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He hadn't meant to tell his troubles
to Lila or anyone else. How the
devil had it come about?
Lila's eyes were filled with salts.
faction. But I've told you that ]
haven't forgotten what tight holes
| used to be in half the time over
money" she said, a bit impatiently.
II know you must be having a bad
time. Rod. And it's so utterly un.
necessary, too. because Cyrus will
give you a good job any time you
want it,"
DOD frowned. BERTHE Lou had
- spoken Of the Same thing rot
long ago as future possibility.
He'd fatty told her that was one
thing he wasn't going to do. And
without the necessity Of plain
spoken words both had understood
that he meant he would not accept
a position from the husband Of
girl who had thrown him over.
Lets get back to the show" he
said. putting the glass down on
smoking stand. Lila pressed
hand on his chest to keep him from
rising.
you see." she jibcd at him.
"Bertie Lou is better friend I'm
sorry, because l thought you were
so happy with her that you couldn't
hold the past against me-"
Il DON'T" Rod said shortly. mo
offense. Lila. since you're so happy
with Cy. but l owe you lot for
giving me the gate"
A flicker. too brief to betray its
meaning. came to Lila's eyes and
was gone. "Then why. II I'm mean.
ingless to you. should you refuse
position from Cy?" she asked.
Rod squirmed. She saw that and
laughed at him. Don't be foolish.
Rod. You have a right to be happy.
Heaven knows you and BERTHE Lou
are like two cuckoo doves. But
you cant enjoy life without any
money, not here In New York and
with the friends you've got"
Rod groaned. I'm always telling
BERTHE Lou we don't belong with
you and Cy and the rest OF EN-"
"And BERTHE Lou has too much
sense to listen to you. No. Rod.
you're double crossing yourself
somewhere. I could understand
how you'd feel about 1t II You were
still in love with me. But you say
you're not. And you know that
the lack of money is turning you
into joyless old foggy and yet you
won't accept your chance to give
BERTHE Lou the things all women
want.
Its q shame the way the poor
kid slaves in that apartment. Just
for your pride. II you love her SO
much should think you'd be glad
to sacrifice little OF it-though !
can't see how you'd have to do that
just by taking position with Cy-
to make her really happy"
SAn S0uuA ~ 6uNOl0 A1SCII uptSu
their conversation. Lila left Rod.
to take up her duties as hostess.
BERTHE Lou came in and Joined her
husband where he stood by the
chair.
What's this?" she said. taking
up the half empty glass of milk.
"Nerve tonic" Rod told her. Say.
how about going home? I'm dead
for sleep"
All right. I'm tired too" Berthe
Lou agreed.
Rod told her nothing that night
Of Lila's talk with him. He was
swayed by It. tempted. After al.
II he earned the salary he was
whiz at figures what had his
old puppy love for Lila to do with
It? Berthe Lou was the one person
to be considered now. And Lila was
brick to want to help him. What
surprise she'd turned out to be all
around. A regular fellow.
Shed have been still more Of
surprise II he could have seen her
at that moment.
|, ITO Be Continuedl
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GOOD USED CARS

Consisting Of Fords, Overlands,
Chevrolets. Stars; in coupes, Sc
dams, roadsters and tourings.
We trade and give terms.
Efficient auto repairing by exper-
fenced mechanics. Shop located at
10l Third St. Hedahl Motor Co..
Durant distributors.
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THIS aAS HAPPENED

UHIS HAS hAHFENEU
BERTHE LOU WARD marsies
ROD Dryer. VIE had psevlossly
been engaged 70 LILA MARSH.
and the only shadow % The
brides hsppinees u Lila's peseise.
ency IN broadcaet)ng 10 their
friends that che was Reds 1rst
a spieaaia pesitses u New
, York e offered Rod y TOM
70 make e. so q issss:: A:1 se,
60 to m expensive hote1 until
seems 20 aniagoIiso MOLLY
FRASER. who urges Berthe Lou
TO buy more than she eos. afford.
Nod wins money from J'om %
poker as1. feeling an1:s ebiiea.
the crowd 10 . slght elub. Dertis
Lou scolds hin Tor the exesavas
Eance and they quarrel. However.
this trouble 10 forgotten 10 the
rush Of neving tsto thels new
apartment.
Lila :crps.ses shem b. marry
had met NJ their night club party.
she asks BERTHE Lon 10 forgive her
past unktnonesses snd ~ frleads.
With 90 Much sooceslty that che
cannot be AeuIed. Bat keeDlng IN
Appearances With people VIE 6ave
a. mueh mo0ey 70 spend % the
s.:: :;.: s:s y ss' E:'s: :.t .! ~
Lou. Rod becenes dissessagea
offer sympathy.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Xxx
ssTHERE couldn't b any place
: for my thoughts In youl
head" Rod replied physically and
hardly with q smile. The smiling
came readily enough. though. ID
Lila's carmined lips. She caugh,
the hint that sounded In his words
and voice-the hint that she lacked
the power Of understanding. The
smile crept up to her eyes. "A In
scrutabls smile.
you don't want . drink, de-
you?" she asked. in . usgative.in
viting tone.
Rod shook his head.
Come IN here. them" she said
and turned toward the drawiu1
room door. her hand still on bill
arm. She had left the door open
but now she closed Il behind them
There was Z friendly IRE and "a
Incredibly comfortable looking sofa
before It. Lila led Rod over to Il
and pushed him down upon thu
cream and gold satin cushions.
Here" She offered cigarets ID
IN ivory box.
A golden lamp revealed that
Rods hand shook slightly when be
held . lighted taper to the to
bacco.
Losing Sleep" Lila commented
aloud.
up too much" Rod acknowl
do you really think that wealth
makes . person tree Of Ill worry3'
she asked suddenly.
Rod turned his head TO look .,
her. She had spoken with Z touch
OF depression IN her voice.
Even . golden crown must carry
. few thoruB." she went on @ b
did not speak. 1T 10 not impos
sible for mo to understand your
troubles. Rod. II they are concerned
with money. Ny memory ID not
short" she added with Z sieniacan,
pause. "Perheps there ere mauy
places II my mind that once were
dlled with the same thoughts thai
you were glooming over out there
In the hail."
We'll. you found . wy out oil
your troubles" Rod said banter
ingly: s'assuming that they were
the same 90 NINE"
you mean my marriage" Lila
returned quietly. And you're right
Rod. Abracadabra couldn't have
'dcne more for me-"
'Who0 her They both laughed
but u you really don't know
Lila explained. Its . magic word
And Il can help you. too"
rs that sos suppose you cap
tursd Il II . dictionary or . cross
word pussle and dragged It to thl
altar with you 70 Do IT. stun. But
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MEDALIST IS COMMODORE

London, July 27.-P)-The pos
SCISSOR Of medal Of honor from the
United States congress is now COM
modore Of the Cunard fleet-Captain
Sir Arthur Rostron, who was com.
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BIDS
Menoken School District No. ~ will
receive sealed bids for 3 bus drivers,
Route North. East, and West.
Bus drivers must furnish bonds.
Also bids for janitor work.
Bids will be received until August
~. 1928.
The board has a right to reject any
or all bids.
President.
PARK e. WOOD. Clerk.
7:c4-c5- S:l.2-3
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mander Of the steamship Carpathia
when the Titanic's survivors were
rescued.
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French and Welch, supplies. $50
French and WEIGH. supplies. 1918
French and WEIGH, supplies. 2.25
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CROWD SEES GIRL DROWN
Minneapolis, July 27.-R)-Hazel
E. Olson, 81, was drowned in Lake
Nokomis here, while crowd Of 200
nearby disregarded cries Of her
chum for aid.
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FARM WANTED
FOR SALE OR TRADE. Choice
Ramsey county 100 acre farm. un-
encountered, all under cultivation,
near consolidated school and town.
Also several Mclean Co. farms.
Will sell or consider Bismarck resi-
Dental property in trade. Write,
P. @. Box liz.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
PHON e 82-


NJ ALE n6kf w AN Eli
MEN OR WOMEN WANTED in
each town to sell Woodman Acct
dent Insurance. Write o. A.
Burgeson, state supervisor, Annex
Hotel. Bismarck, N. D.
WANTED-Young man to work
Saturdays and Sundays, also for
steady work. Apply Bismarck
Shine Parlor.
WANTED-Cook for SO room hotel.
State experience and wages in
first letter. Write Tribune Ad.
No. 80.
BARBER Profession offers better
opportunities. Write Moler Bar
Der College, Fargo, N. D.. Butte.
M ut.
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WANTED IT, BUY
PARTY WANTS TO BUY-A mod
ern or partly modern five-room
home, at q satisfactory price, in
good location. Write Tribune
Ad No. 1903.
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Bills Allowed by
City Commission

Scully Steel and Iron COM
pany. supplies ...........$ 1884
aWterous company, supplies 4S.54
Neptune Meter company, sup
pies 1oS.VV
Pittsburgh Equitable Met.
Go. supplies ............ 309.60
Pittsburgh Equitable Met.
Co., supplies ............ 1858
State Fire and Tornado Fund.
Standard Oil Co., supplies. 20
FARRELL Hardware, supplies. 24.l5
Murphy Insurance, insurance 1891
Bismarck Service Co., supplies 1877
Modernu Machine Works. sup
pies l.UU
Hughes Electric, supplies 49,. 44.13
Hydrant repairs 2.1O
Central Scientific Co. supplies .05
Quanrud, Brink & Reibold,
supplies ............... go
Quanrud, Brink ( Reibold.
supplies 49,. 1.01
Bismarck Water Works, SAL. 1875
Ground maintenance ....... 1920
French and WEIGH. supplies. GALS
Mathieson Alkali Works, sup.
plies ........ 1900
Oscar H. Will Co., supplies. 1925
Northern Pacific, trans. 49,. 1858
Bis. Paint & Glass Co.. sup
plies ............. -. 4.25
Garbage Dept. lab. -. $500
Standard Oil Co., supplies. 3.15
Standard Oil Co., supplies. $500
Melvin WEIGH, lab. ........ $3.50
Bismarck Paint and Glass Co.
supplies ...... .......... 186.05
Bismarck Spring Serv. Co..
supplies ...... 26.7O
Otto Dirlam, work ......... 1897
Humphreys and Moule, sup
plies ............... ..... 900
A. B. Ref, supplies ....... rs
Bismarck Welding Works.
supplies ESQ
NJ. Wildes, labor 1900
Street Dept. pay roll ....... 325.00
Natl. Refining CO.. supplies. 1858
Traffic Dept. pay roll. ...... 5.55
Rembrandt Studio. work. -. 700
B. X. Skeels. supplies ...... 40.53
w. C. eastman. trans. ..... 1000
Police Dept. salaries ....... 282.OO
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms and one sleep
ing room. Newly decorated; in
modern home. Very quiet loca-
ton. Phone 300-W or call at SIP
Seventh street.
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished
room. 3O7 Ninth St. Opposite
St. Alexius Nurses Home. phone
FOR RENT-Well furnished room
in private home. Close in. I'M
mediate possession. Phone 1881.
FOR KENT-Two clean furnished
light housekeeping rooms. Call at
100 Broadway, or phone POW.
FOR KENT-Newly decorated room.
Lavatory in room. Call at SIP
Ninth or phone 11l5-M.
AUGUST 1 furnished room at 6l0
Fifth street. Phone 1c52 for ap-
pointment.
ROOM FOR RENT At 400 Sixth St.
Telephone AL.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR SALE-General store building
In the thriving town of Brisbane,
go miles Southwest Of Bismarck.
Six living rooms upstairs, full
basement. Also large addition in
rear, to store merchandise. Com
plete set Of fixtures, including
show cases, Dayton scales, shelv-
ing and counters, all of which are
practically new. Will sell at .
bargain. ] have done $35 100000
Q year business In this building. II
interested call or write H. P. Hay
den. Brisbane, N. D.
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PERSONAL

GENTLEMAN with interests in city
wishes room for self and healthy,
well.mannered son Of seven. Board
wanted for child only. Would pre-
fer refined home where boy could
receive woman's care during the
day. Write ad No. z, CO Bis
marck Tribune.
MADAM LATTIMORELLE-Pal-
mist and Phrenologist, hero 408
Ave. B. Phone 1890. Help, find
lost articles.
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Ernest Udet, famous German stunt
flyer, is to lead an expedition il
search of Roald Amundsen in the
arctic. Udet is pictured here beside
the cockpit Of his Flamingo plane.
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DIAMOND RINGS. SIS. $50. SIS,
500 and Up. Bly on our easy pay.
prices. .'-raes w. Marek, exclu.
sive diamond dealer. Office 1OS
Third street. Bismarck.
BOAED AND ROOM
BOARD AND ROOM for men only.
Gall 100 Mandan street, or phone
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-Fool hall and dance
hall. Good location. Selling at q
bargain. Only persons with capt.
ii need ..pply. ". ]. Barnes,
FOR SALELThe property Of the
South Side Mission. Very reason
able. Good investment for any.
one. Sweet Ave. and Sixteenth
street.
FOR SALE-Casting box and one
TIL. p. Electric D. G. motor.
chap: lnquire q Tribune Office.
FOR SALE-Six weeks tuition in
Bismarck Business College. Box
$50, Bismarck. Phone 1861.
FOR SALE-Fivo to thirty shares
Powell Motor stock. Write D. w.
Forsblad. Niles City, Mont.
FOR 6AEErA 40. / milch cows. r.
n. Little, Baldwin. n. D.
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WORK WANTED

LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or r. air that leaky or
closL- | radiator. All work guar
anteed and price reasonable.
GIRL % wishes to care for one or
two small children part or full
time. Write Tribune AID No. 5.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
LIBRARIANS PLAN
! CONFERENCE HERE
Research Will Be Principal
! Subject on Program at
May Sessions.

Plans have been made for the annual
conference of Special Libraries ASSo-
citation in Washington May Il To IS,
and conference headquarters will be
III the Hotel Washington.
Dorsey W. Hyde, lr., former preSi-
dent OF the association, and now secre-
tary of the Washington Chamber Of
Commerce. heads the local committee
Ct arrangements. with Il librarians on
the committee with him. Eleanor S.
Cavanaugh Of New York is chairman
Of the committee on program.
The plan adopted last year Of hav-
ing general sessions each morning and
group meetings in the afternoon will
be followed this year. and sessions will
begin and end promptly at the
scheduled times. The theme this year
is Research"
Features under consideration are a
visit 10 the White House at noon the
first day. the annual dinner the eve
ming Of the second Gay, with tour of
historic points in the afternoon, and
visits 10 government libraries the third
afternoon.
The membership of the committee
of arrangements is as follows: Mr..
HYDE. chairman: DR.. George F. Bower
man Of the Public Library. Frederick
w. Ashley Of the Library of Congress
and Miles o. Price, of the Patent
ONCE Library. vice chairmen: Miss
Claribel R. Barnett. librarian Depart
ment Of Agriculture: Dr.. H. H. B,
Never. Library of Congress: Miss Clara
w Herbert. the Public Library: r. H.
Johnston. librarian. Bureau of Rail-
way Economics; Miss Mary G. Lacy.
Department Of Agriculture; Miss
Martha l.. Gericke. State Department
Library; Miss Isabel Dubois, United
States Bureau of Navigation Library:
Mrs. Ruth Todd. Public Library, and
Miss Laura A. Thompson. Department
OF Labor Library.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
ART EXHIBIT PLANNED
AT CLUB ST. MARKS
Prominent Painters of East Will
Be Represented in Dis
play Here.

Washington patrons OF art will be
given an opportunity Of viewing the best
vrrk of local artists as well as the
paintings CT prominent artists Of New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and other
cities at an exhibition in the Du Barry
room at the Club ST. Marks. l0ll Con-
r,ectic,lt avenue. 10 be on display from
March 81 20 April Z. A private preview
viii be held on March IS from 10 am,
TO pm.
Peppino Mangravite Of New York Is
director. and the following are sponsors:
The Minister Of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik. Senator and Mrs. George II.
Moses, Gen and Mrs. Henry I. Alien,
admiral and Mrs Hilary P. Jones. Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Phillips. Mrs. Henry
A. Strong, Mr and Mrs. Walter Tucker
man and Mrs William Wheatley.
Artists who are sponsoring the eX-
hibit include Miss Catherine Carter
Critct7er. Miss Marguerite Mum. Miss
NJ c. Marshall. Miss Josephine Page.
Felix Mahony. Edgar Nye. A. II. o.
Role and others. Out-of-town repre-
sentatives are Dudensing Gallery OF
New York, Raphael Sabatini OF Phila-
desphia. John S. Graham OF Baltimore
and others.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
COUNCIL TO CELEBRATE
ITS 33d ANNIVERSARY
Jewish Women's Organization to
Have Elaborate Program at
Community Center.

The washington section Of the Ma
tional Council Of Jewish Women Is 10
celebrate its tllirty-third birthday an
niverssry b. a luncheon TO be nelo IN
nnr,or of It's members on Tuesday at
I'm. al the Jewish Community Center,
Sixteenth and @ streets.
Following the luncheon an elaborate
program is to be presented entitled "A
"Trip Around the World" under the per
sonal direction Of Mrs. Marie Moore
Forrest. The performance will be III
the form 0. series Of tableaux. with
a czst Of about IS persons, and VIII
include songs and dances OF various
nations In their native costumes.
Among the guest artists will be Mrs
Flora McGill Keefer. Mrs. Julian BrT-
LAVISH Mrs Norman Fisher, Mrs Her
man Shapiro. Mrs Julius Luiley. The
orchestra music 1ili be Led by Mr. Nc
williams. Tne entire program Is under
t{1e general Craftsmanship Of Mrs. J. 8
KSnE.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
FARM YOUTH Is WINNER
or AN ESSAY CONTEST
Charles Goodwin Of Guilford, N. T.,
20 Receive Set Of Eilverware
as Prize.

r. .Ge EtFff3 esfl FfFNA.
CHICAGO. March i7.--CbaFIes Good
syin. 1a~yeaY old fsrnl boy oi Guslford.
= e. was announced today as winner
n the national essay contest. promoted
by the juvenile department. OF t1e
American Farm Bureau Federation's Of
fcssi naSgs zine. the Bureau Farmer,
Dorothy Cllspln. n, Ludlow, Mass. Won
zecond place the g0lc medal she VIII
fecelfe vii De added ~ her collection
Of 81 other medals and ribbons won Al
sasso,Js agricultural contests Goodwin
vii ~ algen q set of Giiver@are
Thirc place, with a silver medal, waS
awarded lola Pierce. kuoulyJn Iowa
Etaie president Of The Iowa Farm Girie'
s-E I/Jrea EoDeck. Green Forest. ARR,
Fourth place winner. viii receive q
bronze medal.
n DffameF and His Dreams" wa4
t}c E13e VI ColdwlnS essay. La u ne
FecnJnfed bis career as q an head.
Ef8yt nancs and health club n1emDes,
81 CFQagi3za .on of farm youths.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Mai ~ ManHin2 I'LL Columbia
FJsc hes f.leo Fuit " reo0Yer $50 900
damage from WaiEsr II Msebnhol fot
alleged DTeaei ~ c0D1 1aet. 3he ~ W
Macklf 1osk Dyid iBe fremont Apart
U3eu1s 81 5g7 #elfth street and agfec0
- elfeEe . hfet tTlst 81 800 900 on
Ff' building ~ failed ~ secure tbe
s4tehslgn Il is s.lsged aisG tie plalntir
faEt sHe sJfefc0 = fuaEesal loss ri
aae sDG0 fle D. repteseHle6 bY htt9y
/ Tys Douglas. OBJ III IL Douglas.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

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E"pI2e = Cpff!n. hafDn Cp0nty Re-
3)'lbjNan ciIauman. VII feae trial ~
C}ln,.Ha3 Court here Nay 2 ~ charge
cf rpnsplflhR Hlth GOV I'd JackoJD
ano j4ogar NaIsb. athfnfy IN an al
,f2ec attempt ln 1879 10 bgli3e Warren
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Dste ief ne tflAl Wa tired oday b.
CB@rieE n A'Eabe special Judge.
bpe. Ja6kt9u recently Naa aCq8itteG
Dn c!fected gerdlct. the eailFt hgidUak
ihsi ne statute NJ limitations opefz'ea
~ present poaeo4t.pH fof tt4f alleged
Grcfsh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12

! Wide, long skirts and the extreme
in decolletage are outstanding notes
of fall evening frocks. The low cut
Of the bodice IA. usually concentrated
in the back. Notice the frocks pic
tured above.
They are quite sophisticated
these low-cut gowns-especially when
they come in black.
The first figure in the picture Is
Louise Brooks. wearing a somewhat
unique form-fitting frock Of crinkled
gold cloth. Il closely resembles a
sleeveless coat. and Is caught with
tailored buttons at the surpliceclos-
ing and pocket. II calls for restraint
in the matter Of jewels and acces-
series.
The extremely low-cut back is fea-
tured in the central figure. This
model Is Of black taffeta. IL has an
ankle-length skirt, and a huge bow
which brings the back up directly
beneath the decollete. Lois Moran
posed for this and the last gown
(rightl. which is also black and made
or chiffon velvet. This gown also has
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PERSONALS

Miss Nellie Conway j. here from
Los Angeles, visiting at the nome
Of her brother, Roy p. Conway and
family.
Dr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Burnett and son
Thomas are home from a protractcd
automobile trip which carried them
through several Of the eastern and
southern states, taking IN many Of
the historically famous scenes, sues
as the battlefields Of the Civil and
Revolutionary wars. The beautiful
Shenandoah valley was one Of the
most wonderful Of all the places
traversed. The trip included Niagara
Falls, portions Of Canada, coming
home via the middle west states.
Mrs. Mary Stewart, Miss Clare
Stewart. Mrs. W. NJ. Dooley and "
II. Stewart were in Edinburg Tues
day, where Mr.. Stewart assisted at
the putting on of Odd Fellow work.
Mrs Lee Mckinney and daughters
Misses Isabel, Virginia and Edna
Lee returned to their homes in San
Antonio Monday morning, after Q
months visit here at the home al
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Nash came 70
Mission from San Francisco Tues
day for a visit with Mr.. Nash's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Alsmeyer and
son were here from san Benito sun
day. for q visit with Mr.. Alsmeyer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Z. AIS
meyer.
f. J. Grove accompanied his
daughter Mrs. Harrington, here from
Des Moines. Iowa, ana her son Rich
ard, to Point Isabel Sunday for an
outing.
Mr.. ard M-s. Jack Jones and two
daughter returned Monday to th.l.
nome M South Carolina, after a visit
Eere with their brother and sister.
SIN and Miss Mary Jones.
Miss Margaret hclvig or Mime.
apolis, Mimi, il here visiting al IN.
home Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson on Sharyland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bray and Mrs.
Nolft were attendants at the Inter
national Press ASSOCIATION meetinl
~ Reynosa Friday evening. The
guests Of "A. Y. Baker OF E~dinburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert c. Jeffevs
are here from Sabinal with their
cai!dre- visitin gat the homes Of
GER father, DR.. J. W. Jeffries and
th-lr brother. II. q. Jeffries and
ieir sister, Mrs. q. y. Wright and
-aiy.
N s5 Sallie Wilkerson Of Sabinal
l-s been 2 guest at the home of Mrs.
.. q. Decker south Of town.
PITS. Jack Lair entertained a few
Trends at bridge NJ her home II
he Hayes-Sammons apartments
Monday, the guests being Mrs. K. b.
aEcnor, Mrs. y. ID. Honey.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
Cult of Antoinism
Spreads In Europe

PARIS-Pl-Antoinism, a reli-
gious cult that deals with mental
and bodily ills. is to have a second
church in Paris.
The announcement caused Pari-
SLAMS to learn that this sect. only a
generation old, has a hundred
churches throughout the world ruled
from the little town Of Jemeppe-sur-
Mouse in Belgium, where "The
Mother" widow Of Antoine, founder
and The Father" still presides over
the services.
1t is a tenet Of the cult that ill
ness and matter are unreal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-12
MRS. CONGDON
HONORS MRS. FLY

Another affair in honor of a dis
tinguished lady was when Mrs. n.
II. CongdOn entertained on Friday
evening, %hOnoring Mrs. Fly, wife Of
Judge Fly OF San Antonio, and her
daughter, Mrs. Hildebrand Of Con
zales. Three tables Of players join
ed IN the pleasures of the game,
with table prizes as gifts received by
Mesdames S. VI. Hsrgrove, II. Saun-
ders and H.. c. Jeffries. Lovely
little gifts were bestowed on the
honor guests, these gifts being es-
pecially a Valley product. Those
present were Mesdames II. +. Smith,
r. l. Stewart. III. G. Jeffries, r. r..
Card, G.. +. Dohrn, I. b. Summons,
Il. a. Armstrong. s. NJ. Duffie, II.
II. Ewing, also Mesdames II. II.
Saunders and Green Of Brownsville.