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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
En RTHs STATESMAN

Fortunate are the relatives of a man with. a hobby for then the question of what to give him on birthdays and Christmas is safely solved. For the dis. ciple of Isaac Walton there is a most fascinating set of books bound in dark green leather and fooled in gold. Phese books fit into stand covered with the same leather and are carefully )ar- ranged to hold records of all fishing trips, with the name of the brook ol river, the weight of the fish and the dates, etc. One of the books is ar ranged to hold all uniting records.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
chassis. That's what might be described as taking pains to make money"
 
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HINTS TO REPAIRMEN!
 Never start a crap game when the boss is likely to drop in. &4e wouldn' t be the boss if he were not accustomed to making his point.
 Always let the S-O-S come
 from Some Other Salesman.
 "Zack Livermore broke down last night about ten miles from town, ditched his car, and skinned himself up considerable. Latest reports in- dicate a broken steering arm. That's what comes of this one-arm driving, Zack !"-Bogville Bugle.
 When facts and figures and logic CAN'T make the sale, perhaps little of the old oil Can. -
 Glaring headlights are bad
 enough, but there are even more
 catastrophies chargeable to moon-
 shine.
 THERE'S ONE POINT OF SIM. ILARITY BETWEEN. AUTOMO- BILE THIEVES AND HUNDRED DOLLAR BILLS. WE KNOW THEY MUST Rr NUMEROUS, BUT WE DON'T SEE MANY OF THEM. Copyright, 1924, Premier Syndicate, Inc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22
QUITE EASY

Rising Young Surgeons Wife (dis playing her fur coat)-Look, darling isn't it sweet?
 Rising Young Surgeon-Very nice, my pet, but a hundred guineas! Isn't it rather expensiye?
 Wife (airily ly)-Nonsense, dear! It only means an appendix or two Lon don Weekly Telegram.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

is not fine enough to catch all small particles. and these are circulated through the system to carry on their de- structiye work.
 Because dilution is recognized, some
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

car manufacturers recommend the nse of heavier oil than they did in pre- vious years. Starting with 8 heavier oil it is reasoned that the gasoline that
 gets into it, will thin. it down to the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

right consistency. Other makers have adopted the air cleaners believing that the dirt and grit that enters the car bufetofs is responsible for most of the wear that takes place ine an engine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

NOVELTY SOAP FOR KIDDIEs
 The daily bath will prove a more amusing affair for the child whose soap is made in the. shape of little boys and girls in peasant costume. These little soap figures are most realistic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-22

hUAD NULES-4NO. 7@ Drive slowly when approaching a road crossing. Even quick stop is sometimes too late to avoid a quick finish. s'
  ~'~-Neracity is the virtue that takes all the fun out of buying a new car when a man has to trade in an old one.
 
 Jed Harris and wife drove down t Springfield Sunday in Jed's new Cadillac t see his Pa, who is a guest at tn old soldiers home." Its easier to live-than it was in the time of our forefafbers." says a con tmporary. He doesn't try to cross the street often. a -...
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
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MERCHANDISE
Mantesl-Arti,Ics Go T:uy

FuRNiTGKE-of sH kiTds bought HisstH prCes pad. call at snvs. L. Zsldes ils Bedeu s.. Phone ssh-s,
 JuNh ut all kiEus. Nc pay the beet mar set prices fol ueSslsp'rs. MaEazinet rags. old furnsSes. Gall l. Zeidss. iis tSatden Sf phone Sb6-5
 LUNK--We buy all stnGs magazines pa- per.s rags and furniture. Good prices paid. 4, RodiHsky Sl Oah. Phone si5-5.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
FINANCIAL
Money To Loan

Money To Loan fs INDUSTRIAL LOANS We iesu t.s ts $500 to r.oris n, good reputation. fspayabi. in small monthly instaimsnts. convenient tS the borrow CT This department operates under the supervision of the state Bank Commis- sionpr, Call write ar phons snd our representative will gladly explain cur plan to you.
 THE FIDELITY FINANCE CORPORATION. INDUSTRIAL LOAN DEPT.
 ROOM ios.
 t7 WEST MAIN STREET.
 OPEN EVENINGS.
 PHONE 1.ai. JoHS L. acosKEz. Msu,E,r.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

FlAtANllt.f--; room cottage near school. Nrry central large let impraN rmrnts, Full rrtae s3bnp, rash required si6oo. hal. anrr easy payments, Apply, N N. Ray maHd Room l. Ddd Fellows Block. Piain. tilr tam Open Mon. Wed. and Sat Ht4fuirea E fD
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

YOUR BATTERY--IS THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR AND SHOULD BE GIVEN PROPER |. ATTENTION AT REGULAR INTERVALS. CAREFUL SERVICE Al THE oNElL TIRE & BATTERY STA TON. PHONE 800.
 ss WASHINGTON ST.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
BUSINESS SERVICE

Barbers, Hsirdressers. MasSeuses IS CHILDREN s-iisir cutting in hobby hoiss chairs. ladies hair hobbing and marcel. Model Barber shop. s2 Church street.
 I:uilsliug and Contract Is BUILB-sou our garage with concrete build ing blocks for permanerce. slso cellar foundations. etc. ~. S. peans, ggT Broad s., PlaInVilis. Phone e. BRICK WORK-plsstsring. carpenter work sil kinds Of building repair work as well az general contracting. Phone 1sf or 77ss. Arthur ;. Rutherford, inc. q Pleasant SL
 CsHPFNTFR-,n8 bulidsr. ns 5ob e small and TO aob too big. J. Reader, s Church st. Phone 1898.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms Tor sale


I0TR ACRE-roultry and fruit fa1n. ,osy little home of seven rooms, electric lights, city water. bath, etc. good barn. pauhry hauss for 500 birds. broeder house. 800 chicks I horse. wagon and other tools orchard ef lbe young thrifty apple trees. pears. pfunis, etc. Located on good road and neartoWu. D. c, Coleman. southing- rnu- L-nlLn-
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

an up-to-date. EAIthsm. Eigin or Hamilton. Good allowance fuads on yuar old watch. HiEIbeig q Horn. 1sa Main st- aud 10 R R. Arcade. WEppING RISGs-ifk and isk. in Rhits
 green and natural gold. sta1 UT, at L Fesmicks Manufacturing Jewelsr s.l
 Main g., cpr. Commercial st.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
AUTOMl)lIVE
Auto Parts and Accessories

SPRING sERyICE-Gas ole and sreases Distributors, Kelley-Springfield and fire- stone Cord tires. Clark's AccessoT! Shop. i5s South Main St. Phone l5sO.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Farms Tor aic

FARMS ron sALE-
 We crs~ ths following chei,s tarm. st bargain prices.
 Ns. is-5 miles from Srw Britain 7t serrs s roRs hsifrts. i horse uew barn ruuuire water Co house aud hnru. 70 room house. trar trolley and Berlin r. E. station. Ask Us to show thls No. -i9 nrrss. a1t kinds of fruit. rins gro,o. fine basement barn. 70 roem house. good well and tisfCfu. Trirs right small smouut ot rash required.
 No ei Thus Is Hu cstra fine farm s Hrres rrnm house. ssrrtttius iu fine shape. aII improvements in house. Right near sroNl. aud q. E. station rows. ieo rriters. aH farm tools. We rrc0in- mend Ihis Hs one et the ysr~ itai sunH farm in CeHneetirut. fuli price t55go- small 7ruaurt of 5nsh required,
 tASuuAS rtuM h,;EN,T
 isi MAtS STREET.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


 igcnts-Iieal Estate ss ron real estate and Are Insurance see rh' John Cooke company. dough st. plaInVlla Conn.
 PlAGNNILLE--Re Real estate and mortgage loans. skinner. Smith Co., Inc. Nerl block, P!ainiille and Madison. Conn Phone .i.,
 PlsAlNN IlI.E-nsai esste for saie. inser' snce of every dotctirsiun See cunnins ham ( wlnnser, Rsshora Nsri Bids. Pialnville Tel i7o.
 lIuilIing lots for sale sI BRISTOL large corner iet. uH trolley iinN, water. gss. electricity hya,lslle, nr. sahupl mali delivered, good laratiUr, reasonable prica Ask 10 see this lot Appy \. N. Raymond, Room l. odd Fellows Block, cs West Main St. rlain\4lie tom. MASON DRIVE near turhiu Ave- building lct. soNlf7. win he sold Bt rost for cash. see Mir. Bnac. Phone i5aa KEWFfEiD sTRTEr- good building lot Rt bargain f taken ht oncc. See Watson X Jones. s9i Main st. Phone si5e. MEN HEITAiN-=haH Arrp lots good i5ud also three acres Of land near trolley. schultz & costello Inc sis Main st.
 lart,ts Ian. ssat S1
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

. ACEE FAEW- 5 flmilg heus-. uew barn. sF ftut trees latI" Egst.e atl"ir. T'7ul- fry Huusss -p th-AauE. tow. land sur trGndsd nE 2 sttUtfs sldCu sjE. aeWsrs. gas and eisstfiffty. tost EIt EF0. cash ra- auifcI ti sgn. see IT. T. Tsireu .ar Harry E. Holland. rrsi Estate and inEurnnrs 2 Eifu S'. Tel. ls9e. i4 N-EE TAHN fa Ioam HfsiiSs on irt- rraycutru'. gaf EaraEF. uu tTa5f.F Hne prize uEHf. J. E. taiion. faaiK KtiIle Phone SIS
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12

NILE CORD TIRES
 Ie,o6o guaTsnies. 5ox5i ss5. Slx4 i5.l5. 5.x4 is.45. 7SX4 f5.Io. 541ii. e5.S5. |. s. ROYAL CORD TIRE s0x5i, sis.5S. 5aa4 s3.s5. SSK4 s4.45, ski: Si,Sj.
 FRANK PROPERT. .si MYRTLE STREET.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
Watches. Diamonds. JcweIry

JEwELHf gifts at less than cost. Tour opportunity 10 select JsWsiry. nory and siltsrwars in the very latest designs at les ttau half pTtce. This is our ast call for our final jsrelry sale. Take ad- vantage and rave money. Henry Moians g6s Main st.. opposite Myrtle.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-12
shore Places For sale
suburban For sale

BAANlEW BEACH Milford new summer cottages. reasonable, Of 10 roems. direct from huiidct Box tf Herald.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

properties at an appraised valuation, and will manage the business for them for given period until they wish to take the whole management into their own hands" he said.
 The American farmer has been groping in darkness" said John ], stream, former president Of the Chi cago board of trade. He has had the cooperative Ideas, but has not had the facilities to put it into execution effectively Now men who have de- voted their lives to grain marketing and who control five of the largest grain companies in the world. offer 10 turn their properties over to the American farmers and offer to devote the next five years Of their lives to the project and then stand ready to turn tho entire properties over fo persons designated by the farmers to conduct the business"
 If a final agreement Is reached be- tween the farmers and the Ave grain companies, if is predicted that it will take at least three months after that to complete the unified plan.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
100 French Amateurs in
 Fight for Olympic Jobs

Paris, June 2l.--The French ana iteur athletic championships, at which final selection of the Olympic team aill be made from inc 400 athletes competing, were begun this afternoon The French have a first-class man in Bontemps for the 5000 meter hur- 'iles, but outside this event appear 10 have no one capable of finishing up front either in the track or field.
 Commandant sidney Nenizelos. son of Inc former premier, is leading the Greek Olympic athletes who arrived in Paris today. Venizelos says he has a Marathon runner who may repeat the victory Of Loucs in 1898 and bring Greece back 10 the blue ribbon class in athletics.
 nLoues won the Marathon al Ath- ems in 1896 in hours. 55 minutes. 20 seconds).
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
JOHNNY DUNDEE
 LOSES HIS GROWN
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(Continued From Preceding Page). Heavyweight. knocked out K. o. Jaffe of New York in the seventh round of scheduled ten round fight at the Nostrand 4. c. las' night Jaffe opened a bad cut on Bef1enbach's eye in the fourth round and inflicted considerable punishment hut Paul came back and dropped Jaffe.
 Eddie tCannonbalD Martin, scored technical knockout over sammy Nable in the fifth round Of another ten round bantamweight fight. After Nable was dropped for the third time in the round. the referee stopped the fight. Both men nrc from New York.
 Sid Ferris. New York junior light weight. danced around Al Shubert Of New Bedford, Mass. and won the decision in 8 ten round fight.
 Ferris punished his rival in every round. shubert vas willing but out chased.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
|GRAIN FARMERS IN
 COOPERATIVE PLAN
Would Own, Finance and Control
 Big Elevators

Chicago, June c1.--tirain farmers would own, finance and control five
 large Chicago grain firms and 5000 cooperative elevators under plan which has been submitted 10 the ex- ecutiye committee Of the American farm bureau, which will shortly name committee, headed by President O. E. Bradfute, to study the scheme. ! The plan includes the Armour Grain company, Rosenbaum Grain corporation, Bartlett. Frazier and Company, handling more than biI- 1 lion dollars worth of cash grain tran ! sections annually. according 10 esti- mates of the aggregate business Of the last few years.
 The proposal contemplated turning over to the farmers the iirm's' 40 country elevators. terminal elevators, offices and fixtures and all other me chanieal equipment, along with man. agerial facilities. The five firms in- volved control virtually the entire ele- yator capacity at the Chicago terminal and much of the capacity of other primary markets and export bases. The elevators are valued at s15. .000.- 100 and other property at about sS,- 000.0o0.
 Cooperative grain marketing or ganizations eventually would be ac- corded the trading privileges Of the Chicago board of trade, under the proposal.
 Details To Be Considered
 Details of financing reaching 10 hundreds of millions of dollars win he considered by the committee, The financing of the consolidation is ex- pected to be cared for with the funds which ordinarily make the rebate" 10 the producer under cooperative market systems, These rebates" might he diverted into a sinking fund for the amortization of the consolida- ton debentures, stocks and bonds, it was suggested, although the legal and financial details of the plan were not made public.
 The announcement of the plan. made by the farm bureau. said the company contemplated would be at the service of state cooperative pools, elevator exchanges, farmer-owned ele- Nators and individuals as a grain mer- agency.
 "It is understood that the tentative ! plan has been submitted to other l farm organizations" tho announce l ment said.
 Officials Approve
 Farm bureau officials, rho have l been considering the plan for some | time were reported as being friendly | toward the proposition. Grain opera tors considered lt with favor.
 John C. shaffer Of th. ]. s. shaf- | fer X Co., said the plan wss signi- fcant as a revelation Of the attitude of those in the grain trade toward the cooperative marketing effort Of ha producers.
 "The elevator and grain mon are ihus showing the farmers they are willing 10 let ths farmers have the
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
td1Up Nd;U|llliQ
 61liS'ddte
June 21, fssI.
a7 HITS. g pUroUTs, g ASSISTS.

25 HITS. 27 PUTOUTs, 27 ASSISTS.
 With that tremendously speedy and elusive drop Of his, Left Hsnder Toad Ramsay Of Louisville famed 17 Cleveland players at Cleveland on June 2i. tSs7-the year when four strikes were required to set player down on whiffs. Cleveland played an atrocious fielding game. while Lotiis- vile bstted murderously. LouisYilie's hits. putouts and assists were equal g. In those days. however. strike outs counted as fielding assists. With inc score 21 to 9. Pete Hotaling came home with Cleveland's only run in the ninth. The score:
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
SUES FOR DIVORCE.
6o"ens. Who Went Around World
 on Honeymoon. Separates.

Cleveland, O., June 2l.-Mx. Gene Gowen yesterday filed suit for divorce from her husband. Albert Y. eowen. who two years ago eirclod the globe, with his wife. on ths yacht, Spec jacks.
 Mrs. Gowen also asks alimony equitable relief" and makes a for maj charge Of neglect on his part. The Gowens were married at New York city in July 1919.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

BOSTON
4- Rated for North in s,h.

N Ra'tnd for North m sfh,
 M Batted for Seareiu in sth.
 New 1ork .t.......-..r..,2nn 9hi 0al--s Boston ....,,...,.....,.o oao 100 nnn--f
 Two base hits Young. Frisch Meusei, Kelly; sacrifices, Jackson, Groh; double plays, Kelly 10 Jackson 10 Kelly; Jackson 10 Frsrh ta krily3 Watson to Jackson to kelly. psdgatt to Tieney 10 Mctnnis; Ban. croft to Tierney tn Meinnis; left on bases New York ii Boston :: hase on balls off Watson !: North (; struck oui hv Watson 1. North 3 hiis on North II in & yeargln 1 in :; l.urss 1 in |; hit hv pitcher, hy hsarsin tGowdy). by Lucas iMsuselDi los- ing pitcher North: umpires. Quleisy, Pflr- man and Opavs time 1.B0.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Carpet Stcalers

Berlin -- Eighty-seven carpet rob- bers-members of a burglars union were arrested at supper party in a Berlin restaurant recently. The sup- per had been given by the organizer Of the union to celebrate a successful csrpet-stealing season.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

Quitting the regular custom, the Yale crew did not elect a captain for next year following the race with Harvard yesterday but broke camp at midnight and took sleeper for New York where they boarded the Hom. eric for Europe at 10 o'clock this morning,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Giants N in.

Boston, June si.-New York pounded Lou North, former st. Louis pitcher, making his first start for Bos- ton yesterday, and defeated the Braves s to l, Watson held Boston to six hits. Frank Wilson. former Boston college player. in left field for Boston accepted eight chances and got one hit. The score:
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

Twenty.two of the athletes who will represent the United States at the Olympic games are at present un- dsrsoing treatment for an epidemic of minor casualties None of them however are expected 10 hinder their entering active competition.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
NATIONAL L-AMERICAN
 LEAGUE BALL GAMES
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yesterday by Inc score of 3 to 1, Mor- rison and RiNey opposed each other on the mound at the start but neither vas able to last the full game. Wright. Pirate shortstop. had q big day at bat, getting double, a triple and two singles.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
The Standing
Games Today

New Haven at Hartford, Waterbury at Springfield @. Albany at Worcester.
 Bridgeport at Pittsiield @.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

Chicago, June 21.x-'fhe divorce suit filed in Cleveland by Mrs. Gene enwen against Albert r. Gowen threatens tho end of a marriage that started with A honeymoon which for a time held the interest Of the whole world
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
PITY SEIEGIl

ibls'ulSi ,..-... .'N1 -Nl NlA-S
 Two bass hits, Walker. MaEs Grimm, Wright, rrltz; three base hits. Bohue. Walker, Wright, Grimm: stolen bases, plays Rohne, ta,eney. Bressier, Wright. Maranvillf, Grimm; le't on bases. Ciucn- nat x; Pittsburgh 3; base on balls off Morrison l: RlSev .; Mays I; struck oui hy Morrison .; Mays 3: hits of Morrison in [; krcmer In 5; Eixev in !; Mlys in S; winning pitcher kremer; losing pitcher Riy""; uTpires, Mccormick and sweeney time l:iI.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

A good preliminary to the Fereu- son-Carson go in Waterbury on Thurs day night, June 2s, has been arranged with Young Stanley Rogers of Meri- den meeting Young Kid Lucas of Wa terbury,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
The Standing
Games Today

Boston at New York. Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at st. Louis. Washington at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
NesterlaN's ! Results

Baliimore l3, Rochester S. Buffalo [, Jersey City (. Syracuse {, Reading 1. Nst ssme.) Syracuse (, Reading 2. t2d game.) Toronto Newark. Rain.)
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

Tzo-baxs hits-Bropnine 2. Mack. Thr1s-bsee hits-kerins. Werrick. Home run-Kerins. Double plavs- Mann. RecciUs. CroweiI. Toy. Hsip- schlager. Bases on balIs-Of CroueI !. Ramsay 2. Struck ouf-By Cho- asfi 2. Ramsay 17. Wild pitches crowell {. Passed balls-Re Reipschlager mpire-Knight.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
1lie Standing
Games Today

Games Today Rochester at Baltimore. Toronto at Newark Syracuse at Reading. Buffalo at Jersey City.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

Al the graduation exercises held at lhs pomfret school yesterday Lee Mallory, younger brother of Bill Nal lory, Yale football and baseball star, was awarded the athletic bowl, em- bematic of his election as best all around athlete in the class. Four years ago at similar exercises, (Mem- phis BilD Mallory received tho same honor, and this year al Yale he took the title of the best athlete at the college,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
Baseball Review
EASTERN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Worcester ,, Hartford .. Springfield s. Pittsfield 8. Albany 5, Bridgeport 2. Waterbury-Ncw Haven. tN
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NrstcriIn,s Hrsl,lfs

Cleveland I l, Detroit z. Washington ., Philadelphia 2. Ue inninEs.D
 tSo other games; rainD
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
NATION AL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York 6, Boston l. fhilad alphia h, Brooklyn 1. Pittsburgh z, Cincinnati I. tOnly three games schcdu!ed.)
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

There are almost s.sUa.o0g persons employed ia the rsotor industry and allied nazs.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

The Herald Classified Al depart nent is by far and away the best in the city.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

Following their defeat at the hands of the Yale crew the Harvard crew elected $. R. Kelly Of Reading. Mass. captain, at the election held last night. He wns bow in .the Harvard crew in the race yesterday
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
The Standing
Games Today

hhtiit9 Ioiida New York at Boston. Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Cincinnsti at Pittsburgh. St, Louis at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

Brson Bauer, academy high school boy Of Erie, Pa. won the Great Lakes junior single championship yesterday by defeating Thomas B. McGlinn, Yale University freshman S-G, 6-e.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

A vest-poeket electric fan has been Invented.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

The Manchester outfit is coming over here tomorrow loaded for beare and the Bosses will have Il tough Job 70 trIm them. But then, the Man chesterite.s also will have a tough job trimming tho BcE1cs, so the fans are m for d goou game anyway,E
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21
M, EVEREST AGAIN TAKES LIFE TOLL
Two ol Ascending Party Killed-.
 Effort Again Abandoned
By tho Associated Press.

London, June q. - Sir Francis Younehusband, president of the Royal Geogra phical society. last night informed the newspapers that tele- gram had been received by the Mount Everest expedition committee in Lon don to the effect that attempt 10 scale 1 Mount Everest had ended in disaster, involving the death Of two members, George Leigh Mallory and A. (. Er- vine.
 Interview at Westminster, Sir Francis said ii was not known how the disaster occurred, but that it probably happened fortnight ago.
 The expedition, according to Sir Francis, was within a short distance or the summit, at a greater height than ever had been reached before. It had experienced great difficulties in fighting it's way through tremendous bizznrds, which lasted for some weeks,
 The members Of tho expedition must have been greatly exhausted when Mallory and Ertinc died, Sir Francis said 1T was tho final as- sault on the peak, and inc men had had great hopes Of reaching the ton,
 Sir Francis said II was almost certain tho expedition would be aban- donnn for this Nsar
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

kaplan is out after Dundee's feath- rrweight crown at 12S pounds.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

cIi Eli certainty can crow over John Harvard this sports year. A de- c.sire defeat in football, winning of ne baseball series and an oNerwhclm- ing defeat Of the Crimson crew sums up the Blues activities in the major ports
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

The Connecticut State Tennis cham pionship for women will be held at the Canaan Country club from June 80 through July !.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-21

kapan already has taken Sullivan into camp. having given him de- ci5iye trimming Y hem they met.