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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10
BY Vera Winston

NNCEED1NGLY smart is the
~ gray tweed suit pictured above.
The stand-up collar and tweed
tie may not be the only reasons FOR
its smartness. but they are impor,
tant factors. They provide an un.
usual and very trim line. A bias
band OF crepe ending in a neat bow
and inserted in the blouse, defines
a bodice yoke that Is charming and
chic.
A tweed belt and blouse hem com.
plete the blouse trimming and strike
the ensemble note TO great advan.
tags. The skirt relies on a cluster
OF front pleats for its style-and a
very good one 1t is, too.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10

q NHaN IT, - HIVIN HINNy TOT OHItH
Woman has the credit Of being so because Of
being the weaker vessel physically. She has had to
fall back upon her wits and everybody knows it.
But woman exerts her wits and is tricky with
everybody until she falls in love. Then toward
the beloved object she becomes trusting, frankly
subservient, suffused with idealism. But man is
always more or less tricky and on his guard even
with those he loves. He never gives himself up
completely. What does it mean to the other
fellow?' What are they getting out of it,"
This, in substance, is the ruling passion of his
life.
idealism. Indeed, his idealism is of the very
highest order. Patriotism, justice, fraternity,
e~quality-these are man-made principles. He is
even capable of sacrifice in the cause of an ideal.
d. - 49, 20 rnn-tF.rn - LtrFnrnrA g. "
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10
LINGERIE NOVELTIES
By ROYAL S. COPELAND, Nj. ID.
United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissions OF Health. Nep York city

A WATCHFUL doctor observes many things
"A which shock him. He knows that
physical suffering will follow what the
careless actor never gives a thought. For in
stance, many a mother numbered about with
household cares picks up her skirt and wipes the
running nose of her s~nuffling child.
Don't laugh. You have seen this done a
hundred times.
This skirt has been s~wishing over the dusty,
germ-littered sidewalks or basemen floor. If
there is any truth whatever in the germ theory
of disease, there must be clinging to that skirt
billions of disease producing organisms.
But even if the dress isn't used in this way,
it may be the family handkerchief instead II
isn't pleasant to talk about, but ! am anxious to
bring home to every mother the Importance OF
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10
There's a Right Way to Care for Baby's Nose

the cold. a little OF h vaseline left
in the nose will relieve the swelling
and add 20 the comfort OF the little
patient.
Every running nose" requires at
tention. Care OF every acute cOndi-
ton will result frequently in speedy
cure Of the cold
III every mother would give atten-
tion to the scrupulous cleanliness OF
baby's nose many a child would
escape adenOids. tonsilitis. bronchitis
and pneumonia. Care OF the nose In
childhood means freedom { r o m
catarrh in adult life. Freedom from
catarrh means escape from deafness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10
Mamie Mousse.

Bring a cupful Of maple syrup 10
boiling point then pour II over the
beaten yolks OF three eggs and beat
until cool. Whip a pint Of cream
with the egg whites until stiff. mix
with the custard. pour into a mould.
seal the edge and pack in salt and
ice for four hours
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10

Julie.
Demands a darling, not a whit of sense in
his head. Here today and gone tomorrow,
good humored, irresponsible, light hearted,
kindly, in a sort of pleasing, surface way. And
how he can dance! When it comes to singing.a
ballad in a nice, throaty tenor. oh, for Berry
and his ukelelei
He's going to be a lawyer some day-so he
says. But, dear me, I'd hate to be Berny's
client unless there was a jury full of women,
in that case
Julie is a nice, serious, determined sort Of
person. Observation-Disclosures if you know
what | mean.
Goes to symphony concerts and knows all
the new what-are-they-all-abou operas by
heart She can talk hY the hour on who's the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10
NO SEX SUPERIOR,
" so DIFFERENT!
Men May Lean to Detached and ImpersOnal
Interests But That Doesn't Make
Them Better Than Women.
By DIR. LOUIS E. BISCH.
Eminent Psychologist.

y n EN- are clever in the sense that women use that word. When a
IEH man says a woman is clever he means she is capable. When a
" woman dubs a man clever she implies thickness. I venture 70
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ROMANTIC
BLOW UP QUICKLY
Winifred Black Gazes With Joy and Sorrow at the
Divine Gusto of Two Young Persons Who
Are i'm for an Awakening.
By n BLACK

Owe at first sight-do you believe in It? l dont-Ive seen it
too many times, and l make it a point never to believe any
- thing that / really can see myself, it's SO clever to be that way.
don't you know.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10

womans. Woman viii suffer personal pain. suffering, even torture.
It is an integral part Of her personality makeup But, though man
will also 60 through all these trials uncompainngly, man will do IT
only to preserve a world principle or TO defend his native SOIL all the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10
Words of the Wise

Virtue, like fire, turns all
things into itself; our actions
and our friendships are tine
tured with it. and whatever Il
touches becomes amiable.
-Cauara
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10

Many diseases r. hand conveyed. 1t is probable that influenza.
pneumonia and the common cold are transmitted in his manner.
Earache is due t. a n infection passing from the nose to the ear.
II m child has an earache due to the extension Of a n inflammation
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-10

1GALNaa
Since time is not a person ue
can OUeTtake Uhen he is past.
let Us honor Inn NTH E4irfh npd
cheerfulHess or heart nhiIe Nv
Is passing. Goef6e'
Our few real wants! and how
easy 1t IS to satisfy them! Our
imaginary ones are boundless
and Unsuitable. Anon
Truth Is the bond OF u1io1 and
the oasis OF human happiness.
Without this Uirfue, there Is no
reliance upon language. no CON
tIdenee iH friendship, no secUr-
Hy IN promises and odfhs.
Collier.
Wealth is TO be used only e
the instrument Of action; not A.
the representative OF civil honorr
and moral excellence.
Porter.
Those Igho bestop foo much
application on frifGnq thinoS.
become generally Incapable az
great ones.
La ROchefOucduId.
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CopynEht Is.s. Newspaper 7!
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1873. NsasBAgrr Feature srrica. Inc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
BORAH READY
FOR ADDRESS
Parties In Accord on
Prohibition, Says
c. 0. p. Senator

DALLAS, Oct. 22.ACP-Senator
William E. Borah of Idaho today
came into the traditional democratic
stronghold of Texas to deliver a
speech here which was regarded by
republican leaders as one Of the
most important thrusts OF the cam
paign to sway the Lone Star states
voters to the cause Of Herbert Hoo
yer.
The address. which will be deliv-
cred tonight at s o'clock at the State
Fair Park auditorium is the sixth IF
the campaign trip that the senator
has been making through the solid
south and border states in beha (
of the republican presidential nom
inee. II will be broadcast owe a
regional radio hook-up which in
cludes most of Texas and Oklahoma.
Senator Borah in n conference
with newspapcrmen replied to the
charge Of John J. Raskob, democratic
national chairman. that the repub-
lican party had become the "prohi-
bition party" by saying "the repub-
licans and democrats agree on pro-
hibition, but the republicans do not
agree with Raskob and Tammary
Hall on the question" Both parties
are pledged to uphold the constitu-
ton, he added, "Gnd Raskob and Gov
ernor Smith made it an issue, net
the democratic party"
The senator denied n declaration
by Governor Moody of Texas hat ne
had bitterly opposed" Woodrow
Wilson. Mr.. Borah said that he had
disagreed with President Wilson
on the league Of nations. but YOU
can search ] nvain my record 10 find
any personal attacks on him"
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IN OUR VALLEY

CONTINUED from page one.)
West Of Mission, the Goodwin
tract. one Of the largest new ones, Is
coming along.
North OF Edinburg there are large
grape orchard developments.
In willacy county extensive dry
land developments.
In eastern Cameron ccsnty and
southeastern Cameron county. large
irrigated developments.
And land men are looking forward
70 one OF the most active seasons
they have yet experienced.
VICTORIA HEIGHTS. in the
eastern part Of Brownsville. is be-
coming one Of the most thickly set
tied sections OF the city.
Numerous moderate priced homes
have been built in that section IN
the past year.
The city is paving several streets
in the area.
And has just opened Thirteenth
street all the way out. across the
city resaca to a connection with
Lincoln street. which is also paved
for several blocks.
incidentally. one OF the most at
tractive residences in Brownsville Is
being erected in Victoria Heights.
II is that of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fl.
Parker. on Lincoln street. east Of
Fourteenth.
Hollow tile and stucco construc-
tion. and the home rests in the CEN
ter Of a very fine citrus orchard.
BROWNSNILLE'S splendid CEN
trail fire station Is rapidly nearing
completion.
1t will be ore of the most at
tractive fire stations in the state.
II will house two bumpers, the
huge hook and ladder truck. the fire
alarm system. and afford quarters
for the fireboys.
And near it the city has Blu { a
new building for the Brownsville
public library. To replace that
razed when the space was needed Tor
the central fire station.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
STOCKS Close
IS IRREGULAR
American Express and
w. u. Stocks Show
Large Gains

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-R1-Stock
prices resumed their upward move
ment at the opening OF today's mar
ket. Initial gains Of . points or
more were recorded by international
Nickel, American International,
Union Carbide and Greene Cananea
Copper, while General Motors, kro-
ger Stores and Atlantic Refining
opened a point or more higher. Ne
yada Copper opened with a block Of
$4,000 shares at 80, a new peak price.
Anaconda Copper also moved into
new high ground.
Reports Of a stiffening in copper
metal prices on Saturday brought a
flood of buying into the copper
shares. Cerro Dec Pasco quickly
moved up , points to a mex record
high at los, American Smelling ex-
tended its gain to 2 ga and Granny
and a few others advanced a point
or more.
Wide fluctuations again took place
in the high-priced issues. National
Tea scared 10 points to a new peak
at 3l5, and Montgomery Ward, Tim
ken Roller Bearing, American Inter-
national, Radio, American Radiator
and Warner Bros. A. sold . TO 4
points higher before the end of the
first half hour.
New high prices were established
BY May Department Stores, Mathi1-
son Alkali, Johns-Manville, Internt-
tional Cement. "A. VI. Byers and Flee
trio Auto Lite, the gains ranging
from fractions to nearly , points.
Saturdays sharp decline undoubt-
eddy influenced further selling by
frightened spectators and investors.
despite the appearance Of large buy
ing power in the coppers and spc-
Cialties. Adams Express broke rs
points. Briggs Manufacturing open
ed with ablock Of 1000 shares at 81,
off l 81. but quickly made up most
Of its loss.
Foreign exchanges opened steady.
with sterling cables unchanged AZ
Sass 1882.
The market closed irregular. It's
ability TO turn around under the
prodding of powerful pools in the
late afternoon caused a rush of new
buying which cancelled many of the
earlier losses. American Express,
which fell last Saturday from PCS IL
TO 226, ran up to 260 1-2. Western
Union jumped IL "a points to It's 3-4.
In the more speculative issues "A. NJ.
Byers climbed is points to 163. Both
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
Episcopals OK.
Four Missionary
Bishops at Meet

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-tP-Thc
house OF deputies Of the Episcopal
church, in general convention here
today, confirmed the elections OF
four missionary bishops Saturday by
the house Of bishops. The new
bishosp are:
Wyoming. the Rev. George Fl
Thomas, rector Of st. Paul's church
Chicago; for Nevada, the Rev. Fred.
erick B. Goodwin, Of Warsaw, Va;
for Southern Brazil, the Rt. Rev
". M. Thomas, now suffragan bishor
to Southern Brazil; for Tohoku
Japan. The Rev. Norman s. Binsted
now minister Of the English speaking
congregation at Tokyo.
The house Of bishops took 10 prob.
lens Of lis membership and approved
a resolution eliminating the require
ments for election to the position of
presiding bishop, which had stip-
ulated that candidates must be those
having jurisdiction within the United
States. By this action. missionary.
coadiutor and suffragan bishops are
eligible to the highest posts in the
American church.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
fundamentals
Defends Atheist
In Right to Talk

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Oct. PIP
A fundamentals minister, the
Rev. Ben NJ. Bogard. a missionary
Baptist, defended in the pulpit last
night the right of Charles Smith,
New York. president of the Ameri-
can Association for the Advancement
Of Atheism. Inc. 20 express his
views in public on atheism.
Rev. Bogard scored the city for
arresting and filming Smith $25 for
expressing his opinion of the
Bible" and the congregation imme-
diately adopted a resolution con-
demning city authorities and up
holding their pastor. Rev. Bogard
is rot a member Of the Arkansas
Baptist convention.
The two men were 20 have ap-
peared on the same platform for a
series of debates on the question
is Evolution Goddess" but the ar
rest and conviction Of Smith. follow
ed by his subsequent refusal to pay
his fine halted the plan. Rev. Be-
gard is said to be one OF the most
active supporters Of the referendum
now before the voters Of Arkansas,
to bar the teaching of evolution in
all public schools and colleges.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
Valley Bankers
Institute Gets
Into Operation

The Valley chapter Of the Ameri-
can Bankers Institute recently or
ganlzed at a meeting Of Valley
bankers in Brownsville. got under
way the past week shortly after the
arrival of text books.
The institute offers courses Of in
Btruction for all classes of bankiny
officials and employees. Il is said
70 be the largest educational insti-
tuition in the world.
Glasses are being conducted IN
McAllen and San Benito. Only two
courses are being offered this year.
banking fundamentals and CONNER
cial law. The first named holds
classes on Tuesday nights. and the
latter on Friday nights.
Both schools cot under way with
good attendance records.
W. b. Sellers Of Brownsville is
Instructor IN banking fundamentals
at San Benito and 7. F. Dominy is IN
charge OF the commercial law class.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
Huge Maneuvers
To Open at S, A.
Monday Evening

SAN ANTONIO. Oct. 22.-CP,-
High ranking officers Of the reg
ular army. national guard and organ
lied reserve from five states that
comprise the eighth corps area will
be moved out in maneuvers from
Fort Sam Houston this afternoon
with a Hypothetical army or more
than 200,0 900 men to defend San An
tonic against a "red" phantom army
advancing from the north.
Brigadier General Albert J. Bow
ley is in command of the forces par
ticipating in the first army post
exercise conducted BY the United
States army. called a conference Of
all officers Mt Fort Sam Houston al
2:30 o'clock this afternoon. At that
time. ne will give them the plan OF
action and send them into the field
20 begin that will last
until Friday.
Twenty-three attack planes. pilot
ed BY officers Of the third attack
group. reached Kelly Field from
Fort Crockett Sunday afternoon TO
join with planes from Kelly Field
in forming the largest air force ever
used in tactical u
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
TRIES TO WORK
POSSUM TRICK
N AMVAA
OffIcers Victimized
n But Not Sec
ond Time

bernardo Rios, alleged BY deputy
sneritIs TO be one Of the best sprint
IN brownsville, and who Is also
aI,eged TO have exceptional ability in
PIaying 'possum," was placed under
arrest Sunday night by Deputy Sher-
~ FERGUS Groves upon a charge Of
drunkenness and wife beating.
MS father, Agopito Rios. was ar
Ieseeo friday opon a charge Of pos
sessing intoxicants, several gallons Of
mescai having been found in the Rios
nome, according 70 officers.
oIiicers were called 10 the Rios
nome near the Rio Grande railway in
the eastern part Of the city Friday
py neighbors who stated Rios was
beating his wife. The younger Rios
"a" the officers coming and made a
preak for liberty, with Deputy Sheriff
Sfoves IN hot pursuit, and Border
fatrolman ~Personette a close third
IN the chase. After five blocks Of
FURIOUS sprinting Groves reached out
2 grabbed Rios by the slack Of
the trousers terminating the chase.
But Rios had still another trick in
reserve. When the officers returned
10 the Rios house, Rios was sudden
~ seized with a aft" He rasned
rolled his eyes, quivered, and finally
stretched out full length, performing
mat officers state was a decidedly
neat "lmpersonation Of a possum.o
FINALLY convinced that their pris-
oner was either dead or dying. the
OFFICERS started up town for medical
assistance, and on returning found
that Rios had taken his departure.
a search Of the home brought 70
hight q quantity Of liquor, and the
eider RIOS, who had calmly watched
the death" Of his son was nIared
under arrest.
Sunday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Groves found the younger Rios driv-
ing a car on the highway and placed
him under arrest. The prisoner
again threw a fit" bot II served No
nseful purpose. and after coming 10
lie, he was marched to the county
Jail.
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N. 0. COTTON
CLOSE STEADY
Quotations h o Net
Advance of 5 to
19 Points

NJ. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2o.-F-
The cotton marketa opened steady at
al advance Of 10 to II points under
demand promoted By reports of
freezing weather in the Dakotas and
prospects for front and probably
freezing for Oklahoma and parts OF
Arkansas. Prices continued 10 ad-
after the start and December
and January eventually sold up %
1881 and March 1923. or 81 to 81
points above Saturdays close To-
wards the end of the first half hour
some realizing developed, but was abb
sorbcd on setbacks Of 3 to 4 points.
Later offerings increased on fears
Of profit-taking and before the Of
ferings were absorbed December
traded off 70 1920, January 1919
and March 1918, or 10 TO u points
under early highs. Towards noon the
market recovered 4 TO 8 points on
trade buying and the undcrtone was
steadier.
Cotton futures closed steady, M a
net advance Of 5 to 10 points.
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Fort Worth Live
Stock Is Steady,
Generally Lower

FORT WORTH. Oct. 2e.-tF-
Hogs: HOO: steady to 1oc lower;
ton 925: bulk 19O-210 ID. hogs 9.i5
@9.25: stock pigs 7.O067.25.
Cattle: $4,000. including 5000
calves: slaughter steers and stock
steers slow. better grades fat steers
and yearlinrs scarce: she stock and
cutters slow. fully csc lower; few
sales better grades fat cows 5000
$50 and above: bulls weak to 25c
lower. . c~arlots Of strong weights
nj 7.25: heavy stock calves steady
Il.25Ml2.00: slaughter calves 100
Mln.60.
Sheep: 1 500; few sales steady;
good shorn fat wethers az 7.5O; fat
wooded y%earlings 1850.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 22.-Ep
Hogs: 10000; 10 TO 15c lower
than Saturdays average; top 925 on
225-300 ID. butchers. Stock pigs
s.O0R935.
Cattle: $4,000: calves: 1000;
steers. good and choice 1300-i500 lbs.
12.5OMI6.T5; commo ard medium
S.OOMl2.50: fed yearlings 750-950
lbs. 12.75G1T.00: heifers, good and
choice 12.25T15.75; COWS. good and
choice s.15M11.25: common and me-
dunn 7.006S.15; venlers milk fed
s.006 400.
Sheep: 5000; steady to 10c lower;
lambs. good and choice 12.25Gl3.25;
medium i1.25M12.25; ewes. medium
to choice 4.00G6.50: feeder lambs
good and choice l2.O0G13-nO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
MARKETS AT
A GLANCE

New York
Stocks irregular; coppers again at
tain new high record.
Bonds improved; coppers advance
with stocks.
Foreign exchanges easy; japanese
yen up SO points.
Cotton higher; u~nfavorable weather
southwest.
Sugar easy; European selling.
Coffee declined; trade selling.
Chicago
Wheat lower; large visible supply
increase.
Cotton firm; u~nfavorable weather.
Cattle irregular.
Hogs steady.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
Mystic Marvel
To Be AT KWWG
Tuesday Evening

Mile. Flo Leroy billed at the Queen
theater as THE Mystic Marvel" will
answer questions propounded her
over ~radiophone KWWG from Z TO s
p. m. Tuesday night.
Queries should be mailed. tele-
phoned, or wired in to the station be-
fore Tuesday evening. All questions
will be answered, it has been an
nounced.
Mile. Leroy came here direct from
the Orpheum vaudeville circuit
where she has been doing her "Mys-
tic Marvel and mental telepathy" act.
She has appeared at radio stations
over the country and finds that her
number get over well On the air.
She was here last season and sur
prised many with her unique act. She
answers questions about lost objects,
marriage, relatives, etc.
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HERALD TO

CONTINUED from page one)
better meals at less cost. She
seeks TO encourage better health
through better foods.
Mrs. Dougan will prove 20 Val
lev women that the old adage.
The shortest way 70 a mans
heart is through his stomach" Is
no myth, but a clear. concrete
statement of fact. One Of the most
important phases of Mrs. Dougan's
work is the fact that she docs not
deal in impractical suggestions.
but tells the women In her audi
ences the latest and most ap-
proved methods Of culinary art in
a way that they can be put 10 use
in each and every home.
Every woman is cordially invited
60 attend every lecture as the
guest Of The Herald.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-22
ARREST IN
KNIFE ARRAY
Assault to Murder Is
Charged Against
Ell Jardin Man

AS the result Of a stabbing affray,
following a wild party" in FL Jar
din Sunday night. Trinidad Ramirez
is in the county Jail charged with
assault with intent to murder, and
Bartolo Garcia is in a serious con-
dition with three knife wounds in his
body.
Ramirez surrendered TO officers
OF the sheriff's department Monday
morning after a posse had searched
his home in Ell Jardin.
The cutting affray is alleged 20
have occurred on Indiana avenue.
and according TO versions Of the af-
fair given officers, Garcia was 4
passenger on a truck which was
stopped on the highway by Ramirez
and three friends, who asked for a
ride. A quarrel ensued. The truck
was stopped and the driver pulled
from his seat. In the ensuing fight
Garcia received three stab wounds.
Following the fight Garcia was
placed on the truck and taken home,
and Deputy Sheriff Fergus Groves.
appraised of the affair, went to the
home of Ramirez. but was unable
TO gain admittance. He came 20
Brownsville. a posse of officers was
formed. and when they reached the
Ramirez home they were informed by
the mother Of the man they sought
they he had left home, but she
pledged he would report to the Of
ficers Monday morning.
At 8 o'clock Monday morning Ra-
mirez appeared at the office Of the
sheriff and surrendered.
Reports Monday morning from the
home of the injured man indicated
that the wounds, though serious,
would not prove fatal.
Leno Morales. who is alleged 70
have been one Of the party. is held
by the officers as n witness.