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The Washington times., 1931-09-26
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BY BEATRICE FAIRFAX
Problems of Is

GEODAcmS OA 40
Dear Miss Fairfax:
My problem is how to make
my father trust me. I am IS
years old and look like IL.
When I 60 out at night I am
never home later than 10
o'clock. When talk to a boy,
or even say Hello" my father
looks at me in a suspicious
way. Sometimes 60 walking
with a crowd Of boys and girls.
We discuss school and interest
ing experiences. When my girl
friends go on a hike, swimming
or to a party. I'm never allowed
to go if there are boys along.
I should like to have a real
talk with my dad, but his atti-
tude makes it impossible for me
to do so. OF course, when
school opens. I shall be too
busy to care, but during vaca-
ton it's different.
@. r. e.
I can well understand that
you are lonesome, my dear girl
but, at IS years of age, it is
more than probable that you
won't be lonesome long. Most
girls don't begin to have dates
until they are a year or two
older, and your father is prob
ably adhering to this rule.
At the same time, think
your idea Of discussing with
him going about with your
friends is a very good one.
You don't say anything sbout
your mother or other women
relatives. Would it no. be a
good idea to have some older
lady take up this question with
your father?
The Washington times., 1931-09-26

the CIVILIZED, smart (smart on a sma' bit
O. siller sometimes), eager for the femi-
nine and the new, pose-ful, alluring, young
lady of September, Nineteen Thirty.one.
Meet Jillian, John. THAT was a pretty
child to whom a fellow could confide any.
thing of hurt or triumph. THIS is
beautiful girl, and the look of her ties a
mans tongue, even while it lights the fire
in his heart any mystery begins to play
her part.
There are none of us, which is a grand
fine thing, no matter how humble mentally
we are, who have not at least two selves
at our command.
The y-believedto.be butterfly
Drained youngster in her "jammers" and
her high spirits, has a Summer self, and a
Winter. And they make two different pic
lures Of her own young Johns heart.
NEIL BRTNKLEY
The Washington times., 1931-09-26
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NOU Go On Nth the Story

over. Let's just be good pals
for a while-honestly I'm awful
ly fond Of you."
Gee, but I'm a lucky guy"
he murmured.
"You are now, think how un.
lucky you'd be If you had me
for a wife"
''No kidding, I'd be the happi'
est"
"Man-on-earth!"
I finished the sentence with
him and then we both laughed.
Chubb Osmund had an infec-
tious laugh.
I paused, for effect, and ex'
tended my hand.
We shook, solemnly.
Viola and her friend came out
as we were shaking hands. She
wanted to know if it was bet
or something.
Its a bet or-Something," I
answered.
We had promised Chubb and
Denny to go with them the next
Saturday night. We were to
start early and drive to German
town, where Chubb's brother
was giving a big house party.
A Wonderful Place
We had a gorgeous time
down at Germantown. Chubb's
brother had a wonderful big
place. It was a jolly crowd,
and if any Of Chubb's really
swell friends knew that Viola
and myself were just working
girls-dress models-they never
let on. That's the way with
the real aristocrats. Only the
new.rich and cads and Snobs
get snooty at the working
people.
Chubb said he would drive
me out to Cora's the next Sun
day, dropping Viola off at her
brothers cottage and taking us
back at night where we would
meet Denny and have a little
party.
On Wednesday he gave me a
pretty little bracelet and
wouldn't listen to any refusal.
It was platinum with some
small but brilliant stones. I had
no idea of it's value then or I
wouldn't have taken it. Later,
when I learned that it's value
had around five hundred, there
were reasons why 1 couldn't
very well return it.
We were to go with Chubb
and Denny Saturday for a little
private party at Denny'S home.
His people were in Europe and
he was having a dozen guests.
The dress problem was prac-
tically solved. Good Mrs. MierS
let us wear samples almost any
time. In this way we saved a
lot Of money and almost always
appeared in a new gown when
out on a party. or just playing
around town with just Chubb
and Denny.
Saturday afternoon Viola had
to meet her brothers wife in
town and help her with some
shopping. 1 went on to the
apartment to do a little mend.
ing of undieS and things.
Just as I got to the entrance
Thad Parsons stepped out of a
car that was parked there. It
wasn't his old car and I natu-
rally didn't recognize it.
A Greeting
'Katie!" he said, coming to-
ward me.
Hello. there, Thad!" 7 cried
as stopped and grinned at
him.
"Katie!" he repeated.
We'll, well, look at the styl-
ish TAM" I called out as he
came toward me. And how is
the bride-is she in the carr"
"Of course not-I had to see
you alone. Katie. May I come
up for a moment?"
"Thad-be yourself!" I was
still smiling at him, and almost
dying of curiosity, but 1 had to
keep up my attitude of cheerful
nonchalance. "As if I enter
tanned married men in my
apartment"
Don't rub it in-1'm coming
up. I've got to talk to you.
Surely, you can trust me-"
mo, Thad. I cannot trust
you-but I can trust myself.
Come along up" I laughed as
I said it.
What does Thad have to say
to Kitty? You'll find the an.
swer in Mondays exciting in.
Stalment.
The Washington times., 1931-09-26

death with criticism Tor their
own good" And many husbands
are bullied to death by spouses
who insist on overseeing their
diet and mapping out their daily
lives,
The Washington times., 1931-09-26

Lots of men sigh bitterly that
they are being talked to death
by adoring wives. And lots Of
women admit that they are be-
ing secretly bored to death by
husbands who sink into a coma
Immediately after dinner.
The Washington times., 1931-09-26

You can mortity q Wite to
death By flirting lDith other
tDomen-or you can torture her
to death By ordering the din
1'er for s o'clock sharp and
NEVER shouting up until after
SeOen.
The Washington times., 1931-09-26

You can work a husband to
death to pay for your imported
frocks and bridge losses-or you
can wear him to death by drag
ging him out to dancing parties
every evening after a hard, long
day.
The Washington times., 1931-09-26

These are the favorite "slow
torture" methods of killing for
The Washington times., 1931-09-26
The Marry-Go-Round

old-fashioned methods of using
ground glass, bullets and Paris
green. !.
The Washington times., 1931-09-26

There is the man tUho is
gradually StrGngIed to death
IOith devotion or SuftocGted t0ith
kisses; and there is the 1DomG1e
Uho is starred to death t0ith
neglect or frozen to death toith
indifference, 1Dhtle her husband
"toiIS to buy her bGNbLeS."
Many wives are slowly cut to
The Washington times., 1931-09-26
AFTER THE BALL
is OVER

frequently reliable charitable veteran and
other organizations musicals dinners athletic contests
organization method
tanning money for its needs
high selling conducted Many complaints of
Misrepresentation begin to the organization.
Business professional purchase thousands of dollars worth of
tickets actually attending the affair." wish
help the benefit fund The standing the organization the
munty suffers
After the ball the paid the organization nets
few hundred doarhe and his high statesmen
thousand.
Is the result worth the price you pay?
The Washington times., 1931-09-26
JUST PLAYING AROUND ANnsaLne ByLE
Story Of a GirIWho Didn't
Want to Settle Down
What Has Happened So Far

Katherine beautiful little model
credOtha girls chief aim in life should be to play around and
have good time. After the death father and the
rage Of her widowed et decides than
Having Thompson expectancy
ing rich and arstOcra Thad when
Peter making second proposal tells just human
and wouldn't be the first girl to wrong.
The Washington times., 1931-09-26
The victim of sudden death

has only a moments realization
of what's happening to him;
whereas the world is full of
men and women who are being
killed by slow tor; ure "for love-"
The Washington times., 1931-09-26

The appearance of this
announcement in these
columns is evidence that
this newspaper co-ope-
rates with and supports
the Better Business
Bureau for your protec-
tion.
The Washington times., 1931-09-26
Bv Helen Rowland

love, and there is no limit tt
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LEGAL ~ADvERTIsENENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR THE
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
BROWNSVILLE DIVISION

In the matter Of j. w. Clarke
bankrupt No. $50. in Bankruptcy.
TO THE CREDITORS OF SAID
BANKRUPT:
Notice is hereby given that on TIC
nth day Of June. 1881, the said j.
w. Clarke Of san Benito, Cameron
County, Texas. was adjudged a bank
rupt. and the first meeting Of his
creditors will be ] III at the office
Of Ira webster. Referee in Bank
ruptcy, Stegman Building. Browns
vile, Texas. on the 3lst day OF Oct0-
Der. 1881, at Eleven ClD a. NJ. at
which time and place the creditors
Of the said j. w. Clarke, bankrupt.
may appear, prove their claims, elect
a trustee. examine the bankrupt and
transact such other business as may
properly come before such meeting.
Dated October 20. 1881.
IRA WEBSTER. Referee
In Bankruptcy.
l0-2i-lt-4l86.
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NOTICE OF SALE

In accordance with the provisions
OF the Revised Statutes Of the state
Of Texas. Articles Numbers 5638-5644.
the undersigned will sell at public
auction at it's warehouse located on
the Southern Pacific Tracks, Los
Ebanos Addition. Brownsville. Tex
as. Two office desks, four chairs.
one filing cabinet. The above articles
belonged 10 Valley Bonded Ware
house and Storage Co, Brownsville.
Texas. Same viii be sold Is days
after the first appearance or this
notice. same being the 5th day Of
November 1881: this sale being made
to satisfy warehouSemen's lien ac-
count Of unpaid warehoUsing
charges. cost OF advertising and all
other lawful charges accruing up to
the date Of sale.
Fidelity Bonded Warehouse and
Storage Company.
Manager w. f. Heaner.
l0-2l-28-4-4l87.
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ance AID incidentally provided hdn-
dreds Of side-splitting laughs.
Spencer Tracy and Warren Hyme-
take first honors as the two self
appointed Cupids with Claire Luce
and Humphrey Bogart as the young
lovers and William Collier. ST.. as
the hard boiled lifer giving Spendid
performances.
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CAPITGL=MERCEDES

Greta Carlo in Susan Lennox"
closes its two days engagement at
the Capitol Theatre il Mercedes To-
night.
On Thursday anG Friday the Capt.
tol will present John Gilbert's new
picture The Phantom Of Paris
adapted from the novel "Cheri-Bibl'
BY CASTOR Leroux.
On Friday night the Capitol will
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Believe Strike Ended

GALVESTON. Oct. q. tP-The
gulf coast longshoremen strike was
believed terminated early today as
steamship and labor interests. after
hours Of conference, compromised On
basic wages.
The 1000 longshoremen at GAL
weston, Houston, Texas City and
Corpus Christi who went on strike
Oct. / were expected TO return to
their work tomorrow.
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Movie Sideights
CAPITOL

The Honor OF The Family" the
First National picture which opened
at the Capitol Theatre last night is
a clever adoption Of one of Balzac's
cleverest stories. Last day today.
Here it Is again, brought up to
the minute by Creelman and PERT
wee and presented by captivating
Bebe Daniels, warren William and
Alan Mowbray.
Miss Daniels plays the part OF the
coquettish and daring Mile. Laura,
companion and nurse to the aged
and absurdly rich old Hungarian
nobleman Paul Barony, Wooed BY
her amorous employer. Laura has
her own secret affair with Tony.
whose poverty is a drawback to
marriage. Then comes the dashing
young officer. Boris. nephew Of the
ancient M. Paul. Boris sees the dam
ger OF losing his uncle's millions 70
Laura-setS about freeing his rel
alive from her, fights several duels
In the doing, and ends by falling
for her undoubted charms himself.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-21
UNCHANGEARIE

Surely you're not the big boy
who lived next door to me when ]
was a little grip"
No; I'm the little boy who lived
next door 10 you when you were a
big girl."-Tit-Bits.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-21

stage the first Of a series Of anna
teur Nights at which time a num-
Der OF local talent entertainers will
compete for cash prizes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-21
QUEEN

The scream Of screams. up the
River" a gorgeous melange OF rib
tickling dialog and u~proarious situa-
tons, opened at the Queen theatre
yesterday and the audience. exhaust
ed from more than an hour of al
most continuous laughter. tottered
out. only to be replaced with another
crowd anxious to see a picture that
is undoubtedly one Of the funniest
offerings since the advent of talk
ing pictures on its last day today.
1t revolves about the hilarious ef-
forts Of two champion jail-breakers
to manipulate a romance Of their
satisfaction. Eventually they attain
their goal. but not until they have
broken in and out OF jail two or
three times. committed a burglary
and various other forms Of malfeas-
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Solicitations and Pictures (50m.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-21
DITTMANN

The Drums OF jeopardy" the
Tiffany production showing today At
the Dittmann Theatre Is a picturiza-
ton Of Harold MacGrath's popular
novel Of the same title. Warner
GLAND, June Collyer and Lloyd
Hughes head a large cast.
1t concerns the efforts OF the four
remaining men Of the royal Petroff
family OF Russia 10 avoid the ven
geance Of Boris Karlov. a chemist
with the diabolical cleverneSs Of a
demon.
From Russia. after the revolution.
they flee to America TO enlist the
services of a friend in the u. s.
Secret Service. Try as they will TO
outwit the cunning Of Karlov. one
by one they fall prey to his fiendish-
neSs-until there is only one Petroff
left, and that is fine. splendid young
Prince Nicholas. who IS loved by an
American girl who shares many OF
his terrors.
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Air Mai, Schedules

Tho schedule FOR the mail between
Brownsville and Dallas is announced
by the postoffice department as fol-
lows.
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Announcements
Lost and Found

LOST: Pair OF glasses. Name In
case. j. r. Fulton. Please return to
l39 E. Washington. Tl63
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Personal

MRS. RUUD, Spiritual Medium,
readings on all subjects. Short time
only. Miller Hotel. Phone col. S2ll
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FIVE YEAR STRAIGHT LOANS on
improved irrigated farms in culti-
walton in Hidalgo and Cameron
counties. Refinance vendors lien.
Watts & Watts, Phone %. Donna,
Texas. T23
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20 Moving, Trucks, Storage
Employment
IS Hip. Wanted : Male

POSITIONS on ocean liners to Eu-
rope, Orient. South America: good
pay: experience unnecessary; self
addressed envelope brings list. z.
w. Arculus. Mt. Vernon, ". Y. Tl54
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Broom modern apartment, garage.
1913 West Elizabeth. Tl20
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Let's Swap

4-BURNER Red sta rstove. good
condition. to trade for 3-burner
Perfection stove or will sell for
$500. Clara Rupe, nth and Cleve-
land. Victoria Heights. TIL
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WANTED TO BUY: Second hand
Remington Automatic IS caliber
rifle. c. F. Porter, San Benito. Tex.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS. con-
venient and clean. SIS nd $50. 357
West Levee. Phone l533W. To
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MAY-DAY Furnished Apartments
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Best location ZeroEune. not water
garage, reasonably priced. 100
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