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DE LA GACETA'
DE TALES FADRES,
TALES aIJOS
Por
Henry German

mas, tampoco tenia demasiado
tempo para pensarlo, pues
otras cosas mas interesantes
ocupaban su espiritu.
Su amor era para 6l como ell
faro luminoso que Sc aparece
a los marineros en- una noche
de tempestad y les llama al
puerto en- ell que deben encon-
trar la salvation despues del
peligro.
10! iSu amor era toda su ale
grfa, su mas dulce esperanto,
La gaceta., 1930-07-18
condestable Henry Hidalgo,
tambien de csc lugar.

condestable Henry Hidalgo,
tambien de csc lugar.
Sc les acusa de conducta in
conveniente a un official de la
ley. Tiene ell gobernador sobre
su mesa un monitor de decla-
r%aciones juradas en- contra de
e%llos; pero no quiso revelar la
naturaleza de las acusaciones
que Gentlemen.
Lopez Sc present6 en- COM
padfa del abogado w. H. Jack
son e Hidalgo sin representa-
ci6n legal.
Pat Whitaker hizo una visi-
ia al palacio del gobernador
en- calidad de observador.
Ambos hombres sostienen
son inocentes de los cargos que
Sc les hacen.
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do de negro, cuyo palido rostro,
desprovisto de barba, lie pareci6
eXcesivamente severe.
VoIvi6se a cerrar la puerta
de la zelda y los dos hombres Sc
en%contraron solos, ell uno en-
frente del otro.
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Xxx
EN- LA CARCEL

Ell visitante p~ermaneci6 I'm
momento inm6vil, con los ojos
flies en- ell j6ven, cuya alberta
fisonomia la mirada limpida Y
firme, la frente intelligence y
un aspecto de suma distinction,
lie habfan subitamente sorpren-
dido. Aun cuando supiese que
La gaceta., 1930-07-18
LAS TROPAS REBELDES
OBTUVIERON LA VICTO-
RIA

Shanghai, Julio 18.-La a
LAMA de los rebeldes del norte
asegura hoy que decisivas vic
torias sobre las tropas del 60
bierno Sc ha nalcanzado a 10 lar
go del ferrocarril Haichow-
Tungkwam, en- ell este de Ho-
nan. Los rebeldes han ocupa-
do la ciudad de Kweiteh, un
La gaceta., 1930-07-18

punto estrat6gico, y marchan
sobre la provincial de Tang
shamKianshu.
Tambien Sc han apoderado
de Kufow, Shantung, y avan-
IAN sobre Yenchow.
Preparan ataques contra
Hankow, Wuchang y Kanyang
ciudades de Wuhan.
Contradicen los rebeldes la
noticia de que los nacionalis-
tas hayan llegado a Tsinan, la
capital de Shantung.
La gaceta., 1930-07-18

Tallahassee, Julio 49, Ell
gobernador Carlton comenz6
un juicio en- la manana de hoy
para DIR los descargos del juez
de paz Agustin Lopez, del dis
trito de West Tampa, y del
La gaceta., 1930-07-18
UNION DE
DE TAMPA

Por este medic Sc eta a to-
dos los Rezagadores para la
Junta General Ordinaria que Sc
celebrara ell pr6ximo Viernes,
dfa Is del presente, a las 8, en-
ell Centre Obrero.
Fraternalmente,
r. FefWdndez,
Secretario.
NOTA:-Es n~ecesarie la pre-
sencia de todos los que hayan a
percibido dieta.
La gaceta., 1930-07-18
Excelente para eI Lumbar

Ei prOducto MDsterOle ahuyenta e.
MolOE y 10 reempla8a con un estaa0
de bienestar exquisite y caIM ante.
Trotese ~suavemente In pnrte afectaIa,
Es nm unEientO bIanco y IimpiO,
e~LAbOradO de aceite de mOstaxa. Nc,
@eJe de prOeurar hoy mismO Ell
MusterOIe en- Hu farmacia. Freedom
SOc. y CSC. orc americana en- pOtea
y tubOsi tamaaO de hospital $500
gro americana.
@URERA CUALQUIER SINAPKSNHO
o PARCHO DE MOSTAZA.
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7 9Th ST ST

7 5th St. Sc.
T., b.. h.-w.h.. cleo. .te7.so
12l1 5th St. NE.
z r., b., h.-w.h.. cleo, gar. .Ses.oo
los 9TH St. Sc.
8 r, b., h.-w.h., cleo. $500
127 9th St. Sc.
SOP Md. Ave. NE.
r.. b., h.-w.h.. cleo: $4,000
122 18th St. Sc.
er.. b., h.-w.h., cleo, gar. $4,000
800 9TH St. NE.
T.. b., h.-a.h.. elec. $3.50
700 9TH St. Sc.
8 r., b., h.-w.h., elec. .................3 $500
GAL G St. NE.
r. b.. h.-w.h.. elec. $3.50
1880 East Capitol St.
r, b., h. -a.h:. cleo. 5000
225 10th St. NE.
T.. b., h.-w.h:. cleo. 5000
BIS c St. Sc.
SIS 9TH St. Sc.
6 r, b., h.-w;h: cleo $500
122 E St. Sc.
T. b. Lat Get ee Our Complete List. $500
John +. DONOHOE & SONS,
3i4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
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REAL VALUES
With An O. K. That Counts.

1880 Chevrolet Sedan. ISIS
1880 Chevrolet Coach. ...... SIS
1880 Chevrolet Roadster. ........ 400
1929 Chevrolet Sedan, $50
1929 Chevrolet Coach........... 375
1920 Chevrolet Coupe 3S5
1929 Chevrolet Cabriolet. ....... AS
1928 Chevrolet Cabriolet.. ....... 275
1923 Chevrolet Coupe and Coach. 292
1928 Chevrolet Sedan......,.... Z95
1920 Ford Tudor 365
1929 Ford Standard Coupe. 49,. 335
BELIEVE 1T OR NOT.
1927 Chevrolet Coach. Sis
1927 Chevrolet Touring ..... LIS
Kissel De Luxe Roadster. Z9S
1928 Essex Sport Coupe. ........ 2o5
1924 Hupp Sedan. las
1928 Whippet Roadster........ .. lS0
1925 Chevrolet Coupe. .......... Is
1928 Chevrolet Roadster......... rs
1926 Ford Coupe. ....... 81
Also Cheap Fords and Chevrolets.
COME TO UsED-cAR DEPT.
r. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO.,
AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER,
1901 14th St. North 1908.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
SEE THESE
FIRST!
1928 CHEVROLET COUPE.
a really good one. .................-..*z so
1926 CHEVROLET COUPE.
New paint, good all over. ..slzS
1877 PANEL DELIVERY. ..-.
Run only 1000 miles. ...............''.szf o
1928 oLDsMoBnLE COACH.
Perfect, q knockout. ..........>.... $3.50
1927 HUDSON COACH.
The best buy in town. .................s 24O
1928 CHEVROLET COACH.
An unusual value-see .t3e5
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET,
INC,
g. 3307-11 NJ St. NV.
Georgetown.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY.
FOR SALE-HUPMOBILE.
xxcEIIENT SoNpTTIoN.
OK IFS Gsf LA ~ isi Fl. Al Is.
BUY HERE AND BUY NOW!
You win md the car II you want ant here ere; at
o Sob pIiee aaS anS Sdes esnno
be told from new. See them and save
ie29 Hupmobile Coach, seas.
1929 Oldsmobile Sedan De Luxe.
1928 Oldsmobile Sedan.
1919 Oldsmobile Coupe.
1938 Ford Tudor.
1913 Ford Coupe.
1873 Chevrolet Coaches Cd.
1923 Chevrolet Sedans ca.
And 80 others including Bucks, WHY'S.
Knights. PackaTds,. Whippets, Pontiaes and
HudSons. Small down payment and easy
terms. Open evenings and Sundays.
MEYER HERSON AUTO
SALES CO., INC,
q ct. NE Tel Met 1851. 13'
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LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
SEE THESE CARS.
Compare Condition and Prices.
Thorough Recondition On All Cars
Guaranteed.

w
Model A 30 Tudor ......... 1925
Buick u Brougham- Sedan. $50. 465
Model A 80 Fordor ........... 345
Chevrolet % Coach. ........ 27s
Model A % Cabriolet. ..... AS
Buick 20 Sedan. ............... los
Chrysler u 4-Door Sedan. ..... 250
Model A 80 Sport Roadster. 430
Chrysler % Sport Roadster. -. 335
Model A % Tudor. ....... 285
Model A % Coupe ........... 285
Jewett 20 Sedan. ............. 95
REBUILT TRUCKS-ANY BODY
STYLE.
Used-Car Dept,
3rd Floor.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
HILL & TIBBITTS,
sol l4th NV.
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FOR COLORED--S75,

1918 SHERMAN AVE. NV.
Large home, conveniently located; con-
tains 8 large rooms. bath, h.-w.h., cleo.
CAFRITZ,
14o4 X st. Dist. $780,
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

OMS-FUhNlSHED.
AIT NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-One large
room with glassed-in sleeping porch, south
ern exposure; large closet convenient to
transportation.
1922, 1915 EYE NV (opp. Franklin Park
SO wk up large Ink, 81; fats, End and sra
floors, IS, up; transients, Soc up. Met. 9O1S.
10
THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th ST. NV
Lovely rooms, newly decorated. each with
bath or running water; elevator serVlcei
beautiful parlor; 81 to $40 weekly
1901 ST. N.W.-Large, second-foor front
room, semi-private bath. Walking distance.
340s MACOMB ST, near National Cathedral.
Two furnished double rooms, adjoining BATH
S25 and $35.
1920 EYE N.W.-One large double room. one
small one; very cheap; all conveniences; at
tractiye house; ideal location.
1908 BELMONT RID. - Choice large front
room, also single room, adjoining bath.
southern exposure; private residence; CON
venient location. la
1919 BELMONT RD.-Large front and COM
municating room and bath in newly mod
eled private home; exceptional surroundings;
near all car lines. Adams 07l8. l2e
ll04 18th ST. NW.-Nicely fur. room, new
twin beds, southern exposure; running hot
and cold water in room men. Also single
room. IA
1929 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.--Comfort-
able. warm room, near bath; continuous hot
water. Reasonable. Men only. North s7o3
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WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN. @. w. U. student. desires nice
furnished room with or without board. Ad-
dress Box 363-V, Star once. 12s
YOUNG MAN wishes home in private fam
fly Address Box 371-V, Star once.
REFINED COUPLE wish or furnished
rooms, first floor, with bath, light housekeep-
ing. Address Box 286-V, Star ONCE. 12'
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GARAGE BUILDERS.
METAL GARAGES, SIS. 90 UP WEST END
GARAGE BUILDERS, 1915 35th st. NV.
Phone West 093l. IL
BEST CONSTRUCTION. Low PRICE, TERMS
GEO. r. BRUNK,
006 st. NE. Phone Lincoln 1881
RENT--GARAGES.
PRIVATE BRICK GARAGES. CENTRAL
downtown locations; suitable for large
trucks or private cars; four available;
sl0.5n each Mr. Mott. METROPOLITAN 1874
NEAR CATHEDRAL MANSIONS, 2918 CORT-
land pl. n.w.--Heat, elec.
Adams TOO
MODERN FIREPRoOF GARAGE CONTAIN
ing approximately 1000 50. IT.; elevator;
make hne repair shop.
BOSS PHELPS.
1917 st Nat $500.
IN REAR 1II6 VERMONT AVE.
KASS REALTY CO.,
Decatur 1910.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-07
Battle of Coat
Lengths Settled
Oshman Explains

after a year of fluctuation Dame
Fashion has almost made up her
mind about clothes and settled her
designs into a rule of set standards
that the smart women will follow
In her costuming," says Peter Osh-
mar manager of Libby's. one of the
leadi% women's stores In Browns
Vile.
THE coat length. which has jump
ed from the knee to the hip. and the
hack To the ankle Is back 10 a beaut-
iful length covering the knees. vary
ing TO be becoming 10 the wearer.
The type of garment. also. helps
to fix the distance from the floor
Ny. Oshman goes OH 70 explain. with
sport coats in good taste slightly
shorter and allowing the hem OF the
skirt to show.
"All coats are designed with more
skill and grace this "a than for
several years past. They show in
dividuality. Collars are different.
with a knack OF smartness. Backs
are mostly fitted and belted. with
the wider belt popular on sports
models, and narrow ones for dress.
Sleeves may be tiahtfitting and
plain, or they may be loose, double
and cape-effect IN style. Selections
of tweed and mixed materials are
prettier and more colorful than be-
fore
The waistline, which has varied
from the hips to an extreme height,
has been set a little below the nor
NAL line. giving the dresses a femi-
nine touch.
Smart. becoming and distinctive
describe the styles of new dresses
Each dress. though following a set
fashion, has a striking, individual
look.
Sport dresses depend upon their
materials of silks and woods for
style and are IA inches from the
floor. Combinations Of travelog
tweeds and lace jerseys with crepes
anc woods are stunning.
Even hem lines are featured In
the afternoon dress and are to be
IL inches from the floor. Crepes,
cantonE and velvets are favorite ma
terialsRor this style OF frock- They
are combined with laces and furs.
The outstanding characteristics
of this seasons dresses are boleros,
unusual sleeves and full skirts.
"Necklines of various styles are
emphasized in formal evening dress
eS OF ankle or floor length. Plain
blouses and closely fitted and beaut-
iful skirts fashioned with folds. ruff
files. ripples and flares predominant.
Extremely pretty materials includ-
ing satins. chiffons and sometimes
MORE, trimmed with bows. furs and
rhinestones show below short wraps
worn with them.
Let us be similar Is the keynote
OF accessories. The shoes, bags.
gloves and hats are of like and of
matching materials.
Every woman may be able 10 find
a becoming style in the hats offered
TINS season. They vary from the
close fitting turban to the six inch
br.m. and are either off the face,
long back or poke models
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feet type or suit hat than the beret-
u ~ It's NV styllng-w1th short
back, shallow crown and scftening
loops or Grapes designed tO show
the outline OF the couture. They
may be of velvet or felt, while some
of the very smartest effects are
berettas made of the fabric tn
match the ensemble-than which
nothing has vet been achieved 10
more completely meet the correct
idea or ensemble or 10 attain such
complete chic.
The new fashion tendencies IN
dresses affect millinery IN " way
which creates an elaborated appear
a~nce-shallow crowns and bandeaux
effects combined with brims r
seen I'm great variety-and here IN
where the double brimmed felt
finds Its opportunity 10 soften a
line that might be too severe 10 b
f%lattering.
Many Hats are Trimmed
While you never have expected TO
see the day ~hen hats would BE-
trimmed rs or yore-it has arrived
and little feathers. velvet choux.
limitations or paradise. ostrich tips
and very rich ornaments are placed
I'M smartest on even SO non
chalant "a hat as the beret. while
nearly every hat with ~pretension 10
dressiness Is somehow trimmed
II you are wearing a FIR coat this
year and there Is no reason why
shouldn't Ceither from the stand
point or s~lenderneSs or figure or
SlenderneSS OF purSel by all means
wear "a fur beretta TO match. You
may have II as sleek as you please
turban-like or plain beret with nm
ornament in the way Of fur buttons
or ballS-or a twist or bow OF Rros-
grain ribbon 10 accent the color or
your furs.
In taking up the part color plays
I'm millinery. we r taking up the
part color plays In 1890 fashion
for the color ensemble idea is SO
generally accepted that TO wear m
black frock means 90 wear IN black
hat-to wear a green ensemble
means to wear either a green hat
or a hat III which green Is the ac-
cented theme and SO Oh through the
whole color range which has been
adequately met by milliners.
or materials choose from felts.
soliels. chamois. velvets and fabrics.
but let your good taste and sense
OF fitness guide YOU i'm wearing the
one best suited to the occasion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-07
MAN TRIES HAND
AT RAINNfAKTNG

LONDON. Sept. 6.-Droughts have
forced mankind TO attempt making
rain by some artificial means and
two Of the oldest IN Europe were
demonstrated IN Switzerland and
Holland recently.
The Switzerland process Is &c
place queer cannons at various
points in grape-growing regions.
These are housed in little sheds. and
have huge bell mouths like trumpets
Of loudspeakers. Once a cloud finds
its way into a circle formed by these
runs. their c~oncussions often break
= W and cause rainfall.
The Dutch method IS a new one
tried out by Herr veraart. a SCI
enlist. He recently took up 5000
pounds Of powdered Ice In an air
plane and sprinkled II on a cloud
formation about 1900 feet above the
ground. A few minutes after he
dropped the ice on the clouds i.
commenced to rain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-07

things must be curbed. Gowns are
more elaborate. SO are your coiffur-
es. Therefore a single handsome
necklace. q single bracelet. a beau
tifuIly made purse. perfectly plain
gloves Of exquisite texture and shade
and other elegant but quiet orna-
mentS are the best.
Two types OF costume are likely
10 predominant this fall for e D.
ming wear. the all white and the
all black. Or course the white may
turn into a soft, exquisite shell
pink, dainty blue or pastel tone. and
the black may grow wine-tinted or
brown. But the all-light costume
and the all-darK one arc the dis
tinguished and authentic first bets
Therefore. two model accessory
groupings are chosen, n for eacn.
For the all white costume. per-
haps a sheath gown of cleaning
satin, or a richly brocaded one made
with the double peplum effect
Dancing sandals. with high heels.
are made OF silver kid. with insetr
Of white crepe de chine and are
ornamented BY rhinestone clasps
which CLEAN richly. An evening bag
II made OF white crepe de chine.
with a beaded handle. This may be
changed for n white kid and gros-
grain bag that you hold under YOUR
arm. but even that would be likely
70 have a iewelled clip OF clasp.
Pearls Of Fashion
For the neck. a double strand
Of pearls is the preference in pearls.
but 1t should have the combination
Of rhinestone5. perhaps in a leaf
motif at the back. "A single bracelet
Of six strands of pearls. or a platin-
um bracelet richly studded with
diamonds or a silver n with rhine
stones IS good, and wear il over
long white kid gloves. There Is z
new, very lovely pale green-white
tone or glove, u Is beautifully soft
under electric light and perfect with
dead white costumes. Hosiery should
be in Suntan tone very sheer chif-
fon with clockings.
The accessory grouping for tho
all black costume is very different.
Il Is intriguirIEly quiet and ex-
quiSitely complicated. The shoes of
black satin. for instance. have toes
ard heels Of brocaded black satin
which has a novel motif OF silver.
There. however. the suggested silver
note ends. The black bag Is of the
tiniest OF black beads. mounted on a
frame set In the daintiest or bril-
liants. with a jeweled clasp.
Necklaces for evening wear are
very elaborate this winter. One Of
them Is made Of the new paste
iewelrv that is rich in color sim
uleting emeralds. rubies and dia-
nerds. II Is made with the pendan.
ut back as well as at front. Pen
dant earrings. IN one color or ~
tho s>e combination. are perfect
~ 1t. Long black gloves should Be
dull suede and the sheerest OF
french clicked hose may be enc of
the new evening tones. or II the
outfit Is perfect. they may be the
sheerest Of black ones.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-07
Dizziness Smart
In Women's Wear
Expert Declares

The woman who would be really
smart this fall will be dull, accord
ing to Mrs. Helen Lomax of the
Bollack store who recently returned
from New York and other style CEN
tiers. This does not however, near
dull In the way we think IL. but dull
as to fabrics and feathers and hos
iery and accessories. Shiny silks
and satins are out and dull-finished
weaveS, particularly those with a
granular effect. are very much in.
The same applies to the finish Of
purses and shoes-everythinr is
without shine Of sheen.
Some Of the outstanding high
lights OF the fall mode as given by
Mrs. Lomax are as follows:
Black. brown. blue. green. red is
the order of color importance for
Fail.
Dull surfaced materials are SUI
preme, particularly Canton and flat
crepes. Silks must be heavier: many
arc woven with a little wool; the
wOolens in turn carry a little silk
to give the granular effect.
Ensembles are better than ever.
Wool dresses of ShirtwaiSt type
with high collar exceptionally smart
but depend for their smartness on
exquisite scanning and superb tailor
ing.
Coat dresses, wrap-arounds, Jump
er dresses for juniors are good, and
-pleatS-many Of them-in the Off
ing.
Silhouettes are divided. roughly
speaking. into seven groupeS:
Long. straight lines, flaring at
the bottoE, like a bell. Wrap
arounds. favored by Vionnet. us
ually accompanied by side tiers.
3--Greek peplum. 4-Persian pep
lum adaptable for tall persons)
5-Russian tunic effects modified.
Greek statue type. 7-Bolero
styles adapted in various ways.
Be feminine without being fussy
"a bit of lace or trimming cleverly
placed does worlds TO achieve this.
Even hemlines, regardless OF the
type OF dress.
Length-for sport type, upper calf;
dressy daytime wear. middle calf;
formal occasions, ankle and heel.
In millinery an increasing demand
for brims, but double brims. softly
treated. Crowns are shallow and
close fitting. and all draping is in the
brim rather than the crown. A bit
OF grosgrain ribbon or fur for clever
trimming.
Leather belts are 1t again-for
coats. dresses, hats.
The simpler and more l~usterless
your shoes. the better. Combina-
tons good but must be in dull tones.
For street wear all heels are lower.
Flat envelope type purses are high
~ favored, in dull feathers.
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in which a collection Of rare paint
ingS or p~orcelains must be chosen.
Therefore. everything does not
match. That Is perhaps the out
standing feature OF the new group
ingS OF accessories that tempt you
in every shop. The corallary TO III
IS that every item. however. mus
seem TO move in the same social
set with all the others. be OF equal
formality. equal loneliness and al
CT the same color or race.
A Season for Taste
Il IS a year. then to exercise all
Of your restraint and good taste.
Given feathers. furs. jewels, bows.
rutfles, lace, spaagleS and what
not. the desire to deck yourself out
IN a maximum or gaudy or fussy
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-07
HF SHOWED EN-

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 6.-Fred-
rick Williamson. Jr.. rs. invented a
fire extinguisher and attempted ~
sell IT, But no one believed II would
WORK. A fire started I'm his home
recently and Frederick gave m prac-
teal demonstration or his apparatus
putting ont the fire with II after
other methods failed. The device IS
simple. consisting or a gallon rug
filled with water and baking soda
and four tubes or stllphuric acid.
When poured from the jug the mix
ture smothers the flame.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-07
By JULIA BLANSHARD
NEA Service Writer

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-Those lit
tie aides to Glamour, that we call
evening accessories, discard the
matching ensemble theme this au-
tumn. 1t is much too obvious and
Grass a method for such sophisti-
catesl The days of Standardization
are over, once and for all. new ac-
cesSories would have you know
Necklaces. bracelets. purses. hand
kerchiefs, slippers and other COM
plements TO evening beauty for TO
mantle nights OF dancing or sitting
enthroned in spacious boxes at the
opera or theater are selected in
dividually. each for its distinction
and character, much In the manner
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-07

There used TO be a Joke some
thing like this-"How IS the King?
oh. he is able to sit up and laugh
at Queen Mary's hat" But we are
afraid to laugh at it any more
because the way hats are perched
up on the head this year Il peril
ously ne~r to the Queen Mary type
and we may yet have to search
the attic for the hat pins our an
cestors used years ago to hold their
headgear in place.
The most forceful thing We can
say about millinery fashion this
year Is that ii looks like a very
busy season for the hair dreSsers
for with the hats worn back of the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-09-07

SMALL GIRL entertaining bro
theirs ~fiancee): Is disaster" your
Christian name or your surname?
FIANCEE: What on earth do you
mean?
SMALL GIRL: Cos r heard daddy
telling mummie that that vas what
Reggie was courtingi-The Humor-
set
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REEDSvILLE, Ohio. Sept. cit
took Mrs. Laura Reed some time tc
figure out her relations after she
married James Buchannon recently,
but this is what she found: She be-
came. by marriage. the sister-in-law
OF her daughter and an aunt Of her
grandchildren. The daughter OF the
bride is the wife Of John Buchan-
non. brother Of the bridegroom.
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There's a wonderful echo
around here" said the guide. "but
you have to shout very loud. Now
you just yell Two plntS OF beer'l'
The man shouted and then list
ened. Il hear no echo" said he.
"Oh well" said the guide, here
comes the inn-keeper with our beer.
anyway.'-ycrl.shire. England. Post.
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face as they are. nothing less than
perfectly marcelled hair will an
swer. However. most OF the styles
take a halfway position so while
one side of the head Is very much
revealed the other side is apt To
be covered and even draped to meet
the very coat collar. And they are
becoming-and they are pictur-
eSque-which IS the main thing
Paris Is asking or any fashion this
season.
Details Of Millinery
Now to deal with millinery I'm a
more detailed way. We will divide
them according to Suitability 1t
would be hard to find a more per-