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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29
Announcements
Lost and Found.

AIREDALE. lost; male, months. brown
legs and tail, hack back; no collar:
from car 12th and @ SITS, Sat, Feb.
%. Reward. Alexandria 14Tl-J.
AIREDALE LOST-Feb. Is; young male.
d. C. tag No. 1912. Rev. FIR. 457S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-02-29

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New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
MAN WHO BOUGHT BABY
 SAYS HE IS \ BARON
OHers An EAeuse Other Than Nhi- se,tiaa lar ruHhasins Child
 -iAln Resluneh,

New York, Aug. 2a.-lFHlng palhe 2 nhysleian's attendant who stated in police court that he bought the baby Of Mrs, Agnes Mack for sSo for eomr panianship, asserted that he IS Bar on Wolff NOn TNdenwarlh, memr her af aR impoverished German famllR,
 lie said has own child died ln lslf Rftas he left Germany before he ever sas lh As his wife Is too lll to ieaAs Germany, he declared he wish' ed child such as ha pictured his own to be, Al the time of his ar5 rest he denied that he wished the child for purposes of NiVlseeilon, I
 His bail and that of Mrs, Mack, mother of three other children, which previously had heen set al ti0.On0 each for "impefilling the health and life" of the infant, vas reduced by half
 The baby was ordered turned over to the children's Society.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
NEW BRITAIN TO HELP
 BOOST NEW ENGLAND
"HardNarc City" to Participate in "All New England Week"
 September 1920

Plans for New Britain's partici- patton in Al New England Week." September 15-2O. will be begun at d meeting of the directors Of the Mercantile Bureau. of which A. A. Mills is chairman, on Friday morn- ing. Lawrence J. Watson, End, as- sistant secretary of the All New England Week" committee,
 "All New England Week. is a week set apart for the display of the products of New England and to demonstrate both to New Eng landers and outsiders the size and variety of it's industries. It is to show that this section is just as important in the realm of industry as it was in the days of the first settlers, or as the slogan reads to Turn tradition into trade"
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
300 NEW BRITAIN MEN
 AT LEGION CONVENTION
Ialdl ralaAeT laslsi Ms lie Well Represented ia Iarring'
 lnn Islls Meek

A large number of local people Will attend lhs convention of ihe Ame'iean legion, Department of Connecticut in Tofringion, Thurs aas, Friday and faturday of this Neek,
 The his eNent of lhs convention will he thn slrnsi parade, li will hrgin al u'oiAck saturday after noon, Eddy,uioRor post, No, (, Nill be in line Ann strong, Free transportation will lac provided for members Of the poI who are asked ln meet ai Inc post rooms at l-'hp F, m, where eanHeyanees will be on hand. The members hape new post caps and will make naily appear anes iR line since The boys Will all lee uniformly dressed even 10 neck ties, They will take with them the l.egoin band with is new uniforms and tho local men are confident oI returning with tisP first prize for the best band and the best looking delegation in the parade, Eddy Glover post will also have with it the R0ys' Club Fife and Drum corps of this city which will make hts initial appearance in Torrington. The fife and drum corps also has new uniforms, The Girl Scouts Drum corps Of this city which Is always popular, will be in the parade at the head of the Legion post from Seymour. Conn. lt is almost certain that several cups and prizes of various degrees will be brought home from Torrington and it is expected that some representa- tives of the post at least will win an honor at the convention which will take him to the national con vention in St. Paul, Minn., septem- Der 15-lo.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26

easier teddy for hid MecoR, i0FmsF paslllsl charged Niih ths murdeF Of Mrs, FheFesa M0Fs heFe Angasl lz,
 Mocoy Is also charged Niih Tobr heTy and assault Mith Intent l0 e0mr mii murder % result Of an alH tempted TNAheTg and sA06liRg air fray after Airs, Mors mel death,
 A court oEdeT issued yesterday by Superior Judge Charles E, Grail be- fore whom Mccoy will De tried. en- ahled lhe alleged slaKer ta so under guard last night ta the home where his mother Mrs, Mary P, selhy, lay in the shadow af death,
 What words passed heiWeen these twa in the hail hour granted them by a kindly judge, did net reach the ears af the deputy sheriff aud the physician who watched from a corner af the rO0m,
 The ane-lime idol of the prise FlnE
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26

Ta clean a dark brown felt hat, sponge fl with ienid water to which 2 little ammonia has been added,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
Changes Anticipated
 at Traut & Hine Co.

George w. Traut, president of Traut X Hine Mfg. Co.,, today con- firmed rumors which have been prevalent of impending changes in the personnel at the plant. Mir. Traut said it would be unfair to men now in the employ of the company 10 reveal what changes are antici- pated. but said that definite decision would probably be made this week.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
RESCUE OF ITALIAN ALRlMAN
 MADEM DRAMA TIC FASHION

saw an answering flare from the itlehmpni
 There We're mailE srrnes as thr plane erept into lbv syaTehighl lane. The dHcks ni The iliphmpRi were crowded, Admlrai MagrudeE the captain, officers and crew lined The rails, every eye trained upan the disabled aircraft az it ross and fell win the waves, while mailHn pier ture operators bnsiig Warkel their cameras.
 Crasain, snan altar climbing np the sta ladder to thr iiirhmoni's derk, stretched NearilY and lhen rrr marked roallFi "Ails Nrii lhal rnds Wpil,n l,arHielll was also slsieal ale though he later watched grimly and with drawn face lhe destruction of his beloved plane, rho two sngln- oers apparently suffered Inc most both being seasick,
 Laalelli's story
 LnrutaIi, declaring he was not fired, told the story of his mishap, He had hren forced down hy minor engine trouble and, unaequainisd with lhp romgh northern seus, had landed heavily, smashing two struts and damaging the rndhrr stAbiliSeE Enable to take on owing 10 the fnughness Of thu water he decided To await smoother condilions. hay- ing sufficient fuel for three hours flight,
 To keep up the courage Of the party Locatolli and crossio sang Italian songs and made light of the situation. The motion of the waves, the cold and the fog combined to make the position Of the aviators most uncomfortable, hut there was no actual suffering. they said, There was food for six days more in the plane when it was found by the Richmond.
 An the crew hnd some sleep, al- tcrnatlng in using the two berths in the biz seapano. IL was blowing steadily. waiting the plane away from Greenland and skipping waves against the sides of the craft.
 1.ocatelli said that, although the chances of reseue apparently were growing less. the crew never gave up hope. To q question whether he feared tho outcome at any time the Italian ace shrugged his shoulders and replied with a phrase in his na- tive tongue which might be inter- preted: "It's all in the game"
 At their plane was set afre and looscd from the stern of the Rich mond. Locateli and Crossio watched the end of their hopes and there was only one remark. Crossio. with his ayes on the blazing seaplane, asking: What of the American flight--is 1t oVer?"
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
Link School Principal
 With Meeting of K. K. K.

Naugatuck, Conn.,, Aug. aA,--Lin- wood Aaron Narney, principal Of the Hop Brook school in Union City. must appear before the towa school committee Thursday night 10 explain to the board his connection with an alleged meeting of the Ku kluS Klnn last Tursday evening.
 Mir, Vnrney is charged with hav- ing rented the hall for the meeting. He claimed, however, that it was simply meeting of salosmen but refused to state who tho "salesmen" were or why he was interested in n meeting of salesmen.
 He will he asked to resign unless he can satisfactorily explain his con- nection with last Thursdays meet ing.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
Richmond Spots Flares of Seaplane - Had Drifted
 Far Out of Search Area
Hs me AssaaIaiea rless

hs fAe Ass iAifa flsss
 Aboard ', E s, Richmond, Ans, ss.-The discovery late lasl night og the missing Italian seaplaae piioiri by Lieutenant i.oeaieili, and the resr cue Of its four arenpants after tosar ing about for more than so hours on the bleak waters Of the North Atlantic, eama in dramatic fashion,
 The Richmond, haghhin Of Rear Admiral Magrnder, commanding the conveying squadron to the American world lliers, was putting out ia sea for the night after frnltless all day search along ihe Greenland ice pack when at iiiai o'clock ilares were seen. Immediately The course was changed in the direction of the lights, which reanpearnd at inter- sals. II was after midnight when the plane. hohbing on the water, was .pieked upn by the liiehm0nd's ssarchlight al a point las miles due east Of Cape Farewell, inc southorn- most tip Of Greenland,
 Lieutenant Marescalehi, one or Iocateli's companions who had been taken aboard the Richmond during the Iceland.to-Greenland attempt, was awakened and immediateiy rushed to the deck where he wept for joy at the realization that his comrades were alive.
 As the Richmond drew near the seaplane four men were seen in Inc cockplts. (PreYlous dispatches said fhe crew, besides Lieut.. Loeatell, consisted of Lieut.. Julio crossio, re- lief pilot, and Giovanni Barocini and Bruno Farsynelli. meehanicians)
 A line was thrown 10 them, the seaplane was hauled astern and the f,iers were taken off. They were sui fering only from fatigue and sea- sickness, and were soon restored aI- ter partaking of hot coffee and sand wiches.
 The wings and steering apparatus of the seaplane were damaged and 1t was decided to destroy the crait' The effects of the fliers were remoV- ed and then the machine, on whlch they had travelled from Pisa, itaiN' was set aire and cast adrift. Soon after being cut loose the tanks eN- nIoded and the seaplane apparently sank. By this time it was 2'So Tn the morning.
 Admiral Magrudger Immediately sent orders to the other Nessels calling off the search.
 Finding Miracle
 Finding of the seaplane in these waters after drifting beyond the nrobable zone searched by the naval vessels for three days is regarded as bordering upon the miraculous.
 The fiers had been sending up rockets every two hours nightly ana had almost exhausted their supply It developed that the first one they sent Up Sunday night was seen on board the Richmond. Lieut.. Loca- telli, who was on watch as the | rocket ascended, remarked: What's 1 the uee," but few moments later
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
M'CnY SEES MOTHER
 AT DEATHS DOOR
Prisoner Allowed to Visit Her
 Defense HinS Point

Les Angeles, Aug. s6,-The selace of having once more seen hls aged mother reported near death from heart disease, and inc satisfaction Of having won al least a preliminary skirmish in his legal battle to escape the gall0Hs, made iaii life iitle
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26

kneit st the bedside 0f the stricken NomaR and burlea his face iR the eoasllel, When he rose le leass it Was his n0iheTis physician fearful si her condition, who hasienei the departure, n0l lhe sheriAf's man Nha Was 10 take him bsck to iaii,
 Late yesterday Mccoy appeared before Judge Grail t0 plead on the mnrdeE robbery and assault charges, hat when the prosecution ihtF0r dueed a molten 10 add inc name Of anaiheF witness ta the grand jury inr dielment the defense Rbieeied and The arguments, with the plea, were postponed until Thursday,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
Picnic for Children By
 City Mission Workers

The last picnic Of the season VIII be held by the New Britain City Mission tomorrow afternoon for those children who have not yet been taken on any of the outings given by the organization. The party will leave at 130 o'clock and go to Traut park, where ice cream will be served.
 On Saturday Herbert Fowler will take a group of Arch street boys on a hike to Sunset Rock, where they will have a corn roast. This was originally planned for last Sat urday, but the rain turned the hikers back shortly after they had started.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
Chicago Musicians
 Are Highest Paid

Chicago, Aug. 26.-Chicago musi- cians become the highest paid in the country under new contract signed with theatrical managers. A strike September 1 was averted by the agreement. The new minimum scale is S72.50 and the maximum s92.50, increases of from 7l2 per cent to 10 per cent over the old scale.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26

accommodates saEmi4ss saF lhs aWaFa of eaAiEae,s ca aH e'ss aed ltill Eea00l sdafiRa, Chs.Frasa 2, F klas has gsilsa t0F FFelasr meet, ing 10 be asll tais afisEFesa sl : e'elaek.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
Britton-Rapaport Bout
 Takes Place Tonight

AeAaFks \, r. Aug ss'=tRelenlr enI weather last algAi eauss9 ihs RoslpeRemenl Of lhe scheduled tens F0nnd fight between Jack RfllIon, former YelleFgeigRs champion ef inc world, and Jack ilapapoTt of South Orange, Ths promoters ans anRaunesd it Nill he held tonight,
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26
NO sCHo0L RoAnn MEETING,

In The absence ei q quorum, ihere was no meeting af the school eAmr mittes yesterday aftsFnaaH te act npr aa recommendation of the school
New Britain herald., 1924-08-26

Flies will disappear from room If 20 drops of carbolic acid are from a hot shovel every day.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-01

YES de toda la lucha en- complete es-
tado de inconsciencia. Asi, 81 el de-
clara que solo vi6 una masa en- frente
de el, Sc6mo supo que la masa era
70 en- vez del referee, que tanlb.en Sc
Lallaba en- el ring?
Yo OF la campana perfectaniente en-
ell primer round durante Ell cual fui
derribado siete veces. En- vista del
castigo que sufri deberia haber esta-
do mucho mas nareado que el, en- tan-
to que 81 afrma que no la escucho.
Ann aceptando que fue asi, ei ms
tinto de IN boxeador deberia necesa-
riamente decirle Que cuando su adver-
sario suspende sus golpes, vuelve la
espalda y Sc va a su rinci6n, elround
ha acabado. Porque al entrar al ring
no solo deben trabajar los brazos, sinc
tambien en- gran 1nedida la inteIigen-
cia, Ia vista ! el dido, siendo el I'LL
timo sentido Ell fiie debe estar mas des
pierto va que debe haIiarse siempre
listo para cir las ordenes del referee.
Por consiguicnte, ii 70 pude OR la
campana, creo que debo haber tenido
mas iinFelieencia E instirto en- el dss-
arrollo de un combate que el campeon.
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HO T Z L E S
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Arecibo Sftio pra autoua6viles anexo
Al Hotel.
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CENTRAL

Edificip consSrHsao expresanlsnte par.
Hotel Modcrnamente equipsdo, con
Ascenscr, Habitacioaes con baGo. Te
iefono, Tim mbres. Barhsrfa y cnanro
requere ei Eodernc Confors.
Tlan Europec American Plan
Desds S1.oo a ESQ. gDesds $3.50 . $3.50
Restaurant la CaSta. Gubierto $1.Oo
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MI FUTURo ENcUENTRo CON
DEMPSEY

ST SO efectila (ya que queda por des-
cubrir 81 la opinion plblica 10 desea
realmente, considerandome mi Ell
advefsario Iogico del campe6n), no ten
dr5 objection a pelear de nuevo contra
Dempsey. No deseo expresar ninguna
opinion sobre el resultado, porque ESQ
es contrario a mi forma de hacer las
cosas. He expresado mi opinion So
Ire Spalla, 10 que es inusitado en- mi.
ESQ ha sido producido por mi deseo de
hacerle saber que hay todavia otros
boxeadores capaces de vencerle Ell.
He lefdo en- varios peri6dicos que
EN- mi lucha de revancha entrar6 en- el
ring con miedo, porque va me he me-
dido con DEMPSEY. Los Que Green ESQ
estan equivocados. Ye ignore COM
plctamente Ia psicologia del r1iedo. Nj
siqrtera teno al Twentieth Century
Limited de los Estados Unidos. He
pasado va por todas las niayores emo
clones de la vida en- un hombre y mi
coinbate de revancha con Dempsey no
sign;fcara einoci6n ,navor para mi.
Dempsey declara auc luchara de mo-
Go ,diferente; ESQ 20 me :nteresa a mi.
Declara Que no seguira mi tactica; Que
gre cometi6 una euuivocacion al se-
guir mi estilo de boxeo. A todo este
ye contesto que Dempsey no debe oil
vidar que el fue el primero en- atacar
con las mas siniestras intenciones pc
ro que yo fui Ell primero en- co.ocar i'm
golpe. Luego este signifca que 70
tuve la habilidad de descubrir sus in
tenciones, noraue .rnovf e clerpo ha-
.cia la derecha en- forma que su IL
quierda fuera corta. Por otra par
te, I'll entonces me prssent6. la mandi-
hula, cue golpes, pero no con el golpe
terrible que sl afrma reci5i6, porque
cuanlo descargu5 aqiiel pufetaso Demp
sey Sc habia va retirado varias pull
gadas del alcance de mi derecha, ppr
10 d. mi golpe no alcanz6 su destino con
toda la fuerza que pudiera haber te-
nido.
hay una cosa mas Due creo debo
decir aunq,e pdeda parecer dscir de-
lnasiado de 10 Due pas6 Ell nues-
ira Ultima pelea y no bastante de %
que puede acontecnr en- Ia proxima Me
- ~.
rehuso absolutamente a. Greer Ia decia-
racion de Dempsey de que pas6 ira
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(continaaci6n de la Ira. planaI

ter parecido cornetido tamb en- por dos
desalmados, en- la jurisdiction ode Ca
bo Roip, me han hecho pensars seria-
lnente 81 es o no cierto que existe en-
tre un niInero de los habitantes de
nuestro pueblo, una completa despreo-
cupaci6n en- cuanto la acci6n de los
Tribunales 6e Justicia, y una falta de
respeto hacta la autoridad de la Ley.
Ademas de estos casos que he men
cionado, dijo, es publico y notorio, que
continuamente esta nuestra prensa
dando cuenta de asesinatos. homicidios,
atentados la vida acometimientos
graves.
L Seria labor dificil determinar, con-
tinuo, que causa o causas Ilotivos
son los que han traido como conse-
cuencia el acrecentamiento de Ia cri
minalidad en- este pals; pero sean elias
cuales fueran me consta cue existen
rledios por los cuales dicha criminal
dad puede ser limitada y auinorada,
entire los cuales Sc encuentran Ia rapi-
dez prcntitud con que Sc 1leven jHi
clio los autores de los delitos y la GER
teza de un castigo rapido y SECURE; la
denegaci6n de la gracia de indulto, a
menos que no sea una causa en- que
la concession de la gracia Sc imponga
por motives de humanidad; y por So
bre TODD este, y como causa mas pode-
rosa. la acci6n honrada, impartial
decidida de todos los hombres que com
ponen los Pequeaos y Grandes Jura-
dos en- defensa de los fueros dc la Ley,
sea quien fnere ell acusado, y sean cua-
les fueren sus condiciones personales
politicas
Yo entiendo que la paz y tranquil
dad de la Isla, agreg6 el Hon. Fiscal
General, depende en- gran parte de la
actuac:6n en6rgica y rapida pero siem2
pre- just;ciera de nuestros Grandes y
Pecuehos Jurados, y hasta ahora, con
muy raras excepciones, las actuacio-
mes de los hombres que co1nponen di-
chos cuerpos en- Puerto Rico, han sido
siempre merecedores de la confianza
publica y de la confanza de la adrni-
nistraci6n de Justicia.
Pero es necesario que Sc sepa, dijo
ell senior Muhoz, que la Administration
de Justicia descansa en- su totalidad
en- la actuaci6n honrada seria de
los Grandes y Peduenos Jurados de es-
ia Isia, siempre y cuando que los
hombrss que integren dichos organis-
mos sean feles al juramento que han
de prestar como tales Jurados, no hay
poroue alentar temores nj acrecentar
alarnas que lleven la intrancuilidad
al ssno de nuestros hogares; y por tan
to yo desearia hacer plblico Ia neces;-
dad que hay a fin de que refine Ia con-
fanza en- Ia justicia, de que todo hoIl-
hre que al fornlar parte de un Gran 0
Pequcno Jurado que pernnita que al
rcndir su fallo, sea movido por motive
alguno ajcno los fines de la justicia,
bien sea de caracter politico 0 perso-
nal, tai persona al asi actuar traicio-
ma Ell iuramento que presto v traic!ona
tambien al Pueblo de Puerto Rico en-
su totaIidad que deposito en- el su con-
fanza para que fuera 81 su representan
te en- Ia administration de justicia.
Ante nuevas preguntas del reporter,
el Lcdo. Munoz continue:
Fnticnslo nyfes uue no es iusto cue
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NOTAS De BOXEO
Continuation de la pag. 81

en- la Argentina, donde la colon;a ita-
Llama predom;na entire las de residen-
tes extranjeros. 81 hubiera triunfa-
do sobre el la victoria me habria con-
quistado un gran nombre, desconocido
como yo era en- aquel entonces.
Ahora he aceptado la oferta de en-
contrarme con Spalla en- Buenos Al
res, no a causa del dinero nj por Ell
prestig!o que pueda ganar case que
venza, sino porque, segln 10 que he
leido frecuentemente fen los diarios
italianos, el sefior Spalla esta clasif-
cado como I'm gran boxeador cientif-
CO.
| Asi, hoy, favorecido por la Diosa
de la Fortuna gano $5O.o0O por una lu-
cha que estaba anhelante por lograr
por una suma de $125 no hace mucho
tempo.
| Tambien cuando me ofrecieron $125
por luchar con Spalla corrf ell riesgo
do perder la pelea, pero ahora, con la
mucha mayor experienced que he ga
nado en- el ring, y deseoso como 10 es-
toy de medirme con ese caballero, que
Sc place en- desdeiar la superioridad de
otros s1eavyweights me propongo
derrotarle, a menos que haya progre-
sado en- 500 por ciento sobre 10 Que po-
! dfa hacer cuando yolvi6 a Italia des-
de los Estados Unidos.
Me propongo abatir al ita1iano en-
muy pocos rounds, porque es un boz
xeador sin punch. Ell tiene con-
fanza en- SIT ciencia, pero. 70 no COM
parto su conianza en- ST mismo, en- un
colnbate connigo. Ha vencido al jo-
ven Bob Fitzsimmonds por puntos. OBJ
tnvo una ''no decision con Joe Nc
Cam. Durante mi estancia en- la Ha-
bana recibi una oferta cab1egrafca de
Buenos Aires para |un match con Spal-
la, y cuando ensefie Ell cable a mis- ami
gos Joe McCann al ita1iano Jack
Hermann expresaron la opinion de que
Isl lucHaba con el, seria una pelea de
I'M round. Ambos me instaron no
perder la oportunidad de obtener esa
pslea, va que spalla era, seghn ellos,
un buen "receptor de golpes''.