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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-11-24

4~ M~M~ - @ 1N@~ ~
day.
Pure food in balanced meas, pure
mfr taken into habltually well-fllled
lungs and sunshine To vstalixe lies
p-rocesses-in these lie the secret OF
long life and Astounding energy
Surely. there A. no need 10 argue
about these things. You know they
ARE true.
But I must ask you: Knowing the
vital importance OF air. sunshine and
food. why do you fail 60 appropriate
to yourself a full measure ~ their
benefits?
You can't cheat nature. You may
think she will overlook your neglect.
i admit her generosity. but. mark
you. there is a limit 10 her kindness.
She may wink at "a Thanksgiving
feast. an occasional evening IN poi.
Boned air and N few days OF inside
life, but to make a habit or neglect
II certain to meet her d~ispleasure.
Every day you observe the simple
rules of hygiene IL Like On visit to the
hank. You are storing NJ energy
and resistance against the evil day
or possible III health and accident
You need not become q crank"
overfusEy about your habits. But by
establishing N routine cf good living
you win add years 70 your expecta-
ton OF Life.
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and searches ana take seine regular
exercise daily. For full particulars
send m BelfaddrnHBed, stamped, en-
velope and repeat your question.
weigh who is twenty-ono years eld
and s IT. 3 ina. tnn7
3-rHOw can x .oducmf
-
A-For her ago and height Shs
should weigh about 173 pounds.
2.-Weight reduction q purely
matter OF self-contrcl as regards the
diet. Exercise IN. 0f course. essen
tial. For particulars send q self
addressed stamped envelope and re
peat your question
t. J. Q.-What can bs done for
cmllouses7
3.-What % yOu advise Iur boIIs
and pimpies?
Al would suggest that yuu soak
your feet I'm warm water before rotir
inR and apply warm iinSeed uLL Tn
the morning bathe the feet again
and Hcrape away the dead tissue.
2.-You should have On thorough
physical examination 70 determine
just what the cause OF your trouble
may be- The diet should h@ watched
carefully and constipation avoided
For further information send N self.
addressed. stamped envelope
p. d. o.=Woula like to know 4
butter win help tD EIl 0ua
hollows I'm the face
Alt may help. by massaEtnw
ANXIOUS. o.-What d0 you ad
wise FOR superf1uoug hair7
A--Send s~elf-addressed stamped
envelope for fun particulars and re-
peat your question.
WIN. q. Q.-What causes tins
fingers 70 swell az times?
2.-If the heart Ian normal. how.
many times should AZ beat ser
minute7
A.-This may be due Co poor err
culation. 4.
About T2- N
cruyrirht fsaa. NrwrrnnWr Famtmrw BuFvhrm. Hmm
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Persons born on this day are
strict taskmasters and demand obed-
fence. They like their efforts TO be
appreciated.
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THE GRAB BAG

commnd and are brusque with those
who block their path. They viii not
brook interference.
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never reaches this dark place. In sections Of the earth the sun Is out
of sight for half the year.
The inhabitants OF those regions i've, OF course, but, according
70 our standards thez are not normal Nobody can be normal without
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". ". w. OIL am d wonan or
a.. What should / weigh and how
can I retuce7
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4. Mrs. Florence r. Kahn; house
OF representatives; seven.
2. Hebrides.
3. Because IL did not produce a
single statute.
A. st. Mark, xiii, 81.
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READ THIS FIRST:

READ THIS FIRST:
RoSalie March, seventeen, after
the death Of her mother, secures
O position at the hosiery counter
of a store. She is helped by KeneSsa
DuBarry, an actress, who has a soft
heart. RoSalie Is adored by her
landlady, Mother Murphy, and lit
tie Inn O'Hara. corner newSie.
Rosalie takes a pair of silk stock
ings until payday. and Is observed
by Alberto MARITIME, hard-boiled
store detective. He does not arrest
her, but threatens TO unlesSs she
hides some suitcaSes IN her Don
Rosalie is frightened, and when
Martino's gang kidnaps Roy An
drews, nephew OF the store owner,
who has asked Resale to marry
him, she threatens to expose Mar
tino. MARITIME is furious. and in a
Scuffle is shot m~ysteriOusly. Resale
IS arrested. and Tim O.Hara con-
fesSes that he shot MARITIME to pro-
tect Resale, but the police do not
Lelieve him. Rowdy Dow, police
reporter, and Kenessa DuBarry
decide to help Rosalie. Kenessa
tries 70 solve the mystery, and
takes Rosalie's room at Mother
Murphy's. She discovers the suit
cases left by MARITIME. Rowdy de-
cides KenesSa must get a position
at the store To ecure information
to help ROsalie.
MOW GO ON WITH THE STORY)
CHAPTER 80
From the hotel KeneSsa and
Rowdy went out TO equip Kenessa
for her new role.
'TIl leave 1t all UP 10 you" Ken
essa told him when they went in
to a little store OH a side street.
He selected a plain little black
satin with straight lines. It was
the first dress Kenessa had owned
In years that hadn't been bought
for the express purpose OF setting
off her burleSque figure. But she
die like II. 1t was refined.
To it they added soft white col
lar and cuffs and black sheer hose
and sensible smart oxfords. The hat
Rowdy liked was black and close
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A--Since you did not state your
height + cannot tell you what you
mould weigh. Cut down on sweets
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p. d. o-WoulA like to know n
cocoa butter win help Cad rIl 0ua
holIows In the face
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R. W. H. Q.-What causes the
lower lid Of my left ere 70 culver?
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Answers 90 Healih Queries

WORRIED. Q.=What III the
hands 20 swell especially the
knuckles?
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A.-This may be due Co poor err
culation. +.
about W.. N
cUpyriFhL isza. Nswrpppsr Faaturs BsFvAru. lmI
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A.-You should consult Hn eve
specialist for treatment.
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A.-Send Eelf-addressed stamped
envelope for fun particulars and L.
peat your question.
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A--Thig symptom usually means
that some sort OF infection Is present
in the system. Have tho teeth. ton
Eils. ~sinuses, kidneys. int shines and
gall bladder investigated Correct any
discovernble defects. Electricity and
gentle massage are beneficial. Eat
simple food and avoid constipation
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WIN. q. Q.-What causes ths
fingers 70 swell AZ times?
2.-Lf the heart Ian normal. how
many times should * beat ser
minute7
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T.. J. Q.-What can be done Gov
cmllouses7
2--What 20 y0u advise fer boIIs
and pinpies?
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Alt may help. hy massaEinm
into the skin.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
Lenient Judge Repaid
 By Bandit in Bulgaria

Sofia, Nov. 22 N'P)-A bandit, who had received a favorable verdict from a judge, returned the compli mcnt by saving the judges life in a holdup here recently.
 A band of robbers. Ird hy the notorious bandit and train Wreckor DotsCho GMInoH, were engaged in q systematic holdup of all automobiles on the road between S"WlicWo an1 SuchindOl from D. Iii. 10 i D. III.
 They had robbed several travel CTS in this fashion, when they saw q large car approaching them. They ordered it to halt and when the oC- Cupants alighted they were found to be three judges and q lawyer on their way to attend court in Seville Wo.
 The bandits were for killing the four men out of hand. but one of the gang recognized Judge Stojan- off as having once given him a friendly verdict, and pleaded for his life.
 Judge Stoianon was allowed to go free, but his companions were strip ped and shot dead.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
FIVE POWER NAVAL
 FARLEY ARRANGED
Active Preparations Progress at
 London Offices

London, Nov 9 Ip - Active preparations have started for the big five naval disarmament confer cnce to be held in London in Jan uary.
 The return of Ambassador Dawes 10 England last week signalizcd q now phase of preliminary ncgotia- tions. while definite announcement 10 parliament by Prime Minister Ramsay Macdonald on his return from America that the sessions will be held in the capital city as origi- nally announced instead of at one of the winter resort towns on the southern coast of England, started foreign office officials working mul- hilarious details of the conference program.
 Gathering of Vast Importance
 Ranking as it will with the Paris conference and the Washington
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22
SIP AIN T0 ENLARGE . NAVAL EQUIPNEN
Plans to Recoup Some Of Lost
 Prestige On Seas

Madrid. Nov. 22 lP-Spain is planning to rccuporate some of her lost prestige or other centuries on the seas by pursuing naval con- struction policy, which officials of tho ministry Of marine say will rank her sixth among the great world powers,
 The vessels, somn Of which were begun about two years ago, are to he built in spanish shipyards at Curja@cna. Cadiz and Ierrol and will all h" under construction by Juuo. la%3. Completing of the pro- @ulm is expected within three years.
 6; ships Uscd Now
 At present th" spanish navy is made up Of G& ships of all classes. mostly smaller craft. The largest are inc Alfonso NH and the Jaime l, each Of 15.7oO metric tons dis placement. Naval experts claim that in trials some of the boats have eX- coedcd 5S knots
 Officials said that in its new con- struction program, Spain would continue 10 cling to the idea of building craft as if was felt that il would hn useless to try 10 compete in oXtravagant expenditure with the larger powers in launching drcad- uHuEhts.
 Among tho boats planned for the new program are eight dcstroycrs Of ,&uo tons, 12 submarines Of 1000 tons and various auxiliary craft.
 Strength Indicated The recent naval mancuvcrS in the
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

Mediterranean at which the dictator General Primo de Rivera, King AL fonso NH and naval officers were present, served to indicate the pres cnt strength and efficiency of the navy. While officials, after the exercises, declared themselves fully satisfied with results it is expected in the naval ministry that the pro- iectcd additions will bring spain to more logical place in sea power One of the divisions in which the country will be best fortified will be submarines, which will reach q total of 95 under the building pro gram.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

Daytona Beach, Fla. Nov. - (P The crystal sands of the ocean speedway here this winter will see q new and spectacular assault upon the worlds automobile speed record of 231 miles an hour.
 This time it is 10 be Kaye Don. well known British driver who will attempt to wrest the title from his fellow comtryman, Sir Henry S. grave.
 Sesrave set the present record here last March when he exceeded by 23.7 miles an hour the previous mark held by an American, the late Ray Koech Of Philadelphia.
 Segrave since has announced his retirement from automobile racing and has taken up motorbo&ting as hobby. His record holding car the Golden Arrow. has been placed in a museum in England.
 Dates for the forthcoming speed classic, for which no American en- tries yet have been made, formally have been set for March to l5, although they are subject to change.
 Don, who is well known in racing circles on the Eurouean continenC, will be newcomer in the American high speed classic. He is a veteran driver.
 The American Automobile asso- ciation, which has supervised pre- vious automobile trials here, has been advised that Don's machine is under construction, Little < known on this side as 10 the speci- fications except that it is to De equipped with two 1000 Horsepower
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

motors in line. Ii is believed to be 1 Of the four-Whccl drive type.
 Indications that the worlds rec ord also might be attacked by an- i other British driver before long IS s'on in an announcement by the American Automobile association that Capt. Malcolm Campbell of . England. q former record builder, i~ considering a comeback
 He set a record Of @0G.95 here in February, 1928, in his 12-cyIind 4' Blue Bird before Kcech came along in a giant 3G-cylinder machine aul boosted the mark up to 2o7.55. Whether he will come to Daytona Beach in the event he decides to try again is not known here.
 At any rate, regardless whcth 1T Don or Campbell succeed in estaD- fishing a new record, the title IS doomed 10 remain abroad for an other year at least unless America can produce a machine and q driver capable of bettering Scgravc's mark of nearly four miles q minute.
 It has been rumored that several Americans are interested in the construction of record contending machine. but so far they have made no public announcement.
 J, NJ. White of Philadelphia. who owned the thrce-motored iron ste2d in which kccch set his record. tenn porarily has dropped out of the high speed racing picture since Ice Bible, a Daytona Beach mechanic, crashed to his death in 1t in at- tempting to regain the title for America here last March.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

conference Of 1921, the London con- ference of 1930 is expected to go down in history as the third great gathering of the powers after the world war The Hague, LocarnO, Genoa and half dozen ether place names ot conferences held during
 the last decade are looked upon as I'sser milestoncs on the long road
 To world peace and disarmament
 Official announcement of the cN-
 #ct location of sessions remains to
 be made, but of the Two probable
 places the foreign office in Downing
 street or historic olI S. James palace, the latter the more likely,
 will be chosen.
 The great audtence chamber there where royal lcyevs are held
 IS the only loom of its kind in London suitable forthc plenary svs- sions.
 space for Reporters Planned Half the space at these rolorrul
 gatherings will hr reserved for newspaper men. Unusual facilities Nll ba afforded uoWs writers Tor pjcturiug proceedings for readers 1hrouGhum the world.
 With five principal d"lcGatts cN- |poct"d tu represent each Of the five participating powers seated around the great conference table a score of experts from each country in the background, a hundred or moro ac-
 credited news reporters and mem bors Of th" public who will have
 sufficient influence 10 obtain en-
 trance tickets, tho capacity of any available room will be taxed to the utmost.
 Starting the third wool, in January the sessions will l4st from two 10 four weeks, according 10 plans be- i ing made, On its arrival h"rn the American d"loa&tion will take mp headquarters in hotel only q
 block away from %t. James palace
 and therefore will hr most con vcntently located for their work.
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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l He has said. however, that he
 may come back in 1881 with a ma chine capable of developing q speed of 250 miles an hour.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

There's reason for the Herald having the biggest Classified Ad dept. locally.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-22

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
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TIE NEW
Sdillt>,Sill1lQl
RJS4W1e.4 Justin epas@nAmnnn~
eD7s ATA 1uHdM

Colin Grant stared at her, tried to
grin. but couldn't. "You-really
think that, Crystal?" Then he re-
covered surrendered ground quick
ly: You're a delightfully."- romantic
young lady. as we'll as darned good
literary criticisms the author of
On My Way"
Crystal shrank from him as if
he had struck her in the face.
must be going" she managed
to say at last. Separate checks,
waiter. please She had not yet
touched her sandwich.
I'll take the check. waiter" Colin
corrected CURLY.
Ham on rye and tea for the lady.
That right? And cheese on rye and
four cups-a coffee. Right? Seventy
cents. boss. Thanky, sir, thanky!"
for Colin flung down a dollar bill
and stalked of.
And so. after their first date
if it could be called that-Crystal
Hathaway and Colin Grant parted
in anger.
There were no formal good-bys or
good-nightS between them; just
curt. 80 long! See you tomorrow,
if IA still on the job from Colin,
and stiff nod from Crystal
The girl did not stare after him,
but whirled sharply and started
down the street toward street car
to take her. home TO Serenity boule-
ward.
He didn't have to seize every sin
gle opportunity to warn her that he
was "on his way she told herself
with passionate anger. If I'm
still on the job" The conceited
young puppy The cruel, ruthless,
cynical young egoistl
Let him go as soon as he plea sed, "
she told herself savagely. And then,
But, oh, I'll run after you till I
catch up with you, Colinl" her
treacherous heart added. And tears
were thick in her eyes.
Ito Be Continued) -
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Colin Grant shrugged, then hid
the pain around his mouth by rails
ing his coffee cup to his lips.
'Well-then she got a divorce in
Paris" he answered finally. Il
stayed drunk for a week after I
heard the news, and then-'on my
way again.
But. Crystal protested, didn't
she love you?"
! 'Love?" Colin repeated violently.
-''What has love got 10 do with it?
of course she loved me. in a nice,
sensible. romantic Back Bay sort
of way. but I'd have died, just the
same. if I'd let her keep me in
cage"
@And-you loved her?" Crystal
persisted. although she was tortur-
ing herself. Why had no one ever
told Ter that jealousy could be 50
.frightful that it was nauSeating?
"Of course I did Crazy about
her" Colin answered Savagely. But
II would have hated her if our love
had been strong enough TO keep US
+ogether-in a cage-when I wanted
10 be out and away.
And il wasn't just question of
+vanti1g. J. was something inside
me. bigger than love. driving me on.
Not 'wanderlust' either, in the usual
sense Of the word II lust rather
Ian absolute necessity to know all
kinds OF people, all kinds Of life
and TO write il. The supreme
.ecoist." he added, with bitter
hunor.
And then; so you see, Miss Crys-
raj Hathaway. I've had my heart
broken in quite an orthodox fash
ion"
No. you haven't" Crystal re-
+orted. You like to think you have,
hit you're kidding yourself. You two
sust didn't belong that's all!
"If you had been her man. and
she your woman. she'd have fol-
towed you barefoot. If necessary.
snd not even have known she had
stone blisters on her heelsg"
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CHAPTER XXXVII


A It o'clock that day Nan Car
IA roll Morgan, junior partner in
the law firm of Morgan & Morgan,
was sitting at her desk in the richly
furnished prison which was labeled
Mrs. Morgan-Private.
Her brown eyes brooded unseeing-
" upon a neat stack of letters which
she had somehow managed to die
tate that morning and which Kath-
leen OHara had delivered to her
hours before. They we're still I'M
signed. unread, though Mans limp
hand held the new desk fountain
pen in readiness to affiX her sig
nature. She did not realize she
had been holding it thus for more
than an hour.
Slow. terrible thoughts milled
about in her feverish brain. Dis
jointed pictures fitted across her
mind like a badly assembled film
run-ofT on a poor protector Scraps
of one of those new "talkie' pic
lures. Nan thought. with bitter
amusement. Iris Morgan. looking
incredibly lovely and frai lying
on the big couch and stretching out
a feebly trembling hand to Dr..
Black; Iris lovely voice, like the
sobbing of a violin:
Dear DR.. Black! never thought
We should meet again-like this
DR.. Blacks gruff voice: "What
seems to be the trouble, Mrs. Nor
gan? Any sever pain?"
Iris blue green eyes widening at
him reproachfully. only in my
heart. doctor No. no, don't get
out your stethoscope Tell him
Jack. I haven't the strength, or
the heart "
John Curtis Morgan squaring his
shoulders to face the doctor. His
voice harsh and uneven: Mrs.
Morgan tells me she has not been
we'll for some time. She came
home, not knowing that 1 had Sc
cured a divorce and married again.
The shock caused her to faint. My
Vivian called you"
The film jerked; showed to Mans
brooding eyes a closeup of the doc
tors professionally noncommittal
face, one hand stroking his newly
shaved chin. his small, cold, gray
eyes narrowed speculatively upon
the recumbent woman. Hmm!
Nothing serious. I take it. A few
days rest in bed will put you on
your feet again. st. Luke'S hos
pital all right. Morgan?"
oh" a deSolate wall from Iris.
Il can't go to a hospital. DR.. Black
I have no money-no money at all
III, broken. cast-off, penniless ="
Another jerk of the film: a close
up of John Curtis Morgan'S face
this time. But Nan could not look
upon it; closed the eyes of her mind
against it desperately. But she
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powerful stiumlant The trembling
ceased suddenly. Can you come at
once, doctor? No, no! II is
Mrs. Iris Morgan. Yesl can't
explain now. She's been ILL., want
you 10 come please, and take her
to a hospital. Can you take her IN
your car? No, she doesn't need
an ambulance. That strangled
laugh must have startled the doc
tor. AT once. please, doctor!
Thank you And will you make her
go 70 the hospital whether she wants
to go or not? Oh, hurry
II was several minutes before she
had sufficient command Of herself
10 dare return to the scene she had
fed. Her husband was still on his
knees beside his former wife, but
now his head was bowed upon MS
hands. not upon her breast. Iris
vas speaking, her voice no longer
feeble.
Look at me. Jack ... Oh. you
don't dare look at me and tell me
you don't love me. That unspeak-
able girl has Wormed herself into
your life trapped you. tell you
your marriage isn't legal I'll make
the courts annul it-you belong to
me-"
"John!" Nan called from the IL
brary door. The man dropped his
hands, stared at her as if he did
not recognize her. I've called DR..
Black. He's coming right over to
take Iris to the hospital It's get
ting late, dear. Hadn't you better
leave for the courthouse? You're
to open the Blackhull case today,
you know"