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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
The Stars Say
For Tuesday, Nov. 20.
By ~CENEyIEYE KEMBLE.

HNHIS days stellar operations hold
presage OF many complications
and intricacies which II may
call for much discernment and wise
counsel to properly manipulate. En-
ploynent is under q baneful ray Of
the Luminaries in square aspect.
consequently 1t Is urged that every
precaut.on be taken not TO merit
criticism. censure Or dismissal. New
undertakings are also meuaced and
there are subtle and sinister phases
10 other business as well as personal
affairs calling for astute manage
ment. The finances are fortified by a
friendly Jupiter.
Those whose birthday 10 Is are
confronted by a year calling for
astute and clever management OF all
affairs IL they would escape comrll-
cations and complex problems. Safe
guard the employment and postpone
new ventures. A child born on this
day may have many excellent quail
ties and talents for success. but
should also be equipped 10 surmount
many adverse conditions and subtle
ties.
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and tempt and run away-until the poor men
are 20 dizzy they don't know what to do. Mod
ern Eve may not use the apple when she stages
her Temptation Scene, but she uses it's equi-
valent-and that's Dan ~Cupid-tucked comfort
ably away in whatever apple may be used as
bait. Sometimes the bait is money; that's trag-
edy. Sometimes it's beauty-that never lasts
Oftenest it's a heart-that's what lasts always.
And Dan gurEles in glee TO know that the Mod
ern Eve still plays her original role-only with a
different ending. Then it spelled banishment;
now it's Happiness, Love and Contentment
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BY JACK

shoulder ana a cold. insulting stare
hat says as plainly as words. 'Oh.
so you're So-and-So. Well. ! don't
see what John yer say in YOU
It's a dead give-away. that. Friend
Husband knows at once that Wife
is jealous-and profits by the knowl.
edge-and so does the other girl |
wouldn't try TO impress her with the
fact Of Johns devotion by sending
him on errands and ordering him
around IN her presence. He'd 20,
probably. but he'd never forget. and
he'd forgive me for Haunting
his servitude in public. And /
wouldn't show my jealousy still fur
Their by making disparaging remarks
about the other girl. as soon as she
turned her back. Instead. I'd try 10
be friendly and natural: ia make
believe / liked her. ven IL II were a
struggle. and I'd keep in mind the
fact that. after all. I was the one
John chose to marry. and % the
other girl.
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Mental Worries Pave the Way for Serious Physical Ills
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
Taking Liberties with a Police
mans Nose l. No Sport for
Shadow Children.
BY h1ax Trell

EF you're on speaking terms with
your shadow. which you can ha
II you crawl into bed. close YOUR
ewes and breathe deeply for a lunF
while. you'd do well 10 warn h.n
against sliding down chimneys, rl.n-
spouts. lightning rods and above ai,
down noses. Because II 2 don't.
no may do what Nil. Flor. Yam.
Hand and Knarf did.
Nil, Flor. Yam. Hand and Mart
were tho shadows Of five little tols
and girls. whose names you can eely
easily find out by spelling then it.a-
wards. Like all shadOw-chIldreu t.yy
nothing better, after t.uT
charges were fast asleep THAI tn
make themselves as small a. tLr aNL
over an a. and frolic until dayiitLA
Now on this particular night. wh.uh
you will remember because M Mai
the second after your last biriuuIt.
they met together on the dourkutp
OF a certain house and after counting
themselves TO be certain they N.ta
all there, set out 10 seek adNtHtCIt.
The first thing they came 20 WA l1
open window. IL was a very ordinitF
open window and they would ,ci-
tainly have passed II by had uct ~
loud sound come out from hchi..d it.
which seemed TO say: Come il-
come in" As shadow-childrcn uu-
like real children. always dp us
they're told. they quickly tut"fcl
and found themselves standin- ,n IA
pillow. riSAt next 20 a large it,a
which. az II Jurucd out. BELONG t1
"A policeman. Tie Sound was N a.--
from his nose and now scenes tu ue
saving: stay here-stay here
II Is all very wei; to be- invited tn
stay but Mil and Flor and Yam arh
Hand and even the odd little kratt
wanted TO play. And what arru--
ment n there In standing on "a rlI uv
listening 10 the d%eafeninI invita- nn
OF a policeman's nose? None AZ all
n Flor had not luckily hit on a brill
liant idea. This was 10 slide down
that same nose. Indeed IL was an
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'fon. By the way. that's a very
popular combination this Fall -
cream chiffon and black satinl And
the end Of the Y is smartly finished
with a cream chiffon bow.
Youll understand why. with the
pleats and the bow and the chiffon.
we had a difficult time overcoming
the lady's complex on femininity.
But there isn't a woman IN the world
that wouldn't fall for something In
Madam's shop.
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Words of the Wise

Book, must follow sciences, ana no'
sciences books. -BlCoa
Great ~ Journalism. I'M H1i
crery able Editor a Ruler mn Nr
World, being a PERSUADE mn it'
Carlyle
We always hope. and il al thing r
is better to hope than to despair
Goethe
The liberty OF an irdiriiHnl
must be thus far limited;
must not make himself y r
Sdnce to other people. III
Every human hear.
human. -Longfell0w.
A trHe-bred merchant is he
best gentleman in the nation.
-DcfOc.
What you have done 10 another. you
may expect from another. -Syrus.
Blind zeal only does harm.
-LichttUtT.
Men are able 10 trust one another.
knowing the exact degree Of dishonesty
they are entitled 10 expect.
-Leacock.
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strict diet on the assumption that the scales can't
lie and that in time your body will conform 10
the figures registered on the scales you are apt
to find yourself in danger of i'll health.
Confusion and doubt regarding ones correct
weight is apt to come If one has too much con-
fidence in the actual figures set down in any
weight scale. Doctors. insurance companies and
genealogists, as we'll as beauty experts, are all
agreed on this point, their judgment being based
on sound, hard facts.
As an example take the average weight
given in most reliable charts which give 12S
pounds as the correct weight for the girl who is
twenty years old and who is five feet and five
inches tall. So far so good for the AVERAGE
girl. But take a girl Of that same age and
height who has an unusually small bone struc-
tnrn nnd ror will find that she il much tnn stnnt
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into the features. There is a set Of the jaw and
lines about the eyes that are not pleasant to see.
| do not mean that the beauty may be
damaged by such lines. Indeed, some Of the most
striking faces of history have shown these marks.
It is not the looks" have in mind. ! am
thinking Of what is going on in the brain of that
afflicted one. The natural sweetness of DISPOSE
ton, kindiiness, patience, forbearanee. charity
and genuine goodness are being impaired. Next
comes recklessness or Indifference.
a contented mind Is essential TO good health.
Fatigue, worry. surrender to circumstances
these are steps in the impairment of body. as
well as mind.
The first week in January is inventory
week" with most business men. At that time
they count up the figures TO see whether the
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Ii | We're
A Girl

" II ~ IT
look with sus-
picion on all the
other girls my
husband used 20.
know before he
married me.
When he intro
duced n OF
them. | wouldn't
meet her with a
c h lip on my
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For further particulars send a self.
addressed. stamped envelope and re.
peat your question.
NJ. v. Q. Q.-What causes ice-cold
feet7
al am t~wenty-four years OF age.
s II. / in. tall. What should /
weigh?
3.-What can be done for a slight
goitre7
A.-This Is probably due 10 cor
circulation. Build up the general
health and your circulation should
improve.
2.-For your age and height you
should weigh about 100 pounds.
Send self-addressed. stamped
envelope for further particulars and
repeat your question.
b. b. Q.-What would you advise
for sleeplessness and a generally
tired feeling during the daytime?
A-Probably due 20 auto-intoxica-
ton. Be sure that your system is
kept clear by proper diet. water be
tween meals and regular outdoor
exercise. For further particulars
send a self-addressed. stamped en-
velope and repeat your question.
NJ. +. Q-What can / do 10 rid
myself OF blackheads and pimples?
A.-This condition Is due 10 faulty
diet and constipation. Eat very little
sugar. stdrChes and coffee. Avoid
constipation. See that you exercise
daily 20 the extent Of causing gentle
p~erspiration. \ special preparation
should be used for the pimples and
care taken ~ the blackheads. For
fun particulars kindly send a self
addressed. stamped envelope and re-
peat your question.
+. r. Q-What should a girl
fourteen years old weigh who Is
I IL. III I'm. tall?
A.-For her age and height she
should weigh about l05 pounds.
Copyright lszS. Newspaper Fsa'ur, ssrvic.. the
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Surely, your personal welfare is
welfare or any business man IN the
world. Ii can everything TO you
certainly.
An occasional check UP IS good for
you. Perhaps you have not reviewed
your affairs. IL may he well that you
are worried. perhaps unconsciously
worried owe ~trifles. Even IL they
are far o important than t%rifles.
they may be evils hat can be re-
moved by a little energy Or inge-
nuity.
You may not be captain u your
fate absolutely. but, after all. there
r few experiences in life that can
not be modified or improved by the
exercise OF good sense III they can
be overcome. you should make every
effort TO get rid OF troubles that are
undermining your health and threat
ening your influence.
| am resigned 20 the fact that
there are troubles beyond the hope
OF removal. In that event there
must be developed "A philosophy that
Will make IL possible % endure cheer
fully what cannot be mended. ! sup
pose that Il what religion IL for. but
that subject | shall leave 10 the
preachers.
II IS a pity. however, for a natu-
rally healthy body 70 become clogged
and seriously damaged by mental
worries. Eut sure as fate. il Will he
unless you develop your fighting
spirit and determine to ride down
your cares.
I'VE may argue over the relation
ship Of mind and body. You may
say the diseased mind is responsible
always for the damaged body may
put Il the other way. But plain.
ordinary common should teach
as that cares that n be overcome.
should be overcome. We cannot af'
ford 10 harbor unnecessary worries.
They pave the way for physical ills.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19

ONG, long ago IN the Garden Of Eden, the
game of Love started. Mother Eve was the
originator of all the lovely wiles and CO
quetries that have come down the ages as part
OF her daughters and grand-daughters and the
many many generations thereafter, heritage.
Each generation has added, in its own way. TO
the knowledge which woman has acquired. in her
everlasting search for Love. But way down in
the bottom OF their hearts they are all the same.
Outwardly, different; at heart, exactly alike.
They tease and coquette and pout and plague,
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Answers TO Health Queries

B. S. II. Q.-What can be done
for melancholia affecting the stom-
ach. causing sleeplessness and ner-
vousness in general.
A.-First OF all. build up the gen
eral health. benefittinc the nerves
and improving the entire system.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-19
Ii | We're
A Man.
BY JILL

WOULDN'T In
sist on Mystery
and Sex as wo-
mans principal
a ons.
After all. most
mysteries are
solved eventu-
ally. and sex is
as old as Adam
a n d Eve. Ia
encourage a girl
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graceful lines that are the envy OF
her fat or gaunt sister.
Then, too. there is 10 be considered
the matter OF whether the weight is
arrived at by solid. healthful muscle
or whether it is based upon soft. I'M
healthful fat. A girl OF the same
height. age and weight given above
may have an av-erage-sized bone
structure and still appear overweight
at the l2S-pound mark on the scales.
The reason for this Is that there u
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USE COMMON SENSE
IN WEIGHT CONTROL
The Scale Tables for Weight, Height and Age
Should Be Interpreted to Fit Your Individual
Case-SO Diet and Reduce Sensibly.
BY JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON

T. when dieting, you find that the scales drop a little each day,
but still you can't squeeze into that coveted size sixteen, Common
Sense" should tap you on the shoulder and say; "Young lady,
is something wrong with this picturer' III you continue the
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only is this the purpose of the appraisal but also it is to clear the
desks for another year of business.
How often do you take inventory of your soul and body?
Surely, your personal welfare is just as important as the financial
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CONTENTED MIND IS
HEALTH ESSENTIAL
lou May Not Be Captain of Your Fate" But You
CAN Develop a Fighting Spirit and Determine
to Ride Down Your Cares.
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, NJ. ID.
United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner Of Health NeiD YORK OF

a TIRED face turts my soul. wish it we're not necessary fol-
~ people to wear themselves out to make a living or to carry
the burdens of life. After a face becomes lined with care and
fatigue there comes another thing to mar il. A certain hardness creeps
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when she weighs 1873 pounds. BY the same line Of reasoning we find
the girl of the same age and height who has an unusually large bone
structure appearing gaunt and undernourished at rs pounds
Another girl can weigh the same amount and have slender, youthful
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Copyright. 1879. ssw,5rp.r F.n'ur. servia.. Ina
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NJ. +. Q-What can / do 10 rid
myself OF blackheads and pimples?
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AY romantic speculations con-
corning the emotions Of
- Prince Georges and Princess
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+. r. Q.-What should a girl
fourteen years old weigh who is
I II. III I'm. tall?
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A.-For her age and height she
should weigh about l05 pounds.
Copyright 1925. Newspaper FsAiur. SERVES. the
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b. b. Q.-What would you advise
for sleeplessness and a generally
tired feeling during the daytime?
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TIT r you're on speaking terms with
your shadow. which you can hA
N YOU crawl into bed. close YOUR
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HEAR PAM:
It's been difficult for me TO
steal enough time 70 dash off
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-21
J. HAM LEWIS
 GIVES ADVICE
 TODEMOCRATS
Says arty Should Take Direct Stand on Farm
 Relief, Prohibition

CHICAGO, June 21. The Democratic Party has been ad- vised by former United States Senator James Hamilton Lewis ito avoid trick phrases, and to take a clear stand on the is sues of Farm Relief and Pro- hibition. The address was made at the Chicago Press Club last night on the eve of his departure for the Democratic National Con ventlGn at Houston, Texas.
 The former Senator condemned what he called seduction of votes by misunderstanding and misrepresentation of Republican Party managers who evaded the farm issue to catch the votes of the unwary and announcing of false principles to escape respon- sibility for clear statements and Intentions"
 Senator Lewis said further: "The Democratic Party gives promise also for similar deception but the party must not descend to such tricks and mislead vot- ers. The party should condemn President Coolidge for the use Iof vetoes."
 Senator Lewis also declared that "if Democracy sincerely op- poses National Prohibition it must renounce the Eighteenth Amendment and advocate its re- peal. If Democracy favors the amendment ft must demand it's enforcement. There must be no avoidance of the issues by pre- senting doctrines and modifica- tion of the Volstead Act"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-21

KINGS BAY, June 21.-Cheer- ed by $50 pounds of provisions dropped upon his camp yesterday by Major Maddalena, Commander Umberto Mobile has sent further radio directions for rescue of his stranded party
 Mobile gave instructions about what further procedure to be followed in rescuing the party He gave details of the ice condi- tions where the men are stranded.
 No News of Amundsen
 There is no further news re- garding the whereabouts of Capt. Roald Amundsen and Lieutenants Districhsen and Guildbaud who hopped off from Tromsoe, Nor way, and who have been missing since Monday night. All kinds of speculation is being made about him but no definite infor- nation.
 S NA Fog Prevails
 It is feared that fog, which prevails today, will prevent Ma jor Maddelena from starting cut again in search for the bal loon party of seven members of the Italia crew and three missing men who originally formed the Mobile group.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-21
MARINE RADIO BILL
 PENDING IN HOUSE

dependent oi the vessels main electric power plant must be pro vided which will enable the send ing set for at leasl four hours to send messages over distance of 100 miles, and efficient com munication between the operator in the radio room and the bridge shall be maintained at all times
 ''The radio equipment must be in charge of two or more persons skilled iI tho use of such appara- tus, one or the other of whom shall be on duty at all times while the. vessel is being navigated: Provided, however, that any yes sel which is equipped with an eff ficient automatic alarm signal de. vice. in good working order and approved by an officer of the De- partment of Commerce, shall be deemed to have complied with the provisions of the act if the radio equipment is in charge of one or more persons skilled n the use of such radio apparatus and auto- matic alarm signal device.'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-21
LEADERS FROM
 NEW YORK CITY
 REACH HOUSTON
Tammany Man Early on Scene-S Smith Be Nomin-
 ated on Early Ballot

HOUSTON, June 21.-The first Tammany leaders supporting Gov, A. k. Smith for the Democratic Presidential nomination arrived late yesterday and repared to establish headquarters in the Rice Hotel where the Reed lead CTS are quartered.
 George Van Nance, Norman Mack, veteran National Commit teeman, and Thomas J. Phellacy, Connecticut Committeeman, com pose the advance guard.
 Van Nance said he was sure of Smiths nomination on an early ballot but that New York had no favorite for Vice-Presi- dent.
 Norman Mack definitely an nounced that Franklin D. Roose- welt. who led the Smith fight in the convention four years ago, will nominate the New York Ex- ecutiye.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-21
KIWANIS ARE
 BOUND NORTH
Dele g ates to Convention Come to Alaska on
 Three Steamers

SEATTLE, June 21.-O. Sam Cummings, of Kansas City, has been unanimously elected Presi- dent of the Kiwanis and Charles Adams, of Calgary. and James Neal of Walla Walla, Wash, el- ected ice-Presidents.
 As an unofficial sequel to the Kiwanis International Convention here, a large number of the dele gates remained over to make the trip to Alaska.
 Many leave here tonight aboard the Queen for the Southeastern Alaska trip, others will leave on the Alaska next Saturday for a special cruise as far as Seward, many going to Fairbanks, and others are going to Vancouver to leave Saturday night on the Prin- cess Louise. Aboard the latter steamer will be the Kiwanis from California. including Charles w. Cadman, pianist and composer, who will give a concert in Ju- neau while the steamer is in port there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-21

DETROIT, June 21-Amcrica's s increasing air-mindedness is re- flected in the 1928 National Air Tour, starting from Detroit June 30.
 On that day simultaneously with the start of the Gorson- Bennett balloon races the tour caravan of 20 planes and more than 100 per sons will hop off for a 6,000-mile air jaunt that will carry them around the United States to 21 major cities and more than 13 states.
 The whole series of aviation events, including finals in the boys national airplane model contests and a glider competition have been grouped in one day to form Detroit's Air Olympics for 1928.
 The Air Tour, in the fourth year of it's existence, covers thrice the mileage of last year and nearly twice as many planes will compete for the Edsel Ford Re- liability Trophy, annually award ed to the pilot who gathers the most points in his favor during the time of the tour. In add.- tion, cash prizes totaling $12,000 will be distributed.
 Eddie Stinson, Detroit a'rplane manufacturer, last year won the trophy and the first prize when he completed the tour with the highest number of points, based on a combination of skill, relia- bility, speed. endurance and plane performance.
 The purpose of the tour is to demonstrate the reliability and practicability of commercial avia- tion under everyday travel condi- ,tions and to promote public ac- ceptance of flying in general. Every type of plane from the com mercial transport to the smaller sports models will take part.
 Tho great air fleet will take off from the Ford Airport with Ray Cooper. .our manager, in the pilot plane. Indianapolis will be the first stop. St Louis is next. then follow Tulsa. Fort Worth, San Antonio. El Paso, San Diego. Los Angeles, San Francisco. Oakland, Portland, Ore; Spokane, Great Falls, Mont; Minot, N. r.; St. Paul, Wausau. Wis; Chicago. Bat tie Creek. Mich, and Detroit again.
 Edward F. Schlee and William s. Brock. Detroit-Tokyo flyers, are the first official entrants in the tour. Twenty veteran flyers and several relief pilots, together with half a hundred prominent Detroiters and newspaper men. will fly with the fleet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-21
Radical Deputy Pulls Gun Six Shots Fired,
 All Find Marks
TRAGEDY POLARIZATION
 OF FIGHT IN ASSEMBLY
Peasant Leader in Jugoslav Parliament Among
 Those Killed

BELGRADE, June 21.-Infur- lated by interruptions and op- position insults, Punica Ratch- itch, Radical Deputy. drew his revolver in the National Assem- bly, late yesterday afternoon and fired six rounds into the opposi- tion group
 Paul Raditch and his uncle Stefan Raditch. peasant leader, were killed Croat Deputy Dr. Basaritchek and three others were dangerously wounded.
 The shooting was the culmina- tion of fierce fights in the Jugo- slav Parliament.
 The crime was the most ter rible since the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga 25 years ago.
 At the height of debate, Stef- an Raditch shouted to the Gov ernment benches: You are not men. You are swine RaschiteE rtss ,zs rs se ssrns . CT and commenced sifootih8 lad a wild tumult ensued. Paul Raditch threw himself across his 'uncle's body and was killed.