greedy, hungrymoth-
worms that do all the damage. Insect.
killers, moth-bslls, tar.bags and cedar
chests won't stop them from eating.
But Larvex will, because il moth
proofs the cloth itself Guaranteed
by Good Housekeeping Magazine.
Odorless, non.injurious and non.
infammabie. Larycx comes in two
forms. Spraying Larvex and Rinsing
Larvex. Use Spraying Larvex for
clothes, furniture, etc. Costs as little
as pressing enough to thoroughly
mothprooftwo suits, only III. Simply
Evening star., 1928-05-24

HERE ARE THE NEW SEARCHED
FLOUNCES THAT EVERY ONE Is
TALKING ABOUT. THEY ARE
OF MAUVE CHTFFON-WHICH
Is USED UNSTARCHED TO
MAKE THE REST OF THE
FROCK.
seemingly inappropriate to the oc-
casion. Now she has brought forth the
trick Of starching-and Cheruit of
Paris has cleverly hit upon a way of
making use of it at time when most
Of US would have thought that any
sort of starching was out Of the ques-
ton
Still. Of course, the idea of starched
lingerie is utterly ridiculous. Grand
mas nightgown used to be Starched,
and there were rows of carefully
Evening star., 1928-05-24
ORANGE DROP CAKES.

Three tablespoonfuls shortening,
one cupful sugar. two-thirdS cup
full milk. one egg, two cupfuls
-four, four teaspoonfuls baking
powder, one-eighth teaspoonful
salt. one teaspoonful orange ex-
tract and grated rind one orange.
Cream shortening and sugar to-
gether. add milk slowly and then
egg well beaten. Sift -four, baking
powder and salt and add to
mixture. Mix well and add fla
voring and orange rind. Bake
in cup cake pan In hot oven Is
to 90 minutes.
Evening star., 1928-05-24

Washington wants no Power Trust
Advertisement. ~
Evening star., 1928-05-24

DEAR MISS DIX friend of mine has wife who wonderful house
outside of the door but he inside takes OIL ms shoes and
children careful Of their
andar is housekeeping
wonderful there lite the house When this friend comes to
of smoke he remarks This Is the life
Evening star., 1928-05-24
MENU FOR A DAY.

BREAKFAST.
Fresh Strawberries.
Oatmeal with Cream.
Creamed Goldfish on Toast.
Graham Griddlecakes, Maple Sirup
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Corn Chowder.
Crackers.
Fruit Salad.
Orange Drop Cakes.
Tea.
DINNER.
Clear Tomato Soup.
Broiled Mackerel.
Mashed Potatoes.
Carrots and Peas.
Cabbage Salad.
Fig Pudding, Custard Sauce.
Coffee.
GRAHAM GRIDDLECAKES.
One quart graham -four, one
teaspoonful baking powder, three
eggs and milk or water enough to
make thin batter. Bake imme-
diateiy on hot griddle.
Evening star., 1928-05-24

o is7t. Tbs issyes Cap.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
A truly respectable sink

Now for the kitchen sink itselfl
Why scrub watermarks, fruit and
vegetable stains, and other dis-
colorationa that are q daily nui-
sance in your sinkf The Clorox
method takes much less effort
and gives much better results.
Your sink will be truly respect-
able spotleas and free from
germs.
Evening star., 1928-05-24
Free Chart

Bleaclsea
Nessaoves Stains
Destroys Oders
KILLS Germs
Evening star., 1928-05-24
The dish rag too
To clean tile

Speaking OF drainboards, Mrs.
II. il. u. OF 81. Louis has asked
me whether she can use Clorox
ON her tiled drainboard. by oil
means. Follow The directions on
the Clorex labcl-~all spots and
ntAins will disappear.