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WILLIAM G. sCHAFHIRT.
THOMAS J. OWEN e. SON. Auctioneers-
1881 Eye Street NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY DETACHED real. ESTATE.
BRICK DWELLING. BEING PREMISES
No 55o3 SIXTEENTH STREET NORTH

O9lEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY DETACHED REAL ESTATE
BRICK DWELLING. BEING PREMISES
No $500 SIXTEENTH STREET NORTH
B. BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No 6o96, Folio AL ct SEQ :,
Of me land records of the District of Co
Iumpia. ana at the request of the party Sc
e cur thereby: the undersigned trustees will
TT ThoS 4,, ! u Owen 4 Son. 1881 Eye st. NV,
AD. 1890. AT EIEvEN o Gel c hAHMfoS fhc
following described land and premises stu
ate IN the District of Columbia. aud desie-
mated as and being Lots rs and 81 in Square
ztZO IN Holmes Central Realty Corporations
SUBDIVISION OF part or Peters Mill Seat as
per plat recorded in the Once of the Sur
yeyor Tor the District of Columbia in Libcr
50. lolo IL. Subject to building line restric-
uon ana covenants of record
-, Ierms OF sale: One-fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash, balance in
tnree equal installments. payable in one
Two and three years, with interest at six
per centum per annum, payable Semi-an-
nuallv, from day OF sale. secured by deed of
trust upon the property sold. or ali cash, at
~. me option OF the purchaser. deposit of
SoOO0o VIII be required at time of sale. All
conVeyancing, recording, etc. at cost OF pur-
CHASER. Terms of sale to be complied with
WITHIN thirty days from day of sale, other |
y Sc tne trustees reserve the right to resell |
tn. property at the risk and cost of default
oI snch resale in some newspaper published |
WILLIAM K. oUINTER,
H GLENN PHELPS
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LEGAL NOTICES.
PEELLE, OGILBY & LRsfS, I199 S1NW

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
.o CSSos,umbia, Holdins Probate Court-No.
G ties that the subscriber, OF the District Of
Soiumoia. has obtained from the Probate
aaa1rmnainlstration on the estate Of Laura 4.
olrton' late Of the District Of Columbia. d.
tsssSeo. All persons having claims ,aEaif1ss
the deceased are. hereby, warned TO exhibit
ne same: with the vouchers thereof IeSaIiy
asIuthenticaeed, TO the subscriber. on or befors
the the 18th day, Of July. AID 1881; othsrwias
Atney may by law be excluded from All benz
- lsth day Of July, 1850 JENNIE n GfRTs65N
v WfncfaER' l71 mrPsst, NV (seaL) Attest;
wills for the District of CoiIifnbiS riserlL q
- : : .9oase Sourl. ty26,au3,s
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sV5.p oIIlEaMSsh COURT OF THE DISTRICT on
4oSss. hSmin, noid ding Probate Court-No.
i mat the subscriber, of the District OF CO
tiIm pa mas obtained from the Probate conSt
t mgsntary on the estate Of Charles G. Van
n 20 iate OF the District of Columbia. ds.
csesed All persons having claims seainst
t me deceased are hereby warned to exhjbiitt
s sne SANE, with the vouchers thereof, iegaIIy
me 25th day Of July. AID. issii otherwiss
" oR1ey may py law be excluded from ali benAH9
2V5.h a day Of sJqly 1880 NETTfr A sTuARp
Ta aE E e cos,sw 81; NV ssealj At.est
ror me District of Columbia, Clerk OF The
--ooose SOuIl. au2QfG
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NEEDHAM c. FURNACE. Attorney

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE ED Dis
JossDh Epson SS s 54sss f fs
G, tSs s; y the e
paper pay 1877 $['t p5unFportne to be the last S and
joseph Ed;Cn Il hs1 70 IssmSs
Lsazs !tnsF Es .p99 do &c L"f RSia. COZ
new Dora Bogl6y M R;Gssva Rse bruce L.
K HoSn MAJ IazzeiI. Benisrin- r LaEseil.
Marina ziesler. Della Smith Lnrty EaI IiyS
Lem Ieo 1Szze MIS- Arthur NJ BarnhsTt' Nat Mat
tie Waterhouse. W. NJ FoTsn ng:sR sen Rebecca
new Maven Df Matte tGrith Dmple Lazzele Glib
son Arthur Lszzetsh, hi. @n nstn day Of .iuiy,
pSs tq Is SqanS t Il L ne ' @
Tor trial 81 H.. the ord Isn ana Sad q.
said issnes. to wit was the said t j1sep nf
Edison JazaeIle at the time OF me mind and
said Sss s w " % f0 sHxeeuted in provided BY
lay. sha be S. gssifh IN the os's wasnsoS
f Reporter and twice week for the same aeT
Ppsn F,2Ho II o Tao EvfRiatE tTge
aa 20 6,., Goes " e.
i" jyis.i9 al. SAUL
g. PERCY McGLUE. Attorney.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE EuI Pds.
ret Of coITm9Pia Of h fbe estate Of Anna
B a Buxman. sed-AdministratiOnr - No y:
nis for ssieJams ns r sru Earss
B ''0 Buxman. deceased. haynE reported tssxs 70
the court to p nat sseS ot
PaH and others su %E.mnS oi DOS
si0! n per cd 1ln
sSSE 16l t Rssf g Il Of ~ %
P0rSy:msnti shF hsadrsd sol 5sSSG
Subject to a commis:ion Of three nun tsrms
tWent EyS1Gito qSa as more fully appear hs
petition Of said executors and TRUSTEES tees fisa
this cause sv on 1b the co ahst t das sanG
j Sf AD 1880 adindssd ordered am ana . ef
nt that sast fsid s Efr eonr%sd Unless
contrary is shCwn % IssS Or parso 5SiEds ns
c copg Of this order be publ she'd in the Wash
nso Law Reporter and The Eysn.ns w eek
U OrS to said ast-mentiOned date: PEY s}
6oRPoN r}R sstIes oo 5cSsw fGIs RsststsS
Of Wills for the District of colum59isa; n SerA
!. OF the Probate Court. --------- 9 Eg...
/ j. JOHNsTONE MUIR. Attorney.
: SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT nyTI TT 81 p
csNmba R heidinSS .dpe T1Sste 4O4es Ad
%inistration Docket APplieatisGnt the hay Ins
f Ei letters sFe ssd estate
~ afhe s1g y ND 1880, irat Alice B. Pennsld
enc B1sslsr Edna peL a1iee H HSde, al
nonHrt sidentS. and all others CONCERNED sp
n said court on aas Tussde "a e s9s 0 ana
: to show cause why UGH application sho ,lh
h not be granted. Let NOTICE hereof pe PUG n,
II l The Evenine star once in. each Of tire
: successive weeks before the ret return cS 3
d not less than thii y days. before said EstuIFl
day PEYToNo SeoFnRSo2.Ns;w IIsILe Resister o
wills for the District Of Cclumpla.,o S C. nT5
the Probate Court. 'S@O'"''
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24sRo111e1at4I5 Trustees.
THOMAS j OWEN & SON. AUCT!ONEEFS
1881 Eye street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE, TT. TW o.;
STORY FRAME DWELLING;; Nc, SM Nh r 1H ! =
NO. RRl2 IAIIREII STREET. NAn "

TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUABLEE ,,, TW NE
STORY FRAME DWELLING; SIGnAartIE III.
No; ssl3 LAUREL STREET NoHl "a
BY Virtue OF a deed of trust recorded IN
Liber No 1864 at iol9 49, 81 t we sh hi
sell in front OF the premises. on THg9RSlAhrh
THE SEVENTH DAY OF AUGuS ST., ne A:
sixty-three t6s) in square numbered t rIdr
three hundred sixty one $3.50 IN ChaLieS -,
Wire. Incorporated. subdivision OF lots IN
block numbered four ~, "Lipscomo ano
Park" as per plat recorded in the office o.
in 1iber 90 at folio lis: subject to the, build.
ing restriction line Is feet from the iiae o.
| in District Court Cause No. 1853 IN the
| Supreme Court of the District OF Coium,pi ~.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash, paIanSt,
in one, two and three years, with interesl
at six per Gent per anam psysdPe st st Time
OF sale, and the, purchaser allowed ni n,r.
chase Further particulars at time OF saie
H HRRsMASp @. owSHE EE .
ty76- dS;dbs,exsu trustees
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE PROP
ERTY TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING.
Aa3 10th STREET E

ERTY TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING.
443 10th STREET NE.
BY virtue Of certain deed of trust. duly
recorded in Liber 1888, folio 81 ct seq Of
the land records of the District of Columbia.
and at the request of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell,
at PUBLIC auction in front of the premises.
on FRIDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY OF
s snu 17 in John r LynSadS sine nq0
division division o. and i0t sixtytwo Ss21, per plat
recoTded IL the ofce Of the fbeF 30. al
{f ni;o q together with all the Improvements
in anywise tIhiect to a prior deed OF
Terms or 81 coo 90. further particulars OF
VIII BE p2lse nSoSa St Hs 70
the purchase I deposit Il 90 reulired
FecG bs 9esom pile WITH Wth9
cost days otherwise deposit forfeited os a1d
he pgOSPis sEetIyetI pay Of Pe th aotf
at the oiSS' Harry M GRAND ALL.
MAY Trustees.
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ARTHTR PETER and w. H. BADEN
Attorneys.

srpREME COURT OF THE plsLKIGEL ~ ~
CoIumbia, holding Probate CourMt,-zS sss'
Of W nl.trstion Docket ss@Appication hay,
fns been made herein for probate q tne ia sor
istfsys testamentary on said estate oy me
WsshinstSn Loan and TTns iS GO p 1885. that
Ttien M King and the unknown helrS AZ
law and next Of kin Of ssia sSess in said
CART on Monday the 9th day OF september,
AD 1880 at 10 o'clock An r6 TO s SeO srsnteS
Tef notice hereof be published in the wash
inston Law Reporter and The Evening star
once in each of three successive weeks Def are
publ,cation to be not less than thirty days
before said return day. ALFRED a; , MhEAds
coGsWELL, Register of Wills for the DIS.
trict OF Columbia. Clerk OF the Prop2ssue
Court. - - -
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SPENCER GORDON. FRANK sTETsoN,
Attorneys.

Columbia, holding Probate court:-No.
4049i. Administration. Is 10 sMS ho Of
Coiumbis, have obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of c 0S Iso simmons
iste OF the District OF Columbia. DECEASED.
All hayins claims a 20 Hexhibs the
same with the vouchers thereof. leeaIiy snae e
TO the SUBSCRIBERS s On o OF
thew may by law be excluded from al oen.
s OF said estate Given under sER FnsHa eSnfs
t Thin le ehs day RATIONAL 1ISH i'O SAYINGS AD
TESsT cassgANy Sy W WILL MTH z b2RE
cGEswrTfI Rezister OF wills for the Dis
trlct Of Columbia. Clerk OF M ne. 5sS SSss"
Court. SA0'@''@"~
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WILLIAM K OUINTER,
H. GLENN PHELPS.
THos. J. OWEN SON. AuCTIoNEERs-
1881 EYE ST NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE. TWO
ING TWO-FAMILY FLATS OF FIVE
AND SIX ROOMS EACH. AND KNOWN
as PREMISES NO. STREET
BY virtue OF. a certain deed of trust. duly
recorded in Biber No. se25, folio 283 ct seq :,
OF the land records of the District of Co
lumbia: and at the request of the party
secured thereby; the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises. on FRIDAY, THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF JUNE. AID. 1890 AT THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the following
aescribcd land and premises, situate in the
District of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
being lot is in Pauls subdivision of block
l5 "Bloomingdale" as per plat recorded in
the ONCE of the surveyor for the District of
Columbia in Liber County II folio ITO; block
10 now known as square 1912; subject to
covenants of record. also subject to right
OF v@ly for alley purposes over rear 3 feet OF
said lot II in said subdivision
Terms: Sold subject to prior deed of
trust. for $500, further particulars OF which
VIII be announced at time of sale. the pur-
chase price above said trust to be paid in
cash. deposit of 5000 required. Convey
ancing, recordinR. etc. at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with within thirty
days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and resold at
the discretion of the trustees.
JESSE H. HEDGES,
ELIOT MIDDLETON,
jel0. Trustees
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r,sos : OWEN & SON, AUcr1oNEERs.

THOS. j. OWEN " 49,
-..,,srrrs, SALE OF VALUABLE TWO,
TRuSSrL6G55RR BRICR DWELLING. BENZ
PREMisEs NO. 1875 L STREET SOU n
EA Aiyt;,e Of a certain deed Of trust, dated
,pS Io2s being instrument NO; ~, atiio
Jun s.d August "a 1925, in Liber 265V ion ~
snong the land records OF me ny 1be nsrty
columbia. and at the request OF trustees
viii sen at pu19S r sSss;2p; in T iTfR' THiR
F6TJR O'clock PM; the f 10 Nv me
5Sscrihed land and premises sltuaIe ,lnnh NV
1sf 81 Warrington, District OF ColuunoifH
SnaX Sesipnated as and being lot elgntyyLJS ~
ssss In the subdivision made by She bI,nl
Ssea and forty eight tlo4sl, as per ecd p.ds
If the once Of the surveyor OF the DiStF'''
oiT Sorn Of sale one-third Of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash, balance ~ NC NC
nn.uuaSS' IN a Ilments, payable in one anu wv
Sasra with Interest at si= per centun pc
ssnn,IIo nayable semi annually, from Gay , "
sale secured by deed OF trust upon tle - * ~
srty sold or all cash, at the optl9oh % t wy
purchaser. A deposit Of $3.50 VIII ava 1e
qecordine. etc, at cost Of purchase, Term ,siIfi
~ sale TO be complied with WITHIN UNI ~ :,
DAYS from day OF sale otherwise inc erHs'ee
| reserve the right to resell the pfop saits' O.
! the riSk and cost OF defaulting purcnsseII
| after Ave days advertisement OF such , TeSss
| in some newspaper published IN wac"
! inston, d. c. ,.,,rs prcKEP
| DEVERE r. WELDON.
| Trustees.
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,.oAarr e.room Dutch colonial type
nome With garage. Everything In hrst-clas.
condition Together with about IA acres o.
to a foreclosure VIII sell house and 6o1toot
frontage for Sl0,5Q0, or $4,000 for AL; Eea.
appointment phone National 2265.
WIN. T. BALLARD,
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aa"THE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE
described property having failed to comply
with the terms as stated therein, said prop
srtg will be resold on FRIDAY. AUGUST
THE EIGHTH, $780, AT FOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. same place
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
jy31,au2.4.6,3
THos. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERS.
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Money To LOAN.

PuY FTRsT DEEDS OF TRUST NOTES
on vacant ground, byildinE lov a ano an IN.
S1oved property FULTON r Ges99iFDoH'
kantineutaI Trust Bldg. District oZSA'
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ruos ! OWEN & SON, AUcTIoNEERs'
1881 EYE ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF YALNhtBnEHE ,,nbTTX
Estate BE1NG, , 4 . TM0SIsI9FaoT UP PTFEEEN
aPART1MENTs.- BEING PREMISES 9s5
REMEDY STREET NORTHWEST. ~
Nv Virtue Of certain deed OF rus, Ia
corded in Liber 5572, at folio ~, OF tne d'i ~
the request Of the party seSnEs;dc snefeog
in front OF the premises, on FRIDAY i,,, Az,
nr1sT THE FIFTEENTH. 1880 At FQuE
O'Clock PM. the following -deScrlpeo la I
and premises, situate In the Dissri seve on rs
IN biock numbered nine 81 of DilIer p;
GrofS'S subdivision of "Brightwood Park,
as Der plat recorded in the office OF the S fha
yeyor for the District OF Columbia in Lin eT
nine 1e) now known for purposes OF asses ad
twenty-nine hundred and ninety-two tISSZ''
| Upon the following terms t,,trd
Terms OF sale: Purchaser 10 pay oIis Iiiit u
| OF the purchase price in cash, balance IN IN
| spectiveiy with interest at tne rate % de ed
| per cent per annum, and secured py ueTo
of trust on the property SOLO. OF M cnsid
at the option Of the pure ~ sale PnTehsser
| 10 pay Interest on purchase price from oaIe
| Of sale 10 date of settlement at six per ceht
per annunn All conveyanclns, reco,ruiitu is
etc, at the cost Of purchaser oo 1000 o., tii he
required at the time Of sale ana settiemet ~
to be within thirty 800 days OF the GAZE 81 y
sale. or deposit forfeited ana the propeIittS
reSold. at the cost and risk OF the aeIauit
ing purchaser, after hVe t5) oayS pI t,S ~
advertisement of such resale in some wash
'"s'o' "'"'''ps B. FRANCIS SAUL.
| j. WHITLEY JACOBS:
925 18th st; NV,
au24.68.sl1,1213.1415 trustees sl..s..s J, :,
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70 81 miles from city. near Gaithersburs.
iS agrees with modern home OF ia roon5s
s it pains; electricity, vapor heating plant:
SinSs ~ NC Water system; pear garage, ali
oeautatui view $l2 500. with easy terms anu
h LIVE out any day or evening and LET lie
SAVN tnese places 10 you The drive viii
MAKE max. you cooler and the pleasure of seeing
t .neSe places viii more than repay you for
later than pm Win Us II
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see his name in the newspaper.
When there's been nothing said
about him for a few months, Harry
gets nervous-and restless, and
uneasy.
He whistles while you are talk
ing to him, and when teacher asks
him what's the matter, he just
stares out Of the window and
doesn't answer.
And some morning Harry's
mother wakes up-and there's no
Harry.
She goes to his room and there's
his bed as smooth as smooth,
and his clothes are gone, and so Ia
his cap-and Harry's mother
knows Harry has run away"
So Harry's mother goes TO the
police station and tells the Cap
tain all about it, and the Captain
calls up the other stations, and
everybody starts looking for
Harry.
And his mother sits at TIE win
dow and watches-for Harry.
And his Grandmother on his
mothers side comes over and cries,
and his Grandmother Oh his
fathers side stays at home and
says things about how queer il IS
that a boy like Harry can't be
made happy in his own home. Now
none Of her boys ever ran away
not that she can remember.
Why she had all she could do
10 keep them out from under her
feet the minute school was out.
And Harry's aunts shake their
heads, and one Of them says she
thinks Harry is going TO be a poet
or something-poets always act
like that.
And the other aunt wonders il
he ought not to be analysed by a
good psychologist. That aunt is
what Harry calls. a "Highbrow"
and goes in for child culture, and
soul cultivatiou-but nothing that
any OF his relatives can think or
say or DO has any effect on Harry.
Now they are going 70 try
silence.
The last time Harry ran away
ne had his picture in the paper
twice when he disappeared" And
once when he was found"
He cut the pictures out and
framed them and hung them in his
room, and all the boys and girls
from school came and looked NJ
the pictures, and the boys said,
gee" and the girls said, well
of All things" and Harry was de-
lighted.
Poor Harry-it isn't a BIT Of
use.
He's been bitten by the pub
licity bug" and he'll go through
life getting into the papers"
He'll make speeches and he'll
donate checks, and he will sat
tack" this and point" to that,
and nothing will ever matter TO
him really as long a. his picture
Is printed with his name under il.
It's a mild form Of mania, poor
fellow, it's too bad he won't be
able to see his death notice when
It appears, isn't il?
Copyright 1890. Newspaper FsIturs service. le
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-19

chiffon with floral motif fl yellow.
rose, blue and green. or q dark
blue ground. VIII add a splash e
vivid beauty to your Winter frock
and coat. The very smart gloves
are OF kid In q new shade OF rose
beige. The pull-on style az glove
with its three buCkled straps is
very correct for town wear during
early Spring days. Very appro.
PIRATE with clothes designed for
strenuous sports wear is the brace.
let which fl Of braided tan kid with
brown leather insets.
Sweaters are present in fagci.
mating variety this season. and Tor
hose who are alert for novcltIca.
we recommend the new pcplum
sweater The first n shown here
has a gray top and a vivid blue,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-19
Mddge Rereals Details Of The Tragic
Letter Which Robert Sararin Sent

ITS only this" | went Oh steadily.
I'm those years when Won and Lillian.
who ueEer really had loved each
other. were so long estranged. Robert
SHtarin, as you know came hack
into her life. He gave her a wonder
tul devotion. and Lillian mlstOok the
Recovering Of her youthful romantic
affection Tor her teacher for a gen
uine love.
But. As / have told you. she stead
lastly refused 10 divorce YOU and
marry him, until weakened by a
terrible illness she yielded to Mari
on's pleading. and promised 10 marry
him"
Yes. Marion idolizes him." he
mUttered.
Please put that verb IN tho past
l told him tartiy. Marion is at the
stage just now when she doesn't
idoilZe anybody. Size loves her
mother very much. but she's in such
a whirl or excitement and ~adolescent
emotions that she hasn't time 70
give much thought even 70 her. And
a. for a fragrant memory which y
All Robert Savarin il. ! doubt II she
recalls IL once a year. If you only
AtaA4LNa IT, NOA ~ a HtaAtA " AlFI
this minute than Savarin is."
do you really think that?" he
asked eagerly. and l read In his tone
a joyous willingness TO be convinced.
"Of course / do" I said. but that
has nothing 10 do with the present
problem. Forgive me. Harry. II /
say that just now / think there Is
only one person TO be considered"
Poor Devil."'
You mean-Savar!n?" he said.
"Yes-only Robert Savarin." ! re-
turned steadily Remember the
tragedy OF his life-fifteen years OF
mental blindness. Then when he
was restored to sanity he found Lii
iian-gave her the whole love OF his
life. won her-and lost her. partly
because his unreasonable jealousy
Of everything in her life beside him
self made her fear that he might in
clude Marion also in that feeling.
and partly. ! am sure. because her
feeling for you was different and
stronger than she herself knew. But
whatever was the reason. he lost her.
From your own feeling for her. you
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-19

uniting all the rays Of sunshine. AS
time goes on we shall know more
about them.
Get all the fresh air possible. Not
only be outdoors all you can, but
sleep with all the windows open. and
lie warmly covered. Restful sleep
and rest help greatly in your recov-
cry.
Simple food should be your diet
during convalescence-plenty Of milk
and fresh eggs are desirable. Add
ing a ~teaspoonful Of gelaune TO the
milk does much to increase Its food
value.
In these days people take too little
time 10 ecove their health and
strength Ambition may oftentimes
be misplaced in this regard. III you
get up too oon you may have a re-
lapse. and that you do not want. Do
not run the risk Of this. but take
time for fun recovery before you
venture forth seeking new worlds 10
conquer.
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dows looking out on the tin-soldlei
from one side and Mr.. Jack-in-the
Box on the other. OF course, tbs
windows had no glass In them and
the furniture in the oo was some
what scanty land what there was OF
IL was made OF paperl bat II was
comfortable. none the less
But no matter where THY slept.
they had TO BE- sure 10 get up before
their masters and mlstresses did.
They depended on Cuckoo 10 wake
them. Every morning az five sharp
il would call 10 them.
''Mii-up. Flor-up. HanId-up. Yam.
up. Knarf-upr" il would call-even
though you and / would have thought
it was merely calling five o'clock.
Then from books. matchbox. pin
cushion. kettle-spout and dollhouse
they would spring and hurry 10 the
children's bedside. And there. silent
liz and patiently they would walt for
them 20 wake and TO bid them the
first Eood-morning.
But the children never returned
the greetlng-no, never.
Copyright 1850. Newspaper Feature Service. Iae.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-02-19
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Nv LOUISE DUNTLEY

rr-ht l..se foathcrcd ornaments
l tt.nr ever tae millinery mode
.r ner.siH- cu.prfl.iv on black
7w bats IT, Fl another pleasant
e.-n taat ~n~in- Is here. Panama
ianre. Y finely oVe soft straw with
a l~ustr0ls finish. j. attracting many
ot these decorative bits. TIE Ave-
nue. " literally lined with such
models. and black panamalaque is
The catch phrase az the hour.
Warm weather coats are taking
off their sleeves and rolling down
their collars. Bets are running high
that they will win the coming fash.
ion battle among light weight coats
without a struggle. having already
made a big hit at the resorts this
season. They probably got their
style bunch from the late triumph
of short-sieeved dresses. for although
there are no sleeves. e bertha collar
KY shaped capelet usually slips down
from the shoulders. covering the
upper arm Coats az this type d..
velop the hest form ~ pastel flannel
an3 hrDadcioth. as well as IN various
s%hantuns wc1ves.