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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
A PAPA 0SZENTsEGE
AZ ERK0LCSTELENSEGROL

A papa szonoklatot tartott,
amelyben az egyre er6sb0d6 val
lastalansagr6l emlekezett meg. A
mai asszonyok mindenkeppen
azon vannak, hogy tisztasagukat
es szemeremerzesnket 0nmaguk-
ban megoljek. Az egyhaz egyetert
es tamogatja AIT a mozgalmat,
amely az asszonyok fiiggetlense-
get akarja kivivni es meg akarja
szabaditani 6ket ferfi uralma
alol, de csak abban az esetben, ha
sulyt helyeznek az isteni es az
emberi t0rvenyekre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
KISS FERENC
A VERHOVAY EGYLET
IGAZGAT0SAGI TAGJA
MEGHALT

Lapunk zartakor arr6l ertesi-
tenek benniinket, hogy Kiss Fe-
rene, Verhovay Betegsegelyzo
Egylet erdemdus igazgatosagi
tagja ma reggel, november San
Bnffal6ban elhunyt. Temetese va
sarnap lesz Buffaloban.
Nyugodjon. bekeben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
Az Vi Oakland
modelek remekek
Megerkeztek Is ,kiallitason latha
t6k a foiigyn0ksegnel.
A motor nagyobb,
er6sebb es gyor-
sabb. u

A legujabb Oakland modelek
minden tekintetben szebbek Is
mechanikailag t0keletesebbek es
most vannak kiallitason hely.
bell Oakland Is Pontiac f6iigy-
nohegen.
Az vi All American hatosok ma
gyobbak, tagasabbak es kenyel-
mesebbek, mint a regi modelek.
A motor sokkal erosebb es ma
gyobb gyorsasagot felt ki. A ke-
rekcken vi Oakland tipusu fek
van mind a negyen. A. karossze-
riat Fisher mesterkeze keszitette
a legujabb Duco szinek, maya
sabb es nagyobb keresztaramu ra-
diatorok, beallithato hajto tiles,
Lovejoy shock absorberek fedett
rug6kkal, uj alaku lampak, uj
kormanykerek es mas fontos ujji-
tasok teszik nevezetesse az uj All
American Oaklandot.
Mint tudnivalo az Oakland a
General Motors Corporation, a
vilag legnagyobb automobil gyar-
to vallalatanak keszitmenye. A
motor minden reszletet General
Motors gepeszmernoki kara pro-
balja XII.
Dacara annak, hogy gepek
csak most kerilnek a nagykozon-
seq SCENE ele, a pr6bakocsik mar
milli6 es millio mertf0ldet salad
tax General Motors probate
rem es ICY minden tekintetben XII
probalva keriil az uj model a k0-
zonseg kezebe.
Het szemelyes gepeken kivGl
sport roadster, sport pheaton,
kupe, 2 altos szedan, 4 altos sze-
dan es egy egeszen vi tlandaulet
sedan es atalakithat6 kabriolct
egeszitik XII a modelek sorat.
Az vi karosszeriaban a hatuls6
iilesek szelesebbek mint az eddigi
modelekben. AZ elso iilesek es XII
lonosen a hajto tiles beallithatok
es igazithatok hajt6 kenyel-
mere.
Az vi motor 22S kobincs. cylin-
der iirtartalmu regi 212-vel
szemben. Ez es mas motor ujita-
sok lehetove teszik a gep sebesse-
get 10 mertfold0n feliil. Az uj
motor 68 l6erSvels ,rendelkezik
5000 percenkenti fordulattal.
Az vi gepet csak akkor islner-
heti nreg igazan, ha megtekinti es
aztan kiprobalja. Oily sok az uj
benne, fhogysazt egy rovid cikk
kereteben mem ligen 1ehet leirni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

flax else dijat John Vernec, 8
masodikat George Orosz nyerte
Ne felejtsiik el, hogy a Katho
likus Ifjusagi K0r Macy Thanks
giving bait tart e h6 29-en al
Eagle Hallban, hol egy Macy
pulyka kerul sorsolas ala. Jo ze
he lesz, s aki j6l akar mulatni, j6.
teszi, ha oft lesz. Bebizonyoso
dott, hogy mindig jol lehet mulat
nj a Kath. Ifjusag mulatsagan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

A magyar g0rSg katholikus hit
k08s6R sikeriilt b&lja.

Nagyon sikerult sziireti mulat-
sagot rendeztek a g0r. kath. hit
,kozseg buzgo munkasai oktober
h6 27-en a kozismert Szuligan
Hallban. "A hitk0zseg penztara
szep tiszta nyereseggel dicseked-
hetik annak ellenere, hogy az id5
es0s volt.,.A zenet Zajac bandaja
szolgaltatta. "A terem tomve volt
a tancolo parokkal. A balra mar
jo el6re felkesziilt hitk0zsegiink
apraja nagyja, tudva, hogy mu-
latsaggal bezarul a tancolas ide-
nye. Sep targyak is keriiltek
sorsolas ala. A jegyeket arusitot-
tax: Valeczkyne, Batarine, 0zv..
Veghse6ne, Menyhert Istvanne,
Horcsik Mihalyne, Vaj6 Mihaly,
Janosi Peter, Baginy Istvanne,
Petranckyne, Lengyel Peter, ST.
monovskyne, var6csikne, Cholen-
skyne; mindezek egy-egy kony-
vecskevel eladtak.
Ket k0nyvecskevel elkinaltak ):
Hricz6 Janosne, Pasa-Nagy J6-
zsefne. 20
A terem diszitesevel foglalatos-
kodiak: Lengyel Peterne es la
nya ifj. Kondrath Janosne, Gyom
berne, Hajdu Paine, Janosine; a
balon dolgoztak: Lengyel Peter,
Fedor Janos es !, Cholensky Fe-
rene gondnokok, Pletenik Janos,
Lenart Andras, Janosi p, Saba
dos Josef, Petranczky J6zsef, ST.
roxy ihaly, Kovacs Mikl6s, San
dor Ferenc es Vask6 Janos.
Ajandekots sadtak: var6csik ia
nosne es Cholenskyne sandwichet
es 10th Istvan 10 darab kenyeret.
Sz6l6cs6szok voltak: Deak gye-
rekek, Piskor gyerekek, Lengyel
lanyka, 10th Mariska, DAM Maris-
ka, Orto R6zsika, Belencky Ma
ria, Adami 1lonka. Legtobb sz6lo
"tolvajt" csipett el - Piskor Err
zsi, aki ajandekul egy doboz
candyt kapott. A legtobbet "lo-
pott" - Kiss Jozsef; szinten egy
doboz condyt kapott.
Halas koszonetiinket tolmacsol-
juk faradoz6knak, ajandekot
ad6knak Is a hitkozsegiinket par
tolo magyar testvereinknek, vala-
mint a vendegeknek.
Azok a targyak, melyekre IT,
ket volt arulva, lien lesznek XII
sorsolva. Az Oltar Egylet 10 ewes
fenallasa es a hitk0zseg egesz evi
munkalkodasaert vacsordt fog
rendezni december 2-an. Azon a
vacsoran fognak gondnokok XII
mutatast adni arrol, hogy mu-
,latsagokb6l mennyi haszon volt
IL honapon at.
A rendezOseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

V6legenyjclolt az arahoz: FL
gyelmeztetem dragam, hogy az
en- gyomrom nagyon kenyes.
Menyasszonyjel0lt: Az enyem
is. Meg sohasem tudtam ugy f6z-
nj, hogy az etel izlett volna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
sxENT SIsTvAN EGYLET

Beteg tagjaink: Ozv Hajdu
Istyanne 1924 Wilson Ave, iii.
,Szuhy Janos 268 Z. Avondale
Ave-, Szeman sMiklos 80 Florida
Ave, Behish Adam xl2l7i Central
Ave, Vakages ,Ssad dorne, Campus
burg, Pa. Defeeseg az eln5knfl
'jelentendS :;21l flod~ard st. Tele!
|fon 1892.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08

Az6ta elmultak az evtizedek es
elmultak axok a csal&dok is, akik-
mex hozzatartoz6i ottmaradtak a
hullamsirban. A nagyert6ku
aranykincset most megpr6baljak
visszah6ditani a tengert3l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
Lak6tarsak

- Vigyazz, melyik toriilkoz6t
veszed mosdas utan, inert az
egyikkel cip6t pucoltam.
- Micsoda diszn6sag, hanyszor
mondtam mar, hogy hasznald a
fiiggonyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
A is gyerek

- Miert koltesz fel a legjobb
almombol, te haszontalan?
= Azert, apukam, inert jatsza-
nj akarok az uj trombitaval es a
mama megtiltotta, hogy trombi-
taljak, mig papa alszik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
Az 1DEaENEK PRoBLfMAI
Canadabol erkezett idegenek tor.
venyes lakhely igazolasa. 5

Kerdes: Nehany evi canadai
tartozkodas utan, 1916-ban erkez-
TEN az EgyesGlt Allamokba.
Mentrealban iiltem fel vonatra,
hataron = valahol - megvizs-
galtak es lefizettem a fejad6t.
Polgarosodasi acknowledgement
most visszakildtek, inert anitolag
mem talaljak megerkezesi adatai-
mat. Hogyan igazolhatom, hogy
t0rvenyesen erkeztem es lakOm
itten?
Valasz: A 2214. szamu iirlap
kiiloh ,fejezetet foglal magaban
azok szamara, akik Canadian vagy
Mexicon keresztul j0ttek az Egye
silt Allamokba. T0ltse ki AIT is,
jelezze, hogy hol szallt lie haj6-
r6l Canadaban, mikor hogy me-
lyik varosbol Jolt at ebbe az or
szagba hogy hol es mikor ker-
deztek XII hataron. Ha mem ke-
pes visszaemlekezni az erkezes
idejere, vagy ARA hatarmenti
varosra, ahol megyizsgaltak, je-
lezze helyet, ahol vasuti jegyet
megvette es varos nevet, ahova
az Egyesiilt Allamokban utazott
ezek reven esetleg a Naturali-
zation Bureau kepes lesz meyer
kezesi adatait kinyomozni. Rend-
Xviii fontos dolog, hogy AIT a ne
vet mondja be, amelyet akkor
hasznalt.
Igen gyakori dolog, hogy be-
vandorlok, akik sok ev elott er-
keztek az orszagba, keptelenek
bevandorlasi k0rulmenyeikre es
pontos adataikra visszaemlekez-
nj, de az is gyakori eset, hogy a
fenallo adatok hianya, vagy hely-
telensege Matt bevandorlasi hi
vatal a kennel fekv6 adatok hal
mazab6l mem kepes az illet6t azo-
nositani. Eppen exert terjesztet-
tex a Kepviselohaz ele egy tor
cenyjavaslatot, amely kv6tat0r
veny eletbeleptetese elott erke-
zett, bevandorl6k honositasat
megkonnyitene es pontos adataik
beszerzeset elkerilhetove tenne.
Zavar a tanuk szerzese k0riil.
Kerdes: Az elmult 0t evb0l har-
mat Pennsylvaniaban, kettot
Ohio allamban t0ltGttem. Hogan
szerezhetnek most polgarjoga-
i'm megszerzesehez feltetlen meg
kivant tanukat, akik engem ot
even at hihertek?
Valasz: Amikor folyamodva-
nyat beadja, nevezzen meg ketI
tanut lakhelyerol, akik polgarai
ennek az orszagnak akik Ont az
ut6bb harom even at j6l ismerik,
valamint ket mask tanut Ohiob6l
S amikor az On folyamodvanyat|
hivatalosan nyugtazzak, Natu-
ralization Bureau megvizsgalja az
els0bb emlitett tanukat. Ugyan-
csak az 8 dolguk lesz az ohioi ta-
nuk megyizsgalasat is Is ok hiva-
talos jelentest adnak .arrol az On
keriileteben kinevezett Natura1i-
zation Directornak.9 Igyekezzekl
tellat megszerzni6 taliuit ugy Ohio
ban, mint Pennsylvaniaban. 4
Allami vadassati tSrv6ny.
K6rdes: Pennsylvania fsrnaer1
bar6tom meghivott, hogy latogas-|
sam meg . szarvas es 6z-vadaszatl
idejen. Meg mem vagyok poleara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-08
Kap6ra

- Oh, bocsAnat, eltevesztettem
az ajt6t, idemegyek a szomszedba
a hazassagkozvetit6h0z ne tessek
haragudni.
Oh, kerem, mines semmi bal,
meg hajadon vagyok.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18
Issue Regulations
For Storage Fruits

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. June Is
Inclusion under the terms OF the
United States warehouse net of Tire
storage of cold pack fruit. il pro-
yided in regulations recently signed
and promulgated BY the secretary OF
agricultural economies.
Cold pack fruit Is defined in the
regulations as the product obtained
by packing properly matured and
fresh fruit and berries according to
specified conditions, into suitable
containers. and by maintaining such
pack commodities at a temperature
sufficiently low to insure it's prescr-
walton.
Under the regulations the packing
plant must be inspected and ap-
proved by department examiners and
the product must be inspected and
approved at the packing plants by
licensed examiners who must issue a
special form OF certificate to the
storing warehouseman. No product
is permitted to be stored il il fails
20 reach the sharp room Of the ware
house within IL hours after insnec-
ton ut the packing plant. Tempcra-
ture of the sharp room must be 1T
least zcro and all products 10 he
stored must remain in the sharp
room al least ~ hours before be-
ing transferred tO regular cold stor-
age compartments. which must have
temperatures not I'm excess Of 20 de-
grccs Fahrenheit at all times.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18

TO new FIELD
Z. l. Crawford Resigns
To Accept Position
With u. S.

COLLEGE STATION, Texas. June
lS.-G. II. Crawford. marketing re-
search specialist of the Experiment
Station, a. 4 ". College of Texas.
for the last three years. has resigned
20 7cCept appointment with the Unit
ed States department Of agriculture
~ Us program Of cotton research.
In his new post he becomes agri-
cultural economist in the division Of
cotton marketing. bureau az arri-
cultural economics. and will pursue
studies IN cotton marketing relat-
ing TO prices paid for different
grades and staples. He will be di-
rectly associated with DR.. b. Young
blood who recently left the director
ship Of the experiment station to
take charge Of the research work
Of the division OF cotton marketing
Of the department.
Ar. CravfordS services with A. G.
NJ. date from 1917. Prior 70 entering
the division Of farm and ranch eco
Monies Of the experiment station
early IN 1926. he was district agent
IN the extension service. During his
connection with the college he has
made a close study Of Texas farm
ing conditions and problems.
Mr.. Crawford left last week for the
last. and prior To his departure stat
ed he intended 70 make some spe-
cial investigations for the Lower Rio
Grande Valley relative to vegetable
marketing and especially in refer
oRce "a water terminal facilities
along the Atlantic scaboard. tn re-
cent months he has devoted his time
70 investigation Of conditions i'm the
big truck markets Of the United
States. and will soon issue A bulletin
covering the results az this work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18
MALONE SEES
WALKER WIN
Hudkina and Champ To
Meet Thursday
For Title

CHICAGO, June lS.-.n-Jock
Malone. the rugged st. Paul hattIer.
who believes NV ought To know. can
see nothing but victory for Mickey
Walker when he defends his middle
weight title against tae onslaugh.s
Of Ace Hudlins ~ Conf Key park
Thursday night.
Malone, who has fought Waller
five times and who holds q ten
round decision over him. believes
the champion is too smart for the
Nebraska challenger.
Champion and challenger viii wind
up their heavy training tomorrow.
Both are confident ~ victory and
both say the bout will end ~ \
knockout. Walker suffered q sliehU
cut over his cye yesterday while
sparring with fluffy Griffith W
Sioux City, hut otherwise is in good
condition.
Promoter Mullen. who expects n
100000 gate for The match. reports
receipts have passed the $3.50
mark.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18
Cancel Terminal
Charge on Fruit

FRESNO. Calf, June 1s.-The
terminal charge Of Sc a cwt., on Cali
fOrnia ranges shipped to New Eng
land points was cancelled, effective
June z, according TO G. o. Cornwell,
traffic manager Of the California
Fruit Growers Exchange, who has
charge Of such negotiations with the
railroads.
This action by the carriers deli
nitely establishes the Sl.55 rate on
oranges to all eastern points. a SINH
lar terminal charge at New York and
eastern Canada points having been
cancelled last year with q saving to
growers Of $l00, 900 annually, il is
stated.
The New England lines have
agreed. subjec. TO approval OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission. to
refuRG this terminal charge back ~
September j, 1927. which will
amount to over $4,000 reparation 70
exchange growers, Nr. Cornwell
said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18

about As being present Ut the two
day encampmcnt.
Then the boys came on. In auto
mobiles, on foot, and on horseback,
they trouped from the four
of thc county 10 the cncampment,
which opened Thursday. One boy
made the trip on horseback, and all
he brought was the clothing on his
back and a bathing suit.
The boys must wear overalls in
order ~ attend A~lsmeyer's camp. And
they wear 'gm.
Boys Eat Army Style
The husky young farm boys sleep
III the open ~ the camp, and slip into
the Arroyo three times u day for u
cool. soothing bath. The remainder
Of the program during the day in
cluded some moving pictures, 4 few
talks, and the tri-daily "~breadlinc.'
The boys take their food army
style. They line UP At The chow bell,
and pass down IN single file beside
the food. which ig dished out by some
az the boys acting nv chefs. dis
pcnscrs, etc. Then the boys sit
around On cots, on the ground, or
stand and eat.
Alsmeyer was assisted IN conduct
ing the camp BY E. o. Miller, agrono-
mist Of the Texas A. 4 Al. College,
and ~. u. Burwell, Santa Rosa voca-
tionnl agricultural teacher, one 0f the
"old stand-bysT of the boys camp.
Mrs. Alsmcyer also was on hand part
If the time "a help her husband at
tend TO the camp.
Considerable aid to the camp was
rendered by different clubs. COM
panies and individuals. The kiwanis
clubs of San Berito and Harrington
furnished transportation Ice cream
was furnished by the Mistletoc
Creamery ~ Weslaco, and the XII
wants clab az San Bcnito. The Mis-
souri, Pacific Lines furnished the
meal for the boys Saturday. when a
barbecue lunch was served At noon.
Jack Wright Of San Benito furnished
milk. sending ten gallons n day tn the
camp.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18
Dominy Head of
San Benito Lions
Special to The Heraldl

SAN BEkITO. June tsp. +.
Dominy was reelected president OF
the San Benito Lions club Mt the cleo
tion Of officers held by the club
here.
Other officers who were reelected
are II. vi. Moore. treasurer; A. ID.
Methven. secretary; and A. S. Hig-
gins, lion tanner.
l.. c. Fitch was elected first vice
president Of the club; DR.. j. N
Dowis, second vice president; ]. ID.
Wren, tail twister; DR.. L. J. Lyle and
j. +. McAnally, two year directors:
and Bill Bates, n year director. All
these arc new officers.
The new officers will be officially
installed on July /.
The club presented y. =. McAnally,
neely married member Of the or
Canization. with a coffee p~ercolator.
A meeting of directors Of the club
has been called by the president for
Tuesday night Of next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18
SECONDPLACE
ROW IN TEXAS
LOOP IS HOT
Five Games Separate
Three Teams Fight
ing For End; Bluffs
Seem Sure of First
Thy Associated Press).

with Houston practically ain" a.
first half champions Of the Texas
league, the chief fight now is for the
r~unner-up position. Fort Worth has
2 lead Of = game. and a half yer
wichita Falls. three over San An
tonic and five over Shreveport, but
tne eenthers must show q reversal
Of form To held second place.
sunday two more games were add
ed to the Cats losing streak with
Shreveport making the Feiines sub
misslFe by cores of II to z, and .
70 T.. Incidentally the Sports boost
mark.
"Wiid I"r Hallahan was too wild
while -~-. Messenger held the
ieague-ic@seTs in check and San An
toaio trounced Houston. q to 3.
wichita Falls, playing like the
nikle champion Spudders of 1927,
made u four straight over Dallas.
The two games weren't even close. the
wichitans winning by scores Of IA
to ?. and Q to 1.
waco was ha~rd-p-essed to win
two from the lowly Exporters, 4 TO 2,
and 4 70 g.. Art Shires' antics on
the bases in the second contest
didn't help Beaumont any. He beat
out an infield grounder, stole see
ond, third and home. This same
Shires hit a home run IN the first
Atiit. Wayne Windlc, Waco short
s8oP, also crashed one over the fence
IN the first game. Not satisfied
with that, he made a sensational
stop IN the ninth and turned a
seeming sure nit into a double
play.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18
CARDS BUILD
UP lead With
EIGHT IN ROW
BUGS Slap Giant Rally
Menace Back; Babe
And Gehrig Get Nos.
rs, is Respectively
BY HERBERT W. BARKER
Associated Fress Sports Writer

A wide open space is beginning te
show between the high-flying St.
Louis Cardinals and the rest Of the
National League pack.
The Cards carried their winning
streak to eight straight games Mt the
expense Of the falteri-g Ci~ncinna~
Reds ut Rcdland Sunday. Rain
halted play in tho sixth inning with
the Cardinals leading, 8 TO ?. chief
~ on account Of jake Mays Wild
ness. Five run filtered over the
plate in the first inning, enough 10
assure MeKechnie's men OF victory
behind cold Pete Alexanger's ef-
fective pitching.
The New York Giants allowed Il
golden opportunity to gain on the
seeond-plaee Rees 60 a-Elimmerinr
rnen they bowed before the moist
delivery Of Burleigh Grimes. Bur-
leigh, traded 20 the Pirates by the
Giants during the winter, gave his
former teammates only five hits and
won, s To O..
Dazzy Vance turned IN a hurting
masterpiece as Brooklyn turned hack
the Cubs, ! TO O. He struck out Is
men and gave up only three hits.
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig nut On
their famous act 10 the dismay OF St.
Louis fans and the Yankees pounded
out an easy 6 70 . victory over the
Browns. Babe smashed his twenty
fifth homer Of the season with ore
on base IN tha seventh. Gehrir
waited until the ninth to get No. 1G.
also with one man on base.
Sad sam Jones allowed three hits
AZ Washington shut out Detroit. liz
70 Q, the Senator's third victory oil
the fuur-Came series. IN the first
four innings the Senator'S pounded
out IL hits and scored as many runs.
The Philadelphia Athletic held
fast 70 their position eight and a
half games back W the Yanks with
q hitterly-fought S 20 z verdict over
the Indians &C Cleveland.
Rain washed 4 the Boston-Chi-
cagO game.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-06-18
HOW
ARE STANDING
Oncluding Games ~ June 10
tBy The A Associated Prcssl

CIncluding Game~ ~ June 10
tBy The Associated PrcssJ
National
Batting -Hornshy, Braves, .A13.
Euns-Bottomlcy, Cards. -.
Runs batted n-Bissonette, Rob
ins, 10.
Hits -Douthit, Cards. GT.
Dou5lcs-Frisch, Boltamlcy, Cards
IL.
Triplcs-Walkcr, Reds. 81.
Homcrs-Bottomley. Cards, Bis.
sonette. Robins, Hornsby, Braves, 10
stolen basos-Frisch. Cards. IL.
Pitching-BentoH, Giants, won II
lost 2.
American
Batting-Goslin, Senators, .42l.
Runs-Ruth, Yanks. SO.
Runs halted i'm Ruth, Yanks. 60.
Hits Manush, Browns. S1.
Douhles-Manush. Browns. 40.
Triples-Lazzeri, Yanks, Rice. Sen.
ators. r..
Homcrs- Ruth, Narks. 25.
Stolen bases Sweeney, Tigers. no
Pitching-Hoyt, Yanks, won q, los,
1.
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Missionary Society
Meet Opens Tuesday

HARLINGEN. June IS.-Arprox-
imately geo via itors, representing alI
parts of the Valley, Will Ia in Har-
lingcn Tuesday to attend Tho jubl-
Tee district conference Ok the Wom-
cns Missionary society w the
Brownsville district which VIII oren
in the Methodist church at $3.50 m. m.
The conference Will discuss. as itr
principal topic. ~How 70 Reach tie
Jubilee Goals IN Conference, District
and Auxiliary
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&C. Bowie Starts
Firm In San Benito

4 sAN NENITO, June 16.-A new
business was added to the list in
San Benito this week when John G.
Bowie, wei known real estate dealer,
.oaened an office on Bats street. IN
Bowie Brothers building.
\ Mr.. Bowie said that he will deal
n Municipality in city property. He has
mem in the Valley for more thar
years, and spent practically all
Nat time in the real estate bust
~esa.t
" For several years he has been con.
with the real estate firm Of
N Trent here.