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Quotations

"The employer usually gets the en-
ployes he deserves."-Sir Walter Gil
hey.
$50
"One should always learn to love
oneself, for that Is the one lifelong
ronance..-Gabriele D'Annunzio.
"A critical attitude may be o.
fatuous as the self-adulation 1t reacts
from. "-Waldo Frank.
Jazz will endue just as long as
people hear it through their feet in
stead Of their bratns."-Jchn Philip
Sousa.
Words r the only things that last
forever."-Will HAxlttt.
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tie edged with ermine for formal
evenings. The cloak was black, de-
signed to wear over her most
splendid frock. The gown was OF
satin. cut and nodded to her very
figure. The extreme lowness of the
back was an amazing contrast to
the naive. youthfully simple bodice
In front. The long swaying skirt
gave Judith dignity, and Z single.
spangled ornament added grace.
SATURDAY morning ON the tenth
- OF December Judith Cameron
and Arthur knight were married In
the chapel Of st. Thomas. It was
the quietest. most religious Of ser.
vices. There were no attendants,
no guests. knight kissed his wife's
lips devotedly. then gave her his.
arm.
AT last. dear!" he whispered.
Judith barely echoed his words:
"At last"
They were served breakfast In q
hotel patronized by royalty both Of
Europe and Hollywood. but all Ju.
dith could do was nibble at her
grapefruit. Arthur knight sat
feasting his eyes upon his bride.
Was it maidenly timidity which
caused Judith to hold back a bit
as she chung to her husbands arm?
Their luggage was on the boat.
They took a cab and rode across
town to tho docks. It was like q
swift dream. Presently Arthur and
Judith were walking up . gang.
plank. finding themselves on q
beautiful big white liner. They
stopped by the rail, laughing, and
waving as everyone else did.
Strains Of THE Star Spanxled
Banner" burst upon the air. Cheers
rose. Hats and handkerchiefs be.
gan to wave.
Were moving" knight told the
girl beside him. "Can you notice
the notion"
Judith nodded. She tried to cover
her confusion and laugh gaily. Her
head dipped and she looked up
again. straight into the eyes OF Z
slim youth with ? mustache, q
slouched cap pulled down on his
forehead. He was standing on the
docks staring at her deAantly.
Judith Knight reached for her
handkerchief. It was q bad omen
weeping on her wedding day.
Ito Be Continued)
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
dead Teeth

(Uca0 xeCtn)
Question: Mrs. K. G. asks: Can
a dead tooth cause neuritis or rheu-
matism If the tooth shows no pus-bag
in the X-ray picture?"
Answer. It is possible to develop
neuritis or rheumatism from abscesS-
ed teeth. X-rays cannot be depend
ed upon as q positive diagnosis Of
pus -pockets at the roots Of the teeth.
However they arc q very valuable aid.
and I would advise patients to have
their teeth X-rayed about every six
months. Send for my special articles
on rheumatism.
Coffee Substitute)
Question: r. j. asks: with the
diet that you recommend, could I
drink water from roasted barley that
I use as a substitute for coffee?"
Answer: The only drink that I
recommend with meals is plain wa
ter, but the water from roasted bar
ley would be quite harmless II you
do not use sugar and cream with It.
Normal Weight
Question: Mrs. B. writes: Il have
been following your instructions for
nearly a month and have been sue
ceSsful in reducing my weight IS
pounds. I do not know any normal
weight and wish you would tell me
through the columns. I am Is years
old, 5 feet, 81 inches tall"
Answer: A proper estimate of nor
NAL weight must depend not alone
on the age and height, but upon
temperament and type. Send me a
snapshot Of yourself in a bathing
suit, and perhaps I can make q bet
ter guess Of what your normal weight
should be.
Copyright, 1880. by the Bell Syndi-
cate, Incl
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With a little choking laugh the
girl nodded.
Il want-oh, I want SO much to
make you happy!" she said.
1t was all over. Not once again
did Judith Cameron attempt to con.
fide to her fiance affairs which trou.
bled her. Not once again did
knight refer to this conversation,
but for him. as for many another
husband. the day was to come when
he should curse memory and curse
himself for a fool.
Perhaps 1t was the reaction
which made the girl and her COM
panion very gay that evening.
knight ordered a magnificent re.
past and over 1t they made non
sensical jokes and then serious
plans.
Arthur said he could arrange for
six weeks absence from New York.
1t was too bad their trip couldn't
be longer. It might be arranged.
Of course. by waiting until after
Christmas. Neither of them wanted
to do that.
six weeks" said Judith. "is
really a long time"
He said eloquently that six weeks
with her would pass like a dream.
You say things SO beautifully
Judith told him.
you DO them that way"
They talked about their honey
moon. Arthur Knight enumerated
possibilities-Cuba, South America,
Bermuda, a quick trip to Europe
California perhaps. or Canada.
Judith's imagination few as he
talked. Her eyes narrowed until
the long lashes almost met. Hei
glance was far. far away ol dis
tant shores.
i've never been on a ship" she
told him.
Nothing like IT,"
I'VE could run down and SET
Tony IN Italy," knight added as ar
afterthought.
Would you-mind-if we didn't
so to Europe?"
why. of course not. dear. III
for you to chose"
s. .-
60 they settled upon Bermuda. H,
~ told her that Bermuda skie'
were bluer even than those Of tn,
Mediterranean. He described th,
coral beach, the little pink ant
white cottages perched on rock!
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Today Is the
Anniversary of
VERSAILLES CONFERENCE

VERSAILLES CONFERENCE
On Jan. 10, 1919. the Versailles
peace conference formally opened.
Out of this meeting came the treaty
of peace signed by representatives of
the allied powers and Germany.
marking the close Of the World war.
Versailles is a town in northern
France, capital Of the department Of
Seine ct Disc, IL miles southwest of
Paris. It has been the scene Of many
other historic events, including the
signing Of the armistice between
Great Britain and the United States
in 1888. and was. for aItime, the cap
ital Of France.
Today also is the anniversary Of tho
institution of the United States de-
partments Of commerce and labor. on
Jan. 1C, 1908.
On Jan. Is. ITS, Georgia elected
delegates to the Continental congress.
On Jan. Is. 1852, Daniel webster
was born.
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islands. He told her they would
sail in silver-winged boats in the
moonlight and play in the surf in
the sun. And they would visit the
Earbor where pirates treasure lies
buried and Judith could pin
habiscus blossoms In her hair.
The wedding. they decided,
should take place in 10 days. The
marriage would be at nine o'clock
and two hours later they would
sail. Judith agreed, with excite.
ment in her eyes. that everything
she needed to do could be accom-.
plished in time.
The subject of her t~rousseau
arose.
you'll need %fol.de-rols." knight
said. "Bermuda's an 0ut-of-door
place. Lots of linen and cotton
sport stuff and fancy dresses for
evenings. Let's be quite sensible.
I'm going to open accounts for you
in the morning but you'll want cash
too. OF course the accounts will
take care Of the major purchases"
He handed her a check for $500.
You're much too good to me-"
Judith. whispered.
Turing the days that followed
- she shopped assiduously. Ju.
dith Cameron knew good things
and how to buy them. 1t was a de.
light to her to pass by millinery
salons where "our own reproduc'
tions" were being sold to buy q
black hat and another in beige with
the names Of their famous Partisan
creators demurely stitched In the
lining. Those hats. which looked
like nothing in particular as the
saleswoman held them up for In
spection. transformed Judith into
. sophisticated. worldly younl
woman.
And Judith was style.wise. Shl
did not need lessons to slant ar
Agnes turban at precisely the right
line.
She bought a sleek and glowing
black broadtail coat which seemed
the utmost in elegance. She mad,
this purchase only after consulting
Arthur, and hearing his reassur
auceS that the tremendous nric,
was not an extravaganza. Sh,
bought Z soft tweed wrap Will
v0luminous collar for ship wea,
and Z clinging velvety sort Of man
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ARB

Doctors are trying to isolate the
germ of parrot fever. We can give
them the names Of several women
who have had operations.
=
The Congressional Record has no
regular columnist, but we recommend
such a department be conducted by
Senator Tydings who said: Let him
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DR.. Mccoy will gladly answer
personal questions on health and
diet addressed to rim, care OF
The Tribune.
Enclose . stamped addressed
envelope for reply.
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VERY BUSY LADY

London.-Lady Studd. lady may.
Dress Of London. is said to be the
Empires busiest woman. From $3.50
to 10 she is busy with correspon-
dence. Then she begins a daily round
Of engagements which keep her busy
until midnight. She sometimes ar
ranges ten different engagements
in all parts Of London for the same
day.
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who is without gin among you cast
the first stone"
* 4 =
A tourist who recently returned
from Europe protests at the tyranny
Of the customs officers. It's the
quaint old American customs.
Don't raise your boy to be a presi-
dent or a ball player. Bring him up
to drive a taxicab and write his per-
sonal story for the magazines.
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The only method Of diagnosing
tapeworm positively Is to find these
segments In the feces. There are sew
eral vegetables remedies for tape
worm, such as the extract Of male
fern, ground pumpkin seed. and
pomcgranate root.
Articles on similar subjects which I
have prepared for free distribution.
Please send &c stamp for each ar
ticle you desire. This Is to partially
pay for preparation and postage.
Intestinal worms; Amoebic
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REGIN HERE u

BEGIN HERE TODAY
JUDITH CAMERON, typlst In 4
New York publishing house. who
II snubhed by fellow workers. at
tracts the interest Of ARTHUR
n reserved vidower. lonely since
his daughter. TONY, Is. and son.
JUNIOR, To- spend most O1 their
time nvay fr0ns home.
Judith fnscinates knight. lie
takes her to dinners and concerts.
Meanwhile the girl continues 10
Keen mysterious appointments
with . young man known only NJ
"DAN." KATHRYN UPPER. Of
fee executive. has acquired n dis
lknisht's favor. Miss Topper gives
Judith the most dtstasteful tasks.
~ tho end Of \ SvhirIwiRd court.
shin knight asks judith "a MARRY
him snd b accepts. The 'next
trscted and tells him she 10.
something to confess.
CHAPTER v
4 RTHUR KNIGHT gave the girl
- beside him a quick glance.
Their car had halted in the teem-
ing Fifth avenue traffic. Limou.
sines, roadsters, a great green bus
and several smart-looking delivery
r crowded about, each ready to
spring at the fash of the green
electric signal.
What do you mean?" he asked
in a still. far-away sounding voice.
what is it, JUDITH"
Il mean--oh, you're SO good!
You've been SO wonderful. I don't
know how to say It,"
The blue eyes turned away from
him. Her cheeks looked very pale.
Are you trying to tell me. my
dear. that you've-changed your
mind?"
How quiet he seemed. but what
r~epressed fervor spoke through that
stiffness!
Now the girls eyes met Knights
frankly. In their sapphire depths
he read appeal. embarrassment and
misery.
"Oh. it's NOT that. Arthur! It's
not that. But you don't know any.
thing about me. You've never ever
asked"
With q sigh, as though the bur.
den Of years had been lifted from
his shoulders. Arthur knights ex.
preston changed. He was gay.
bright and smiling again.
so that's 1t! You poor. foolish
child. you. Stop 1t, Judith. Stop
it this instant. No more theatri.
calls"
But, Arthur. you don't under.
stand!"
Immediately the man sobered. He
placed a large masculine hand over
the girls small ~ (the one wear.
ing the diamond) and met her gaze
directly.
Il understand" he said, better
than You think. Judith. there is
n thing Of which I have prided
myself all these years l have been
with Hunter Brothers. Not one man
or woman whom I selected for a
post Of trust has ever failed. Not
one Of them! DO you know why?
Because when men ONE to me
seeking employment l look into
their faces and make my decisions.
They come bringing recommends.
lions. I don't want recommends.
tions-I want character. Do you
know. Judith, that from the very
first day l saw your lovely eyes
have known you were the girl
had been seeking? Seeking with.
out even knowing 1t. Why, beloved
there's nothing you can tell me
about yourself. Don't talk about
anything that hurts you. There
isn't any past. dear. It's all fl
ture. Our future!"-
THE blue eyes we're starry now
starry with teardrops.
Judith touched q wisp Of hand
kerchief to her cheek.
"Oh. Arthur. I think you're
wonderful"
And you're going to be happ,
now"
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the ova. the shells ore digested in hi,
stomach and he becomes infested with
the worms or larvae and is said to be
meaSled.
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We ate 1S9, 500 tons of spinach dur
ing the last year, according to sta
tistics. We hope that ends that.
The last thing you want-and get
i'm this life is an obituary.
copyright, 1880, NEA Service, Inc.)
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Among gypsics, children born on
Christmas day are said to have the
power of divination and ability to
avert the evil eve"
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In some respects the breed is improving: Not sc
many of the younger clement this winter arc pastin5
their hair into position.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
GOODWILL TRIP
ROTARY THEME

Echoes Of the Monterrey goodwill
trip. expressing boundless enthus-
iasm for everything connected
Herewith, reverberated over the
Rotary meeting Wednesday.
Fay Rockwell, one of the trip
pers, who was assigned the trade
aspects of Monterrey for discussion,
stressed especially prospects OF
DEVELOPMENT with the completion
Of the port, and of the road 10
Monterrey. Monterrey m~anufactur-
ers and business men. he said, are
alrraiv considering the advantages
To ~ derived in this direction, ana
il IS likely that the greater voIune
Of Monterrey exports and imports
will be routed through Brownsville
when the port Is completed
Cooperation between the TWO
cities u the aim of Monterrey, &C
cordinr to Rockwell. and n south
ern CITY especially is expecting 70
Get many tourists through Browns
Vile with the opening OF the road
nov under construction
CIeve Tandy. discussing the en-
tertainment side. was loud In his
praises of the hospitality of the
Mexican city. both he and II. @. II.
Weinert were especially impressed
with the scenic beauties almost at
Brownsville's back door.
The club adjourned early. 70 allow
members to listen in on the early
World Series reports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
MARKETS

NEW YORK. Oct. 2-Pi-Despite
a few soft spots the stock market
again made substantial upward
progress at the opening today. Air
Reduction, Atchison and ALJurn
each gained ? points. and Union
Pacific, nearly 3. Columbia Gas,
Westinghouse Electric. Borden
Sears Roebuck, Case and American
Power e. Wight advanced 1-2 to !
point. u. s. Steel and Radio were
steady. New York Central lost ! IL
Stone g. Webster /, American
Smelling "a. and Chrysler IL.
The market turned distinctly
heavy BY the end OF the first half
hour, however. as profec -.onal
traders rushed to take profits. and
bear pressure was renewed.
Early gains OF a point or two
quickly lost. and replaced by dec
lines Of similar extent. Allied
Chemical. Standard Gas. cCse and
Chemical Standard Gas, Case and
points, and shares losing a point or
so included such issues as y. s
Steel. General Motors. General
Electric. American Can. American
Telephone, and Sears Roebuck.
Foreign Exchanges opened steady
to firm. Sterling cables opened al
S455 1892, up 1872, and the Fren-a
franc reversed its recent downward
trend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. 2-tF1-Cotton
opened steady at ar advance OF J
to 5 points In response TO the
relatively steady showing Of Liver
pool. while 1t looked as II the ac-
ton or yesterdays market had
brought in some overnight buying
orders.
Demand was not active. however,
and prices eased after the call I'M
der a little southern selling and
realizing. Spot houses were sellers
Of the late months, presumably In
tn way of hedging and after sell
ing at 1906 az the start. new Dec
ember contracts reacted 1855 or
about 5 points net lower. Covering
believed to be partly for Wall
Street and western account con-
tinued. however. while there was a
moderate demand the trade
and prices were fairly steady with
III a point or two OF yesterdays
closing quotations at the end of the
first half hour.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
Aviation Company
Changes Quarters

The downtown office OF the
Mexican Aviation company has been
changed from the Capitol theatre
building 70 the office formerly oc-
cupied by Todd and Underwood. i'm
mediately across the street.
Todd and Underwood moved 10 a
space in the Cromack building.
Increase in business and necessity
Tor more space was responsible for
our move" Jack McDermott. mana
ger for Mexican Aviation, said today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
Cameron County Has
Heavy Rainfall

A valuable rain fell in Cameron
county Tuesday, but according TO
reports In the weather bureau Of
flee other sections Of the Rio
Crande Valley failed TO receive
enough precipitation to amount 70
anything.
Heaviest rain in this section was
reported at San Benito. with a to-
tai Of lao inches thare. Los Indios
also showed heavy rains Tuesday.
Rain in Brownsville, although
heavy. lasted but a short while
Tuesday afternoon. and totaled so
inches.
Continued showers we're predicted
ly w. j. Schnurbusch. weather
chief. with but little change in tenn
perature
Weather over the rest of Texas
has been fair during the past "a
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
Fire Chief Urges
All Flues Cleaned

With cool weather due soon. and
III connection with fire prevention
week. Fire Chief r.. r. Sarran urges
that householders have Their flues
cleaned.
"A large percentage Of fires are
caused from unclean flues. and If
this is remedied fire runs "a be cut
down materially" the fire chief says.
SCOT collects at the top Of CHM
neys In a heavy ring and gradually
works down the structure. the chief
explained. When the caking gets
near the fire it ignites and that is
the cause OF a large number OF fires,
Several men are now engaged in
cleaning flues In accordance with
fire department regulations. For
further information telephone Chief
Sarran at 1884.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
Train Sche l. les
MISSOURI PACIFIC LINES


No. l2-To Houston. San Antonio
$40 q. N.
No. t4-To Houston. TOO .. a.
No. 1910 Houston San Antonio
900 .. N.
Nc. 15-From st. Louis. San Antonio
Houston. 7.30 O. "a.
No. i3-Frorn Houston. $40 q. "a.
No. I1-From San Antonio and Hous
ton. e.5s q "a
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
NO. 3is-From Houston. San Anto-
nio. Sis O. m
No. 3zo-To Houston. San Antonio.
rs .. N
NATIONAL LINES or MEXICO
(Matamoros 6tationl
No. i32ETo Monterrey. Mexico City,
sos a. NJ.
No. i3i-From Mexico City. Montsr-
Rio GRANDE RAILWAY 80. d.
From Point Isabel. . o. q.
To Point isabel o-3O = IA
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02

and the county attorneys office is
checking the new requirements with
the attorney generals office.
Unless voters are planning on
leaving the county for some time,
they should not apply for poll taxes
within the next Is days. il was said
In the event a voter is leaving, pro-
visions will be made TO take care OF
his poll tax.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 2-tF)-
Cotton opened only one to two
points I'D which proved disappoint-
ing as Liverpool cables came IN
much better than due.
Prices soon eased off slightly
December dropping back to 1o.55,
even with Yesterdays close while
January traded TO 1886, one point
under yesterdays close.
Toward the end of the first hour
the market rallied slightly on fair
trade buying, December moving UP
10 1850 and JANUARY ia 1910, or
four 10 five points above the lows
and three to five points above
Yesterdays close.
There seemed 70 be much hesita-
ton among traders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
Poll Tax Sales Are
DELAYED Is DAYS

Poll taxes were to 60 on sale to-
DAY. but due 10 unforeseen complica-
tons the sale will be delayed for IS
days, II was announced today in the
office Of the county tax collector.
There has been changes in the law
governing the issuance Of poll taxes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02

Bertram Combe left Brownsville
for Mexico City and T-mpico We'd
nesday morning by Pan American
airlines. the trip TO take about 70
days, it was said today.
Mr.. Combe, accompanied by his
wife, returned here from Merida,
Yucatan. recently. where he was
stationed as manager OF the airport
In that city.
II was said Wednesday that In
all probability the Pan American
would transfer MFR. Combe 70 eth
er Mexico City or Buenos Aires, the
move TO take place some time In
the near future.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
Woman Seeking Mate
Has One Candidate

The woman who recently applied
for a husband at the Brownsville
branch OF the U. s. Employment
bureau has received an applicant.
The local man who has agreed
70 marry the woma says that ne
will do this under one condition
that the woman will not quit work.
ing Immediately after the ceremony
Is performed. In fact, he insists
that the woman sign a contract
agreeing TO this.
Supt. Cuban Monsees, who IS
handling the transaction. added
that the woman requested a photo
graph Of her prospective husband
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
Dickey's Old Reliable Eye
Rear Admiral Dies

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 1-tPp-
Fear Admiral Albert Weston Grant.
IA. pioneer commander Of the Unit
ed States submarine Flotilla and
head OF the Atlantic fleet during the
World War. died at he naval hos
pital here last night. He was born
I'm East Brenton. Me-. and gradu-
ated from the United States Naval
Academy In 1877.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
Mrs. Trejos Dies

Mrs. Francesca Trejos died at
her home In Los FreSnos al 4 a. m
Wednesday, at the age or AZ. Fun
eral services are TO be held at Los
tresnos AZ 3 a. m. Thursday. with
intermert In the cemetery there
Surviving her are her husband
8aci-o TreioS. two children and
several brothers and sisters. Cara
lortuary had charge Of funeral.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02
Most Nurses Use
New Face Powder

MELLO-GLO, the new wonderful
French Process Face Powder. Is pre-
ferred by nurses because Of its pur-
ity. and they say it does not make
the skin dry and drawn Stays on
longer. keeps shine away, and Is
very beneficial to the complexion
ynn viii love MELLO-GLO Face
powder. Cisneros Drug Stores. adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-10-02

The government OF Greece has
arranged for annual demonstrs-
tons Of tractors. agricultural ma
chinery and equipment TO deter
mine the types best suited to local
conditions.