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any n OF her grandchildren. But
I'm afraid she's hurt. She's an old
lady. and she loves you both dearly.
and you really were very rude 10
her"
The boys looked at each other I'M
comfortably. Then ROderick spoke.
Cant we square ito" he asked,
and l strangled q laugh behind a
cough, he was so absurdly delicious
with his big-boy attitude.
Perhaps" i answered, non-com-
mittally. l wanted to be able TO as
sure my captious mother-in-law that
/ had had no part in this. She was
perfectly capable OF interpreting any
apology from the boys as an attempt
on my part TO gloat over my success
in getting the boys to shake hands
when she had failed.
What do you think we had better
do Mums?" Junior put tho question
straight 10 me.
Il think you'd better decide that
yourselves" I said, and his eyes
were round at this apparently base
desertion OF him.
IT suppose we'd better go and tell
her we've shaken hands. and that
we're sorry we were rude" Roderick
made the suggestion. and Junior
struck in with a hearty That the
ticket" lie turned to me anxiousiy.
May we 20 now. Mums?"
Away with the Message.
I considered the request with IN
ward ~trepidation. i did not believe
Mother Graham was sufficiently
over her anger to welcome them
graciousiy. On the other hand. her
rancor might increase with brood
ing.
Yes" I assented. after a second
or two. "But / want you TO remem-
Der something. because IL is very
important. II your grandmother
asks you II I or anybody else told
you TO come. you must tell the
truth, that YOU thought or IL all
yourselves. And when you first see
her will you say. 'GranZie. we've
been thinking over what you said.
and we've made UP our minds TO
shake hands the way you asked US
to- Can you remember that?"
They nodded gravely. n Junior
asked: rs that one or the 'impor-
tant' things?"
YES" / answered and knew that
I had given him a satisfying an
swer. for many times ! have been
compelled 10 rehearse him in some
c~onciliatory message which he was
70 carry 10 his grandmother when
she was in one Of her tantrums.
Then" Junior turned to Roderick
Importantly. WED better learn
that by heart. Please say 10 over
again. Nuns"
/ obeyed. and rehearsed them until
they were letter perfect. Then !
opened the door and sent them down
the hall with instructions to return
10 me when they had finished their
apology.
l closed the door after them. for
l wished 10 have no appearance OF
collision with them. and feeling
elated and depressed in regular alter
nate waves Of emotion. / waited for
the return az tho embassy.
Continued TomOrrOw.)
crpyriEhi. 1890. Newspaper Feature Series. Inc.
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YFNO be lonesome is truly the most awful feeling one can ex-
perience. Particularly when it's a young and lovely girl
who sits alone and cries her heart out for very lonesome
ness. But wonderl There's always a cause for it, you know,
and there's always a remedy. True, one can be in the midst of
a crowd and still be as lonely as though one was on a desert
island. But that's something else again
But the girl who feels she has no friends-Do one who
cares what happens to her, no one to take her out, and has to
watch the happy couples as they pass her window-there must be
a good reason for her loneliness. Perhaps she herself is the
cause Of it all. Maybe her arrogance and sharp tongue have
driven people away from her. Perhaps it is her love Of gossip
and malicious tales about people that make those same people veer
off when they see her.
If this is the reason, start right now and turn over a new
leaf Make yourself SO lovable and sweet and charming that
people Will seek you. 1t may be a hard road at first, but persever-
ance will overcome all the obstacles and when people are once
convinced that you are sincere, see how quickly they will flock 10
you and then-no more lonesomenessi
Love will come 70 you, then-but not before. And when
once you find Love, there are no more lonely daysi
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truth. The shore was Too FAR away
70 Be seen II was q hundred niles
away at the very least
"Oh. I don't mean the shore" the
swallow said. IL mean the land. It'M
half a mile deep At the bottom or the
ocean"
II thought this NO funny that II
Uttered. \ bird can't laugh. OF
course.
Yam's fears that they might fan
into the ocean proved 10 DO without
reason. The cobweb-hArress held
quite securely. BY and by. rs they
moved farther and farther SOUTH
ward. the color OF the water changed
from black 10 blue. then 10 a rich,
warm purple. The angry waves bs-
came ripples which eparkled in the
sunshine. III was most pleasant.
Not long after they caught q
glimpse OF land-not undar-the-water
land but real shore.
That's Florida the swallow
pointed out. Were not very far
away from our landing place now"
Then they passed over a large
island.
Cuba" said the swallow.
Now we're over the Caribbean
Sea-" said n OF the other swallows.
Central America ~ In that direction
and so Is the Panama Canal"
Lets 80 through it," cried Knarf.
"Pooh-pooh, we never 70 through
canals" replied the bird. They're
only for ships"
Finally they reached land. They
could make out palm trees. banana
trees and long vines with strangely
shaped leaves. They were flying
very low now. Parrots and other
birds with feathers the color OF the
rainbow. watched them from the
tops or the trees. or flew screaming
away.
Were In Brazil now" the swallow
said. do you see that river we're
coming to? That's the Amazon It'a
the and OF our Journey"
Nearer and nearer the river they
flew. All nc once the swallow ex-
claimed: Look down quick We're
crossing the Equator"
They looked but saw nothing. for
the Equator is only an imaginary
line. you see. Then they came 20
rest gently on the broad leas OF a
palm tree. It was exceedingly warm.
nothing NJ all Ike the chilliness OF q
Winter day in the North.
The swallows quickly scattered.
They wers hungry after the long
journey. Only their friend remained.
Make yourself ut home" Il n.
vited. You'll be here all Winter"
"All Winter" the shadows gasped.
why we must return today. What
viii vi masters and mistresses CO
without us7"
The swallow shook its head.
"Your home il three thousand
miles away. There aren't any trains
or boats and it's too FAR 10 walk.
What are you going 10 do?"
That's just what the Shadow-chl-
dren wanted 70 know.
CTomor-ow-What the Shadow.
Children Did,
ccDyfiEhL 1sse. Newspaper Fslturs ssrirs. Ina.
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Seen on Fifth Ave.
By LOUISE DUNTIEY

IL the present interest In jeweled
novelties doesn't mitigate someone
may have 10 write a new version of
the old song. rings on her fingers
and bells on her toes" And there
Is every indication that II is far from
on the wane. From windows up and
down the Avenue Jewels are flashing
out a new style message. There are
lovely buckles for evening slippers,
the elaborate design OF which Is in
crusted with synthetic emeralds.
sapphires or rubies. Hair ornaments.
such as fancy combs and barrettes.
for those who aspire 10 long tresses.
r also gllttering with a wealth OF
stones. Earrings and necklaces r
other clear indications that this is a
season OF jeweled decoration.
Capes are taking a fling at two
modes simultaneously. Somehow.
they manage 10 create an appropri-
ate impression in both. For evening
the cape made on extremely flared
and dipping lines. perhaps falling in
a heightened silhouette. suggests the
desirable luxury OF a formal wrap.
On the other hand. no c=e can deny
the dash Of n sports cape.
which may vary from short. hip. 10
the two-thii is length. Numberless
cores insure the smoothly fitted
shoulder line and the flare, a pre-
requisite OF today's silhouette.
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When you permit yourself to
the right conditions. you enable
supply the digestive fluids to func
energy to complete digestion. If y
Mt mealtime. your body is in a wrong
condition 10 function properly.
Even though the meal Is a simple
pne. IL should be eaten in an atmos-
phere OF harmony and peace. There
ian be no doubt OF this.
For the sake OF your happiness and
good health il Is well to have a real
purpose in your everyday life. There
should be a definite. constructive
purpose for each day. This viii pre-
vent aimless thoughts and give you
u better outlook on life. Vigorous
mental habits tending to wholesome
thoughts. do much to maintain good
health.
We know the power OF the mind TO
depress the spirits and slow the
heart. BAD news makes the heart
stand STILL The opposite is true
good news. happiness. contentment
and enthusiasm stimulate the heart.
The thought has a remarkable effect
on the body. We arc well off only
when the mind Is working normally
and happily.
When YOU establish faith In some
thing or somebody you are setting
UP a right train Of thought. Faith
removes fear. ii removes worry and
many other mental discords. Each
of us has to develop habits OF men,
tai poise. We must have mental
harmony II we are 10 maintain good
health.
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WWY n hndr1-Ln0 i've utI0
Wv shadow-chIldren with the
turnsd-about names-looked
down they saw they were over the
ocean.
Do you know where they wereP
They were on a leaf This leaf wam
attached by means OF q cobweb-
harness 70 a swallow. The swallows.
who didn't like the cold northern
Winter had invited them 70 accom-
pany them down South. Not having
wings they were unable 70 lily. Then
they hit upon the scheme OF being
should know. weigh nothing mt all.
The swallow didn't feel them as IL
flew swiftly along.
They were quite N large flock OF
swallows. all from the neighborhood
Of the Observation-Disclosures house. Little
by little other flocks which were also
flying South. Joined them until there
were several hundred birds.
All gazed ~curiously at the shadow.
children sitting on their leaf like tho
lame primes on the magic carpet It
was quite comfortable. Nsvertha.
less. IL was somewhat disturbing Co
see the black cea below. The
waves dashed about anRriiy an
though vexed that no one fell into
them.
II hope were NOT far away from
land" Yam said.
Hmm. we're not more than halR
a mile" the swallow remarked slyly.
"Only half a milel Why. we can't
see land at all.'
And shs looked first to one side.
then to the other. She spoke the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-09
Answers 10 Health Queries

S. j. Q.-what causes my jaw 10
crack while talking?
2-What is a murmur OF the heart?
SIS a nervous heart the same as
a heart murmur?
A.-This IS probably due to lack
OF synovial fluid. faulty constructed
bridges, crowns or Filings. which
cause the jaw to he thrown forward
too far. Consult your dentist for
correction.
2-Aitral heart murmur IS q con-
dition where the closure OF the valve
OF the heart Is not complete and
there is a consequent leakage OF
blood passing back through II.
3-No.
NJ. L. W. Q.-What should a girl
weigh who is il years old and 5 feet
81 inches tall?
2-What is the cause OF canker
or cold sores?
A.-For her age and height she
should weigh about lis pounds.
2-Canker or cold sores usually IN.
dictate an acid in the system. The
diet should be corrected and consti-
patton avoided.
Copyright. 1850. NsHspaDa Feature Services. Inc
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tHOTt 70 UVtICOllt al DAD MehLdl hdDILS.
There is not a shadow of a doubt that worry is
one Of the chief causes of i'll health. There is
no end to the disturbances in the human system
that are caused by worrying over this thing and
that.
Also. jealousy, fear. hatred, dependency, grief
and all similar emotions are due to bad thoughts.
They have a devastating effect on the system.
Mental discord wastes nerve energy. 1t wastes
1t as physical overexertion does. 1t may result in
a real disturbance of the digestion, or Of the inn
portant glands of secretion. The effects are
bound TO be felt in every cell Of the body.
The functioning of the body is dependent upon
the degree of nerve energy we possess. These
emotions or ours not only use up nerve energy,
but they create conditions which may permit the
dnvn1onDarf ~ roiEonaur r,.bctapcas - tba hol,
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Helpful Hints

Pour boiling water over onions i'm.
nediately before peeling them and
your eyes Will not smart or water.
A good preservative for iinoleum
can be made by mixing one gill.of
methylated spirit and one ounce OF
sheilac. Let the latter dissolve thor
oughly, then apply 10 the linoleum
with a soft flannel.
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proval Of present day standards Of beauty.
The use Of cosmetics for achieving beauty is
SO common today that comparatively few women
are unfamiliar with the primary preparations used
to enhance the appearance. Suggestions regard
ing the use of creams and lotions for cleansings,
tcnics for preserving and stimulating. rouge for
tinting. powder for refining, and a myriad Of
major and minor points OF dress, all have been
broadcast 10 such an extent that the general ap-
pearance Of the average woman has improved 100
per cent during the past few years.
However. there still are surprisingly large
numbers of women who do not realize how vital
q healthy body is to the success of modern beauty.
Many Of these women haye relaxed the vigilance
of previous days in regardNto the health of their
bodies under the imnressinn that with the nerfnc-
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/ wonder how many or you have
ever looked at the matter this way.
I always think OF comparing the
body 10 a house and cosmetics 10
paint. when / think OF the relation
ship between health and beauty.
Everyone knows that a house
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-09
The Foundation of Beauty
No Matter HoU Artfl You May BE in applying Cosmetics, O
Sound, Healthy Body Is The First Requisite, Says Expert.
BY JOSEPHINE HUDDLESTON

II LIVERY woman is potentially beautiful. To bring out that latent
~ beauty only two things are essential. The first and most inn
portant OF these is the cultivation Of health. The second is the
mastery Of artificial aids used 10 touch up and improve the natural.
nj condtinn nn.I q na.- nh -
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ton of cosmetics, such painstaking ire of their health unneces-
sary. 1t undoubtedly is far easier to run to the dressing table for
than it is to run around the block for exercise or run down
TO the grocers for green vegetables and fresh fruit.
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Worry a Cause of
Ill-Health
Mental Discord Has a Devastating Effect on the System
Yarns DR.. Copeland, Urging Cultivation Of
the Happy Thought Habit.
By ROYAL S. COPELAND. nj. ID.

United States Senator from New York.
Former Commissioner OF Health, Ne0 York City,
nv ENTAIL poise is the normal condition of the mind. 1t follows
lVE that mental discord is an abnormal condition of the mind.
If you would have mental harmony, or mental pose, you
must exclude all wrong thoughts. Each of US must make a determined
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-09
Helpful Advice
to Girls
BY Annie Laurie.
REAR ANNIE LAURIE:

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
- I am a girl in my teens ana
have been Keeping company with
fellows for about five years. / never
before have had anything to turn
up Ike this. I have been going with
a boy whom / care for very much,
but I don't think he cares fer me.
We were on very good terms until
about two weeks ago. lie came TO
lei me M evening and / had other
company. lie has not acted the
same since.
There Is another boy who really
loves me. He has not only told
me so. but has told others. He has
also proved Ii In many ways. II
seems impossible for me TO care
for him. Please. tell me how / can
keep from going with this boy and
not hurt his feelings, also how I
can mend things with the first
boy 50 we may be friends again
WORRIED.
WORRIED: Needless jealousy has
w killed many a friendship and
love affair. II there IS no under.
standing between you. he should not
feel hurt II he finds you have in
vited others to your home. OF
course. IL you told him that you did
not expect company on the evening
OF his call he would naturally feel
peeved But even then you are not
at fault IL a friend drops In 10 see
you. You might drop him a cordial
little note and invite him to your
home some evening. assuring him
that you are looking forward 10 a
pleasant chat with him. AS to the
other young man. there IL nothing
you can do. Tell him how much his
Friendship means TO you. Explain TO
him that he should appreciate your
sincerity in not Stimulating an affec-
ton that you really do not feel.
nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ am a young girl is years
old. and / am going TO entertain 4
young man at my home. What
form OF entertainment would YOU
suggest? A L. il
A L. II: II you are musical ]
6As feel sure he would enjoy hear
ing you play or sing. And now that
the radio Is In almost every home,
II provides entertainment for every
type and taste And there are
always good dance orchestras send.
ing their rhythm through the air
III he Is 70 come to your home after
dinner Il would be nice TO serve
coffee and some sandwiches and
cake before he starts for his house.
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The Story Of a E'fe's
Triumph Over Jealousy
Loves Reawakening

Peace RcfeDs Instead Of the Expected Batie and the Lads
Eren Decide 10 Placate Madge's Irafe Mofherin-Law.
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The effect of these may be to produce disease.
When you permit yourself to enjoy fully the right food under
the right conditions, you enable the stomach and the glands which
supply the digestive fluids to function properly. You have the nerve
energy to complete digestion. If you are in the wrong frame of mind
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-09

A LOVELY afternoon model OF
II curran t-colored crepe and
silver lame In illustrated to-
day. It is modified princess in line.
the bodice and hipline being scanned
in a scalloped movement The skirt
Is flared.
"A soft inset az V-shaped silver net
is made just below the neckline. The
interesting sleeves are SNUG to the
elbow. descending into a full puff
Of silver lame. which is gathered into
a narrow band at the wrist.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-01-09
Words of the Wise

Discomfort IN the first step in
the progress Of a ma or a mn
ton. Wilde.
ambition Ia the sp&y that makes
man struggle Nth Destiny. u
heavens otcn incentire 60 make
purpose great ana achievement
greater. Mitchell
The world is what we make Ii.
Vincent.
For the maintenance of peace,
nations should dU0if the pin
priCks tChich IorerHn c1WnoA-
shots. Napoleon.
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GOODNIGHT
STORIES
BY Man .Trel

- BY Max .TreIl -
The Shadow Children Fly
South with the Swallows and
Worry About Getting Home.
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c0yTiEht. i''a. Newspaper r,,iur. Service. Iaa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
p MOHE \
aSlDEllGHTS Is
CAPITOL

"D4sraeli". Warner Brothers all
talking dramatization Of the IA
nous stage success. will be shown
at the Capitol Theater today. In
the title role Of England'S brilliant
Prime Minister is Mr.. George Arliss.
the distinguished actor Of the
legitimate stage. II was Mr.. ArllSs.
It will be remembered, for whom
the play was originally written and
in which he subsequently acted
for nearly five years. both In New
York and in many cities through
out the country. And although Mr..
Arliss has appeared in a score O..
successes, 1t Is generally conceded
that his Interpretation OF Disraeii
represents the high mark OF his
career.
IN his present Characterization
OF Disraeli, Mr.. Arliss brings the
same understanding and sympathy
that originally won for him uni
versal acclaim. Truly a great artist
OF the theater. Mr.. Arliss' per-
Torrance in this all-talking drama
tiZasion Of "Disraeli' must rank with
the finest acting yet seen and
heard on the audible screen.
In support OF Mr.. Arliss is his
wife, Florence Arliss. Joan Bennett.
hast seen in Bulldog Drummond."
David Terrence. Doris Lloyd and
Michael Visaroff. Alfred z. Green
directed "Disraeli."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
Day In Congress
(By the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press
Wednesday:
Senate:
Continues consideration OF tariff
bill.
House:
Judiciary committee resumes hear
ings on proposals to amend or re-
peal eighteenth amendment.
Tuesday:
Senate:
Virtually completed consideration
Of individual amendments TO tariff
bills rate sections.
House:
Heard attack by representative
Patman, OH attorney general Nit
chell for alleged failure TO curb
growth Of trusts.
Interstate commerce committee
approved Parker bill to bring inter-
state bus lines under jurisdiction OF
interstate commerce commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
RIVOLI-SAN BENITO

The Ancient and Honorable Or
der Of Saps expects TO install a
chapter in San Benito. when the
Rivoli Theater opens with Warner
Bros. new comedy. featuring Ed
ward Everett Horton, and named
The Sap" on Wednesday for a j.
days run.
Any and al persons who have
ever acted the sap. either moment
arily or for a considerable period
OF time. are eligible. ed it is
confidently expected that q rHrnef
large percentage Of the population
will be ready 10 Join.
The Sap" Is one Of the funniest,
fastest small town stories ever
screened and represents the last
word In family entertainment.
There Is an all-star cast, including
Alan Hale. Franklin Pangborn
Patsy Ruth Miller. Edna Murphy,
Russell Simpson. Louise Carver and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-26
Houstonian Lauds
Argotane Because
Ii Relieved Ills
Once Near Death from Indi-
gestion, Mrs. Jane Collier
Now Is Free from Fear OF
Dread Disease

ct think II is remarkable the
w1y Argotane has relieved me Of
all my suffering" declared Mrs.
Jane Collier. in a recent converse
ton with a representative OF the
Axgotane company. Mrs. Collier,
a valued member OF the bookkeep-
ing department Of the Vaughn
Lumber Company, makes her home
at the Woodrow hotel. She went on
10 relate how several times attacks
of acute indigestion had nearly
proved fatal to her, but since she
began the Argotane treatment, she
has had not had n attack.
"In addition 10 indigestion. l Suf-
fered from a torpid liver and sour
stomach" continued Mrs. Collier.
81 would have sever dizzy spells.
and was continually bothered with
dull headaches. / was bilious and
the food / ate did not eem TO di-
rest. Instead, 1t would sour and
ferment on my stomach, making me
perfectly miserable.
ga friend Of mine who knew Of
NV condition, told me about Argo-
tame. and so sincere was her rec
ornmendation that ! decided TO try
n. I have never had cause, TO re-
rret that decision. for the benefici-
n results ] have obtained from It
are wonderful.
my headaches have disappeared
and / am relieved Of my dizzy and
bilious spells. I really eat and en-
joy my meals now and, as ! said be-
fore. those terrible spells OF indi-
zestion no longer bother me.
"I shall always hive a good word
10 say for Argotane because, from
nv own experience. ! know that
Ii Is really q worthwhile and ef-
fe,tive preparation"
Genuine Argotane may be bought
Brownsville at the Martinez
Nrug Stores No. ] k1nnest 10&nA,
No. ( YIctoy1a Heights. adv.