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Some Odd Facts

The dogs used BY Eskinos. 20 draw
their sledges. and known as "hus-
kies.' are closely allied 10 the wolf.
and II hey overcome their fear az
human beings can be very dangerous.
Wonderful laundry machines re-
Gently shown IN London dried and
pressed shirts at the ate OF 450 an
hour.
Paris Is eating less bread. the de.
crease being nearly 5000. 600 leaves
a year FOR the LAST five wears. French
farmers are blaming the thinning
craze among ou for this serious
safe cf affairs
The hoof Of a horse Is really a
hard shell filled with flesh ana blood.
Tire section OF the hoof into which
the shoe nail is driven IS only about
one-eisht 70 three-eights OF an inch
thick.
Films OF gold and silver. beaten TO
int.nitssinal thinness. are used to
decorate food in some parts o. India.
whore the wealthy natives believe
that these metals have valuable
medicinal qualities.
Scrap metal. including portions of
a spade. a ploughshare. a pistol bar
rel. an cid file. and a wheel from a
winnoHlng machine. have been used
% manufacture = clock now working
successfully IN z Glouce<tershfre.
England. church. This strange time
piece was made by a local wheel.
wright and clockmaker rs a me
mortal to a local army officer.
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Advice to
Bv NANCY LEE
.EAR NO -:

.nEAR NANCY LEE:
! am z girl eighteen years
old and have been going with a
young man three or four years
ny senior for about = year. About
three months ago re was told some
things about me and quit going
with ms. Just lately he found out
that the things weren't true and
told o. my girl friends about
N. He also told her that hE liked
me more than any other girl he
ever went with and would like 70
make up with me. She told him
that she did not think | would
var 10 make up With him. He told
her that he would make NE change
my mind about that This 10y IS
very good looking and ! liked him
very much. ard while he had this
had opinion about me ! vas heart
broken and lost interest IN an
things.
These are my problems.
BY some OF the things that my
girl friend told me 7 think that ne
Is interested IN her and know
that she thinks 4 lot Of him. Now.
Nancy Lee. ] Ike him more than
words can tell. but 7 feel as though
I viii Be pushing my girl friend
out II I make up with him. What
should ! DO? LONESOME.
n ONECOME: The first thing thu
~ this man should 90 - - com,
forward and apologize FOR 50 readii,
believing things about you. As ~ "a
/ think that IL would be vlsel
II you would keep this affair
assuming. Of course. that he apollo
g.zes, strictly upon a friendship
basis. and in the meantime Try and
make other friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-20
Serious Gases Not Common

Edena Of the lungs II a serious
thing II Is usually PRESENT n pneu-
mona. There r. a marked increase
in the blood supply in ta4 blood yes
sels N the lungs. This congestion Is
The first SEP IL the process ~ EIDE
IN. II Is then that a leakage Of
fuiis into the air cells Of the lungs
takes pace.
we're % Ia filled suddenly with this
Euid. death wogld Be as immediate
Is IN drcwnsrg However such cases
are not common.
Even = the ATTACK IS mild. the
symptoms may he severe. There t.
a n o. Lghtneas IN the chest and
the patient pants for breath. There
IS coughing and a frothy ex%pectora-
fion. The cough becomes constant
and blood may re expelled.
u is natural that Tire patient
should be frightened and excited
This ADDS 70 the congestion. Pale
ness. cold perspiratlon and weak
pulse NAV he observed No'sv breath
iE is a symptom IN such a case.
~ cases or simple edema. when
the swelling OF The lower limbs is
troublesome. rest and elevation %
the limbs. is likely 10 i've some re-
lief. Sweating. hot bat ard certain
drugs are employed ny the physi-
clan.
Even II the r,nditlon does not
not cause much discomfort. Il
should not be neglected Every Ease
should receive good medical care.
0r1yF.=ht. 1850. oy NsAtp.ssT Fs..lls Service. Inc
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Jealousy Flares.


Don't run yourself down that
way" | said sharply. for the boys
i~nfer:ority complex had troubled me
more than once. IL had fed fat
my resentment against his father.
who. ! was sure was responsible for
the boys unfitness 70 face the world.
You can do anything YOU set out
70 do. and II ! am not afraid 70 have
you pit your wits against your faith
er's in this thing. you ought not 10
worry about it,
He squared his shoulders and a
fighting light came into his eyes.
I'm not worrying any more he
said. I'm carrying out orders.
What's the first one?"
That when you meet your father
at Marys party tonight or tomorrow
night you show no hint OF resent
ment toward him. nor the young
man he IS bringing with him. nc
matter what u for anger you
think you have
He lifted his head as II flicked by
a whip.
What young man7' he demanded.
Continued Monday
Copyr1Eht 1850. by NsEs5apeE teatlrs SerVics. Ina
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Cocktail Sauce.

4 tablespoons chilli sauce
l tablespoon grated h~orseradish
! teaspoon lemon juice
= teaspoon salt
= teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
A few drops o. tabasco VIII add
great pUngency 10 the dressing, but
il should not be included unless
specially desired. IL peps up the
sauce too much for those who DON
particularly care for il. This sauce
Is sufficient for a large service for
fish 10 two persons.
The important thing Is g have al
ingredients we'll chuled-the fish As
we'll as the sauce Serve with crisp
crackers - saltines. toasted water
crackers or hard wheat crackers.
Either the fish may be moulded In
little glasses. topped with sauce and
ar surrounded BY cracked ice for
each service. or the sauce may be
ief, IN the glass u the centre OF a
shallow bowl. embodied il ice. and
the fish piled on shells. or tn an.
other glass cup.
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By Josephine Huddleston:

flor compromising the formula several
times.
The water should be boiled IL an
enamel saucepan and then taken
off n fire and set aside until II
cools slightly.
Naturally the lemon Juice u be
strained before il is added 10 the
other ingredients.
The lotion should be kept in a glass
bottle and II should DO corked tightly
a. all times when not IN use.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-07-20
A Fashion Models Diary
8 an I'm portaut Erenf ,cifh a Nero Sports Suit
By GRACE T~HORNCLTFFE.

VT just seems tor marvellous 70 BE-
true. Bless Billy's old heart, To
think that just when we were so
discouraged about ever having a Tit
tie gray home in the West" Ike
Letty's. that he should get a better
Job. He was SO excited about II he
could hardly talk tonight when he
came UT. and finally he told me that
one OF the men vas leaving his or
g~anization ard that he was 70 b
given the position. OF course. IL
doesn't mean much mor money Just
vet. but there is q big opportunity
for him 10 make more later. 7 sup
pose that IL people just have patience
and wait dreams do come true. but
sometimes they seem a long time on
the way.
When we got past the first excite
ment OF the news we became quite
practical and decided that every cent
or that little extra money that he'll
get right away will 70 into the Sav-
ings account. But we did think we
should have one good celebration OF
the important event before we be-
came very frugal. Billy said that I
could plan anything / wanted. IL
didn't take me long 70 decide that !
wanted 70 80 70 the big polo match
next Sunday. I've never seen one
and / knew Billy would enjoy taking
me. And so II was settled.
But I didn't tell him that ! was
planning a little celebration all my
own. A new spectator sports suit
arrived az the shop today and knew
il would lock very smart for this &C.
casion or any other daytime event
that I wished 10 use Il for. And,
after all, II was red. white and blue.
80 what could be better for a celebra-
ton. The coiors are shown IN a
checked wooden, which develops IN
iaunty two-piece suit Navy blue
betting ribbon Is used 10 edge the
Jacket and hem as well as the sleeves.
The blouse IS Of wool georgette, with
a band OF the ribbon drawn through
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Reawakening ::
By Adele Garrison

GAZED at Noel curiously as he
asked me what possible reason
II he could have had for keeping
the threatening letter. with IFS
shareful slur against Mary. which
his father had written 70 him.
Yes. you're real. Noel" I said az
last. II did not suppose there was
such ns!vet left in the world. But
tell me first. for IL is vital. did you
reply 10 YOUR fathers letter."
NO. he gave me no address
Good Now think Does anyone
know that you have destroyed III"
You know the nswer 10 hal bet
ter than ! do" he answered prompt
~. Mrs. Beckett. OF course. knew
hat received a letter that morn
ing. and that ! must have burned X.
She saw the ashes in The bowl. You
say that Mary knows | had a letter.
and that you know IL. / never told
anyone about it."
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For Monday, July 81.

TAT oNDAYS astrological fore.
NE cast is for great activity and
4s4 initiative. with affairs stir
ysn- or seethiag IN all directions
The faculties and energies Will be
high pitched and volatile and should
Ae properly and calmly directed into
conservative channels. lest they in
Cite the plans and enterprises 20 n
Place or topping over. With judicious
handling there are excellent pros.
poets OF unusual success and achieve
ments. but be cautious in launching
new projects
Those whose birthday Il IS may be
prepared for a year In which the
Faculties and energies are stimulated
up 10 high adventure and initiative.
Bat unless these be calmly and con-
seryatively managed they may DER
top themselves and fall q their own
impetus. II IS 4 time % splendid op-
portunity for achievement and prog
ress but rev ventures should Be
manipulated with rrerauti0r- a child
horn on this dav should be enternrls-
ing AMI adventurous. with excellent
equipment for success and high al
tainments IN many directions.
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the doctors say she must 80 70 the
hospital and be operated On ard
they are frightened about il.
Rut that isn't all the trouble
The young couple have not money
enough 10 20 10 a good hospital and
get 4 good doctor and a fine nurse
and ray for them. 50 The little wife
wil either have 70 ~ % 2 charity
hospital w her husband VIII have 70
borrow the money from someone to
halp them through.
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Avoiding a Tan.

You will remember that | referred
TO the use OF lemon juice for bleach
ing freckles in the previous article
and also suggested that II Il caused
the least bit OF irritation 70 the skin
the pure lemon Juice should be al.
luted with plain water. So the for
muia given then and the n given
today are basically the same. The
glycerin is added for two reasons. IL
Is bleaching in effect and so aids ma
terially in banishing freckies. But
far more important than its bleach
ing qualities. glycerin will prevent
the use OF lemon Juice from irrita-
ting even the most delicate skin.
~ course. there are two types OF
delicate skin. one that Is lust natu-
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Madge, Deeply Hurt and Angered BY
The Slurs Against Mary Contained
in Phil Verifzen's Letter, Sees

Mind he said ~.ervently. Dear
lady. | am IN your hands absolutely.
YOU know that. Just tell me what
| am TO Go and l viii do lt."
You are 10 do-nothing." ! AT
swered. but you are TO look vol
INES. ! told you II was a difficult
role. ! want you % puzzle your
father-and that is not the easiest
thing II the world"
He nodded and his lips frightened
with determination.
Perhaps my viii can accomplish
what my wits lack" he said.
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VKrAvEs Of JOY IN along the eoast Just now.

VKTAVES Of Joy all along the coast just now.
wv Aren't you glad that vacation time has
rolled around, and that for a few weeks
you can just be yourself. ~unhampered by wor-
ries CT routine? Did we say that you can be your
self? We don't quite mean that. For you can
be = mermaid. Z queen, anything your fancy
fancies for those few precious weeks. And We
hope that you will elect 10 be a mermaid and win
for yourself the priceless boon Of beauty that
springs from perfect health. For it is only at
the seashore, with its glorious air. buoyant with
the tang of the ocean, that real vitality may be
found. So get yourself a really becoming bathing
suit, a pretty little cap and-wade in. OF course
you'll get spiashed in the process, but don't mind
that. Don't play at playing. Just play and forget
dull care. And reap beauty in rhe harvest Of
your health and happiness.
Unfortunately, there are some water nymphs
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His Face in the Dust

Then we are safe" ! said. Prom
ise me this now. that Il YOU see YOUR
father under no circumstances Will
YOU let him know that you destroyed
that letter"
"ot course not. y you wish IT." he
returned. "But-won't you tell me
why"
Because unless your father has
taken complete leave OF his senses
he must realize BY this time what a
pit he has prepared for himself.
Blacknnail and threats like these
aren't considered quite chubby IN our
best SCOTLAND legal circles. Social
ostracism-and possible imprison-
msnt-those are the things we could
hold over his head II only you had
not destroyed that letter.
The ghost OF a smile touched the
corners OF his grim lips and 1 flashed
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pie too-so gay
and good look
ing, and light
hearted, and at
every
body likes them.
Why it's a
pleasure Just 70
s e Z I h e m
around.
= U I n o W
they're in trou-
BILE.
s o N z I hing
terrible is
wrong with the
little wife and
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The Stars Say
For SUNDAY. July 20.
Rr %CENENIFvE KENIRIr.

- -
UNDAYS horoscope shows the
possibility OF a short journey
or some kind OF minor change.
but otherwise the energies mcy be
turned 10 cultural or mystical things.
with the mind disposed 20 be intro
spective and the general %deIneanur.
even in social and domestic contacts.
serious or solemn. There may Be a
pleasant recognition from elderly
persons or institutions.
nose whose birthday Il Is may be
prepared for some sudden change or
Journey OF minor importance during
the wear. but accompanied by some
small financial anxleties. The mind
may be active IN plans and schemes
end disposed 70 be profound and
practical. Benefits from elderly per
sons are IN prospect. = child born
on this day may be disposed to
many plans. constructive and practi-
cal. although Of a rather utopian or
visionary nature. IL nav he fond Of
change but should benefit through
elderly persons and institutions
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Words Of the Wise

The ltttIe-kroUr ~ ~ bsir5
happy. -Vorta.re.
Corrupted freemeA are the
worst of slaves. -Garrick.
The days that make ND barry
make rs ctse. -N1setteI1
Justice rs such q fine thIrE
that n cannot buy II to-
dearly. lie Sa-e.
There ~ this Ia common bs-
tUeen the Tires of ordinary men
and OF saints. that they an
aspire 10 happiness then otter
only I'm the object tJhers then
place 10. Pascal.
They are too old to learn. and
! too young 10 give them coun-
sci. -Massingpr
call any creature "hdppv
thct a lore. or that can eruTt
IN ITS sense OF life. -RuSkir.
Some falsehood ninEles with
all truth. -LonRfellow.
No man ~ happy. Nan strires
Ill his life through FOR imaginary
happiness, which ~ seldom ~
t1iHs. and W ne does, II is onry
% BE- disiIruSfoned.
-Schopsrh1ner.
The beginning w. ali II w
have done with talsity.
Carlyle.
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The Home
Kitchen
Fish Cocktail as Neal or Erfree
b. ALICE LYNN BARRY

"A a5:.... ..s i:s@ e. s:.s ss:5.
ness mar a. the lunch
con table. And that. sad he. is my
idea ~ = good lunch oa q hot day
plenty q chilled clans il & poppy
sauce"
Were accustomed 20 regard these
fish cocktails merely as an entree.
bur those who are fond OF the dish
can usually enjoy more than the
small service ln this form. Al ample
dlzh. instead ~ q small one. VIII BE-
tempting 20 the appetite. and from
the standpoint OF nourishment. will
be an adequate lunch in hot weather
when one feels hungry. but most
food looks too much Ike work.
The regulation cocktail sauce for
clans or oysters 81 shrimps Is
equally good for many other kinds
Of fish. Crab. lobster. tuna. or in
decd. any variety Of canned fish. or
faxed boiled fish properly chilled.
a. be served in the same manner
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sv eliing or a
puffiness inso,ne
part of h e
body. There is
en- incre a S e d
amount Of fluid
in the tissues. Il
is. in q sense. =
Of dropsy.
T h e ~underly-
ing cause must
be found. So
lar as it is
understood by
the medical pro-
~fession, it ap-
ncQTG m rn1n
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from some change in the condition
of the blood. and, in consequence.
over-hlling OF the blood vessels.
The walls of the blood vessels
ere very thin, and 10 some de-
gree Porous. In the congested area
nerause Of the over-f!led vessels. ms
less dense portion Of the LIQUID serum
Is forced or squeezed through the
walls Il lodges IN or between the
tissues. causing them 10 swell and
harden. The symptoms depend on
The quantity or the fluid.
There are various diseases that
have edema as a symptom. Persons
who have heart or kidney trouble
usually have il. IN certain stages OF
Brisats disease. the puff.ness an.
pears under the eyes. or in the legs
O. ankles.
Those who have aremia With low
blood pressure are APT fo have EIDE
ma. II often occurs during rrep.
nancy. and II Is a symptom IN hard
ening Of the arteries. IS well az in
neuritis. neuralgia. or other diseases
o. the nervous system. Indigestion
may br!ng on hives. with consider
able edema.
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No Thought
for RAINY
Days"
Keeping Up Appearances Is
the Big Problem OF Young
Couples These DGys-4s
for Snring, Veil
By WINIFRED BLACK

T He poor young couple are in
trouble.
Serious trouble-my
heart aches for them.
They're such q nice young cou-
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Don't Neglect
Puffiness or
Swellings
Eden1a, a Kind Of DroPsy,
May Be Indicated; Finding
the Cause m;H Simplify
Treatment.
Gy n. s. COPELAND, VI. ID.

u. S. Senator from New York.
Former Com missioner OF Health
New YORK City.
FORTUNATELY, serious cases
of edema are not common.
But the Importance OF the
disease must not be overlooked. 1t
is a condition in which there is a
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Checked Wooden Spectator Suit.

the round. turned-down collar and
tied with a pert bow eft the front.
There are also blue bows 90 the rib
bon at the wrist So this polo match
viii be q sartorial event as well as
a holiday for me.
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coOstEs'. 1859. ., Ns~ISarsr F.aturs ss-ic.. rue
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The Httle-kroEr crt or berg
happy. -Vorta.-e.
Evening star., 1930-12-01
|WARRENTON GROUP
SEEKS ART COLLEGE
Chamber Of Commerce Names
Committee to Obtain Institu-
ton for Town.

WARRENTON, Va. December L.
At meeting of the Warrenton Cham
ber of Commerce, G. C. Pearson, vice
president, presiding in the absence of
the president, a committee consisting
OF Paul G. Richards, ir.; l.. r. Barten-
stein. John B. Grayson, Thomas E.
Frank and w. H Gaines was appointed
to investigate the question of the es-
tablishment and location of the Liberal
Arts Club for Women in or around
Warrenton.
The establishment of such a college
by the State of Virginia will be taken
up at the next meeting of the Legisla-
ture. The act providing for the estab-
lishment requires that it shall be not
less than 80 miles from the University
Of Virginia. Other counties and towns
in Northern Virginia are anxious to
secure the location of the college.
F. D. Gaskins, chairman of the COM
mittee for the unemployed. reported
that the employment bureau established
by the Chamber of Commerce is being
made use of and already has procured
Evening star., 1930-12-01

would make the use Of voting machines
financially possible.
The desirability of permanent regis
stration of voters for Baltimore City.
Establishment of a central registra-
ton bureau for voters.
The declaration of intentions act.
These problems were discussed be-
fore the commission by Miss M. La
vinia Engle, Democratic member-elect
Of the House Of Delegates from Mont
gomery County and former director OF
the Maryland League OF Women Vot-
erS, and were recommended to the
members for investigation.
Mr.. Flynn said that the commits
sions' voting machine inquiry would
be confined to changes in the election
laws which would permit the use of less
than five of the mechanical tabulatorS
in each polling place.
Time to Operate Machines.
The Office of the attorney general
has ruled that five of the machines
must be in operation at each voting
place during an election. The attor-
ney generals ruling. Mr.. Flynn said,
was based on the length Of time 1t
takes the average person to record his
vote on the machines under the pres.
ent system of listing the candidates
alphabetically.
In New York, where candidates are
listed by party, the average time for
vot ng is 80 seconds, whereas, Willis
r. Jones, assistant attorney general,
said after tests of the machines here
in the last election 1t took the voter
from three to five minutes to operate
the devices.
Miss Engle's plan for permanent reg
iStration, Mr.. Flynn said, would dc
away with the present system of gen.
eral registration of all voters every four
years and would provide for supplement
Evening star., 1930-12-01

al listings from time to time and
periodical revision of the books.
The declaration Of intentions act was
brought before the commission by the
action of the Court Of Appeals in de-
claring unconstitutional q recent enact
ment of the General Assembly waving
the provisions of the act.
recommendations Of the commission,
which will hold frequent meetings
henceforth, according to Mr.. Flynn, will
be submitted to the Legislature and the
Governor about January is. k
The personnel of the commission in
cludes beside Mr.. Flynn, who Is a men,
ber of the Board of Supervisors of Elec-
tions, Assistant Attorney General Jones.
j. Craig McLanahan. John M. Requardt,
State Senator S. Scott Beck, Chester
town; Fuller Barnard, jr, Cumberland;
J. Frank Ridenour. Hagerstown; Leo
weinberg, Frederick. and Benjamin
Hance, Prince Frederick.
Evening star., 1930-12-01
VOTING MACHINES
STUDY TO Be MADE
Maryland Commission on
Election Law Revision to
Examine Statutes.
special .plspatch to rhe star.

Special dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, Md. December IA
study Of the Maryland statutes with a
view to changes which would permit
the installation of voting machines as
q part of the State election machinery
has been undertaken by Gov. Ritchie's
commission on elect.on-law revision,
Bernard ]. Flynn, chairman, announced
yesterday.
The commission, appointed by the
Governor in October, 1929. was organ
ized last week. 1t has held one meet
ing.
Four Questions Under Consideration.
Studies which have been undertaken
by the commission, according to Mr..
Flynn, are as follows:
Changes in the election laws which