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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-17
ORGANIZERS
OF LEAGUE TO
Hold MEETING
Committee Expects to
Name Sub Body TO
Interview Hida | go
Fans

Guy Trent. OF San Benito, chair
man Of the committee appointed ut
the meeting OF baseball fans held in
Harrington Tuesday night of last
week, that the committee
will get together Tuesday night OF
this week at the I'll Jardin hotel in
Brownsville, and map out plans fol-
n Valley Class d league.
The committee is to gather at tho
hotel not later than $50 p. NJ, Mr.
Trent states.
Members of this committee are
Harrington: Ben Epstein and Roy
Hough; San Benito, Bert Epstein
and l.. b. Winans; Brownsville, Der
Proctor and Bishop Clements. IL i.
expected a number OF other baseball
enthusiasts will meet with this com,
mittcc. not only from Cameron buI
Hidalgo county, as well. Cam Hill
OF Edinburg, who is expected to be
a c~o-operator of the McAllen club
will probably be on hand. along with
McAllen delegates, il IL stated.
The chairman and committee, are
the result of a called meeting OF
all Valley fans to attend at Harlin.
gen. at which time about forty Cam.
eron county fans assembled. but Hi.
daIEo county wasn't represented.
The original plan Of Mr. Trent
and it still is, he says, is to form a
Valley league, with a salary limit
Of $500 per month. the season to
last about three or three and n half
months. starting about May 4.
Mr. Trent. and those present at
the Harrington meeting. and Hidalgo
county fans, who were interviewed by
a number of baseball fans, who
toured that county some two weeks
sgo. believe a league organized along
these lines. viii e self-sustaininr.
thus enabling this part Of the state
to have baseball each summer. The
hurdcnsome task If public donations
will he eliminated. III in pointed out,
and Mr.. Trent points 20 the Nebras-
Ia State league. working under these
plans, as an example. This league
has been self-sustaining, and a mon
ey making proposition.
However, all these plans will Va
gone over. and thrcshed out BIZ the
committee. and il is expected some
one or two. maybe three persons
will be appointed to confer with
Hidalgo county fans in the hope OF
having their different towns Join
with San Benito, Harlinrcn and
Brownsville in an all-Valley league
II is stated by committee mem.
bers, that should Hidalgo county
not be interested in such a league
then Cameron county could, and pos.
sihly will join with Corpus Christi
Laredo, Robstown. Kingsville. Bee.
Vile or other towns in that part OF
the country, and form a South Texa,
league.
There - n lot OF baseball interest
and baseball fans in Hidalgo county
that goes without question. Pos,
sibly some OF the fans are not fully
acquainted with the plans-and Il
il for that purpose a delegate OIL
delegates will make n tour Of the up.
per Valley this week, the committee
says.
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Porkers Almost Clinch Title, Beating Rice ALE
St. Joseph, Mexican
Army Mines TO Open
Ball Season Sunday

The Mexican army group havo
been limbering up their -scup bones
with regularity during the past few
weeks and officers state they are in
good condition for the opening tilt.
While other forms Of athletic ac-
tivity are more or less dormant "a
st. Joseph college. the Hounds, a.
they recently renamed themselves.
always take vivid interest in base
ball. The nine is led by Captain
Moreno, n prominent member OF
the snappy little Palmer Hat Makers
team Of last year.
Menn or p. Perez will probably
hurl for the college boys. Other
battery selections have not been an
nounced.
Vague rumors have it that Valley
fans have gone into training for
the season as we'll as the players.
One glib fan tells of a bellicose in
dividual he has been watching over
the back fence. He says his neigh
Dor has a special dinkey grandstand
with a dummy in front Of IL in his
back yard. He home in the
evening and gets in the Y~randstand
with an armload of bottles. The
bellicuse one munches peanuts. rails
ing up mt times to yell "robbcr," end
crack the dummy with n bottle.
The fan says his friend has CON
fided that he hopes to throw out the
first pop bottle Of the season.
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William Breaks
Worlds Record
In N. Y. Dashes

NEW YORK. Feb. I6.-P)-Percy
Williams, brilliant young Canadian
sprinter, set a new worlds record
for 60 meters indoor in a special
exhibition race in connection with
the Metropolitan Indoor Track and
Field championships held by the
Crescent "A. O.. at the Thirteenth reg
imcnt armory here tonight. He cov-
cred the distance in 6 As seconds.
clipping a fifth OF a second off the
old mark. set by Bob McAllister in
1927. William Bruder and Jimmy
Pappas Of the Newark "A. c., ran sec
ond and third.
The youthful winner Of the Olym-
pic 100 and 20O-meter events wa n
trifle slow off the blocks. but pass
Cd his rivals in the first 20 yards.
pulling ahead at every stride until
he crossed the finish line with a
long leap. three yards ahead of Bru-
der. Pappas. who finished second in
the championship sprint earlier in
the evening.
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RAzORBACKS
HAVE LITTLE
DIFFICULTY
Lambert High Point
Man With 16 For
Evening; Owls Get
Only Three Goals

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Feb. 16.-
dP-The Arkansas Razorbacks were
within victory of clinching their
fourth straight southwest confer
ence basketball crown tonight after
they defeated the Rice Institute
Owls, a to Is, 10 sweep a two-game
series.
As on the previous night there
was no doubt Of the result after the
first minute of play. The giant
Porkers swarmed down the floor and
began looping baskets and the Owls,
cellar occupants, rapidly left be-
hind.
The visitors scored only three
goals the entire game, Hess, Zuber
and Stopped sinking long shots out
of the range OF Arkansas five-man
defense.
Captain Tom Pickel and Wear
Schoonover. chief cogs of the Razor
back machine, remained neck and
neck in their race for individual con-
ference scoring hoonrs. Each scored
Is points tonight to run their total
TO 139 for the season. They will
settle their dispute in the final two
games with the Texas Aggies next
week.
Gene Lambert, s~ix-foot Razorback
guard, led the individual scoring to-
night with Is points. Sphack, Owl
forward. with four foul goals, led the
point getters for his team. Nearly
three Porker teams participated.
The Owls we're trailing "a to ) at
the half.
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Just what the fans have been ach-
ing to see and hear.
Watch the mines take the field.
Revel in the sideline pepper games.
Enjoy the razzing banter. Watch
the infielders snatch skipping hot
ones out Of the dust and try TO kill
the first-sacker with singing shots
across the diamond. Hear the crack
Of willow on horsehide and watch
the fly chasers get on the outside
end of high fly balls. The smack
or fast balls in the catcher's mitt.
See the old pill wrinkle its way over
the plate.
Play ball! The seasin's on with
an international game.
What is believed to be the first
scheduled game Of the season in the
Valley will be played on the Victoria
Heights school grounds at 10 a. IN.
Sunday between the st. Joseph col
lege Hounds and the Seventeenth
cavalry Mexican nine Of Matamoros.
Both teams have been in training
some time and the first game Of the
seaso is expected to be a good one
If the past performance of the op-
ponents is correct "dope." The
Hounds, coached by Brother Will
liam Mem. have won seven Of eight
practice contests. They are dicker-
ing for a game with the Brownsville
high school squad for Tuesday or
Wednesday.
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SHARKEY and
STRIBLINC DO
HEAVY TURNS
Macon Slugger's Camp
Puts On Circus Per-
Torrance; 500 Watch
Boston Beauty
By EDWARD .. NEIL
ASSOCIATED Press Sports Writer

tAAMOGiAFEu FFw@% DRUTtM WHEEL
MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Feb l6s-CP
Two OF the most prominent heavy
weight members of fisticuffs young
er set pcrspircd under n tropical sun
today while a crowd Of pleasure
seekers cheecrd their efforts
Jack Sharkcy, BoSton's betting
beauty, raped sparring partners
around, punched his paraphernalia.
snarled and grunted for 200 CUSTOM
crs in "A ring pitched by the dog track
Richard built close 10 the oceans
edge. In m tumble down rasino. sort
Of n Coney Island setting. Young
Stribling. youthful slugger from
Macon. Ga, did the same thing for
500 spectators in preparations for
his match with Sharkcy here Feb. a.
Sharkcy worked ten rounds in the
sun that burned his back a rich red
with the temperature up over 30
degrees.
But the real sight was the Strib-
ling workout. Nv. H." as his par
cnts "Pa" and ana" Stribling call
him, put on a show that had all the
elements Of a circus performance.
There was the comic barker who
acted as told jokes and
wore IN fighters headguard- WhifAi
Stribling boxed i'm one ring sparringl
partners worked out in another, and
"Pa" did an acrobatic act with the
boxers ~tEo-year-old son in the bag
punching platform.
The pride Of the south. keen and
down 10 fighting weight through his
steady ring work through the
try. fought a round apiece with three
sparring partners.
The crowd watched Sharkcy batter
Johnny Crosse. and Paul Hoffman.
New York heavyweight. Pat McCar-
thy Of Boston, and Charles Pond, OF
Houston, Tex. cheered the Boston
battler's impressive show.
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MAX GETS SORE;
x y =
FIGHT NO MOREr
T. = +
AND SAILS HOME

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-P1-Max
Schmeling, "the German Dempsey"
sailed for home today with the
breach with his manager, compa-
triot and former close friend,
Arthur Bulow, wider than ever and
the time of his return to Ameri-
car rings indefinite.
Schmeling, whose three knock
outs in four fights in this country
made him the talk of the boxing
world, declared that rather than
recognize Bulow's authority he
would abandon all thought Of fight
ing in the United States until ex-
piration Of his contract, Oct. 80.
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Mr.. Robinson, who was in Browns
vile last week, stated he hoped to
be able to match a couple, or as many
as possible. negro fighters. Il be-
lieve a couple of negroes or a royal
battle would be just the thing 10
start the fight off right" Robinson
stated. A couple of ebony-hued boys
can put the crowd in a better humor
than anything we know of. Al would
make no mistake, and VIC believe it
would prove a drawing card, III q
couple Of negroes could be engaged
TO put on a skit for the benefit Of
the audience. OF course no one
would expect them TO be fighters in
the proper term. but their. antics in
the ring cant be beat by any other
class Of people.
AT a meeting of the national COM
mittee of football rules held last
year, q resolution was passed to
make The rule regard that a frmbled
ball Is dead where recovered Nv the
defending team. The executive COM
mittee is in session in New Jersey
today, and il is expected this rule or
amendment will pass. IL would be
a good thing for football If it does.
The gridiron game rs played today
IS different from that Of ten or even
five years ago. The play is wide
open now, whereas il was formerly
the massed attack. Anyhow, il the
proposed dead ball rule does become
a certainty. Roy Riegels, or Califor-
MIA, who ran 10 yards in the wrong
direction, after recovering a tumble.
will have wished it had passed be-
fore last season.
DOING HOMEWORK
This is the time when umpires,
Study the rules and such;
Not me of them wants TO admit il,
But they find they don't know g
much.
L. II. Addington.
An interesting bit of news appear
ing IN an upstate paper other day.
says Gordon Holmes, La Feria coach.
Is 10 become line coach at Texas Al.
& M. this season. Holmes is a grad
ute of A. & NJ. and a former star
football player there. We knew the
La Feria coach was contemplating
going to A. and NJ, but he asked Us
to withhold publication. Holmes
also was under consideration as a
coach of another Valley high school.
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breckenridge,
Cisco Girls Win

SNYDER, Tex, Feb. 16.--(P)-Win-
ming their semi-final games today by
overwhelming scores, Breckenridge
and Cisco advanced 10 the finals to-
night in the A. A. U. West Texas
basketball tournament here. Cisco
eliminated Colorado, % to 8, while
Breckenridge defeated the Post sex
tet, AZ to Is.
Ira and Roscoe paired off in the
final battle for the consolation title.
Roscoe eliminated Miles. 40 to 80,
today as Ira downed Hobbs. % to "a.
Three sets Of sisters comprise the
Ira lineup.
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HILLBILLIEs 10. MeMURRY IA

B~ROWNWOOD, Tex. Feb. 16.-tPD
Daniel Baker romped through the
McMurry College five Of Abilene, 4O
TO Ia, here tonight. The Hill Bill
lies took a 90 to 10 lead in the first
half and coasted the remainder OF
the game. making frequent substitu-
tons. Mac Miller led the floor In
scoring with Ia points for Daniel
Baker. Marvin Chambers Of Daniel
Baker was second with Q points. II
vas Daniel Bakers ninth victory Of
the r. /. A. "A. season.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-17

COP QUADRANGULAR

MADISON, Wis, Feb. 16.-tPE
Placing men in every event, Wiscon-
sin won the sixth annual ~quadrang-
ular track meet here today, scoring
IS AS points. Chicago was second
with SO points, Ohio State third with
% SIS and Northwestern fourth with
27 As.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-17
SHAMROCK WINS

MIAMI. Tex, Feb. 16.-(Pl-Sham-
rock won the championship Of the
boys division Of the basketball tour
nament which closed here tonight by
defeating Memphis. SO to Is.
The Perryton girls team emerged
victorious in its division by defeat
ing Hedley. 81 to II. in the finals.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-17
JUSTICE OF PEACE
is ILL

HARLINGEN. Feb. 16.-Justice of
the Peace Grover Reid Of Harlingen
is critically i'll at his home, of
pneumonia and heart disease.
Judge Reid had just recovered
from a serious illness, when he suf-
fered a relapse.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-17

Their home schedule ended the Ag-
gle cagers are faced with the neces-
sity OF meeting the hardest test of
the season away from home when
they clash with the Arkansas Razor
backs in a two game series at Fayette-
vile, Ark, Feb. 22-23, and the Texas
Lognhorns in the final game of the
season at Austin March 2. Playing
the two leading teams Of the confer
ence in their last three games Of the
year, the Aggies hold the balance
OF power in the conference race and
it is upon the outcome of these
games that the title depends.
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Wilson Tracts
Girls Win Title

1865
HARLINGEN, Feb. 16.-Wilson
Tract won the county title in bas-
kctball from the Santa Rosa girls
team here Friday afternoon, in a
spirited contest. with the teams play
ing evenly until the last half, and
practically until the last six minutes
Of play.
The Aztecs won 10 to Q.
This makes the second year IN
which Wilson Tract has copied the
county title. winning II straight
games last year, their hardest con-
tests being against the San Benito
and Brownsville teams.
A large crowd witnessed the game,
and Coach Francis and her team
were showered with congratulations
upon winning the game, and the til
tie.
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COMMERCE, Tex. Feb. l6.-P-
East Texas Teachers State Teachers
College defeated the Sam Houston
Teachers five % to rs at basketball
here tonight. n was the East Tex
ans tenth victory IN IL II. u "A. =.
games.
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NEBRASKA
DOWN KANSAS AGGIES

LINCOLN, Neb.. Feb. 1e.=P,-
Sweeping four events, Nebraska's
track team showed its heels to the
Kansas Aggie- here today to win n
dual meet. first Of the season. The
reckoning was N 2-3 10 IL ID.
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ACES WIN

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. 16.-tP1-
Schepp's Aces of Dallas, national A.
A. u. girls basketball champions, an
swered the challenge Of the Draugh-
ons Business college sextet, state
amateur champions. in the first
game Of their series here tonight.
The Aces won so to Ia
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srTT. PoSS DEFFATEn

ABILENE, Tex. Feb. l6.-P1-Ab-
ilene Christian College used three
teams t. ov%erwhclm Sui Ross Nor
mai or Alpine, 10 To %. in mt IT. 4. a..
A. basketball game here tonight. Pip
pin. Christian forward, scored ~
points.
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A p q n

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Feb. i6.-
Ry-Joe Capo. Of 81. Augustine to-
day won the St. Valentine golf tour
nament here by defeating Jack Ryer-
son. Cooperstown, N. Y, S and 8 in
the final So hole round
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IL HAM

BROwNWoOD. Tex, Feb. Ie.-R
May high school Of Brown county
won the District 10 Interscholastic
league basketball title here tonight
defeating Brady, 3 zto p. in the fl
nal game of the district tournament
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LAST NIGHTS
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL.

At Corsicana: Corsicara high
school 60; State Home (Corsicana)
IL. County championship game.)
COLLEGE
Oklahoma 40; Kansas %.
Oklahoma 40; Kansas 25.
West Virginia AZ; Georgetown A
Iowa State a.; Kansas Aggies IS.
Wisconsin q; Indiana %.
Syracuse Uni ersity IS; Creigh-
ton University 90.
Nebraska 81; Drake q.
Northwestern IS; Purdue 30.
Penn State 42; Carnegie Tech rs.
Michigan IS; Minnesota Is.
Iowa 81; Chicago 20.
Pennsylvania %; Army N.
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PARIS 81, GAINESVILLE %

PARIS, Tex, Feb. 16.-tR-Paris
Junior college defeated Gainesville
Junior college. 81 to 23. in n Junior
college basketball gam here tonight.
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B MO1E ;
aSlDulGHHS
>HARLINGEN
CTNRAV

In these dizzy days when jangling
jazz seems to reach into every part
and parcel Of life, it is refreshing to
get an cyeful and an earful Of en-
tertainment which has for its must
cal motive more Of droWsy tinkling
Of cowbells in the distant meadows
than of raucouS fanfare Of Xylo-
phones in the immediate vicinity.
The Rainbow Man" is an all
talking and singing screen romance,
plentifully supplied with instrument
tai music which contains not one
note of "blueS" or 'vo-deo-do."
Eddie Bowling is a small-time
minstrel man who adopts the little
boy, frankie Darro, after his faith
er, George Hayes, is a victim Of a vod-
vii accident. Marian Nixon is the
daughter Of a small-town hotel
proprietor. She falls in love with
Bowling while his troupe is playing
her town.
The melodies Of the production,
Rainbow Man" Smile Little PAR
and Sleepy yalley" are of a pleas
ing quality, reminiscent Of Honey
moon Lane" and Log Cabin Of
Dreams"
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Loves Campaign On
Anti Tammany Issue
Is To Start Soon

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July 20
P)-State Senator Thomas B. Loves
active campaign for the democratic
gubernatorial nomination on the
anti Tammany issue" will get I'M
der way in North Texas within the
next few weeks, he announced in
San Antonio yesterday.
Whether he will be the first of
numerous candidates to take the
field and the stump is not known in
the absence of definite pronuncia-
mentos from the others.
MIR. Loves first detailed statement
since his formal statement of can
didacy eXcoriated Tammany hall,
John j. Raskob and Alfred E. Smith,
pledged the senator to a stand 'es-
pecially for improvement Of schools
and roads" and reiterated the Love
doctrine Of freedom of conscience"
in voting.
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Menus
dhe Day
BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Breakfast

Breakfast
Sliced Peaches
Wheat Cereal and Cream
Dreamed Eggs on Buttered Toast
Coffee
Luncheon
Relish Sandwiches Iced Tea
Apple Sauce Fruit Cookies
Dinner
Ham Loaf and Tomatoes
EScalloped Potatoes
Biscuit Honey
Head Lettuce and Russian Dressing
Watermelon Coffee
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New Variety Store
Opened Saturday On
Washington Street

The Brownsville Variety store No.
2, located on Washington street be-
tween Dittmann and Dreamland
theaters, Saturday was opened tn
the public after several weeks spent
in preparing the building forA the
new tenants.
E. F. Valentin, owner of the busi-
ness, states that his new store will
carry as complete a line of variety
goods as is found at the No. l store.
located on North 14th street.
Included in the merchandise to
be found in the new store Is a com
plete line Of Columbia monographs.
the latest Columbia and Oxen
records, received each week.
Windows at the store have been
at~tractively decorated for the open
ing, and the store front is trimmed
in a bright red.
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Kicking to Keep a Slender
Waistline
By JOSEPHINE HUDDLEsTON

The average woman loses Eer youthful figure between the age OF
Nairty and thtty-nve, because she allows rolls Of superfluous flesh to
a-nmulate around her waist and upper hips. Such freshness is more
noticeable with the new style frock than when the gowns were cut along
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-07-20
Relish Sandwich Filling
for Eight Sandwiches

IA cup chopped dill pickles, IA
cup chopped pimento stuffed olives,
IA cup diced cucumberS, IA tea
spoon salt, 1-3 cup m~ayonnaise.
Mix the ingredients and spread
on buttered nj white bread.
sssa4a Dill Pickles
3 gallons . Z POUNDS coarse
salt, l pound dill seed, 2 dozen Gu
cumberS (six inchesy, grape leaves,
cabbage leaves.
Select a four gallon jar. Boil the
water and salt for five minutes.
Skim. Wash off the cucumbers
and lay in layers in the jar with the
dill seed and grape leaves, alter
mating the layers. Fill the jar with
the brine, which has cooled. Cover
Win the cabbage leaves.
Quiet fermentation takes place
and in about two weeks the pickles
will be ready for use.
Ham Loaf with Tomatoes
2 cups chopped ham, l cup soft
bread crumbs, 2 tablespoons chop
ped onions, 2 tablespoons chopped
celery, 2 tablespoons chapped green
peppers, IA teasL Don salt, : egg, l
cup tomatoes, 2 tablespoons butter,
melted.
Mix the ingredients and press into
a creased loaf pan. Bake in a mod
crate oven for 40 minutes.
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Ud1dllCC d1lA GIdA dA4 ONOA 05OAAAs
faster and the leg will naturally be
practiced this for awhile you will
find it necessary to come back to
first petition and get your balance
between kicks. When you've mas
tered the back kick sufficiently to
extend the leg straight out behind
you, and keep your balance with
out holding on to a support, and
without raising the other heel from
the floor, practice kicking the leg
back as far as you can, at the same
time raising tHe other heel from
the floor. This permits the back
leg to extend much farther and in
creases the play upon the muscles
and so makes the exercise an effec-
tive reducer.
However, from then on, simply
start the exercising routine and
continue kicking the right leg back
twenty-five times. The left leg is
then exercised twenty-five times.
Repeat with the right leg again,
twenty-five times, then chif. TO the
left leg.
When the exercise is complete you
will have kicked each leg fifty
times. This ,hould be done at least
once each day. If you find that
you become tired, simply rest more
c-ten. But youthful figures are not
gained by gentle exercise. so re-
member that if you are after a
Sylphlike waistl-ne and a figure of
youthful contour you've simply got
to work for it.