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Deportivas de III Mun(lO'

ceflos, estan basadas en- que ell team
que este afio poseen Los Sultanes'
Sera uno de los mas faertes y discipli-
Iados en- Ia isIa. Mayagi1ez High,
aquel temible team que gan6 tan So
herb;amente Ell campeonato escolar del
suroeste, a pesar de que atln puede
contar con I'm team que lie de algunos
triunfos, va no es tan tsnlido por los
SULTANES; pues ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
cinco o seis de sus jugadores fueron
sus HIJTTCS; ademas, un buen MT
nero de players de las escueiss de HUI
macao, San Juan, Ponce, etc, for
maran parte del team que Sc prcpone
saldar cuentas viejas. Ademas, el c1-
tado CoIegio cuenta con Ell nfl1nero
mayor de estudiantes que hasta la re-
cha ha tenido, los cuales no so amente
estan dispuestos cooperar con La d1-
rectiva de la Association Atlst'ca,
MoNETARIANdENTE, sino tambien
con sus YELLs para amman siempre al
Sis soldados. En- los juegos que Sc ce-
lebren en- la localidad y en- los pue-
bios h1n1trofes, alrededor de ciento
ochenta cinco estudiantes iran
gritar para que sus gladiadores SO
aduefen del triunfo. Un peQueflo rii-
nero. de belIas y simpaticas fgirls >
que nos acompafian en- la zafra de es-
te afo, engalanaran, como nndas flo
recillas que son, los stands; ademas,
con sus dulces. voces, enviaran pala-
bras de amino los corazones de
squeHos que representen Ell honor de-
portivo. del Colegio en- la arena del
combate
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FL CoLEGIo DE AGRICULTURE
lFCTTRO CAMPEON EStVLAR:

Asi nos lo' ha asegarado uh miem-
bro dc Ia directiva dc la .tsociaci0n
Atletica de dicho plantel de ems"
nanza superior. 50
este aflo irenios por todas las Il
gas de la isla trenolando nuestra
bandera, para disputarnos no solo
ei tftulo de champion escolar del srr
oeste, sino tambien ell de champion
escolar de toda la isla; al .'ator-
mar nuestro Colegio, estoy casi Sc
guro que repetiremos la famosa fra
Sc "Vini Vidi Vici''. Estas sensacio.
males palahras del joven del Colegio
de Agriculture Y Artes, Manuales,
que seguramente pondra los pelos de
punta los Diablos Azules de la Cen
tral High, los universitarios, y pom
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cINco DIsPARos.

Hernandez hizo uso de TN revolver
que portaba, v lie hizo cinco disparos
a su contrincante, dejandole muertc
en- Ell acto. Sanchez Sc desplom6 al
'suelo, banado en- su propia sangre
sin que la ciencia pudiera hacer ma
da por 81, pues la muerte habia sido
instantanea.
Las autoridades civiles y policiacas
So trasladaron embellishments al ST.
tito del sueeso, procedtendo al arres-
to del matador, duien sc er1trego sin
hacer resistencia.
Ell juez municipal, hizo la investt.
gaci6n del case.
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No sabemos cuando la Sultana del
Ceste volvera q tener otra novena
&c primera. Parece que sc hace muy
dificiI levantar ell entusiasmo gene
raj entire aquellos que fueron "s1D-
ditos del Rey". Pudiraos comprobar
este, el domingo pasado, cuando GER
ca va del fnediodfa, no pudo cornen.
zarse el primer desaffo, de una do
ble-pelea, aRunciada entire las move
mas organizadas ultilnamente. Ape
sar de que hace bastante tempo,
que los mayagieZanos no han visto
iugar pelota buena, muy pocos res
pondieron la llamada del clarfn.
Cuenta la ciudad del Yagiiez, con
un pequefio numero de fanaticos que
tlenen han1bre de yer jugar palota
de la grande; cuenta tanlbien con
uno de los mas enthusiasts fans
y uno de 10: pFomotores deportivos
que mas exito ha obtenido Ell Puerto
Rieo: nos referimos al Sr. Tony
Luciano. Tenemos entendido que q
Sc propone "resucitar a este Lazaro".
jCooperara Ia gran mayoria de indj-
fcrentes fans? ST el Sr. Luciano To-
era realizar sus bucnos deseos, PEI
dr amos asegurar que, los eleganteS
DC la capital, los leones, los camdro-
mes, las panteraS y los lo6os, ten
drian que enfrentarse con un nuevo
rival, bastante peigroso. con quien
discutir el Penrant del 25; pues Ell
Mayaguez hay buen material para
organiZar una novena capaz de de
rrotar cualquiera de aqaellos "ani-
nsdies" dc po1' alta. 81 los mayagiie-
zaros desean que su ciudad tenga
uEa G1dqain0a beisbotcra que pueda
ganar ell Pennant del 1925; un team
cue glorifque ma vez mas el nom
bre de MayagIez. no de5en- vacilar
CT prestarle su cooperation a -aque~
Hos que Sc interesan tanto en- sacar
a la superfcie esa embarcdci6n.
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Semanas atras. visitamos, en- union
de otros companeros de clase, la escue-
La superior de esta ciudad; fuimos OBJ
jeto de una especial atenc. on de parte
del culto caballero, Sr. Gustayo Ar
chifla, professor principal de dicha es-
euela. Muy cortesmente nos mostr6 los
diferenteS salones v departamentos de
laboratorio, dibajo Y carpinteria, BIZ
blioteca y salon de asamblea; nos ex-
plie6 como con el dinero de los niismos
estudiantes Sc estaban constr1yendo
edificios a6yacentes. para dar cabfda
otros que no han podido obtener
asientos en- aquel, construido por ell 60
bierno. Pudimos contemplar las her.
mosas copas Y regalos que ganaron los
teams de base ball basket ball. Ell
cuerpo de estudiantes de comercio, en-
los torneos deportivos y comerciales.
La Mayaghez High ha tenido la
desgracia de perder uno de sus mas
valiosos elementos, al caer en- las ga
rras de la muerte de un modo tan
tragico, como 10 es Ell morir ante el
canon de un revolver de un apasio-
nado, y sin defensa, Ell joven Paco
Perez, receptor del team, poeta de la
escuela Y senior a la vez. No obstan-
te, los pequeflos Cardenales Sc propo-
nen retener su titulo de champions;
pues dicen que los ''Suitanes del CO.
legio'', son BUcHIPLUMAS En- la
arena Sc sabra qien es quien.
Y por hoy basta, pues es grande la
moliehda que tenemos, querido lector.
CHRIsTY MATHEwsoN.
Mayagiiez, P. r.
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Ell DEBUT DE LA iCOMPANiA
LUPE RIVAS CACHO
Ell rRIuNFo FUE EsPLENDDo

| La premura del tempo de los IL
notipistas, obligaronmea ser dema-
, siado breve laconico Ell mi resena
de aver relativaA al debut de Ia ia
mosisima Compania Mexicana de Re-
vietas Zarzuelas nieXicanas LUPE
EIVAS CACHO. :
10, primero que hago ahora, es con-
pratalar al amigo y Empresario Sc
nor Miguel Perellora, quien es la ter
ceYa vez que nos vista " siempre con
buenos espectaculos, por 10 cual el
pu,lico le esta reconocido y lie eiene
fe confanza sus ofertas. FL res
petable 10 demostr0 anoche ilenando
el COLON de un modo homo hace
enpo no Sc vefa.
Vamos a la Compafia. En- conjun-
70, es de las mejores que nos han vi
s;tado tltiinamente. Hay unidad ar
monica en- todas las parties, Sc rota
a direction tecnica en- todo, y la re-
rinada direction artistica.
SobreSalen, en- el tarbao hecho en-
la noche del debut: Lupita Riyas Ca
cho, que es la estrella. Guapa artis
ia meMcana, de gran tempeamento,
mucha sangre, mucho sentimiento,
eracia para derroche sin taxa nj me-
dida, extraordinaria Wis comica. Su
qcz de mezze-sOpranO, es armada y
!u' CO, como de alondra. Y las miradas
de sus ojazos negros y a sonrisa de
su boca dc coral, que al entreabrirse
muuestra perlas, tiene csc dulce y ca
lido sabor criollo dnico de las mule
res de nuestra terra americana.
Pompin Iglesias y Armando Came
10 trillan la misma senda de Lupita
con dos artistas verdad que con Ig
naeio Mateos, fueron en- ell debut los
que mas Sc distinguieron.
Pero todos aseguramos que traba-
jaron bien y como buenos.
Las bailarinas Luisa Carmen Aro-
zamena, son verdadermente notahles,
tACA iliOoeeoS Su1Pseo'
Las caras y los cuerpos, en- Ell con-
junto de las mujeres es hermoso.
Ago muy notable, que merece pa
rrafo especial son las hermanas Co
nlez, verdaderas profesoras en- la Ma
rimba, quienes fueron merecidamente
ovacionadas.
FL espectaculo, EN- ST, revistas, eSta
presentado con 10 que este ge1ero
requiere: lujo, varie1ad, Y attraction.
Ell decorado es nagnffico y los yes
tuarios, nuevos, autenticos, tfpic6s y
lujosos. Todos son de tipos y costuna-
bres de Mexico, la gran Repdblca,
/ que es i1nica en- America, como en-
Europa, Espana, en- tenef su Epo es-
pecial para cada region.
Ell respetble pdblieo, que como he
mos dicho antes, asisti6 numerosisi-
mo al debut, aplaudio toda la noche
regustado, hizo repetir cast todos los
r1dlneros, y tribute verdadera ovacion
a toda 10 Compnia, saIiendo del tea
tro muy gratamente inlpresionado,
hacienda alabankas del espectaculo,
como muy pocas veces.
Repetimos; la Compania es buena;
~ juzgar por Ell exito del debut, Ell
triunfo de la temporada esta asegu-
RADIO.
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TELETAPIA Y RADI0TELFFONIA

Dentro breve dedaa nstado Gabnete del Gran Pofe
Radio Tefona fin
Suar dstanca Longk Comsionado
Colegio
ganda possible del ESPIRTIS3O relacio
nado la Psicologia. i.
Nuestro Professor muy
entusiasmo haciende ebre Mediums Caren
los enpez6
cia especto a grandes facultades.
Hoy despues de habe btendo diplomas de los Coegos de
Europa America dspues de haber trabado Ma
dd Paris Londres Habana Cuba) Caracas Veneuea Bogoa
(Coombia Haiti ha Puerto
Sociedad trabaos GRATIS
Professor
Espismo Teepatia Grafo
general todo
reaconado estas
reaconado presente
como anazar
escribale
GRATIS No confundan abajos los nngua
la Ley nj la Religion
Direction: Prof " L0NGK, Box s, Chalet No g. Adutas, P, R.
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- S duena del Universe.

nerse Que todos los rqlmqferss Y mqfers que circi-
len en- contra carecen de veracidad y
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Sanchez, adversarios polfticos, empeza
ron por discutir ideas, y terninaron
disputando. POGO despu6s, la disputa
degenerate en- encuentro personal, da-
do 10 excitado de los animos. Y enton-
Ices...
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DEsDE Ell LEJANO OESTE
(Por Christy MATHEWsoN)

Leios, muy leios nos hallamos de
las "bullas' beisboleras; aca en- la
simpatica urbe mayagiezana, donda
en- epocas antcriores, con legithno
orgullo para los boricuas, hubo una
formidable novena que ostent6, mas
de una vez el titulo de champion
ronierldo muy en- alto ell honor de-
portivo de Puerto Rico por la pelota
grandc qae jugaban sus players .
Desgraciadamente Sc ha destrOaudo
al Monarca en- Mayagjicz, hace al
gun tempo. IA quieRes hay que cul-
Far por su "caida"? Podemos decir
que, eXcepto en- las escuelas publ
cas-; ell entusiasmo peloteril es po-
bre; 81 senor, son pocos los Que
''lloran al muerto''. Y aca, en- este
anbiente, no tan placentero Cen 10
que respecta a base ball) para un0
cue es, podriamos decir un esclavo
del Rey dc los Deportes, aca, querido
hector, nos ha lanzado ell destiho. =.
Mas, conSlderando el que estamoS por
aca, loborando en- la nueva 'zafra"
para poder saborear el pan de Ia
instruction, no podemos,. no debcmos
series ingratos al Destino. Vemos
pues, que tendremos que sacrifcarnos
en- 10 que a nuestras diversiones rec
pecta, por algan tempo.
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Los ARGENTINos DERRoTAN Al
TEAM DE FOOT BALL DEL
? URUGUAY

BUENos AIRES, oct. (cable fran
c6s)-El famoso equipo uruguayo de
football, fu6 derrotado aver por ell
team argentine, por dos puntos contra
.qqpO FL d9fafio debi9 efectuarse ilace
dos tifas,i pefo las coraiiciOnes del ITEM
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va que este aho cuenta Ell coleg1o
de Agriculture con I'm team de bas-
tante pujanza, deben tener en- cuen-
ia sus soldados estudiantes en- gene
raj que las batallas que han dc L.
brar. deben ser dentro de las justas
regias del sportmanship" Sepamos
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DR.. LEO 3 Az

Medico Ciruiano Veterina rio.
Ofrece sus servicios profesiona'es. pa
"a cualauicr rartc de Ia Isla.
Gastos de viajes por mi cuenta.
Gale de Cerra No. IT,
is TEX 14ap.1gs = sstRs o. BoxsB.
Santurce. r. Il
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
UNDER WOODS VIEWS
Report ts That Penn, Delegation Is Preparing io Split in Favor of Alabama Senator.

New York, June 2T.--Eeports that the big Pennsylvania delegation had been doing A little informal nose counting and found itself much in- elined to shift 10 the camp of Sem ator Oscar w Underwood during inc anticipated ballot struggle on the presidential nomination, found favor today in inc cars of Underwood men. They professed to have no direct in- formation. however.
 They also were Watching closely the work Of the platform committee on inc anti-klan plank. If that fight has 10 be fought out on Inc floor and the convention itself should declare for naming the klan in the plank. as Senator Underwood has demanded. if is predicted by the Underwood lead CTS that he will ultimately inherit a large part of the Al Smith strength because ofsthe anti-kian attitude Of the Smith delegations.
 "Of course we can do nothing without the Smith votes" one Under wood captain, ~1id today. We start the drastic an'i-lilan idea in ths con- vsntion. but 1t Is part of 'he Smith swing until fl Is shown that Smith cannot he nominated. IT and when that condition is shown. VIC have every reason 10 expect that tha anti kisn delegates will flock to the Tu- dsrwood standard. That Is what we are waiting for"
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
MORE CRIME HERE
 THAN IN EUROPE
LaWleSSneSS Due to Diversity Of
 Races in U. s. A.

Atlantic City, June 27.--The fact that the United States is composed of unhomogeneous peoples contrib utes to the spirit of lawlessness now found in this country, said Judge Scott Offutt, president of the Mary land State Bar association, before the annual convention of the association. This spirit, he said, has reached a point where there is more crime in the United States for each 100000 persons than in any European coun- try.
 The American people," said Judge Oftutt, lis a mixture of all the peo- . pies of the earth. This makes for diverse interests. Laws often are passed to satisfy one group or one section. These laws are not favored by other groups or sections. and are Winked at by them. The mixture of races and ideals makes it difficult 10 establish one definite standard of law"
 Judge Offutt said crime here was not due 10 miidness in enforcing the law, but to the lack of respect for the Ia" shown by the American people. This spirit Is often fostered by news papers, he said, and no reform in crime can be accomplished in this country without the cooperation of shh press. As soon as a crime is committed, particularly where mur- der is involved. it is detailed in news. papers, along with the history of every one concerned.
 Much of this information never is submitted in court; a large part of it h"rause it is mere rumor. Neverthe- less, the jurors rcGd the new spapers and are as much influenced by the stories as hN tho testimony submitted m court. If happens therefore, tbat "ftehtlnlcs court verdict mnreIv is Inc nrtIt'cation Of 3 popular public verdict.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
New Britain Ae:h Votes
 For Home for Disabled

State President Louis w. Fodt of the F. O. E. attended a meeting Of New Britain Acrie of Eagles. of which he is a member and former president. last night and gave an interesting talk On fraternitics.
 The meeting was presided over by President Walter \, Campbell. A re- port on the recent state convention was given by Henry Walter, one of the delegates.
 The serie voted to continue it's membership drive for another year. The delegation to the next national convention was instructed 10 place New Britain acrie on record as favor ing the erection of a home for dis abied members in the west. A report nf progress was presented hy the com mittce seeking building sites for the New Britain branch,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
JOHN ". DAVIS MEN
 REALIZE OPPOSITION
know Some Farmers Will Oppose Their Candidate, But See
 Strength Despite That

New York, June 27-Hest Virginia friends of John W. Davis marshalled their strength in the convention hall today to do little cheering. when his name Was placed in nomination. They did not expect any rousing demonstration 10 materialize, but they did not anticipate that lot of friendly sympathy in the way of handclapping and the like would manifest itself among many delega- tions which will vote otherwise until the vital moment comes when pre- convention obligations no longer bind the action of individual delegates.
 It is fully realized by the Davis supporters that there IS lot of senti- ment in delegations from agricultural regions against nominating a man who has been associated even as a legal adviser with the money powers of the east. They are. confident, however, that this feeling can be largely overcome if the leaders for the nomination are unable to break a deadlock in their own favor and it develops, as they assert it will, that the Dayis-for- second choice movement has already intrenchcd it. self among widely separated groups.
 That is the moment in which they hope to press matters and to call for the support of the men who have visited Davis headauarters in the last few days promising 10 go to him un- der such circumstances
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
Mrs. Alma Bengston Is
 Head of Pride Circle

hrs. Alma BenEston was reelected commander of Pride Circle. Lady For esters. st meeting last night. Ofi- csrs named are: Miss Minnie McCar- ihy. Nice-commsnder: Miss Minnie Mckeon. recording secretary: Miss Lena Hart. financial secretary; Miss Johanna OLeary. treasurer: Mrs. aniia Smith. light guide: Mrs. Nellie Moore, left guide. Mrs. Hanford Dart, inside guard; Mrs. Anna Hefflon. out- side guard: Mrs. Thomas Murtha, pianist
 \ whist was held after the meeting and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Alma Bengston. Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. sssie Olson. Refreshments were pro- tided.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
BR|STOI. NEVIS
Continued From Page seyen).

scouts will attend A meeting of their troop at Berlin this evening,
 The community tall leam will plav @ Windsor Locks gam at Windsor Lot KS saturday ali It rrn.
 K q, Clark, Haroii ( ark at,d Rev. [, Fuller spent 1r'rslay in New i'lA city and liro.h;h.
 N number from thts place will at htd the ban dance and social al "Hkes in West Cromwell this eve linE
 Hrs, Isabelle Gillette. who has been spending the past week as the guest of Mrs. Rose Bclden at her home on Wilcox aNcnue, has returned 10 her home in Ninstcd.
 \ business meeting of the Epr orth league will he held in the Methodist church pariors Monday eyonju~.
 II is reported that all thr brick yards in this vicinity arc working to their full capacity and are putting out record number of bricks for this time cf the year, There is plenty of work in the yards.
 A food safe was held in Athletic h91@this afternoon from until C o'rioch
 The regular midUeek service oas held at the East Berlin Methodist church last night.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
DENY INJUNCTION
Appellate Branch of Supreme Court Ipholds Decision Against Producing Managers Association

New York, June 27.-The appellate division of the supreme court today unanimously affirmed the order of Su- preme Court Justice Mccook denying an injunction to the Producing Man agers' association against the Actors Equity association and the Managers Protective association.
 The injunction was sought 10 re- strain the defendants from carrying out contract providing for the em- ployment of at least so per cent of Equity members in theatrical casts presented by members of the Manag- CTS Protective association The con- tract also provides for the same per centage of Equity members for Naude- vile performances.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27

will he made by automobile and on the way, the degree will be eNempli- fed before large numbers in Utica, Auburn and probably Schenectady. N. Y. Edward r.. Aspinall, degree mas ter, and about 40 members of the team will make the journey.
 This is one of the greatest honors ever conferred on any single lodge In having the degree team from the lodg. exompHfy q rank before the supreme officers ard delegates. The Plainville team has long been known as the best team in the state and its fame has been heraldcd throughout the country. The work which it will perform in Toronto will be put on be fore delegates from all over the world, as the supreme convention is the highest meeting of the order.
 Plans are being made to make this the biggest event in the history Of the
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
NCADOO IS VERY BUSY
iins Not Attended Single session of Convention But Maintains Efficient Organization.

New York, June o7.--William Gibbs McAioo entered upon another busy day of conferences at his hotel head quarters.
 Mr. McAdoo to date has not attend. ra a session Of the convention, and his friends said he probably would not. He has been kept busy with con- stant string of callers, wanting to talk anything from inc nomiuation down to admission tickets to the convention.
 There was little prospect today that Mir. McAdou would issue any further statements or deliver any more ad- dresses until alter the balloting be- gins. He was reported as saying that any statements from him would be made by his adherents on the con- Vention.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
SHEER MENTIONED AS
 SAME TYPE AS WILSON
CUrgrc snan Gcrcn of New Jcrscy sccunds som,naii0n of The
 StS.c'. Eae,uti,c.

New York, June :7,--Scconding to- day the nomination of Governor Sil- -nr for the presidency. Representative Elmer II. Ceran of New Jersey, told tho democratic national convention that the country needed in the White House once more 2 leader of the type of Woodrow Wilson,
 New Jersey save Wilson io the ma tion Cnd to tho world" he said.
 "9he now stands ready to give 10 the nation another son who l,y reason of his endorsements in New Jersey instifics the hone and the belief that he stands wiling, ready and able to lead OUT nation hack to the height of deClism and noble realities in gov ernment. Such a man is George S. Silscr,"
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
SMITH ATTENDS MASS

New York, June @7.-Goyeruor and ira. smith were among the 1900 per- sons who attended a requiem high mars for Monsignor Luke ], ENers celebrated -by Cardinal Hayes fin st., Andrew's church today. Among tho mourners also were Poo members of the Night Workers Association, an employees for whose benefit Monsig- nor ENcrs had organized early morn ing masses. Thrse were held fin St Nndrcw's. of which Monsignor Eycrs had been pastor for 25 years.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
PLAINYILLE DEGREE TEAM
 GOING TO TORONTO, CANADA
I'ythians Will ENcmplify Work At Session Of Supreme Lodge
 On August II.
Especial to the Herald.)

plainNille, June .T. - The degree team of Pythian lodge, K. of F.. of rlainNille. on August II, will eXem- plfy the first rank in the crystal ball room of the King Edward hotel in Toronto. Canada, before the session of the supreme lodge of Pythians from all over the world. The local degree team received the invitation and promptly accepted il. The trip
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
cHIRoPRaC1C EXAMINER

Waterbury. June z7.-Dr. F. Lorne Wheaton of New Haven vas this morning appointed a member Of the slate board of chiroprartic examiners sonia. whose term expired June 14. fszI Gotsrnor Templeton made the appointment sfter a list of ten names cf ebiyerfsctics had been submitted to him by the Connecticut chiroprac- tic association.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
U. s. FENCERS WIN
Defeat Holland in Olympic Games French Polls Experts Win From Spains Best Fcnccrs.

Paris, June "I.--The United States defeated Holland in the Olympic fenc- ing foils competition today
 The United States won 10 matches to Hollands 6.
 France defeated Spain with the foils, l2 matches to 1.
 Hollands defeat hy the Americans was her second Of the days as the team had lost earlier 10 Argentina by the score Of l@ matches tO {.
 Snain Flso lost her match with Hungary, 2 10 |,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-27
INQUEST INTO TRAGEDY

Bridgeport, June e7.--Coroner John J, PheIan will hold an inquest in Stamford at 2!&9 D. m, tomorrow in the doath Of Frances Mcrclling, four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McrcklinG, who met instant death late yesterday when run over by an unknown motorist, while cross- ing Shippan avenue, Stamford,