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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Seen Along Fifth Avenue
By LOUISE DUNTLEY

an important part OF the model t.
self. accenting Or completing the
general theme adopted by the gown.
II may be draped on the diagonal or
horizontally wrapped about the figure
or artistically folded. Sometimes one
and again two ends are permitted 70
flutter on the night air. Now Il
drapes the neckline and energies at
the back IN a loose. graceful panel:
again II is converted into a scarf
that Grapes over the shoulders and
hangs gracefully over the bodice IN
front. All in all. II Is a very clever
way of animatlng a rather plain sll'
houette and. as every woman knows,
there Is a subtle charm hidden In
the folds OF a scarf that * other
sartorlal medium Is quite able 70
duplicate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
The Home Kitchen
BY ALICE LYNN BARRY

NO IMPROVE a number OF
plain foods. add a spoonful
or two of cream. Not whipped
cream-juSt plain cream. and not too
much or X. Just enough TO moisten
the food. or 70 bring out a delicate
flavor.
For example. In serving vegetables
cooked the waterless way. or course.
an vegetables should be cooked with
the minimum amount OF water. or
better still. steamed with no water
NJ All touching the food. When
tender. remove TO a hot platter. add
seasoning and pour over Just enough
plain cream slightly warmed. 70
moisten.
Cooked peas. " carrots. limas.
cauliflower. Brussels sprouts. shred
ded cooked cabbage are a few Of
the vegetables that a Be improved
by adding plain cream. tNot only
does Il taste better than the usual
white sauce, but II takes much less
time 10 prepare. There's no extra
cooking. no anxiety over the sauce
turning out smoothly
Thick cream ma also be added
20 salad dressing AZ the last moment,
Just before serving. in the proper
ton of about half ream 70 a cup
or French mayonna!se. The cream
should be fairly thick. but not
whipped-mereiy beaten into the
dressing. Especially good for chicken
salad.
Ia preparing Filings FOR sand
wsches-chopped hard-cooked egg
cream cheese. fish. etc. II the in
gradients are not smooth enough foI
spreading they may be softened q
a paste hv adding a little thick sweet
cream. Many prefer l. 70 mayor
naise. ana Il win form the proper
texture. but won't impart q domi'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

* A BOvE Moscow. only the
IN Kremlin and above the
Kremiin. only Heaven"
Today under Stain as under the
Romanoffs. the adage holds true. The
Kremiin has survived the fires OF
revolution and today Communists
manipulate the thousand reins OF
government from the stronghold
from which once issued the auto
cratic edicts Of the Romanoffs-
edicts. hy the way. from which there
was no appeal.
The Kremlin Is Russia'S Holy City
and looms above Moscow on the
Sacred Hsl. 1t has five gates at
which members OF the Red Guards
are stationed TO bar al those except
fu%nctionaries and those who have
been granted special permits.
The kremiin contains the palaces.
cathcdrais and churches that once
were the glory o. the Cars They
are crowded with art treasures Of
every description and incredible val.
ne. But TODAY they stand locked
Under the Soviet sway the krem-
lin serves az ar open-air museum.
Conscious OF the mystic significance
~ the kremlln. the reds" have set
their executive offices among its ha-
rogue splendor
Here the mighty rulers live and
have their offices Ia the Great
Museum where GATHERINGS Parlia.
ment used 10 meet. But the trap
pings. the ermine-lined atmosphere
OF the Court Of Russia are gone.
The President Of the present re
public. kaiinin. a former peasant.
lives IN what was once the Court Of
Appeals. Despite his sweeping pow.
ers-this man lives much as he did
before the ~pyrotechnics q revolt pro.
PEELED him 70 his present berth.
The administrative offices are
housed In the floor above kalinin's
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

The game OF love demands. above all else.
honesty, d scrupulous honesty and fairness The
player who cheats, cheats only herself. And a
too-good knowledge Of the game is oftimes a
deterrent TO success. And the player must be
cards and the good. just as there are in q real
game. And a smart player can win even when
his hand Is bad and good cards are stacked
against him. OF course the winning suit Is hearts.
although to some women, unfortunately, 1t IS
diamonds. But whatever the trumps, we hope
that All Of you will always score and be well
ahead Of the game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

residence. Trotzky. before his fall.
lived In three modest room at the
end Of the hall.
Lenin. himself. during his lie. &C.
cupied four small chambers next 70
the administrative offices. The life
or Lenin and Trotzky. like the men
in power today. foreswore all the
pomp. the rich ornamentation. the
expensive habits Of living. that have
always been considered a natural ac-
ceSsory OF authority.
Among the scenes OF the Roman
offs Wild extravagances, they live
as clerks. For that matter they con-
slider themselves clerks keeping the
accounts that balance the gigantic
machine that Il the Russian govern
ment today
Ito BE Continuedl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

Lillian nor u.
tered A sound as we saw
Harry Underwood run swiftly
away from the "dud' which he had
lust thrust into the bucket OF water.
but her hand griDped mine so hard
hat j bore the mark long after
Then my father spoke with quick
reinsurance.
"That doesn't necessarily mca he
expects an explosion. It's only tho
usual precautinn which anyone but
a foolhardv and inexperienced person
would employ. You will see him re
turn TO Il IN a short time"
And. indeed. IL was but two or
three minutes before we saw him
walking toward the water bucket
again. lie peered into II. then
reached in and took out the dud.
Then he waved his hand with the
signal he had agreed upon with
Lillian.
"You can unlock that door now"
she said. and though she tried 20
make her voice calm. there was a
tremolo note IN Il which betrayed
the tremendous strain which had
just been lifted by her husbands
gesture.
/ took the key with . feeling Of
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

sembIy, that he thought Turkey
would never live as a nation IN
less this foolish. stupid. imprac-
teal, outrageous, one-wife for one
man law, was repealed and re-
pealed AZ once, with no nonsense
about X.
The new Turks won't marry az
all II they have 70 marry Just one
wife. says Saith Bey-and Saith Bey
really ought 10 know.
For they do say that he knows all
about Harems. Zenanas. and beautiful
Georgian slaves. and fair but frail
damseis from the far reaches OF
gorgeous Persia
The bachelors are In revolt. says
Saith Bey.
It's All very well 70 roam the
streets or Istamboul IN romantic
solitude. It's all very well to smoke
the bubble pipe OF contemplation in
certain resorts. perched high upon
the ancient walls Of the ancient city,
but what q real Turk wants II not
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

WAS he very much urset7r he
asked anxiously. That wasn't such
a pleasant experience. but Under
wood knew that I couldn't risk Rich
ard twice"
III think he was exceedingly angry
and terribly anxious until ] called TO
him that Harry was All right" i
said. Then the reaction sent him
into gusts OF laughter. He'll be all
right now"
I'm 40 glad" Lillian sighed con-
tentedly. They've both been such
bricks. X would have been too
bad 10 have had any rift within the
Lutte Look They're coming back.
and Harry has emptied all OF the
water out OF the bucket. The thing
mustn't be dangerous a. all"
But that Il was highly significant
70 AT OF us. we realized when the
two men came UP TO the steps. and
Harry Underwood said deferentially
10 my father:
You called the turn. Chief. There
Is q message inside"
CONTINUED Tomorrow
c1pTright 1884. Nv Newspaper Feature Series. Ine.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

lasts anywhere from one 70 eight
DAYS. More than half Of this num-
her are disabled because Of diseases
in the breathing organs. Among
them are included colds, bronchitis,
grippe. influenza and pneumonia
Diseases " this type are spread by
the spraying or the secretions OF the
nose and throat tn coughing. sneez'
ing. splitting and talking. People who
are tired and are IN rundown condi-
ton, when exposed 20 such dangers
quickly contract the infection. In
their turn. they spread II 10 others.
Any person who has a cold and Is
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Turkish Bachelors
Are in Open Revolt

-Opposed to Foolish" One-Wife Lac
By WINIFRED BLACK.

an occasional filtration with a pair
OF melting black eyes. and a whiff
OF altar Of roses and the sound OF
the white peacock crying I'm the
shadow or some flashing fountain
but a home.
"A real home with a courtyard and
a Harem and four or five good. at
tentive wives and two or three beau
tiful slaves and incense and per-
fume and. always AZ the background
OF his existence. the light-hearted
chatter ~ = dozen beautiful and con-
tented wives who have gray apes.
purple peacocks and graceful gn-
zelles from the desert for pets
Nice. plump, round women who
weigh az least 200 pounds and who
live upon cinnamon-flavored rice and
rich sweets-to keep their figures
after the Turkish fashion.
What are these slender. angular.
self-sufficient persons who call them
selves women 70 a Turk who - =
Turk
No clubs. no tennis. RIO golf FOR
him-the bazaars. the cool smoke. at
the shadowy end Of the day. the thick
coffee. the call OF the muezzin from
the ivory tower-and woman. lovely
w0man-plenty or her-all over the
place-the minute the eunuch filings
open the barred door on the zenana
and welcomes the HeetaT 10 Home,
Sweet Home.
What is a home-with only one
poor little lonesome wife IN II. any
how? SAYS the Turk.
And the Turkish women? Why,
they are nil for p0lygamy. too.
They're tired Of running around
looking for work. and acting Just
like men. They want 70 leave the
bazaars and the docks. and the mar
ket places. and put on their wells
ana run hack home 20 the Haren
well ~ takes all kinds Of people Is
make n world. doesn't it2
Even when some Or the people are
women.
lcr.rIFht. 1881. Ivy NswEpapsr Feature SERIES. Inc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

mating flavor as some OF the sharp
dressings viii. Similarly. q little
thick cream may De added 70 any
mixture or diced vegetables 20 be
used for stuffing In a cold salad.
And a half cupful OF cream added
to mushrooms cooked in butter
brings out the mushroom flavor
most deliciously.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
The Stars Say
For Wednesday, February 18.

"HE astral forces for this day
operate 70 bring lively and IN
~teresting conditions. with much
stirring about. change and fresh OBJ
portunities for advancement and
growth. II = a time FOR pushing for
favors and toward the goal of the
ambitions but with restraint and
sagacity- A tendency 10 rash and
impetuouS moves would he detri-
mental Also ii IL suggested that
precaution be exercised against fraud
and cuplicity a. well a. subtle
dangers.
Those whose birthday 10 is may
prepare for an active and eventfnl
year. with fresh opportunities for
advancement and prosperity, but
they r enjoined 70 b on guard
against d~uplicity. fraud and secret
Vaccinations and also 70 refrain
from impetuous actions and words.
Good Judgment and calm methods
should make for gratifying success
and happy frultions. A child born
on this day may Be well equipped Yer
q successful and progressive career.
but should be schooled In calm be-
havtor and seif-restraint en- well as
70 be alert Tor subtle ennities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

Scarfs are flying from many Of
the newest and most interesting OF
new costumes. They are a point for
earnest consideration In the selec-
ton az a new costume. be n de-
signed for day or evening. Many
daytime frocks achieve a soft. flat
tering neckllne BY lean OF a scarf
attached somewhere az the neckline
OF the dress and allowed 70 drape the
neck N a 1aunty and bcwitching
With all this. however.
the scarf. although an integral part
OF the frock. has the appearance Of
having been added as a smart after
thought. They are OF both wool and
SILK and In an array O. patterns
rlaids and stripes being exceedingly
popular. But the scarf that attends
the evening gown IS more definitely
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

MRS. u. w. Own YOU tell me
why my legs appear 70 swell during
the daytime while al night they 90
down. What treatment would be
helpful in this case?
A.-This condition may be caused
~ 4 possible heart IN kidney disturb
ance. although il is also possible hat
a. - due 10 oVcreNerti0n- such - long
standing. walking. etc. lave an
examination SO that definite advice
and treatment can be outlined.
MRS. y. r.. II. OIL have a rash
On my arms. shoulders and back
which IS slightly itchy. occurring IN
fight pink patches. When ] become
tanned N the Summer. these patches
remain light and are very noticeable.
What would you adviser
A.-This MAJ be due 70 q form or
eczema. although II would be diff
cult 70 make a definite diagnosis
without seeing the existing condition
Why not see a skin specialist for
examination and advice
A. ID. Q-yEhat can I DO FOR n
rain IN the area az the right iunE3
This has persisted FOR four years and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
11AA1S vi O. Wv In . Which Vas Tossed al the Farmhouse
Pn~LnN nnnn hu Nh RnnLa

as EarEantuan as IL was unexpected
20 me! / realized. or course. that
his emotion while in the closet had
been as much horrible anxiety for
his friend as wrath against him for
the way in which he had made IL
impossible for Dicky 70 80 with him
into danger. and that hts rebound
into mirth was as much nervous re-
action as the ~quavering OF my voice
and the trembling Of my body. But
| leaned against the newell. ut
terry spent as Dicky chortled and
srnote his knee with his fist the
while he sent gurgling maledictions
in the general direction Of his friend.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

preca ton is
the main cause
for most Of the
colds and Win
ter ailments so
common in this
country.
Do you know
hat am ng
every 1000 men
employed, there
III more than
a hundred !
Of disab ility
every year?
sThsr tw n Z =
whatever il Is.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
nEAR \ LEE,

- The last time / had m date
with my boy friend. he took the
liberty or entertaining me at his
home unchaperoned. ! am only
*. and he "a II. Although no harm
was done. both our families were
shocked 10 tears. We really love
each other. and feel that Il was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

All because
OF the new one
wife law, which
has been tear
ing Turkey into
shreds for the
D a q . { e w
months.
Saith Bey. a
deputy in the
Grand National
Assembly. rose
up like a wrath
rising from the
grave, and he
said, said he TO
fha whole As
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Answers 10 Health Queries

seems relieved when l am careful or
my diet and elimination. l have been
examined but the doctor pays little
attention 10 the pain. saying Il y
probably due 70 gas. Is this likely2
i am afraid OF lung trouble and am
extremely and hish-pitched.
Also troubled with constipation.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
The Lace Corn Expresses
Feminine appeal.
BY Vera Winston

TEMININE appeal is no better
expressed in the fashionable
ri than in the gown or
frock OK lace. Several designers.
among them the eminent Chanel.
have made themselves famous large
ly through the creation az lace
gowns. And this season she woman
who provides herself with q hand.
some lace gown designed for both
formal and semi-formal occasions.
Will do much toward increasing her
own reputation for good taste ia
dress a gown OF beige lace N
quite ~ practical as the traditional
lace gown and not quite as usual.
Such a model as that shown above
completed by q jacket OF the same
beige lace might grace an afternoon
tea. formal bridge or q dinner party.
n y cut on very simple lines with q
plain neckline both for the gown and
the cocktail jacket with its fiaring
pepium and short sleeves finished
In bands OK brown fur.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Words Of the Wise

IL Is a gentle and affectionate
thought that In unreasonable
height above u az our first
birth, the wreath ~ love was
woven with sparkling stars for
flowers. -Coleridge.
I'M the intercourse " social
life. III w by little acts NY watch
full kindness recurring daily and
hourly. by words, by tones. by
gestures, by looks, that affec-
ton il won and preserved.
-Sala.
"A friend should bear IA
friends infirmities.
Shakespeare
IL IL BY imitation, far more
than BY precept, that We learn
everything, and what We learn
thus we acquire not only more
effectually, but more pleasantly.
Burke.
-
"A solid and substantial great
ness OF soul looks down with
neglect on the censures and ap-
plauses of the multitude.
Addison.
The jealous man Is not angry
il you dislike another. but tx
you find those faults which are
in his own character you dis
cover not only your dislike of
another. but of himself.
Addison.
Man ~ 70 ma either n god or
q wolf. Erasmus.
Danger iB never overcome
without danger --Syrus-
M
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Run>D Down Condition
Invites "Cold" Germs
-Aroid the "Cougher and Sneezer''
Persons with LOuercd Health Should Keep Au0y From
CrOrds, 4drises authority, for the Spraying Of
Germs rs Main Cause Of the Common Cold

United States Senator from New York.
Former C0mniss0ner u HeaIth. Aeg York Guy.

1--WE All sneeze and we all
W cough. Yet how many Of
us cover our mouths when
we do this Neglect Of this little
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

A.-Eat plenty or good nourishing
food. including milk, eggs. fresh
fruits and vegetables. cereals and
plenty or water between meals. Sleep
as many hours as possible. Avoid
worry and overfatigue.
Copyright. 1881. BY Newspaper Feature ssfFlrs. Inc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

Fl. ~. Q-How can I gain weight
2.-Do YOU think cod liver oil viii
help one 10 gain?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Goodnight
Stories


woods when they heard . tiny noise
coming from a bed OK moss
who's there?" Hand cried
Answer u~ulckly-we haven't any
time" Rnarf added gruffiy. He was
a busy shadow-boy. always going
somewhere.
I'm herera the voice answered.
1T you're curious to find 81 who
n am. come over here and &c for
yourself" There didn't seem TO bg
anything else To 10 in this case. Hn
they all hurried over tO see who it
was. You can imagine their surprise
when they discovered a tiny boy. no
bigger than = pea. Ny name ts
Puck" the boy said.
Now the shadows didn't know who
Puck was-nt least not ali uf them
did. Hand. however. was exceeding
Inv clever. iii know who you are"
she said. You're IN eif."
"Wrong-I'm a fairy"
"Humph." Nil broke in. there
ISN'T any difference" Puck threw
his arms into the afr. / don't mean
that they actually flew off-he Just
threw them at arm's-length- NO
difference between elg and fairy
Wen. 7 declarei How do you spell
clf?' He looked right at YAM 60
she replied. Eli"
Correct. Now how 90 you spell
fairy2"
Elf" replied Knarf. winking ~
Yam.
THAT'S not II at an Puck cried.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

TACK to the Hareml
* Open up the Zenanas.
D Bring back the wells.
Marriage Is on the rocks IN
Isfamhnul.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

A-The pain is very likely due 10
gases-judging from the description
OF your symptoms. Eat more laxa-
tive food. take plenty or exercise IN
the open and keep your bowels open.
For further particulars send a self
addressed. stamped envelope and re-
peat your question. An X-ray exam
nation will definitely rule 0ut the
possibility OF a lung condition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

csByriEht 1881. y NsFIsissf Fsstus ssrvioe re.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

yNO IMPROVE a number OF
plain foods. add a spoonful
Or two of cream. Not whipped
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

A BOvE Moscow. only the
IN Kremlin and above the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17
Three Minute Journeys
By TEMPLE MANNING

nIin-NHearf of The Soriet Government"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

. EITHER Lillian nor ] ut
tered a sound as We saw
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-02-17

In any way lowered in health Should
keep away from crowds. Children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-29
JURY MUST WEIGH
TWO DEATH STORIES
Regulated Confession Claims Self
Defense-Statement at Trial
Offers Abb.

81 the Associated Press
COLORADO SPRINGS, October 20.
The jury in the trial Of Roy O. King
has been charged with the duty Of
deciding which Of his two separate
accounts Of the Staying of Lewis J.
Palmer. 1e-year-old friend Of his
daughter, Glenda King, Is the truth.
Judge Arthur Cornforth instructed
the jurors yesterday that If they be-
lieved Kings story Of shooting the
youth In self-defense. as set forth In q
repudiated statement to officers, they
should consider It as part Of his de-
Tense
The former church deacon has
maintained from the witness stand that
he was at home asleep at the time
Palmer was shot and wounded fatally
In q motor car with Glenda the night
of July 20. He said he made the con-
fession" to relieve his daughter from
further questioning.
Four possible verdicts, ranging from
murder in the first degree TO acQuittal,
were submitted to the jury. The ar