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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
W. know a game
That's played with sheep:
You count them till
You fall asleep"
Shadow Sayings.

Ut was all Knarf's fault that tho
party was spoiled. and Uncle
~ Tobey was insulted. But Knarf
wouldn't be made n fool OF. and
that's Gil there was to IT,
Uncle Tobey was q great favcr1te
with the children ard also with their
shadows. Nil. Flor. Hand. Yam and
Knarf, for he was very funny. He
knew tricks with cards and could tell
fortunes, and ask riddles. and make
his voice come out OF the next roornr
and balance N pencil on the end CO
his nose, and build a house out or
toothpicks, and do many other
things OF this sort. which was most
amusing especially as IL meant that
the children could stay up haitian
hour later than usual.
Well, on this particular evening
Uncle Tobey didn't have any riddles.
nor card-trickBs mon jokes OK one sort
or another.
children" he said. drawing them
all around, Il have something new
20 show you It's O game called
Shadows"
The Children were delighted Ia
hear this. As for the shadows they
pricked UP their ears. for they were
eager TO know more about this game
II wasn't often that they were taken
notice OF.
Uncle Tobey now set about hang
Ing up q tablecloth in the centre OF
the room and putting an electric
light behind It. Then he made the
children stand on the other side.
Just watch the shadow" he
called. They looked at the tablecloth
and there they saw the shadow OF
Uncle Tobey's five fingers. seeming
as though they were painted in black
ink. Then Uncle Tobey arranged
his fingers In such n way that n
r4YrrLr ~ ana ava stuck rut-and Im
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05

"HS certainly Is a gem OF a season, judging
by the Importance Of jewelry to the current
y mode. There is scarcely a costume, either
for day or evening wear that does not demand its
own special type of jewelry. For daytime. wear
jewelry is divided into pieces developed for formal
wear, for informal activities, and for strictly sports
wear. In the latter class there are some interesting
novelties made Of leather, wood and dull. metals;
Glass iewelry in all sorts Of fascinating eolors and
shapes, adds its glitter to the mode
For the more formal events there Is a host OF
intriguing pieces to charm u. Clips emerge as
the seasons principal contribution to fashion.
They are clipped on the edge of our hats, to en-
nance the neckline Of a simple frcck, on the edge
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05

Mars Hair
Beauty
Heory Waring Fluids Tend 10
Cause DandruW, Says Au-
thorify, Suggesting
Treatment.

By Josephine Huddleston
NO WAVING fluids tend to
dry the scalp and cause
~ dandruff? This is a ques-
ton that has interested me for
some months and I am now ready
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
Says DIR. Copeland

Saturday and Sunday Bring a Marked Change in Our
Mode OF Lining and There Is a Natural Physical
= and Mental Reaction on That "Worst of DAYS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05

the only activity Of the seven days. Consequently we overdo and ar
tired out on Monday.
During the weekend " 9 should not t.eat our bodies as If the,
have unlimited powers of resistance. Swimming, horseback riding
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05

OF q cuff, on the handbag, but wherever they are
placed they must glitter. Precious and semi-precious
stones set in marcasite and silver are, Of course,
used to create these clips, which are heavens gift
to the simplest or most elaborate frock. for both
day and evening wear.
One result of frocks Of Empire and other period
inspiration has been the sudden demand for coral,
amber and topaz jewelry. Coral, indeed looms
quite important as an adjunct TO white evening
frocks- Then there is clear, sparkling crystal,
crystal which has something Of a frozen look about
II, and. Of course, pearls. Pearls in natural
and pastel tints, pearls combined with brilliants or
ants, are just some variations Of the pearl theme.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05

ideas about one woman for one man, and she couldn't bear the
thought that her Man had any woman but her.
So she entered into a plot-they say-to get rid OF the Other
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
Advice to Girls
BY NANCY LEE
z NANCY LEE:

DEAR NANCY LEE:
We are two girls IN
teens. ! am deeply In love with
II all seems IN vain. I am consid.
cred good-looking and very attrac-
tive but he doesn't seen TO notice
this. I saw him at one OF Il
school plays ana he was lovely TO
me but he has never asked me FOR
q date and hasn't even phoned,
which I cannot understand. What
advice would you give me for win
ming his love?
The other one Is also considered
pretty and very attractive and her
case is similar TO mine. For two
years she has been In love with a
boy who seemingly was in love
with her for quite a while but now
he Is only pleasant to her. She
. reason 10 believe that he
might care for her. What plan
would you advise for winning his
love back? Do you think making
him jealous would be a good plan?
FLORENCE AND CLAIRE.
FLORENCE AND CLAIRE: ! car
only tell you to confine your atten
tons 10 those who appreciate them
Why cannot you understand the
young mans indifference. becaus,
you choose TO like him7 He canno'
be forced 70 reciprocate. Be GLAD
that he Is sincere enough not Il
dissemble. and be sincere enough
with yourself TO admit this. As u
the other case. IL the girl 10 clutch
ing at straws she is but fooling her
self. But IL she thinks that the
young mans attitude IN due TO some
thing she has done or said, II would
be best for her to have a frank little
talk with him and find out the cor
rect status OF the friendship.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05

coryrirAa. isss. v.-.rsp-r r.sturs Serves. u.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05

The Conference Of Three Is
Interrupted by a 'Phone
Call from the Subject OF
Discussion-Philip
VeTifzen!
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05

MRS. p. nj. Q.-would chronic
Bronchitis cause q pain IN the middle
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05

Answers TO Health Queries
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05

No man comes no near to
the gods as one who shows pro-
lection and kindness to men.
Seneca
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-05-05
The Home Kitchen

TToR a long time Betty had her
credulous mother completely
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

&tELf% ~ p 80 -rfm &c.
10 V sail del despacho.-Si los
fondos llegan-me dijo ell Sc
nor F.,-os mandare aviso al
momento.-Los fondos no lie
garon... La prudencia eXigia re
mi genera de vida en-
veinticuatro horas, mas CONT
nue. 10 mismo; solamente, en- lu-
gar de pagan TODD al contado,
empece a contraer deudas, V
por ~prnliera Nsz en- mi vida
firme letras y pagares. Cuatro
meses pasaron sin recibir mott
cias de mis- desconocidos pro-
tectores. Mis- acreedores Sc insu
rreccionaban... Los p~roveedores
Sc insolentaban... Mis- criados, q
quienes NADIA debia, empezaban
a tener desconfianza. Entonces
resoIvi quitarme la vida, y sin
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

habia perdido su acometividad,
su confianza, me extranaba que
no hubiera prometido '~acostar'
a Campolo.
Pero ahora me entero de que
el hombre estaba con ell tempo
~ que ha comenzado a trabajar
otra vez y que dice va a asesi-
mar a Victoria en- Ell Estadio de
los Yankees, mahana por la no
che.
Mis- observadores, que han
visto a Sharkey en- ell gimnasio
de Stillman, vinieron anoche ca
! 81 sin aliento y me dijeron que
Sharkey habfa lanzado a sus
socios de practicas como 81 fue-
ran bolas de gonna, TODD en- be-
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

pleto desde que Ia comisi6n at
letica neoyorquina adoptara Ell
acuerdo de permitir victorias
por foul.
Sharkey y Campolo deben
subir al ring" llevando apara-
.tos para protegerse contra los
|golpes de foul" que Sc puedali
descargar.
Los dos estan inclinados a dc
jar que sus cuerpos Sc muevar
a su gusto, y ALI veremos, ALI
Veremos.
Ell hecho de que la corpora
ci6n Madison Square Garden
tendria gusto en- verlo derrota.
do ha servido al lituano como
un irritante y lie hara peleal
mejor-o peor.
Yo estoy inclinado a Greer
que el tratara de "atomizar" {
Campolo por estar enfadad(
con ell Garden.
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

vos, querido baron, a esta bora
Sc habria cumplido mi resolu-
ci6n.
ISL, vive Dios!... estoy com
pletamerte seguro-replic6 ell
bar6n.-Y tambi6n 10 estoy de
otra cosa.
-iDe cual?
De que me habeis ocultado
algo.
-Os juro que.
IA que jurar? Hablais de
buena fe,.. pero voy a probaros
que oS engahais. 81 la arden
te passion de lujo y de placer, 81
el horror al trabajo, 81 ell tener
que pasar a una vida modesto
os hubiesen conducido al suici-
dio por 81 solos, serials un CO.
barde, querido amigo, Y cierta-
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

neficio de los periodistas que Sc
habian congregado junto al
ring.
Sharkey parece que ha conse-
guido mejorar su condici6n fl
sica, aunque todavia sostiene
que la pelea no es digna de una
esmerada preparation.
Noto en- una publication que
Sharkey ha dicho que el no es-
peraba volver a pelear con me
nos de 200 libras; pero 81 el
pesa 200 o mas de 200 ell jueves
per la noche, subira al cuadrila.
tero en- la forma de un barril.
Tengo curiosidad por yer la
batalla, la primera de importau
cia entire hombres de peso COM
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

-contest6 ell baron riendo.-
Observe y sc ver...
-Pero iquien os ha dicho?...
Que estabais enamorado 10
camente de la sonora de Grand
lieu, ino es ESQ?
ST.
Vaya una pregunta! ivos
mismo!
-iYo! ~ como?
Amigo mic, sois la criatu-
ra mas inocente que he conoci-
do. Todos los dias, escondido en-
vuestro cupe, esperabais frente
al hotel Grandeur a que saliera
la vizcondesa, a la que segufais
al Bosque.,. la espiabais para
yer 81 iba al teatro Y poder de-
vorarla con la vista desde ell fon
do de un palcO.,. iy os sorpren-
La gaceta., 1930-09-24
NOTAS DE BOXE0

Campolo, segdn Runyon, que
de veneer manana a Jack Shar-
key y 81 10 hace sera un formi-
dable adversario para Stribling
en- ell invierno, ALA en- Miami.
Ell argentine tiene una dere-
cha poderosisima Y tambien pc
ga con la izquierda.
Sharkey ha prometido que lie
pondra a dormir en- los prime
ros asaltos; pero los Observable
res opinan otra cosa.
Otro detalle a favor de Veto.
rio es que su contrincante pesa-
ra 200 o mas libras.
De 189 a 1872 libras era ell me.
jor peso de pelea del extaba'
quero y exmarinero.
Camera sigue desafiando a
los Eases" de peso complete
pero nadie contesta affirmative.
mente.
Stribling dice que el esta dis
puesto a pelear de nuevo con e
gigantic; pero va no sera posi-
bic hasta Ell verano pr6ximo.
81 Sharkey venciera manan;
a Campolo, ell Garden hari;
La gaceta., 1930-09-24
.CreO Que no har nndn In.

-Creo que no hay NADIA i'm
possible a quien ANA firmemen-
te.
La sonora de Grandlieu no
me conoce siquiera.
-Haced que os conozca.
-iY como? Vos 10 habeis
dleho: ic6mo esa bella sonora
ma de notar a un pobre diablo
que tiene que TRAFALGAR para vi
VII - y ESQ suponiendo que 70
conslga encontrar trabaio.
No teneis necesidad de bus
carlo. En- una palabra. conser-
vareis TODD, hotel, caballos. cria
dos es decir que vuestra exis.
tencia sera la misma i ba
sido hasta aqui.
-Dificil 10 veo, careciendo
de TODD.
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

deis de que Sc lea en- vuestro
coraz6n!
TODD 10 sabeis-diio;-es
tais enterado absolutamente d.
todo... Y, sin embargo, detuvis.
tets mi mano... los parece que
puedo vivir?
-Claro que ST.
icon que objeto?... ICON
que esperanto?
Con ell objeto y la esperan-
"a de haceros feliz...
-lImposible, puesto que he
cifrado mi felicidad en- I'm sue
no!
-Pues buscad ell medic que
que csc sueno Sc convierta en-
realidad.
-iY creeis que pueda ser
possible?
La gaceta., 1930-09-24
OLIETIN DE LA GACETA'
LAS
DE PARIS
Traducci6p de
Pedro Pedraza Y Paez

doscientos sesenta mil frances
que han pasado por vuestras
manos?-Nada absolutamente.
-Convendr6is, querido ba-
ron, que al notario Sc lie presen-
taba una OCCASION de dirigirme
I'm sermon de moral. Como HON
bre de mundo que era, no quiso
aprovecharse de clio, y me ofre-
clio muy cortesmente darme un
bilIete de mi frances, a tftulo
de prestamo. No quise aceptar-
La gaceta., 1930-09-24
BOXEO
CAMPOLO Y SHARKEY Pc,
LEARAN MANANA

New YORK, Sep. 24.-Damon
Runyon, dice: Yo veo I'm grave
peligro para ell Senior Victorio
Maria Campolo, de la Argent
ma, en- ell cambio de actitud del
hombre Sharkey. Me parece
que Sharkey Sc ha puesto anne
naZante.
Ell hecho de que Sharkey no
Sc hubiera mostrado en- esa acti
tud hasta hace AZ horas, me
tenia enganado. Yo crefa que el
La gaceta., 1930-09-24
UASIFICADOS

Sc ALQUILA-Los altos de
una casa de 8 cuartos para IA
milia grande o cuartos amue-
blados; aqua de pozo y precio
econ6mico. Gale II 1909, es-
quina a la Octava Avenida.
La gaceta., 1930-09-24
mente no 10 sois.
i Que creeis?

@jQue creeis?
No Sc trata de una GREEN
cia, sino de una certeza. Habeis
querido mataros porque un pro-
fundo abismo Sc abre entire vos
y la que annals, Y os habeis di-
cho: La VizcondeSd de Grand
lieu quizds hab71G amadO al
marques de San Reno. pero
no tendrd jamds ana mirddG
para este pObre diablo... DebO,
pues, morir.-Y por ESQ ARE
glasteis la comedia en- cuyo des-
enlace intervine oportunamen-
tie.
-iSabeis baron que me asus
tails ?-murmur6 Andres.-SSois
adivino?
Soy hOmbre de experiencia
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

Ell programa de Kennedy pa
"a ell viernes es de los mejores
que Sc han ofrecido en- Tampa,
en- los ultimos meses.
Tommy Jones sera ell rival de
la Pantera de Palmetto. Joseito
Rodriguez quiere de nuevo SUI
bir a la primera division Y NADIA
lie ayudaria tant ocomo una VIC
toria sobre Tommy.
Chino Alvarez cree que po-
dra veneer con facilidad a Ar
mando Vidal; pero ell cubano
piensa otra cosa y Sc ha venido
preparando con cuidado.
Baby Joe Guzman debe ven
Ger a Tony Monin, aunque este
muchacho es un pugilista va
1iente.
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

PARA VEN
DER o NEGOCLAR
Gale IL 1924
Holmes 1903, entire las ave
midas 20 Y 81.
3a Avenida 2314.
Long St. 22OS. cerca de Pa
metto.
POGO al Eoptado, Ell resto c6
m~ndamente. M. Q. SOUDER,
Florida 1921
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

La semifinal del programa
de manana, en- ell Estadio d e los
Yankees, tendra como protago-
nistas a Paul Cavalier y Mike
Sancovith.
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

IPRESTAMOS! a Vd. $25,
$50, $500, 5000, $500 por 20
meses a pagarnos mensual con
muy POGO interes, sobre sus
muebles. Todo muy reservado.
Edifcio de la Logia FL Aguila
de Orc. 16 y 9 ave. 20 piso. Ho-
ras de a a Z.
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

Tampa no tiene p1blico para
tres Arenas de Boxeo. Habia
dos y la tercera Sc abrira esta
noche.
Los empresarios sufriran las
constituencies.
Ell que mejores peleas preseu
tie Sc llevara ell favor del publ
co.
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

bien pensando en- un match en-
tire Camera y Stribling para
Miami.
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

Sc Dos Totes
limpios. $1,000 al contado. 100
pies en- ell Boulevard. De Soto
Park, junto a la casa de Spi-
cola. Lame por Mr.. Pickron,
telefono M64304.
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

Sc VENDE.-Una esquina
en- la avenida Michigan y N.
Albany. Sc da barata. Telefo-
no H46-604. Montoto.
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

, VENDO una PER- asabuesa
muy fina y muy maestro en- CO.
nejos. Sc da a prueba. Tambien
vendo algunos cachorritos muv
baratos. Nebraska 3202.-Te-
lefono 1896.
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

Dicen que la nueva Arena ha
estado co~ntratando las peleas a
base de rounds de dos minutes.
jPor las reglas de que comisi6n
de boxeo Sc ha descubierto que
es ma pr&ctica "recomendablc"
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

Sc ~ALQUILA.--Un aparta-
mento alto, sin muebles. Pro-
pic para un matrimonio. Con
todas las comodidaes, indepen
diente. NORMAN: 802 Palm
Avenida.
La gaceta., 1930-09-24

Sammy Mandell peleara el
Iviernes, en- Chicago, contrs
Tommy Herman.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

bappv when he found the hoop for his teams 9th point. DarroW. Nho had just entered the game tied tue score at 16-all, one minutes bcloFe the third quarter ended. Ihe score remained at that figure until the end of the period.
 Kocin made it 1S-16 and then made it 20-16. Luty threw one through the hoop and the Burrltts were within two points, of a tie. Zajac made it - to IS and before the Burritts could increase the score it was 25 to is. It was at thls stage that the Rurritt team "blcW up and the Mcridcn team outplaycd it to man.
 Andy YaNubowcz stood out alone as the hero in defeat. Besides con- ncctinC for six field goals he was the only player who seemed to be able to hold his man from running wild. Happy Kocin played a fine game for the winners. He made 15 points and it appeared as if none Of the Burritts could stop him, even by fouIing him.
 X return game will be played in Meridcn,
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
RESUME PLAY TODAY
After Full Day of Rest Nuf>''ofN in Indoor Tennis Tournament to Play on Matches.

New York. Feb. 5 P'- Given q rnlI day Of rest over Sunday, sur- ,ivors of the preliminary play Tn the national indoor singles tennis championships were prepared for their next tests today.
 .-fFrank Hunter of New Eorh'llc. a roa,y fayorite 70 capture the uu" which was won last year but IS moi heinz dcccnded by Jean Borotra. was matched with $. ]. WadaWorth of New York today. J. Gilbert Ha'| south Orange x. J.. second choice 10 Hunter. was pittcd against a veteran. Abraham Bassford Of New York.
 Ido Zaenglcin of Germany was opposed to a seeded player, Merritt cutIer of New York, and elimination of the only foreign cntrant was an ticipated.
 Julius Seligson of Lcltsh and Richard Murphy Of Harvard former iunior indoor champion. were 10 make their appearances of he tour uament. Seligson was matched With lack Blaust"in. New York, and Murphy with Thomas Cahalm. oi Fordham.
 Robert Little of Tuscaloosa, AIa.- was given little chance ot remaining in the running against Harris Cog ~asbalI of Dcs Moincs and Harvard Kenneth Appel, of South orange, former Princeton star, was p1t'ou against Reginald Talmadgc, Ne" York.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03

Two upsets were accomplished ia the Tabs Sunday Afternoon Basket ball League yesterday afternoon when the Eagles, underdoGs in the advance predictions, defeated the Sons Of Italy and the Tabs also d. fcated the East Ends.
 The defeat Of the Sons Of Italy. former holders Of the league lead- ership. leaves that team in q first place uo and the defeat Of the E,a,t Ends hy the Tabs kept the East Ends from going into triple tit. At present the four teams arc m two tics.
 Both games were hard fought. The Eagles were able 10 get their final minutes Of play. Until that time the Sons of Italy team had conducted a hard, uphill fight that for a time looked as if it would bring results.
 The Eagles started off at a fd&r clip and had an to margin before the Sons were able to score. Thl Italians were held scorelcss for l. minutes. Despite some good playing by Morcy and Augustine the Eagles were flying high when the haiF, time intermission arrived The score was 17 to 10.
 The Sons tried their hardest tc overcome the lead but the youngcl Eagles matched them basket fo. l basket during the early stages of tIle second half. It was 33 to 20 anG the Sons had arrived at the poinr
 where they must overcome the loal but the Eagles increased the sco"e to 2520. In the closing minutes Ierony, Terrence and Pete Perrctta made baskets that settled the con. test
 Mickey Bucheri played fine of, fensive game which was rcsponsib { to Q great extent for the uphill fight of the losers. John" Morcy wai sent into the lineup after the gam. had started and the Sons played < much better game. He aided con. sidcrably with four field goals i Every member Of the EaGlcs tear 1 deserve credit for the victory be
 cause Of the machinc-hke pnl,
 which they exhibited. Ferony, (,
 usual, played q fine offensive gama.
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
Come From Behind

The East Ends looked like certain winners in the first half of the game against the Tabs quintet. For seven minutes the Tabs were unable to score a point then they started and with the aid of scores tr "Beansy' Weihn they managed to make seven tallies. The half-tirne score was 10 10 [, East Ends.
 Baylock. the only East End man who was able to score field goal in the second half. tossed in a dou- blo decker and it was 1" 10 :. Points in Wcihr and Jack O'Bri21 tied the score at 12-all, five minutes after the half started.
 Thirty seconds later Baylock made lis second field goal Of the gaIuo and his team led l4 10 12. Mcrlinc took 4 long pass. dribblcd in an scored the field goal that tied t;I, score at fl points. Lefty" Truh9n put the Tabs m the lead for the first time in the game with five minut ,s tp go. He followed this up with q foul goal and a field goal basket With the score IS to l4 Ecckcrt ot the East Ends was foulcd and ni$ team came within field goal Of | tic. but the game ended shortly aftcl the center jump.
 Reckcrt's work in tho first hal and the play of Victor Baylock 1T the second frame were outstanding Wcihn was the best man on tin Tabs team. He played good all around game. "Lcfty" Truman help cd on tho otfcnse,
 The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-03
K0JAC WIDENS LEAD
Despite Surprise Defeat Of Rutgers University Swimming Team, Star Keeps Up Pace.

New York, Feb. 3 P)-Althoush his team was the victim of q sur prising upset by the Navy on Sat urday, George Kojac, great Rutgers university swimmer, widened his lead over the field in the race for individual sCor."G honors in tho In- torcollcgiato Swimming assoication.
 MojaC won two 1rsts against the Navy and boosted his league total 10 J4 points in three meets. His closest rival is Wohl of Syracuse with 19 in two meets. Ray Buddy, Columbia; Muslin, Navy; Cannon, Syracuse, and Grandy. Penn, are tied for third place with Is points cacl.
 Navy and Princeton lead the as sociation standing with two Nic- tories and no defeats. Yale and Dartmouth each have won their only league start. In water polo Navy and Columbia each have two victories and no defeats and Yale one win in as many starts.