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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-08
MCPHERSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Sphung and Miss Cog
gin went to Sandstone Tuesday be-
tween trains.
Alcide LeMay went to Kerrick
Monday.
Edw. LeMay went to Kerrick Mon
day. after spending Sunday with his
wife here.
Mrs. Virgins will entertain the La
dies Aid at the Jean Du Luth farm
Thursday, March Sth. Everybody well
come.
Mr.. Elmer went to Duluth Friday
noon, returning Sunday morning.
Miss Goggin went to church at Ker-
rick Sunday.
Alcide LeMay is the proud owner
of a team.
Mr.. Elmer and two sons went to
church in Kerrick Sunday.
Mrs. Sphung attended church at
Kerrick Sunday.
Dozens of replies have been re-
ceived from many Want Ads in tho
American. Try it and be convinced.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-08
FLEMING TOWNSHIP

A. C. Figg spent Sunday in this vi
cinity, returning to Minneapolis Mon
day morning.
The. town board of audit met at F.
NJ. Rodenberger's Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Market, Frank
Olson, and Edith, Elmer and Harry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Beavens, and Art
Saggau spent a pleasant evening at
the Lee Beavens home, Saturday
night.
Town election next Tuesday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-08
(FrOm Another Correspondent

(FrOm Another Correspondent
Mrs Bert Jacobson was on the sick
list last week.
Mrs. Henry Melancon and children
visited with her sister, Mrs. Bert ia
cobson, Monday.
Visitors at the Lund home Saturday
evening were Maurice and James
Trester and John Carlson.
moved into their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Van Guilder
of Spur 124, visited at the Bert Jacob
son home recently.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-08
HARLIS

Mrs. William Barber and Mrs. Miles
Thomas spent Saturday at the Ed
Johnson home.
James Trester visited with his sis
ter, Mrs. Paul Hansen, Thursday and
Friday, returning home Saturday.
Everett Lund was a business caller
at Sorensen's Monday morning.
Mrs. Fox and son, Leroy, visited
with the Tresters Friday afternoon.
liver Holm and son, James, left for
their home in Askov Sunday, after
spending few months working in
the woods for Mike Fox.
AL Sorensen and William Barber
were callers in Nickerson the first
part of the week.
Jake Trester and Ed Johnson were
business callers in Holyoke Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barber visit
ed at Sorensen's last Thursday.
James Holm was on the sick list
last week.
Marion Lund called on Mrs. Soren-
sen last Thursday morning
John Carlson was a caller at the
Trester home Monday.
John Embree who has been work.
ing in the Mike Fox camps here,
went to Holyoke Saturday. He in
tends to visit with relatives and
friends there before returning to his
home in Superior.
Mrs. Miles Thomas spent Monday
with Mrs. SOrenSen.
Lucille Johnson was a caller at the
Trester home Saturday.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1928-03-08
Logical.

Teacher-And so we find that heat
expands things and cold contracts
them. Can anyone give me an ex-
ample of this?
Bright Student-Yes, ma'am. The
days are longer in summer.-Frivol.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
HIGH SCHOOL EVENTS.

JAvELIN THRow-won hy Hoffman
FaStera, second Kline Ceptrsl, ihird. I'll
1utt. Charles Town. Distance. l45 feet.
SHOfFUT a" hounds Won hv weleh
Parker shayg sreapd GaRtphei}. StUyVe<ant
third. Miller, Berkeley Sprjags, Distance
N teNt So, inches
POLE NAtir--Won nv stevens Central,
setond Wynn, Eastern. third. Hutchinson
Eastern Hrisht IL f.vt
RUNNING hEuN0 ltMp-~Wa0 hv Suns.
nlegS Ffn.trst X SspoRNi MwSltU. ~tuyVe~Aat
third, Mtlau>, Crutfat pstSWye. 10 teet
Il iuChy.S
niSCtfS TuROW---Wan hv Kline. Central,
seContt Ntith. tgfkeEsbusSt tatyd. AmhgN>s,
Rerkclty Sprpss Distance. III tevt )
lat'h~s
lnn,Y ARD pASu--Wou hv rriyVs CeaeeAl,
second Sksenev, Charles Town; third Mtnkel
Central ftue, u-l0&.
A@D.N AID NteN Ht Rni E>-Wen hN
Everett ka>tHtu. se,'Ond, MxuveF. Ceusral.
thlrd nNMuNau, A3eNah3gla. Time. els n
RUNNING WtUH ~ MfA~-Wen hv Mnss(R
StuSNeSant, sygand. kaH3usSy. Baltimore
Pnly third a}1tguole tse among M4lAus
teuttat. LaHsr, Ceatra(, Nreser. Spargt,Ws
rotnt, RsshenS, Easteva Ae'xht. ) ferJ
0iy inches
l40YARp RttN--wor nv Perry. Grutrs}.
sstoud Campt~N. StuNNFs80t khtsNi. S0as,
aiers FredettVk fme pS4%
@2O-N ARD nA~H-~N0n nv Irtgs, Central,
second, Skinner Charles ToWas tetgd Reilly
CFRtral. r4me us3A
&%0,YARn Tow III Rni ES--wea nv k3ey.
nan. CENTRAL. sestsnd. harutu Baltimore
rejN telrd, lspaeN an, Alexandria htgh.
TINE. u3t
Evening star., 1928-04-22
PREP SCHOOL EVENTS.

JAvELIN THFow-wo9 - Hyt,ric.Ih, p
fershurg Acaden1v. Distance, l56 feet : =
SHOTpT'T fis puuudst-won NJ Eilcnf.
ten. Manhattan Prem. aeeoud. Eiiot MeTesFs-
burg third. SSsrt. Potomac State. D1sts7es.
POLE vAULT-won by Hydr1ch. Potomac
state. second. Goss Nercersburz. third
I've between T0mlnson. Mercsrshurg. and
Bond. Franklin and Marshall. HEIGHT. II
RrNXISG BROAD JI-NP-,won h- Carr
Aereersnurg: second. Ton1lln Nercers
prscIs THRow-woo " Hydrch po-
famac state. second hiiruilen. Manhattan
Prep. third Eliot. MsrcsysburE- Dtsta1ce
les feet ; inches.
In0-YARD D4SH-wou hy Carr. Msrcsrs-
burg. secnud. Tu:schek, Mercarshu-x: third
'of:''3 i2o.YARD i''iiGi HIGH HcRbLEsg3an ri p,
bur- thifd Perry. Meres-.hurE. Time. "-I7
RUNNING HIGH JrMP-wou ~ Car
and T0uiiuscn Mar,srs',liyE sfad for fr.t.
eso-YARD DtSH@wou Nv Carr. Ms-cegs
stItute; third Latt0mus. MeFcers5uTz. Tine
@50-YARD Low HuPnLrs-won by Hsr-
rs. Dewitt: second. RceCer. Mercers6urE-
44o-Y1RD RUN-weu nx Brixzs. De La
nlIr<. third white Dewitt. Time. 0:5I :.
OSE-MJLE RtN-wou bv Downing. De
la sale Institute. second. Meese. Mercers
burg: third. Pozzi. Mount So Joseuhs
TIun 81
SSo-YNRD RTN-won by Kelly Dewitt:
seconi Ricra D. In sale Institute. third
Shepns-d. Mercnr shurz- Tims. : L..
4+0-YARD BFLAY--won nv MevcerShurz
tGuertln. Graham TufseSek. Carr. secstrsd-
Dewitt fMcTntyrp Summers Buckley. Ken
npsivt Time u-4S
ONE-MILE REItY-wnn by H. la S7'ls
sntun4I Tl@4Sft- tNi~9 Cit-san Tsu4s 2 26
sSn-YARD RELAY-WoH hy Dewitt ~
de fault
SPRINT MEDLEY RFLAY-wan hv Me-
ce~SbUrg lTtltss.fsk Cahurn Estes CnYent
sarend Devitt tNcIniyre Summers Buck
lay whtjet. Time ) minutes 81 seconds
Evening star., 1928-04-22
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Virginia Poly at Maryland. rain
William and Mary, 5; Navy. 8 tslx
innings, rainl.
Army. s: Williams. 4.
Georgia Tech, :; Auburn. $.
Holy Cross. 4: Vermont. o.
Muhlenherg. 10; Haverford. =
Harvard. 5. Syracuse. ;.
Colgate. 5; Union. 0.
Amherst. 4; Massachusetts, Axyies. J.
IaFayette. s: Dickinson. Q,
City College. :; New Yerk A. C.. {.
Wesleyan. 1S; NJ. I. T.. :.
Villaneva. s; Penn 4. c. 0.
Seton Hall. s: Cathedral ).
Maine. 4: Rates. :. q
North Carolina, :; v, NJ, L.. =
Evening star., 1928-04-22
COBB AND H0RNSBY
SET BIG SIX" PACE

ny the Associated Press.
Ty Cobb and Rogers Hornshy, the
two leaders. monopoliEed the limeilght
in the big six" yesterday as the great
Ruth tumbled 10 the bottom OF the
heap.
Babe faced Ruhe Walberg four times
without success, but In the other line
up. Cobb hit Yankee pitchers for three
singles which played a big part in the
Athletics lh~to-0 victory over the world
champions,
Holnsby got home run off Barnes
as we'll as single.
Cobh's average mounted to aAa and
Hornshy's to .393 AS u result oI the
days proceedings.
kiki Cuyler turned the tide In favor
of the Cubs by hitting home run with
one on against Lucas Of Cincinnati,
hut his average climbed only to aAA,
Tho standing.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
WALBERG OF MACKS
BLANKS YANKS, 100

NEW YORK. April 81 CP.-Rube
waIbcrg. star Athletic southpaw. who
'vsice held the Yankees 10 one run TN
1927 gave the world champions ONLY
sly scattered hits here TODAY. and
a"hie~ed his long-sougnt shutout 10
n n
!. The Yankees went without white
,raei1 IN championsi1io game last vc2r
until e~r'~r1beT 2 whom Bob Grove NJ
tho Athletics GIVE 'fom their oniv
~~oroless reve-en Of the American
.s"@r1y~ oaunaign
We'hnre l,oIned his oyH caus" alon"
hv hi'fino a home run into the LEFT
ne1A stand.
Je14ueoP, 9itcfeod yer" we'll for tho
vrnke@s bit Camnbell was hit for
-~',~'1 runs In the ninth. johnson was
Evening star., 1928-04-22
BOBBY JONES WILL LEAD
WALKER CUP GOLF TEAM

its meeting here this week. probably
viii meet the British team ABOUT the
first week IN September, The place
was not announced The date. how
ever. would fall a week before the
national amateur At REae Burn, West
Newton, Mass
A list of alternateS viii be named NJ
the June meeting of the executive
committee. Mr 1Taylor declared. lis
also announced that the committee AZ
It's meeting this week had changed the
conditions governing possible play-egt
during the national open at Olympia
Fields Chicago, IN june. TO provide s.
holes Of medal play instead Of Is AS
previously announced,
The statement added that September
:, lasa. had heen aernttely flxed aN tae
date for beginning the amateur cham
rtonshlp % be played at Del Monte
Calf. next year. a
Evening star., 1928-04-22
LACROSSE CONTESTS.

Navy. IL; Lehigh, Q.
St. Johns Of Annapolis 10; Viz
sinia. o.
West Point, .; Hobart. l.
johns Hopkins. eli fenuSyiyania, s.
Mount Washington. =; Syracuse. J.
Iale. s. New York L.. 6.
Swarthmore. 5; Stevens, 3.
Colgate, 3; Union, ),
Evening star., 1928-04-22
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
HOW POINTS WERE SPLIT
IN DEWITT TRACK MEET
High School Events.

High School Events.
Central. 1914.
Eastern. 1914.
Stuyvesant. Is.
Chester. 8.
ParkerSburg. z.
Frederick. s.
Baltimore Poly. S.
CharleStowu. 6.
Newtowu. ).
Alexandria High, 2.
Berkeley Springs. :.
SpaTr0wS Point. u.
Prep School Events
MercerShurg. IS.
Dewitt, Il.
De Ia Sale Institute. Is.
Potomac State School. Is.
Manhattan Prep. 8.
Franklin and Marshall Academy, Z,
Mount ST. Joseph's High, l.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

''satfed for Cfaho4 ~ la eighth inning
~, stssf.tt.Bl44 - q n u : II q TN
ErN Fuf1 - q Il q q q u q o.
Reae -, fiaa t"t sseaker. H+sser C0"h
ne @''rv Hai@ Itoiav Waller ga
"fraFa- i.azser3 GrsuTwsty Fsnpf"H Runs
}.-'tasf u---eueek k,f "a WaiHsfFq 80 Hdie
"a Go3.i t7f ~" base hi,.~~@peaiter
4rraf7 ~ Hiler H9sb0p Home riip-.~
~ 43tsre &ta}pu hagssz--S uraiseF. Double
Mas Eachrea 10 B'sho', IA r9"h'an" f"tt
.-', ssas$z--a &egs Tns@ s Pbiiaaeisis3s ~
f'a - on fs38s--DH gnhn%en r AH Famp
t.H sfeBek npt ~ Jahnaon by
A" ~ttafg = ~ Tsmofelj Hls--Du
t,s}HeBB r So > thHiuass ~ F=Wnfrit = ~
g sfU4ss Ht Btv aifobe". fse Jnhosstn jit.
'e~a f9-itag pft-i5er johnson. itrFuiFes~--
#f'FaFs fsfuHts,N and nYrRE Time ~
tfse-% h0aos - BgiputeE
Evening star., 1928-04-22
All Not Gloomy as Nationals Idle Boys Shine DeuH Cdm
CENTRAL SQUAD WINNER
In HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION
Hosts Team Second TO Mcrcersburg Stars in Prep
Section-Hussey Beats Wildermuth in Sprint
Specal-Carr Wins Three Events.

oNE-MILE RrN-won. bv. Na-e. Che:'sr:
src0nd. Miles f. stern. t1lrG. =hor5 East
sso-YARp Rt'N--won nv Mara. New
inVn: second Sase Chester. third EntWIsls
Eastern. Time @-oJ@+
4io-YARp REI.AY-wgn nv Eastern
jam. Maci.oa. third. Sparrows POINT. Tine.
0fH@-
ONE.MILF RELAT-Wnn' nv Teen Ne
Hni Roichm8n. Bailey EdEs rfs second.
James Madison; third Baltimore Poly Time
= ~
SsO-YARD PEIAY-Wnn nv Terh fFnHn-
tain. MuIlen POstIeth waite Quiuni. Second.
Eastern; third SDarrows Point Time.
.:tS 2.
SPRINT MEDLEY--won ny Tech fBsilsv
Edelblut Edwards. shaw. second. JAMS
u aGIsnn. Time -
Evening star., 1928-04-22

At top Is snapshot OF George Price of
Central winning final in high school l00-
yard dash. Underneath Is the winning
quarter mile relay team of Eastern High
school. the runners. from left TO right.
being W. Hughes. ID. Swope, !. Martin
and A. TolSon. while below them are
pictured Frank HuSSey OF the New York
A. C.. winner of invitation l00-yard
dash. being congratulated by Charlie
Paddock. world sprint champion. who
started the event. Just above. at the
left is IA likeness Of Paul Heydrick Of the
Potomac State School. keySer. W. Va.
who won the javclin and pole vault
events and alongside him are +. Kier-
nan of Central. 2s0-yard low hurdle
winner and James Kelly Of Dewitt. vie
tor In the half mile prep school run.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

A uduSTA. Ga, April II tEA,-~
~ Robert T. ,nohhNl Jones At
II lanta gols wizard. will captain
1 \ Americas Walker Cup team
this summer IN defending the
amateur trophy against the Invasion ~
Great Britain. Melvin A Traylog preSi~
dent of the United States Golf ASSoel-
alton, announced today,
Jones teammates In the tght 10 re-
tain the trophy. Won Iive times Ia sue
cesSion by America, viii he jess Sweet
ser, George Van Elm, Charles Evans, ir,.
Francis ouimet, Harrison r. Johnston.
Watts Gunn and Roland Mackenzie, all
of whom were on the last cup team
With the exception Of Evans and Iahn~
ston These two take the place Of Jesse
0ulterd and Robert A. Gardner
The team, selected ny the executive
committee OF the SGT association M
Evening star., 1928-04-22
OF MANUSH
DEFEATS TIGERS, So
BY the Associated pesss

by the Assocated Prrss
ST. LOUIS, April 2l--An offensive
lead by Manu8h. former Tiger out
fielder, ended the ST Louis Browns
string Of f1ve defeats here today. when
Detroit lost, 10 z.
Manush cracked out three hits IN
four chances. one a double The scor-
ing WAS all done in small parcels Of one
run an inning,
The Tigers threatened In the ninth,
when Sweeney and Rice doubled, but
The rally was snuffed out
Evening star., 1928-04-22
Totals. 90 4.4ia Totals 20 0a7iI

'Baited fof sullivan AZ eighth
Detroit ......... u q u II u n u -
- i4guis ..,,. q y ! ks~-6
Runs sseeneg Itriimaun NJ rhrttg
8aHnsh - Ht1uite kfrss. Erf0rs~~Har.
grave. atgnee. Gfgwdef, Rune bsitfd III
~"hBitG Mahush Blue. M Nicely Rice Tw0s
tase hits sHukh schitlle 90, Hrlniann.
a srttey kte stpien bases~~ hiife. Mrhsriy
sa@phr"s--p . It0ntke. sennite, Cr1N,ief Datl
~ Dasfs belIeii 3 81 Louis 4 iiases on
h4His on sNihk pn 2 0b ffasfier. 8 stfuch
nnt ~rEy ffoNdrF hg stnner j. nttev--
pH suiiigaD in = innings IN hinhef, ~
ihnin3 tGs ts pii@hhI Sullivan t'ni
ssifes Messfe Van GfahaB ArDHNHn NJ.
f0npaiis. TiWe ot game--i bour aud -
'HiHHiHs
Evening star., 1928-04-22
TARHEELs ANNEX MEET,

CHAPEL HILL, N. q, April II t4n. ~~
After trailing for more than half the
meet. North Carolina 1aekmen ferged
into the lead 70 defeat Georgia Tech
today. 7asa TO aSsa
Evening star., 1928-04-22
R0VERS ANNEX CLASSIC
BRITISH SOCCER TROPHY

wgMRIEY STADIUM. England. April
81 tPl Blackburn ReverS won the
classic English FC>ot Rall Association
Cup to-day defeating Hud1egSgseld Town,
s TO l.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
JUNIOR HIGH RELAYS.

AtO-YARD RELAY rIS-Dourd class
Won nv Columbia collins. CowEll Violin
Livingston second Mcfarland. third.
Langley Time - = seconds
SS0-yARD RELAY UNLIMITED classt-
Won hy MscfsriaHd fNirman. RstsU NssS.
WIIisl seCorsi. IsaRxlsy' thru Columbia
Time. ! minute IS seconds.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION.
INvIT ALTON fnn-YARD DASH-wor ~
Frank HusSsy. New York Athletic C}wA-
second Kari wiisisuuth Georxstawn Tri-
verSitv- thlrd J0Senh Tisrnpy New Tu-S
Athletic Club. Time. 10 seconds.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

isos A0seleF q aagaatpta 4
nnilF aoad d ses.tls
MlsAleEA FgElIaad. act ssGaRds
Evening star., 1928-04-22
BIG LEAGUE LEADERS
Hy the Associated press.
tIneludlng games Of Al
AMERICAN,

Batting ngv~Easteriing, Tigers. 900.
Indians, ~,
Runs batted in-~-J, Seweit, indians, 10,
Hits. Seweli. Indians, 10,
Doubles Aieuset Yankees, 4,
Tripies~mRegan. He'd Ssx, I.
ii0mers-~~G Gasiiu, Nationals, r. VII
Hams He'd soxi Eastefiing, Tigers,
I each.
Stolen bases v-~Myeg. Red Sos. 4.
Evening star., 1928-04-22
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washing nn Boston. rain,
Chieap0-t lev eiand, TatH,
FhilndsiDltla, t0i New York, q.
Mt. Iuuis, y tDFtr0it. e
Evening star., 1928-04-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS HEsiLTs.
srANDiNu HF TnE CItH

Hsaaislsu, Philadelphia, rain,
NJ InHiH piilHbufgh. rbsu.
thla1Ha. 81 linl iHnait, u,
New tayk, n; ti0ntna, a.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

CAMPS IUstttlititiN
t'liish 'sl, at chicago
II i,uuis Al tinrlnii.
Asw AsEk ~ h0AiuAs
Evening star., 1928-04-22

fA1tH VIVA
Iiltstl sis ~ thieaRn,
~. fnuls ~ ttntin,
ksM kafA ~ hkiIa.
Evening star., 1928-04-22

ptsas Grif1iih hss had scout joe
~ gel conablbg ne nlnoif ana ne toi.
lhsee for promising catfhinE matstibi
<eu.e tllx.k Eog. pas thAx fsI E0tAinG
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-24
HOBOS STAGE
ACTIVE MEET
Convention at Dallas
Raps Politicians
Prosperity

DALLAS. Oct. 24-tF-Nembers
Or the International Brotherh, ~ Of
Welfare association in four-iay
convention here strenuously ora
ed a suggestion at yesterdays ses-
sion that the word "hobo" be dis
ISOLATED from the organization. APP
~proximately 200 delegates are here
from cities throughout the country.
"We are proud Of the word "hoho,"
declared Y. {. Anderson OF Cincin-
natl. president. "A hobo Is vastly
different from a tramp or the com
mon ordinary garden variety Of
bum. The hobo works part az the
year and then is forced to bum his
passage to ether employment
As it would be against the spirit
Of the association 10 hire n hall. the
delegates wero permitted 70 hold
their sessions IL a court room. Att
er yesterdays meeting they banquet
ed on doCghnuts. coffee and fruit.
Republican claims Of prosperity
were raped by several leaders al
the opening session. One Of the
delegates wishes that zone Of those
~highbrow politicians who are talkin
prosperity could CON down here and
talk 10 u.s."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-24
Smith to Speak
On Radio Tonight

NEW YORK. Oct. 24.-iP-Polit.
zeal speakers over the radio tonight
and tomorrow include:
Tonight:
Democratic:
Governor Alfred F.. Smith from
Boston at 8 D. m. over WIZ and
coast to coast network Of National
BroadcastinF company.
John w. Davis at s D. m, over
WHAS. Louisville, and Southeastern
network.
DR.. Henry Morgenthau. former am
bassador to Turkey, at 6 p. m, over
WEAF.
Homer S. Cummings. Connecticut
democratic leader. at 1880 p. m,
over WEAF and coast to coast net
work.
Republican:
Charles Evans HUGHES from Chi
cago at 8 p. m. over WBBM. Chicago:
WCCo, Minneapolis, and WDAY,
Fargo, n ID.
james J. Davis. secretary Of labor,
at $3.50 D. n, over woR and Colum-
bia network.
Joseph 6. Frelirghuysen, former
senator from Now Jersey, az 7:i5
q. m, over WBAC.
Tomorrow:
Democratic:
John J. Raskob, chairman national
committee, e 5 ?. m. yer WIZ and
coast 70 coast network.
Republican:
James Francis Burke. general
counsel for national committee. q 2
p. m, over WEAF and associated sta
tions.
(Time is Fastern.)
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-24
Winner!

The artist friend who advised love-
" Dorothy Cray, 254 West 18th St..
New York City, to enter two recent
beauty contests, is probably saying,
II told you So" She won both of them
and a movie engagement into the
bargain! To bad. pictures can't
show the loveliness Of her skin and
the cleaning beauty Of her dark
brown hair. points which, the judges
say, swayed their decisions.
When ! consider how people adj
mire my hair now and how different
IL was not long ago." says Miss Cray.
Il cant help telling about II. Dan
druff had nearly ruined by hair. II
had gotten stringy, dull, and was
falling out. My scalp was terribly
uncomfortable. Then a friend got me
started on this method OF caring for
the hair which is all the rage among
New York girls. Now, / Just put
a little Danderine on my brush each
time ] use il. Since | have been do
ing this regularly, ali dandruff has
disappeared; my scalp has become
perfectly comfortable and healthy;
my hair has stopped falling out and
has become soft, gleamy and pretty"
Danderine quickly removes that oily
film from your hair, restores its nat
ursl color. gives IL nor lustre than
b~rilliantine. II makes the hair easy
to dress and keeps il in place. II
stops dandruff. 1t isn't oily and
doesn't show. At all drug stores.
35c. A delicately fragranced toilet
necessity for the w~ell-groomed girl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-24
RIOTSSTACED
IN BUDAPEST
Four Universities Are
Closed In Anti
Jew Outbreaks

BUDAPEST. Oct. 24.-CP1-Four
Hungarian universities were closed
today after anti-semitic rioting in
which students. and workmen p~artici-
pated and during which there were
numerous minor casualties and 14O
arrests in Budapest. A stormy par
l~iamentary debate over the disorders
ended in a challenge to n duel.
There was also student rioting in
the city Of Debreczin. The ex-
change telegraph correspondent said
that Martin Reiner. an American,
was injured in the rioting there and
police charged into q crowd Of stu
dents. intent on assaulting Jews to
dispense il.
The outbreaks among the students
started several weeks ago when they
charged that the government was
foisting upon the universities q
greater proportion OF Jewish stu
dents than allowed by law. Gov
eminent adherents charged that the
students were aiming to overthrow
the government OF Count Stefan
Bethlen, prime minister. The uni
versities will be closed until an Of
fetal investigation is completed.
A stormy debate in parliament was
nrecipitated by the rioting. Oppo-
sition parties charged that the gov
was responsible for the
whole situation. DR.. Fabian. a dep
uty, claimed that the disorders had
been engendered by an under-secre-
tary in the department Of interior
who was alleged to have sent orders
secretly to students advising them
10 attack the Jews.
Or. Fabian added that innocent
persons had been assassinated and
their slaye-s permitted to escape.
Bella Scitovsky de NagyKer. min
lister Of interior. made himself heard
during the uproar these charges
started and called on DR.. Fabian 20
produce the evidence upon which he
based his assertions. When the dep
uty failed to do so he was suspend
ed by the speaker. The under sec
rotary Immediately challenged him
to a duel.
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Democrats Open
Headquarters to
Garry on Fight

Brownsville democratic headauar-
ters have been located in the Garcia
Gomez building on Eleventh and
Madison streets opposite the court
house. three office rooms on the sec
ond floor having been secured BY 7.
T.. Canales. chairman Of the cam
paign committee for the Brownsville
precinct.
"We propose TO organize the
Brownsville commissioner precinct
100 per cent" was the statement Of
Mr.. Canales. at will require hard
work. but | have found the demo-
Gratis OF the precinct enthusiastic
and willing to aid in every way pos
sible. am confident that the
Brownsville precinct will poll the
heaviest vote on record. and that the
usual democratic majority will DO re-
turned"
The headquarters were opened ut
2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon and
will remain open throughout the
campaign.
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TOT PLAYS WITH
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SPEED CONTROL;
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PAPA STUCK SIS

EVANSTON, H.. Oct. 24.-CP-
You know how it is with a baby:
Anything to amuse the Little tike,
even unto the accelerator Of dad
days motorcar.
Carl Deutsch Of HaHmmond,
Ind, a proud papa. explained the
situation to Magistrate Franklin
yesterday when arraigned for
speeding.
Il was speeding" said Deutsch.
because the baby wouldn't let
me go slow. The little fellow was
having a lot of fun A.shing down
the accelerator. / spoke to him
sternly, admonishing him to stop.
Every time ! pulled him away from
the accelerator. he cried Justify.
He vas having so much fun. Judge.
it seemed cruel to stop him. II
you ever raised a child, judge,
you know how il is"
The court, having raised a FAM
lily, fined the baby S., which
father paid.
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