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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-11
Yesterdays Games
NATIONAL LEAGUl

Boston ............. 6 10 Q
Chicago ............ 10
Greenfield, Clarkson. R. Smith
and Taylor; Holly, Jones, Bush and
Hartnett.
R H E
Brooklyn .......... 4 8 0
McWeeny. Ehrhardt. Elliott and
Gooch; Donohue and Hargrave.
Philadelphia ........ 5 10 0
Pittsburgh ......... 6 10 /
Ring. Sweetland and Le-ian; kre-
mer and Hargreaves.
New York .......... | 5 Q
st. Louis .......... 5 II @
Genewich. Henry and Hogan; Nit
chell and Wilson.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
R H E
..ouio go.
Coffman ard Manion; Ruffing.
Bradley and Hofnann, Heving.
First Game
R H E
Cleveland ......... 5 10 o
Washington ....... 8 16 3
Shaute, Harder and L. Sewell;
Brown, Marberry and Kenna.
Second Game
Cleveland .......... o IA 3
Washington ........ 8 Is o
Miller, Levsen and Wyatt; CASTOR
and Tate.
Others postponed.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
r H E
Columbus -. ....... 4 s /
Wykoff, Meyers and Shinault;
Hopkins and Te3mer.
X II E
Toledo ............. s 10 o
Minneapolis ....... 10 16 2
Palmero. Ry-n, Scott and O'Neil,
Handy: Brillheart, Mccullough and
McMullen.
R H E
Indianapolis ........7 IL /
Milwaukee ....... l 8 o
Schupp and Spencer; Gearin,
Reitz, Fons and McMenemy.
r H E
Louisville .......... s Is 2
ansas City ........9 IL o
Koob, Sommers and Thompson;
Sheehan and Peters.
WESTERN LEAGUE
-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-11

cooperation is paramount Mr..
George w. Wightman Of Boston and
the American athletes are now even.
We athletes helped him put over the
Olympic fund and now he is going
to help US by not being on the ship"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-11

COME HITLER, Ell!
Il smiled at . girl last night, and
as she passed she gave me q smile
in return"
What followed?"
Il did. -Everybody's Weekly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-11
Spuhn Gets New J0h

Fred Spuhn, assistant crew
coach IT Penn, will co.. oh the Ha-
vana Yacht Club crews this sum-
mer instead Of Rusty Callow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-11

WESTERN LEAGUE
Wichita Z; Amarillo 6.
Oklahoma City IL; Tulsa 6.
Omaha 8; Pueblo !.
Des Moines s; Derver 6. N.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
MATAMOROS
BUYSPAVINC
Chaplin to Top Sixth
Street From Rail-
way to Plaza

Sixth street. in MatamoroE. which
is the principal thoroughfare be-
tween the National Lines Of Mexico
tracks and the main plaza. is 70 be
topped.
Announcement was made Thursday
that At a meeting Of the municipal
committee on new Improvements, a
contract was awarded to the Chaplin
Paving Company of Brownsville and
San Antonio, to supply a bituminous
topping for the street.
The contract was awarded at u
price Of $4,000. and the work j. to
start as soon as the weather permits.
Manuel Artega is preside.2 of the
committee, j. j. de la Cara is vice.
president, and Jose r.. Martinez is
treasurer.
Funds for the work are to be OBJ
tanned from the continued collection
Of the ten cent tax al the Mexican
end or the Gateway bridge. and from
automobile licenses, both OF which
funds have been turned over to the
committee Of businessmen.
In addition. r. b. Creager. presi-
dent Of the Gateway Bridge company.
authorized a contribution ~ the COM
pany of $1,000 TO help defray the cost
of the work. Also the committee will
receive two per cent Of the receipts
Of the customhouse, and forty per
cent OF the duty on materials that
VIII have TO be imported.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28

Child Club Topic

SAN BENITO, Sept. 2S.-Rev.
Francis M. Davis. pastor Of the Pres
byterian church al San Benito. dis
cussed the undcrprivileged child, and
agricultural extension st the meeting
Of the Kiwanis club this week.
Rev. Davis went into details az the
district kiwanis convention. and told
what ! being done on these two sub
iects BY the state and national or
CARNATIONS.
A. Il. Harris, president Of the club.
called attention 10 the fact that an
other mass meeting Of local citizens
will be held at the senior high school
building here Monday night. at which
time a final decision on the question
Of joining in support ar the Point
Isabel project i'll scheduled ~ be
reached.
Miss Iantka Demaree sang several
selections. accompanied IN Mrs.
Angie TAYLOR.
Announcement was made that ~. L.
Covington. who was sent 20 the Boy
Scout camp BY the club, will report
az the neAt meeting.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
Kiwanis To Aid
Community House
Finance Campaign

A committee. to confer with Cham
Der Of Commerce officials relative to
the raising Of funds for the con-
struction az a community hosse on
property located between the Cham
Der Of Commerce and the United
States immigration service property,
was named NJ the regular luncheon
VI the Brownsville Kiwanis club.
held in the FL Jardin hotel, Tuesday
noon.
Appointed on the committee werc
n. II. WelcA WI. A. Rasco and b. M.
Cromack.
Sketches of the proposed communi-
ty house were presented at the
luncheon BY George Mansur, after
which a round table discussion was
held relative 10 the project.
Several musical selections were
presented by Miss kat~srine Morley,
s%oloist. and Mrs. Arthur Kinkadc,
accnmpanist.
Travis Jennings, president of the
club. presided.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
Valley Society
Phone z


Of Mrs. Harry Luptcn with f1rz.
Lupton and Hrs. Jerry Mitchell as
joint hostesses.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Smith II. Henderson has re-
turned to her home after q four
months visit with her parents in
Walla Walla. Wash.
Mrs. Jewell Moses has returned
q the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. VI. Moses. after spending
several months in San Bentio.
Mr. and Mrs. & A Stanford and
children have returned to their home
a Los F%resnos after spending three
weeks visiting in Oklahoma and Ar
kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve ". Dunlap and
small son and daughter have gone Ia
San Antonio where they will visit
with Mrs. Dunlap's parents.
Ernest Barr and his mother, Mrs.
s. Z. Barr, spent from Saturday Go
Tuesday visiting with their cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wiseman or
Houston.
Nolan Taylor has returned from
a business trip 20 Austin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28

pathfinding merit badges; Sylvan
Golden. carpentry. personal health,
rathfinding. and leathercraft merit
badges Philip Lcntz. swimming
cooking. public health, personal
health. and lcathercraft merit badges;
HIGHLAND Thomas. leathercraft merit
badge; Roger Terry, personal health,
haskctry. p~athfindinE. firemanship-
and leathercrnft merit badges Glenn
Commons. first mid 70 animals, first
aid. basketry. pioneering, personal
health. public health. canoeing. and
safety merit badges; George Strunk.
second class badge; Randolph Ander-
son.. second class badge John CT
meyer, second class badge: Grin
Johnson. second elias badge; Leonard
NanBerg. first aid 10 animals. has
kerry. pioneering. PERSONA health.
public health. and hurleinE merit
badges and 4 star badge: Walter
Hoekstra. leathercraft. and fireman
ship merit badges; Emil Fossler. first
class badges and swimming life saw
inR. canoeing. personal health pub
lic health. -leatherrraft. cooking. and
first aid to animals merit badges;
Truett Blankenship. q star badge and
nathfindinr- pioneering, personal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
Church Women
Honor Pastor

A chicken dinner was served to
about eighty members Of the congre-
cation OF the Christian church Thurs
day. as a compliment from the wom-
en- Of the church. the affair being ar
ranged in honor Of the new pastor.
Rev. James r. Wright. and Mrs.
Wright. The social rooms OF the
church had been beautifully decorat-
ed with fern and cut flowers in va
RED colors. Dinner was served on
small tables. each seating four, and
ornamented with flowers in bud vas
es.
Miss Matte Gentry acted as toast
mistress. A very pleasing program
was rendered, consisting Of impromp-
IA speeches and stunts. Mr.. Wright
and Rev. +. S. Baker were the prin-
cipal speakers. Readings were pre-
scented hy Miss Eta Nance GiIiiland,
and Mrs. r. NJ. Warren.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
30 Badges Given
Il Boy Scouts In
Mercedes Schools
Especial 70 The Herald

Especial TO Tbs Herald1
MERCEDES. Sept. 2S.-At the high
school assembly this week "a Boy
Scouts received 80 badges presented
hy the local court of honor. n. ~.
Lyons. assistant scout executive. was
present and assisted in awarding the
badges. These rewards arc princi-
paliy the result Of tha Boy Scout
camp at Camp Perry. near Rio
Hondo. during August.
The awards are as follows. Albert
Seymour. basketry meri. badge:
Harry Bowman. second class badge
and merit badge lin hasketry. Aaron
Hessel. personal health. safety. and
pathfinding merit badges; John
Shaw, carpentry merit badge: Albert
Sonnenfeild. carpentry. personal
health. lcathcrrraft. fircmanshir. and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
School Band Plays
lst Time Wednesday

|NT""NIWT ~ - N"E"~F
HARLINGEN. Sept. aS.-Thr high
school band. under the direction Of
Joe Lyday. made their first appear
anca at the high school assembly
Wednesday morning.
Following several numbers. Chan
lain y. s. Pearce made q short talk.
stating that he thought the school
was in better condition than ever
before. Enrolled pupils were given
as 1925.
Junior class banners we're display
ed during the assembly. They are
triangular. half rcd. half white. with
"Harlingenr in red letters on the
white half. The Juniors propose w
raise expense money ~ the sale of
these banners.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
LOS FRESNOS
c~o.HosTEssEs TO CLUB


Mrs. II. ii. CiIleT ard Mrs. r. t-
Richev were co-hostesses TO mem
hers Of the Woman's Service club AZ
the home Of Mrs. Riehey on Thurs
dan afternoon. Mrs. W. =. Palmer,
Who ~ vice president Of the club
presided over a short business ses-
sion. The roll call was answered By
each member relating 10 the life 81
4 Revolutionary hero. The first
number on the program was a vocal
solo. BIZ Mrs. John Chase. Mrs. q. II
NcCulloch made an address or Paul
Rerere's Ride and What It Meant
~ Our Nation Mrs. James Downey
and Mrs. Richey presented = piano
duet ard the program vas conciud-
81 with a round table discussion on
e~T5ndberrh's Flight and What i
Will Mean to Our Nation Re-
fashments consisting Of ambrosia
with whipped cream. pastry, cake
.rd ice tea was served to the thirty
members and one guest, Mrs. Thorn
Il Henry Of San Benito. The next
meetinr will Be held a. the home
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
Baptist Church
Gusts Minister

AAAHElM, Cal. Sept. 2S.-iFl-
Rev. Ernest j.. Plenderleith. resigned
pastor Of the Calvary Baptist church,
has been u~nfrocked By the council Of
Santa Ana Valley churches meeting
here.
The accusations against the min
lister were based on charges Of I'M
moral conduct while he was pastor
Of a Baptist church il Vancouver,
Il. a.
The council yesterday recommend
ed to the membership Of the local
church that the hand Of fellowship
be Withdrawn from Rev. Plender-
leith.n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
BRAKEMAN INJcRED DIES

BRECKENRIDGE. Tex. Sept. %
R-Earl Hughes, %. Wichita Falls
& Southern railroad brakeman, died
last night of injuries received while
assisting a wrccking crew in placing
an overturned box car hack On the
track near here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
American Engineer
In Mexico Missing

MEXICO CITY. SEPT. as-tPi-El
Universal said today that TX was
feared n. X. Edwards. an American
engineer, had met with some mishap
since he had been missing since sun
day. He left Mexico City that day
frr Zaracoza. IN the state of Fuebla,
where he was connected with " min
ing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
Fair Rodeo Plans
Getting Under Way

MISSION. Sept. ga Wild west
rodeo. an annual event and feature
Of the Hidalgo county fair. will he
staged here in November. according
10 Charles l.. Welsh. manager.
The rodeo here attracts nationally
and internationally known perform
ers each wear. il il said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
Comings, Going.s
OF Local People

Miss Effie Wallis, a former student
Of the University Of Texas, is now in
Austin visiting Miss Margaret Fan
ming. now IN school there.
Rev. T.. S. Baker. formerly pastor
Of the Christian church here. but
now located in Marshall, is spending
q few days with his daughter, Mrs.
Roy Bullock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
Entomologists
Bridge Party

Mrs. r.. H. Benjamin entertained
with a bridge party Wednesday even
ing. for the entomologists stationed
in the Valley. Seven tables Of play
ers took part in the games Of the
evening. Roses, lilies and ferns
beautified her home. At the close
Of the play, Mrs. II. T. Hardell held
high score for the women, and Bob
Heard OF Harrington. high among the
men. Mrs. Bob Heard won the cut
prize, and Mr.. Ford low for the men.
Zach was presented with a memento
of the occasion. Refreshments con
sisted az a delicious light luncheon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28

health. public health, lcathercrnAts
life saving and firemanship;. fIise
Fittz. personal health public heaitni
n-iorrcrinr. nnd IN first class badge
Thomas Phelmn. personal he+Aln
merit badge. Hoyt Hage, first Glass
badge and firemanship, personal
health. public health, leatheferaIt'
swimming ana pathfinding mefil
hMnrrN.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
& M. Exes to
Meet at Donna

TNnHrTHT fH Inc HTTNTT
DONNA. SEPT. 2S--The Valley A4
n MI. club win hold its monthly
meeting AZ the Hall hotel Monday
night ait s o'cock. it has been 2
n0unced.
upirtIar Conan in charge nf thH
norr. -~eetirr urges that MI menu
hers Of the organization or exes now
NOT in the rinh. he in attendance
Monday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
Flashes Of Life

(By the Associated Press)
NEW YORK. - The politicians
seem alive TO the importance Of the
golf vote. Bobby Jones declared
for Smith the other day. And now
the Women's National Committee
for Hoover that Glenna
Collett Is for Hoover.
NEW YORK.-Soon after an air
plane arrives in California from
New York Kathleen Norris will have
first view or some prize-winning
dahlias named for her. Awarded
first prize at tho show of the Amer
lean Dahlia Society for the finest
new variety they were shipped 70
the author.
LEWISBURG. pa.-TNo pairs Of
brothers will strain family ties at
the Bucknell-Schuylkill football
game tomorrow. George James
plays left end for Bdckncll. Joseph
James right end for Schuylkiil. Mar
tin KostoS plays left end for Schuyl-
Kill. Frank Kostos Ks center for
Buckncll.
YOSkERS. X. Y.zJohn Lcavy.
street car conductor. has been left
500 BY the VIII az Mrs. Miriam de
Voc for the many courtesies and
great Kindness shown her when she
travelled on his car.
WHITE PLAINS. III. N. There's
no legitimate value in these SIS
eases Of pre-wa LIQUOR, including
Scotch. Bourbon. beer, imported
absinthe. %Benedictinc and then
ONE They are part ~ the estate of
Joseph a.. Strasser and the state Of
New York IS asking no inheritance
tax on them because they cannot be
sold legally. A son and daughter
inherited the liquor. but cannot
move il from the ancestral cellar.
PHILADELPHIA Ruth Duffiu,
Is. has returned to Altoona 20 be
\ good girl instead of a bad hov.
She ran away dressed in her faith
er-s best suit. He brought along
one Of her dresses and they swap
ned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
HARLINGEN
BRIDGE HosTEssEs

BRIDGE HOSTESSES
Mrs. g. w. Mckenna and Mrs. A.
j.. Rnbel were hostesses for their
second bridge party this week on
Wednesday afternoon. at the home
Of Mrs. Rabel. honoring Mrs. How
ard Barrett. The same scheme OF
green and yellow was carried out, as
AZ the first party. In addition 70
the cosmos and espinosa flowers,
there were baskets Of the beautiful
Bird of Paradise. and on the tea
table a bouquet OF choice American
Beauty roses. Mrs. ID. W.. Schucp-
bach won first score. Mrs. J. A. Al
derdice was awarded second. Mrs.
Joe Matthews won the cut prize, and
Mrs. Barrett the honor guest prize.
The awards were pretty card tables.
= Refreshments were served after the
games. Guests at tho two parties
were; Mcsdames @. y. Joyner, B. p.
Kline. n. NJ. Wink. Samson. NJ. ~.
Beckham. NJ. 7. Olson, l.. II. 1homp-
sen. = ". Holland. {. W. and A.. N.
Letzerich. II. r.. Burchard, h.
Goetzke. r. n. Loving, J. G. Atchi-
son. J. ". N~illinzham, a. E. Nc
Clendon. a. Goidammer. r. H. Chas-
tain. r. T. Ncary, y. s. Liddell. A.
n. Weller. II. Barrett. +. r. Hardin,
Frank Davis. Rose, l.. r. H%ornaday,
q. y. Myers. J b.. Challis, n. a.
Crockett. Plilo Baker. l.. Y. Hollings-
worth. r. " Spencer, Hugo Letter
ich, J. r. Thompson, J. r. Roberts.
II. I. Kelly, W r.. Heard. Edison
Bush. u. q. Brooke. g. q. Thorn.
ton. Wills Carter. +. r. Abbott,
Hugh Ramsey. Jesse Wilson, II. T.
Flynn. Z. II. Briggs. J. c. Tom, D..
r. South. d. W. Schuepbach. Ose.
Fristoe. LLOYD Mellor, y. ". Day, j..
"A. A~lderdice, Floyd Smith, Chas.
Wood. Richard Eubarks. ". IT,.
Hodge. Joe Matthew. j. d. Gaugh.
S. r. Ewing. r. N. Eubanks. Tea
guests: Mesdames Sara Brindley, ~
n. Foster. w. Nj. Driskell. r.. G..
Greenwood. A. Il. Brooks. J. Par
J. c. Webb. Ira J. Eclls. I. G. Mich
OILS, c. A. Macy. Miss Ellen Waldron
FLOORE SPEAKS
About so members ard guests
were present IT the Nomen's Cham
Der Of Commerce luncheon Wedncs-
day noon at the Woman's building,
welcoming the president, Mrs. ri. ~.
Herren. Just returned from her sum
mer outing. She brought to the or
ganization a very pretty gavel. for
use by the chamber Of m Of
ficers. III IL Of beautifully grained
maple wood, from Ashville, n. C-l
and it was accepted with enthus-
iasm.
Honor guests On this occasion
we're Mr.. and Mrs. u. n. Floore,
captain. and Mrs. Monk. Other
guests present we're: Mesdames s. g..
Allison. Sar Marciai. n. ~; Harold
Brohm. McAiien; George Brchm.
Nebraska: from Harsinger: A. Eog-
ers NELLY, Il. II. Wyatt; w. +.
Rice. Wills Carter. n. &. McCrum, F.
r. Scroggins. Misses Gate Rogers,
Madeline Caldwell. Ellen Waldron.
Captain Monk was introduced By
the president. and he was greeted
with applause Is he arose to talk Of
the Salvation Army drive now one.
Mr.. John Il. Floore was next pre-
scented. He explained proceeding
Of the Valley Mid-Ninter Fair, of
which he is secretary-manager. He
lie made a hurried trip from North
Texas 10 attend this meeting. The
various members introduced their
xpecial guests. Mrs. O.. i. Storm,
the new chairman for the art ex-
hibit. spoke in regard 70 her efforts
in that department.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28
lSpecial q Nc HeraIdl

AGftc4di 10 Inc neratQl
SAN BENlTO, Sept. 2s.-Nhile the
heavy rains which have fallen
throughout the Valley during the
mast few weeks unquestionahly slow
ga up planting az fall produce. the
net result will probably be beneficial
10 the Valley. in the opinion Of ship
pers in this city. most Of whom have
shipping sheds am over the Valley
with headquarters in San Benito.
The shippers here said that there
is usually little or no profit in tire
Iail produce, particularly in early
cabbage, and said that rains are put
ting the soil in excellent condition
for paintings Of winter and spring
produce.
The Valley fields still are not ready
for working.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28

FIRE BALL KILLS cows
ABERDEEN. Scotland-A fireball
from the sky killed three sows on the
farm Of Az. y. Vaughn AZ Peathill.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28

MOST people know this absolute
lntidote for pain, but are you careful
% say Bayer when you buy Up And
10 you always give a glance to see
Bayer on the box-and the word
7~eHaine printed in red? II isn't the
genuine Baycr Aspirin without It'll IA
drugstore always has Bayer. with the
'roven directions tucked in every box:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-09-28

PACKERS AND SHIPPERS
FRUIT AND

General offices, Valley State Bank
Building
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-17
PHILA. POLICE HAVE
HANDS FULL--OF GRAFT

been suspended-cheap jacks of that
sort are a disgrace to go-getting
racketeers and deserve to get the
street"
: But the big boys proper, the mag
istrate, judges, congressman and
other "fixers" in high places, those
who shake down a hundred smacks
where a beatpounder rakes in one,
sit tight and try to keep straight
face while the political clown-show
roars thru the headlines. There is
Congressman Colder, for instance, a
known partner of Oar Boo-Boo,
whose name hobs up daily in connec-
ton with the infantile proceedings
and is daily suppressed in the capt
talist sheets.
A Timely Stroke"
At least two other congressman
sit on the board of directors of the
hootch trust, which does a five mil
lion dollar trade in poison spirits
annually and is linked up with Chi
cago gangdom and the New York
booticians. Senator Ware was floored
by "paralytic stroke" on the eve
of the probe" and has been con-
fined to his Atlantic City bed ever
since, poor soul. That "stroke" was
timely, to put it mildly.
Meanwhile Hoff, in publicly dar-
ing the district attorney to "get"
him. exhibits the mock "iniury" for
what it is, "plant" to swindle the
workers. Had it been possible for
a working class jury to really in
vestigate the present racketeer-gov-
eminent, indictments against every
local iob-holder would have been re-
turned at the first sitting, and the
whole pirate crew flung into the
"elink" en- masse. But capitalism
and corruption go hand in glove;
the state of conditions that obtains
here is only miniature of the ma
tional scene.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-17
WYOMING CLERKS WIN

CASPER, Wyo. (By Mail) Re
tail clerks union, POP, has forced
local merchants to sign a new wage
agreement.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-11-17
Sovkino Film Continues
at Little Carnegie
Playhouse

Due to the remarkable success
enjoyed during the past two weeks
of its run at the Little Carnegie
Playhouse "Ten Days That Shook
the World" the Sovkino film di-
rected by S. M. Eisenstein will De
held over for a third week. The
UFA feature, Feeding the Angels"
is also being held over.
The Cameo Theatre is continuing
for a second week "Mata Hari: The
ed Dancer" The film, which
deals with the life of the famous
spy of the World War, created
cutie sensation when first shown
in Europe.
Prof. Ivan Pavlov's mechanics
of the, Brain" in which he analyses
animal and human behavior, will
be shown the coming week at the
Fifth Avenue Playhouse.
The Roxy will show two features
beginning today: "Napoleon's Bar
ber," from the play by Arthur Cat
sar, with Otto Matiesen, Frank
Reicher and Henel Ware in the
cast, and a comedy with Clark and
Mccullough.
eva and the Grasshopper," from
the UFA studios, will have its first
American showing at the 55th
Street Playhouse beginning today.
On the same bill will be new is
sue of "Soviet News Reel" Charlie
Chaplin in "The Vagabond," and
Chick Meehans in "Great Moments
in Football"