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Evening star., 1928-11-11
TROOPS GUARD MORROW
AND LINDY IN MEXICO
U. 8. Envoy and Flyer Spending
Week End in Formers Resi-
dence in Country.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CUERNAVACA. Moreles. Mexico. No
vcmber l0,-The residence here of
United States Ambassador Dwight w.
Morrow was under guard by soldiers to-
night because of the week end visit of
the Morrow family and Col. Charles A.
Lindbergh
The party left Mexico City by auto
mobile this morning and drove through
heavy rainstorm over the mountains.
The read was carefully patrolled and
motor cycle policemen accompanied
them to guard against any depredations
by bandits such as have occurred on
tho road recently.
The Threatening weather kept the
party indoors throughout the afternoon.
A club composed entirely of Siamess
cats has been organized in London
Evening star., 1928-11-11
ARNIISTICE DAY
BY MAI. GEN. CHARLES P. SUNIMERALI,
Chief of STAFF.

that time has duld the
relief
Evening star., 1928-11-11
WOMAN HIT BY FIRE AUTO
WILL QUIT HOSPITAL SOON
Recovery Of Mrs. Margaret Con-
nick. Thrown $50 Feet by Auto,
Is Held Remarkable.

Mrs. Margaret A. Connick, who was
recently hurt at the same time her COM
panion, Miss Cecilia D. King, was ia
tally injured when they we're struck by
the automobile of Battalion Chief An
drew H. Wolter. will be released from
Evening star., 1928-11-11

indispensable characteristics in our citizens which brought victory to
years
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
Nv ANNE LAURIE

been a happy marriage. ! an only
seventeen now. and my husband
IS twenty-four. / have q darling
baby girl. the only friend I seem
10 have,
MY husband ~ A drunkard. end
when in this condition he Is cruel
and beats me numerically. lie
refuses 10 Ict me obtain a divorce.
and last month | met 2 young
man. ana ! arm positive We loves
me. I surely cannot sive him Up.
Everyone has tried ~ advise me
but I an sure I VIII profit hY your
true advice. NNFONG.
NYFONG: Surely II your husband
- "a a. cruel as Q SAY. your
parents cannot insist on YOUR 70
manning with him and isopsrdizine
YOUR life ana perhaps ypur haby's
why not consult ~ attorney and
AK hts advice7 You could obtain =
separation. I am sure. N such
grounds. even though your husband
would not consent 10 a divorce Eui
nv dear. IL very discreet Nor
speak ~ another young men Re
member that YOU arc , wife and
mother and gossip is a harsh thinG
a. combat You are not doing right
In receiving attention from another
while you are married 20 u man.
I'm afraid this Is All 7 can a u
YOU. hut I do strongly advise your
consulting an attorney.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18

o1 S[ wiz WV 'Ak NA A"
relation. She heard that her old school fiend was living in the
They got out some old photographs and laughed and cried
over them and talked about teacher and how the wild blackberres
used to grow IN the garden spot where teacher boarded They had
the time of their lives and the Man asked the Woman TO bring
her little granddaughter and spend the day at he ranch and the
woman and the granddaughter we're delighted. They'd never seen
a real Western ranch, and they planned what they'd wear, what
they'd do and say-and one day they got a letter from the Man,
y sort of cool letter IL was, saying he was going North on business
and wouldn't be there for awhile, and so glad they'd had the nice
little visit and too bad they couldn't see his ranch. but some other
time maybe-and that was that.
And the Woman and the granddaughter were disappointed
and sorry, and now it turns out that it was all the fault Of the
Mans sisterin-law.
The man is well to do, and has a good, prosperous ranch, and
= nice car and a bit Of money in stocks and bonds, and sstcrtn-
law thought she and her children would get all these nice things
some fine day, and the minute she heard Of the old friend from
the East, she put in her oar and turned the Man against his old
friend in some secret way such women have--and now the whole
friendly, pleasant little affair is over-for good, or for evil, which
ever way you want to look at it, And it was all such a tempest
in a teapot, because the woman from the East hadn't the faintest
idea OF . love affair Or even a mild filtration, with the man, he
wasn't a male TO her at all, he was just a n old friend who knew
her mother and father and her little brother who was drowned,
and it was a comfort to talk to him about the old days.
Do you know what / hope? ! hope the Man will meet a
designing widow within the next twenty-four hours and marry her
and settle every cent he has in the world on her and when he dies
] hope sisterinlaw will have TO 20 to the funeral and behave like
n decent human being for a few minutes.
So there!
Copyright 1874 sups@ F,uu, Service Inc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
The Stare Say
For Wednesday. Dee. 4"
r., CFNTVIEVE kEAIBIE-

ENROM the sidereal operations M
this day Il r. necessary 10 fore.
cast a state or stubborn OBJ
stacles. postponements and delays
II viii be difficult TO make much
proEfess under the u~nylelding in.
fluence az the square aspect OF Sa,
turn 10 the moon. q token Of lack Of
opportunity. generally unfavorabls
circumstances that thwart and ham.
per. affecting the health and depress,
Ing the spirits. Other testimonies
show slow returns Tor persistent or.
fort and also lack ~ harmony IN
personal affiliations.
Those whose birthday n ~ may
prepare for a year IN which doErec
perseverance and hopeful anticipa
tions for future action and return fog
fidelity and merit are about all tina
may be expected. II Is 20 be a time
OF obstruction and delay with per
sistency and diligence asked to post
po3c their fitting rewards. safe
Euard the health and keep the spirits
up. A child born on this day should
be given a good physical and intel
lectuai training. with viEor and Cd
timism the goal
Delay is better than disasrrr.-
PrUrcrJ.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18

EestIon or intestinal disturbances.
Proper diet and correct exercise will
alleviate this trouble. For further
information send a self.sGdresssd.
stamped envelope and repeat your
question.
r. r. o.-IIow can I Eet rid or
intestinal worms?
2.-What can ] do Tor falling hair!
Sly hair is very dry.
5.-Do you advise a nose and throat
spray for treating nasal catarrh?
A.-This requires special treat
ment for children and Erown-ups.
For fun particulars send "A stamped.
addressed envelope and repeat your
question.
al would advise a stimulating
ointment Send a self-addressed,
stamped envelope and repeat your
question.
s.-Yes. a spray a. essential Other
treatment IL advisable. too For Dc.
tails send a self-addressed. stamped
envelope and repeat question.
NJ. n. Q-Is there any drug or
medicine which viii clear 10 the
drink habit" without injury 20 the
patients health?
A.-Not that I know Of II the wall
power is not strong enough 10 break
the habit. then prolonged seclusion
IN "A suitable institution should he
helpful.
n. o-what can ~ done Tor en-
lar.ed veins on ihe back Of The
hands7 Have had acid system caused
~ improper dict-win the condition
az the hands improve now that the
diet has been resulatedf
A-Etanv people have prominent
veins on the backs OF the hands and
nothing can he done for this condi-
ton. IN older persons THIS condition
is often more pronounced
J. r. GLOW much should a boy
weigh Who T. III years old. 2 feet \
inches tall7
Docs smoking hinder the
growth vi inJure the hcalthf
Ale should weigh ahou; 49,
pounds
G--ENcessive smoking IN unwise.
C-r-rirst ia-s. S.-srsr.- FaHiuf. ssrVirs. Inr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18

them to develop in size and strength. In short,
like the body itself, they must grow. When they
get big enough. they crowd through the soft bone
and finally cut their way through the gum.
The first Of the teeth to appear are the two
at the front and center or the lower jaw. These
are called the slower central incisors.p and they
appear when the baby is from six to nine months
OF age.
After the lower central pair come the upper
incisors, not only the central ones, but also ono
on each side of the central pair, four in all. These
are cut at about the twelfth month.
Then to match the upper group there appear
two more lower incisors. BY the time the baby
is Ii or 10 months old there are eight front teeth,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
Homemade Christmas Candies Are
Wholesome and Easy to Make
(Thc Home Kitchen

10 n dough. Mould into small balls
and press a half walnut Or pecan on
either side. or drop the balls into
melted sweet chocolate then place on
a rack to dry. or oil in powdered
nuts. or work into them a little
freshly grated cocoanut. OF a little
w~ell-drained grated pineapple. The
candies should be placed at once IN a
tin box or he wrapped in a paper
for they dry out quickly and gel
very hard
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18

muffin In ICsIand7p II inquired nor
lesslv-
WHY. one OF u viii 70 M o.
look for one" said Nil. ElEncinS
Flor.
"Of course. one " us viii" VA
Flor, clancing 10 Yam.
"One OF us will 80 out at once
said Yam. rlancing az Hand.
"ImmcdiatelyI' said Hand. gar
iuE at knarf. knarf glanced
around him, but finding No one u
70 glance at said: III guess id N
ter GO
So out he went As Il YES AZ
midnight. however. ~ith n hi-
wind blowing, and the corn.muf
even if he had been lucky enough
find one, probably cold as ice.
dismissed the idea Of looking foT
ANA set a-chasinr ~ flock w r
beam- instead. finally captUriu.
fine shining fellow which nc promrl
brought back 20 the famished Z
worm.
"M-mm." N exclaimed rrRtrf
my favorite dish" III grew bt
again tho moment n swallow
and the shadow-chIldren. seeir-
al was wen. Immediately Eprans
it, back. ready Tor home.
Copyright ia1s. NsErrspsr Feature Ssryi-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
Loves Awakening
IT ha,erer Scheme Lay Hidden Back Of Samuel Brixion's otter
% Return The s2O.O 600 20 Lillian n Tenn porarily Spiked"
The Heart Story ~ q
Sfeddf1Ef Woman.
BY Adele Garrison

later On would have the same weight
as n Il came from her mothers
closest friends. But there was moth
inE I could DO save watch and wait.
Later 1 meant 10 devise some plan
for puttinr Marion on her guard
against the two men.
That could wait. however ! did
not wish 10 upset the child. and !
was sure that neither Samuel BriI-
ton nor his MISUNDERSTANDING
his Acknowledgements do anything
precfnitate. Theirs was "A waiting
game. sam BriNton might b. rash
and inpetu0us. but Charles Owen.
far more dangerous, was "a red In
dian IN lis infinite patience.
MIR. Brixton turned 10 me, hts
turbulence vanquished by Lillian's
prompt assent TO his plea for keep
ing Marion III the school.
Just forget that spiel OF mine"
no said with n roughly Apologize
air. II was sore. I admit, for n min
ute or two. and I let my temper get
the better w tine. but | have mo hard
feelings. I hope You haven't"
Ills was the confident air of the
man who ~ accustomed 10 'squarinE
things" by the sheer force of his
bluff Eood-nature. IN suited me.
however. 10 let him think that I ac-
cepted his apology. With Marion
and Carolyn prospective rocmmatcs
al school with the intimacy which
that relationship implied. II was W.
tally necessary that l be on appar-
entity friendly terms with the Brix-
ton family Otherwise I could not
keep up the watch ~ Marion'S
contact with them.
Il have no personal feeling in this
matter whatever" I told him. SUP.
pose we turn the leaf down"
And paste IL shut" Samuel Brix.
ton amended with "A huge laugh
I'm agreed. And now. I've got 10
look up the family. We have sew
eral places 10 stop before we 70
down 10 C~arolyn's school"
Continued Tomorrow.
frrTNUrf L. MaHanHUnr Irnfssr. .r~.- e.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
Three Minute Journeys
BY TEMPLE MANNING


ASSENGER carrying liners
plying between the United
~ States and South American
ports rarely stop al Bahia. Brazil.
Bahia l. not a place to which many
tourists turn their steps while CON-
mercisl travellers covering the Bahia
territory usually reach u by coast
wise boats from RIO De Janeiro.
But despite It's inaccess ihility. or
perhaps because of Il. Bahia Is one
az the most charmin 'oid-world'
cities on the cast coast Of South
America. And one or The oldest
cities. II was capital Of Brazii dur
ing the days OF the Empire.
Bahia. one OF the best harbors Of
eastern South America. is situated
just south or the nose" Of Brazil
that promontory which juts out into
the Atlantic just below the estuary
or the Amazon River.
The commercial part Of the city
extends along the waterfront back
to the bluffs. on top OF which IL the
residential section, IL H. in the
lower city that the main Plaza. with
its government buildings. the post
office and many business houses. Il
located.
Communication between the lower
and upper cities IN by means W two
elevators. a circular usmwsy and
steep. zlc-za- cohhled streets. Ur
and down these streets 80 the mule
carts while naked native youngsters
dart here. there ard everywhere
While Bahia. like the rest of Brazil.
vas founded by the Portuguese,
among the natives arc 10 be found
many negroes and native Indian
h~alf-bloods from the interior.
Ons OF the sights Of Bahia IN tbs
Old church. built, II Is said. soon
after the founding ~ the city by
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both sides. Later the vacant spaces
are filled i'm and hv the time the
child n two or two and one-hslf
years old he 10 the proud posscssor
or 20 teeth.
Once IN a great while a baby u
born with a tooth or two. In some
Instance the teeth are cut very
early and in others much later than
the average time | have given
The time OF the teething Is de-
termined hy the degree n nouriah-
ment ard the general welfare or the
child. So long as the child IS strong
and vigorous we need not worry
about the teeth or about the teeth
ing. Many averages are broken by
Natures own way OF dealing with
the individual problems
The ~ teeth have described
are the first teeth and In the course
ar time these will be replaced By the
teeth. At the age or SIX
wears or whereabouts the first 81
these appear. They \ double
teeth and are placed back or the
babv molars. Sometimes they are
called the ''six-year molars.
Just because the first teeth are not
"a remain IN Is M reason why they
should be neglected. They must be
Kent In repair 80 they will not drop
CIT before the second teeth are
ready. They are needed 70 help she
development OF their successors
Cavities IN tho baby teeth require
attention. III neglected, the decay
may find It's way through the first
underlying permanent tooth.
The child should he taught w ca.e
sor his teeth and the parents should
aea 10 n that the baby teeth are kept
clean and IN good condition
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
10 RcfuTn fHc so

TIME silence which followed
Samuel Brixton's final appeal
A 10 Lillian lasted no longer than
q n But II seemed . full hour
N duration while | watched the ex-
uression OF the mans face change
from turbulence and thwarteo
scherning TO q resigned acceptance
OF her dictum.
"AH right" ne said al last. "lll
tel Helena everythinEs Q. X. III
do more than that When Marion
n OF age, IN make II right with her.
She'll probably have some sense. IN
stead or trying ~ rIck flaws N
something which IL perfectly cor
rect"
lie shot q venonou- side glance
af me. and ! knew that he cheerfullY
could have stranEled me. But l
looked at him with smiling non
chzlance.
1--WE a safely leave that TO her
decision" | said. For the present,
let Us forget that this conversation
has been held"
lie started preceptibls.
Are you willing 20 do thatf" III
asked eagerly. You won't make
Helena feel bad by taking Marion
away from that school or anythlrg
like that?"
"Of course not" Lillian exclaimed
Indignantly. and I saw that ] must
walk warily where her sympathics
with Helena Brixton were con-
cerned. But I had n vivid ironic
memory az her wish 10 change
Marion's school which sho had *
pressed 10 me but a few minutes be-
fore. Not for the first time l real.
ized that my friend will sacrifice
anything on earth to her fear OF be
ing unjust
I thought I saw part Al least III
the scheme which | suspected Sam.
uel Brixton and his half-hrother Of
connecting against Lillian. They
meant to have Marion on such terms
nr intimacy with the Erixtnn family
that ANYTHING they suggested to her
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18

WE Iand.' cried Knarr ioy-
W fully. Lets hunt wal
ruses."
Mil. Flor. Hand and Nam-thf
other little shadow-childrcn with the
odd. turncd-about names-glared M
him. Were going right home" they.
remarked
i.Rut the wairuses?'' They didn \
even answer him. You see thst'
had started out for Ireland via thH
worn" subway which leads unner'
ground from anywhere 70 an
where-clse. As chance would have
Il, however. the engineer or then
train, a Fiowworrn. W HAVING a-
tended school regularly. ina Eine0
that ireland was spelled with 4 E
and took them tO Iceland Instead
Take us home. please" said Hand
TO the Rlowworm. But it enswere1
sadly: "I'm very hungry"
That's too bad declared Hand
wen get you something nice ~
eat when we get home"
THANK you said the Eicwworfn-
But ri this moment IT'S headlight
suddenly grew faint, like y csndl 2
that il about to 20 out You see
II announced IN a melancholy Ole
''Tn faint from hunger Now iha
shadow-chIldren knew that without
\ light the giowworm could not ses
~ take them home. III YOU could
only find me something 70 eat u
murmnred. "snmethinr-lEht-'
Would a hot corn-muffln Do
asked Mil. The glowworm bright
cred un III the thought or this. but
tho next moment X grew dim again.
"Vhere will YOU find n hot corn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

NEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ I am a young man twenty
three years OF age. ! have been
IN love with a eirl two years my
senior whom | loved very much.
"A few weeks ago she wanted TO
stop keeping my company and said
she would never marry me. she
still has IN her possession the en.
gagemcnt ring | gave her over a
year ago. when she promised % lie
my wife. She does not seem TO
care 20 send TX back a. she Is some
little distance from me But this
IN my problem. am in love with
another girl now. and as my first
girl friend has my ring ! do not
know what to do. Could. she make
any trouble Tor me II ! were 20
marry? Please advise me rs
feel I need advice AZ this time.
LONELY AND PUZZLED.
r oNELY AM PUZZLED The
- young Iady X very selfish and
rather m bred IN not returning your
engagement rinE. particularly after
she broke the engagement There
is no reason under The sun why you
cannot marry the Eirl with whom
you are now in love. As for trouble
II cannot see a single thing she
could do. except tell your wife that
she had once been engaged % you.
And N YOU have tangible proof that
she broke the engagement. what Is
there 10 worry about? Good luck
and best wishes for your happiness.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
by Vera Winston

Nrrf1t Jill FFIHIrU NFFh.
y choosing sport clothes IL Is i'm.
portant that tho choiss be made
with even more care than Is
used In buying expensive and frilly
clothes. Most women look best In
feminine clothes. our clever Ameri.
IAN designers realizing this fact have
severe lines than formerly.
For instance. the frock illustrated
here. This cannot fail 10 be almost
universally becoming. IL is Of soft,
red wool-crepe. with interesting
criss-cToss scanning. and a gracefully
rlared skirt. Most flatterinz Is the
draped collar m printed silk in red.
heige. black and white.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
Words Of the Wise

All truth is achievement.
you would have the truth YIN
its full value, 60 win il.
Munger.
God Or thanked for book
They are me Uoices OF the VI
tdnt and the dead. aud make
heirs or the spiritual life or w
past ages. Claiming.
let the farmer forevemore be hi
ored " hir calling; for they Who W.
IN The earth are the chosen people
God. -I-fTrr.,n
III you wish to be aTreeah
in society you must consent w
be taught many things whirI
you know already.-Lavater.
the cyric " one Who kuo,rg
the price NJ ererpthing and mn
value 0t nothing. Wilde.
The men who try ~ ~ rrm,fhi-,
and fail sre infinitely better than iho,.
who Try % do nothing and succeed
Jones.
There II but one Gods IVY
Allah or Jehovah? The palm
tree II sometimes called a date
tree, but there is only one tree.
-Disraeli.
GOUcTH INC lins ds they prrs
palace doors. the king trithir ;
tyunquil md fair and courteous
be all iCords which from fhgi
presence friH. Arnold.
EcoRcmirinz for M purpose N w.
ING independent "a cnc " the sound,,l
indications Of manly character.
Smiles.
No man lives without jostiir-
and being iostlcd; in all way
he has TO elbow himself through
the world, giving and receiving
ofonSe. Carlyle.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-12-18
By Jeanette Young Norton

BY Jeanette Young Norton
TT oMEMADB candies are al
ways part OF the holiday prep
srations. There are so many
nice kinds which can be made al
home. And they arc especially whole
acme for the children. In making
them, however. try to select the kind
that viii keep the best. not those
that are apt TO dry out and get hard
with = few hours. IL nuts are used
soc THAT they arc cracked ahead or
time and be careful that no shells ~
overlooked.
Br%tterscOtch Nsrshmal0wS.
Mix IN = saucepan. one and two
thirds cupfuls OF white sugar. n half
cupful OF water. a third OF a cupful
Of corn ryrup. Boil until a little.
tried IN cold water. becomes brittle.
Then add a tablespoonful OF molasses.
.-k1.>S-s. g batter. a level
sAstspoonful or salt and a ~teaspoonful
OF vanilla. stir constantly 10 mix
then remove from the fire. Dip the
marshmallows into the mixture and
place on a rack 70 drain. When
glazed place IN 4 boz in a dry place.
Pecan Penuche.
put two cupfuls OF brown sugar
and one cupful or white sugar. 2
heapinE tablespoonful Of butter and
q c1pfu or cream into a saucepan.
Bring gently 10 boiling point and
cook until ii forms a soft ball when
a little is tried in cold wafer. Re
move from the fire n add a haif
tea=poonful az vanilla and a cupful
of chopped pecan nuts. Stir and beat
smooth thes turn into a buttered
ran. when cold. cut in squares and
vrap IN wax papers. Store IN a q
dry place.
Chocolate Marshmallow Fudge.
Put two cupfuls Of white sugar.
che ciipful OF brown sugar. one cup
On or milk and a quarter or a cake
~ grated chocolate into a saucepan.
raok gently until IL forms a soft
Nil when tried IN cold water. Re
wave from the fire and add q table
OF butter. a ~teaspoonful or
%,anilla a cupful OF chopped pecan
nrts and = quarter OF a pound Or
fresh marxhmallows cut TN quarters
-th fhe kitchen scissors. Pour INTO
creased pan and when set and cool.
cut in squares
Fruit Paste.
Put through the food chopper q
hst, cupful each OF dates. figs.
raisins and pecan nuts. Add the
r~atod rind Of half an orange. 2 tea
spoonfui 81 the Juice and a teaspoon
mi Of honey. Mix well then lay on
hoard thickly sprinkled with con-
fA,tiouer's sugar. roll out with the
n,lu,s Of the hands 70 an evenly
,hick roll then cut in short lengths.
raii in rranulated sugar. Permit IL
~ drv orr then wrap in var papers.
sore in a tin box 10 keep moist
uncooked fondant-
rake the whites OF two large eggs
and an equal quantity OF cold water
and a teaspoonful OF vanilla Gradu-
eli aft in two pounds ~ confec-
tioner's sugar Turn half The fondsnt
onto a sugar-dusted board and work