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The Washington times., 1930-11-18

Everyone supposedly has a
few friends who buttonhole
them, fix them with a fishy
glare and begin to describe the
benefits Of a cold shower. Like
the wedding guest in "The An
cient Mariner" you cannot
choose but hear.
Comes now into court DR..
W. H. Riley, in the American
Journal Of Surgery, and ex-
plains this enthusiasm. He says
the cold shower enthusiasts are
right. He has certain reServa-
tionS, and he does not think
the shower is good for every
body, but by the large he con-
firms the rhapsodieS Of the ice
minded boys.
Though it has been studied
before, never, I believe, more
thoroughly than has DR.. Riley
done it, and not with as many
Of the resources Of modern
medicine. He counted the pulse
of a number Of people before
and after the bath. He took
blood pressures before and
after. He measured blood flow
in the skin. He examined the
waste products (urea, crea-
tinine, etc. in the blood be-
fore and after. He examined
the elimination Of the kidneys
before and after. Also muscle
tone was measured. And the
amount Of oxygen taken in and
carbon dioxide given out.
The doctors, as well as the
public. have not thoug h t
enough of the benefits to be
derived from the use Of water
in treatment. We think Of
drugs and diet and vitamins
and ductless glands and psyche
analyzing and electricity and
sometimes massage. But the
very valuable uses of water
seem to be neglected. Yet most
Of even the complicated pro
The Washington times., 1930-11-18

Gan Authority on Problems OF Love
and Marriage)
Should 16-year-old girls marry?
Should boys becomes husbands
at II?
When I reply to both these
questions with firm negative,
the disappointed youngsters who
have appealed to me, m a ke
their protest.
But we are in love!" they
wall. Besides, we hate algebra
and geometry and we are bored
to death with the routine Of
school. And as for many, our
parents will help us. They
would be supporting us. any
way, for a year or two longer.
And we want happiness, why
should we wait for it?"
To choose matrimony as an
escape from mathematics is
certainly to Jump from a
merely luke-warm frying-pan
into d fiercely sizzling fire. But
a great many boys and girls
are doing this very thing. Look
at the records of the New York
city schools for the past year
and note the number Of mar
riageS that has occurred among
school children.
For they are merely children,
of course, these impetuouS 16-
year-olds. Romantic, wilful,
lazy, ignorant, irresponsible
and-I don't doubt, also-af-
fectionate and delightful chill
dren. But children who should
be taught to manage their own
lives before they get tangled
UP with the lives Of others.
children who should by no
means be allowed to marry un-
til they have shown some signs
of having grown up.
It's a disturbed age that these
The Washington times., 1930-11-18
By Jack Lait
TIMELY WORDS
ON PROPER
ETIQUETTE

The GrOOmss Gift to His Bride
DEAR MRS. BEECKAGAN:
viii you kindly advise me
what would be a proper gift
to present to my bride on her
wedding day? ! am a man
Of moderate means; therefore.
will you kindly suggest several
things both suitable and mex
pensive? B. p.
If your bride-to-be does not
own an exceptionally cookbook
ing string Of the best kind Of
imitation pearls this would be
an excellent present for you
to give her. As you know,
there are imitation pearls and
imitation pearls, and some are
Of exceeding lovelineSs. Find
an excellent kind and dress
these UP with a clasp contain
ing either a pearl or a stone
Of a kind that is an especial
favorite with your fiancee.
This gift can be made with
perfect respect and friendly
adaptability to your budget.
II this isn't exactly the
thing that you wish to give,
you might give her q hand
some necklace Of some other
kind, in a charming novelty
or in a color that she likes
best. This may be q crystal
necklace for evening wear, for
instance, or necklace for day
wear.
A bracelet, too, is a charm
ing and appropriate wedding
gift, and again can be of any
cost you wish to pay. Or how
about a beautiful evening bag,
one Of the new, white pearled
ones? Or I am sure that she
would love a travelling bag,
plain or fitted, even though
fitted with only a few acces.
sories. sometimes, in truth.
the ones fitted with a few ac-
oesories are the most convent
ent to carry.)
A dress set, sometimes called
a "boudoir set" is also a splen.
did present to make. This can
be Of some novel material like
lucite or Of tortoise shell or.
most happily, Of silver, proudly
carrying her monogram.
The Washington times., 1930-11-18
le medicO is the Beauty-DOctOr

I'll have it out. The medicO Is the Beauty Doctor
for me-"
Sadies effort is the butterina hOtO idea. "Suf
fer it off," says Sadie. whose barrier TO Beauty is
size. Rubber Jacket heatinfernal, ice her head,
icewater in hand-the tOrrid road to Beauty.
Suzette falls for the glittering gadgets. "Dew Of
the Fountain Of YOuth"-Oh joy, what lovely locking
stuff It says skin like gardenia overnight. You
go to bed an Ugly Duckling-and yOu wake mp .
Swan You go to sleep plain pusS with the whole
world just seeing through yOu because they don't
know yOu there, and you wake mp dated for .
year! What's I'm this duck Of green bottle? IL
looks divine" Suzette is going to work from the
outside In.
Suzette, Sadie, Sybn and Sylvia, Suzanne and
Sally dear, all bitten by the gorgeous. gtering gad
fly Beauty As also Gran'ma, ole BILL Miss Miffin,
and the rest!
What is your name? Does it begin with an s?
are You Of the last four named? Sure you
want TO be beautiful, too!
The Washington times., 1930-11-18
YOUR RULING
STAR
BY William Shwader.
THE YEAR AHEAD
For Those Whose Birthday
lis November 10

II November 10 is your birth
day, during the coming year
you should be able to increase
your income or add to your
possessions in some way. Bene-
fits may come through friends.
Sudden changes are indicated,
with interest in romance, sports
or social affairs. Important
dates: Avoid excesSeS Of all
kinds, take no risks and main.
tain routine from December 30
to January 3, February IA to
16. March 20 to April 3, May
is to 10, May 80 to June S,
June 80 to July 4, August 18
to 20, October / to 6, October
% to 26. Good for general af-
fairs, make efforts to advance
your interests from November
26 to 20, December 26 to 30,
February ~ to March IL. June
20 to July 4. Contradictory
dates show two opposing influ.
enceS.
A child born November 10
will be impulsive, fearless, en-
thusiastic. and quick-tempered.
He will be interested in reform,
literature, education, electrical
ana research work, and would
be successful in a public career.
Tendencies for November 20.
The early part Of the day is
favorable for general prosperity.
A peculiar Neptunian influence
colors the major part Of the
day, indicating the need for
care in speech, writings and all
arguments. Avoid impractical
schemes, Misrepresentation and
legal troubles.
(Copyright. 1880. Premier
Syndicate, Incl
The Washington times., 1930-11-18

little uncertain-oh, there are
so many reasons for marriage
becoming a burden, for the
truest love becoming tarniShed.
All the more reason for not
beginning with any handicap.
A boy whose only record is
that he has run away from
school to keep her own room
The Washington times., 1930-11-18

But it isn't a game for chill
dren to play at.
We know that even a mar
riage that gets the best posi-
bile start, can fall short Of being
a success. II a man loses his
job, or IL a girl Is q careless
cook or houSekeeper, or II
somebody's temper becomes q
The Washington times., 1930-11-18
WHAT DO YOU
KNOW
Answsrs To Today Test

Answers To TOdGys Test
Questions on Editorial Page)
/. A variety of reindeer. 2.
A fertile spot in a desert. 3. A
hot, destructive one. 4. Nectar.
S. Holmann. 6. War. z. Red. 8.
Cutter. 8. Antwerp. l0y His own
image. IL. Theatrical. IL. Mild.
ness. IS. Damp. IA. Reverie. is.
Garments.
Copyright. 1880. by King Features
Syndicate, Ine.)
The Washington times., 1930-11-18
BY REATRICE FAIRFAx

Gan Authority on Problems Of Love
and Marriage)
The Washington times., 1930-11-18

Beware Of Practical Jokes
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
In the same vicinity where
I live there is a young man
about four or five years older
than I am. I know him and
have carried on a few conver-
Sations with him, but he has
never paid any attention to
me, except to speak when we
pass by. Not very long ago I
received q letter from him
saying he would like to have
a date with me and would
like to hear from me as soon
as possible, because he ex-
pected to go away soon. Il
was quite q shock to me, as I
am rather stout and only II
years of age.
There is also another girl
in the neighborhood who likes
AAnA way AAOSA4S WV 0A4C OOCo
not know him even to speak
to, and he doesn't take any
, notice of her. I have feeling
she IS trying to play joke on
me by sending me that letter.
She also has a letter worded
exactly like mine and with
his name signed at the bottom.
I have seen this young man
several times since received
the letter and he still speaks
to me, but doesn't act a bit
guilty. PUZZLED.
Let me congratulate you on
your good sense in pay
ing no attention to q letter
which was evidently nothing
more than an attempt to play
q stupid practical joke on the
part Of q girl who is interested
in the man herself. Practical
Jokes Of this kind are inexcus-
able.
The Washington times., 1930-11-18

in order, would be certain to
make each other miserable,
however much in love they
might believe themselves to be.
Because I do so much want
all young people to have hap
py marriages, I implore them
not to risk that happiness by
beginning too soon.
Finish school. Get q job and
make q success Of it. Learn
self-control and consideration
for other people. Make your
self worth loving and worth
marrying. And then 1t will be
time enough for you and your
sweetheart to begin your life
together.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-27

To the Voters Of Cameron Cour-r
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County Water Cor-roz ard Iz1-o-e-
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Queen Classified Salutes the Lucky Four
CLASSIFIED
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NOTICE. 10 STOCKHOLDERS
Tie annual mating - tlE SOCK
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NOTICE 10

The annual meeting Of the stock
lG1ers Of The Texas Bank = T-E
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NOTICE 10 sTOCKHOLDERs

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NOTICE TO

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AGENTS NOTICE

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Business Opportunities

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Miscellaneous
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-31
To Show Extra Fine
Program al the
Liberty

& .
Frederick Mercy, ST., presi-
dent of the Inland Theatres,
Inc, is now serving his TWEEN
ty-sixth year in the amusement
business. Before a recent meet
ing of his managers Mr.. Mer-
CIV stated '1t took me a few
months at the beginning 10
realize that the public cannot
be fooled into accepting only
mediocre entertainment. That
is especially so now due to the
automobile, radio and newspa-
pers, and for that reason we
have spent considerable time
and expense in order to bring
to our audiences the best pos
sible pictures for the ensuing
season"
The people of Kennewick
can look forward to seeing and
hearing a memorable program
of talking pictures for August
and the months to follow. The
August program appears OPP
posite.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-31

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Germans. He was sent to the nos
|,;tal Of a German prison camp as
i prisoner of war. German doctors
.v.mined the Frenchman's wound
l.,d discovered the piece OF steel
EMBEDDED in the mans lungs, but
Eeemed it too dangerous to attempt
[smova of the piece. Maurice
|cbelalier still carries that shrap-
ii in his lung and doesn't notice
\ except in wet weather.
The American pronunciation OF
Ibis Frenchman's name worries
Cheyalier, especially since ne saw
q authentic press report to the
Effect that Chicago woman filed
Init for divorce, declaring in her
complaint that she quarreled with
her husband oyer the pronuncla-
lion Of "Chevalier."
Maurice says he has absolutely
DO grudge against the American
Chrevolet car, but that it really an
poys him to hear his name pro-
bounced in that manner. On paper
be explains that it is pronounced
IS though it were spelled "She va
ia" accent second syllable.
did you ever see 'The Cock
yed World?" someone asked Ben
furpin.
i / ever see it," he replied.
ny that's the only way | have
been seeing it for fifty three
ears."
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-31

And they all admit that cts '
Besides operating the only "a
well-equipped and efficiently-m;
pair work on all makes of cars.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1930-07-31

William Powell is accorded the
unanimous decision of portraying
more closely the character of the
novels in which he has acted for
the screen version than any other
man.