davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-15
WEATHER:

For New Haven and vicinity: Rain or snow tonight; Thursday clearing and colder.
 Warning for high winds are dis played on the coast.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity unsettled weather with rain CT snow followed by clearing somewhat cold CT.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
Latonia Results.

FIRST RACE-ror four-year-oids and up
ward: claiming. purse xl,5oO; SIX furlongs !:
Rapid Day, i04 tOrsens), $3.50 $500 and
$40. won: High Cost, ia (E. FooD, $500
and $3.50. second; Hadrian, liz wv. pool,
$3.50, third, Time. i:12 SO. Ruby. Ar
rowhcad, Ahgon and Lady Lillian also ran.
SECOND RACE--For two-year- -oids: maid
ons: claiming: purse $1,000; five and a
half furlongs: DIR. Glenn, fi2 "a. wilson
1910, $3.50 and 500, won: Kingsere. liz
(HeupeD, 20 and 1910, second; Donegal.
1i2 wv. Taylor. $3.50. third. Time,
/ :0s Is. Actuary. Aspiration. Rustem.
Chittagong. Polite. Gupton and In Memo
riam also ran.
THIRD RACE-For three-yesr-oIds and up
ward; claiming; purse 81 800; one mile and
a sixteenth: Sam Freedman. los tOwens).
$500, $500 and $40. won: Bermont, 1ol
wv. POOH, $3.50 and sii.io. second; BIT
Of Green. io2 (Bruening), $TOo. third.
Time, .4S 1-3. Rob. Nella X. Hope. Har-
lock, War Prize, Trust Official. Whippet,
Frank +. and Miss Prosperity also ran.
FOURTH RACE-For three yea -olds and up
ward: claiming; purse 81 800; SIX furlongs
Younecd. 1o5 CIV. Taylor), 1880. 81 20
and $50. won; Grayson. if2 "a. WILSON,
Sf4.sO and $50. second Pyx, los o..
Martini, sf1.5o third. Time. .i3 2-5.
> Winding Through, Bright Leaf. Rapid
Stride. Quincy Ward. Monsoon. Ben Bolt.
Ground Swell, Louanne and Philanderer
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-The Norwich Handicap; for
three-year- r-olds and upward; purse 1000:
one mile: John Finn. 1o2 CIV. POOH. S4.To
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Barge Nay Aug. in tow OF tug Triton. was
bcached in a leaky condition and with pumps
choked last Sunday (not tug Triton. as be-
fore reported.
Steam canalboat w III Toilette with two
consorts), from Buffalo for Branford. ct.
loaded with pig iron, during heavy storm
Saturday night, dragged up on the beach at
Branford assistance has been sent.
GULFPORT, Miss. June 20-Str Iolcos
(Greek), hence for Argentina, before re-
ported aground on the bar. was floated with
the assistance of tug; survey held, sea-
verify certificate given and vessel pro-
ceeded to Pensacola TO bunker.
KI.|GSTON, ia. June 21-Str Bella sprung
leak off San Salvador last Saturday and
sank in a comparatively short time. The en-
tire crew was rescued by str Tamaroa.
They will leave tomorrow for New York.
The Bella was bound for Port Antonio. ia,
10 load fruit. (The report that the Bella
was in collision with str De Soto was ap-
parenty an error.)
NORFOLK. Va, June 21-Str Aledo. which
sailed yesterday for Montreal. returned last
night with engine trouble; expects to sail
again to-day.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
Navy Orders
specia, Dispatch to THE Nsw YosK HrnAID
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., june FL.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw YORK HEnALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C.. june Fl. !
These naval orders have been issued:
Horne, Capt. Frederick j.. to Newport.
Price. Capt. Henry D.. 20 Newport.
Laws. Capt. John, to command u. s. s.
Wyoming.
Bowman. Lieutenant Commander Mark G..
to command u. S. s. Bushnell.
Avsson. Lieut.. Thomas s.. to command U.
s. s. Bobolink.
Coontz. Lieut. Kenneth L.. to bureau navi-
CATION. Washington
Sinclair. Lieut.. Hugh. to executive officer
on y. =, S. ortoIan when commissioners.
Butts. Lieutenant Commander Heber. to u.
s. 8. Charleston.
Connor. Lieutenant-Commander William
H., to duty naval hospital. San Diego.
Anderson. Lieut.. Thomas c., to u. s. S.
New Mexico.
Anderson. Lieut. Walter NJ. to r. s. San
Francisco.
Brown. Lieut.. Warwick T., to marine re-
cruiting station. Spokane.
Cole. Lieut.. Thomas O.. resigned.
Farmer. Lieut.. John L.. to naval air sta
ton, Pensacola.
Farrior. Lieut.. John B.. to duty naval hos
Groeabeck. Lieut.. Bertram, to naval air
station. Pensacola.
Jensen. Lieut.. Harold L., to destroyer
sQtadrons Pacific sIeet
Francisco.
Best. Lieut.. william A.. 70 disbtirsins and
commissary officer torpedo station, Newport.
Gray. Lieut. Eugene L., to navy yard.
Philadelphia.
Kenny. Lieut. Francis p. to supply officer
nava hospital Great Lakes
Maynard. Lieut.. JuIil1 H.. 10 supply and
distributing officer. Santa Domingo.
commissary officer. naval station. Tutuila.
Samoa.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ANTWERP June f7-Arrived, strs Spring
field Montreal and Quebec; 18TH, braziler
Brl, New Orleans; Pionier 'se's'' NE"
sailed 18th. strs Nscats. New orleans' )
sunoco (Beg,, philadelphia. -. .a.
ARDROSSAN. June ls-Saiied' SUI hua
(Nor), Saguenay River. <.,,
AvoNMoUTH. June 2o--sailed, str Cornish
man (Br), Montreal.
Arrived Goth, str Argalia (BD, Ncw or-
leans and Jacksonville via London.
Sailed 10Th str Orthia tBr), Montreal.
rdn,bay nALi ai;r,' San Francisco Tor Rotterdam.
Hull and Leith via Newport News.
sailed 10Th. str Kaikoura tBr). from Liv-
'RBSRcELoNA, June 16--Arrived. strs Nuria
(spJ. New York via Bilbao; Reina Maria
Christina (sp), Havana
,cspects npestsu to ''s saii T. 10th for New York;
BELIZE. June 20-Arrived, str SURNAME
BERGEN, juno 15-Arrivcd. str Rio
sailed nth, str Tyrifjord tNor,, New YORK.
BOULOGNE, June 81. AM-Arrived. sur
Noordam (putch), New YORK TOT iSot,er"a"i
'T8'p RREsMEN, Jdne is--Arrivod. str West
hy',S; hrr;vrn .1nh. 4 80 AM. str George WASH
pgton, New York via Plymouth and Cher
BtrTNos AIRES. June 2o-Arrived, str Soc
rates (BrJ, New York via Norfolk;
Sailed 18th. str Jethou tNor)' boston ana
New York. -.
. Sailed 10th. str Casper. view ioih'..
tAC;IIARI, June 13-Arrived, ctr Magya-
rorszag utaD, New Orleans via Havana.
CAIBARIEN, June 20-Arriyed, strs fu-
n,uri. cartenas Ito load for New Orleans) ;
Nordhavet tDan). cardenas tto load Tor
philadelphia).
fBrJ New York via Port Said.
CARDENAs. June I9--saied, str Phonix
Upan), New York.
CARDIFF. June 20-sailed str Admira
Cochrane (Br), Philadelphia.
CARTAGENA, June 2l-Arrived, str Tivives,
Kingston. - - -,
><~v- trxor) Philadelphia.
rENFUEGOs, Juns 20--sailed, str Guam
,anamo Progreso (to load for New York;.
COLOMBO, June 1y-Saied, str West Ma
homet, New York.
CONsTANTINOPLE. June 9--Arrived, strs
Rhode Island, New York via Oran; Thcmls-
tocles (Greek), New York via Piraeus.
Arrived 10th. str Manhattan Island, New
York.
,;fISToBAL, June 20--Arrved. strs Archer.
New York via Savannah for Manila Here
dia New Orleans; Liss tNor). New Orleans;
Toloa (Br). New York.
Arrived 2ist, str San Gil (Br), Boston via
Havana.
Sailed 10th. str Atenas. Bocas.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
Norwich Has Workout
Over the Latonia Track
Covers / 1-8 Mile in :54 for
$4,000 Special.

CINCINNATI. June 81. - Under the
watchful eyes of his owner, trainer and
a. gallery of several hundred turf f.. ms
the great Norwich had a workout soon
after eunup this morning at Latonia In
preparation for the $4,000 special race
on Saturday. The great racing macnipe
was sent mile and an eighth. or an
eighth of a mile less than i,s and his
competitors will step In the spscial rasc
The colt covered the mile and an
eighth in / "a. which figure visibly
pleased both trainer Fred Burlew and
Benjamin Block. his owner. Neither
would make further comment on the
horses workout than to express ex-
treme satisfaction.
Norwich, with 115 pounds up, did the
quarter In 90 seconds. the half In AZ 2-5,
five-eigbths in SO 2-5, the three-quarters
in l ;13 2-5. the mile In 80 2-5 and the
mile and an eighth in :54 flat.
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Continued from Preceding Page.

Seattle, Cape May and Philadelphia; A
Canfield. -; ] Gordon, -.
Stis Wheeling Mold, Hull; Philadelphia.
baiirfhore; Lovstakken tNor), do; West In
skip, Antwerp; Jean. Norfolk; olen. Rot
terdam.
Aux schr Marie de Ronde. -.
Schrs James M w Hall. Charleston; Grand
Turk, do; George T. Kinck, Norfolk; Ed
ward Smith. ST Martins. NIB.
=, Tugs Mercury. towing parges (passed out
Sandy Hook at ! ;07 PM: Eureka, towing 2
tdo at l 10 PM) Bathgate, towing (do at
PM) Perth Amboy, towing tdo at PM
Sailed 10th, strs Anacortes. Glasgow; Mum
somo, Vera Cruz. &C; Hellas (Norl, Turks
Island, &c; Sinsinawa. Baltimore; Firmore,
Daiquiri; Lisbeth (Nor). Nuevitas. &c.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
lreduced to leveD at New York on
Wednesday. June 81, 1922. at AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was twenty-nine and eighty-six hundredths
t29.s6) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and fifry-eight and four-tenths
Gos.i) milimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying In or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM SW. l3 miles;
clear; light sea; visibility, about 10 miles.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy MALL

BELFAST, June i6-Arrived. str Puget
BUENos AIRES. June 5--sailed. str Stad
Dordrecht (Dutch). Hamburg. Antwerp and
CAMPBELLToN. NIB. June 1e--Arrived.
str Tosto iNor,. New York Uo load for
Great Britain.
Sailed nth, str IIaliartus (Br). Santos,
Nontevideo and Buenos Aires.
TANNING ISLAND, June g-Sailed, motor
Doris Crane tBrl. San Francisco.
KOBE, June 9-Saiied, str Texas Maru
(JapD, Portland, Ore.
MAZATLAN. June f4--sailcd. str Cubs
fron San Francisco). Balboa.
MONTREAL. June 19-Sailed, str Nevada
dam, Aalborg.
QUEBEC. June ff--Arrived. strs Eastern
CITY t3r). Sydney; Manchester Shipper (Br).
Montreal
Passed in Father Point i9th, str Gymerlc
(Br). from Sydney.
Passed In Fame Point 10Th. strs Cairn-
cross (Br,. Leth for Montreal; Western
Plains. Hamburg for do; Holbrook tBr).
Rotterdam for do.
Passed In Point Tupper 10Th. str Lake
Winthrop. San Domingo for Montreal.
ST JOHN, NIB. June 1e-Arrived. str
Chignecto tBr), Uemerara, &C; schr Seth w
Smith. parrsboro for Boston.
ST JOHNS, Nj. June 13-Saiied, schr
A Barteaux (Br), Sydney.
TAMPICO, June 13-Saiicd, str Charles T.
Har&ood. Boston,
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Army Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., June FL

Spectot OfSp0tch TO IHB NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., June Fl.
These army orders have been made public
AIR SERVICE
voss. Capt. Thomas s.. to Boiling Field.
Hill, First Lieut.. Roland f.. to Brooks
Field.
Hutchineon. First Lieut.. James T., to
Martin. First Lieut. Henry r.. to Kelly
Field.
Preston. First Lieut.. William G.. to Camp
Normoyle.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Ostrom. Capt. Charles d. Y. to University
of California;.
ENGINEERS
S!mkns. Major Tattnall D., to headuar-
ters Fifth Corps area.
FIELD ARTILLERY
Trimbe. First Lieut. Ford. to West Point
INFANTRY.
Dockery. Jr.. Leut-Col. Oliver H., to Camp
Lewis.
whitfield. Lieut.-Col. Robert. to headquar-
cowley. Capt. MoseR F.. to State Col
leg,. Pa.
MEDICAL CORPS.
McLciland. Capt william D.. to washing
ton.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Beier, Major John T., TO Camp Lewis.
OthTk, MaJOr iHO'HdS ~, 10 camp EustiS.
O'Leary, Major Herbert, to Fort Benning
Bricker. Capt. Levi NJ. to Aberdeen prov
ing grounds.
Kelly, Capt. David c., to Aberdeen proving
grounds
Luse. Capt. Arthur H.. to Aberdeen prov
ing grounds.
arsenal.
McGregor. Capt. Duncan c.. to watertown
arsenal
Kunz. Capt Robert NJ. to Raritan arsenal.
Henry, Capt. william J., TO Washington.
MelIn, Capt. Reynolds T., to Washington.
Root, Capt. John A., to Washington.
Woody, Capt. George A., to Frankford
arsenal.
Beck. Jr.. First Lieut.. Paul W.. to Camp
Bragg.
arsenal.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy Maif.l

BY Mall
GULFPORT. Miss. June 18-Saiied. schI
Annie N Murphy. Mayaguez.
HOSOLuLg, June 15-Sailed. str Manu-
lani, Kahului.
ILOILO. June 12-sailed. str Grace Dollar
(Br). Colombo.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June 1t-Sailsd
York;.
MARSHFIELD, Ore. June 17-Arrivcd. stl
Santa Veronica, San Francisco
PORT ANGELES. Wash. June f5-Sailed
schr Mary Foster. Honolulu
FORT ARTHUR, Tex. June 11-Arrved
str Atlantic Sun. Chester.
PORTLAND. Ne. june 1s-Arrived. ST.
Eocene. New York, with barge Socony ss
(steamer proceeds Goth for Rockland with
large to finish dischargtng).
Arrived 18th. str Gunnar Heibers tNor)'
Murray. CB.
PRovsDENCE. RI. June l9-Arrived. schi
Dorothy. Gulfport.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. June le-Arrived
L transport Megs. Manila via Honolulu.
Sailed 18th. str Santa Inez. Seattle
SABINE, Tex, June 11-Arrived. str Co
manchee (Br), Beaumont.
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S2.70 and $40. won: Lady Madcap, ia
lE. POOH. $3.50 and 81 go. second; Yoshimi,
rs (Owens). $3.50. third. Time, I 30 As.
kinburn. barracuda and Woodtrap also ran.
SIXTH RACE--The Highland stock Farm
Handicap; four two -year-o purse 8, 800
five and half furlongs: Donges. no &c.
Food. $3.4o 81 no and $40, won: Certain.
liz tW. TaylorD. $40 and s.. 10. second
Skeezix. 102 tKennedyl, S2.20. third. Time.
:o- 3-5. Metric and Prince X. also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-For three-year and
upward: claiming: purse 81 40; one mile
and a quarter: Countess, 1O6 (Harrington) !,
xli.50, $l.6O and $3.50. won Alex Jr, fl3
III. Burke), $40 and 50 80, second: DR.
Rae, 100 CIV. POOH. 500. third. Time,
2;06 2-5. ChinnIe Walsh, Wadsworth' {
Last Flying Prince. Yankee Boy md MIL
lersburg also ran.
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ROD AND GUN WS

mile long yesterday when he 'oii OF tho
good wcakfishing In the bay. rhry're all
getting them. said Tyndall. and tho catches
run UP TO fifty to boat. Why. Just the
other day Frank Homan was out with some
OF the members OF the Uncle Sam Fishing
Club and they bagged no less than Nfty
They were real fish, too, big nni small
among them. A boat came IN here on Mon.
day with twelve fish. and we all kind ~
laughed because the catch was small. But
that fisherman was sport. He told the
guide he would like 20 get a dozen weak
fish. and that he would be satisfied when
he had that number. Sure enough, when the
twelfth fish was boated he said. Haul vp
the anchor and go ashore. We Will rail- n n
day, for 7 have the dozen fish and dozon
IL enough" Tyndall has pet same for
one fellow down there who carc IN with
forty weakfish. He called him monkey face
and said he was wonder to locate and
catch weakfish.
All Of the well known guides are busy ever,
day and they are bagging any amount of
fiukc, as well as the weakfish.
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Dangers to Navigation.
Reported to the photographic office. ]

tReported to the Hydrographic oiiice'I
June 20. lat Al OF, Ion O. TO-. passed the
top of mast projecting about feet out OF
water, apparently attached to submerged
wreckage-Str Storm King.
June 20, lat 80 81. Ion u 10, passed a
heavy broken spar projecting about feet
out of water, apparently attached TO SUD-
merged wreckage-Str Mississippi.
June 20. In approximately lat 20 81. Ion
or 80, passed a mast projecting about loot
out of water-Str Cathwood.
June 10, lat 40 IA, Ion % 40, conical
buoy-U G; cutter Modoc.
June 20. lat 43 56, lon Al 50, passed part
OF wooden vessel about 100 feet long and
awash covered with marine growth-StI
Opelika.
The stations of the Canadian Signal Ser
vice under date of June II. reported Ice as
follows: Belle Isle. heavy open ice distant
numerous bergs and GROWERS; Point Amour,
heavy open ice inshore. moving southeast,
0 bergs; Cape Race, bergs northeast
miles, aground.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
Winds OFF the Atlantic Coast.

Over Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate. variable winds. mostly easterly.
and weather generally fair Thursday.
North of Sandy Hook-Fresh. shifting
winds. becoming westerly by Thursday morn
ing; overcast. thick weather and showers.
followed by clea ring Thursday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Moderate to
fresh northwest winds and weather fair
Thursday.
and southwest winds and weather partly
cloudy Thursday.
Note--Disturban central near Block ISL
and and moving northeastward. 1t will in
crease somewhat in intensity.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
AMERICAN PORTS.

ABERDEEN, Wash, June 21--Arrived, str
Mundelta, Coos Bay.
ASTORIA. Ore, June 20--Arrived, str Santa
Barbara, San Francisco.
Sailed goth, str Canadian Observer tBr),
San Pedro.
BRISTOL BAY. Alaska, June 2o--sailed,
str Bohemian Club, San Francisco.
BOSTON, Mass, June 20--Arrivcd, str Ming
chow (Br) New York: schrs eliza Goreham,
Liverpool, Ms; Wnteway tjr). Alma, NIB.
Arrived 2ist, strs Enroll tBr), New York
North Land, do: NJ S Dollar (BD. Hong
Konr, Ne Prince Arthur (Br), Yarmouth ;
tug Fame. towing barges Northern No ~
(for Portsmouth. NIIl, Deiaware end ndith.
Cleared 2lst, stfs Manhattan (Dr), HAM
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Anchorage, Port Castries. st Lucia Island =
Eoulders over which there Is a depth OF
feet (06 meters) less than. shown on the the
ards 3lS deg from the front range light on
Inc west wharf of the town of Castries, In
approximately lat IL OF N, Ion III W. A eau,
tionary note ''2 feet less water reported
(ia22r over boulders" Is to be inserted on the
chart In this position. Red warping buoy No
l. northward Of north wharf. Is located
about 2oI yards 251 deg from the front range
light on west wharf.
On May 10. 1922. Fort Refs Magos Light,
Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, In lat 43 %
s lon Is II 10 w, was temporarily changed
10 show a fixed light. Further notice VIII
be given when the light resumes It's normal
Characteristic.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, MI. June 21--Barometer at
noon. 1922 inches: wind, w. light breeze
weather foggy; temperature. 5S deg Fair.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ARGENTINA QtaD, from Gibraltar 10Th for
New York.
HoMERIC (Br), from Southampton .lst for
New York.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN. from Hong Kong
10th for San Francisco. -
ROCHAMBEAU (FD. from Havre 10Th Tor
yiisTRis CBr). from Southampton 10th for
New York.
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In motion In last tilons Cork Elm home In the
fast IN a
Three-a and Purse
fuiong b.
}. OF
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ALBANIA, at Liverpool .oth.
CHINA at Yokohama 18th. 80
INipRItSS OF JAPAN, at Shanghai 10th.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, at Bremen -oth
MOUNT CARROLL. at Hamburg 18TH.
NOoRDAM (Dutch), at Boulogne 2lst.
OROPESA (BD, at Southampton -lst.
PARIS (Fr), at Havre list.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, at Yokohama
REiNA MARIA CHRISTINA tsp). at BARGE
Iona 18th.
RELIANCE, at Plymouth o1st.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
KENNELS.

FOR SALE-Two beautiful Pekingese pup
pies; owner leaving town. WOODWARD.
University 1a%o.
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Exnerience Mceting o. the Leasue To-Nlght.

Exper,ence meeting Thursday. Jrne %. Of
the United Anglers League at 80 In the
world Auditorium. What's foing with bass,
blacks and fluke by the cxpe-ts ana the
Laginners Reports from the surf and the
mountain brooks. What becomes OF planted
yhad eggs and where does ;he goat run OF
baby fuke come from will be discussed, An
invi,atior from the City College CLUB 20
hold Tgaak Walton birthday dinner In their
new club House will be considered: All arc
in,i,ed HY JULIUS.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22

The New York Herald Racing Char


440 Selling
Time
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

Bait a Tackle. 2s2 wYohsu sv. Tel. SAIL E.vs.
boerinE. 1ct Liberty sv. Tel. Glenmore epgi.
syss sse tss ss .y T: sos5aIs ossa ss
Kingston T'kis Co. 1tea Fulton 81. 75os Lat.
fosser. Fred'k. 4 Co. Fuiton 81. TIKI. oniy.
nissssi:oS. ,. f. r.. Is5, SedS .s s''' s ssI;.
Michaeison, N. L.. eit BrcedwsL. No bait.
Morris. iINT Fulton st.. Reid az. 1885 Bedf6<
schssf, 100 FIs,bu.h sv. Eel. csiv ersrlins.
schsbier. r., ort wyckoff sv. Tel. 1857 B'vr.
sprrnr. 2Tsi A'isntic sv. Tel. ssTs GlerrpprN
voehrinzer. 1888 Myrtle sv. E'vsreen !sssws
OUT OF TOWN.
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fast rated front aga Ton cann II evidently hard
All
Sns sss1,1 sssqs Ti s. by & Robinea
t' 1 clSsd 1se 1se fs j ksasR ks.S 70
gs % % r. " john % % @ won as he pleased
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Weather cloudy: track muddy
sFfvc pounds APPRENTICE siIows ice claimed.
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rysh,cr in Maine Is Easing OF.

The catches reported from Mooshead Lake
are 4 salmon, 81 trout and Q toguc for eight
anglers AT Grand Lake Stream the catch
~ six anglers was 10 salmon and togue.
Al RanTeley Lakes three anglers caught
~ salmon and 20 trout.
weakfsh Back on the job In Jamaica Bay.
Wilbur Tyndal. the man in charge " .he
float down mt Rays, Canarsie. wore a smile
The New York herald., 1922-06-22

7 N
ICadona by yhuggingu
n
was hard
IlL
aaoe OF :;2s -. - 80 -. - -, 80
#$;:, s;$: e: Is + Es$ #:sss:::;: & =
o% s N, nF BACK eed @ S
herself Master md was
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b Ownerw
| Train
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FishingT ackle andBait

Dealers who dU not sell live bait have the
vords tackle only or mo bait' followina
their names. List appears Tuesdays. Thurs-
DAYS and Saturdays.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-26
DEL VIVIR PAUSADO
LOS NAMES Y LAS LEYES

Los pladfdos amigos del licenciad0
en- leyes seiior Felid, alegan en- su
contra que 6l no es aglicultor, que
por 10 tantO, no debe estar frente al
Departamento die Agricultural insular
de Puerto Rico.
Injusticis mayor, jamds Sc ha CO.
metido, desde que Sc fund0 ese Depar-
tamento. Antes de ir ese Departa-
mento de Agricultural, ell licenciado
FeliG era un perfecto agricultor. LO
que sucede, es que Felid, cultivaba la
agriculture & -su manera, bajo la cal
ma aguarapitonante del paisaje.
En- las horas pclfticas del senior Fe-
lii, que fueron las mas de SUI vida
azarosas, ell alto hombre de es.atura y
ell delgado hombre de cilerpo, cultiva-
ba va en- Mayagiiez names con corba-
tas, 10 que lie produjo el gran bene-
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ficid de ir al Senado, ell donde siguid
cultivando La agricultural pOlftida,
sembrando a su vez yau,fas con levitt.
nes, que lie han proporcionado La eX-
quisita breva que ahora Sc fuma.
Yo no creo que esss calumnias ten
gan razones de ser fundadas en- al
go fundamental, que nos lleven "a la
conclusion de que Felif es I'm ne6fito
en- cuestiones Ge agricultural. Por el
eontrario, yo estoy por Greer, que 81
algdn agricultor practico hay EN- el
pals, ese prdctico agricultor 10 es el
licenciado FeLhi.
I'm hombre que en- 10 mas arrecia-
do de la lucha SAGA su iiame y 10 ven
de Y con su producto consigue un 81.
tial tan alto v tan sublime como el
que ahora goza. 10 creo yo que sea
tan NAL agricultor
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-07-26

ALA por los CO. ego Puerto Rico sabo frances en-
vado por Academia de Cenca de Paris para estudr
de la Isla.
Euvo varios amos devotion absolute estudios
bendo monte escaando pcachos bando v para
de la Natza los secreo que guadaba prodgiosa
dad de plantas.
1nom6se de las vrudes curavas de cada planta de Las
de aqueas que tradcon usaban los ndgenas de la sa
Amos dpue ermn6 nvestgaciones sometiendolas la
dcha Academia escrbendo monumental obra ttuada ell
"Medico Criolo"
Antes pa de Puerto Rico Renato Grosoudy que Sc
lam6 Ell sabo sug6 prestgioso farmacutico amigo
idea de apeparac6n medicinal para de
mientos para aivo de la humanidad.
Vac6 los que guardaba bosquendo formula
maravlosa marz de mas fecunda Su escodo amigo ell
nombrado armaceuo de Guayama don Julio Bruno algdn
tempo despues rafces hojas lsamos flores de la sa
FAMOSO ALCOHOLADO INDIANO rndiendo asi her.
tribute la ora de gran nsprador cuyo hecho
cado Juan Ponce de Leon lie hubera deddo rcar rumbo
buar Puerto Rico LA Fuente de Saud" que encont
la Florida
As naci6 ell conocido ALCOHOLADO INDIAN0 que de un
go aca ha sido ell mer amigo del hogar mas
refnado perfume.
NoTA-E nombre lie ALCoHoLADo INDIANA TO-
indgena
los albres otra cvzacon noble gesto
immortal s.