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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14

about a thing.
Daughter waits on her hand and foot.
Daughter shampoos Mothers hair and keeps
it nice and shiny.
Daughter watches for bargains in the shops
and brings them home to Mother. When
Mother gives a tea Daughter sees that the little
cakes are fresh and that the thin bread and
butter is really thin"
And daughters friends come and make q
little circle Of admiration and flattery around
Mother till it is like being nestled in a COM
Portable nest of soft satin cushions of many
beautiful colors.
But Mother is q human being as well as a
mother and she was happily married herself
once-not so awfully long ago. And even
though she's been a widow quite a while
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14

there are one or two nice men who seem to fancy her. and Mother
might like to marry herself.
But anyhow she wants Daughter to marry, she can't bear single
women. She says they can pretend all they like, but she knows
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
Helpful Advice to Girls
BY ANNIE LAURIE

TO California but he recently re-
turned and / seem TO care for him
very much. He is going with an
other girl and I hate 10 invite him
10 my house or anything Of that
sort.
T1HE TWO WORRIED SISTERS:
L. III the young man really
cares. he will no doubt give evidence
OF II. And il is up 10 him and not
his friends TO say whether he cares
for the girl whose company he seems
to prefer. II would be better TO find
other interests rather than worry
yourself over someone whose
thoughts appear to be directed else
where.
desperation often causes a
change OF heart and feelings. And II
your friend has found other com.
pany more desirable since his return.
there Is little you can do about il.
except TO be a good sport and play
the game. ! feel sure there are
many who admire you. so why not
forget conditions and get something
worth while out OF all the wonderful
things that Me offers?
nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ WhZn a girl goes out with a
boy friend and he asks her To kiss
him. should she do II?
a friend said II was all right for
the fellows 10 kiss you goodnight
but / would like 10 know what you
think about IL. PEGGY.
Doggy: I am sure that you know
III that such conduct IS not correct.
Do not listen TO your friends. be
guided by what you know 70 be right
and you Will earn the respect OF your
friends. This al more than a
momentary~ affection. as you viii dis
cover in later years.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
In This Instance Mothers System Seems to Be All
Wrong-Instead OF Winning Admirers for
Daughter She Wins 'EM for Herself!

HvHE Brilliant Woman wishes her nice, good little daughter to ge
married.
The daughter is devoted to the Brilliant Woman. She under
stands her as nobody else in the world ever could or ever would.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
To ReLieUe
NeuritiS
Pains
Self-P oisoning a Chief Cause
of This Nerve Disease, Says
Author ity, Suggesting
Treatment.
By X. 5. COPELAND. n. Id.

BY X. $. COPELAND. vi. ID.
u. S. Senator from New York.
Former Com missioner OF Hc1lth,
Eel1 York City.
AYEURITIS Is a disease in
~ which a single nerve. or
many nerves, or group Of
nerves. may be inflamed. In the
first case II il called simple
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GO pun gOHE wv NNtR sSAA
deed,
Nor spcat " yuDle tongue.
Emerson.
Envy not greatness; for thou
mak'st thereby
ThyseH the rorse, and 90 the
distance greater.
Herbert.
Delay leads impotent and
snail-paced beggary.
Shakespeare
An eye can threaten like q
loaded and leuelled gun. or can
insult like kissing or Kicking:
or, in its altered mood, By beams
Of Kindness, 10 can make the
heart dance tDtth Joy.
Emerson.
The third 70 know and under.
stand,
a large and liberal discomfort;
These are the goods in Lfe's
rich hand,
The things that are more ex-
cellent.
William Watson.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
The Stars Say
For Saturday, February Is,
n cENEYIEYE KEMRLE.

A PARTICULARLY lively and
IA stirring day Is forecast from
4A astral activities. New projects
and fresh contracts are imminent,
with ths disposition aggressive and
ambitious. But reckless use Of funds
and i~mpetuosity should be Stunned.
Those whose birthday II is may pre-
rare for a very lively and ambitious
year with new undertakings and
fresh contracts thriving. providing
there be no rash use OF moneys or
reckless adventures A child born
on this day should be clever. sg-
gressive and ambitious. 1t should be
very successful II II will be prudent
and thrifty with moneys.
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LOUe;s Beauty
Secrets

perfect bodily
coordination furnished her
with the necessary strength to
withstand her spiritual revolt.
"A truly strong and noble soul
can only reside in a noble and
graceful body. Laiuns de Ser
rano recommends just ten min
utes exercise q day for health.
strength and beauty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-14
ANNIE LAURIE

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
~ / am in my teens and am in
love with a fellow three years my
senior. / went with him for six
months and then We parted. be-
cause OF another girl. / tried TO
forget him but found II impossible.
BY his actions ] think that he
would like to come back but IS
ashamed to. Now. how can i let
him know that ! want him so
badly? DIMPLES.
nIMPLES: Now that the Winter
- season with its pleasant festivi-
ties Is with us. perhaps you plan
10 invite a few friends to your home.
In that case. IL would be quite in
order to send the young man an In
vitation. You would then know his
real frame OF mind. and II would be
a tactful way to proffer a re-
sumption OF your friendship.
nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
- We are two sisters In dis
tress, please advise us.
First Sister:
/ care for a boy very much but
this boy seems or says he likes my
girl friend. But really he doesn't
seem TO like her at all. and all my
friends say they really don't be.
lieve he likes her. ! have liked
this boy for several years and al.
though he never knew II. I hate %
give him up.
Second Sister:
] am q girl in my middle teens
and cara for = hov xary much
Now, this boy and I have known
each other for many years and he
always seemed TO care for me, IN
fact. he used 10 give me a gift
every holiday and always told
everyone he liked me. We were
separated for a while as he moved
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nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:

cor,riEhi ia'a. Newspaper Fsaiur, ssrrio.. Inc.
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"NOw, Here's the Way We
File Our Clothes"

VM ORE Like a filing cabinet thans
a clothes closet-that's what
the mOdern wonan'a u-ara-
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Words Of the Wise

Go put your erred into your
daed.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
PRO GOLFERS MEET
Bobby Jones Is Extended An Invita- ton to Try For the Only Chani- piOnship He Hasn't Won.

Chicago, Nov. IS LPt-After devot- ing most of its first session to dis cussion of Bobby Jones retirement from tournament golf, and eXtend- ing the Georgian an invitation 10 try for the professional title, the Professional Golfers association of America today settled down 10 busi- ness.
 News that King Bobby had decid- cd 10 forsake tournaments in favor Of law practice and movie contracts, caused the P. G. A. delegates to for get their own affairs yesterday, 10 talk about Jones. A resolution was passed stating;
 "Should Bobby's entrance into tho movies affect his amateur standing. the professionals will look forward with joy 10 meeting him at some f>l- ture time in their own match play mpionship--the one world he has not conquered"
 The election of officers will be held tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
INELIGIBLE PLAYER WILL
 REALIZE GRID AMBITION
Eddie Mieski, Fullback, May Be Seen in Action With
 High School Team Against Vermont Academy Eleven-Coach and Headmaster Make Request Of Principal Sade to Allow Him to Play-Has Been Spark of Second Team All During Present Season.

Hopes and dreams of an ineligible New Britain High school football player that he might be able to take part in one game before he ends his high school career will be fulfilled when the team plays Vermont acad- cmy on Thanksgiving morning Ed die Milcshi, the husky little fullback who was slated for a regular posi- ton before the start of the season but who was found to have been in school less than the required num- Der of weeks, will probably start with the regular lineup for the first time this season.
 Throughout the season Mileski kept on the second team despite the fact that he knew, in his own mind, ne would never be eligible to take part in a game. He was not sched- uled 10 be back next year since ne will be ill one of the graduating classes in the meantime but he was the spark plug in the scrub team day in and day out.
 Despite the fact that he had less 10 expect than the rest of the sec ond team he showed more pep and enthusiasm than most of them. He made the first confession of his feeling at the Hi-Y club supper re- gently when he told pr. Joseph Potts he would like to get in just one game before he is through. He felt heart sick and discouraged over the predicament in which he was placed.
 The news reached Vermont acad- emy and some of the New Britain boys and Dr. Potts asked Coach John Burke and Headmaster John Cook if it would be possible to al- low the New Britain boy a chance 10 play. Both agreed 10 do so and they forwarded q request to Princl- pal Louis r. Slade who said he was willing since the request came from officials of the other school.
 Coach Burke summed up his feel ing on the matter when he said;
 Any boy who was willing to stay out on the practice field night after night with nothing to gain for his experience certainly deserves this consideration. He has sand"
 It is possible that Ed kloiber may be in physical condition for the game. Coach Cassidy will then have seven backs in excellent condition, as follows: Zaleski, Fink, Flood, Dabkowski, Mileski, Kloiber and Mirliani
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
TRIO $ NAMED
 F0R CAPTAINCY
Zaieski, GTamitt and O'Brien
 Mentioned for HOlOTS

Frank LaleehI. Otto Gramltt and Jimmy OBrien are the three NeH Britain High school football play ITS, most prominently mentioned for captain of next years team. Al though no definite time has been announced fer tho election. the boys arc already talking Of their candi- dates.
 Once again two cf the schools most powerful fratcrnities will bu,- tie each other. The Delta Ri organ ization is backing Zaleski and th- Theta Sigma group are in back 5f Gramitt. Although it is not defin- itoly known, the reports have it thIt Q O'Brien will be the choice of the non-fraternity group. If this is tho case it will be the first time since the days Of "Monjue" Zaleski that this group has been organized. The leader Of that group is a brother Of Frank who is considered one of th4 Delta xxi leaders.
 This is Gramitt's first year on the football team. He played q won- derful end game and was improving constantly as the season continued. This is Zaleski's first year as d reg ular but he vas second string guar tcrbach last year. He has played 2 steady game all year and was th" star in many of f contests. oBricn's guard play was so ou' Ttanding that he attracted the atten tion Of @~e"ta' ore; Usually it is diff ficult for a guard to play so vel that it can be seen.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
GOLF FIELD OPEN
 FOR FOUR TITLES
There May Never Be Anothe?
 Player Like Bobby Jones

New York. Nov $ tp-Bobbr Jones. master golfer of all time, ras retired from competition and lo.t. as a heritage, a wide open bat -la for the four American and Brit len national cham p.onships he holds.
 Nowhere on the horizon al pres rut does there loom any amateur with the golfng gifts needed 10 du- rlicote Bobby's unprecedented feat Of winning all four national titles n a single year Perhaps there never will be another Jones'
 The etocky Atlanta lawyer. alone among amateurs. consistently has beaten the professionals at th.ir own game. Tour times hc won inc American open a~aintt the bo=- pros and amateurs in the game and thrice the British open fell 70 his amazing skill
 With his retirement. it seems Ccr- tain that the pros again ~lll domI- nEte both open tournaments. for certainly amateur ranks contain no figure even approaching Jones in shot-makins ability or in stcadinoss under fire.
 It is a coincidence, and an odd one. that in the last few months. George Ec1 Elm and Johnny Good man, the only players who have beaten Jones in the American ana teur in the last seven yrlrs both have announced their retirement a. amateurs. Eon Elm beat Bobby in inc final round at Baltusrol in 192d and Goodman eliminated him in the first round at Pebble Beach in l929. In every other year the Atlantan emerged the victor
 Jones' retirement announced in a carefully worded statement, stir red up as much excitement in sport iu,- circles as did that Of Gene Tun- nny as heavywelrht boxing cham pion in 1928
 Bobby revealed that he had in- tended 10 withdraw from title tour. naments anyway dropping out quietly by noglectng 10 send in my entry for the open championship rext spring" but felt that 1t was necessary that clear understand in-" be with the golfing public in view of the fact that he had under- taken a contract by which he will make 12 one-reeI motion pictures on educational golfng subjects.
 "Of course. the matter of mone- tary consideration enters into the the statement said. and it is for numerous reasons that ] v ish to be perfectly understood on this score The amateur status prob lem Is one Of the most serious with Y hich the United States Golt asso- ciation has to deal for the good or the game as whole>
 T am not certain that the step am taking is in T strict sense Nio- lation of Inc am eur rule. think lot might be said on either side. but l am so far convinced that it is con-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
Games Tonight
Corhm Screw vs Corbin Cabinet. Gasco5 Ns. Stanley Works NeVmaticS rs. Stanley Rule.

COrhln Screw Ns. Corbin Cabinet.
 Gasco5 Ns. Stanley Works.
 NeWmatics rs. Stanley Rulo
 Six of the ten teams in the In du-trial Basketball league will open the 133e-&1 season tonight with three games at the Tabs hall. This will ba the opening gun in the race for the basketball pennant that has, in past seasons. brought out every bit Of rivalry possible among the local players, The other four teams will get going Friday night ln the second triple header 10 be stag cd.
 The first game tonight will start promptly at 7:30 o'clock. This rule will be adhered to absolutely all through the season so that the games will not lag at any time.
 The championship CorDin Screw quintet will appear in the first game against inc Corbin Cabinet Lock GWntct There arc many Of the fans thia year who are figuring that the Corbjn Screw team will repeat it's conquest Of the league again this sacson but the other teams in the circuit arc ready 10 contest this claim and a merry race is predict cd.
 The Corbin Cabinet Lock team is making TO predictions with regard 10 the coming season. The quintet will be q strong one and may give "ll others in the league unexpected opposition.
 In the second game the Gascos will meet the Stanley Works. The Guscos will have q stronger team thls year than last owing 10 tho fact that inc Woiacf brothers will be members Of the squad The team was in the thick Of the race last year and with such veterans as johnny Sheehan. Carl Rcsteli. Steve Dudack. Frank Shechan. Johnny Iilatka and others. the Gaccos have plenty Of material from which to mold q winning quintet. The Stanley Works team will be out 10 win, according 10 Coach Johnny Grobstcin and the team will give rs best tonight to start off in the winning column.
 The closing argument Of the night will find the Nevmatics bat ting Jimmy Murphy's Stanley Rule &: Level team The NoWmatics have promising quintet this scason and partieans of the team are banking on their quintet 10 be heard from plenty Jimmy Murphy will send his charges out for their first game with one thing in mind, that is 10 win the Industrial league pennant
 From all appearances, there will be three merry games this year and
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
HARVARD HOPING ID DEFEAT YALE
Crimson and Blue to Engage in
 East'S Feature Game

New York, Nov. IS LF)-Harvard's $ football season thus far has been a succession Of misfortuncs and de- fcats but the Crimson has more than faint hope Of stopping Yale this Saturday in the casts outstanding battle.
 Although the Crimson has been beaten by Army, Dartmouth, Michi- g.. and Holy Cross and tied by Will liam cc Mary in its last five games, there is grounds for the suspicion that Arnold Horwecn's eleven will look like different team against Yale.
 Injuries have played havoc with year. but the Crimson will be at full strength fer Yale. Even Charlie Dcvcns, who suffered a broken bone in his les in the Dartmouth game and was believed out for the season, will be in shape 10 play, if only for q part of the game.
 As far as comparative scores go and that's not very far-Yale would seem to be only one touchdown stronger than Harvard. The Ellis gained ties with both Dartmouth and Army which beat Harvard by scores of 7-2 and Go respectively.
 Nor will Yale be in first rate shape for the closing battle Of the year. The His have lost the services of Bud Parker, who suffered a frac- tured arm in the Princeton game. Fred Linchan, star lincman, is re- covering from minor injuries that may handicap him against the Grim son.
 The intcrsectional angle. heavily defined most of this season, is con- spicGous by its absence this week. The only major eastern eleven in NolyeG in such a clash is Navy which meets q strong Maryland team at Annapolis. Army's reserves should he able 10 take care Of anything Ursinus has to offer at West Point
 Old rivals will get together in the New York University Rutgers, West Virginia Washington & Jefferson, and Lafayettc-Lehieh clashes. Other first rate games involve Temple and Carnegie Tech Nillanova and Georgetown. and tordham and Buckncll. Western Maryland seeks 10 add one more victory to it's long sting at the expense Of Albright.
 Other major teams either will play minor rivals or are resting until Thanksgiving day.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
Iy JIGGEIi


 h the current number Of Col.ers -irant4ud Rice ~.n4 & sons Of th, little men who loom Jig m thr pres mt or past athletic world. ,r- Evers Of baseball aa5 'h. Booths or football and so or 'a -.. md of hls interesting dltl}.
 Alter ustenin- !. rh, song n. the miIgets and nuslu5 or LOW we'll hey fitted into ta.. uie.e,ur mode Of the miniature III sports. better and 4 clipping a-ma along from Cali ,ornia rom W4rr.a Slater. + ha, hepn q decade sine. tho tormyr popular phvslca. director Of the lo- cal "Y" moved rg the E.,s. coast uut ha is still fond memory 10 he New Bri,45u athletic world
 H. too is q midget hu, He ranked high 15 years ago on connycticut basketball courts. In those days of rough basketball there were few big players who could stop Slater from scoring and h. Id many d team to victory.
 >,oW he has -ut along 10 the age where his hoy is ol. ,uouGl 10 act as his assistant physical director jr rhe Glendale T. lL C. \. Still War r.n Is quite spry IS WAS a.lgst~I last spring whom nr won rhe pro- tessiouu title III :ha championship sqGash-hand5alI tournament held on tho PaciHc coast.
 t vas about that samc now game hat the clipping jD Warren's letter dealt Siarer.s picture adorned th" sporting pag, ct d California paper and the articles announced that the national council or tha !. N. C. A.. had just adopted sqgash-handball as an official sport ot the association and would promote f as i. did other indoor game5.
 Eigar years aco Slater produced the game and has been promoting [ ever since. As its namc indicates [ IS continuation Of squash and handbaI T. is popular in N's and athletic clubs on tho coast but has not yot advanced across the coun- try.
 In notifying Warren Of the games adoption Dr. John Brown, ir.. heal of the national ', M. C. A. physical department. invited Ilaror 10 nam@ a committee 10 govern the devclop- mont Of his Saug,
 Rccognition for the invention or a new game places ,he former local athletic mid=et as the third member oS a trio Of Y. N. c. <. physical directors who have produced new in- door games. Basketb2. and roll"y hall were contributed 10 sports by "I' men.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
TO DRILL VARSITY
ale Coaches to Ucc Harvard Plays in Practice SessiCn Scheduled
 TCiay.

New Haven, Nov. IS UP1-The Yale coaches hoped to give the var sty stiff drill today against Harvard plays. Rain prevented more than 10 minutes outdoor practice long blackboard drill, discussing Crimson plays.
 Indications are that Ned Austin will fill the place in the first back field left vacant by bud Parker, who suffered q broken arm in the Prince ton game Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18

Boya' club team captaincd by Jarvis downcd the South Church Juniors by 24-22 in the preliminary gaining a 14-t edge in the first quarter and holding that margin in the succeeding three periods despite constant assaults by the church players, The winners outweighed tho losers considerably the church for wards particularly handicapped in this respect. and the club team pro- Htcd by the rough-and-tumblc atylc Of play into which inc game dcte- riorated at times. Yet superior shoot ing. particularly by Marine. the cen ter. had a major share in the tri- umph, for the clubs pivot man shot seven baskets from hot scrimma gc. Myszka collected four for the same team. Captain Fred Wheeler top ped his men with nine points. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
COMPETE FOR BIRTHS
Tackle and fruiiDa@h Positions On PGryaTd Football squad Arc still Undecided.

Cambridge, Mass. Nov IS (UP)- Tackle and fullbach bcrths will be competed for at Harvard this week In preparation for Saturdays Yale game ct tAc New Haven Bowl.
 kalcs and Trafford are leading contendors for the tackle position, Tho aggressive Traford appears to he the favorite for the job At full hack a battle is being waGed in prac- tice sessions between Bernie Whit. and Johnny Schereschewsky with neither offering any particular choice.
 Rain and 2 soggy field have slow cd ID practice this week. with Thursday the final day for prepara- ton.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18

game against Dartmouth. Dartmouth will remember Hank" He broke a leg last fall in the second game against Wisconsin. You don't have to asi, who Bruder is in Madison. Nothing dauntcd, Brudcr started this season by pinning a big "13" on the back of his jersey. And promptly came down with smallpoE,
 Dick H1nley uses Warmers double
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18

wing back tormution-idcal both for deception and power straight ahead. The wing-baclls cross-cross and dou- ble reverse and the deepest man is in the key position for half and full spinnera. Erudcr fits this type Of play perfectly Hes fast and shifty. the most powerful line bucl,cr Han le.' has. and probably the best kicker n tho Ri~ 'Tfr
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE TO
 OPEN TONIGHT AT TABS
Six Team3 to Start Race for Basketball Pennant in Three Games Tonight - Other Four in Circuit to Get Under Way Friday Night-First Contest to Be Staged at 7:3O o'Cloct-Clubs in Circuit Are All Eager to Begin Action-Plenty of Interest Being Shown by Court Fans

plenty Of action i5 being expected tonight in the three games schedul- { ed
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
 
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF '|Y"
 ADOPTS SLATER'S GAME

Former Athletic Wizard Introduced Contest That Is g Combination of Squash and Handball - Former Physical Director at Local Association Is Now in Glendale CaL.-Sport Has Been Made An Official Part of Program-Won Title Last I ear On Coast
New Britain herald., 1930-11-18
Put.ir : ricr>
Preliminary Game

Ee1erto. Pr'csser, Timer. Mat thew Paluch. Scorer. Parker.