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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-17

MONEY BACK IF STEP OMIT" WON'T
relieve your ailment without drugs, Free
home demonstration without nbliEatlon.
Address Orthopedics, Box AJAX, Star office.
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PERSONAL.

l The rate under heading OF Personal
is 8 cents rer line additional to the
regular lire rate.
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DIAMOND RING, solitaire, weight over 4
KITS, blue white and perfect; cost $4,000;
nothing like it; Sl.100; be quick. Address
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PIANIST WANTED TO PLAY WITH GEL
list for practice. Address Box se3-M, Star
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CHAIR CANEING I. .. Porch F ,3,;,;.T
sterins. Armstrong. 1885 10th NV. Met 2oe2
TT ECTpTC wiring, fixtures; reneral
~ home improvements; low
est prices in town, nothing down; years
to pay: estimates free Col 1922 24i9 18th
NV. American Light & Supply Co. Inc 49,
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LOOK!l LOOK!!
NOTHING OVER $500.

Essex 6-cyl. Coach, runs fine $500
Ford Coupe. 1925, excellent. 80. $500
Hupmobile Touring, new tires $500
Dodge Touring, new tires -. $500
Dodge Delivery, excellent body. $500
Also
Ford 1927 Phaeton, new tires. 500 so
Ford 1926 Road. gear shift. -. $3.50
Essex 1926 Coach. ........... $500
Chevrolet 1926 Sedan. ..',.... $500
Also
Ford Sport Roadster, late 1920,
800 miles ............,,....$ $3.50
Ford Fordor Sedan, 1929. 80. $500
Ford Model A Tudor ..,,... $500
Chevrolet Sedan 4-door, new
tireS ....,,......s ..'..- o9S.Ob
Wilys-Knight 40" Sedan. :. .2o5.O0
Many Others Easy Terms.
CHERNER MOTOR CO.,
Ford Dealers,
1881 u St. NV. N. 8565
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MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN
and School Of Dancing. 1922 Mass ave n W.
for children ana over; hours, 80 70 go,
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sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

NASH SPECIAL 6 CABRIOLET.
good. clean sporty Job; here is one you
will be proud to own, and is priced below
the market at
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ANXIOUS PAIR EARRINGS. WILL SACRI-
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TO be seen TO be appreciated over 800 years
Office
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DIAMOND, SOLITAIRE; COST $4,000, BLUE
white and perfect. Your price is right. Nd
dress Box 35S-M. Star once.
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COUPLE LEAVING SUNDAY OR MONDAY
for Greensboro, n. C., would like accommo-
dntsons Will share expenses and drive.
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WOULD LIKE CARE or APT. OR HOUSE
of party VINO is leaving city temporarily
Address Box 3gS-M Star once
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YOUNCs'S KINDERc3ARTEN AND PRIMARY
grades, embodyine most desirable. features
of child development; French. drama ics
music, transportation provided North 6aes
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facts appear conspicuously. For instance, the net
weight of the contents must appear This is to make
sure that fancy packages of small capacity will not
be sold for as much more than plain packages
holding more of the quality food. Labels on
foods and drugs have many very interesting state
ments on them-ths you will find you read the
labels! Tomorrow-Food Dyes.
Can riGhts protected. Trade mark registered q. O.
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WANTED AT ONCE-RooM AND BOARD
for EMPLOYED mother and care Of two small
boys in Chevy Chase, Nd. near school.
Addreas Boz asl-M. star Once
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eth FLOOR, DIST NATL BANK BBDG,
,I406 @ ST NV NET ABB.
BUSINESS BARGAINS.
Confectionery, light grocery, $3.50 weekly;
Grocery. guarantee s4OO weekly rooms
combination cafeteria and bakery, s14C
daily cheap.
Delicatesen. leht lunch, fountain, $500
weekly, cheap
C5niecaoacly, opposite two schools, estab-
MANY OTHER REAL BARGAINS.
MERCHANTS BUSINESS &
FIN. Co,
Suite 7o1, Home Life Bldg, Vt Ave & L.
Net 8274.
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l4th ST. CAFE-CHEAP.
Great chance to get fully equipped cafe
with practically no investment low rent.
Phone Mrs Morpan. Col. 7744.
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TESSEN-PRICE, $3.50.

SANDWICH SHOP.
Short hrs No Sundays. Rent, SIo. DC
ing $50 daily. Price $1,000. Terms.
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GRADUATE NURSE Will GIVE ROOM
and board 70 invaiidS end elderly people .
very reasonable rates, Adams 69o2
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S275-ROoMINo5 HOUSE, u rooms, 2 baths.
h-W H., cleo. light filled,
~ h. cleo lirht all filled
Rooning house. 20 rooms, baths, h.-w.
heat, cleo. light. A barga.n.
r NJ CURTIS $40 1ith ST NV
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BEAUTY sHoP-Low PR1cE-TERMs
MANY OTHER GOOD BUYS.

GROCERY (ROOMSl.
Doing 5000 weekly bus Short hours
Price, So, 800. Easy terms.
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BUY A BUSINESS
BUSINESS BROKERAGE CONCERN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

Well. the corn shortage will be good news to any
body stopping at one Of those summer hotels wherl
il is served on the cob three times a day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

In the 22nd senatorial district Of Texas there is an
interesting contest on between Eugene Miller Of Par
ker county and Grady Woodruff Of Wise county.
According to the July primary count Woodruff lacked
only a few hundred votes Of having a clear majority
over two contenders. Miller Of Parker and True
Strong of Montague.
Now to the great surprise Of many Of the voters Of
the 22nd senatorial district Strong has declared for
Miller in the August finals and given the Parker
county contender this send off:
Il have no idea or intention Of trying to influence
those who supported me in their voting for any can
didate in the run-off primaries. However. l must
give commendation to the genteel and wholesome
character of the campaign Of Sen. Eugene Miller Of
Weatherford."
There is an old saying that politics makes strange
bed fellows 1t must be a true saying. Politics Is
making strange bed fellows in the August finals.
Sterling p. Strong is the father of True Strong. He
ran first in the race for office of lieutenant govern
or, and the announcement comes from his Dallas
headquarters that the veteran pro leader and former
superintendent Of the Anti-Saloon league has plan
ned an active speech-making campaign in the closing
days Of the contest before the curtain falls on the po-
ltical stage Of action
Joe Moore is fighting for his political life in his
district. Ed Westbrook is another veteran lawmaker
who is INDUCING in a bear fight. There may be new
faces in the senate Of the And legislature.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20
Creager and the Ambassadorship

President Hoover speaking through the White
House ghost to Washington correspondents gives en-
phatic denial to the rumor that National Committee
man r. B. Creager would be given the Mexico City
diplomatic post when Ambassador Dwight F. Morrow
resigns to enter the senate. Indeed the rumor was
brushed aside with this comment. lust a hot weather
story
There are many hot stories on the wire. There
are many hot weather stories in the newspapers.
There are countless hot weather stories dripping
from the tongues Of candidates for office and practical
politicians. August Is the hot dog as well as the dog
day period OF grand old summer time.
1t happens every two years in Texas.
It happens every four years in the nation at large.
Keep in the shade, enjoy cooling drinks, avoid high
blood pressure and permit the safe and sane voters
TO do the rest on rtn-off election day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

ture away from a star once with q
few lines
Maris Farrell. he added. was a
conner" She'll be a tar some
day II she keeps on the way she's
going. You met her. didn't you?
She's the girl that had hold Of Dan
Rorimer for a while. ForS quite a
while" he said. and laughed.
His eyes roved the room, and he
said. III don't see them now. Maybe
Marisz has kidnapped him. Don't
trust her too far. Miss Winter. I
warn you, she's dangerous"
Anne threw back her head and
looked up at him and laughed. Il
think she's beautiful she said. Il
can't blame Dan If he falls under
her spell. Where Is she from?"
MARS? She's a comparative new
conner to the screen. She was glori-
fled by Zeigfeld."
Maris. he continued. was the kind
that would get along" She's a
very ambition girl. and she has the
knack Of being lovely and agreeable
10 everyone she meets.
He added. jokingly. that he won
dered If that wasn't one way Of
cLltivating a lovely and agreeable
personality for the screen. Moth
ing like working at it all the time,
you know"
Their dance was ended. and Col
Inns wanted TO know If she would
like 70 look around the house and
grounds.
Helen that was his wife =
land ! are like a couple OF kids
with a new toy. and we love 70 show
Off"
Frank Maury was coming toward
them, walking a little unsteadily,
and Anne hastily agreed. She
shuddered a little to think OF being
cornered by Maury and having To
listen TO his heavy flattery. espec-
tally since 1t had been seasoned by
his frequent trips TO the punch
bowl.
So she told Collins she would
love to explore the house with him,
and he said that If she would prom
ise to be very quiet about it he
would even let her tiptoe into the
children's bedrooms.
FIJI promise" Anne said gaily
and she took his arm. IL won't
make a sound" And she asked him
to tell her about his children.
"A leading man Of five" he told
her. land a seven-year-old vamI
with hair almost as black as yours
She's not quite as pretty. though
nc added. and he drew away for
second and looked at her in smil'
ing appraisal. but I have hopes
He took her. then, to the bed.
rooms where the children lay sleep.
ing. but first he had to win TIT
consent Of the smiling little Jap
anese maid who watched nearby.
"Tsuika. do you suppose yol
could open the door for just a tin.
little peelS?" He held a finger 4
his lips, and Tsuika considered
while and then nodded.
Collins said. "Tsuika's very stric
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

These juvenile tree-sitters who have been making
minor nuisances OF themselves throughout the coun-
try have at least performed one service for us; they
have brought the endurance contest down to its prop
err level
An airplane endurance contest is not so bad; but
the other forms INDUCED in by adults who ought to
know better have been very foolish. F~lag-pole sit
tiers, nonstop dancers. egg-eaters and the rest
they could only come TO blossom in a country that
was extremely tolerant Of Stiffness.
Now the kids have shown us what these contests
really are. They are diversions for children. The
boys who are sitting in the trees are acting naturally,
for small boys-and are proving, at the same time,
that the grownups who do the same sort of things are
really Of about the same mental age.
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with me about this. Aren't you,
Tsuika? It's quite against her
rules. Well, we'll just be a second"
And after Anne had seen the
children and admired them. he
strolled with her through the up
stairs. and then he told her she
must see the swimming pool.
Only a few guests we're dancing
as they passed the ballroom. Col
Inns said he supposed that his wife
was conducting another tour some
place. Maybe they're over in the
dressing rooms by the pool. pick
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20
The Once Over
IMAGINARY INTERVIEW BETWEEN KING
CAROL AND HELEN
BY f. l. PHILLIPS
Copyright, 1880, by The Associated Newspapers

Carol: Now be reasonable. dear. and.
Helen: If you're going to bring up that reconciia-
ton stuff again you're Just wasting ycz- r..
Carol: But, honey, you're running my coronation.
Helen: That's it: you just want me long enough
to 20 through with a nice pleasant orthodox corona
ton. I'm just to help dress the windowsl
Carol: Now. Helen. after all you ARE my wife,
and.
Helen: I'm glad that little fact has occurred to
you.
Carol: Please don't be sarcastic. ! know I've made
mistakes. but. 49,.
Helen: That makes the knowledge unanimous, my
dear.
Carol: There you 60 againl Always clubbing 1t in!
Can't a fellow do a few foolish things without ever
turning over a new leaf? Can't I reform?
Helen: That's what I'm waiting to find out.
Carol: Helen, I'm really very fond Of you....
Helen: OF me and who else?
Carol: Aw, be nice Helenl
Helen: You've got that Lupescu woman around
where you can keep in touch with her, haven't you?
Carol: Now let's drop the Lepescu woman.
Helen: Drop her, by all means. That's one point
I insist on.
Carol: What makes you think I haven't dropped
herp Have I seen her at all since I got back? Have
I even communicated with her?
Helen: Please don't ask me riddles, Carol. I've 4
dread1ul neadacne.
Carol: Now listen. Jessca-beg pardon-I mean
listen Helen-Im king Of Rumania and you're a queen
-. There's got to be a coronation. It's part Of the
rules. And you know how It looks for a king to be
coronated with the queen missing.
Helen: Everybody knows the situation between us.
Why can't you 90 through the coronation alone?
Carol: It's bum etiquette, Gloria. beg pardon. -.
Helen.
Helen: If youhe lonesome. take one OF those other
women to the coronation with you. They'd be crazy
to 60.
Carol: And I'd have to be crazy to take them.
Hazel. -. Helen. rather. Now be nice and let me Is
is nice and pretty.
Helen: Issue any statements you like. You're
king. aren't you?
Carol tpleadingly): Aw. now. Clothilde beg
pardon Helen. Don't be like that. Even If you
don't like me any more, you don't want to get me in
bad with the populace. do you?
Helen: The people seem to be satisfied to have you
back.
Carol: Yes. but they wouldn't like to see a coro-
nation with the queen out OF It. It's tradition: Just
say you'll come so everything will look all right. Az
ter It's all over you can go. right back to your apart
ment and.
Helen: And whose apartment will you 60 back TO?
Carol: Aw. now. Yvonnei
Helen sweeping from the room: You might at
least try to remember my namel
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

inc out their bathing suits. You
knew We were going swimming later
on. didn't you?"
why. no" Anne said.
Collins said "Oh. yes: II would
mt be a real housewarming II they
didn't try out the pool. And some
OF the fevered brows," he added,
his smile crinkling the corners OF
his eyes and stretching his little
mustache. will want a little cool
ing before the party's over. They
always do"
Ito BE Continued
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

Why doesn't Washington tint its crop blight news
with a little good cheer by announcing that not a
finger will be lifted to save the spinach.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20
%%%sA0zzQu00d. s.. Story l1:y
ERNEST LYNN

much, though. I leave the social
honors to the man who lives with
me-"
And who Is he? Do I know him?"
AA..~A~- - - s-e-.h.1 - sur
prised II she did. Il think Paul
Collier knows nearly everyone in
Hollywood"
Paul CollierI Do you live with
Paul Collier? Why. of course I
know him! He has had tea and
luncheon with me lots OF times.
you must get Paul to bring you over
some time" she added.
Someone came over TO speak to
Maris Farrell just then and Rori-
mer was lef. alone for a minute or
two with his thoughts, and he had
opportunity to observe Anne Win
ter and to remark that the mar
with her was being very attentive.
Frank Maury, Collins had said his
name was, and Dan remembered
that Paul Collier had found occa-
sion TO mention him once or twice
Of late In his column. Collier had
said that Maury, who was a free
lance actor, vas riding on a sud-
den wave Of feminine popularity,
and two Of the larger studios were
trying TO get him to sign a con-
tract.
Maury had dark, curling hair
which Dan thought was in need OF
trimming, and he was bronzed 10
the color Of an Indian. But he
looked like a young god, and Tan
found IL easy TO believe that he
might have found great favor among
women screen devotees. He and
Anne were sitting together on 8
little bench, and Maury was talking
animatedly and gesturing fluently
with his hands. Rorimer caught
Anne's eye once. and she smiled,
but Maris Farrell's low voice beside
him brought him back TO her.
The Mexican finished Ramona"
and bowed and made a smiling exit.
and presently there was the sound
OF an orchestra from the ballroom.
and Mrs. Collins paused for a mo-
ment to tell Maris and Dan that
there was dancing for those who
fit ambitious enough for II.
Maris got up at once and took
Rorimer's arm. but on the way in
side she said. There's a phono-
graph there. If we get bored up-
stairs we can come down and dance
in the patio" Anne Winter and
Maury were still in the patio when
they left.
Anne said. We seem to be the
only ones left out here. Don't you
think we'd better 20 IMP"
I'm perfectly satisfied out here
Maury told her. leaning unneces-
sarilv close to her. but If you say
So"
And Anne rose, and he had tc
follow.
She was glad when someone CIT
In on them after a while and took
her awav. 1t was Collins. and Anne
found his friendly. amusing chatter
a relief from Maury's impressive
ness. She didn't like the way Maurv
held her when he danced. had
stiffened her body against his too
tight embrace.
Collins inquired whether she was
keeping busy. and she told him
about the forthcoming production
at Grand United and the part she
hoped to merit. She was deprec-t-
ing about ii. but she could not con-
ceal from the director her eager
ness.
ITS nothing very impressive.
really, but it's rather wonderful TO
me-
But it's not the fairness OF the
part. Miss Winter: it's what you d.
with IT," And Collins told her some
things that sounded very comfort
ing and set her to tingling with
hope. There's Maris Farrell. for
instance; she just about stole a pic
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

Along Elizabeth -.
Conrado Cloetta, Of the Cloetta
Hardware company . telling how
he, Is going to vote and who Is
going to win in the runoff. $3.50.
Elizabeth More. making plans
for something -. riding along the
main stem. &c. G. Richardson, "A.
A. Hargroye, and Ed Mockbee on
the way to the airport Tuesday
morning Ito help the air derby
get started probably &c. S. Cha
pa, who started the Col. T.
Z. Gilmore, the head man. look
ing things over and shaking hands
with friends. ". DIR. Charlie Calde-
roni. ... released on the world from
college. has had several years
practical experience after college.
and 1t Is rumored plans TO open
an office in Brownsville go. we
remember when Charlie went to
high school here, and had a nick
name meaning big something-or-
other. Anita Smith. who has
had an operation ...up and about
but still pale about the gills. .Jiggs
DdAloQaC III tAAC ~ "a l. Gil
lines. 49,. riding around with his
wife,.
Funny World =.
Self preservation Is one Of the
instincts. but apparently this ms
tinct has become dormant. and
the government has to pass laws
to enforce 1t. TO make people take
care OF themselves.
1t sounds funny, but it's true. A
law has been passed that requires
motor boats to carry enough life
preservers tor everyone aboard. It
seems that those doing the boat
ing would see to 1t that a life
preserver was on beard for them.
But no. CarelesSness is so common
that a law has to be passed max
ing ii compulsory for those who
may be in danger to take the
proper precautions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

Convicts in a New Hampshire prison have asked for
golf clubs. They've probably read some golf pros
statement that ii Is possible to get out OF anything II
you use the right club and keep your head down.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

Summer Ambition
A berth in August that to me
Is full Of destinations.
To lie upon a raft at sea
And write OF heat prostrations.
~Ignatius III.
Oh. I've got the job
That gives summer a rub:
I'm a gin faster. boy
On a rum-running SUBJ
Pete.
President Hoover has cancelled his Rocky Noun
tain trip. The fish are cooking just as well in home
waters
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

Herald are several large trees, not
indigenous to the Valley climate,
and the leaves r beginning to
fall.
Whenever the wind blows, a
shower of leaves fall to the lawn.
We noticed 1t yesterday for the
first time.
If this doesn't mean that fall is
around the corner. we'd like TO
know the reason why.
Gcodby Derby
The Brownsville to Chicago Air
Race is underway, the contestants,
all two of them, having left
Brownsville Municipal airport early
Tuesday morning for Corpus
Christi, and eventually, Chicago.
There were originally three
prizes offered. a first prize Of
$4,000, a second prize Of $500. and
a third prize Of $500. And there
were only two contestants. One Of
the airport employees threatened to
get out the glider and take out
after the racing planes.
1t doesn't make any difference
when i get there, Ill win third
prize" he said.
Ask The Man who Owns One
Women have gained rights. but
have lost privileges. Miss Mary
Lathrop. Denver. pioneer Of her
sex in the American Bar associa-
ton, says.
She added that II she had a
daughter, she would raise her to be
a clinging vine.
We make a prediction that
ultimately the majority Of the fair
sex will return TO this way Of look
ing at things. We hope so.
We All Make Mistakes
Yesterday a dispatch from Mex
leo City read that a new airline
had been opened UP which links
San Antonio and Mexico City.
This Is perfectly all right. We're
glad to hear 1t. But the story
continues and explains that 1t is
the same company that operates
between Brownsville and Mata-
morcs. What thev need between
these two Twin Cities is not an
airline. but a street car line, or
something like that.
Obviously there was a mistake.
About the time a plane would take
off. IL would have to think about
landing again.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20
7M NAN STEM
Intimate Glimpses of the Valleys Alley
BY J. r.

Along Elizabeth A Law To Make Persons Take Care Of Themselves
....Fah Is Falling Air Derby is Underway . New Ideas
for Women ....A Mistake.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

It's only human nature after all.
Not only in boating. but in every
thing else. persons are careless
about themselves. Unless the
danger Is eminent, or straight
ahead Of ones nose, precautions
are rarely taken.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-20

Although the weather Is still
hot. definite signs Of autumn are
being manifested.
Across the street from the