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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-29
BUSINESS NOTICES


10 annual meeting Of the stock,
Sank Of Brownsville. Texas Will be
held at It's banking house on Tues
Gay, January ~, 1880. At 2 o'clock y.
m Tor the election OF directors anG
the transaction OF such other business
- may properly come before the meet
ms. y. j. Tucker. vice-president and
cashier.-i-i3. xlO6
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

JOIN MCLER'S $1,000 SUCCESSES.
Learn Barberlng and earn 500 and
your meals while learning. Enroll now
double your earning power. Posi-
tons waiting. Large salary-travel III
you desire. Write. Moler College. 9i2
Main St.. Dallas. x220
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FOR R~ENr-Newly furnished 5-room
house with bath. gas. instantaneous
water heater. garage: good neighbour
hood. Phone 9al-J or ~. xlo5
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CHEVROLET SEDAN, is2D.-SIx cylin-
ders. Only run $4,000 miles. Equipped
with trunk and well fender with tire
on side. Finish looks like new. Has
good tires. An O. X. car. 1880 IL
cense paid. S6S0.00.
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FOR RENTi House located nt lS75
Washington street. ElEht rocms. bath,
closets. Kitchen. two garages. wMH ana
water connections. Apply above address
0F ph0ne 10 0T To
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LOST AND POUND

LOST On Brownsville and San Benito
ll8nWny about one and one-half miles
lron brownsville. ! suitcase containing
laugs apparel. Finder win please call
Al Harrington and receive reward. x230
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. la2s.-New Duco
finish. Good tires. Al mechanical
condition. An O. *. car. 1880 license
paid. $4T5.00.
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FORD TUDOR SEDAN. Iez5.-Aodei A.
looks like new car Good tires. 1880
license paid. $4,000.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU, 1o2B.-New Du-
co finish. First class mechanical con-
dition. Good tires. Number Of access
sortes. 1890 license paid. $4,000.
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AUTOMOTTvE
rEls
AWIKk aD OK that @p@NHE
10th & Adams
1880 license plates free

CHEVROLET ROADSTER. 1a2B-Ccm-
plctely reconditioned mechanically.
New Duco finish. Good tires. New
top. An o. X. car. 1880 license paid.
S375.0o.
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CHEVROLET COACH. ie77-Mechanic-
ally reconditioned. New tires. battery.
o. X. 1880 license paid. s55o.oo.
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Scotland has started O campaign
against picnickers who leave rub
bish at its historic spots.
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n

A REFINED WIDOW with ii-year-old
son.. wishes housekeeping for widower
or bachelor. 40 Van Buren, st.. Har-
lingen. Phone 486-J. x2O7
MECHANIC with own tools, wants ion.
In garage 10 years. Practice all makes
Of cars. Address xls2 care Herald.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1G2s.-A-i me-
chanlcal condition. Good finish. Good
tires. Clean as new ar. 1880 license
paid. s465O0.
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DRESSES-Experienced statesmen and
women. now travelling: sell guaranteed
fast coioFed wash dresses. Light weight
samples Liberal commissions. Ar
rangements now being made with
statesmen for season OF 1880. Adorabeile
Mfg. Company. 800 Commerce. Dallas.
Texas. x230
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q ADVRRTIsEMENT


Prr information leading tn tha arrest
and conviction Of amy party found
guilty uK damaging city property. R
led. RentfrC, Mayor. City CO Brownsville.
1871 co w inc.-a8sG
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Classified Business Directory
REAL ESTATE
Riverside Park

Brownsville's most exclusive residen-
tial district. Carefully improved home
improvements. Sugars care. Riverside
Development Company. owners and de-
velopers. Sales office Riverside Boule-
ward. Riverside Park. w. NJ. Egan. Sales
Director. phone I398-W. x3e
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10 ACRES on Military paving. 2 miles
west OF Brownsville: 90 acrss on pave
ing near L~antanna; 9 acres right at
Rio HOndc. Ia "a citrus. Priced
right, terms. II. u. Parks. San Benito,
Texas. xlei
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ALESATEN-AGENTs

WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men
and women. 1855, at once for perma-
nent Government positions, silS-S250
month. Govt experience unnecessary:
paid vacations. common ~educati0ns
thousands needed yearly. Write, In
struction Bureau. 337, St. Louis, Mo-.
rcickly. W-l39
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CHEVROLET COUPE, ia2T.-New Duco.
Good tires. Mechanically ~recondition-
ed. 1880 license paid. s335.o0.
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WANTED-A hcusekeeper. Apply 70
Nike Decquista. care OF Il. y. Wash
burn. Santa Rosa, Texas. x20l
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FOR SALE-i00 acres to 1000 acre
homesite with railroad. highwny 'front.'
age. and farm land. chocolate lonm:
adapted 10 cotton. citrus. and frame.
Located IS miles north OF Kdlnburg. "A
part Of Pickett Ranch. Apply Mrs.
Agnes Puchett. Brownsville. Texns.
x2oS
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WILL FINANCE married nan $3.50.
good appearance. fair education. in a
paying business OF his own. Profits
not large TO start With but will increase
az you learn the business. Must fur
nish Al references and have a TO-
delivery. Make application In own
handwriting to McConncn Al Com
pany. Dept. Cast. Memphis. Tenn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-29

FOR sALE-ao-acre citrus orchard.
room house, garage. well; one-third
cash. 4 years balance. VIII return 24E
on purchase price within one year.
Updegraff. La Feria, Texas. xi63
FOR SALE-2iz-acre bearing grape
fruit orchard. with seven-room modern
house and double garage A splendid
home facing n good street and al.
Joining the city OF McAllen, Texas.
Price 5000. 90. Terms III desired. Write
II. %. Collins. 9i2 18th Street. Des
Muines. Iowa. x2Go
FOR gALE--iO acres citrus land, with
5 acres In bearing trees; nice improves
ments: half mile from highway: good
home to move into. and very attracts
I've price. UpdeErnff. Ia Fefias Texas.
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MvEszznATx
SUMMIT PLACE

THEM nTvEgT
IN Brownsvilie'n usw Guinness
and residential subdivision,
located on 18th ara lfeh
streets. cna miin from Gateway
hEidBes on the main tnoruuRh-
fare leading 70 the proposed
ship channel municipal air.
port. rich farming district of
~ Jardin. and Boca Chicn
Beach Easy teFTnR Ten per
cent down. balance 8 year, 20
pay. Jesse Dennetk phone427.
B7cwnsvilla Texas
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Can Buy, Sell or Trade Through The Brownsville Herald Classified Columns
HELP WANTED

WANTED - Experienced b~ookkeeper,
preferably young man. Apply In own
handwriting and state salary expected
Texas. x-2a2
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FORD SPORT COUPE. 197s.-Modei A.
Original finish. Only run short dis
lance. Has number on accessories and
Is Al mechanical condition. 1880 IL
cense paid. $z8S.O0
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FOR SALE-Or rent, e-room furnished
nome. small a payment. balance
like rent. 1912 Adams. Box All. x7iT
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-29

10 POUNDS Kentucky Leaf Smoking
Tobacco. light OF dark. S700; Brler
Pipe Free. so long filler cigars $40;
100. $3.50. Pay when received. Hickory
Ridge Farunss Fultcns - airs
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-29

CHEVROLET COACH. I97s.-New Duco
finish. Mechanically reconditioned.
Good tires. A number Of accessories.
1880 license paid. t465.00.
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1880
CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1s2s.-Nsw Dueo
finish. Good tires. Al mechanical
condition. An O. *. car. 1880 license
paid. S4TS.00.
CHEVROLET SEDAN, is2o.-SIx cylin.
ders. Only run $4,000 miles. Equipped
with trunk and well fender with tire
on side. Finish looks like new Has
esnse paid. sosOOO.
CHEVROLET LANDAU. 1o2s.-New Du-
co finish. First class mechanical con-
dition. Good tires. Number OF access
sories. 1880 license paid. s50o.Oo.
CHEVROLET COUPE. 1p2s.-A-l me-
tires. Clean as new car. 1880 license
paid. s465Oo.
CHEVROLET COUPE. Ia27.-New Duco.
Good tires. Mechanically recondition-
ed. 1880 license paid. sS5S.o0.
FORD SPORT COUPE. 197s.-Modei A.
Original finish. Only run short dis
lance. Has number or accessories and
Is Al mechanical condition. 1880 IL
cense paid. $48S.O0.
CHEVROLET COACH. lS2S.-New Duco
finish. Mechanically reconditioned-
Good tires. A number OF accessories.
1880 license paid. S465.00.
CHEVROLET IL TON TRUCK. 1929
With body and cab. Good tires. Locks
like new truck. With 1890 license paid
$500. 90.
FORD ROADSTER. Model "A. 1928
with pick UP body. Mechanically re-
ronditacned. Good tires. New Ducc
finish. 1880 license paid. $4,000
FORD COUPE. io2T.-Good mechanical
condition. New tor New paint. GOOD
tires. with 1880 license paid. $4,000
FORD TRUCK. Ig25-With school BODY.
Good m~echrnicsi condition. With 1880
license paid. $4,000.
FORD TOURING. le24--First class me
chanicai condition. Good top. seat.
covers. $l25.00.
FORD ROADSTER. ls25-Eew TOP.
Good tires. Good mechanical condi
ton. $500.
FORD ROADSTER. 1a7.-Good me-
ehanical condition. Has pick up Q
S65.Oo.
- AH-L r.
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HOUSES ZOE SALE

APARTMENT. frame building. Eliza.
beth street. Phone ia3T from ps3G
tn 1850 mornings cF address xllA care
Herald. MtIa
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II YOU WANT 70 get your groceries
and household supplies at wholesale.
and q wonderful chance TO make SIS
profit a day besides, send me your
name Immediately. No experience
necessary. New Ford Sedan free 70
producers. Albert Mills. Ass Mon
mouth. Cincinnati. Q. 1225
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MAN WANTED-for watkins route In
Brownsville. Average earnings A35
weekly. Chance for reliable hustler to
make big paying connection. Write at
once. The j. r.. Watkins Company.
7o-s4 W. Iowa Ave. Memphis, Tenn.
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CHEVROLET iys TON TRUCK. 1879
with body and cab. Good tires. Locks
like new truck. With 1890 license paid
$500 90.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
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Stevenson Motor Co.,
Inc.
Brownsville. Texas

Buick Big Six B~rougheul. Unusually
fine condition. Bargain te76. An elegant
a cheaper than a Ford. r. n. Ragsn;
9gs-W. N-<fO
The Washington times., 1929-07-31
EXIT POINCARE
By Herbert K0ufnlnII-

THE last Of Che old warehouses; Poncare spent but stl
triumphant dcffs his Chafng harness and retres to
private life.
Salute as he passes There bns the final star in the vast
est tragedy that humanity shall ever suffer
Time strain and tickle nations have called the rest to their
grayes-or their humliations.
OF all the leaders in the Great War he alone held place
and pace from the first blow 10 the last gesture Of aftermath
Every Of the English American Russian and Italian
mediate period readjusmen has meanwhile dropped or
lost the rns Of authortynot to mention the Of
cessye confreres who cracked under lighter responsibility than
Wilson, Asquith Orlando and Lansing dead Earl Grey
hasn't held portfolio in nigh decade
Lloyd George Britains man Of the hour and her
ace at versaiefor six bitter years has played deuce roles
in the peace deck
News columns scarcely remember what pilots stood Bel
eium's storm v7racked bridge And even Clemenceaus
dramatic figure begins TO fade from the cables
What memoirs this man could write!
History will cheated Of the most important revelations ct
single command the secrets his Pandorean brain remain
locked to posterity.
universal affairs were commonly entangled.
All the acuaities the bypay illnesses the conspra
power and expediencyhe dissensions and copro
ises prior during and Armageddon of his personal
knowledge. And his solely
tons and flood Of posthumous documents are necessarily IN
complete records-le BY intermittent factors in an adventure
Of which have merely such truths as censorship and policy
Poincsre Is the masterey through which may hope
mysteries sealed by conference Chauvnm and past
Imagination stands on tpoe awaiting Of
his autobiography and chance to watch seraevo the col
lapse Czarsm the dethronemen of Constantn the Italian
question the Bosheys coup the Fourteen Point wrane the
Balkan situation Locarno and the Ruhr occupation through
his omniscient eyes,
How shall he anayze Wilson, and what place Will ne accord
Pershing and Bliss?
Shall we at last learn where French espionage spread its
network? y y
But bide in patience It must to pass They all do it.
Caesar invariably paints his own portrait and Napoleon
never enrusts picture less capous artist than himself
When did Pharoah leave the erection Of monument to
successors2
Depend upon it. Poincare will follow suit and leave
fully measured fuzed footprint the field Of battle
and the steps of the Quai d'orsay
Pray that he won't be too reticent
The Washington times., 1929-07-31
7''Spirit Of the Falls" ! BY 7. E. Powers
Il SALT SPOONFUL. ACTUAL SIZE, OF RADIUM-
VALUE 100000.

ADIUM used help King George in his recent illness
n and is used in all civilized countries fight and
some other diseases
The action Of radium is comparable to your
action when you kill mosquito You strike hard enough to
Kill the mosquito NOT hard enough to break your hand
The mysterious substance radum containing radioactive
properties sends out from itself year after year tiny particles
of matter, going at terrific speed.
These particles of matter violently applied to cancer
bombard it as machine gun would lombard regiment Of
goidiers destroying the life of the cancer.
Cancers near the surface that otherwise be reached
BY this strange substance.
One picture shows small salt spoonful Of radium actual
sise This amount of the metal is worth 100000
The next picture shows safe in which radium is kept
This safe massive block Of solid lead lead plug fills the
The Washington times., 1929-07-31
LISTEN WORLD!
A Camp KID
By Elsie Robinson

says Ruth. Usually their moth.
ers like to have them that way.
They may pretend to fuss about it,
but really they're tickled, because
it makes them feel so important.
'Lookit how that child loves me-
they say. He can't bear to have
me out of his sight
That's the bunk. Any kid can
get along without his mother IL
she'll give him a chance. And he
isn't worth anything until he does
know how to get along without
her.
Our baby goes to anyone.
Some people think it's awful.
They say he won't love me and
Jack as much If we let him go
to every one. Maybe he won't.
But I'd rather he wouldn't than
have him bound down so TO US
that he can't do without US.
Love like that doesn't do q kid
no good"
LOVE LIKE THAT DOESN'T
DO A KID NO GO0D-great
scientists would reward little Ruth
with gold medals for those words.
Few mothers have the sense to
say thend-fewer still the courage
and generosity to live them. 1t
is so easy to gain fIattery and a
sense of power through the ex-
ploitation OF a little child's affec.
tions.
Mother fixations'-one hears
much of them nowadays, and
the general idea Is that a fixa.
tion implies some weakness in
the child. That's not so. When
there's a mother fixation you can
bank on it that mamma did the
fixing. And worked overtime on
the Job.
mother is just another agreeable
phenomenon. He learns to love
her--1but he can also learn to love
others. He can learn to be a
Camp Kid, II she'll give him q
chance.
AND HIS FUTURE WON'T
BE WORTH MUCH UNLESS
HE DOES LEARN TO BE A
CAMP KID-A MEMBER OF
SOCIETY AT LARGE-LTKE
JERRY!
The Washington times., 1929-07-31
ResponsiblIity,s Reward

RespOnsIbllity's Reward
s a wage Garner you envy the
a man In business.
You compare your income with
his.
You believe that you would be
much happier If you could take
In as much money as he does over
his counters.
You wonder why he finds it nec-
essary to look so minded
while you with your little bit can
feel so light-hearted.
But IL you could carry into busi-
ness the same spirit you show now
You would be failure.
Business is a serious matter that
becomes more pronounced as com.
petition increases and profits are
figured on a closer basis.
You demand that you have com-
parative freedom Of thought and
little demand upon your time out
side working hours.
You want without thought what
others have gained by vigilance
and constant thought along their
lines.
II you were not so care-free and
lacking In responsibilities you
light have = larger incnmA
The Washington times., 1929-07-31
WISE SAYINGS

Ill habits gather by unseen de-
As brooks make rivers, rivers
run to seas. Ovid.
The magic Of the tongue is the
most dangerous Of all spells.
-Lytton.
Experience is d name every
one gives to their mistakes.
Stronger than thunder's winged
All-poverful gold can speed its
course;
Through watchful guards its
passage make.
And loves through solid walls to
break. Horce
The brow, the eyes. the coun-
tenanee very often deceive us; but
most often Of all the speech.
Cicero.
Better by tar you should forget
and smile
Than that you should remember
and be sad.
--Rossetti
Unless one is a genius, It is
best to aim at being Ineligible.
Hawkins.
The deterioration Of q gov.
ernment begins almost always
with the decay Of it's principles.
-MonteaQuieu.
The Washington times., 1929-07-31
Sub-Metering of Electricity Is
Unfair to the Public
Too Much Discrimination Against Small
Rank Injustice.

WHATEVER may be the legal phases of the subject
w submeterng Of electricity in Washington distinctly
voatvs public interest and or later independent
Of court processes, will be stopped. q
Washington Judge has decided that the Public Utilities
Commission has jurisdiction the bmeteng Of elsc
ricity by apartment house other who obtain their
electric wholesale from the Potomac Electric
Power Company then charge the full retail
The Public Utilities Commission attempted to curta this
sub by approving the electric light
pany which, in effect, did prohibit this practice
Here is an instance Of legal technicaies permitting prac
tice that if carried far might eventually result in raising
light rates to small throughout the city
and in Washington well elsewhere small
improperly and unusty Disseminated against in favor Of
wholesale consumers
The public utilities laws Of the District do give the Public
Utilities Commission POWER fix maximum charges for
electricity in this city While the commission does not d.
recty wholesale rates that charged does through
power approve those rates. and they could not be col
lected if not approved by the commission.
It seems utterly inconsistent that the commission does
have power stop ubetng and the subject cannot
settled properly until the commission does have this power
Under public utilities Of the District the Potomac
Electric Power Company must be allowed to reasonable
return valuation To earn that certain charges
are permitted The maximum charge small
consumers Other charges wholesale schedules which,
instances less than half those against small
sumers The big profits Of the electric lighting company
from the vast army which uses small moderate quantities
Iof current
the practice submetering should grow In this city as
lit may the decision is overturned the profits Of
the Potomac Electric Light Company might eventually de-
crease to point there would be howl for increased
charges, which would fall on small consumers.
Public utilities in this city prosperng The profits Of
the business should the companies and side line
concerns Divide the profits with apartment and hotel
owners and the public gets the worst Of it. usual
There be satisfactory public control Of utilities under
these circumstances That control MUST finally extend
against proteeng by either electric lighting company
by those who happen to have the company BY the throat in
wholesale contracts.
The difference charges between private and Wholesale
consumers is nothing less than extoron against those least
able to pay this difference. It is inexCusable.
This newspaper predicts that the present Public Utilities
The Washington times., 1929-07-31
ONCE-OVERS
self.Analysis

Self.Analysis
KXyHEN you are inclined to be
w bumptious, analyze your
life accomplishments.
Done nothing extraordinary
have you?
Can't think Of q single thing
that stands out as unusual.
Then you are merely one atom.
more or less, in humanity as It IN
seen.
II you have Jared q little better
than the majority in material
things haven't you reason to be
thankful, rather than set up
over it?
With ordinary ability, you have
been treated pretty well by the
world. and you admit it..
But IL you do not stand out as
extraordinary you cannot say
that you have never had q chance.
II Is easy to blame circum-
stances IL you are not at the head
Of this, that or the other great
venture.
Too many men belong to this
sslf.pitying class.
shake yourself loose from ex-
cuses for not making greater ad-
XAnesmenG
The Washington times., 1929-07-31

n WISH you could know Jerry.
Jerry's q pip! He's the nine
monthGoId baby of the young
couple who are cooking in this
camp.
Jerry's father and mother are
fine, outstanding youngsters. Jack
was a devil dog. then an aviator
Ruth, a brown-eyed Iowa country
girl who farrned out. He came
flying across her corn fields; she
stood laughing up at him with
the sun in her eyes. A month
later they eloped, without
nickel. Since then they've been
gasoline gypsies," trekking all
over the Union, living by doing
odd jobs. Finally when Jerry
came they settled down and here
they are.
They're both handsome, good
natured children and Jerry has
their beauty, health and cheer.
He's the apple of their joint eye,
but-mark this-JERRY DOESN'T
KNOW 1T.
AS FAR AS JERRY KNOWS,
HE'S JUST THE CAMP KID.
Everyone cuddles him
Or tells him where to head
in
Everyone plays, with him. feeds
him, bathes him, puts him to
sleep or wipes his pink button of
q nose
And Jerry's joyful grin is iden-
tical for all.
When he yeIls, he yells for any
one, regardless of front name or
sex. Iflmama comes in response
to his we'll, that's Jake with Jerry.
But It's equally Jake If Bessie or
Bill or Ike or Rose lends him
hand.
TRAINED THAT WAY.
Ruth and Jack know nothing of
Psychology. They have never
heard of DR.. Watson and his BE
haviorisn." But they know the
difference between agreeable hui
mans and ornery ones, and they
are determined that their kid isn't
going to be ornery.
II can't bear kids who won't
go to anyone but their mothers"
The Washington times., 1929-07-31

to- buy supply Of radium for the National Radium Fund
Another $000O00 has been raised to buy radium for King
Edwards Hospital Fund.
The average individual cannot understand the working Of
radiu which explains many things in Nature including per-
haps the suns terrific energy lasting through thousands Of
millions Of years.
Matter is made up Of atoms The atoms made up Of
elecons revolving with fearful power around the central
nucleus The radio active force from mysterious Alpha
Beta and Gamma rays shot off into at fearful speed
The Gamma rays at $4,000 miles per hour.
H should be remembered that the discovery of radum is
due to woman, Madame Curie who helped by her hus
hand able scientist.