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New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

the body from it's covering at the bank of the river and showed it into the stream.
 He then rowed to the middle of the river and sunk the carpet. Suspicion quickly pointed to Zalewska when the girls disappearance was reported to the police by her anxious parents. Questioning last night was fruitless but after an all day grilling he made a written confession. If tAe body is found Zalewska will be charged with murder.
 Vain Escape Attempt
 Shortly after being locked up this morning Zalewska, using part of a led spring in his cell, tore away part of the brick wall only to find that it opened into an adjoining cell.
 Zalewska was arrested last year for breaking and entering and sentenced to Shirley school for boys. He es- caped and was returned there. where he was released January 27. He has sister and brother.
 The girl has two sisters and brother. She was small. fair-haired and pretty. She attended the paro- chial school.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
EDITOR OF PAPER
 ON SCIENCE DIES
Charles A. Mum HIith Scientific
 American 4S Years

New York, April 3.--Charlcs Allen Mum. editor and publisher or the Scientific American died at his home today after brief illness.
 Mr. Mum was 6i years old. He was graduated from Princeton in .lSS1 and had long been identified with the publication.
 Death was caused, # was believed by T. st stroke of ,paraIyss suffered on a fishing expedition in Scotland last Summer.
 Mr. Mum devoted 43 years of his life to the magazine founded by his father and assumed sole charge Of it and kindred publications in 1907. He was an enthusiastic sportsman. and was associated with numerous philan- thropic societies. After his gradua- tion from Princeton he studied at the New York Law school was admitted to the bar and became one Of the charter members of the New York patent law association.
 He was expert at polo, golf, tennis and racquets, was one of the founders of the Essex Country club and for mer captain of its polo team. His American collection. including per sonal effects and letters of Washing ton, Franklin and other founders Of the republic, was bequeathed to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
 Orson D. Mum. grandson of the founder of the Scientific American. Mir. Munn's nephew, will succeed him as president of the magazine.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

 he says. When a Boston woman filed a s50,000 breach Of promise suit against him, Scott, already married, left Toronto and the business went into a receivers hands. he says.
 He has admitted being a partner of his brother, Robert, in the drug store hold-up. which occurred within two block of the detective bureau and across from the city hall, while the theater crowds walked by. according to the police. He first admitted the shooting, police say, but later declared it was done by his brother
 He admits. police say. robbing more than two score drug stores and har- berdasheries during the past few weeks.
 Arrested with Scott was Helen Bull lard, who is held with-her brother. Rex Bullard, and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Devine, but police have not disclosed any results of questioning them.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
DARTMOUTH IS WINNER
lianv.rr Baseball Experts Take Vic tory From D:lrtliorpe UHircrsity Diamond Men.

Atlanta. Ga. April tied by their ianity pitching ace. Ed" Edwards. the Dartmouth forces took full re- yense ol the ugiethorpe Peirels yes tnrday afternoon. driving Left" Peace from the box and handing Tn the better score Of a 10 , count. The members of the Big Green outfit, smarting under the defeat at the hands of the potrels gave one of their best exhibitions of their tour of the Cracker state and outhit and out iielded Coach Anderson's band of youngsters. Jake Morris, who reiev- ed pcache at the beginning of the sixth gave up only one hit. trip'e from the bat Of Hudgens in the eighth.
 Bjorkman's ordinary single went for lour-base knock in the fifth inning when his< tap to left field hounaed under the fence and rolled into ditch outside Of the Petrefs park.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
ONCE WEALTHY MAN NOW
 FACING MURDER CHARGE
Former Cleveland and Toronto Man Also is Accused on Charges Of
 Robbery.

Chicago, April 4.-From the head of a sS0, 100000 promotion concern, to a robber facing charge of access sorry to murder, within year. is the story told by Russell T. Scott. former ly of Cleveland and Toronto, Canada, held in connection with the killing of Joseph Maurer, drug clerk in a store in the heart of the business district Wednesday night. Scott says at one time he was yice-president of the R. T. Scott Company, Ltd, of Toronto, which had branches in dozen cities and a payroll of 500
 names. He helped to promote the Detroit Windsor international bridge,
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
BOY CONFESSES ID
 MURDER OF CHILD
A Year Old Chcops Girl .Is
 Victim

Chicopee, Mass, April Flour boats are dragging the Connecticut river opposite Willimansett for the body of Sophie Kupek, 14 years old. believed to be the victim of one of the most atrocious murders ever com- mitted in this city Stanley Zalewska, r years old, confessed to the police last night that he threw the girls body into the river yesterday morn ing after an attempted criminal as- sault.
 The girl, who lived with her par ents in Clark street, was sent to de- liver milk to neighbor at S:S0 yes terday morning. According to the boy's confession the girl was passing his house on her way home when he cnticed her into his house and to the cellar, on the subterfuge that his sis ter wanted to see her. After attempt ing to assault the girl, Zalewska told the police that he beat her with a club until she lost consciousness.
 Finished Killing Job
 Thinking she was dead he tried to dig a hole in the cellar in which to conceal the body but finding that he could not complete the task before his parents returned from their work in a nearby factory he wrapped the body in mold carpet and lowed it toward the river on a toboggan.
 Before he had completed the quanx ter of a mile to the river the girl showed signs of life and a suspicious passerby was told that the carpet contained kittens which Zalewska was going to drown, Farther on the body rolled from the sled and Zalewska was seen to club it with his fists.
 Showed Body in River
 Fearing that the carpet might lead 10 his detection. Zalewska removed
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
Yale Stroke Candidate,
 Rider, Out With Injury

New Haven. April 4.--T. H. Rider.
 who last year gave promise of being one of the best strokes in the Yale crew in many years and who was forced 10 leave the crew due to an in- jury to his arm. was again compelled to quit this year when a recurrence of his old hurt set in few days ago. It was expected that Rider would come back to form this year.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
Hgh School Notes

The School Dramatic club held its weekly meeting Wednesday. A play was given by the girls-as a surprise to the boys. The boys intend to give a vaudeville show Monday.
 The S-2C class had candy sale this morning. The proceeds will so to- wards paying for the new baliopti- can.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

IL is estimated that one-half of the sutant loss Of s50,0O0 day to in- dustries, are due to ignorance of the
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04
WOLVES CHASE SKUERS

Colmar, Alsace, April IA com pany of skii-runners on the Nosges mountains was recently pursued by a pack of wolves. The men coasted down a mountainside and managed to find shelter in a cabin, which the wolves surrounded.
 A dog which was with the ski-run- ners were eaten by. the wolves and the animals finally abandoned their manhunt. Only the deep snow which made going difficult for the wolves, and was favorable to the men on skis, enabled the latter to escape.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-04

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DOS TAPAos

Sin authorization para dar los nom
bres de estos. dos jugadores, pero tras-
imitandome en- cuanto, Sc circunscribe
ell poder que tengo para dar estas no.
tas, hare referencia muy vedada So
bre uno de estos jugadores en- forma
de adivinanza: Ell fue jugador muy adj
mirado por todos los plblicos como un
receptor eficiente en- los tiempos en-
que Nuts como pitcher, Ell en- la mis-.
ma linea que Nuts, supo eficiente-
mente conquistarse una cadena de
triunfos pero hoy va estaba olvidado
como jugador y 81 alguno que otro re-
cuerda es hacienda historic de todos
sus triunfos. 5Quien esq (That is
enough for today IL
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La Magnesia es 10 Mejjor
para la Indigestion
No hay que curar Ell est6mago con
digestivos artihcia1es

La mayorfa de las personas que, oca-
sional cronicamente, sufren de gases
agruras 8 indigestion. han suspendido
va las desagradables dietas Y ell uso de
alimentos patentados. drogas perjudi-
ciales, tonicoS eStomacales, medicinas
digestivos artificiales, substituyendolos,
de acuerdo con Ell consejo que con fire.
cuencia ha aparecido en- estas mfsmas CO.
lumnas, con una cucharadita 6 dos pas
tillas de Magnesia Bisurada disueltas en-
un POGO de aqua y tomadas despues de
cada comida. El resultado ha sido que
va no sufren molestias EN- ell est0mago,
comen cuanto les place disfrutan en-
general de mucha mejor salud Aquellos
que usan la MagneSia Bisurada no te-
men la hora de la comida, porque bien
saben que este maravilloso corrective
&similador de los alirnentos que pue-
&c ohtenerSe en- cualquier droguerfa q
Dotlca,. reGula Ell funeionamiento del es-
tonnage, neutralizando su acidez evil
tando la premature fermentation de los
;llimentos todo este sin ell menor do.
Tor molestia. Ensaye I'd desde luego
81 procedimiento, pero asegurese de com
l3rar "a legltlma Magnesia Bisurada, pre-
1lacal.
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car este hermoso instrumental aunqae no
sepa musIca, pues con cada uno Sc envsa
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una tabla mpresa con todas las posieionas
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Ell cATANo STAR

Parece cue las dos tltimas felpas
que lie propinara ha varios dias el San
Juan Giants, en- los. terrenos de la
Parada 8, le ha servido como alieiente
y estimulo. considerandose va como
probables contendientes de Ligas Ma.
yores y al efecto Sc ha llevado cabo
una reunion con Ell prop6sito de reor-
ganizar la novena y hacerla mas efec'
tiva Las dos felpas que lie propin6
Ell San Juan Giants los ha llevado al
convencimiento de que Ell Catafio Star,
como novena de Segunda Clase no en-
contraba contendientes que pudiera
sostener un juego inportante por la
superioridad de ella y, para poderla
subir a jugar con las novenas de Pri-
mera Clase, ha menester reforzarla
con dos tres jugadores eficientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13
UN vAT1c1NADoR

Las otras noches pude acercarme a
un banco de la plaza donde Sc halla-
ba reunido un grupo de iugadores "
uno de ellos con una elocuencia asom-
brosa y COY brios de Grader callejero,
predecia los futuros triunfos que Sc
rfan anotados por esta novenas, igu-
rarldo como de Primera Clase Ell in
terlocutor hizo historic sobre la re-
ciente division que hnbo en- San Juan
al reforzarle los dos nuevos teams, re-
partiendo las fuerzas entire 81, en- for,
ma tai que hoy DE sU PoDERIo VA
NO RESTA MAZDA, y 81 son dos no
venas de Primera entire las de Segun-
da. Esto l1ev6 a rurstro inter1ocutor
a la conclusion de cue reforzandose
nuestra novena Sc podrfan efect1ar
algunos desaffos con exito probables
para ambos. .s4..sa
Hasta la proxima.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13

juegos celebrates entire ell San Juan
Athletics ell Hunacao en- Ia liga de
Arccibo. 5vencio Humacao al team
de los atleticos en- ley, como Sc vence
| y Sc conquistan triunfos gloriosos?
ESQ no convene decirlo Y hay que ca
narlo. Pero nosotros, que tuvimos el
placer de- yer estos juegos podemos
decir que el team de los atleticos fue
bien castigado por los umpires, mien-
tras que Ell team Arecibo venci6 los
CRISES con hits y carreras que es como
Sc vence. is
Ell team Arecibo es potente, formi-
dable Y bien dirigido. sus jugadores
SON todos j6venes arrogantes prac-
ticos. y con estas condiciones no solo
han vencido al team Ponce sino tam
bien al Ribosch y Hurnacao, Y parti-
cularmente todos los teams de Sc
gunda clase de Puerto Rico. No es
question de inofa y burla Ell trinrfo
del Arecibo sobre Ell Ponce.
Nos quiere 1ndicar Luisin que no
hubo inter6s por parte del Ponce por
veneer en- alguno de los dos .juegos.
Sepalo bien usted, sefior Luisin. sel
team Ponce en- ninguna epoca ha ju-
gado pelota barata. Ell team Ponce
sieinpre juega para veneer Y no pa
ra confabularse v dejarse veneer por-
que haya intereses creados.
Pipo Maldonado y Pedro Miguel Ca
ratini son hombres dignos honrados
ellos no son capaces de desempenar
tan semejante ridiculez.
Eddie Collins di6 conocer con sus
brillantes riotas la .veracidad de estos
juegos y por 10 tanto vemos que Ell
Sr. LJrisin. no presencio ninguno de
los juegos. Eddie Collins es de San
Juan el mejor que nadie tiene de-
recho a dar una nota veridica y exac-
ia de los juegos.
5Como cree possible Luisin que ell
team Ponce ocupando ell primer pues-
to en- Ell campeonato insular. v siendo
actualmente sel mejor team de la isla,
vaya por gusto gana a dejarse pro-
pinar nueve ceros adel team Arecibo
que empieza ahora luchar con los
teams de primera categoria9 Sea al
truista concedaIe al Team Arecibo
su honor de haber vencido al Ponce
en- buena ley, como Sc vence cuando
Sc lucha honor y dignidad. Arecibo
ira la liga del Castillo veneer a
Ponce como 10 venci6 en- Arecibo en-
ley Y Eonradamente.
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JOE ANS.
RECTIFIcANDo UNA INroRMA-
CIoN DE- Gel HERALDOn
Hasta la pr6xima

Aver estuvo en- nuestra Redaccion ell
Cabo de la Policia Inuslar, Sr RIA
nuel Aviles, Comandante del Il Puesso
de Guaynabo, con Ell prop6sito de hacer
algunas rectifcaciones la informa-
ci6n publicada por 'El Hera1do de
Puerto Rico1s.en su edici6n de aver
en- relaci6n con un suceso automovi-
lista, ocurrido en- la carretera, de Quay
nabo. s4.s tsspFsfss. a. gyssA..
Nos dijo Ell Sr. Aviles, que en- pri-
mer lugar, 81 no sc Hama Bonifacio,
sino Manuel Segundo que el suceso
ocurrio de 10 a IL de la mafiana del
sabado, " no por la tarde; " que, lejos
de ocurrir como 10 reiata el "Hera1-
do sucedio como sigue: Ell Sr. Aviles
regresaba de Guaynabo de una inspec-
cion por el Barrio Pueblo Viejo en- un
Ford" de su propiedad. Delante de
el venia un ''truck Ford'', sobre cuya
plataforma viajaba Salvador Gomez
Al cruzar Ell Sr. Aviles por el lado del
truck, Ell cua1 lie habia dado dere-
cha, Gomez Sc lanz6 repentinamente de
la plataforma del truck yendo a
cEocar violentamente contra Ell guar
dalodo derecho del Ford guiado
por Ell sr. Aviles. Y por iiItimo, Ell
sr. Aviles no ha sido arrestado nj So
le ha exigido fanza alguna, va que Ell
juez de Paz que investigo Ell case no
encotnr6 culpabilidad de su parte aun-
que, como es natural, ha puesto Ell case
en- conocimiento del Fiscal, ell cual
hasta ahora no ha tornado acci6n al
guna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13
Ia pANAcEA DE SWAMI eg m \

La PANACEA DE SWAIN es un
remedio ensayado y victorioso para curar
las Intermediates de Ia Sangre en- cual-
quier periodic, Ulceras Arraigadas,. Man
chas en- la Sangre Heredadas, Dolencias
Cr6nicas de los Huesos. Es una medi-
Gina potente, poseyendo un dominic ma
ravilloso sobre estas Intermediates tan
destructivas. Puri6ca la sangre pobre y
corrompida Y restablece su fuerza y cali
dad primitivas. La PANACEA DE
SWAIN ha hecho una gran obra para la
humanidad. Ha restaurado la salud de
innumerables millares de pacientes que
casi .habfan perdido la esperanza. De
venta en- las farmacias y droguerfas.
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Sc. VENDE

Con grandes facilidades para Ell
pago una hermosa residencia en- la
calie America Salas, parada 20, la
cual tiene siete dormitorios un mira
dor. dos garages midiendo el solar
GAG metros. AL comprador Sc lie re-
gala un automovil de siete pasaje-
os-Informaran "Sucs. de Jose Fer
nandez", Tetuan 38, Telefono 293,
San Juan
Ell automovil esta en- un garage de
la Parroquia Sagrado c. de Jesus
Advt
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sU RENAcIM1ENTo

Despues de tres cuatro semanas
de retraimiento forzoso ocasionado por
la falta de liga para practicar, ha
vuelto con sus ansias de nuevos trfun
fos. Aver como hoy. y hoy como ma
mana, demostrara la efciencia y nos
deleitara dandonos nuevos juegos> in
teresantes importantes como hasta la
fecha los ha efectuado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-08-13
UNA ADoUIs1cIoN

Ha sido admitido para fornar par
te del lineup ell popular jugador Pom
cefiito, una de las coluranas del que
en- vida fue Antillano. simpatizamos
con este buen jugador por su indis-
cutible conducta, por sus meritos dis
ciplinarios, por su eficiencia en- el out
field por su forma de usar Ell bate.
Falicitamos por esta nueva adquisi-
ci6n al Sr. Julio Sains (Manager) al
reforzar el team con este jugador y al
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REPARAcIoNEs

De victrolas, fon6grafos, maquinas
de escribtr, suinar, calcular, ETC., etc.
Nuestro Departamento de Reparacio
mes, bajo la direction de un mecani
co experto, esta a las 6rdenes del pd-
blico para cualquier trabajo que ne
cesiten.
Frecios m6dicos y garantia abso-
luta
!. SANCHEZ MORALES & CO, Inc.
(La Casa que vende 10 Mejor)
San Juan Ponce = Mayagiiez.
Advt
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sus pRAcT1cAs

Con una. regularidady POGO acos-
trmbrada Sc cstan llevando a. ,cabo Sc
manalmente las practicas reglamenta-
rias dirigidas por SUI eflciente captain
a'sel Indio Nuts que esta desple-
gando su astuc:a, de zorro viejo en- Ell
juego, con Ell buen deseo de que esta
novena adquiera ell nombre de Prime
ra clase sea considerable como tai,
Mr.. Nuts, isera este verdad?
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LooATELLI oBLIGADo A sUS-
FENDER sU vIAJE

KIRKwALL, agosto 10. Omitted
Press) el aviador argentis
no que Sc propone marchar al Polo
Norte, SO ha visto obHgado dete-
rerse en- stromness, debido a las pc
simas condolences del tiemro, que ma
cen impossible la marcha.
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FLnREs NATuRALEs

iQuiere usted conseguir Hermosos
Bouquets Bonitas Coronas y otros
uabajos artisticos en- flores naturales
Lame al tel@fono 800 Santurce. tStop
70. Martin Peha) y sera atendido Dcs
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Poncenito, que sabra demostrar su
actividad efciencia, en- ell tira y
coge.
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cATANo BASEBALL CLUB

Ell catano Star. su Renacimiento. -
Nueva adquisici6n Sus practi-
cas-. Dos Tapaos. - Un vatici-
nador
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Continuation de la pagina 81
Evening star., 1924-05-01
FRANK PLUMLEY DIES.
Noted International Lawyer Won
Fame as Claims Umpire.

EORTHFIELD. VT. May .1.-Frank
Plumley, former representative, inter
national lawyer and Vermont politi-
cal leader. died at his home here last
night.at the age of seventy-nine. He
1 had been in failing health since Jan
#uary.
as umpire of the Mixed Claims Com
mission to adjust the difference Be-
tween Great Britain and Venezuela
and Holland and Venezuela at Cara
:as in 1908. and later as umpire of the
8F'rench-Venezuela commission in 1905
Mr.. Plumley was member of Con-
Gress from the second Vermont dis
rrict from 1909 to 1915 He was dele
gate from the United States to the
nterparliamentary Convention at
Icneya in 1912.
Evening star., 1924-05-01
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Lingerie

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BOY ORATORS TO GET
$1,000 PRIZES HERE.
Contests to Be- Held June 6, With
President Presiding Over
Contests.
FIRST AWARD is $4,000
Semi Finals Scheduled in Six Cities
Next Month.
FIRST AWARD IS $4,000
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May Prizes total
ing $4,000 will be awarded secondary
school orators in the finals OF the ma
tional oratorical contest. which will
be held in Washington on June 6, with
President Coolidge presiding, it was
announced today
First prize will be $4,000; second
prize, $1,000. and third prize. $500. Six
students representing different parts
OF the country will be chosen in elimi-
nation contests to compete for the
prizes. These semi-final meetings will
be held as follows:
Schedule of Trials.
In New York, May 9, with Frank p.
Graves, president of New York State
University, presiding; in Philadelphia,
May IL, with Senator George Wharton
Pepper presiding; in Kansas city,
May 16, with r. L. l.. Saner, president
of the American Bar Association, pre-
siding; in Los Angeles. May 16, with
Herbert Hoover presiding; in Chicago,
May Is, with former Gov. Frank ..
L,oWden presiding; in Birmingham,
May 16, with Senator Oscar Under
wood tentatively selected to preside.
The contest was organized Ito in
crease interest in and respect for the
Constitution" the announcement SAID.
II was explained that one of its other
purposes was TO keep alive IN TINS
country the art of oTatory.