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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
LOS REYES DE EsPANA HAN PA
sADo TDDo Ell OLA vIsITANoo
los MoNUMENTos HISTORIC oS
DE LA CIUDAD DE LES CEsARES

ROMA, nov. 81. (Cable Frances) =
sus Maicstades, Ell Rey Alfonso y Ia
Reina Victoria de Espa1a, despues de
haber desayunado en- ell Palacio del
Ouirinal. antigua morada de los Papas
Sc dirigieron a visitar la famosa Pima
chotecca Vaticana, ell mas rico museo
mirar los famosos henzos del Pinturri
chic, y la famosa Transfguraci6n de
Rafael. ast como tambien el famoso
cuadro "La Muerte de San Bartolo-
me'' del Greco, pasaron a las "Lo-
ggias'' y '.Bestanzzas' de Miguel An
gel. donde admiraron los magnif cos y
nunca bien ponderados frescos de es-
tos maestros del arte. Ilamo su aten-
ci6n la gran collection de estatuas grie
gas Y romanas entire las cuales admi-
raron ell "Discobolo", ell "Nilo", el
''Lacoonte'' la famosa events Va
ticana'' y demas reliquias artisticas
que Sc conservan en- este famoso mu-
seo
Va despu6s de haber admirado todas
estas riquezas artisticas fueron a Ia
famosa iglesia dc la Gale "Cavour''
donde Sc entroniza ell majestuoso 'FMoi-
s6'' de Miguel Angel. Hicieron alto
en- su paseo matutino en- la Academia
Artfstica Espafola Castelar, Des-
pues de medic dia visitaron los foros
Romano Trajano, asi como tambien
Ia Basilica de san Pablo a su paso a
las Catacumbas de Sta. Cecilia y San
Calixto
Ell auto los llevo luego a la pequens
iglesia del "Quo Vadis'' en- la Via
Appia, regresando Roma para admirar
ell famoso paisaie a. Sc admira desde e.
famoso paisaje que Sc admira desde el
''Pincio'', visitando de paso Ell 'fMu-
SEQ Borghesse" que sc encuentra en- es
tos iardines. AL regresar por la Piazza
del Popo,o no pudieron menos que Sc
guir la corriente de transeuntes que los
lleVo por ell "Corso VlCtor1o Emma
nuele'' hasta la Piazza de venezia, Ell
donde admiraron ell monumento que
ALI Sc csta erigiendo en- honor del ga
Dire del actual Rey de Italia donde
yacen los restos del soldado desconoci
do, Asimismo visitaron la Iglesia DC
Ara Coeli, honrando con su vista ell Cc
logio EspafioI y la Universidad Gregg
riana.
va al atardecer contemplation Q
'ttramonto del Sole' donde los arco,
del Coliseo Romano regresando al Qui
rinal para continuar de nuevo sus vi
sitas los innumerables monumento
que en- sesta ciudad existen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22

Y ahora digame ell informante de Ell
MUNDO, ies que todos esos distingui-
dos seiiores que formaron la candida
tura unionista en- San Juan son tam
bien candidates fojos9 Cualquiera
de esos sefiores puestos en- ell lugar
mio Gno hubiera sido derrotado tam
bi6n por el candidate republicano2
mo obtuvo Ell candidate a represen-
tante a la Camara republican, mas vo-
tos tambien que todos los miembros
unionistas a la Asamblea Municipal?
iNo obtuvieron los candidates la
Asamblea Municipal republicanos mas
votos que los candidates la Asam-
blea Municipal unionistas en- ell Dis
trito de Santurce?
Es lastima que en- este pals nuestro
no Sc piensen, un POGO mas las cosas
antes de decirlas. ST Ell informante
de Ell MUNDO hubiese revisado los
datos de la pasada election, no hubie-
ra cometido la injusticia de hacerme
el responsible de la perdida del Sc
gundo Distrito Representative. De
todos modos, 70 agradezco la dulzura
con que me trata y lie reciproco sus
testimonies de cari1o y de respeto.
Pero no podia permitir que alguien,
basado en- esos err6neos informes, pre-
(Continiia en- la pag. g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
DOS QUINTILLoNES DE MAR
COS EN- PAPEL

BERLIN, nov 21 (cable frances)-
Las prensas del gobierno han hecho
aver una emission de marcos en- papel
por la cantidad de dos quintillones de
marcos. Segun declaraciones de gran
des inancieros americanos, Sc espera
que pronto Ell papel en- blanco tenga
mas valor que el papel moneda de
Alemania,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
CIENTO TREINTA SEPARA=
TISTAS MUERTOS EN- DUS=
SELDORF

LONDREs, nov. 81, Omitted Press)
-Informes de Dusseldorf a la Exhan-
ge News dicen que en- I'm sangriento
encuentro sostenido en- las GALES de
Koenigswinter fueron muertos ciento
treinta separatistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
POR FIN Sc LLEGA A UN
ACUERDO CON RESPECTO A
LA QUESTION DEL EX=KRON=
PRINZ Y DEL. CONTROL MI
LITAR DE ALEMANIA

PARIS, nov. 2l Omitted Press)--
Por fin en- la session de esta tarde la
Junta de Embajadores ha llegado un
acuerdo definitivo con respecto la
actitud que habran de adoptar los 60
biernos aliados EN- cuanto la cues
ti6n del regteso dei ,ex= =Kronprinz Ell
control militar de Alemania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
Ell REICHSTAG TERMINO SUS
SESIONES SIN HABER HA=
BLADO STRESEMANN

BERLIN, nov. 81 Omitted Press)-
FL Reichstag termino hoy sus sesiones
sin que ell Canciller Stresemann pro-
nunciara su discurso, debido a la hon
da excitaci6n reinante entire los comu-
nistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
Ell EMBAJADOR BRITANICO
EN- PARIS RECIBE ms
TRUCCIONES

PARIS, nov. 81 (United Press)-
Ell Embajador britanico en- esta Capt.
tai, Lord crewe, ha recibido hoy ms
trucciones de su gobierno; pero toda-
via no Sc ha fjado la fecha para rea-
nudar la conferencia de la Junta de
Embajadores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
TODO HA SIDO RESUELTO
SATISFACTORIAMENTE EN-
IRE INGLATERRA Y
FRANCIA,

LoNDEEs, nov. 81 Omitted Press)
I'm despacho de Paris la Exchange
News informa Que en- la conferencia
de Embajadores celebrada esta tarde
todo ha sido resuelto satisfactoriamen-
te. Asi ha sido anunciado ofcialmen-
te al terminarse la conferencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
LLOYD GEORGE V0LVERA
AL PARLAMENTO?

LoNDREs, nov. 81 Omitted Press)
-Informes de Carnarvon dicen que los
liberales han adoptado por unanimidad
la candidatura del ex-premier David
Lloyd George para ell Parlamento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
LA CONFERENCIA DE EMBA=
J,ACORES FIJADA PARA AYE z
A LAS CUATRO DE LA
TARDE

PARIS, nov. 81 (United Press)-
La conferencia de la Junta de Emba-
jadores ha sido f1jada para hoy las
cuatro de la tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
LA CONFERENCIA DE LA
JUNTA DE- EMBAJADORES
P0SPUESTA

PARIS, nov. 81 Omitted Press)-
La conferencia de la Junta de Emba-
jadores ha sido pospuesta hasta ell
microbes pr6ximo en- espera de la re-
soluci6n del gobierno britanico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
UN AERoGRANTA DE BALsEIRo

Cercano va nuestras costas ell va
por en- que viaja de regreso a la isla
Ell joven y conocido literato portorri-
queao Don Jose A. Balseiro que tan
tos y tan mercedes triunfos ha con-
quistado en- la capital de Espana v I'LL
timamente en- la ciudad de Nueva
York, el fraterno amigo Y companero
nuestro Sc ha dignado honrarnos con
ell envio del siguiente despacho radio
telegrafco:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22

Los "cadetes'' de Ell MUNDo. ten
6ran bien hacerle los ''retirados' ,
de "El TEMPO esta juiciosa aclara-
ci6n: en- TODD cuanto Sc relacione con
Santo Domingo. es mas prudente que
"El Tempo dele hablar a los otros
peri6dicos de San Juan, 81 es que estos
quieren hacerlo, va que ciertas cosas
son todavfa muy recientes convene
mas a los periodistas prehist6ricos no
meneallo...
Y basta de condescendencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
LOS SOCIALIsTAS BELGAS
CONTRA ALEMANIA

BRUsELAs, nov. 21 Gable fran
c6s)-Ayer Sc reuni6 como estaba anun
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partido. vease ell resultado de la cleo
cion en- Santurce:-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
Ell MUNDO.
San Juan:

Ell MUNDO,
San Juan:
saludos cordialisimos intelectuales y
prensa.
Pepito Balseiro.
Agradecemos ell cordial mensaje del
estimado amigo notable poeta,
quien esperamos ansiosos para CORES
ponder con un fuerte abrazo su ex-
quisita cortesia cordial saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22

Lo que nosotros no nos ha extra
fiado es que ell ''Listin Diario'' diga:
''la prensa de Puerto Rico, especial
mente Ell MUNDo". iLo han entendi-
do los tutancamenos de "E1 Tempo?
De modo que en- el case de que la que
ia de nuestro co'ega fuera justidcada,
10 que mas habiase hecho notar ALA
era que en- Ell MUNDO,-lse fiian
las momias del exiguo peri6dico del
palacio en- ruinas?--no Sc lie hubiera
dado la preferencia que merecian los
cablegramas en- question.
Y no es que en- Ell MUNDo. Sc lie ha-
va dado menos importancia que en- los
otros periodicos de San Juan (exclu-
yendo ''E1 Tiempo, desde luego); por-
cue aun cuando hubieran sido publica-
dos en- la Ultima pagina, esta es mas
solicitada y leida que toda una edicion
del irresponsible peri6dico descubierCo
por Lord Carnavon. Es que Ell MUM
DO, para habarles claro las momias
fara6nicas, Sc lee en- Santo Domingo y
merece tanta confanza ALA como aqui
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22

No Sc empefen los equilibristas de
GEL TienApo'' en- reponerse ante la Opt
nion pIb'ica y la prensa de Santo Do
mingo. No Sc empefen. que nuestrus
colegas dominicanos, porque ustedes
tengan la osadia de uamarles ''herma-
uos'', habran de variar la opinion que
ticnen va tornado de ''El TEMPO
Isl es que le han hecho ell honor de
formar opinion); y antes bien Sc aver
gonzaran de tanta bajeza. de DIR a
sus eternos enemigos y detractores de-
cir con tanto cinismo dirigiendose al
''Iistin Diario'': ''no Sc extrafe, her
mano...
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-22
sENADoREs
REPRESENTATIVE

MIEMBROS DE LA ASAMBLEA
MUNICIPAL
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
ROUSCH SUES REDS
ouiibeider Brings An Action Against Cincinnati Club for salary Not Paid While iie Was a Hoid0ut.

Cincinnati. Feb. 3.--According to Q story published here. the case Of Ed Roush. who Is at odds with the Gin. cinnati club relative to his salary for the coming season, will form a test case for the Baseball Players Union Roush wants the salary he missed when he dd not play last year. His demand for an increase and this back salary makes his money demand reach the figures Of s30,000.
 IL is understood that the players union will not listen to the back sal. ary talk, but will contend that a play. CT instead Of being set down by a club without pay should be marketed 10 some club with which the player can make satisfactory arrangements. It is believed that the players union will seek settlement one way or the other as to whether a club has the right to lay of balky player with out any coin at all.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
WALKER MAY TRY
 ID ABOLISH BOXING
If Discrimination Is Shown, Blf
 Will Be Introduced

New York. Feb. s.--senator James J. Walker. father of the law under which profession boxing is legalized in this state. last night expressed him Self as unalterably opposed to any action of the State Athletic Commits. sion which would prohibit worlds heavyweight championship bout be- tween Jack Dempsey. the title holder and Harry Wills. New Orleans negro challenger for the championship, Sem ator Walker said that if the state athletic commission ruled against the bout because Of discrimination on the matter of trace. creed. color or peryious condition Of servitude." such action would he regarded by him as undemocratle and as such would lead him to introduce a bill to repeal the boxing law.
 If the Commissions action was talk en because of feat of commereialism resulting from such bout. such action was unjustified. Senator Walker said. in view of the fact that there can be positive assurance of com mercialism in advance of such bout
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
Six Bob Cook Rowing Cups
 Placed in Yale Trophy Room

New Haven. Feb. Screw and coaching cups which belonged to Robert Johnston Cook--the Bob Cook who made Yale famous on the water have been placef in the trophy room at Yale gymnasium. They were presented to the university by Mir. r""'' shortly before his death. The cups are six in number. The first u-. Duafs tne date of 1873, when he won his first race, and tne sixth Is that given him by the 1898 fresh man crew.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
JOB FOR DAVIES

Pittsburgh, Feb. 3.-Tom Davies, captain and star of the Pitt football team in 1921, has signed to coach the Geneva college team next fall, the position having been filled for several years by Bob Parks, against whom the student body and the team rebelled recently when he was reelected as coach for next year. Davies con- tract, ealing for salary of about $4,- 500, is for one year.
 Davies was assistant to oJhnny Heisman at the University of Penn sylvania last year. He will play base ball at Toledo under George Whitted this summer and take up his duties at Geneva at the end of the American Association season.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
Chance Seeks Fighting Club
 Will Favor Young Players

Los Angeles, Feb. 3.-Young play CTS, who will keep fighting at all times will represent the Boston club of the American League this year. according and Manager Frank l.. Chance, who is here arranging his business prepara- tory to leaving for the east February 14.
 Tt is my intention to build up a club of youngsters" said Chance Veterans might help a little, but will have to have the young players to win the pennant. It takes club of youngsters some time to get playing together. and I believe the Red Sox will make better showing than they did last season.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
Showing Good Teamwork.
A NEW CHAMPION
Edward Raynolds Defeats the Veteran Shoemaker for Amateur Pocket Bill Hard Title, 125 to 121.

New York. Feb. 3.-Edward Ray holds of New Rochelle, who plays for the amateur billiard club, is the na- tional amateur pocket champion of the United States. At the Crescent Athletic club, Brooklyn. last night, in game that was replete with thrills and exceptional occasions, he defeat ed J. Howard Shoemaker by a score of 125 to 121.
 Reynolds has been a New York state champion in two years. but had never before won a national title. Ii was the first time in five years that he had competed in national event. During the war he was in France tn the 3o2d supply department, 77th di- vision.
 Shoemaker had for 10 previous years won every first class champion ship at pocket billiards. promoted by the national association of amateur billiards players.
 Reynolds went through the Cres- cent tournament without losing a game. Shoemaker was beaten by Reynolds and Vaughn. Haworth, of the Cleveland Athletic club. won one game Foss did not win game.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
Radios Call for Pacemaker
 To Aid Girl Hurdler

Newark. N. J., Feb. 3.-Extraor- dinary preparations are under way to aid Miss Camelia Sable. Newark girl, holder of womens worlds records on the cinder paths, to establish as low a time as possible for the 70-yard low hurdles indoors at the meet of the Young Mems Hebrew Association here February 10. Having found difficulty in obtaining the entries of girl runners speedy enough to extend Miss Sable, the association yesterday broadcasted a call to any girl hurdler in the coun- try who thinks she is capable of set ting the Newark star real task. The association will pay all expenses of such a pacemaker.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
DUNDEE LOOKS GOOD
 IN BOUT WITH FLORES
iso,Pound Champion Gains Award Ky . Wide Margin, Over Filipino
 Ghaiianger in . i5-Ros,nd Boat

New York, Feb, s,--Johnny Dundee veteran Italian boxer. defended hi' is0-pound championship belt agaiDsl Elino Flores, Philippine challenger. ir their i5.round bout last night al Madison Square Garden before 8 crowd Of about ia.ooo which paid ssi,7ss for the privilege Of seeing the Italian champion administer a boxing lesson to Flores,
 After leading his rival easily on points for ten rounds, Dundee closed with a furious rally in which he iloored his rival four times. ones in the thirteenth round and twice in The fifteenth. having the Philippine boxer eroggy and helpless at the finish.
 When the final bell rang the judges. Billy Mcfarland and Tommy Shor- tell. and Reieiee Patsy Haley, voted their deeisipr in favor of Dundee. The verdict drew forth a wild Durst Of applause. both for the victor and the yanquished.
 Only Duni.e's charitable instincts saved Flores from a crushing knock out defeat, Tho Italian marvel. in his closing b-rouEa assault. cut loose at pace and with viciousness which startled the crowd out of its lcthargy and dispclltd memories Of the com parativeiy unsatisfactory previous tel rounds.
 Dundee's furious assault. too. sur prised Flores md caught the Philip iine lad unprepi red. Twice m the thirteenth and twice in the fifteenth round Dundee goCred his rival m demonstration O, hitting strength which shocked nose at the, rinss,jc who had regarded Dundee as weak litter.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
BEAUMONT GOLF TOURNEY
Nationally Known Stars Are Entered
 in Big Event

Beaumont, Tex. Feb. 3.--Forty na- t.onally known professional golfers and amateurs from the Texas gulf coast made up the field today in best ball amateur-pro. tournament over the local nine hole course.
 Tomorrow the principal event. a 3e hole open match for a purse of more than. sl .o00 will be played.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
WALTER JOHNSON SIGNS
cVteran Afiixes Signature For The
 18th Time With Senators

Reno, New. Feb. 3.-Walter John- son. veteran pitcher of the American league, signed his 16th contract with the Washington Senators yesterday and celebrated the event by announc- ing the arrival of a third member to his family, baby girl
 Johnson declined to state the amount he will receive for his serv- ices with Washington, but said it was no less than his salary of last season.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
TO COACH INDIANA ELEVEN
William A. Ingram, Former Naval
 Academy Star, Signs Contract

Bloomington. Ind, Feb. 3-Wil- liam A. Ingram of Jeffersonville, Ind, former Naval Academy football star and head coach at William and Mary College last season. has signed a con- tract as head football coach at Indiana University, it was announced here last night of E. o. Stiehn, director athle- tics at Indiana.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
REFEREE IN TROUBLE
Omahn Police Arc Called in By Com- missioner After Home Town Boxer Is Favored By Award.

Omaha. Feb. 3.--George Duffy of Milwaukee, who as referee rendered the decision here last night giving Morrie schlaifer. Omaha welterweight. a ten round decision over Billy Wells of London, was escorted to the Union station early today by policemen on orders of Henry w Dunn, police commissioner who declared that such decision would ruin the boxing game in Omaha" No personal violence was attempted.
 T gave the fight to Schlaifer" Df- fy declared because of the knock down he scored in the tenth round. He had knocked Wells down n the fourth round too. These two knock towns decided the fight with me-"
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
Robertson, Dartmouth Star,
 To Coach at Oglethorpe

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 3.-James F. (Jim) Robertso's Dartmouth star and last year assistant coach of the Green eleven, has been engaged to coach the Oglethorpe university foot ball squad, it was announced here to- day.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
NEW ADVISORY BOARD
 IS CHOSEN BY YALE
fea,hsii Committee Retains oal, Maief Louis F, s,eddsFd on Lis.
 of Graduate caanseisrs for iess

New Haven, Feb, s,.-fale's Foot ball Advisory Committee was an, nenneed last night and is composed oi an entire new list ef graduate sd, yiseFs with the exception of MaiaI Louis F, steddaFd of this city. who was chairman last year,
 The other members include Frank s, Bui,eTwerth, Charles U, Raffefty, Foster II, Rockwell, Lueius II, Bige. low, II, Ray Paige, F, D, Morris, Allen Corey, Douglass Bomeislsr and chas, Phelps Tafi sd,
 They were approved by the Yale Athletic BaaFd of Control, Mir. Tafeis son Of Chief Justice Taft and was line coach Tor two seasons, Rafferty and pigelow were former captains, But ierworth and Rockwell have been head coaches, Corey was formerly baseball captain.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
American Boxer Is Sent
 From Ring in England

Manchester, Eng, Feb. (By the Associated Press) Burt Ken ny the American heavyweight was
 disqualified for putting in the fourth
 round of his bout with Roy McCor-
 mick, former light heavyweight cham
 pion of England here last evening.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03
MULDOON PUTSLID
 ON TITLE BATTLE
Small Chance Now Of Dempsey
 Meeting Wills at New York

Nsz York. Feb. Slack DemRssyi chances of defending his heavyweight title this year. al least in New feFh state, have been reduced 10 minl' mum as a result Of the decision ol William Muld0on, chairman el the state athletic commission, not to per- mil contests with the two men regard cd as leading ehaiiengefs--haFFS Wills. New Orleans negro, and Jess Willard. former champion,
 Demands fao High,
 Excessive financial demands hy nsmrsey's mahager, Jack kearhs' and alleged eommereialislie methods eHl' pleyed by promoters seeking 10 stage one or both Of the bouts, MT. Mnl- doen declared. prompted his atti'nde' Staging Of q pempsey.wills or pemp' ey.wiilard bout in New York state, he said, would be detrimental 10 the bofire game,
 On the surface it appeared that Muldoon's edict would eliminate the only definite night proposition now be- ing considered by pempsey-an ofter by Tom o'Rourke. Polo Grounds matchmaker. for bouts this summer with Wills and Joe Beckett O'Rourke and Kearns. however, denied the bid had been withdrawn.
 Kearns has promised 10 give oRourke an answer Monday
 Mnldoon's attitude toward Wills came as a surprise to boxing circles because of the commissioners previ- ous inslstence that the negro's chal- lepge. which resulted in the signing Of a tentative agreement with Demp- sey six months ago. be recognized. He pointed out. however. that no pro- moter had shown him bona-fide pro- posal for wills-Dempsey match and that he would regard the negros challenge as eliminated from further consideration. No racial question. he emphasized. however. was involved in his decision.
 Not Discouraged.
 Meanwhile neither Jess Willard, who has been in New York for sev- eral weeks seeking to sign with Demp- sey nor Kearns appeared discouraged by obstacles set in the path of heavy weight title matches this year.
 Kearns reiterated his desire for bouts with both Wills and Willard and finted that an effort might be made to stage one or both at Tijuana. Mex leo, just across the California border. If not successful in signing for fight, he said. Dempsey might turn to mo- ton pictures for occupation.
 Willard. after resting for several days as a result of a mild case of grip, engaged this afternoon in al strenuous gymnasium workout. He announced he would go ahead with plans for a countrywide exhibition tour and possibly match or two with other heavyweight contenders, in an effort to prove his fitness for a return bout with Dempsey.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

Jimmy Irving, who played the mid way sack for the Bridgeport team last season. may get chance to make the grade with the Pittsburgh Pirates this spring.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

The score. N. B. H. g. 30. Gilbert High school 22; Field goals. Reynolds 1, LaHar 3. Weir 2, Hayes 2, Mo. Mahon 2. Stevens 2, Victor 1, BelseT 1. McCabe 1: foul goals. Reynolds 6, LaHar 2, Victor 6. McMahon 9. Ref cree, Darling. Timer, Schcyd.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

Taking interest for money lent to Hebrews was expressly forbidden by the Mosaic law.
New Britain herald., 1923-02-03

An airman moving at nearly 100 miles an hour was passel easily by swallows in full flight.