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fRfl BORGER DAILY HER A TO
WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1928s.
NATION'S NEW MARBLE CHAMP
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London Brokers Veto
American Methods
died by cable, montly. after the offi-
cial close here. It was juHt at that
time, around 1 o'clock, that Sbort-
LONIJON ( AIM-—British mlnanei-j 0I'8 Cou, t used ,0 w,lke ,"1 to ;,,'tlv-
al loaders have rejected (or the pies-i with the early opening prices
j cut proposals to broadcast stock ! from Wall Street brought right Into
quotations or otherwise "American- j the court through especially Inytall-
ize" the London City Exchange. | ed cable offices. These offices iy-e
Recent. Innovations in the United I *'111 «"«• everal mem-
bers expressed the belie t' that with
States designed to speed ticker >er- the K1.a,lua| K1.owth 0r dealings be-
vice from the New York block Ex-1 tweell llu. |W(I ro0lltlies a resutnp-
change have aroused wide interest j Uon ()f lradlng on |)re-war-lines
but nothing else in England. The be- m|Rht ,mcul. in {lltJ not to„ (Ustain
lief Is fairly genera} that conditions ' flltuI.<Ji „„ wh(;u the ban is lifted,
do not warrant taster installations, j
More telephones are the chief ; . - T
need of London operators, and the , Ja.pa.neSC Women Use
latoBt boom in indsutrial stocks sti-
mulated the installation of private
l>ootli. , | TOKYO. {/Pi A woman's society!
While arbitrage dealings in Amer- of Tokyo, which for some time lias I
ican railroad shares have been cut 1 been studying ways nnd means of j
off since the war, there is growing | keeping peace in the family, has
interest, in certain securities which compiled a number of rules for wives, r
operators on both sides of the At-j It these rules are followed, it is'
lantic deal in, and these are ban- j claimed, •'apanese husbands can al- ;
ways be kept in Jjood humor and I A Pities Fvrfl
general martial tranquility main- jAmel lcan *~IUeb tXCei
tained:
Always see that the
home are clean and
before your husband
his day's work.
rooms of your
in good order
returns from
Husbands With Care
Keep yourself clean and ileal.
Make yourself look as young as pos-
sible and always meet your husband
at the door with a smile.
Change your menus daily, but al-
ways be sure and servo such dishes
as you know your husband likes.
if ywour husband likes beer and
cake with his meals, always see
that there is plenty on hand. There's
no use trying to stop him drink-
ing; that is when l rouble starts.
Don't grumble, but converse
In Zeal for Music
HAD (JASTK1N. Austria, (/P)—
Ossip .Cabrilovitch. the internation-
ally famous orchestra leader, says
that the United States leads the
world in tile care given to preparing
a symphony concert.
truly marvelous. The same thing ap-
plies to the choral societies
."It is wrong though, to argtu
from i lie excellence of the aggrega-
tions that numerous rehearsals are
unnecessary. Take the New \ork
Philharmonic orchestra. It, too. has
a long and honorable tradition. Yet
Toscanini would not think of con-
tenting himself with two rehearsals."
on
'We worked four years in l>e
Haoli's Passion according to
St..
Matthew," he said, "before the per-
formance was taken to New York.
"There is a tendency in large ICu-
l'opeun centers," lie said, ' for or-
chestras and leaders to rest on their
laurels. European orchestras have a
tradition of a hundred years and
more: they think it Isn't necessary
for the conductor to rehearse mo.T
pleasantly w<th your
light topics so that In
his work.
husband on than once or twice with them,
may forgot | not questioning the abillly of
j players. They are, in many
1 am
I hose
rases.
I'OK'S WOliK IS KII/MKU
I PA HIS i AIM-Edgar Allan Poe
has got into the French movies. "The
Fall of the House of Usher," includ-
ing the fall Itself in slow-motion, ha*
been presented in colors. France,
1 which has always been In the t'ore-
I front ot I'oe's admirers, is siring
' the new film oi' the "sombre, dell-
| cate poet" an excellent welcome.
Poo's romantic story is particularly
admired for Its modern scientific
: skill in photography.
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OUR BOARDING HOUSE
SIDE GLANCES
By George Clark
Alfred Huey ot Kenmore, O.. national marbles champion, is iliown here
receiving his award from the mayor of Atlantic City following the tour-
nament in which hundreds of boyci from nil over the country participated
Hungary Fears Rift |League Considers
When Cardinal Dies Protection of Birds
BUDAPEST (TP) Hungarian gov
eminent officials are facing with
anxiety the prospect of a constitu-
tional crisis and serious friction
with the Vatican in the event that
th? Cardinal Primate of Hungary
die.\
A maelstrom of controversy en
ters around the question ot sue
cession to the Hungarian throne
and official:- are determined to
avoid a repetition of events which
followed the death of Cardinal
Primate Czernoch last year.
Under the constitution the king
is the advowson <>f the country and
it falls upon In in to nominate a
successor to the vacant throne of
Estergom. The regent and the
government, were in a predicament
until the Pop" stepped in to avert
a constitutional crisis He took
the unprecedented step of appoint-
ing p. successor.
The government resented the ac-
tion of the Pope, tint tlv nominee.
Cardinal Soredi. being persona gra-
tissima to the government, the re-
gent. was advised to lay his sn«i
ot approval.
This incident has given a froth 1
impetus to the Legitimists. who
are leaving nothing undone to
bring to a head the question of the J
vacant throne of St. Stephen. The |
Pope's action may not lie accepted !
another time, the correspondent i
learns, and while Cardinal Seredi j
is young, no efforts will be spared
to solve the dormant problem oi 1
tho restoration of the monarchy in
the lifetime of Hungary's supreme >
religious chief.
Crown Prince Otto is the a.:- f
knowledge^ candidate for the j
tbrpn?. The government officially
ha: no favorite, hut is not disin-
clined to accept Otto.
Sculptor Finds *
Gcnnir 1
Him al Houston
GENEVA (/Pi 'I'll convocation!
i of an international conference fori
I
the protection of birds will be urg j
ed upon the September assembly
j of the League of Nations, accord-!
ing to a statement issued by the,
i international committee which is in- '
(crested in the preservation of 1
I bird life. Several members of the;
league council believe the question
of protection of migratory birds'!
I falls within the scope of league
activities and will advocate a con-!
ferenee.
Premier Mussolini, of Italy. is
cited 't! the statement as a man
j who i-^ lei ling the way to proper
bird protection by {Agisting thai
birds arc national property and by
protecting them as ol' value to liu-
! inanity, Tho committee believes It
aly will bot-orae one of the creates,
bird sanctuaries in southern Eu-
j rope.
; The international institute ol ag-
riculture at. K inn: has been asked
to cooperate in making known the
vnlu ■ of birds t<- agriculture.
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the world's create i Hcnlptors. who
insist:' that lit youthful admirer'*
norks had "Kenins" about t h*■ in. i
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a rfluped iioy whose name Ii does-
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way to North Carolinii.
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Rary':< famous "Millcnnluiii Memo-
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Ibo nnilon's exlMtence. Symhofi*-
inp Mt< ctvn iletith and t hut of
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betrins the simple liita ription
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bo unveiled In the autumn by Ad-,
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Witten, Frank. Borger Daily Herald (Borger, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 196, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 11, 1928, newspaper, July 11, 1928; Borger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth209493/m1/4/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hutchinson County Library, Borger Branch.